Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 14, 1911, Page 4

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Grady & Co. carry a very Complete Line of General Merchandise Call and See Them for Any of , Your Necessaries COHASSET, MINNESOTA | ; ; mental Farm; and other distin- a a a eal ve % eesratetetetotoeeestntntetet eetetetetoceetettetodetetetpetete § Brook Hotel Se > secede Soefoetocgon Up-to-Date Accommodations ee PPP DDL RAD eerie —| | John Nelson Proprietor Minnesota eres Se Oe Dretea> ~~ 4 SALOON | The Very Best ofEvery- thing Always on COUNTRY SCRIBES ENJOY OUTING | Passed Resolutions Thanking Those: Who Assisted in Making the Meeting a Success. | WAS HELD AT ITASGA STATE rt | Sept. A. J. es of the North | east Experiment Farm Was | Among The Speakers Who Addressed the Editors. = | RESOLUTIONS | We, the members of the North- | Minnesota Editorial associa- | tion, with our families, having en-} joyed one of the most delightful | outings in the history of the asso- | ciation: having had the rare pri-| vilege of witnessing the beauty | and interesting features of Itasca | State Park under the most favor able conditions, and having rece i ed the most hospitable treatment} everywhere, do hereby adopt the | | following: | Resolved, that we extend our ‘thanks to Governor A. O. Eber- |hart; Dr. Vincent, president of the University of Minnesota; L | W. Hill, president of the Great| | Northern railway, Hon. S. Y. | Gordon, lieutenant governor;Dean | James, of the University of Min, | nesota Dean Woods, of the Agri- ‘cultural college: Prof. A. J. Me- |Guire of the Northeast Experi- | guished gentlemen who have made four outing intellectually profitable | iby their wealth of wisdom and | advice. | Resolved, That we extend our| | grateful appreciation to the hos- pitable people of Park Rapids for | aici untiring and successful en- jtertainment of this association | while in their city. Especially do we extend thanks to that city’s | great organization its commercial | club; to Mayor William Taber; to! | that genial host Hon. J. H. O'Neil: |to the owners of the autos and !auto boats whose courtesy afford- ed us the pleasure of seeing their | enterprising city and beautiful j lakes; to our brother newspaper men Messrs. Harrdon and Page, | do we extend thanks in making |this annual outing the most suc- cessful of the association summer | mee.ings; and lastly to the ladies of the city do we extend thanks for their cordiality and hospitality to the niembers of the association, their wives and sweethearts. Resolved, That we most heartily {approve and endorse the wise | policy of our state in setting aside the tract of land at the headquart- ers of the Mississippi as a state | park; of maintaining the park in } its condition of original natural beauty, and of conducting as a ' state institution for the use of and} | the pleasures of the people. We | suggest a policy of increased ap- propriations, the same to be used; for the purpose of making the | park more easily accessable to all | \ the people; of still further protec- | | ting its natural scenery and ex- | ploiting the fact of the park’s exist- lence. We want the people of the} | state to become more familiar with | the park and its purpose and to that end we urge the members of | this association to give the insti-| | tution the publicity it so much de- | serves and ought to have. | | Resolved. That we are most, |heartily of the opinion that the, | state is fortunate in having such j loyal, enthusiastic, courteous and/{ | competent people in charge of the { park as Mr. and Mrs. Heinzelman. COHASSET, MINNESOTA, JUNE 14, 1911 lsion that it has proven to be: es | CASTRO NO LONGER IN EXILE tne wnitea states BOOST FOR COHASSET Minnesota Attorney General Rules on r Case. os will have to be They are thoroughly in sympathy | UPPUNENIS BUNCO FARMERS { with the thot and purpose of the! hanes a i park and as a result their adminis- | President Speaks Plainly on Reci- | a tration is making the institution | Broctiycate Chicago Specific ¢ , 4 | Chicago, —President Taft, in filed befor e board of c¢ what its founders intended it!» speech Vestern Economic | trol a be held bef F. A. erintendenf of state tra ig school at Red Wing, be removed from office. sbould be, a place of protection | society here, declared t for one of the