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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02
A SILVER DAY..
Ia*s @':"i t>te. Flee ceineee
i'll r><ttitV {<.t;sInsia* rrActl-
= ": . Gully ttefta,t., j: i H. . ==

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ri lG,&: I1.e ii l,t1E ll~it'ertd by by
lltu4>t II tttt H& rt1tt. =: .>. ..~s >->
r. Tho r&,It. S.*nln}ttte ha> 1erorttd II
r, rst,i.,t: tt4akl3R ,iIe rtl, hi11 h
*t,eti4,l rfirr for MART. -, -. - t1lt ~,
4tttt mr. Iat:.hiny- l1A~ Gtven 10 Ter
that lte will cnli the resolution W.
;4exl Monday. No dat. wts fixed Tor
lutn-ures CONCERNING tArln. aud THIS
will prul,at,nhly nt,t be fls'l4e nut1l Mf.
;prirK+t IN nI,le to he about aga'n.
SPEAKER CRISP today said: "Ihere
will be flee roinuEe hill considered
aud pissed III the house.. aud /: Will
ul-u pAts tue senate. [ thiuk tire
/ ie1u~ If free coinage ought to inter
view President HARRISON" Speaker
Cri-p has +pitunlized tue situation.
The tree coinage bill will pss+ botl'
hoa-e- of congress and President
Harrison will have % ~ tile The mat
Ter for or against free coinage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

The Pioneer Press Co., If ST. Paul.
Mtnn., makes sumo remarkable offers
In connection with its weekly edition.
ELECTION time Ia approaching as well
as 4ted time. OF course every house~
hold detires thu Weekly Pioneer Press
during the campaign, ahd the pub
fishers propose to recirrocote by Civ"
ing THAR subscribers beuettt In the
seed line. Following are their offers
Of northern grown, tested seeds fur
ni~hed by l.. l.. May and Co., the
leading northern growers:
Offer No 1.-~"I.s.fies Collectionh~-
Everyone sending $1.10 will receive
the Weekly Pioneer Press one year
and ccllt ction Of flower seeds amount
Ink at catalogue p1ioes to Sl'10 In"
cluded iii this otIer are Parry, Mas
turttum, Sweet Pa, Popry, Mignon>
cite, petunia, PhIox, Forget Me~Not'
Supp Dragon, Candy Tutt, S1leue,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

Chicago, Fen. 2v.-A special from
Cincinnati contains an Interview with
w, ". Wright, tnember ut the lin"
tipnai executive b ,ard Of the knights
# Labor, IN whlth Mr Wright IL IT.
TT fted as saying th It the presidential
cA,d date If th,. third rafty ha-
,lre;4.ly Il, til decided "n. Tl1~ dispatch
far,i1rr states that Judge Waiter q
Ert shvm is ltlt ttlAli
Jntl4e Gresham wA- interviewed hy
il l'rl..utle rep r:tr tt' llt* t*'t'rf'hl trt'n'
lrd'aumfr :, btN *o'itt only reply II
dc11't knuw,' when IT, l<"tl II 1t were
II ii. lt wa T.. ts,A liz. tnntl dat- ci,t'>tt
BY thu. third parry. Hc 'nahe .ti't
-ntlle reply wi,tll 1.>ktt1 If he "otl'd nc
Or .,i such I.ntiliuatlol1, aud ittu>t Ct II
talk f,.lther t':1 the nn!Jec'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

OiuKTn. spain, Fct'. ~ Tine atcrm
Of Saturday wes very disastrous To lI'e
and pro, erty, It t. reported that 3{'o
t;t,nis are lot Ani $40 pet.,l,s drowned
the lf<a tt life In probably urderra'td.
TIE STEAMER EEte Elnde tllr@e tnttE*
attempts: 10 'eurt 1.ejx"e> HarhoE
On Saturday and fourth. attempt on
sunday morning, which SURF e''+*'
Wh,i4 nut She saved n hott load ri
'Wt': t. men mud / as nn' rrt"'nEd "4
tht .na~t t., V1go. where -<1lnf b'at", 1t
IL :,eln4r I'd, / tve taken refuge. Iht
@t*,ftn dill not httvct shipping III
I.e!xpts un.hor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

IT you are not feeling strong anu
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II La
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
u5e Electric Bitters. This remedy acte
directly on the Liver. Stomach aud
Kidneys. gently aiding those organs
Ia perform their functions. Ifynu are
afflicted with Sick Headache, ynu will
find speedy and permanent relief by
ttkipr Electric Bittere. Que tr:aI
will convince you that this IL The ren'
edy yuu need, Large bottles Only b0t'
vt w, e. Eavvge's Drugstore.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02
The I>eAt. Var atsait<e.

