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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Thomas County Republican
Convention, Court House
in Colby April 23d.
Primaries April 2lst. County
Republican club to be
Organized.

The republican county central commit
tee met pursuant to call on last Saturday
and was fully attended.
On motion, Thomas Reed was chosen
chairman and j. A. Gill secretary.
The meeting was called for the purpose
of apportioning delegates for the differ
ent townships in the county and of fix
ing date for a county convention to
select delegates to various conventions
which have been called, and in which
Thomas county is entitled to representa-
ton The different conventions are:
The 9th congressional convention
10 be held at Russell, Kansas, on May I'd
Delegates to national republican con
vention from 9th congressional district.
to be held at obeEin. Kan, May 10th.
Delegate at large convention, to be
held at Wichita. Kan, May Z, 1888.
40th senatorial district convention, to
be held at Colby. July oath, and,
STATE CONVENTION.
to be held at Topeka, July 25th.
Thomas county is entitled to del
egateS to each Of these conventions. as
appears in the call for county conyen-
ton.
COUNTY APPORTIONMENT.
IL view of the fact that since the last
republican county convention. which
passed resolution fixing the county ap-
portionment of delegates on the basis of
one delegate to each 25 votes cast for
secretary of state in 1886, three new
townships have been formed in the coun-
ty, the committee adopted the following
motion: Moved that the resolution
adopted at the last county convention,
being found impracticable. three new
townships having been formed, that, this
committee apportion delegates with ref
erence to the townships now organized,
and that the basis of representation in
the county convention be one delegate
for evcIy Is votes and each major frac-
ton thereof cast for coroner in the diff
ferent townships in the county election
held in November, 1887. Unanimously
adopted.
CONVENTION APRIL 3d.
On motion, April %. 1888, was the
date chosen to hold a county convention
to elect delegates to the various conven-
tons named above, and Saturday, April
21st, was recommended for the various
townships to hold their primaries. The
formal call appears at the head of our ed
itorial column in this issue.
The committee. on motion. appointed
J. NJ. Summers. NJ. L. Lacey.C. NJ How
ey and }. c. PASSED. a committee on fin
ance to raise funds to pay passage OF
delegates to the different conventions
COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUB.
1t is recommended that on the day OF
holding the county convention steps bt
taken to organize a county republican
Climb, and in connection township club.
for the approaching campaign. A full
attendance of republicans is requested
from every part of the county.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12

1t is recommended that on the day of
holding the county convention steps be
taken to organize county republican
Climb. and in connection township clubs
for the approaching campaign. A full
attendance of republicans is requested
from every part of the county.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
The B V. Sodality Entertainment.

The entertainment given under the
auspices of the Blessed Virgin Sodality
society Of Immaculate Conception parish
on Thursday evening, January rs, at
Window hall, was well attended-in fact
standing room only was alta premium.
Those who had the pleasure OF being
present on that occasion certainly re-
turned TO their homes with the satisfac-
ton that they had been richly enter
tanned. The expenses amounted to
about $34,00. The receipts are much
heavier, though at this time THE IRISH
STANDARD is unable to give the figures,
from the fact that all returns from" out
side sale OF tickets have not yet been
made A correct report OF receipts and
expenditures will appear in our next is
sue Whatever shall be left over and
above expenses will go towards the pur-
chase of a library tor the sodality society
Great credit is due to the table commit
tee nad to the committee on cooking tor
the faithful manner il which they per-
formed the duties assigned thea. The
names Of these ladies' are as follows:
Table committee Misses Teresa Hig~
gins, Lizzie Tracy, Katie Norling, Mary
O'Gara, Maggie Smell. On cooking. =
Misses Anna Casserly, Mary Z K>hoe,
Bridget Hoy Sarah Mc(iann.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
Resolutions Of i.;ondolence.

