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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

out of the tram which mas on board
the paper for printing the TRIBUNE
OBJ. this weeks is a few hours late.
SPEND the Fourth in Mineral Pa
\ As a whole the growing crops are
looking well.
Machinery is being purchased
n for the pulp mills.
CHARLIE WEARE is here from
H Omaha for visit
Willow SPRINGS picnic next
Thursday, June 23d.
n DoDGEyILLE is to have a new
city hall costing $4,000.
HOMER SYLVESTER graduated a.
the State University this week.
Il LOST, arocheted saxony shawl
II black, Finder will please leave it
n at this Office.
n MISS ELLA DAVE has departed
n fer Eng.ewood for a short sojourn
4 amongrelatiyes.
Mas. EruRmGE and Miss Dick,
both Of Chicago, are visiting with
Mrs. w. IL. Psideaux.
MISS MATILDA HUTcmsoN attend
ed the closing exercises Of the
4 Evanston University this week.
Mr. S. DUPPLER has partaken
thi, week of avisit from his brother
Frank and wife, Of Montrose, Dane
county.
LgurNNG has succeeded in
stunning editor Pollock, of the
Lancaster Teller, after all else has
failed
Mas. BRENT and family left here
Wednesday for Chicago to locate,
rr Erant bai,o er,,aga5 in bnsi.
IA. ,rara
Tm ofd.tino friends in this city
... ana Mrs. Jacob speilman,
l.H Of CHICAGO. are enioying a
visit from them
Tar Los, Gr,,a animal rirnic
Will take place next Wednesday,
ae--d inst. A cordial invitation
j, extended to all.
Tnr.nr,,ner school DodoeviIle.
conducted by Profs. James and
Sanford, win commence July / and
@aauue four weeks,
o0y account of the droutb-"
'-e fellow who got thus far with
speech was choked OIL and sent
" 4 heeIey institute.
PGH postponement the annual
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
Attention, Comrades
Ileadqup. ~ Geo. II LuRate PD7a
Nn f4I q 4 IL

NO. i25, q. a, H.
At the request Of the mayor and
city council the Geo. II Legate
Post will assemble at post head
quarters in full uniform July fth at
$3.50 a. m. for the purpose Of taking
part 10 the parade on Independence
Day. All visiting comrades in the
city are invited to join with us in
the line Of march,
j. III. TYACK, ID. h. JACOBS,
Adgt. Comd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
Aeents Wanted.

Agents are wanted at 5. IL
Osborue's music store. Will pay
good wages and furnish teams.
22tf $. L. OSBORNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
Notice to Owners Of Dogs.

All dogs found running at large
without tag after this week will
be taken up and pounded. | will
be at City Hall all day Saturday
the 18th to receive taxes.
w. J. HEALY, Chief Of Police.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