The Leaf. year hull given by the
ladies tn tteir gentlemen friends TN
The evening Of the 2)th ut. will lung
br remembered nv being the nos en-
ioyabtt und recherche affair ev=r given
in MiltA City. The spacious ,eadinE,
carti utld billiard runnl~ OF the Miles
CITY club ebone u II ey never hhone
before. with The reflected elegance and
hpnuty of The fair ladies and their gal
liant guests. Fl WAS a subject of cnnl-
nent that the costumes Of the ladies'
would compare most fAvorably witt,
those steu iu the etfete east, aud cer~
tainly coa,d 10: be surpassed any
where In Montana. The gentlemen
a ,pearen to advantage In the rcEula~
ton evening attire. As Ia us>al OH
occas ions Q: this kind, though they
happen usually only once In four
wears, the general order Ut things e
reversed, the ladies, for the nonce, tax"
Ing the gentlemtn's part, aud The een-
tlen,en depoEtirg themselves or sup
pu-eu TO utp'it themse1Vf" l1i a. laoy
like manner us their limited exercise
of the prer3gative will admit. For |
, brief period the ladies were, Indeed
tbe lords ot creatiou,' a..d righ
r geu,l+m My did they hold thelr l"rdi,
sway. To some it was au exceilen
opporluuity "to yet even" for The fun
civd sights put upon them in the pas
/. by this or that gentleuan; to other
the cnance of assuming the rol
of n gentleman Was quite htl1xhl
full, but On The whole. it We may judg
tru4,, remarks overheard, the lnnj"flt
- Of the pd,es really felt thank mi t e
were lAlies, aid Ant III rchslt} 1ha
nurriA creAtury. called mnn. Or ronra
it WIS u picnic, with lawn tenn1
3" thrown in, lur the gent'etnen. ~
:, wnitet III hy tivint'es lit SIR III
:. satin, to have ones slightest wish All
II tlripat*d with grace and snie aqua
en|y to tbs angels, to be famed I'M
Iced nnu made muoh OF. Why 1t W.
sitnrly delicious. II. =: =:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02
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Ute of tht. ulo~t u.'iFtnK Whrktr-
fnr Miles city anI Custer conn'> j.
Gui. Edmund butler, who for the t'*s'
tew months nA. hetr Temporary locnt
ed ut OnAhu. D1rins his tf'jnurn
there he h>s lost nn opportunity OF I'M
prte~iug upon the Omaha merchants
aud fuHlut4A nlen the great Accts l'7
to trade that they would experience
through the extention Of the Fremont
and Etkhnrn branch IT the Chicago d
Nprttwe. tern r:>:lfoad to this city. In
the pursuance OF this object he hss
p+r-|stent|y engaged the attention "f
railroad naknates, stock yards people
aud jobberr, and In recent letter to
his sun he detail. IN graphic ntan"eT
a little Of his work III this line. Dir.
Bahct ok. the general manager of the
South Omaha 4tock yard, wu~ one of
bis recrnt auditors, who nfter II ten
Ink 10 the Cn1nnel'1 recital OF the ben.
efits that awaited hiA business through
u connection with the Montana ranges
sah that he WIS thoughlv imp e4-ed
" h the Importance OF the movement;
tnnt tllt outrnt Of Ih+ southeE. tern
Nuntnna 1Hp4s belonged t" tttnt. ht II
that luis company wauld sp+re nn rx~
+.rtion tn divert the ,rn1etnWtrf them.
DnriJx .h.' pn-t year the Omaha naek-
er. buti hui died few Mnnt+nt t*ttle
that c4n1t II them OVER tht 3. & VI !,
ami INA: It ey were .n ple;-s+f. with
| tit. re-ult that they wee very ea@er >
| Ia t,ut IN ru4l commandments with ttr
| ru.tgc-. This ytn' the t<'N1nany atu
swift tlHlnt@ WIRE lNeteastng tie r cts~
| paci'y 5tt per ntll', "t Il nher itt.rkeft
| wert, Inc, +u.itsg IT. ii ,ssstf lt9fer, but
| 1t wn~ =, tlu}u:t II tt,.;*Sh he~ @tn'rAE ~
/ cfeuAe would tlnount to 81 utr cent. Ia
A,1tici iputinn ut lnrfea>s:d bu-tHt 80 from
| Montana. Mr.. Ctitsi 4hx. tl,* tarEt vt
dressed he-f ,nsu 1T tltz Ous ha yards,
| WAS al4o Interviewed 1T. l1+ Vnttt1nn
nj the tretnt1l: t. Elkl. ri, and gave
II III hi% orinio1, 1nnt tht matter wa
u, p,a!,I that it admitted i n:1"tt'el
>H1,It s,tlon tI,An that the I'D w'.u T
speedily exlenti .;'s l1nt to~ :<rti Ill 'n'
City. a. n >nS@ @!t 1T 1lis ntWl>
awakened ii1leit>t In The Ur'shA PRO
p1n regarding nur ln1f"rtan*e ~ /
/ business runutctiot., Cnlnnel i3u!le
WAS informed thAt the south On'a11'
strck yards Wunld tl,t- rIrts 6 hf ful1'
represented a. our st cs grower"
meeting. Colonel Butler Added th'
he exrect+,t lhe next 5Av: t., nntet til
= r4uerul nalager ui ,nr Fremont |
/ E.khnrn rund, and have hns!nts
!, talk with him In relation to The TX
\ tensiu1, Gf the road TO this point. -.
r Such missionary work |. Woithy {
Il all praise, aud will, we believe, event
= uaily be crowntd with success.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