Alta nesting OF Division No. 1, of the Ancen
Order OF H;herln;ans of st. Thomas, I,e Sueu1
county, held i'll their hall on the 2ttl day Of Jan
u;ry, 1888 the following resolutions were unsni-
lnously adopted:
WHEREAS, L. has been the will Of Almighty God
to take from cur midst, by death. our esteemed!
brother and officer, John Joseph Cutler; and
WHEREAS, 1t is but Just that a tribute OF res
pect should be accorded to him, whose joval ma
ture and high principles Of honor antl"aral us al
and bound us to him by inlissolub}e ties Of
brotharly love; therefore be it
Resolved, That while we submit to the Divine
will Of our Heavenly Father, we al q regrot the
loss of true and faithful brother, whose mem
ory shall ever remain dear to the members Of
this division Of tho A. O. Fl.
Resolved, That we extaad to his beraaycd Wit c
and relatives our most sincere cona olence and
sympathy. in this their SAD a;fliction, and vt
trust that Ain ghty God will comfort and sus
tain them in their ilreparable loss; and be 1T fur
ther
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
presented to the xife ana parents of our late
brother, and published in the LIE Sueur Sentinel
and in THE IRISH STANDARD Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and entered in the records of this division
Of the 4 O. I'll.
MAURICE NJ. HENNEssY
JAMES CONNELLY,
JOHN NJ. RONAGUE,
Committee on Resolutions
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEUREEEE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of .Henne-
- pin. District Court Fourth 9TH Judicial
District.
Wihg II f5ssaS Bsrawe d1ps psobnson see & % + NJ
Watson. +. W. Kelly, r. i. Saxton and Bradley
Phillips Jr. partners as Saxton & Phillips De-
PENDANTS
VIZ hereas, on the 18th day Of July. 1887, iudg-
w ment was duly rendered IN the above en-
tiff and against the above named defendant,
Henry G. Pearson, for the sum Of two hundred
and three and tyentyfour one-hun9red,hs dol
Baker, f.. H. Steele, Hope y. Steele. 6wadburgh
Il Wing. which said Judgment was on that day
duly docketed in the office Of the clerk Of said
court required by law. thereby .nal1ing the said
defendants right, ttte interest, es'ate and lien,
and that Of each of them in and TO the premises
therein described junior, inferior is and subsequent
said premises. And, wl.er as, there is still due
| and unpaid upon said Judgment the sum of two
hundred and three and twenty-four one-hun-
lredths dollars, tS2C3-2il with interest thereon
from the date OF it's rendition, at the rate ofse
| (7l per cent. per arnuln, and whereas te, said
judgment duly adiudges and DEGREES the said sum
with interest as aforesaid to be I. specific lien
upon the dwelling house and appnrtenances stu
ated upon the real estate herein described and
upon all right, title. interest and estate which
oath day of June, 1885, or has since acquired in
and to be real estate described in said judgment
lying and being 10 Hennepin county, to-.yit; Lot
numbered twenty-one t2il IN block numbered
one ~ In the Encouragement Of Fcrgnsoas adj
6Iiton to Minneapolis, according 10 tho plat
thereof iile and of record III the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds IN and for said county. And,
whereas said judgment adjndges among other
things that said dwelling house and ,purten-
ances upon raid raj estate, together with al the
| right, title, interest and estate which said Henry
G. Pearson had on :he 24th day Of June. 1886. or
has since acquired in a d to said described real
estate, be. sold according to law, and out Of the
money arising from such sale the plaintiff be
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain Mortgage noae snd dated Novem-
Der It's 1885,, Oy Andrew Il. Merrill isingl G, to the
iicnncpin C"sinty Catholic l3ni ins and LOAN
Association ia corpol@tiob3 aud du',- recorded
IN the Registry Of Deeds "a icnDnpim CountS
book III OF MoEgagts, pat:e 214. conNs wing ard
EGnrtga.;ng t,if. following described lirt misses,
s''S'f at tur y h!ae, @ uoe s"n'S I'll L. q 0-Tl1: To
aa's addition to Mioneap lis, M:.ansnta, ac-
cniainT t., the .sIa1 !nrrcof of .eGnrd jn sn;t:
.:,esislfy 81. Deeds, which :ait lu,,, :igc sras
Y,vs.n secure the }syiHt.!.t CT certain snass
described. and whereas. dcfaui has been
made iti the niitnNs oG $,t q u;or: gage :tl.I
III the payments therein provided AI't SaiG de-
flllt has cplltnuef ir period longer thar,
six months whereby the whole p:i.,niDal debt.
III said Nor gag stipu atrti 10 be i, q has be-
said m''rtga2n therefore there are due, at date
hereof, S3.85S ss fncnc!ir:s a!rorn",''s fees as
therein cOn,,!iolicdl. and ;tlS, including S1>GN
paid by sH:,i l@trgfiG4e tor insurance. OH said
nOrtgag, Il plt,tllises, and no prncee:tli g al
Inv having been Instituted TO recover a}lv pal t.
thereof:
Now. therefsre. uoricc is hereby given eEat
aY virtue III the power OF -uin IN sn;d nIOstgage
contulned and ;llere"!h recorded. aad pur-
s,ia1t to statute. The said mortgage viii nc tore
closed by sale OF enisl NOR grd premises at
p,;blic auction in front OF the court house in
Riln"apOlis in said cOuslly. Oh he Zitn day Oi'
March 1855 at 10 O'clock M, to sMtisfy he
Gnl herein claimed due, together w,h ait tue
costs and charges Of foreclosure.
minneapolis. MINI, February 9, 1857
Ihe Hennepin County Etlll?oe Building ai,n
Loan Association, MOvtgngec.
JAMES L, CoaR1t;Ay.
Attnrnc" for Mor;gag4c
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
THE WORLD At LARGE,

