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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-12

mo verne nechteli IN pf0pustfhl
40 smlonyy ,AdaIf v letech 1875
NJ 1880 vfnAicla prAoe iedaoho
vtzot COS. dsons, ua6ef kIeslo 10
M fJo., . oii u doby 20 Alo stale
haie, nebot m syrobky prAce ire
s,aneck6 1adpt odbyt naltsti So
nemhie n 10 nAsledkem agi,aee unii
delnick5ch. Nyni neni pry mo,no
masteoh yyrobky ytrehss6 prAoe
kontfakini ami "a cenu yaln6 snfte
non prodati proto vydrioyanf di.
len dole vyplhoeti so nemhie.
Arelbiskup sesazem.
Cely katolicky syst pFekvapen
byl nemklo ponddlf re ~. Louis
do sydta roresIanou rprhyou, 10
telegrafckym rozkarem, Rtma cd
propagandy doilym, archbishop
Kenrick Jest sesanen dosavadni
sprhyce diocese, Kain, te nhstup-
Gem jeho jmenovan Jest. Sesazeni
toto najist6 10 jest pfimym nhsled.
KEN umfnsnosti stafidktho arci'
biskupa, kteryt rozhodn6 xdrahA se
majetek cfrkevni, opatrovAnf je.
ho 40 nal6xajfef, ma jin6ho hodno.
state pfepsati. Cfrkev se totiz
obAvA, 10 padu smrti arcibisknpa
dedici tehoz M majetek cfrksvni
naroky ciniti by mohli kdyz pre-.
psanf majetku cd n6ho dobrovolpa
dokhzati nemohla, roEhodla Sc do.
ciliti toho po zldm a jednoduie jej
. vysokeho dfadu sesadila.
| Nakladni vlak oloupen.
i Oloupeni osobnfch vlakh neni
zadnou novinkou, nebot posledni
dob6 tem6f ma dennfm pofAdku
jest, "a to ale malo kdy slyieti jest
o oloupenf vlaku nakladnfho, jake,
v pond6lf noci mezi South Bend
a Mishawaka, Ind, ma draxe Lake
Shore sc udalo. Kdyz vlak tento
rhzne zbozf vexoucf, as poloyini
cesty mexi ob6ma m6sty Sc nalezal
zastaven byl celym houfsm zaku
klenc6, kteff dvefe jednotliv}ch
voxn vylomil vse, co ne jim ho
dilo, do pfipravenych vozd nalozili
takze uloupenA hofist ma nekolih
set dolarh so cent. - Tame policii
} podafilo SO druheho dne pet Client
lupicske handy vypatrati "a
} tknouti, zaroveh | tem6f veskeri
kofisr policii do ru kou padla. Ban
> da cfta prS pres 20 clend jso,
: pry nejlepsf nad6je ma zatcen
ysech.
o samovrazdu
, podfexAnfm 81 krku a vsypanfm 8
: jedu do rany pokusil se v pondel
Nv Pella, Ia, byvalf senator statnf |
] president Prve narodnf banky, 4
. II. Cassat a sice ucinil tax proto
an dele zpronevefenf penex, ose
: tfovanf mu danSch, skrSvati ne
mohl. Penfze ztrati speknlacf n,
burse obiln' a jedin6 za posledn
dny ztraty eho ma $4,000 Sc cd
3 haduji. MI. se "a TO, TO bude pr
zivote zachovan.
Po, odns ' Colorado.
u Denver oEnamovano lterS
30 nAsledkem prndksch lijaka, ia
koz iv pohoff tajIcfho rn6hu veske
ry potoky ffoky We v9chodnin
: Colorado xnadnou merou sc roz.
: vodnily, TAX 10 obavy jsou, ze hlav
nd ma majetku telexni6nfm zna6n,
skody spasobeny budou. V pom
deli sphsobeny nejvetsf skody nj
? drare Rock Islandske, na kterez /
Limon rorvodn6nfm fioky BIZ
: Sandy pres 400 stop trat6 odplave
no bylo. u Oakley odplaven by
zelerniGnf most U. r. drAhy. 6fmi
spojenf pferuaeno. Reka Platt'
,I4 /. kSahA auAoh xyataunIa "A m,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-12

