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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08

@"os ~ me Nebraska Republicans as maj,
Recent State Convention.

me republican state convent;on
winch convened in Lincoln on tbo oad
was the largest ever held in the stats n
was called TO order by Hon. Geo ID
Mleklejohn, that gentleman MAKING a
orlef speech which he predicted al 1,oo
majority for the party. 49,
After the transaction of some nro,;,oi-
nary business, Hascall moved that a
committee Of fifteen on resolutions Ia
appointed. The motion prevailed and
tue committee was appointed as follows.
l. .. Hascall, Douglas county. chair.
man ,. =, Alexander, Lancaster; q. s.
bowman, Platte; Church Howe Nema.
ma =. n. McCloud, York; v. Franklin
He'd Willow; H. NJ. Willis. Saline. n n
heBflde, Lancaster; j. Id. Ga9a EranL
I'M y u. Briefly, Perkins; d. A. Ince
rufnasi Morgan Crane. i,onn, n m
Hanson, otoe; b. w. johnson. Holt
Oh motion all old veterans In the audi
ence who voted for William Henry Har.
rison IN 1910 were made vice presidents
OF the convention, and invited to seats
ca the stan Ten came forward Thay
were William Lamb, Beatrice. n
Coon, David City; y. w, HAYES Nor.
Iolk; 4. Manley, Adam Lyons and r
Storrell, Lincoln; Major s. b. Cunning.
him, Chadron; ~ Is. Gully. Wheeler
county; Isaac Goodwin, Crete. and Rem
amin l.. Purdy, of Fairbnry. The lad.
Tor gentleman and Major Cunningham
made short speeches.
The convention then proceeded 10 tho
nomination III state officers. The rnIes
were suspended, and John NJ Ihayer
the present incumbent, was nominated
ny acelamation The governor made a
briet speech, thanking the convention
Tor tiio honor conferred. aud assuring
delegates that lis best efforts would ia
e1erieA toward faithful aud conscien.
notis discharge u the duties Of the Office.
I'm conclusion Of the governors
speech, which wAs heartily appIauded.
nominations for lieutenant governor
were called for aud George ID. Meikle.
John Of Nance aud Y. NJ. COrrell of
IhayeE were named for the trust by
their respective delegations. On tho
call VI counties the vote stood: Meikle.
john 500. Cornell 1863. T'layer county
moved tla unanimous nomination Of
Mnikleiohn. The motion was carried
and Mt Mcikleiohn thanked the CON.
Eenti0n for the honor
Gilbert l.. Laws Was the unanimous
choice Of tho convention for secretary OF
state. He mndesiiy responded 10 the
call Gnd thanked the state for the honor
Of the denomination.
The nomination Of state treasurer was
then In order. and the following candi-
dates were named: T.. ID. Einsel Of
Phelps. .. T. Hill Of Gage, A. II. Ora
ham ot Cunning, ID. II. Cropsey Of JEFF
leTson, z. i. Yosi 81 Douglas, John
HaTpcr Of Butler, BARLEY Of Holt,
Baird Of CaSs, McClay OF Madison,
Clary % Saline, Weeks OF Greeley,
and Switzerland Of Lincoln. Nine
ballots were taken tho last two resulting
as follows:
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08

Five men have been arrested on sus-
picion of having murdered Mr.. Irons,
the venerable leather merchant of Pow
idence, II. [. Oneis John Murphy, alias
Murray, who is also wanted in New Lon
don for horse stealing and in Boston for
robbery and who lately escaped from
Norwich Jail.
Signor Crispi, the italian prime min.
ister, in his interview with Count Kali
noky, ut Eyer, expressed himself as per-
fectly satisfied with the result Of his visit
to Prince Bismarck, and said he looked
forward to his next visit with the great
est of pleasure.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08
War Taxes.