Nine of the Reading collieries are in
operation,
Pittsburg carpenters will demand an
advance in wages May 1.
The Somalis have murdered an Eng
lsh officer and % natives of Berfera.
Canadians still think the fisheries
commission will accomplish something.
Francisville Ind, has natural gas
we'll which flows 100000 cubic feet
dailv:
It is reported that King Menelek, OF
Shoa, has revolted against King John
Of Abyssinia
Thirty-six horses were burned to
death in the government stables at Ft.
Leavenworth.
An eviction at Kilnuhill Island was
followed by riot in which many per
sons were injured.
Buffalo people fear petroleum will dc
for them bat naptha has done fol
Rochester and Binghampton.
The shoe factory in the Virginia pen.
itentiary was burned, causing a loss OF
a abont $500, 600, partially insured.
Rive citizens Of Otisville, Mich, have
been bitten by supposed mad dog
They are under the care of physicians
The London Geological Society has
conferred the iurchison medal upon
DR.. Newberry, Of Columbia College,
New York.
John Wren, an Englishman, was
caught by the cage in a mine at Phillips
burg, Mont, and killed. He was horri
bly, mangled
John Cullen, II Buffalo ship callzer
killed his mother with an axe. He gave
rs an excusefor the crime that his
mother would not 90 to the poor house
Melissa Burchard, a pretty Provi-
denca, Il. L., girl. some three OF four
years ago marlied'a a Turk, Gen. Mus
tapha. She. soon got divorce and
married another man, but now wants
to return to the lurk. The latter heard
of her subsequent marriage, and is pay.
ing court to another T Providence maiden,
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
The PEOPLES Theatre.