H"y '"NiN was - S'ouAN dtltuNauCt.
After the initiation of Mrs. Abbie
Cosens, of Dodgeyille, refreshments
were served. Following this was
the recitation Of an appropriate
poem by Miss Annie Phillips, and
to say that she acquitted herself
well is only mild praise.
A PISTOL was drawn on the
assessor of Mt, Ida, Grant county,
for listing his estimate of the
amount of money a certain indiyid-
nal possessed, after the assessor had
asked the man to fill out the blank
himself, but refused. He was known
to be worth considerable in cash.
Such citizens would not be entitled
to sympathy if a cyclone took
possession Of their bank accounts.
TINS is a glorious year for the rcs-
tive thistle, burdock, dandeion, aud
milk week to flourish. Unless an
active war is made upon the noxious
plants, there will be such a harvest
and seeding as to make life bur
den 10 the average farmer To this
end weed commissioners should do
their duty fearlessly, and future
generations viii rise mp 20 bless the
day that they We're appointed to the
high sind honorable, useful ana im-
portant trust For the weed com,
missioner's office is public trust,
Mr. john Bray, retired farmer
of this city, died very suddenly on
Tuesday, of this week. lie boarded
with Mrs. J. II. Roberts, on Main
street, and was out among his friends
in town during the forenoon, went
home and ate his dinner as usual,
and sat down to have a smoke, and
in few minutes bis head dropped
to one side, he gasped but a couple
of times and was still in death. His
uneXrected death was a great shock
to his friends, who were unware Of
any cause for his sudden death. He
was one Of the early settlers Of the
town Of DodgeyiIje, and was about
76 years Of Chronicle.
II is reported to us that there
lives in Monroe a woman who is
living with the third man who
ought to be her husband, consider.
ing the close relationship existing
between them; that this woman has
two children who are abused and in
fed and i'll clothed; that the grand
mother has tried to get her daughter
to le' her have them TO take care Of
and clothe; that the mother would
NOT Give Them nm bpt hoth tbo ma,
A'.N '7''0'l - "''' W .'0'o'' - 'o'
OF new clothlng bought by the
grandmother and sent to the little
bows The matter is to be investi-
e,oted Tho ranos ~ tba ,artios
are "'''''.u "' pI'7'"'' "u"l '''
testimony rs pat INTO legal form
"HclI yawns for such beings" that
is. If there be hen for those with
ON, oo,scis,ces Qoo,;oey
In The Graphic, an illustrated
weekly published in Chicago, is
found Che following in the issue Of
'|' 49, ''0 'N''' "
,,,f.. T,hor..s ro,l,;,s d.r,n
fer 81 Peter Parkinson Of LAFAYETTE
county, Wis, is one of the most
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

both morning and evening at p. NJ.
church tomorrow.
NIIss EDITH EDEN is visiting at
Darlington. BY the way this young
lady delivered an address in a
masterly style at the Childreu's Day
services last Sunday.
ROSE ZoLDosKr who was senten-
ced to Waupun for life by Judge
Clemeutson for the murder of Ella
Malley has been refused A new trial
by the supreme court.
On the Fourth a special train will
leave Darlington at $3.50 a, m. and
Calamine at 8;45, arriving at Min
eral Point at 9:o5 a. m. Returning
will leave Mineral Point 1890 D. m.
II is now given out that Highland
folks want the c. NJ. q St. Paul
railway company to build them a
road Tho nronar ;ndroon,on.,
would probably secure what is
wanted.
MosT Of the Darlington people
have a1r.odv ascido5 - s,or5 tho
Fopr,l IN 6TiooroI point ona ho
c;fiyens Of evorv roiobhorino o;t,,
ana ,;Il,n, or,,,,.l;oTI,. ;,,.;9,I
do likewise.
THE Linden high school praau.
ates-tbe Misses Sadie Jacobs Allie
Dolphin, Kate Ross and Polly
Miller. and Washington Correll-
came to this city and had group
picture taken.
IHE Lancaster Teller advocates a
bounty on rattlesnakes, which Is be-
ing endorsed by thepress generally.
Surely this variety of snake is more
dangerous to human and animal life
than wolves and such.
WE announced last week that the
w. r. c, would give an entertain
ment some time this month, and
tney nave decided 70 nave II tues
aay evening" June -sIn. we nope
they VIII nave a wen nIIeo mousse
THIs week the district convention
Of the Epworth League was held at
Darlington, and Mineral Point was
represented by Mrs. L. Y. IIutchison
and Miss Lizzie Bishop, the latter
presenting well prepared remarks
on the Iiterary work oI the league
Apor-r seventy docs Of this citv
are wearing tav tocs Several
worthless cnrs have baa, ,miatIv
disnosed Of bv their owners and
the marshal il confident that others
are beino closely kent at home and
away from his oaze He is after
tbair neIts or the tav See notice
elsewhere.
NJ. ...; ...t.Rr p hn.,h
last snndov morning # beino
cbiIdro,,s nor ,rere ,yi,nossed nv
o. loroa ondienoo Tho FfHe folks
asa Tor,,r,obly uoI \, sopo ana
s,ooob Tbo cbnrcb uas fa.tiIy ba-
5..laa .;,b lao,,t;r,r s~,rars on5
rlI;.., NJ o,,o,,, ana ,,bo attended,
:, ,,rarod norn;ro weI, s,ant
-
'"5 = ~ ',' .t;.,D.,I. 'o',, - .,,,,,,..
NJ Mn. ,,,i.a 80
Soo0''
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20 ~ -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