ttaufn steuy mNft ntmN ~ klatu na
l6sa. ZIstonosnt stratum ma yfS "a
poyfehu Aifka W stop lie h lehce
~ poya,i na dhlka 6tyf mil. DO
hloubky bylo ssoposAoo "a ia5 stop.
Ptt ton xemin bylo dobyto M zkou
sku 4 poslhno Do Denyefu fsosbof
rudy povrobu vratd yydsl ~ sss
slata a dyb unce dfibra po tuuh.
Iluda vraih = hloubky lg5 stop W.
dala kl0G M sl96 data po TIME.
stfoIe poffken6 nAkladem $4,000
iit ~ po,iavuJi 10 muih .sdalo
I d0l0sanim.
Rspublisani ' geniacky
odbSyaIi sthtni svou konyenci w
stFedu ' Louisville, nn w. o.
Bradley jednohlasn6 ~ guvern6ra
nayrien hyl. V pfiIa,e platforma
prohlaauje 80 ma prydm mfstt, 10
nyp6jsf snizeni mndy, zmensovhni
vyyonp, tiseh obohodnf vhbeo kle.
sanf obchodu a prhmyslu ravintno
bylo dcmokratickou politikon eelnt
a otArka mtny penainf jedind pry
m tim iGolem cd dcmokrath v H.
yot yyvolAna, ably po1ornost lidu
od nAsiedkh demokratick6 politiky
celnf odyrAcena byla. Vyslovuje SO
90 nejrozhodnejsf odpor proti svo
bodn6 razbs stffbra, an by tim nem
ye iinan6nf xkazu uyrzena byla a
prohlasuje SO pro zdrayou menu, 10
zlata stftbra sestavajici, pfi nfz
kazdy dollar dpln6 stejnocennym by
byl. Go tyoe SO otazky celnf, pro.
hlasuje ne platforma pro clio tako.
v6, jfmz by v5roba d6lnlctvo
americk6 dostatecne pred souteN
lacine prace eyropske chrAneno
bylo. Tdz op6tne zavedenf wa
jemnostnfch smluy obchodnfch 80
I odporucuje.
StflbrnaGnici We sjezdu.
V Springfield, H., zahajena byla
We stfedu statnf konvence one 6Asti
demokrath illinoisk5ch, kteff We
prospecb svobodn6ho a neobmeze.
neho razenf stffbra pomeru 10
ku jsou nebylo tem6f okresu,
kteryz by byval nebyl zastonpen.
Konvence zahAjena pfedsedou stat
nfho dstfednfho vSboru, Hinrioh-
sonem, kter5z delsf fe6i, nadse
J nymi projevy souhlasu provazene,
dcel konvence objasnil. v pfijat6
, resoluci prohlasujf se pfftoInnf We
prospdch zlata i stffbra co m6ny
4 nasf poaaduje SO svobodn6 u ne
: obmezene razenf obou pom6ru
/, 10 ku /, kterezto penfze byly by
, zakonitym platebnfm prostfedkem
4 ku placenf veskerych dluh6, vefej-
: nych j soukrom5cb kterymikoliv
+, Z Mich aby dluhy dffve u6inene pla-
, ceny bSti molly. Dale pozaduje
D Sc, ably pffstf kampah statnf vede'
: ma byla vyhradn6 ma zaklad6 otaz-
: ky peneznf, souhlase sc zasadami,
ma konvenci t6to schvalenymi a
: vaichni illinoisstf zastupci kon-
a gresu jsou vyzyvani, ably 20 vsech
, sil sySch prosazenf svobodn6ho a
neobmezeneho razenf stfibra se "a
! sazovali. Ku konci pfijata jedno-
hlasn6 resoluce, kterouz narodnf
! vSkonny vytor strany demokra-
] ticke vyzsva sc ku svolanf konven-
: ce narodnf, nanejdele do Is. srpna,
. Y nfz by vyhradn6 ien otazka pc.
J n6znf projednavana byla.
Frank Sheldon Chicago uka-
, , sal Sc byti vytrvalSm chodcem, neb
urazil cestu Chicago do New
: Yorku pasky ve 30 dnech, pfi
Gemz $1,000 vyhral. Al dosud oh.
nAael record na chhri tuto plny
a 25 dnh.
!, We 6tvrtek dAno horniknm v
!. oblasti massilonske, o., ramestr,a.
nom \ odhlasoyAnf. xda pfi mzdS
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-12
Zlato ' Minnesota