Yes, Mr.. Raine this country has grown
rich and no one knows ii better than
yourself and Carnegie. But come here
and see the hands at work Ia some of our
mills, living in houses which even iona
than Chace calls ''barbarous See tho
poor laboring man forced 70 give 40 cents
a basket for coal. to swell the pockets of
the Philadelphia Invincibles, +" who came
on 10 greet Blaine and bid him God.speed
in his efforts to keep the war taxes on for
four years longer
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08

Michael Kenney, a teamstcr at De'
Moines in the employ of J. NJ. Eden
burn, was receiving load of stone from
a Rock Island car when his team OF
mules started TO run. Kenney reached
for the lines, but fell between the af.
frighted animals, his feet catching in
the whiflletrees. In this shape he WINS
dragged two blocks, his head beating
the pavement and the mules kicking
him, when he became disentangled and
fell 10 the ground a corpse.
BuRanARs have lately been operating
quite successfully at Nebraska City.
TsERe was lively debate in the re-
publican state convention over the
adoption of q submission plank in the
platform.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Barber County s. s. ASS. citation.

The annual meeting of the Barber
County Sunday School association as
sembled in the Presbyterian church, in
this city, Saturday, December 18th. d.
j. Aber, president. called it to order,
when Rev. Hahn offered prayer. The
forenoon was devoted to a discussion
of questions on the programme pub
lished last week. Rev. North, Rev.
Hahn, Ed. Nation and Messrs. Byerley,
BeesOn and A5er taking part.
In the afternoon Rev. j. A. Bright,
state secretary, appeared and delivered
most entertaining address on the SUBJ
Ject of making the convention help to
Sunday school work. Reports of super
intendents were read. Prof. Beeson
told how to secure the interest of the
boys. Rev. Hahn told how Christian
workers may become efficient
A committee on nomination of off.
GERS, composed of Rev. Sanderson and
Messrs. Beeson and Shannon, recon-
mended the following, and the report
was adopted:
President, E. NJ. Byerley.
Secretary, William Palmer.
Treasurer, J. S. Runyan.
Executive Committee, ID. J. Aber, d.
A. McCanless and w. G. Musgrove.
The evening session was opened with
devotional exercises. Rev. Bright de-
livered short talk and the meeting
adjourned.
Sunday morning Rev. North discussed
the subject of tue teachers work and
influence. Rev. Cain spoke on the sub
ject of the bible in the Sunday school.
Rev. Bright made short address and
the forenoon session closed.
Sunday afternoon there was a large
gathering of those interested in the con-
vention. Rev. Bright spoke to the
children. and if ever a lot of little folks
were entertained, it was those who
heard him.
The evening session was by far the
notwithstanding, however, of the series,
Rev. Bright fairly out-doing all his for
mer efforts in his address. He instruc-
ted the old and entertained the young,
and during the hour and more that he
was engaged, not one of his vast audi ,
ence failed to be highly entertained.
The following delegates were then
elected to attend the state meeting at
Mcpherson, in May: E. NJ. Byerley, z.
Il. Simmons, Mrs. Youmans, j. S. Run
yam, Mrs. A. NJ. Houchin, Mrs. Byerley
and Mrs. John. Rogers.
The convention then adjourned.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
K,ugman salt Items.

Kingman Courier, Dec. Is: Tie
great salt works of Moore Il Co. are
turning out over one hundred barrtls
daily; Stout & Babcock's plant will be
running early next week; Borwon g.
CraycFaft's by the 10Th inst. and Hinton
& Hobson not later than January 1st
There are three other companies which
will begin work with the opening of the
new year. OF those who have investi-
gated the salt works of Kingman there
is the greatest confidence, not only In
the capacity of the works, the quality
of the machinery and the excellence of
construction, but also in the money to
be made in the manufacture of salt.
The shaft at the ChiIds farm is by far
the most expensive and tedious under
taking in the city. 1t has reached a
depth of three hundred feet, and has
cost about $4,000. 1t will be necessary
to go three hundred feet further down
before the bed of rock salt will be
struck, and will probably necessitate an
additional expenditure of $50, 600. but
when the salt bed is reached so it may
be successfully mined the mine will be
worth 100000 in any market in Amer
lea. Several moneyed corporations of
Wichita would have engaged in the
evaporation of salt at Kingman ere
this, but they are waiting and watch
ing the shaft, well knowing that when
ever it is demonstrated that salt can be
mined in Kingman there will be the
grandest opening here for capitalists
ever offered in the west.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Don't Cut Indian Timber.