Monroe Sentinel; One of the
fruits Of Democratic Bossism and a
partisan administration Of Uniyer-
sity affairs, is the resignation and
departure from our great state edu-
cational institution-tne pride of
the great northwest, and second 10
none under the regime that came in
during the preceding Republican
non partisan Of control President
Chamberlain, and nearly all Of the
"drstrate' professors. The most
disagoeable conditions aud com
binations have developed in the
University regency, aud the uu-
pleaaantnes- is likely to end in q
collapse, if further pushed ON the
present lines. Early IN the Peck
administration, Regent Ifaymer, a
Democrat, resigned, because ho
could not agree to assist in or be %
party TO the dirty work expected Of
influential Democrats. The Board
Of Regents hos since been com
pIctely royoIuHonized and made q
partisan board, with State Supt.
Wells acting as referee and chief
adyiser iu the matter Of appoint
mcnts. Supt Wells is considered
as q third-rate educator, also an in
tense partisan, and he vies with
Boss Wall in his desire TO DO the
Democratic party a service for the
donors conferred upon him!
"a COMPANY Of road makers work
ing out their taxes, is a striking
picture Of muscular inactivity II
the present crop Of pathmaster-
would die a grateful people would
gladly cover their graves every
spring with fragra flowers and
water them with tears Of regret that
they had not died before being
assigned to the direction Of high
way improvements" Such is the
opinion Of the Shullsburg Local.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
Fourth of July Program,

/ >
Day IN Mineral Point, as arranged
by those IN charge; Grand salute
oil 40 guns at sunrise Al . O'Clock
a. H. procession VIII form on fou"-
tam street PACK OF Vl'lanS drug
orug store IN tne IoIIo"lhg order
"''''' sons l',,.1 Of 'l,'sp,a Veterans n, '''''
Geo. H. Legate Post, G. AR,
f'0''s s,to wl,n n young 5ass ,ePISsen,ins the
Pres. of the Day. Orator and city onoials in
carriages, ,.ri
Procession will advance cast On
Fonntain street to Commarco wbaro
Il will ha io;nad hv tho bora ord
the DarIigbfon Rifles. ,barca north
an Commerce straot and wost o,
Hioh street n the mark whore sor-
vices win consist of NInsio hy hand
pravor hv CbanIsip son, by
male -Readino of DocIa.
ration Of Trdenendapce Chorus
A'i'iio'' Wy io''l,"'' Souus
iaules - oIa'l"n 0y non - W.
- ~ P"S u9'' =? o'',' ''' my
y "'''' Y 0'' 'e music 05 o'uu'
f'' ''0 . ''''n II '0e 'l.''"oon
"l'l '"Ne pace Vne ''ano NaFh'Na'
'o'eSs'o' ., '''' D''''''@' ''Hs on
gun ''i"' oo'''l's'0' anu h's =
S' 'eo ,"o'sS.oH "i'' ''"''s' Oh
O'uus' 'o'''e''' w 5o'"los IUSders'
W" wy . ''Se' " wiz '''''''''S'
WI" '""'""s' i'o',s' -" "''''n wiz
'o i'o" iii'IS''e 81 S"o VS. oVc'' an"
"''u ',I'" u e's '"e anu cars from
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An article upon the snbiect Of
mines and ores at tbe Worlds Fair
saws that every nrovision has bean
made for the installation Of tine ores
of both the nreeiops and base
'-'''''' ""' o'o,"''' ., "''u'i''
specimens 'o"'''ou.s" Oy private
'"u' ''u"'.S' '''So','''o'S anu 'eouili-
o'' ''"' "''',''s ; 9o'oo''' 'ese wiz
'o a. ! 'n soU wy" conspicuous care
" ~ ''',,' '''0'' ""',o"'' i"ui,
''''' '''' W. '"' 00''' 80 VIII
w.. va Wv '''0''''' :" ''''''' o'' "
$50 '''9" Wy =" 'o'''y " '''e''
''''''' 0o''e0''o" VI - oe''o",
S''"'s '"s '"'.' u oe''''' 'H,n''"'
ooU" '.'eS' seol'o''S VI l"uoS' every
INGENIOUS 'eYioe 'nu ues's" WI" oe
"''i'1sN " 'li0 so'e''i s''1e'' 'e'il'
o'''' '"' 'ou'i'' 'ss - i''.''' ''o '''e
mas l''"'0 81 '"'" 'oto'i'7' LOW"
'o"H'J o0N ''''i'7 '''''y i"e l'e''''e
" asa" "1' 1'n0 ores "u'o" "o"'u
MAKE al a'.i'o'iFe ulsP'"y "
properly eAnIolIeo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
NUMBER 25.