Po nalezech zeleza ma Messaba
Range q slata krajine Rainy River,
zpravy o nov. nalezech kov6 v MINI.
vice nepfekvapuji, avsak sdeleni, ie
v okresu Reuyille nalezeuo zlato We
vynosndm mnosstvi, vEbudf zalist6
adiv. Casopisu "St. Paul Pioneer
Press bylo u6ineno hodnoverneho
pramens oznAmenf, 10 okresu zmf-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-12
vexehska prace se neyypIaci.

v iowsk6 st&tnf kArnici We Fort
Madison sam6stnAvAn Jest urcitS
po6et vaIha rnrnych dflnach jiz
cd roku 1874 vrdor tomn, 10 po-
platek, jak5E kontraktofi stitu "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-06-12

Ia tan rychleIi, nei bthsm kte.
ryoskoliy poyodnf piedobAsejf.
ninh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
llnln ,hn Nohraska suFerers.

Rev. A. II. Lyons, of Pocatello, has
been requested by the Relief Commit
tee to TT, and secure a car LOAD oil
-four from Idaho for the drouth sur
ferers in Nebraska. The railroad COM
many offers to transport the car tree
Of charge. He has requested all 'he
large towns along the railroad IN the
state to assist in making up the car
load which will cousis, OF GOO Sacks
Rlarkfoot has heen asked to donate
80 sacks, ard B. u. Holbrook Sr' has
bpen appointed BY Rev. Lyons to see
IL that rumbcr can be secured
The people in the drouth stricken
district OF Nebraska are in dire necd OF
provisions and much suffering among
them is reported This is the ilrst op'
portuuily of this kind our people nave
had to show their sympathy Tor sur
fering community, and they VIII no
doubt contribute literally.
Mr.. IloIbrook will wait on tue citl-
IONS with a subscription paper heN'
Thursday, and we hope oil whom ne
may approach will make 2 donation
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
Nigh, Have Been Serious.

The Riverside school building, west
side of Snake river, threatened a ver7
serious accident, Wednesday of this
week While school was in session
the top Of the building began giving
away from the heavy pressure of earth
and snow, and the cracking noise il
made, alarmed the teacher and pupils
who seeing threatened danger, made
for the door Scarcely had the last
one escaped when the top fell ia. The
only damage to the auditorium was tc
the heating stove and desks. Miss
veesy, teacher, was very slightly hurt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12


so give it TO the drouth sufferers in
Nebraska Il will bring gladness TO
the home OF poor family.
Senator Pettigrew is returned to the
United States Senate from Dakota.
The latest Washington news is IN.
favorable to the passage of the Car
Isle currency bill.
A snow storm reached as far South
as Louisiana, this week. The poor
warm South
I'd Montgomery Of Logan, visited
his parents in Blackfoot this week.
A bin has been introduced in the
Legislature at Boise City 70 abolish
the tax on merchants aud lIverymen
SHEET music at b. II. Pernish's
drugstore, now only loo. a sheet
Cali or send for catalogue.
s:a,e Treasurer Taylor Of South
Dakota is reported missing aud with
him about 100000 of the States
money.
Deputy Sheriff john Montgomery Jr
Of Sal, Lake City, spent Monday at
his parental home 10 Blackfoot
LEE MASrLE, Of Butte City, was
uominsled for the short term In the
United States senate 10 caucus Of the
Montana legislature las, Wednesday
night
A constitutional amendment favor.
! ing woman suffrage will, most likely,
be one Of the recommendations o. the
legislature
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wofia's Fair lilghsss Medal and Dirioma.
Dr. Schumacher. the dentist, has
decided TO remain 10 Blacktooi until
the goth inst
The legislature seems TO be ia q
muddlc 10 decide which is the bigger
man in ioiut session, Lieutenant Gov
Mills or Speaker Cozier, in o,heI
words. who shall preside at those
meetings.
send Ia your orders for Diamond
! vile Coal. best In the market, vii
I last one. ,hiri longer than Rock Spring,
aud burns.up clean, no rocks o
clinkers. JonN MONTGOMERY, Agent
Mrs q. II Biclhan entertained
Dickens party at her residence Of
/ University Avenue, Saturday after
noon of last week. which was one o
the mos, cBio, able parties ever giveI
in the town.
Coy. Mcconnell is right when b
saws no further appropriations shoult
| bc made for the State wagon road IN
Ill an investigation il made. II seem
that the money already spent has bcc'
worse than wasted, so far as ldah
are concerned
n. c. Shaver, editor of the NortI
Idaho Star, has been arrested on
charge of criminal libel The troubl
grew out Of articles in bis paper re
aecting, as claimed, on City Treasure
, Williams who was also cashier OF th
suspended Farmers bank.
Violin, Guitar aud Banjo Strings 9
Fcrnish drug store
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

