PAGE CLOUD REGISTER FOUR THE ST. Named I John’s Professor Catholics St. Minnesota Hospitality Sioux Plunder: Fr. Hennepin in hands your Newmanites Addresses Hundred Among ' Litdrgy’l 'Greais' and Siaie's- On ’Lent DRIAVK number of distinguished Cath- A ' Daily Mass Requested Newmanites the Teachers’ of 5¢ olic clergymen and laymen Father Godfrey asked the stu- were special St. Cloud. college, had a the list of named last week to daily Mass if they dents to to go March 3 their meeting treat at “Minnesota’s Living Great.” 100 Coca-Cola could consciously Bottling least Compohy do at of St. Cloud or so, Diekmann, Father Godfrey \when them Among Father E. C. join were daily themselves the and to to history Church of O.S.B., professor Ramacher, assistant of St. their which parish priests pastor Mas of- STETSON ' F HATS! Men- John’s St. patrolog‘y and at univer- Mary’s parish Little in Falls; Arch- fered their congregations, and or , for and “Lent spoke them sity, to KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! on bishop John G. Murray of St. Paul, read daily movable of the to parts the Liturgy.” Father Vincent J. Flynn, president Mass the daily that the CROSBY are SQUARE SHOES! the Godfrey stressed Father so- St. of Thomas’ college, St. Paul; Cl‘iurch’s instruction faith- her to do do We cial of Lent. not aspect Sheriff Thomas V. Gibbons, St. fu ourselves but to . for THE just penance Paul; ‘ Col. E. B. Miller, Brainerd, Everyone daily spiritual do must work participate in the redemptive Bataan hero; George Lawson, St. reading, Father Godfrey asserted. ‘Christ, said. of he Paul, labor leader, and others. Spiritual reading is the Lib- not . _ ltus Lent joyful. "NEW ES‘” is But CLOTH more, The living 100 Minneso— fashion reading time great erty to two baptis- the time-for renewal of our selected tans in seconds. Benedict six-week minutes, St. 16 were a mal the chance to return to vows, poll conducted by the hours wise. He aside three Junior state set was control. purity primal and STORE our Chamber spiritual of Commerce. his day monks do Some for to a God- Father Lent, Considering > ballots 10,000 reading. during days received, And the 40 and were “Why do question, posed the frey the 100_highest Lent he them take only of let out vote-getters were penance?” do we li- named. book from the monastery one God; of favor Penance is not Cloud a The read. honored brary to 100 special Opposite the Post . were Office in St. When necessity for it is we us. a- Thursday of guests last Week Father Godfrey Considered the on intellects sin, only not 'we our warp dinner at sponsored by the Min- problem suffering. Why is it a of tw15t wills, but and and our we our Centennial nesota‘ committee and people, have that people who good body both is For bodies, too. man the Jaycees state Cofi‘man Me- at committed serious sin, made Chrls- We no are soul alone. soul, and not omcm morial in Minneapolis. union The helping suffer? They to Mam- com- are Puritans are tions not or occasion the 100th anniver- Christ plete the sufferings of was ev11. body on call the who chees __\_ of the establishment the Cross. of the ary bet- Confession, sin,‘ When or we Minnesota territory. Father Godfrey d d, Penance, And d of the sacrament ‘ r ‘ter, a e a Selection of the “100 Great” __NOTICE:— hospital souls. Penance. his bed is ,er'Son' most only stores on .x our \ INCLUDED the made by thought leaders from was exhibit in French Hennepin’s pull commemorat- ing in edition Father fully redemptive of sharing in the is to our therefore, a nar- necessary all walks life: of Business, labor, rative, Voyage low-rutted Curieux, Christ, is the Cross, published in Leyden, work of which Hol- the of bodies nerve out ing the centennial of Minnesota terri- the professional, educational, art, the land, The other in 1740. Indians suffering. There is fighting by the into which, divi- po- atterns sin, way. no are over Eody litical, social, religious, veteran, the Library in Washington is of Congress at sion his Mass doing tory of equipment he be good and And The inci- fallen. vestments. has more may ,. and other fields. picture “Minnesota Sioux Plundering Father She this of dent took all the Workers place along the Upper fast. his bed than Mississippi. to The WE WISH Church asks TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WE HAVE The ‘ on us book A will be released Hennepin” contain- calo- in 1680. The picture is from exhibit will be in the of the the until active spread public June aposto- to 15. cut down tells to an engrav- our open on us BEEN MADE A FRANCHISED DEALER FOR ing picture and short of that_we story demand a late. ' ' She a does ries. not Hurnphrey ‘ Senator By .each of the honored There persons. cigarettes. a is give Fighting Spirit Necessary our up GENERAL Father Ramacher APPLIANCES recently ELECTRIC get. helps Fasting was a us cell Speaking of the reason. necessary HistoriCal Address chosen Minnesota’s State bodies outstanding in grip glorious and our the on and movement g a -.once a by the Junior state young man passion. on weakened by XI, fearless Pius Pope 0 was Chamber of ' Commerce. 