Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1908 — Page 6

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CROWN POINT NEWS I Holy Boilers Visit Town. The Israelites, a religious secet having their headquarters at Benton Harbor, Mich., made their annual visit and propounded their doctrine on the public square last evening. According to them the time is ripe for the coming of Christ, and the long hair worn by the men will be the sign of recognition. The colony is called the "House of David" at the Michigan town, and while their adherents are comparatively few at present, they expect at least 150,600 ' converts in the near future. While their methods may be questionable their sincerity can hardly be doubted. Auto Club Fails to connect. The Michigan City Automobile' club due here yesterday and billed to come seventy strong, failed to connect, only about four machines from there making an appearance. There w3 a noticable decrease in the number of out-to-town machines yesterday, due probably to the hot, threatening weather and the dusty condition of the roads. Trim the Trees. (JOS OI Hie Ciljujr 1 r ltf. ia n Vib walk In Er alonsr under our numerous shade trees, with an umbrella on a nice rainy morning one of the projecting brachnes and be ratf.!l to a nice cold shower bath. Nothing personal, of course, but have ' you been along your front walk latebranches are? No, nothing at all, said Fred. Hude, Jr.. employed by the wholesale house of Marshall Field & Co., at Chicago, 13 spending nis xwo weeks' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. G, Jlartholomae and family. Mies' Belle Peterson and Miss Liucia Hearst returned Saturday evening from a. visit with Dr. and Mrs. Gusee of Gary. ; In Hammond Saturday. ' R. G. Parry of the Lake County News ;" scent Sunday with his parents and friends. ' Crown Point visitors yesterday, return Ing to Hammond In their- automobile. Fred Furman transacted business in iiammona toaiuraay in ine aavemsing i line for the Lake county fair. vr. unanes iinKnam transaciea dusi Tiees in Hammnnil Raturdav. Will Hanlon, employed, at Gary as a stone cutter, visited with relatives In town over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simmons of Chi cago, are visiting with Mr. and . Mrs, T7rl iiriaa An firnnf Ktrpflt Ed Davis spent Sunday with his family here. George Schmal transacted business In Chicago Saturday. liaroia ti. w neeier ana wiie, ana air, e's touring car to Rensselaer, where they met Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northlain of Union City, who are touring this way from their home, and wilt : make a Bhort visit with friends in ' Crown Point. Fred Fessenden Is back doing serv Ice as Juryman at the superior court at Hammond after being indisposed for a few days. John C Agnew, returned to HamImond this morning to resume his duties as bailiff of the superior court, ; there after spending the week end with , relatives here. The "Western Electric company of Chicago, gave their picnic & Monon Park, Cedar Lake, yesterday. Quite ;& few of our young bloods attended .the affair. The Petersons drove their new Ap- ; person to LaPorte, Ind., yesterday, incidentally to see the scene of the Gun'nesa mystery and to leave Mr. Peterson In that town where he will deiote the biggest share of the week ;in legal matters. The Woodmen observed the day with appropriate memorial exercises yester?day, subject to the custom which prevailed all over the country, where Wood craft is known. MUNSTER. Miss Erraa Kaske, who has been vis )ltlng Miss Marguerite Knotts of Hammond for the past week, returned to her home here today. Peter Kooy has purchased a fine new motor cycle. t Mr. C. Stallhbohm visited in Ham'mond yesterday. ' Miss Dickie- Kikkert and Carl Stall"bohmn attended the commencement exercises at Toleston Thursday evening. Miss Carol Farringer of Chicago vis.lted friends here last week. Mr. Safferus of Grand Rapids, Mich., is visiting at the home of Rev. Borgman. EAST CHICAGO. Messrs. Frank Williams, Lester Has call and Tom Hanly arrived Saturday .FOR RENT OR SALE A 50-foot, two story brick building that can be ued to advantage as a boarding house o-n Railroad avenue near One Hundred and Forty-fifth street. East Chicago, Inquire at Todd and Chicago avenue. FOR SALE OR RENT A saloon in .good location. Dirt cheap. On account of sickness. See Abe Given, One Hundred and Forty-fourth and Railroad, East Chicago. Ind. (I Ebv CratSuelkn Presents icrtte Crad" H 'at MAX NASSAU'S, 5 JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, Oteott Avenn, - East Chlcego. tf t v"ffstli!w4 frWf1t at bit Place Is Of best i i crtm.it? sa j st tte lowest prices. Goar- ; ' rn'ee it io to be. , , , .