class Democratic postmasters this
week Custer, Custer county, Theo
Glendenniu; Rigby, Fremont county,
A. A. Gordon; Sand Point, Kootnai,
county, II. NJ. Hixson.
The first social dance OF the New
Year will be given in the commodious
dining hall at the Blackfoot, this
Friday, evening. All welcome.
The recommendation Of Governor
Mcconnell 10 reduce the State tax
levy from 85 to 60 cents on the 800.
is timely and to the point The legis-
lature cannot afford to ignore the
recommendation.
One Of the drst bills introduced in
the House was one TO divide Kootnai
county and make Boomers Ferry the
county seat Of the new county.
7. S Morrison late Of Houston, has
taken charge Of the Idaho House,
BlacSfoot, and is prepared to accom-.
modate the public with good rooms
and good meals. Give him call when
you come 10 town.
Miss Phyllis Bailye left for Boise
City, Thursday morning, to enter up
ON her duties as assistant enrolling
clerk In the senate, TO which position
she was elected last Monday.
Representative Davis. Democrat, Of
Oneida county, voted with the Popu-
lists IN the organization Of the House,
and Senator Watts, Democrat, of Al.
turas. voted with the Republicans in
the organization Of the Senate
The NJ T.. Sabbath School elected on
the 30th the following named officers
for the ensuing year
supt.. J. W. Jones' Asst Supt, 4
A. Doud; Sec'y and Treas, Miss Glars
Houck Librarian, Charlie Fisher; As
sistaut Librarian, Blaine Houck.
Mullins Illustrated lectures anC
pictorial exhibition will be given al
the opera house, Biackfoot, Saturda,
evening Jan. 18th. The exhibition
Of cumic aud movable views will b'
amusing to both old and young, Ad
mission % and 10 cents.
The new Board Of County Commits
sioners did well in eleciing {. W, Ber
ryman. chairman. Mr.. Bergman is I
successful business man, always dill
gent in his own business, and he vii
be careful, conservative and econom
ical in the management OF the affair
of the county.
Basalt, so report comes, had a mar
riage New Years eve, at which th'
officiating justice was slightly previ
Gus. He was one OF the newly elected
precini officers, but had not taken th
oath Of Office, How tightly the matrI
monial knot tied IN this manner bind
the couple together, this deponen
saith not
The girl that gives way to desir
10 CAD about the streets, TO cultlvat
: the acquaintance of young men, an'
act simpering, is laying the POUNDS
tion of a useless after life. Then
two to one, when married, she will d'
yelop into a slattering gossip, II n
greater misfortune befall her, 1t
the Girl that loves home and helps he
. mother that wins the model man an
becomes an ornament to womanhooc
. The girl that does this and devote
some of her spare time to reading an
strives for the graces of mental Gu
ture. commands the respect an
= esteem Of everybody, while the gao
. ding street ornament only wins th
admiration of those whose admiratlo
is not worth having, Goshen Democr'
Might Have Been Serious.
The Riverside school building, Yves
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.
Both Houses Meet Promptly at Noon
and Perfect Organization.