'might _ that do We Father God- we during the five penance years and Are: of old Among Their the Famous Appliances death sm put to studying in Rome, he man frey spent glori— the Director with Will Easter Talk ain at Opens rise decision. Centennial time said, “This of is Exhibition a O HOUSEHOLD rist. C fighters !” We all be must On ous Friendship House lIttle - make for to It is our Church bad We the is in us say a REFRIGERATORS Miu accept Betty Schneider, direc- especially to sacrifices, but that is And to extent way. some daily of Friendship House Chi- tor in humbly joyfully and our Father asked, “What But true. OELECTRIC RANGES senator will speak themselves, Tuesday A' ‘Alone, by trials. our next historical cago, address I— do- the and State of Minnesota delivered by Hubert H. we—you penance are on was evening o’clock not the does 8 In- God in at nothing. _ sacrifices Church ing make that better, to to OHOME FREEZERS are Humphrey last Saturday in the Coolidge auditorium of the Library of Congress. if stitute auditorium. trials, The public ‘these them. But purify it?” same see Senator Humphrey’s talk formally the opened extensive exhibition commemorating the Io vitcd. the i Friendship House Christ is offered O DISPOSALLS along—side the of heefiquarterod on That purification is duty centenial daily the establishment Chicago of in for of the Territory of of Minnesota. the Offertory at paten the clergy and Iaity, our both the O DISH WASHERS the Catholic Apostolatc the given to parish Mass, meaning In addition items together. (Make working historical to of interest from the library’s are collections, the dis- your rare Negro. in Christ. and substance fruitful, offerings unite Lent play includes materials your supplied O AUTOMATIC WASHING‘ nesota records, with Christ the Redemption of for tries, cities and and educa- towns, copyright kept in by the Minnesota historical soci- Sodality Gets Priests’ the world and society.) tion,/as well MACHINES people themselves. AND DRIERS by colleges other and institu- ety, as the by the 1858-66 United years Schellinger Bros. meeting, the self-denial boxes At The historical section is tions the by such in and oth- state, \ar- States District Court. Headlines around. The dona- passed 'Osservatore' ranged in / topical and were establishments the federal a sequence er as Following the closing of the 'Also will buying books tions toward Indian their complete culture, exploration, line of BUILDERS small appliances go National Archives, the National covers display the Library of Congress club at the Newman reference for frontier forts, the fur trade, Gallery and Smithson- of Art, the Reliable Contractors Duluth—The of Cure Priests’ the June 15, photographic library. ' pioneers their and crafts, the on sec- ian Institution. . head- made Duluth sodality tion will of be Phone sum Are sent tour to Sioux of missionaries, 1862, on mu~ war The exhibit is in presented two IT IS Jan. 6 ALSO OUR the PLEASURE in [42h So. and schools, and other institu- [21 Ave. lines It. Cloli issue territorial Retreat the attain- news government, seums, \ pictorial the other parts, and. one Vatican of" Roma/no, throughout Minnesota. tions Oeeervatore of statehood, the ment and devel- comprising review of the state’s TO INTRODUCE a article pomts The City education opmentgof and litera- newspaper. Fathor Coo-ion Olendorf, history found books, in maps, as of sodahty . first is the it “that ‘ 'out ture. 0.5.3., chaplain and assistant PAUL HERGES ERNEST LENZ manuscripts, pho- portraits, prints, United States. Radio in the priests , l. M of 8. professor ethics the Col- Repair Census 1857 Manuscript at paints, tographs, Phone 2368-W newspapers, mu- [JOE DETERS ALICE also be STOCK Will the of .A story group lege St. Benedict former of and Among the items is sic, artifacts. and rare a man- Ordinata, Acies published in ac- chaplain the of Newman club . [This uscript of the Territory of at all census The photographic has is section service Busuttil, at at times. You Em the Rev. group cording your to the of North University Dakota, Minnesota compiled in 1857 PROMPT as SERVICE enlarged photographs illustrating secretariat, sodality of S.J., the