The Peoples Theatre is doing a rush
ing business this week. "The Octo-
room has never been more acceptably
presented in this city than it is now at
the Peoples The scenery is artistic in
every detail, while it would be di;iicnlt
to select better company to present
this ever popular drama.
Next week WARY Warner will
be presented and it is needless to re-
mark that Manager Sterling Will sustain
his record, and give che people the
worth Of their money.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
CHRIS. 1. GALLAGHER,
COUNSELLOR At LAW,
.5S, 50. AND 60 sTILLsfAN BLOCK. OVER
POST OFFICE
minneapolis. MINI,
MORrGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions OF
certain mortgage made and dated November
10th. 1895, by John W. Merrill Single? to the hen
nepin county Catholic Building and Loan AsSo-
citation Ia acorporatonl and duly recorde! IN the
Registry of Deeds in Hennepin County, Mime
sot;: ON the S0th. day of November 1856, III BOOK
LII Of mortgages, page 2e7. conveying and mort,
s1..,ing the following described premises situated
in said Cus,nty. to-wit: Lot Wlirae e, Block One
~ a. G. tor;ng's Addition to Minneapolis.
Minnesota according to the plat thereof OF record
was given to secure the payment OF certain sums
according to the tenor of a certain bond therein
described and where Us, default has been made III
the conditions of said lnortgaga ard in the pay
nens therein provided, and said default has con-
tiariaa fer a period longer than SIX monShs,
whereby the whole principal debt in SAID mort
gage stipulated to be paid has become due, pay
able and recoverable on which sad mortgage
therefore there due, at date tt,ereaf, ~, il3o
(ncuting attorneys fees therein condltloned),
and also including, $3.50 paid by said inortg;ece
no proceedings at law having been Instituted TO
recover any nart thereof:
Now, ti,erei, re, notice is hereby given that ~
virtue of the power OF sale in H;iid mortgage con-
tanned and herewith recordeh and !,u:snant to
statute tie said mortgage will he forpclosed by a
sale of sad III ortgggea premises, at public auction,
in front of the Court Hcuse in minneapolis, in
said County, on the 24ti. day OF March 1855, at
10 o'Iock A. NJ. to satisfy the slo.r herein claimed
due, together with all the costs and charges OF
foreclosure
Ths Hennepin County Catholic building and
Loan ssociatien N1Ortgagae.
Minneupclis Mimi. February 2, 1855.
JAMES Il. CoRn1GAN.
Attorney for Mort ga gee.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
Minneapolis Produce.


= WHnAT-No. hard was steady, closing a;
7S cash; so May.
No. z1northern rs bid for cash.
.CoRS-I4ight sales; 4s@46c, according to con
dition.
FLoun-Mi patents. in Sacks to locsu
dealers, 81 25@is5; for shipment i'll sacks, Cal
lots, ST 1594 25 in barrels: s. s5@4 45 deliyeree
at New England points, S. Oo@5 05, at New York
81 75@2 per 100 lbs and buclzwheat. s5@16 per bbl
BRAN-Held at S.13 80 in bulk.
SHoRrs:---Bulk, $l4 90.
The range of sample sales is from 29@Slc o t.
RYE-NoIninal at 45@5Oc fc1. Nos and 3.
BARLEY-Quiet at from 85@65c for Nos and s
10y sample.
extra frsts. 1e@2lc; dairy, fancy, 1s@lac; dairy
seconds, l1@13c; dairy thirds, 10@llc; packing
took, S@10c; grease, 4@5c.
EaGs-Strictly fresh, 1ac.
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream. ll@l3c; fine full
cream log lie; part skins. s@ac.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
NORTHWESTERN NOTES.
MINNESOTA,