The third session of the Idaho leg
islature began promptly at noon last
Monday. As is usual at the opening
of sessions the galleries and lobbies
were thronged with interested specta-
tors. But little enthusiasm was shown
among the members IN the organiza.
tions as the matter of selecting EN-.
ployes had been agreed upon in the
respective caucuses the week previous.
IN THE SENATE.
The Senate met in the Senate cham.
Der at IL o'clock noon. Lieutenant
Governor Mills in the chair.
The members were sworn in by
Justice J. T. Morgan Of the supreme
bench. The first order of business
was the election Of officers and the
same resulted as follows:
President pro TEN, Vic Bierbower.
Secretary, Capt j. NJ. Wells.
Assistant Secretary, J. H. Hutchinson.
Engrosslng Clerk, c. NJ. Sain.
Asst Eng Clerk, Miss Mamie Jacobs
Enrolling Clerk, j. w. Keif.
Asst Enr. Clerk, MISS Phyllis Bailye
Journal Clerk, I D. Page.
Chaplain, Rev. X. B. Wright.
Sergeant-atA Arms, /. 2. Peterson.
Committee Clerk, S. Simpson.
Doorkeeper, John McGinty
Janitor, J. w. Stevens.
Pages, Z. Fuller and Thos. RAIDER.
The following are the chairmen oi
the respective committees
Judiciary. Bierbower; Finance
/ Brown; Rules, Cunningham; Stat'
Affairs, Rounds; Privileges and Elec
tions, Parkinson; Irrigation and Wa
ter Rights, Cunningham; Education
Day; Agriculture and Live Stock
Smith; Public Lands, Day Immigra
tion and Labor, Watt; Corporations
Robertson: Mines and Mining, Dewey
Roads Bridges and Ferries, Myer
Counties and County Boundaries, Parb
inson; Military and Indian Affairs
Smith; Public Printing Golden; En-
crossing and Enrolling Bills, Rounds
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
Ese LATEST LOCAL NEWS

last Monday
,Jie bergman has a position as
ssper With c, Bunting q Go,
.,4,o Cillcon silver polish, the
oollsh made, al Rernish drugstore
Prapk ". Beane is expected
Sunday
uoney F S. Dietrich, was a bust
risllor at Idaho Palls, Wednesday
r,or Dawson held services Al
Fork, Wednesday.
II william Howard and children
oo, expected home from California
ne1, month
and Mrs A. Bennett are in
ianiA They are not expected
iog several weeks
dian Ageus Teeisi was slightly
s.lsd Tuesday by the accidental
Aifge d bis gun.
NJ voglsr sr left Tuesday after.
d 90 a Welt 10 this son Frank 10
sIsad, Oregon
q fAoss hand knit Nool skirts foi on
ns9 4, Baotings. Don't miss
lag one
Sarkiool i about the bcss repre-
ID ,ouu in lhe State at Boise city
Ecrk
4 xaslpelier j. the only town o. over
iahahi,snls in the State that has
ssuspaper
Saa.or Warren and Hon { D
lit have bccn nominated for United
rss Senator'S from Wyoming
Il 4 b, II odd vests aud drawers,
iies and misses, small sizes, iur half
er a Bnntinua
& NJ Hull, ot Hull d Greene, has
gghi The Bufrcll residence, next
~ 70 c W Bergman,
4 social dance will T. given al the
rkioo. Ilousc, this. Friday, even.
i b 10 uhich al are curdially inyiicd,
Albert Anderson made fnal proof
y BIS timbcr claim near town last
Wednesday
John Sill. we'll known 70 many q
|T BIagstoos people, was badly bur
p runaway team, near ChalIis las
week.
We are headquarters for ladies an'
gents boots aud shoes aud have some
Cd sizes and close out cheap
q. Bunting 4 Go.
Last year was not favorable 70 rail
fOad building In thirty four State
'ad Territories, only 1913 mile
'ee built Idaho was one of the state
which did not build a single mile
Arizona led with 1913. 40 miles
The pension rolls show - survivor
Of the war Of 1912. Is Of whom ar
over 100 years old There are i
Pensioners of the Revolutionary wal
oul they are al; widows.
SnEEr Music only 10 cents shee
1t Ben II Fernish's drugstore.
Congressman Edgar Wilson has 3
iar recovered from his serious Hines
IS To be able to sit up in his room an
receive callers and friends.
Attorney n. NJ. Ruiek, chairman @
The Populist State committee, is abou
. remove from HALEY and locate !
Boise City.
The Epworth League will have
special song service at the NJ. !
'uureh on Sunday evening, the got
INST An address 20 the league wi
IoFm part of the program.
Hundreds of families IN the drout
'uicken district OF Nebraska are su
lerlng for the necessarics of lif'
ruolic appeals have been made fc
'uelr relief, and some OF the STATE
''e responding nobly. Georgia is sent
ns literally Of her big crop OF corr
The publisher of The News a
NuoWledges with thanks an annu'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
IN THE HOUSE