will find will the th give Newman club be than willing in to favor of help in argument state- to m ro- an more you buildings historic in Minnesota, is Acies Ordinata. PERFECTION WORK Rome. rev1ew a in the St. Mary's of hood, lent by the National trent crypt selection of appliances. phases such of and contemporary sodal- your for published new prepared and Cathedral March and 18, 19, 20. Archives. the of State A copy ECONOMY PRICES life agriculture, lumbering, min- world. the as throughout directors ity published Constitution in 1858 in ing, manufacturing, indus- Duluth the war Busuttil Father wrote the Dakota Sioux language One FLEMING’S REFRIGERATION or CO. Radios & Electrical “news for asking recently Register collection the library’s also from Hundred Ago Years Appliances Repaired this of activities life. and the about is there. sodahty priests.” Phone 2532-W for L. MEEMKEN C. 921 St. Germain The section concerning Indians WAITE PARK, MINNESOTA Owner displays oil portraits of Minnesota Cloud, St. Minn. ASK FOR Minnesota In painted tribes by in the 1830’s the noted artist Catlin, well George as carving, examples of their wood as bead and birchbark work, and Catlin, acting Oct. 1848——Judge Governor 9, the Territory of of lent by pipe bowls, the stone Wisconsin, election called select delegate to Congress. This to an a Ethnology American Bureau of Wisconsin included Territory of the between the St. Croix river area in institution. the Smithsonian DELICIOUS Mississippi and the river. It portion the left old from the was over CREAM ICE Among the records of explora- Territory Wisconsin of when the State Wisconsin of admitted to was tion letters from copies of are the‘ Union. Congress formally had abolished territorial the never Verendrye,-describ- Pierre de La organization. LON CON explorations northern his in ing ‘ O O O and Minnesota between 1732 Oct. 1848—Henry Sibley H. elected delegate 13, Con- to was , 1749. Co. M. Rice. legality Construction Henry The this election of to' gress over was open American exploration is high- doubt. First there question the ‘ whether to the not some was as or lighted of N.E. by manuscript journals Second Avenue, Territory Wisconsin 12 of legal. In the place, second Henry H. was expeditions led by Zebulon M. 'Sibley and CO. had been resident ROEBUCK AND not Wisconsin. of He was never a MINN. ST. CLOUD. ' Pike‘in and 1806, Henry R. 1805 lived Mendota Mississippi the in at of west unorganized Indian in N. Schoolcraft 1820, Joseph territory. and Nicollet in and 1839, 1838 * i ‘ John Pope in There 1849. Dec. his 1848—Henry H. Sibley presented certificate 4, elec- of are Molitor Co. Drug THURSDAY, STARTS 10 FOR MARCH 9 DAYS! manuscript plans of several early tion Represe‘ntativ‘es. the House of to including of Fort St. . forts, one AGENCY REXALI. called (later Snell- Anthony Fort Dec. 1848—Sibley appeared before the Committee 22, Elec- on made The fur Prescriptions Specialty ing) before 1825. tions, and made tactful a and forceful speech. Sibley avery LIGHT was a Toiletries Kodak & Supplies original by trade is illustrated oratorical ability having of affable and great engaging man an per- “INN. MEDICINE IT. CLOUD. and fur letters and reports sonality. He popular highly and The respected. committee a was very 333 journal, dated trader’s manuscript reported favorably. Sibley greatly relieved, because he had was SIARI 1834-39._ doubted whether the House Representatives of would him accept W as a delegate. Missionaries Shows Work of JACKSON FRANK W. ._ CABINET BULBS t t D of pioneer mission- The work ,poraucn Jan. 15, 1849—The House of Representatives seated Sibley, ARCHITECT AND co aries illustrated copies of is by CO AND ROEBUCK who then 39, delegate from the Territory of Wisconsin. The was as translated the Sioux into books Design Ecclesiastical Famous vote 124 who to 63. in voted favor of seating was men Chippewa languages. Contem- and Sibley Giddings, Lincoln, Horace Mann, Alexandria-H. and were books, the guide and 13c 4.29 REG. REG. porary maps Bldg. Bank American National Stevens. Well-known 25-40-60 who against voted seating Sibley Watt men copies in German including were latter “INN. CLOUD. 81'. Cobb, Horace Greeley, Andiew Johnson; and Toombs- Scandinavian languages the .and will be early pioneers, the MATTRESS WALL by used Dec. mats—Senator 20, Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois called up shown. DIAMOND RINGS the bill for establishing the State Minnesota with of the itol at ca records cultural Educational and Mendota, the bill amended fix the capitol St. .