ur CUSTER COUNTY,
MILES ClTf, Mont., Feb. |, lo9-"
444led proposals for furnishing med-
1cal uttrnaano Onelut ng ned1etnt1
hr the sick poor OF the county, ANA
sur h otht1s M may he county charges
far the vtur 4uce ED ng March /, l6a2.
will to received NJ THIS nttlce up tn IL
o'cle.k H.. Monday, March 7, ls92:
The Rfur.i reserves tht right to reject
my or all bids.
Nv order nf the Board Of County
Commissioners.
A. III. SWERDF1GERt
= Clerk Df Board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

The undersigned will receive blda
until March LIST, at the StoekDrowefa
National bank, for furnishing twenty
{2o) cords Of dry pine wond ut tne
Electric Light Station In this city. Il:
II, F. BATCHEI4oR. +:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

.'Vhy are thnse two gatemen* one
with the red and the other with the
blue nose. being 10 lntently gazed at by
thu engine drivers: =. >*..
"Why, yo,1 see, that II the way the
drivers are now tested for color blind
ness, ,"~~Hu1uoristlstI. BlatteE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

On Monday, February Sth, the un*
der%igued' will open shop in the o'o
Court HORSE euloon for carriage paint
ing, vanishing "f furniture, etc. Ftfss
class work guaranteed. ...
It1xt1
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

A,-fou don't mean to say there can
be- two opinions ~ to whether lotteries
are moral or l1r1noraK i:
--Certainly ltall depends whether: -
YOU win or lose.-EheEen!t Elatter, II:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

MIR. RichfeIlu-l understand that Miss
Dcunti Intends to give masked ball.
Rival Delle-So wonder, poor child
with such complexion.-New York
Weekly. ~...:: -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02

Mrs. Grayneck-Now you must listen,
Mr. Salpinx; my daughters going to
sing her last uew song. -: :
Salpinx - Thank heaven! - Boston
To,.rirr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-02
you VIII

Chemist-Here's the only remedy In
the world for cold.
Custo,ner-I've tried that don't
care for 1t.
Chemist-Then here's something just
as good.-London Tit-Bits.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
ECHo DID L'oUTHST
A IRE