Chief Clerk, j, II. Gwinn.
Sergeant-at-Arms, j. u. Flenner.
Chaplain, 7. p. Howard.
Assistant Clerk, Walter Hoge,
Enrolling Clerk, Joseph Brimm.
Asst, Enrolling Clerk, II. II. Bangs.
Engrossing Clerk, Carl Brumyell.
Asst. Eng. Clerk, Miss May Miller.
Committee Clerk, A, h. Warner.
Journal Clerk, George Peck,
Doorkeeper, William Ainslie.
Janitor, Robert Louis.
Pages, j. Cheesright and J. Leonard.
The Senate was then notified of the
organization Of the House; a com
mittee of three was appointed 10 wait
on the governor and the House then
adjourned TO 10 o'clock, Tuesday.
Speaker Cozer appointed the fol
lowing chairmen of committees
Rules and Regulations, Crane; Ju
dietary, Wyman; Privileges and Elec
tions, Smith; Ways and Means, Crane
Mines and Mining, Brown; Railroads
and Corporations, johnson; Education
yerbecl; Agriculture and Live Stock
DAILY; Immigration and Labor, Nc
Million; Public Health, Bennett; Pub
lie Lands, Monroe; Irrigation, Clark
Roads and Bridges, Rowton; Militar.
and Indian Affairs, Hunt; Publit
Printing, Gamble; State Affairs. HI
der; Public Buildings, Thompson
Eugrossment, Dayis; Enrolment
Young; Mileage, Henry; World
| Fair. Baxter; Fish and Game, Henry
Cuonty Lines, Cowden; County ON
GERS, Thomas,
The time Of the week following tn,
organization Of the two branches vii
be taken up in putting the machiner,
of the two bodies in perfect working
order aud the introduction OF bill
and joint resolutions,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-03

Knox Goodrich. of Des MOines,
Iowa and Miss Hattie Goodrich of this
city, were married at the Midland
hotel parlur last Sunday evening, by
the Rev. d. NJ. Moore.
FrsMer-Hardln, Mrs. Caroline IIar-
den, If this city was married last
Thursday evening to Chas Frazer. Of
Great Bend. The ceremony took place
at her home on F west.
ColJ-IeOlge, at Il q bcme of The
BRIDES parents on east SIKH avenue
o last Friday evening, Mss Nellie
George and Mr., Lewis Cory were
umttd in marriage, Rev d, M. Moore
officiating. Rev. Moore some years
ago performed lie sane rites for Mr.
and Mrs. George.
Lscy-Fanell. Ed. Lacy of this city
was malIi,d TO Miss Mamie FerrelI at
Bloomfield. H., last Wednesday, They
will reside in this city.
Herdee-Cole At the residence of
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs ID, j. Cole
on Tuesday evening, Oct lst Mr.. D,
W. Hendre TO Miss Ida e. Cole.
The bride is we'll and favOrably
known to every one in the vicinity of
Hutchinson and was employed ut the
Olalhe school for deaf mutes MS teach
er, during Governor dwellings adj
ministratiOr.
AS for brother IIendee. who of our
readers have not had the pleasure Of
feeling the grasp of his manly hand,
He is known all over the state as one
of the best newspaper solicitors TN the
road
Mr.. and Mrs. IIendee will be at
home at 5l2 east 3rd street after Oct.
10
Sometimes out Of custom and some
times from a lack of something to say
newspapers offer congratulations, but
to Mr., and Mis-. llendee the GAZETTE
extends its right hand of conpratula-
tions and good wishes from the bottom
of the heart,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-03
psRnoNAL.

Harry Lec!eic If Lyons was in town
Saturday.
jill. Fountain, Of Castleton was IN
the city Saturday.
Nr Jrhn Myers is at home from a
trip 10 Nebraska and northern IA
sas.
Edilor Hamlin Of the Mcpherson
Opinion Was a GAZETTE visitor Mon
uay morning.
Mrs. l w. Plank. Of Lyons. ia quite
at sick the home OF Mrs. LYDIA Nye, at
420 b west.
Pete Shaffer and Henry Hartford at
tended the reunion at Salina. They
Grove through.
Jake Grimes, the expert has lately
returned from safe opening eXpedl-
ton 10 several Kansas towns.
Uncle Paul Richardson returned
home from v sit 10 Boston, New
York and ether points east Tuesday
evening.
G. w. Payne. Of II. S Schall & Co.'S.
wholesale produce house went 10 Den.
YER Monday evening with Car load VI
Reno county sweet potatoes.