AMONG the earliest things learned
at school is that Sin l402 Columbus
sailed DER the ocean blue" and dis
covered America; and every rem
iniscence of the event and of the
great discovery is being revived
this quadri-centennia year, But
with il all we have heard compare.
lively little about Mrs Christopher
Columbus, the faithful wife who In
spired and encouraged Columbus
through all his trials aud disappojut,
ments, and helped him to his life's
great work. In DEMoREsr's FAMILY
MAGAZINE for July there is an
especially fine article, "rhe Loves
of Christopher Columbus" which
gives an interesting account of this
phase of the life Of the great dis.
coyereI, the numerous Illustrations
including copies OF very rare old
portraits, among them the most
ao'hen''c one OF Columbus himself.
Every lover of his country will be
interested in the article on "rhe
American Flag" The numerous
departments are particularly inter.
csting, aud there are nearly 200
pictures, including a tullpage oil
| picture luscious Fruits which is
a brilliant and artistic piece of col
omg The subscription price To
ihls magazine is only ~ year;
snsIN ''Wes 20 cents. I'HoAshed
by " JENNINGS DE"oEFsf, - "a
lith st., New YORK CITY
1,,. pl,r.yilT. \v,,... o,,s
alas. nm ,rnh j., .,,,. ,ha,
ohio ma, yh, ro,dy nonsn,,or
uo ,.t ,.,or,il,. a a.,
y,oni,p
d,nar ,;I.or dn,lor !, J.,,LoJ
GLo .or,;o,,, ,rbooIin ,ho s,;l,nos,
IF ,ho soo.,rm la soid. urhoro
there, take it and credit my sub.
scription quick" "Whaps the mat.
ter?" we said, "WeIp' said he,
Nast week I was fishing out on
Spring creek; thunder storm came
Iup aud i, rained and lightning
flashed all around me. crawlcd
into hollow lor to escape. Then
the rain made the log swoll until
""3 ''9''''I' 81 '''' "'', ~ '9'"'"
~ ''''' os'" ~ ,I''H :, ny
'''' "'' .'"" ''''''' y
vour napor was not settlea un and
! I folt So small about il that I was
able 10 back RIGHT ont of tbe loo NJ
once. ."--E1.
ON the pav.roll Of the Coker Min.
'nE O''"P"'J' "''' - '''5 ''"' '''
/ lorty-siA men.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
Good to Drink, and Cheap.

Fine grade roasted coffee, lbs.
for s1.00, at d. Jacko's. 2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
y. Il 90 o. Iee. croam

This can be done easily by get
ting the cream Of John u Oates,
who will aim to keep full supply
in readiness for all demands-great
or small 22w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

J. A. SPEATLER will pay the
highest price for all kind Of poultry,
butter and eggs; give him call.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

Work on the new p. NJ. church
is progressing slowly because Of the
abundant showers. And the same
can be said regarding the paper and
pulp mills.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18
The Local Field.
TRIBUNE LATE.