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from Lafayette where they have been attending Purdue university. Miss Hazel Smith of Crown Point is the guet of Miss Leila Mercer of Forsythe avenue. Miss ""Mabel Gough returned Satur day from a two week's visit to .Nia gara Falls. TOLESTON. Mrs.. R. Woege was a Hammond shopper Friday. Miss Louise James spent Saturday with relatives in Windsor Park. Misses Florence and Hazel Wantz of Michigan, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Phillips for a few weeks. Miss J. Johnson of East Chicago, spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Alma Pahl returned to her home in Crown Point last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stewart spent Sunday in Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wartena visited relatives In Hammond Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hewitt and family were the guests of friends in Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. H. A. Townsley and daughter Inez, spent the day with friends in Hyde Park. Mrs. H. M. Stanton and children are the guests of relatives in Hamlet for a few days. Mesdames L. Marks and J. C. Watson were ary visitors last Friday. WHEELER. The Ice cream social which was postponed, will be given next Friday evenng on the church lawn. The Queen Esther Circle will hold a short business meeting next Friday evening at the parsonage. The Ladies' ' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hutchinson. John Covey was a Valparaiso visitor Sunday. Freeman Vader transacted business in Valparaiso Saturday. The athletic association of the high school held a meeting Saturday evening. INDIANA HARBOR. Kicked in the Head. L. T. Mauger was kicked in the head yesterday by one of his horses. Mr. Mauger was trimming the horse's fetlocks and the flies being bad, the animal was nervous and kicked, striking Mr. Mauger on the head, making a painful scalp wound. Loses. Valuable Watch. Ben Roup lost a valuable gold watch somewhere In Indiana Harbor Saturday afternoon. Anyone finding It can receive a reward by leaving the watch at the Pioneer Lime & Coal company's office. v a Felix Ericson has sent his collie dog that bit little Freddie Sauer to his brother Edward in Woodlawn. Freddie is getting along all right and the scar Is about healed up. Mrs. Frank Reiland of Gary was the guest of Mrs. George Reiland last week. Charles Eghert spent Sunday with friends in Laporte. John Byrnes started to work today for the East Chicago and Indiana Har bor Electric company. D. W. Long of Commonwealth avenue died Saturday afternoon at his home. He was ill for some time with typhoid fever and then complications set in which were the direct cause of his death. Mr. Long has been employed in the sheet mill of the Inland for the last three years and was highly respected by all who knew him. The remains were shipped today to Vandugriffe. Pa., for burial. Judge and Mrs. George Reiland spent Sunday in Gary, the guests of Judge and Mrs. A. C. Huber. Mrs. Duffln Curtis of Hammond was "in town Saturday visiting friends. The ladies of the Christian church held a very successful market in the Pioneer Lime and Coal company's office last Saturday afternoon. They were unable to supply all the demands for their goods. ' Mrs fiprtrc-A Reiland cald a flviner visit to Chicago Saturday. George Raup was in Gary all last week In charge of the plastering work on the Kahn & Zimmerman building there. W. U. Wallace, general manager of the South Bend interurban, was ' in town Saturday looking over the new loop proposition. Harry Lemon, superintendent of the western division, met Mr. "Wallace at the car and accompanied him over the ground. The Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting Friday night. There was a large attendance. Miss Edith Evans and Miss Lelia Mercer were in Chicago shopping Saturday. Sol Goldberg of Chicago Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petzel of Olcott avenue. The closing exercises of the eighth grade were held Friday evening at McKinley school. The class sang Merry June In chorus, after which Miss Eunice Sager sang Goodby, Sweetheart, Goodby. Miss Alta Specter gave an instrumental solo from" Trovatore and Miss Esher Cohen one from .Martha. The exercises were well attended by the parents and friends of the children. . CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks V a SPECIALTY ' Telepboae I. H. 602. He. flL

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GARY NEWS Add Wheels to Force. The police have now received .two new bicycles to add to the equipment of the police force and believe that they can be used to great advantage on the force. The wheels were tried out Saturday afternoon by Chief Martin and Officer Neuman. It is believed that it will be a great help to them in serving papers and getting about the town quickly. The first arrest on a bicycle was made by Sergeant Glenn Rambo, who picked up a drunk that was re ported making trouble on Broadway. Sand Causes Misery. ' Yesterday the sand that has done so much damage in the city and caused so much misery to pedestrians and animals continued to drift about the street with Its characteristic severity. The sand storms are becoming dreaded more than the chill breezes of a bleak winter. Hundreds of visitors who came to Gary yesterday to visit the Steel City .had the pleasure of their trip spoiled by the drifting sand. Although