‘ to Pau The an at amuE To FOR THE was origi— :SIIIIU include exhibited will be ,. to of' boundaries territory of the Minnesota the the west new on were school concerning nal documents BUTT PAD CAN OPENER WEIHAH & Missouri White and Earth rivers. It therefore included approxi- first the lands of and news- copy a half mately North of both and South Dakota. Senator Douglas was ' Paul St. in the the state, CO AND ROEBUCK paper, possucx AND co Barthel-1n! principal N. the friend .l. of Minnesota*in loco-wr- Senate. tbs oo 1849. in Pioneer issued Minnesota St. St. Germain 702% be to Another unusual document Jan. 1849—The Sénate‘ bill 19, passed the establishing for the 4.49 REG. REG. 1.98 Min- of volume first shown is the Territory Minnesota of without division; ’1‘ City ’1‘ Granite Report Kinsey 1849.—The Feb. Territories Committee bill 8, reported the TERRY ALUMINUM on Electric Co. 99" for establishing Territory the Minnesota favorably, of but with 12 of amendments, which little of importance. most Criticized by were SERVICE ELECTRICAL COMPLETE '1‘ ill I SEARS SEARS . Wall and Floor “than. Fixtures Feb. 1849—Sibley — secured consideration 22, of the bill by the lnotnlllt‘lunl. Plus Clothes Wash DISH PAN House Representatives of by motions three which followed each Medical Head other MINN. CLOUD. T. in succession: rapid Motion 1. the for suspension rules. of the Ac- ROEBUCK CO AND CO, AND ROEBUCK W opposition. cepted without Motion 2. discharge to the committee of —-———-——-——-———————- MODEBNIZING HOME . whole action. the further and Accepted without opposition. Mo- 3. the Ratner, of Herbert A. Dr. FINANCING . HOME tion for the previous question the 12 proposed amendments. This 8c REG. 1.18 REG. on medicine Loy- Stritch school of at motion by ANDERSON carried thirteenth of 102-99. A J. vote amend- F. a narrow was charged university, Chicago, ola suggested. ment not was CO. is LUMBER Kinsey the this week that report CORN This provided amendment that bill the should take March effect “bad science” and such cannot 77° as MATERIAL 10, The this BUILDING 1849. effect of amendment deprive Democratic to was Catholic faith. supported by the be right President Polk the of to appoint the territorial officers. AND COAL sun PAIN! new spoke all—school Dr. Ratner at an officers These would be appointed by the Whig President Taylor. urn St. Cloud. new ‘ Ink-nan. no Illinois Institute of assembly at This amendment by accepted vote. of 99-95. was BRUDMS is Technology. His address was spon- GLUEKS Cath- club, by the Newman sored a 1849—The Feb. bill 28, passed the House Represdntatives of ROEBUCK AND CO olic student group. amended. as criticism basic Catholic of “The t s a 29c REG. “is simply that 1.49 Kinsey,” he said, REG. March 1849—The Senate controlled 1, by the Democrats refused science. good the Catholic supports in the amendment. Whig to The Democratic and leaders concur now science,” is bad Kinsey Report The together. It got agreed that the Whigs if would the accept was MEN’S CURTAIN said. he THE BEER the Territory for Minnesota, of which desired by measure new was “Kinsey Senator Douglas, then the Democrats fails would only bill accept the for the to not ac- a FOR THE Department the Interior. of objectively deter- cumulate new an suns I. but * body xfacte, mined of Work Shirts MAN WHO March 1849—The for establishing STRETCIIER 3, the throughout his book he-A‘Intro- Territory of measure Minnesota passed both houses of Congress without duces unwarranted and opinion- amendment and UOFBUCK CO AND CO. ROEBUCK AND KNOWS signed President ’ by James K. Polk. The in the House ntod and moral interpre- social vote was was The bill however we 107-70. ' .52... passed late the tations." in IOIIIOII enable too ' .to President Polk appoint territorial officers. Dr. Ratner said that the If the recent to any measure 1.49 Reg. CHAMBRAY REG. 6.98 had been earlier passed H. Sibley Henry would have presidential election proved that been appointed ' COVERTS and “h by President Polk first Governor the polls of of than territory. greater an even as scope * ‘I‘ It! Kinsey’s, sample about whose was DISTRIBUTED RT 'Hemp’s March 1849—President 15, Taylor appointed the Governor, 12,000, could be wrong. a I Ice Cream Co. three justices, U. “If secretary, S. Gallup» and Crossley, with attorney, U. S. marshal. All and a South a Avenue Sixth 16-18 confirmed immediately the larger by the much Senate with staffs and gWMaW exception of were many more MINNESOTA Edward W. Indiana, McGaughey of who been samples, ST. CLOUD, had appointed Gov- incorrect, it proved were ~5m " Phone e§n§;.261tIcGaughey’s rejected by the Senate is reasonable conclude that Kin- by vote to name was a ocean. is far from-scientific.” or. mun. 0 sey ‘ o