Because Of the delay by the wash
ont of the train which has on board
the paper for printing the TRIBUNE
ON. this weeks is a few hours late.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

Ar the special meeting of the
order of Eastern Star last Wedues-
day there was a goodly attendance.
After the initiation of Mrs. Abbie
Cosens, of Dodgeyille, refreshments
were served. Following this was
the recitation Of an appropriate
poem by Miss Annie Phillips, and
to say that she acquitted herself
well is only mild praise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

THE Lancaster Herald has been
purchased by Prof. C, l.. Harper
Of that place.
You can't get on board an Illinois
Central train without first showing
your ticket.
PosroFFfCE burglars arc the most
fashionable at present.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-18

MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN SATURDAY, JUNE IS. 1892
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

These are the three indispensable
con 1ition~ of travelling by rail:
Safety, because if We can not ,rave!
without constant risk of life aud limb.
We prefer tn .,ay at home ar walk.
The Burlington Route Is pre~+mi-
nently safely managed line.
Speed, tecause when We start to 40
somewhere VT v ant to yet there be-
fore our clothea get nut Of fashion. or
W. grow 20 cid that our friends can't
recognize u. The Burlington r ute
has speedy trains.
Comfort, because the days Of stage
coachtnk are over, aud We do mol ex-
pect to be either TAXED or fFozpr on
the journey, We like good meals en
route and plenty Of time to eat them,
and on Il night journey cnanre to
sleep. The Burlington Route trains
have well-warn,ed and weIl-ventiiated
coaches. Puilnian's latest "Vestl-
buled" Sleepers and "Peerlees'' Diu-
lug Cars and Free Reclining Chair
Cars. Purchase your tickets by this
line, aud for further Information ad-
dress w. J. G, Kenyon, Gen. Pass,
Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

This remedy in becoming 50 wall
known and 70 popular Ga to need No
spt cal mention. All who have used
Electric Bl,ters slug the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
ex |st and it II guaranteed to do all that
Ia claimed. Electric Biters will curH
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
VIII remove Plmples Boils Salt Rhenm
and other affections caused by impur~
bi i,od will drive Malaria from th%
system and prevent ~ we'll M cur%
all Malaria fevers.-For cure of Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Blttera--Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded
Price soc. and $l.00 per bottle Mt W.:
e. Savage's Drug Store. .:*=s=2$f
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