1t may not be generally known, but
there was an act passed by congress
and approved by the president, June
4, 1888, which imposes heavy penalty
on any one who cuts or destroys timber
on Indian lands. The penalty is fine
of $500 or IL months Imprisonment.
or both such fine and Imprisonment.
Indian lands, under this act, are put on
the same footing as government land.
We publish this for the benefit of Bar
Der county citizens who may have been
cutting posts or timber from the Cher
okee Strip. 1t may save trouble and
expense for the law to be needed; for
we have heard an intimatlon that pros
ecutiOns will be instituted soon by
those interested in the Strip.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
MnhEv To Loan of Farms.
IuOIvI Cheap Rates and Easy Pay
ments. Call and see us If you want Farm
Loan. MORGAN & McCRACKEN. ~

Overstreet & Denton obtained a re-
hearing in the supreme court in the d
+. Swank cases and on this re-hearing
the court decided the case in favor of
the assignee, III. d. Records, dissolving
the attachments. d. s. o. represented
the assignee.
The following officers of Delta lodge,
/ No. AZ, A. +. and A. NJ, for the ensuing
year were installed last Saturday night
by Past Master, 1. w. Stout: c. T.
! Freeman, w. NJ; E. p. Caruthers. s.
W.; L. b. Gillette. j. w.; 1. w. Stout,
Sec'y; r. NJ. Woodward, Treasurer;
Burd Lacy, Chaplin; o. T. Beeson, S.
D.; Frank Holmes, j. D.; Ii. II. Case,
s. s.; Robt. Smith, j. S.; R. Hahn, Ty-
Ter.
Thos. StOckstlll, son of Mrs. Georgana
Stockstlll, Of this city, aged about u
years, died in this city on the 18th inst.
after an illness of about two weeks du-
ration. Bis sickness is supposed to
have originated from fall from horse
he received about two weeks before his
death. He and several other boys were
running rabbits and Toms horse fell
with him. He complained of being
hurt internally and in few days was
compelled to go tobed. His funeral &C.
cured Thursday, the services beiny con-
Quoted at the Presbyterian church by
Rev. j. b. North, assisted by ReY. San
derson.
The Order of Eastern Star, Monday
evening elected new officers for the en-
suing year as follows: Mrs. Eva l..
Merrell, w. M; Rev. II. Hahn. w. p;
Georgiana StOckstill, A. NJ; II. Yant,
secretary; G. T. Freeman, treasurer;
Mrs. l.. A. Knight, conductress. The
following officers we're appointed: Mrs.
E. Ii. Stout, Electa; Mrs. Kidd, Ruth;
Mrs. E. Morris, Esther; Mrs. Mamie V.
O'Bryan, Martha; Mrs. Alice Yant,
Adah; Mrs. Lucy E. Hahn, chaplain;
Mrs. Hester E. Freeman, warder; G. 7.
Knight, sentinel. These officers will be
installed Saturday evening, 22d inst.
The cantata, 'Santa Claus" will not
be given until New Years. Eve, Mon
day, 3lst inst. More time was required
for the rehearsals than it was at first
supposed would be necessary; but when
it does come off it promises to be cred
liable affair. Miss Lulu Hahn, the con-
ductOr, has gwen the cantata much at
tentiOn and her two-doZen pupils are
showing marked improvement. Wal
drOn Chase is pianist for the OCCASION;
the Medicine Lodge orchestra will fur
nish its best music, Mrs. Peck, Mrs.
Carmichael and Miss Hahn will render
solos; there will be dozen or more
pretty chOruSeS; the FAIRIES and the
Goddess of Dreams will introduce va
riety of pretty selections, and old Santa
Claus and the Frost King will appear
in all the imaginable radiance and
splendOr. Two hours of music and
song and then happy time of disttib-
utlng presents to the children. All of
this will occur in ThompsOn's opera
house. The admission will be % cents
for adults and 10 cents for children. 1t
Will be one of the most pleasant enter
tainments of the holiday season and TO
one should fail to see it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
The Concert Last Night.

