More than 1,000 persons listened
for more than two hours and a half
to the ceremony that marked the in
stallation of Right Rev. Joseph Fran
cis Busch of Lead, S. D., as the head
of the St. Cloud diocese. Following
the procession of the clergy, in
which more than 150 participated, the
bishop was given his office and robes
of authority.
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A verdict of 122,500 for the loss of
both legs of a twelve-year-old boy is
not excessive in the opinion of the
state supreme court. The court sus
tained a Judgment against the Great
Northern railway obtained in Itasca
county by Abram Palon, suing as
father of Kenneth Palon. Both legs
of the boy were cut off below the
knee.
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John Shoan, thirty-two years old,
Harvard graduate, insurance solic
itor, telegrapher, and
statement impersonator of George
Warnock of Minneapolis, by which
impersonation he obtained $75 from
a flour mill company, wants to stay
in jail for a year to do missionary
work among the prisoners.
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Mrs. G. S. Pease, wife of the veter
an editor of the Anoka Union, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
U. S. Dick, in Seattle, following a
third stroke of paralysis. She was
sltxy-nine years old. Mrs. Pease was
:||irn
In Bastport/^Me., and reached
Anoka with her parents when quite
yooiif,
R.exall Week.
Next week beginning March 28th
will be known all over the United States, Canada and
Europe as REXALL WEEK. All of that week THE
REXALL STORES everywhere will make SPECIAL of
fers that will save you money.
