, 1880-12-12

Board In her bereavement.
SECRET SOCIETIES ,,n,,erman,.
The Annual Communication Or = ~ uadnasdnv a
Lodge, H. 4. F. and NJ wns heid aEef wed1esns 3eT ~,
aaa me 1oltowine otneeis n, WV 8 MNrei.lected:
8 Hesnk EkifS fsar: nu' r"i1ner J. W-rcIlcct-
ed. " 4 Wripht Trc,st,rer: E. N. Ashley. Sec
retarr-rctlrt:fed: Derrick jansc. S. D.: J. T.
Gerot. ]. s.: ii. II. Potter and j. o. Abbott,
Stewards; and 'onn Meereso,' - '' :. now in
ELLIS LODGE. 40. ~, !. ~ - T. Vii hc re
most t1o4rishnx Ing, eonut tn d;farfnc, Of oninton
memoered &4a1, 4wln4 1a W = u ~ nhnr;tv nf the
as to the mode O. oaspen.x and lar cirht
lodge 1t was ias1 year a.. Ptod nrir;o,-,a Tho
menths aepn'eo o. hs hsnntv been adiusied. The
lodge rcsnsthteu, It;ors anu snGe hoth IN NUM-
grown n! 70 J., e1ei,'sns ssth,siesp,c geai '"7'
oe'a a"o !" eu'a"e'a'''s ,mo
A Temple OF tho Tempfars Of Honor ano rom
reraucc was instituted Ut the knights Of pyt6ias 3,
Hall. Schlosscr Block. Thursday, " Grand ~: II j.
J. e Wallact and Grand W. Il. 6eoFGe D.
White. r. G. W. r. OF Ohio. AS T. e. ": H. ~, ~
r. Hardy. Of st. Louis: No, ns =: n. v; T.;
George W. Saiter. r. G: W. '. i. Ct Marylano
Shockey as G. W. g.. and Timothy PARSONS, +. y.
". T.. Us G. Chap. After snduct!ng ING cnar.er
applicants into The mysteries ot n,,a tns of ny
the Temple went into tho elecuon o1 VI "
ticcrs: which :, resulted aS 1o,to"s r.
40 =, Easra tias Wi'i. " VIZ ". n. EASTMAN: ",
Tprass;rrr " noty: VI. 81, C. X. Wckerdyke;
nct,Snekes: 9;s Mna 9:'p c. G: 4. EASTMAN: F. ".
nebes IT, Geqrse ny FIFTH ary t'gs CIV G. " ss Par
e,,11, end n,ened ,en in de1rce work.
S''4 nr s,1rvrx,~c 1n1su rvnonASrs.
TIE suftlH1se 1nten A"Io oa.oI,.s.
St Paul. MINI. 1old feurful story Of The sui,
fcrtng from colo aIo munger OF me nt.ie onna ,.sa
Of Connemar irtsn VINO passea shron99 a Inns
xie, Big Stone County. under the arecuon G'o OF
b!shop 1ts'and he Attcnton VI " =. o!unau ~, n.;
who IS inercs1ca III ne coon1auon mo.h. ~, a.u
onists in question, was called 70 inc olspatsa n
during tne uAy. He sag tnat IEotn w. VIA. .. ~
knew OF the s!naton ne shongnt sae stoIy w,,s ths
overAraWn. He TOOK no stoch WnateteE ~ Lna
report that they were without snoes, 1or e3 tng
rcason that cacn OF tnem rev mah.as aRo nao nao
four pairs and Us for food a1id oeaanS; n r%a %as
were very ignorant class or people, low
ever, and 1t was very natural 1of tnen
to Gns ne dd not }r he s
verify OF the weather. II 1ney were. oaseioo.eu .
he was sure Twas from choice. ior tney 4aa nu!
had assured him some time ago that be had
made ample provision TOT chlIsnK Aeni
through the winter as regarded clotnln9 ana
A NOVEL AND CoMMESpApLE BENEVOLENT En-
TEnpn1sE
has 1,,st been established nv C. NJ Albenson
publisher of Swedish paper, tue financial nu-
EIeus VI WHICH QaN pAIE oEEl Au4 44aoNoA ~ AAI"
and Mrs. Cyrus II: Mccormick. J. H. willing,
Mis-. T.: q. hyeFsou. Mrs. a. u. SturRes.
Mrs. Willard. Mis-. Judge Skinner, Messrs.
John Il LindEren, C. B: Farwell, ". c. Larned,
and Others. It Is II combined reading and writing
room and ni8ht-school, located IN svca Hall
Building, FL Chicago avenue. 1t Is Gospel
those who have no congental place in which to
spend the long winter evenings. The prime Oh
ject OF this institution is to furnish 8 warm,
agreeable substitute for the drinking -shlOon,
which lures the majority OF worklnKnlen 10
demornlization and ruin Upon TWO nights OF
each week coffee and cakes are dispensed Tree
weekly papers. English and Swedish. and nu-
anerpus miscellaneous hot,ks are accessible to
all. While it is especially, designed for
Aibenson Is jealous worker for the improve
ment and advancement at his cnuntrymen. und
should receive hearty support, both moral and
financial, for his e1ferKy and pluck In making
this initial move to combine common sense aud
the practical needs ot worktngmen with reiR-
ious and secular instruction; An especially
commcndahe feature is the employment
bureau. THIS Is designed AS q practical meAns
of obtaining employment for rScandinarlans who
may be stranKers here or out ni emple,yment; t;
encouragement should be acts,rdeti this inst'tu-
tou fer it relieves from physical distress Mt the
ly and mentally the unfortunate waifs OF
humanity who arc ever with US and OF us in the
community.
ruE GRAIN REcEryERs' ASSOCIATION
e ...>s.c.,. .st.r.,oo,, ~ ~, ,,,,,,
@nees @ e ~ e.. n,r, ~ r5
~ T. ~ Roar ~ ~. Prcst5ant ~ tt,c ESQ,
i ~, =. '" - ~ h, 1., 49, ~ a. 3r s naohe &C.
cIaaou' ~ t, .ao at an a.. fJn,ri-t & r. n,o.
,,d.nifted rn menhrrshin in tho Assnciotinn
The old officers were unanimously REFLECTED to
serve the ensuing year. They are US follows:
President. II. ". Rogers, Jr.; Vice President,
Il. W. Dunham; Secretary, W II. Deebe; Treas
urer l. I, Hu,nsey.
The Stnndinu fI1m1ufttc. on Commissions was
instr1,ctc,l to Investigate ana report whether or
not in Its opinion there were any violations OF
fhe Roarti nj .TraIfe rule rerulaIlnR the matter
If ofV submissions. n M u'' 4eAnA NN'' A0A'~>'
The Secrnt1ry was Instructed to invite new
rnenhnrs nf sha R.,nr11 Of Trade Il, beooma mem
is,rs Of tha Associat tion. A resoiution was also
nnssed instr1,ctfnv Tho President to aDp0int n
standfnr cnmmtttee Of three TN Weighing. and.
~ yrn1i0n f',a .rhne s,,hIert f,F ,rrirh,nr ,gns
rarerreH r. Thar fnmmft1ee when annntntcd
win instrltctions to rcport nr future mceting
uniform crib and warehouse receipts was then