An appreciative audience last night
attended the concert given by local tai
eut at the opera house for the benefit Of
the Citizens Silver Dand. This morning
we have not the space to more fully
comment on the many excellent rendi-
tons than to say the concert was first
class in every particular: the audience
was well satisfied, and the receipts at
the door were satisfactory. Following
IS the programme in detail.
Overture, an. W. Band Carniyal.-Southwell
Full Brass Band.
Plane Dqett, Grand Waltz brilliant chu-
lon-hr. and Mrs. waidroa Chase.
COrnet Duet, Mona Polkar-Pettee-AI. Nc
Clearey and Am. Allen.
Vocal Solo. The Way Through the Wood" -
Selected-Miss Lula Hahn.
Duet. Tuba and MISUNDERSTANDING
lected-Chas- Palmer and Frank Chaplin
C-rnes Solo, Washington Guards''-MfIIer-
Tom M6ilox
Scientific discourse on music by T. A. Me.
Neat
Plano Duet, coquetry Gallop-'I
-Selected-Mr. and Mrs. waldron Chase.
Andante aud Polka. .Clarinda ''-Pettee-
Earnest Pearson and Chas. Painter
GaaTtetse, Bugle Horn Selected Male
y0ices.
Selection, 'sFhoughts OF Fwilightp-aipiey-
MeEsFs- Allen. Chaplin, Lorton. Hunter, swartx
and Kidd.
Vocal Solo, 'sThe Cows are In the Corn"-Se-
lecied-Nrs. +. B. Peck. In response TO an
encore. "Annie Laurie"
coraet Solo, 1.-The Speciality -Hazel-Tom
Molloy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Big Wolf Hunt.

There will be a big wolf hunt north
west of Medicine Lodge on Christmas
day. The arrangement is for every per-
son interested to meet in this city at
9 o'clock Tuesday morning, on horse
back, with every good hound that they
may have. A captain will be selected
and the details of the route will then
be made known. The territory that it
is proposed to work lies between Fields
on the east and the Pease place on the
west. The country north of Ellis,
Wadsworth's and Benedict's is alive
with wolves and jack rabbits and there
will be bushels of fun for everybody
who takes part. Tell your neighbors
about it and let everybody have fun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Z. A. N. Election.

Cyprus chapter, No. IS, r. A. NJ,
met last Thursday evening, December
18th, and elected officers for the year
1889, as follows: T.. y. Simmons. High
Priest; c. l. Long, King; Z. Z. Caruth-
ers, Scribe; Rev. r. SandersOD, Sec'y.;
f. III. Nixon, Treasurer; l.. b. Gillette,
&. H.; III. NJ. Ingraham, z. S.: u. Van
Slyke, r. y. c.; G. L. Neale, NJ. 1st ";
l.. F. Pearson, NJ. I'd v; S. E. Stone,
NJ. Sd V. The officers were installed by
George r, Stone, p. II. Z. The next
regular convocation of the chapter will
be Thursday night, December 9th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19

IiARM LOANS I'm the bnst cOmpOnies With
i the privilege Of pay ing part 81 De- piiu +
pie atany time, I'm sums OF 800 OF any muifi-
plcOf the same. BRONSON 4 lIOUCulN. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

pxAnINE YOUR TITLE you may need a
II correction ana we are prepared 10 dO this
work AMI guarantee correctness and satisfac-
ton. THOMSON HOUCHIN. 80
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Kansas City Times and The Index.

We are authorized to offer to our SUBJ
scribers, and others who want to sub
scribe for the Kansas City Weekly
Times, that paper with the INDEX for
only $500 year-cash in advance.
The Weekly Times is the largest and
best paper published in the west, being
II pages every issue. Come in and
leave your subscription, Old subscrip-
tion renewed on this same basis; but
nothing but cash will go-S2.OO for both
papers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Kansas Land Wanted.

As agent for the owner, offer to trade 1000
acres of the best farm land in Illinois, for land
anywhere In Kansas For particulars call on
me. r. LAWRENCE
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19

4 gsTRAcrs OF TITLE 10 any property in
- Barrier county. We have the ONLY perfect.
aad complete set OF abstract books i'm the coun-
81. corrected uD TO date BRONSON x HOUCHIN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
south,rp Kansas railroad Time Card.

Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
GOING last.
rasscurrr and Express, leaves. :; - p. m.
FrpiEht, leaves ....sssssss ss..s.s Ff' ~ M
COMING wEsr.
Passenger and ExprCss. arrives. i2:'l y. IN.
Freight. arrives 0;l1 r. m.
". a. CAsE. Local Agent.
POSTAL
pnatofHcc nj Medicine Lodge open from A "
b. ~. Sundays one hour on arrival Of mail.
Money order Office. n A. MCCLEAHY. T.. ".
&. MCCLEAHY, Assistant.
The Mails:
Frum Attica and all Eastern points, arrives
daily M tg:t5 rN: leaves daily ~ 2.a0PM
PROM Ashland, ColdwutCr, Nc-catunga, sun
CIV. Lake cry and Mingona, arrives daily.
from kiowa, g. III. Cancma, sexton, Eldrcd,
IInxeltnn, Haritner and lEtna, arrives daily,
90 y. IN. Leaves 10 40 M.
Prom kinEman, BrOss, Bates. Nashville, ar
riyos at iaFi. pm. Leaves ~ A. m.
from sawyer Elm Mills and Amber, arrives
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and fridi - at 2:f5
y. ~. Departs Tuesdays. Thursdays and Shtur-
DAYS ats ~. Arrives at SAWYER at 10 y. m.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Money For Sale.

The Building Association has money
for sale to the best bidder. Only stock
holders have the privilege of borrowing
it. Now is the time to take stock. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
LADIES, LOOK AT THIS!

MISS DELLA MOORE now has
her Winter Stock open and
displayed, and those of you
who have not seen it, will be
utterly astonished at its inn
mensity. 1t was purchased
new and fresh, for this season
and this particular market.
1t was selected by Miss Moore
who possesses a full knowl-
edge of the peculiar wants of
her customers, and no one
need have any excuse for send
ing away from home for any
article of millinery or notions.
Miss Moore can supply every
want.
Embraced in her choice
stock may be mentioned:
HATS, BONNETS,
HOODS, TOBOGGANS.
JETS, NOTIONS.
ZEPHYRS, MITTS,
EMBROIDERY ARASENES.
CHENILLES, RIBBONS,
EIDER-DOWN FOR CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS,
GENTLEMEN'S MUFFLERS,
FELT HATS FROM so CENTS TO 81
and a thousand and one other
articles for ornament and
practical use. This stock is
to be sold NOW and it will be
sold. 1t was not purchased
for next Spring, next Summer
or next Fall, but for this sea-
son.
ISpecial attention given
to trimming up hats. Salts
faction guaranteed. 26
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Henry Nor
gan and Fred v. Graham, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. Henry Morgan
will coiiecr ali accounts aud pay ali debts of
the firm. HENRY MoRGAS.
1888 FRED. ". GRAHAM
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Apples For Everybody.

Hand-picked apples, of every variety, war
ranted to keep all winter, for sale or trade for
i've stock by A. B. Purdy, Medicine. Lodge q
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19

State OF Kansas. County of Barber, IS:
!: q G.. EWART, Cashier of the above
named bank, DO soiemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and befief. o. G. EWARF- Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF December 1885,
A. ii. HOUCHIN, Notary Public.
Germ expires December .. 1852.
Correct-Atfest.
JaE:es A. tialr.
y -. hwarf. 30
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
TRANsFRR ITrE-
FOR EXCHANGED
MULES FOR CATTLE.

We will exchange gos; young work mules
for cattle Any person Or persons who is or
are in need of team viii find it to their ad
vantage te call or address, rs at lake City, Kan
ses. 2ss G. s o. MILLS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
p.mosratlc Central Committee.

II. z. MULLtII, IIIAINMAN.
AUG. SCHMIDT. SECRETARY.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-04
SKAFFHRE
- THE 81
Swedish Republican Newspayo|
Published I'm NIinnesOta.
OFFICE At
st. Paul, Minn., 231 e. TIN 81
Advertising Rates furnished q
application.
as second class matter. s