state’s remaining | “4! oP ae ea procity agre not from t natural beaut spots und a quiet | farmer put fhe This was decided in an opinion retreat fur some of the state’s! and fron nufac given by G k son, attor citizens who seek a place for quiet | print pape general, answer to questions asked rest and comfort. Personally th _| In one him by the rd of control. x . ally they | paar “The du f the board of contr have made our stay very pleasant | the is toa ing before it of cific ¢ Bee be ber of the Simpson ome person, ed, other than a m ard of control,” and we shall fong remember their efforts in our behalf. Resolved, That the members of the Northern Minnesota Editorial | said t he tat association hereby express their | ste Bon ae ppr on of the ith the United > as with the people of sebetoletetetebdotebey untiring the country. 3 efforts of the president Harold Lafo rd Ss i j eee 3 Knutson, and tbe secretary, A, LOSS IS ABOUT $600,000 i Ice Cream Parlors Ridcarendh i - = e! Peladaa <7 see | SOR re crema nen ome G. Rutledge, in promoting the palatial Lake Steamer North West welfare of this organizatio d | ed by Fire. 7 assisting in inaking this : his wees FRUITS grand success and delightful occa- = Confections hovienkerooteofusloofoeheoleeforlontorfesdeofobootenfolorle 2 : : Ices of all Kinds pecially Secretary Rutledge, who * has proven to be Northern Min- = 1 1 Fruits and nesota’s acknowledged premier © z i ) vors booster i ; t Resoived, That a copy of these = A INE ¢ resolutions be furrished to the 0 OF be The d by an explos 4 members of this association by the! o¢ oi Cigars and Smoking and : hmen narrowly e Bee : 4 secretary for publication in their caped were able to Chewing Tobaccos respective newspapers. Bet as n alarm gue Chas: F. Scheers, Chairman. G.S. Pease LUMBER TRUST PROBE OPENS Rudolph Lee a FOA. Pie Special Federal Grand Jury Convenes : at Chicago. Carlos Avery > 6—A U ths for those who yur Parlors Located in O’Donnell’s Build- ing, Third Street Aegean ee ee ae a ee a ee ae a Committee SS cution of the so ¢ [Ree ae Retake Bo Abe UTILITY STRAIN, 5. C. WHITE ORPHINGTCAS | Chicagoans, Hen A. Selien, vice Former Venezuelan President Leaves of a sash and door com- the Canaries. pany; H y B. Munger, London, May 27.—Dispatches re-|@ door company ceived here from Madrid confirm the | Vice president of report that ex-President Cipriano cern, were examined. Castro of Venezuela has mysteriously | PES e bie 2c to disappeared from his exile at Las LORIMER IS ON HIS DIGNITY Palmas, Canary islands. It is said that Castro has gone to the United States to assist in the plan | “I Don’t Intend to Cignify With De for his restoration being engineered nial These False Rumors.” in New York by Alexandro Vasquez , May 28.—“I do not intend eee a | to dignify with denial all the faise MOVE TO OUST WHITTIER) tumors that are printed about me,” es | said Senator William Lorimer, dise gton report that he Egg Producers and Prize Winners Pope, | Mrs, H. K. Abell, Stevenson, Minn. ai lumber cou Eggs For Hatching First Pen $3.00 for 15; Se Yond Pen #1.50 for 15. ]jR. THOMAS RUSSEL! ician and Surgeon esidence Corner Leland ing the Wash a tended to forestall a second senatorial investigation by resigning. Avenne and Sixth Street Charges Filed Against Minnesota Training School Head. Charging F. A. Whittier, superin- tendent of the boys’ training school, - = not only with having brutally whipped | and beaten inmates of that institu- tion with a leather thong, but also in- | flicting similar punishment to girls in & — ; "THE experienced the girls’ training school, Ralph painter—the man 'GRAND «APIDs, MINNESOTA Wheelock, private secretary to Gov- ernor Eberhart, filed a formal com- plaint with the beard of control, ask- ing for Whittier’s removal. The com- plaint was d mn by attorneys under the direction of A. D. Stephens of Crookston. | FATAL PLUNGE INTO WELL) who knows—always recommends Minnesota Man Meets Death in Pecu- | liar Manner. | Chris Christopherson plunged head- | long into a thirty-foot well at South | Stillwater and was taken out dead. ; He had several ugly cuts on his fore- | head, face and head. His head was submerged in water. The man was single, about fifty years old, and has been working eed years about sawmills and in the pineries. 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