the weather was pleasant the streets were practically deserted because of the sand. Pickerel Are Plentiful. The fishing season about Gary Is now opening up, and large catches are daily being reported. In the Little Calumet river south of town the pickerel are plentiful and several catches of cat fish have been reported. The water In this stream is still high, however, and the fishing is done largely with night lines. Because of the heavy rains this spring the season Is more backward than usual. In the Grand Calumet river at Miller large catches are being reported. The fishermen along Lake Michigan are having one of the best season in years and are making numerous very large hauls. A number of people from Gary attended the concert given Saturday night at Miller given by the Lutheran society in the Swedish church. The concert was a great success and neted substantial proceeds for the benefit of the church. Mrs. M. A. Caldwell has returned from a visit with friends at Joliet, 111. Miss Lillian Thompson of Hammond spent the day in Gary yesterday. Miss Thompson is considering the opening up of a class and giving piano lessons In Gary. Mrs. Pearl Simons, whose husband is employed at the steel mills, is seriously 111 in the Mercy hospital. Her condition was so bad yesterday afternoon that it was thought she could live but a few hours. Mrs. Simons is being attended by Dr. Harry Walsh. An old classmate of Attorney Ora L. Wlldermuth, Orville Heckman of Denver, Col., is visiting him for a few days. Last night the police, traveling on Broadway, reported that the arc lights were giving very poor service. The lights are off about half the time and when they are on they are not of sufficient power. WANTED Two waitresses at Strong's restaurant. (Room) Goldman . block, 7th and Mass., Gary, Ind. HOBART. Edward Schavey and Miss Louise Sapper, both of Hobart were married yesterday morning at the German Lu theran church by Rev. E. R. Schuelke, pastor . The young couple will begin housekeeping immediately In the May baum house near the Fort Wayne de pot. A class of five girls and two boys received their first communion at St, Bridget's Catholic church yesterday morning. Miss Ruth Clark, of Hammond, is here visiting at the home of her brother John for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butz, of Chicago were Sunday guests of Mr. Butz's mother, Mrs. P. J. Kelly. Jake Stevens and wife, of Hammond spent Sunday with Hobart friends. Miss Emily Johnson of Indiana Har bor, visited here with-her parents yes terday. Miss LIHie Jahnke of Chicago visited her parents in Hobart over Sun day. Attorney and Mrs. J. A. Patterson of Indiana Harbor, visited in Hobart yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. E. H Guyer. Ernest Roper, of Harvey, 111., was a guest of his parents over Sunday. George Huff and Miss Emily Beld ing of Chicago spent Sunday here with Miss Belding's aunt, Mrs. B. B, Bale. CLARK STATION. A. Brown and son Otto, of Toleston visited with friends here. Mrs. F. Behn and daughter Miss Emily spent the day in Chicago on business. F. Keopke of Toleston, spent the day with friends here. John Arnold, Otto Boldt, and Wil liam Marsh are spending a few weeks here taking in the sights and fishing. Walter Bahn and Harry Petersen were Pine visitors. Mrs. A. Kreuger and children spent the day here. ST. JOHN, Postmaster " Andrew Kammenr and wife yesterday enjoyed a visit from their two sons, Theodore, of Dyer and Michael of Englewood, and their fami lies respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michael of Englewood were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer yesterday. Misses Lizzie Schwartz and Annie Wenkofske of Chicago visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alois Portz yesterday. The picnic given by the Schererville public school last Friday was

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quite a. success as the weather turned out lovely and the visitors were numerous considering the - time of the year and the work Incident to this season. Visitors were Jpresent from Dyer, St. John, Schererville, Griffith and the surrounding districts. The program began at 10:15 a. m., after which all went, to the woods in the school busses where a pleasant time was had by everybody until late in the afternoon. Throughout the day.it was borne in mind that this was principally Children's picnic and the little ones went home quite happy and content with expectations of a long and pleas ant vacation. Misses Cecilia and Rose Ludwig were the teachers in the Schererville school, and the term being closed are now enjoying their vaca tion. John Miller is enjoying his Cadillac automobile which he received last week The machine is a new one and seats five passengers, and is ten horse power. Mr. Miller has disposed of his first machine. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rouschlang of Crown Point visited with Mr. and Mrs. , Peter Schumacher yesetrday. Edward Bleckle . spent Sunday In Hammond. John Portz of Hammond spent Sun day with relatives in St. John. LOWELL. It is said that Cordle Kenney, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kenny, living east of Lowell, is suffering from an attack of appendicitis, requiring the attention of a physician. v Several of our young people attend ed a dance at Crown Point Saturday night. 