NUnHWLOEElv WVi Ed,
MINNESOTA,
Hines & Co of Cloqnet were victim
lied by a SAT bogus check.
r. a. Burdick, Iaundryman, nas
left Duluth, and uumber of creditors
mourn.
The Diamond Soap Company has
been organized at Wabasha, with $25,
900 capital.
N. z. Kaub, a prominent farmer OF
Dahl Green, died Tuesday aged 81 years
He left two sons
The registry books for the spring
election at Duluth closed Tuesday
About 600 names are on the poll lists
II. w. Pease, an old resident OF south
western Minnesota, died at Pipestone
OF typhoid pneumonia On Sunday.
Ex Senator w. P. Sergeant, Of Albert
Lea, was arrested Tuesday upon. g war
raut charging him with haying set fire
to his store OIL the evening of Jan. l6.
He vas placed under $500 bonds to ap.
pear for examination to-day.
Vital Campbell, Sr., has been found
by the probate court cf Saltwater to be
afflicted with "periodicai insanity"
rLe mental disturbances have oc
Cured Every fourth year since he was
81 years Of age, lasting eacn time about
six months
Henry Eblnger aud Michael Arnold
went out hunting together near Brain
erd Tuesday, While sitting upon log
Ebinger's gun was accidentally dis
charged, taking effect in Arnold's neck.
He lived about 10 minutes. Arnold was
there on a visit from Wisconsin.
DAKOTA.
John a. Seagewick has been installed
as treasurer of Hyde county.
E. T. Bond, proprietar Of the Sanborn
house at Mitchell, died Tuesday.
The Jan1estown board of trade is to
be reorga,iized under new name.
The Edwards Contempt case was again
before the court at Fargo. yesterday,
but no decision was reached.
Three cases Of small pox were ]e-
ported at Mandap. It is supposed to
llave been imported from Spokane
Fails.
lake county Is in arms over the biz
zard lies. Bat one person in the county
was frozen to death instead Of 80, as re
ported.
The Fargo board OF trade has sent a
communication to the Interstate COM
mission protesting against the abolition
Of che Car load rates.
Patrick Sulliyan, al employe on the
Manitoba railroad, WAS v2ylaid, beaten
into insensihility aud robbed ofall the
money he had With him, & considerable
sum, white returning from East Grand
Forks last Tues day night
When the books Of the county treas
urer were examined at BrookIngs last
fall there was $2,7oO for whion there
were no vouchers TO show that the
money had been raid AS shown by the
ledger Mr.. Nichols has visited every
Gown treasurer in the county, and claims
that be has secured receipts enough to
not only cover the efficiency but leave
the county III debt to him.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
PERSONAL.
ii. T.. Darcy. of Ricbtiejd, is now a
resident Ut St. Paul

Fl. T. Darcy, Of Ricbtiejd, is now q
resident Ut St. Paul
John f. Quinn, Of Saltwater, visited
minneapolis, Thursday.
1hos. Nolan, Saltwater, dropped
down on Minneapolis Friday.
Z, Monal,an Of Hudson. Wis, was q
visitor to the city Oh Thursday.
M G. Stephens, Of Erin Prairie, Wis.
looked over the city, Wednesday.
Matt Walsh and wife, who are now
soiouruing in the SOUTH, will return
home in about three weeks,
Geo. y. Flynn. ct Winona, President
Of Division No. A. O. f.: was in the
city Friday. He returned home Oh
Saturday,
r. Fl. {luin1, brother Of yuGge Q1inE
and 8. prominent attorney Of Faribault
this 5tate, was in the city during the
early part of the week.
John y M .honey, has returned from
Wis It to Milwaukee, and Chicago. He
reports most pleasant aud agreeable
trip to the Cream aud Garden clti es.
+. e., Scallen, and Ed Walsh, are
partners in the handling of Real Els
tate. The firm name is Scallen and
Walsh, aud their place Of business is at
ITO Hennepin avenue.
Thos Gavin, s;r., Of Thom as Gavin
and Sons, accompanied by Mrs. Gavin
and their daughter Miss Kate, departed
Thursday evening. For Hot Springs,
Ark. where they will remain for about
two months.
Dan CLARK, who, does an excellent
business in the hardware line at Brain
erd, and vino las host Of friends in
this community, has been enjoying a
vacation during the past week. Most
OF his time has been spent in Minnea-
polls and St Paul. greeting Old friends
and acquaintances.
John Hughes, Of the Marshall house,
Brainerd, was down on business during
the week. He was accompanied by his
wife, and together, they visited the St.
Paul Ice Palace. Thursday evening.
They returned to their home on Friday
we'll pleased with their visit 70 Minnea-
polls and St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hoy, at their
home, 1887 Adams street, Northeast,
were called upon by large number Of
their young friends, last Tuesday even
ing, it being the twenty fifth birth day
anniversary Of the Assistant Superln-
tendant OF Police. a very pleasant
evening of entertainment was conlcud
ed at twelve O'Clock.
A contingent from Rochester, this
state, have been enjoying the sights and
scenes afforded by Minneapolis and st.
Paul, during the week. The names OF
the visitors are as follows: MIR. Martin
Heffron, brother OF County Auditor
Heffron. Of Olmsted county; Mathew
Mulvehlll, ] ohm Madden, Martin Law
or and John Wauke. They returned
to their Rochester homes with the ut
most good will to the Dual City.
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04