M. J. D. Blake, un marohand d
biens- lmmeubles prominent, a 6tt
JUICE, samedi, par la Cour de Dis
trict des Etats- Unis q st. Paul et
reconnu coupable dune sorte de
libelle appele en- anglais "dunning'
en- envoyant une carte postale q
Nine Mary B. Lennon, ct dams la
quelle il lui r6clamait une somme
a lui due pour commission dams
une transaction immobiliere.
Cette carte postale etait ainsi
concue:
Une bonnie aimee q Nine B.
Lennon ct ellie la rendra certaine-
ment heureuse pour moi en- me
payant les $l4 Is qu'elle me dot:
pour commission $40 tt pour int6-
rets 50. Is ct en- m'6v1tant l'ennui de
placer cette creance dams les mains
dune nouvelle agence de collec
tions pour cette ann6'.
Bier d voue,
j. u. BAKE.
Or, Ia peine encourue par M.
Blake nest pas une plaisanterie.
Ellie est de $500 d'amende, on de
cling ans de prison, on des deux
r6unies.
II fat done bon d'etre prudent
avec les cartes postales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
Belle sOlree.

Samedi soir, la magnifque resi-
dence de NJ. ct Nine Joachim Para.
dis, 22l4, 2e rue n. E., fut prise
d'assaut par une foule DAMS d6ci.
d6s q s'amuser ct a passer une
bonne vieille soir6e, d la Cana.
dienne.
C'etait CO qu'on appelle une
surprise party.
Qu'on ait surpris 70. ct Nine
Paradis c'est possible, o'est meme
probable; qu'on les ait pris au de.
pourvu c'est different.
Au nom des personnes pr6sen.
tes, M. O. Tessier leur pr6senta en-
meme temps qu'une tres-jolie lam
pc d suspension, une adresse der
mieux faites.
M. Paradis y r6pondit en- quel,
ques mots DIES plus expressifs ct
des plus choisis; apr6s quot la sol.
rec, trop courte au gre de tous, SIC.
coula en- chant, musique, excellent
souper etc, etc.
Parmi les personnes pr6sentes
nous citerons:
M. ct Nine F. K. Paradis, M. 81
Nine Jos. Paradis, M. ct Nine T.
Beaudette, M. at Nine Elise Beau
dette, M. ct Nine Charles G. Beau
dette, M. ct Nine Narcisse Beau.
dette, M. ct Nine O. Tester, M. ct
Nine Jos. Deslauriers, M. ct Nine
T. Desroches, M. ct Nine Prat, M.
ct Nine J. T. Tobin, M. ct Nine J.
I. Kenney, M. ct Nine II. Labelie;
Nine j.. Desroches, Mesdemoiselles
II. Paradis, Cox, d. Either, Tobin;
Messieurs DR. T. L. Lalibert6, l..
2. Demeules, T. FIX. Beaudette,
T. J. Bergeron, F. M. Bergeron,
Auguste Beaudoin, Octave Beau
dom, J. III. Beauparlant, G. Lagas.
s6, Lafame, Thomas Boutin, G.
Chouinard, Antoine Beaudette ct
beaucoup d'autres don't le nom
nous echappe.
lnutile de dire que l'hospitalit6
offerte par M. ct Nine Paradis fut
vraiment gauloise ct qu'en SO sepa-
rant lie lenleluain, bien entendu,
chacun des privileges qui y avaient
assist6 disaient; quelle charmante
soiree, ct quel domage quelle soft
81 courte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
Ec0le Notre Dame de L0urdes.
BULLETINS DU MOIs DE JANvIER.
EXCELLENT.

EXCELLENT.
Marie Glguiere, Elise B6lair,
Marie Dupont, Clara L6tournesu,
Emma Rouleau, Emma Tourville,
Florence Demers, Marie Houle,
Maria Armeau, Mamie Lace, Ma
RE Frenette, L6onie Labelle, Ro-
sana L6tourneau, Louis Veuilleux,
Joseph Ledoux, L6da Couillard,
Tharsile Parent, Arm6nie Daigle,
Calixte Deslauriers, Aldric Vallie
re, Clara Marier, Emma Labelle,
Laure Letourneau, Exilia Corri-
veau.
Joseph Bilodeau, Adolphe Bilo-
deau, Leonie Gauvreau, Freddie
Fortier, Della Gi1ard, Matilda
Cloutier, El6onore Dupont, Alice
Page. Marie Labelle, Sophie Dai
gle, Agnes Thibodeau. Emile Mar
tin, Willie Page, Elise Laplante,
Octave B6lalr, Napoleon L'He-
rault, Willie Bay, Isabelle Leteb-
vre, Molina Berger, M. Louise Be-
lair, Antoinette Bernard, Delma
Gagn6, Freddie Roy, Alphonse Ri
chard, Ida Th6riault. Marie Pa
quette, Aristilde Couilla1d.
BIEN.
Anna Ledoux, Virginie Laurent,
Aurore Genereux. Ephreme Beau
chesne, Julia Pag6, ida Brault,
Florence Tousignant, Ida Rouleau,
Dora Cousineau, Josephine Des
)auriers, Louis Blanchard, Della
Laplante, Cyrille Lebe, Eva Jolit,
Sara Cloutier, Flora Bolduc, Celia
ME Dion, Maria Savoie, Annie Ba-
zinet, Florence Cloutier, Arthur
3olduc, Louis Valliere Anna Jam
me, Florence Page, Mamie Brault,
Jacques Courteau, Willie Cour-
teau, Della Th6riault, Arthur. Ga
gnon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