1 Mrs. Roy Abrams and children have returned to her home at Greencastle after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer Joined his wife over Sunday for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. A. LV Spihdler at Chicago Heights. Lucian Warner, formerly a resident of Lowell, but now of Old Mexico, is enjoying a few days' visit here. Mr. Warner is connected with the Tropical Valley Mexico company, who own and sell farms in that beautiful country of sunshine and health climate. He says the climate there rivals that of the far famed Italy, and the difference is between snow in this country and roses n Mexico; between furs and shirt waists; between a hot stove In a tight room and a warm, sunny seat in a park. Jesse Hayden and Mai Hoevet with their lady friends, Mrs. Hoshaw and Miss Millie Garrison, took a pleasure trip to Kankakee In Zartman's automobile Sunday. Fourteen members and degree team of the Lowell Odd Fellows' lodgs went in automobiles to Crown Point Saturday night, and conferred the initiatory degree on a member. They - report a fine time. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAH Mrs. Frank Therbo and Mrs. J. McGoliget of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Cobb Friday, and while here called on several of the old neighbors. Miss Lillian Doe has again resumed her position at the Ryan car shops, they having started work again today. Miss Schiedy of Chicago is visiting at Mrs. Reeds. Miss Julie Petterson was a Ham mond caller today. Mrs. A. W. Hunter was a Hammond shopper Saturday. Mr. William Neel has gone to Joliet where he has excepted a position. Mr. Conroy of South Chicago, was a Burnham visitor Saturday. Mr. John Patton transacted business In Chicago today. Mr. W. E. Combs of Gary spent Sun day in Burnham. Miss Minnie Patton spent Saturday evening with Miss Myrtle Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. M. tz. bhaver gave a party Saturday In honor of their son, Raymond's brihtday. A good time is reported by all. Mr. Arron Lead spent Sunday in Chi cago. Leona Pretchell of Chicago has been spending a few days with Mrs. Beal. Miss Lizzie Soule, Mary, Frank and Leona Pretchell were out boating to day. The ball game Sunday .between the Hopkins Colts of Hegewisch and i team from the city, resulted in a vie tory for the Colts, the score being 7 to 9. A large crowd witnessed the game BLACK OAK. J. Seberger transacted business at St John Wednesday. John Nimitz was a Chicago visitor Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Seberger spent Thursday at Chicago. Peter Leisenfelt of Hammond, trans acted business here Saturday. - Jim Vanes of Hessville, was a busl ness visitor here Saturday. John Bohling of South Chicago was a visitor here Saturday. Rember the dance June 19 given by the ball team at Scheldt's hall. $100 Eeward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn tnat mere is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall s Ca tarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by Duiiamg up tne constitution and assist Ing nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its Curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. 'Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch of Oliver street were Chicago visitors Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Scherr has returned to her home in Englewood after visiting with her brother, Peter Koch and family. ' Mrs. Mathew Schaefer and daughters Celia and Catherine, transacted business in South Chicago Saturday. William Schneiderwendt of Chicago was a business visitor here Saturday. Mrs. Walter Wuthenow and mother. Mrs. Chrisholm of Hammibal, Mo., spent Saturday at Lincoln park in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Nyhoft of Gary, lid., spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillmurray of Sheridan r.venue. Mrs. P. D. Burnham, who recently returned from Pensacola, Fla., Is spend ing a few days with her son, Ruscell Burnham at DePauw University. Miss Jessie Marie Curtis will arrive home from the Western at Oxford,, O., this -week, to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Curtis on Oliver street. Mesdames D. K. Waltzer and Louis Perrlgo spent Sunday at Llbertyvllle, III., .with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berriga. Hugh Brown, who has been laid up tor several months with typhoid fever. returned to work in the laboratory at the Standard Oil company today. Un til he fully recovers he will take the day shift tnstead of the night shift which he usually had. Charles Christopher, who recently went to Guthrie, Okla., from Whiting, is Just recovering from a siege of ayphoid fever. Mrs. Anna Dunsing has resigned her position in the candle factory at the Standard Oil company and will leave In a short time for Chanute, Kan., to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Exton. The contracting Westrumlte com pany of Whiting have secured the contract for the paving of several more Indiana Harbor streets. Frank Gillmurray of Sheridan ave nue is at V est Baden, Ind., where he went to take mud baths In, an effort to relieve him of an attack of rheuma tism which has troubled him for several months. An ice cream social was held at the church Saturday night which was well attended and netted a neat sum for the church. Miss Clara B. Rorer, teacher in the public school, will teach In her home town at Gilman, 111., next year. Frank Miles was the guest of rela tives in Hobart yesterday. Mrs. Louis