POstmiistdres l6ner. F0ljande ta-
bell utvisar de lonevilkor, som blifYa
gallande vid nedannamda postkontor
under fiskalaret, som tog sin bUrjand.
l dennes: n
Ada 81, 100; Albert Lea 81 800; Alex
andria 81, 400; Anoka $1,000; Austin
$l,soO; Blue Earth City $l,1OO; Brain
erd $500; Chatfield 81 100; Crookston
sl,sOO; Detroit City $1,1OO; Duluth
$1,000; Fairmont l 100; Faribault 1900;
Fergus Falls $1,000; Glencoe 81 ,4O0:'
Granite Falls $1,1OO; Hastings 81 ,6O0;|
Lake City $1,000; LIE Sueur 81 200;
Litchfield 81 500; Little Falls 81 ,2OO;l
Luverne 81 800; Mankato $2,4OO; Mar
shall 81 200; Minneapolis So, 700; Mon
tevidio 81 300; Moorhead 81 500; Morris
$,4OO; New Ulm 1;5OO Northfield 81 d.
700; Owatonna $1,7OO; Pipe Stone 81, 200
Preston 1000; Red Wing 81, 200; Red
wood Falls 81 200; Rochester $1,000:
st. Charles 1,lOO; st. Cloud 2, 200; ST.
Paul 3.7OO; st. Peter 1900; Sauk Cen
tire 1.6OO; Shakoppee 1,1OO; Sleepy Eye
200; Spring Valley 1900; Saltwater
$500; Tower l 400; Tracy !, 200; Waba.
sha 400; Wadena l 100; Waseca I.5OO
Wells 1000; Willmar 1,4OO; Winona
1900; Worthington 1,4OO; Zumbrota
81, 900.
Endast sittande passagerare be-
tdtd. En- passagerare vid namn Har.
denberg. som blef afkastad fran ett az
Manitoba. banans tag, emedan han ej
vile erlagga passagerareafgiften in 1
nan kondukt0ren forsage honom med
sittplats, forbade inf0r domstol ska.
destand. Underratten afgjorde saken
till jernvagsbolagets fordel, men Har-
denberg vadiade da till statens h0gsta
domstol. hvilken nu afgjort malet till
f0rdel. AT denna rstteganr
synes framga att jernvagsbolag icke
ha ratt att fordra passagerareafgiftaf
de personer, som Ell erhalla sittplatser.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-04
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
AUG. COLLEGE b sEMINARIUM.

Professor G. P. Rydholm betjenar
,f0rsamlingen Moline under det pa
stor Lindeblad Dir 'verksam for att sam
la medel for kyrkoskuldens afyftande.
-Dr.J. .Lindahl haller nu pa att rusta
sig for afflyttning till Springfield, ILL.,,
han har naturligtvis antagit den for
manliga befattning hvartill han ,enligt
hvad som forut tillkannagifvits, ,blifvit
utnamd. ...----.- 8.
Trotjenaren, den &ldrige DIR. Has
selqvist, ar trogen pa sin post utan att
paverkas af ferier eller fritid.
Professor A. o. Bersell later f. n.
uppf0ra sig ett boningshus larover-
kets narhet.
- Professor G. M. Esbiorn ar hume
ra sjalasorjare for f0rsamlingen New
Windsor, men han tillbringar halfva
tiden Rock Island.
Professor G. L. E. Esbj0rn amnar
anvanda en- del af sina ferier med att
bes0ka nagra af0sterns lardomsskolor.
Latinaren professor G. o. Graner
Dir pa bes0k hos winner Osterlanden,
och larer val inom kort atervauda med
ett farskt f0rrad af klassisk wisdom.
Professor G. w. Foss ar under f0r-
sta delen af ferierna pa besok staten
Virginia, och senare delen tillbringar
han RedWing. Hans bref adresseras
emellertid under tiden till Rock Island
som vanligt.
Professor A. w. Williamson till
bringar den fjerde juli St.Peter. Pro-
fessorn sager sig vara val belaten med
gen. Harrisons nomination och ar pa
det varmaste inne for hans val till
F0renta Staternas president, emedan
han anser, att Harrison komme att
beframja nykterhetssaken och manga
andra CODA f0rbattringar.
Professor E. F. Bartholomew vid
Carthage College, ILL.,, har antagit kali
lelsen till Aug Coll.
-Hr A. A. Westeen, som forlidet
ar graduerade vld Aug. Coll, har mot
tagit kallelse fran G.. A. Coll. st. Peter,
MINI.