MN. Sevinson ct johnson pro-
prietaires du "bar" situe au No 307
Avenue Washington du Sud,
avaisnt retire de la banque, samedi
dernier, une somme de 800 dollars.
destinee q payer une hypoteque.
Pour une cause GU pour une autre
le Placement ne fut pas affectu6 ct
lis %plac4rent cette somme dams le
coffre-fort en- ayant soin de-. ne
pas le fermer. Nal leur en- prit,
car la somme disparut, non pen.
dsnt la mutt, non pendant leur alb
sence, mails bien pendant le jour
ct pour ainsi dire q leur nez.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
Club Nic0llet.

Mercredi proclaim, 10 f6vrier,
aura lieu q rHarmonia Hall, coin
de la Be Avenue ct de la troisi6me
rue, une grande soir6e organ1s6e
par le club Canadien. Francals Nj
collet.
Null doute qu'on fera sale com.
BILE.
La musique sera fournie par
l'orchestre SAVER.
Les membres du comit6 d'arran-
gements sont NM. N. Campbell,
E. I. Pouliot, M. Rocheford, A.
Chouinard, F, Blais.
Ceux du comit6 de reception:
NM. DR. T. L. Lalibert6, DR. w.
E. Aubin. J. Kertson, T. Trem-
blay.
Ceux du comit6, charge de la
sale:
MN, F. A, Th6rien, T. Demers
ct Chs. Dubeau.
Ceux du comit6 charge des en-
trees:
MN. P. Demers, A. Rocheford
ct r. A. Cloutier.
Les officers du club N1collet
sont MN.
E. Peltier, President.
M. ROCKFORD, Vice Pres.
J. G.. Peltier, r. Secr6taire.
E. I. Pouliot, F. Sec.
f. Blais, Tr6sorier.
LIE prix d'entr6e est de so cents.
II Va de sol que lie bene6oe r6a,
lis6 sers affects q une de nos so
ci6tes Canadienne. Francaise ce
qui, d'ores ct deja, suf6t pour assu-
rer lie success de cette soir6e.
Done q mercredi soir, a lHar-
monia Hall, coin de la Game Ave-
nue. Sud ct de la 3eme rue, C'est
Ia que se r6unira Petite de notre
colonie Canadienne. FRANCHISE de
Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

M. Felix Cardinal Fun des plus
anciens citoyens de Chippewa
Falls, Wiz, est 6tabli q Little Falls
Mimi, Oh il a bait un magni6que
6difce.
Notre correspondent de Little
Falls nous dit que M. Cardinal est
tres satisfait d'etre allie s'6tablir en-
cette Vile, destin6es par ses I'm
menses pouvoirs d'eau q devenir
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

Tous ceux de nos co%mpatriotes
qui desjreraient pro6ter du s6jour
de M. Louis St-Hilaire en- Italie
pour sc fare faire, soft des por-
traits a l'huile, soft des passages,
n'auront qua lui ecrlre q l'adresse
ci-dessous:
louis st. Hillaire, No 81 Via
Santa-Lucia, Sui Mare, Napoli,
Italia.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