Wollett of South Chicago spent Saturday here visiting wiih her sister, Mrs. Scott, on Fischrupp avenue.Mrs. Joseph Bernstein was in Chi cago Saturday. N Joseph D. Murphy has severed his conection with the Home Realty com pany. Messrs Roy Dlls and John McCabe went to Chesterton yesterday to witness the baseball game between the Westville and Chesterton teams. Misses Edith Langenhan and Mary Hlckey were Chicago visitors Satur day. The directors of the public library will hold their monthly meeting to night. Mrs. William Bollinger was brought home from St. Anthony's hospital yesterday. She is much improved, and it is now thought she will revocer rap idly. Messrs. Henry Beaubein, Arthur Glad den and Charles Manbeck, were in Chesterton Sunday. KOBERTSDALE. Misses H. Crumpacker and C. Verhoven, teachers of the kindergarten, gave the children a picnic Friday morning at the Lake Front park. That the little tots enjoyed this treat was evident by their merry laughters and smiling faces when they returned. Miss Matilda Grisel of South Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Buehler, jr., yesterday. There will be an exhibit of the work of the pupils of the Franklin school, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, In the school building. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Miss Beyl Stowe of Lawton, Mich., is spending a few weeks here visiting Mrs. H. Stowe of Harrison avenue. Mrs. "William Payne of Harrison avenue, visited her sister, Mrs. William Bollinger at St. Anthony's hospital yesterday. Walter Sigler an cousin, Dwight Mason, were White City visitors Saturday. John Llsiae of Milwaukee, Wis., spent Friday here, transacting business with M. Thompson of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Henry Eggers, sr., spent the day shopping in Chicago. ' The teachers of the Franklin school attended the exhibit of the schools in Whiting, Friday afternoon. , Mesdames James Nickleson and Robert Atchison visited friends In Chicago Friday. All the Robertsdale volunteer firemen are requested to be present at the special meeting tonight at the fire station at 8 o'clock: Important business. Harry Payne of Fort Wayne, Ind., is spending a few days with his brother, William Payne, of Harrison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mathias and daughter, Miss Irene were the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. J. Smuter, in Chicago yesterday. The sewing circle of the Franklin school held their weekly session In school building, Friday afternoon. ! Fred Lavernz, Jr., while at work Friday at the Glucose company, had the misfortune to cut one, of his fingers on his right hand quite severely. He is under the care of Dr. Iloskins. It will be some time before he will be

able to resume his duties at the Glucose. , , . Mr. and Mrs. William Stone and daughter Doris, visited relatives In Chicago yesterday. Misses Matha and Emma and Willie Kasch of. Roberts avenue, attended a party" in Gary, Saturday. Miss Katie McKenna spent the day visiting in South Chicago.

VALPARAISO. Katherlne Eraz Bowden gave her delightful steopticon entertainment "Pictoral Hiawatha" at the Christian church Friday evening before a large and appreciative audience. A feature of the entertainment, which was given under the auspices of M. E. Bogarte's Sunday school class, was a series of twenty magnificent pictures illustrative of the famine and which were taken from paintings by H. H. Cross, a former well known Valparaiso artist to whom Mr. Bowden paid one thousand dow Mr. Bowden paid $1,000 for the series. Fren Stoner spent Sunday in the Vale with relatives. A band of Israelites of the House of David, preached to large audiences on the streets Saturday afternoon and evening. They were from the notoriaus Benton Harbor colony. On VIdette was published Saturday owing to the death of John A, Mavity, father of Editor Mavity, whose funeral was held at West Lebanon. It Is said that one of Valparaiso's well known saloonkeepers is erecting a barrel house in Chautauqua park. The Misses Ivy, Uree and Fern Miller spent Sunday with their father east of aown. Contractor W. B. Hutchinson is crushing the field stone taken from old city gutters last year and piled near the Grand Trunk for use in widen ing some of the gravel roads. A good show was given at the Vaudette Saturday night. Emmett Campbell suflered a fall Sat urday evening as he was about to leave Richards' barber shop. It Is thought that he had suffered a partial sun stroke during the day. The Lyric Glee Club left Saturday night for Cleveland where they will appear with ne of the park bands In concert every afternoon and evening this week. The boys will give a concert at Memorial opera house In this city Friday, June 19, under the aus pices of the Brotherhood of St. Paul of the M. E. church. This will be the first appearance in concert in this city of the new tenor, William Covert. The quartet will give a sacred concert the following Sunday evening, June 21, at the Presbyterian church. Miss Ethel Knox of Spencer arrived to attend the new term at the University this summer. Winona, Minn., June 8. The twentysixth annual convention of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor of Labor, which was opened in this city today, and which will continue the greater part of the week, got into working order before an adjournment was taken

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