SHERIFF'S SALE UMDER DECRHE.
esTATE OF MINNIE ,oTA, County Of Hc,lne
- pin District Court, Fourth [4tbl Judicjaj
district.
A7oysius Y. Dohertv and James Garyey, part
Tlcrs as Dohert!- Il Garvey, Plaintiffs vs. Ezra
". Thomas: James montgomery Williams snd
Dnlna 4. Williams. Defeuda: ts.
VA hereas certain judgment was duly en-
in and FOR the county of Hennepin, 4th judicial
district, and State of Minnesota. on the 3Jst day
Of January 1857, in certain action wherein
Aioysus V. u hcrty and James Gar7ey, part.
ners ae D ,hcrty SS GaryeJ were plaintiffs. and
| Ezra VI, Thomas. James montgomery Williams
and Deiina q. Williams were defendants, in fa-
vor OF said plaintiffs and against said defend
ant Ezrs N. rhs IN IS FOR the sum OF Sl12.7s,
| which said judgment was decreed and adj
Judged to be & specific lien the estate, right,
title and interest OF said Ezra NJ Thomas in
and to premises sttnatet in said HennepiD
| county, aud described os follows viz:
Lot eleven III block six [6l, Excelsior ad-
thereof of record in the Registry Of Deeds OF
said Eennepn County. And whereas it was fur
| lher decreed that the Sheriff Of Sid Hennepin
county is aut1nrized to enforce said j,la uncut
and lie bt selling all estate. right title and In
| teres1 OF said Ezra ~. T,on1As ~ and to said
premises at public auction to satisfy said js,dg-
ment and costs. and q certified Transcript OF
said jul g,nent having beel duly served upou
1 and del yereH to me.
| Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
viii sell the above described premises at pub
l!C aACttcft, lith Cdsi1 III nc
cordaLce W ID and as directed by said iudg-
nlent and deere on the Sist day OF March 4
D.. 1888, at ~ o'ciec1 q. M, at the front door OF
| the court house il the city Of Minneapolis, in
said county, to satisfy the said jpdgn nj above
described, together WITH costs and expenses Of
| said sale.
| Dated February 2, 1855.
PETER P. SVEN sen.
Sheriff Of Hennepin County
O. Il. eORRIGAN,
I Attorney for Plaintiffs. III
The Irish standard., 1888-02-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

Defauit having been made in the conditions of
q certain mortgage made ard dated November
go 1886, by William II. Merrill Isinglej st t'..
l}eJlnepin County Catholic building and Loan
Association, {. corporation and duly recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds in hcnDepn County Min.
neso1 ON the lst, day OF stccelul,er 1886 il. Book
Iii Of nortgaget:, page $50, conveying and mort
gasing the following described premises Situated
in said County to-wit: Lot Sixteen [1h] Block
al,ols. Minnesota according to the plat thereof
OF record III said Registry of Deeds, which said
mortgage was given TO secure the payment ot Ger
tain sums according to the tenor ofa certain bond
therein described, and whereas, default has been
made in the conditons Of said mortgage and IN
tile payments therein provided and said default
has continued for period Longer than six
months. whereby The Whole principal debt in said
mortgage stipulated to I'a psid has become due,
payable and recoverable which said mortgage,
therefore there due. at date hereof. S.; 1872 81
ana also including $50. 90 paid by said mortgage
for insurance on said nortyased premises ard
no proceedings 81, law having been instituted To
recover any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given th;4t by
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage cor;
sineo and Herewith recorded: and Pursuant to
statute. the said mortgage will c forecloseti by q
sale of said mortsaged premises at public stc-
t.rn, in front of the Court House in Minneapplis
in said County. on ths 9Th, day Of March 1855 al
10 O'Clock a. NJ. to satisfy tie sum herein
cIuined due. together With I'LL Lhe costs and
charges of foreclosure.
The Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan Association, Mortyagec.
hTiuncapolis hli:tn.. Febrl1ary2 g 1888
JAMES r. {'onn1GaN
Attorney for Nlortpaeec