Dams r'accident arrive q Bralnerd
aux membres de Ia compagnie do
pera Andrews, la Northern Pacific
= pave les sommes suivantes: A E.
Andrews pour la mort de ga femme
5000 dollars, pour lui meme, en-
raison des pleasures recues 1900
dollars; a G.. Andrews 1000 dol
lars; d ga femme 500 dollars; 3
Charles Andrews 1000 dollars; 3
J. Joy $50 dollars. Tous les autres
ont recu des sommes variant de
200 800 dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

lundi dernier, le s6nateur
Washburn a presents au S6nat DIES
Etats- Unis un projet de loi deman.
dant incorporation de la "Yellow
stone Park Company ce qui equi-
vaudrait q une franchise valable
pendant 20 ans, accord6e aux mem
bres de la soci6t6, Thomas Lowry
ct autres, quaint au transport, a la
nourriture ct au logement de tous
les touristes qui visitent notre pare
national.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
Au "Park Board"

M. Clay a 6t6 nomm6 avocat de
la commission des parcs au Gin
quieme tour de scrutin, lundi der
nier.
A cette meme seance NJ. Board.
man, le nouveau president a NOM
les membres DIES diff6rents CO.
mites.
M. z. Demeules a 6t6 nomm6
president du comit6 de la police ct
membres des comites dts "Shore
Rights and Privileges" ct "Fores.
try.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT est mainte.

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT est mainte-
nant en- lieu de pouvoir executor
toutes sortes d'impressions en-
angla1s ct en- francais, telles que,
cartes d'affaires, blancs de recus,
blancs de compte, entetes de let.
tres, circulaires, billets de rafe,
programme, constitution desociete.
Toutes Impressions executes
promptement ct avec soin a tres
has prix a nos ateliers, No. 6,
Prince st. s. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

NELLIE Nellie West, file du Col.
j. West, est dangereusement mala.
de.
Ellie devait partir lundi dernie1,
pour aller passer la fin de l'hiver
en- Floride.
Mais la femme propose ct. -.
la grippe dispose.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

La cour du district a rendu un
jugement soutenant la d6cis1on pri-
Sc par la commission des parcs ct
annulant lie contrat fat entire les
membres de cette commission ct
MN. Hays ct Hoy pour l'achat du
block de ces deux messieurs, block
qu'op await transform6 en- pare.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

On jeune garcon de Is ans, nom
me- Otto Swanson, demeurant au
num6ro 1909, Quest 31e rue ct en-
ploy6 par la Boston Ice Company
a disparu depuis cling jours. On
suppose quill a d1 tomber dams lie
lac Calhoun Oh il 6tait occup6 q
copper de la glace.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
M0ul ir de Rlre

Cest le cas- dun nomm6 II. Pc
terson tallleur q Fort Dodge, Iowa,
qui apres avo1r entendu une chan
son comique a 6t6 pris dun rire
irresistible qu1 a dur6 plus dune
heure ct la rebuilt a I'm 6tat COM
plet d'insensibilite d'oh il a 6t6
jusqu'a present impossible de le
tirer. II est tout probable quill
mourra.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

a reside plusieurs ann6es d Min.
neapolis, Cd il s'est cree IN nom.
breux cercle DAMS.
II laisse pour d6plorer 90 mort,
une spouse ct un enfant. Sa mort
CONNIE sa vie, a 6t6 celle dun bon
chr6tien.
LIE service funebre a etc chant6
par IL Rev. Pere Lamotte, cure de
Ia paroisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

Nous avons 6t6 pein6 d'appren-
Dire que le Rev. PAre Chereyre,
%professeur de phllosophie al col
l6ge st. Thomas, q Merriam Park,
est gravement malade.
C'est NJ. lie DR. Thomas L. Lali-
bert6 qui lui dome ses SONS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

Nous avons etc tr4s-heureux
d'spprendre que M. Frank Thi
bault qui await etc assez grave
ment malade est malntenant en-
pleine vote de gu6rison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04

Nos remerciemants q NJ. Ed
mond Peltier, president du club
Nicollet, pour SOL gracieux envoi
de deux billets d'admission q la
soir6e de mercredi proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-02-04
LIE bic a Minneapolis a subj une
baisse de deux centins.
L%'entorse que s'6tait donnee
Nellie Ida Thibault, va beaucoup
mleuX.

Dams lie courant de la semaine
d%erniere, les moulins q farine ont
fabriqu6 35,455 barils de farine de
moins que la semalne precedente.