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A delegation OF the local lodge Knights
OF Pythlas Went to Aberdeen last Friday
where Is. +. lodge WAS instituted on
that evening, and where Il splendid time
was enjoyed by the visiting brothers
who returned the following day Those
attending were: W. a. Eddington. t.
p. Dore, +. w. A. Pope, j. l.. Loc<harl
! Aug. Borgerson. .. ". Antelman. NJ. Hy-
mer. Etfner Benedict, G. j Smedley,
Fred McNilan Jas Muller. ] A Will
liams, Pat CroaN, Pat Grady. Elmer Con
right, Frank Deelin1, Eugene McCarty
4 The two young men whom Mr. Gold
berg. the Minneapolis Bargain store
man started ont with wagon load Of
goods last week met With quite a serious
accident on Wednesday. While near
1 Bristol some threshrr. are supposed 10
/ have let some fire from their pipe tall
1 mo the covered wagon while it was open.
This smoaldrred away until they reach
4 ed iarm house and upon opening up
! tie wagon the blazr burst forth, scarce
! lv giving time to unhlteh the horses
One of the boys WAS bad,y burned III
! trying 20 save the ouitlt
1 Last Monday nigh was Halloween,
! and from Tie appearance Of things NEXT
morning the boys did not l"t the ami
yersary pass without the usual recognl-
ton We like to see the boys have their
tun aud lots Of it where they can DO SO
without injury to others, but the boys
should endeavor To bear in mind that
the destruction OF property loses al Us
| funny features IN the eyes OF the Nictlm
when he has to put his hand in his pock-
ct to repair the loss Destroying proper
ty is anarchism, and American boys DO
moi believe in anarchy when they stop
to think
a gang Of hilarious individuals came
in from the east last Friday, their hilarl-
" being largely occasioned by too
great indulgence in Minnesota whisky.
One of he party became particularly
offensive and it took the sheriff and two
Or three assistants to get him loaded on
4 dray and landed at the jail. While
ENJOYING the hosptalit'es afforded at
this retreat lie was ungtateful enough to
attempt to burn tie building. by setting
fire to his bed. and would have sutfoeat-
ed had IT not been for the timely arrival
of tho sheriff. lie was arraigned before
Justice pasco on Il charge Of drunkenness
and the Judge imposed the constitutional
fine. which he was unable to pay, and ne
committed.
Mr.. S. A. Ramsey, the democratic can,
didate for lieutenant governor pfeseu1eu
,he democratic doctrine for the refresh
,nent of the faithful. last Saturday, ana
in his eloquent denunciatlon OF the lnlqui
tv of encouraging home industries
warmed the cookies Of the hearts OF oui
bourbon friends. Mr.. Ramsey sald tha'
wages were not increased since the pas
sage of the Mckinley law. Evidently
J he hud not read the report OF the demo
cratic labor commissioners OF New 1orh
ot Indiana, and Of Massachusetts, Whel
he made this statement. lie VIII st'
timaa after next week to look over lhess
renorta and he will then learn how mucl
more eloquent he would have been nae
ba remained silent on this polnt. ~
gave the usual illustration OK now lht
Consumer pays the tax, and as nsual loI
90. to saw anv thing about the import
ant part played IN the affair Dy 'ne CON.
petition created by the startlng up =
the home factories. Mr.. Ramsey gave
, lung list Of the duties by percentages .
, as ia called #. taxes, but did not exp'al1l !
, how the duties became tax II the eoo..
} we're sold cheaper than before the laa
was laid upon them, as they nave !
overv instance where protective ,ari'
has been the means OF es1ao'i'nin'
; American manufactures.