~ -
The following bills were dis. allowed:
A. e. Wilson, medical services, $45.
+. II. Alexander, rent of room for
Justice court, 81.
The reports Of w. i. Smell aud W.
N. Haynes. a. county comm esioners
for quarter ending AuRust 3lst, ,l892,
we're approved.
The reports OF the following road
supervisors for quarter ending August
31st, 1852, were approred:
a. J. klmball, dislrictl4.
John A. Rose. dist. 10.
A.; NJ, Vanhett, dat. 27.
En,tt S'rugar, dist. ~.
e, q. Mason, dist. ~.
NJ. q. Mahoney, dist. 3N
John Batz, dist. II. q
Robt. L: Doyle, dist. lG.
Ct~Rlchards, dist.'16.
Cleo, ". LIscom, dlst.7.
The report of Urlah Cook, % Justice
OF the peace. for Quarter ending Aug,
3lat, 1892, was now approved.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23
FATAL" WRECKS.
Robbers Ditch NJ all Train far
Z" w.: :::. =. .:..::: the Purpose of
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! -. kAH*Ast Il - I'l, ,ttl
|trAlt> MN, ON / tchfta<1nt* 'rsttjNku
/ }G t:nn1n Ftt: tatlrnHu, " he Wxttk| Il nv
/ rjtfIItr 1ttt ntft4@ ~ .:@t Of t).AAp 'lty
! n 3t3'tl0ek tnl@"fuurHinp, bs tNe din
lacy tfI1*1lt n 'Iu ruth. " rhe ttu u,
''.'> '*tths II Y D:tEt Axe, fxFtrta* ,1t=ti
III Il car. .:tWh day c>.aelle~, t ~, t::o{,ft
cars ath thret sle< Ter+, wn4 thrown
over an e1nE,anktntnt three t~tt high,
and sht: first Xix cars teiescnpcd, Four
p+f>tn~ were Killed outright auu
twenty five seriously Injured. Hotbcfy
was un4ne.1innahlv the ohjt"f, Il. the
train carried &l,ooO,Ws0 In currency In
rnute from the NJ xlcAn Central rail-
way to It's Bins on 4t1ice, but there was
SUCH pile wreckage that thu 1H.uey
could not be located.
SEVEN KILLED.
FIfT>EUKG, Pa. Sept. II The CHI
cago expr+~s train Crashed into u
freight train IN thu Forl Wayne road
ut Ehreve, Ohio, this morning. seven
wete killed outright; three seriously
injured and Others slightly hurt. Th+
express was running ut fall speed wll+n
the freight whirh had been lying % h
siding. suddenly ulled on the main
ira' X In front If tt. H. fore either trair
could stop, they had coIl,utd. II In
thought the engineer nf The fright
trnIn lid TT under.tan1 his urnrr.,
1KA1SMi:N Lusr THEIR LIVES.
LANCASTER H., Sr.,t. II -~ The stc
h'Hi ~tcti''n ot the phiIaHtlEhia tx
pres-. +a~t h: und. Ant The nr4u.ld ~e.~
tton If tftt Pacific tx I>rr>+, west hrut1ti, !,
rAn into t.eh other ut Rneaut- stutlrn,
tltttt1 nllt. lrolu here, shortly ufter !;
p'clnrkv Both tr ius wtfp badly
wrecked. One engineer wa. killed,
tn" tier fa;aEIy itj jure[l and the fire.
ntn Of s til train- wtre fatally hurt.
Nome Of he passengers wer: hurt.
The A'"1deus WAS caused br disuted~
itnct Of ur,l+r-,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

'SHHp@*H w AEHtft1ttk*
Ut the K'Ard uf County Commission
t's, Of Custer equity, Montana.
OFFICE or THE County CLERK,
tF CCsTEH COUNTY,,
Miles City M"nt., Sep. s. lS02. J
Thr Board ri Commissioner. tor
Cu+ter t7"l1Gy met at III u'.lnck Il. IN.
a. per adjournment Of Yesterdays ses-
1i0H:
Present.:
w, !. ol.el', chairman of board;
w. y. Hayn-s, member Vt board;
Sheriff by deputy;
A. f. SWerdtiger, clerk of board.
The sheriff duly announced the
meeting.
The Board proceeded 10 audit claims
against the "nunty, tue following being
allowed TO lie rers ons, IN the funds. to
the persutls aud for the amounts set
oppotite their respective names:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

Arropos Of bnrials. Father Gowan, at
q public meeting held a few weeks ago
in Dublin in support Of some Catholic
schools, told strange story Of his Youth
Fifty Or sixty years back. according to
the father, when roor Catholics wanted
n coffin they lot tue corpse beg for it.
Occasionally the practice led to impos~
ture.
Thns II IMAM. whom the narrator calls
"OGrady." was tnce. '1narked," quoted
aud assigned to uct cnspse. The e''eorr,sa*
wA7 laid out ON RI 1,ier outside the t1tH,1
ct the footway> aud q pewter plate to re-:
ce}ee the penE4it<~ and halfl1rlce If tho
people Iasatns f>y :wa~ laid un tlle body.
The peo11le l,taa<it}ls by fxoka 1nass rut
down tl1elr lH'llltit*s on the p1ate; lint ut
lAst Il roar Wt1aiat41l 2A1te and snftlr put
down hiasI9t,1ce. >sE sEEle= began ii, gather
the cAa1agsx.: ":f) f+ta1y could not stand
1t, and t:ttt11sst," a. 1le Was he saitl;
."nonSt tnit4tl !: the :"c1lan:e." - Yankee
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-23

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