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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

George S. King, the Oldest living iron
master, is now SO years Of age, and is
hale and hearty, thoroughly enjoying
his home in JOhnstoWn. Pa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

e~s-~Gssay E4su nuuUumJ
IT, NDsnan111ten - ~ txus 70
lffe TINT evefy 60 rooo - NJ Soet
and was starting away, whom Z second
blow Of the ruler on the table com.
manded silence. We rushed behind
the screen, but there was nothing there
except tn ycntriloquist, his table, hi
chair ma his ruler. j.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

1t is hard to convince a stingy man
that he is robbing himself by keeping
his money in his pockets.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

The richest man is the one who can
give away the most and regret it the
least.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09
An Appeal for A.s,et.nce.

The man who Is charitable to himself will
ny his stomach, or his liver. In the shape OF
divers dyspeptlc Qualms and uneasy sensa-
tons IN the regions Of the glands that secretc
MS bile. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. my
dear sir. or madant-as the case may be-is
what you require. Hasten to use, II you are
troubled with heartburn, wind In the ston,-
ach. or note that your skin or the whites Of
your eyes are taking q sallow hue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

Pray that you may not enter into
temptation, and then do your best to
keep out of 1t.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

MR.. W1nslow'e SOOTHING syRcr for ChildreH
teething; oottena the gums. reduces Inflammation
sllays rain. cures sind collie. & cents . bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-07-09

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is q constitutional cure. Price Is cents.
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Glddness Comes

s#W sfE.f t"Ys4F EFE%@a AsN&%E VE@EA%yh SAG
NTH q better understanding Of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ical ills which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentle e1orts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort in
the knowledge that 10 many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to . constipated condi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, prompt
" removes. That Ia why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and Il
everywhere esteemed "a highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. Its therefore
all important, In order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, thatyou have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
II in the enjoyment Of good health.
and the system Is regular, then laxa-
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, n
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but II in need of . laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrupof
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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NosLife on the Moon.

In. the absence of all indication Of any
sort of life whatever on the moon, with
no ar nor water, together with the fact
that no change of any description has been
noticed by the keen and trained eyes which
have jealousy scrutinized It's surface from
the time Of the first telescope efforts to
the present we are compelled to conclude
that there are no people who live on the
moon. The wonderful combination Of
mountain and crater, valley and peak, IS,
after all, only a vast graveyard; and if
living beings ever roamed over it's plains
and iavigated it's great seas, now. dry, or
frozen with appalling colo, they have been
gathered to the nation Of the dead; and all
traces of them having vanished, the tall
shafts of the mountains watch over their
last resting place, and, with the crater
rings. constitute Their eternal and magntfi-
cent mausoeum.- Alden w. Quimby in
July Ladies' Home Journal.
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The First Rabv,

The first baby is always an important
parsonage, and the proud young father
will talk Of it by the hour, telling what it
says. what it does, and what it is going to
do. But people talk just as much about
the st. Paul 4 Duluth railroad, which, as
the pioneer in it's direction, has always
been the pet Of the family in the North
west It's equipment is modern and lux
,urious; its service is excellent and con-
yenient; it's trains are convenient and
easy running, and at fine terminals it
makes close connections with trains and
boats running TO all points Of the COM
pass. In short, it fits the public taste and
fills the public demand. Hence it's popu-
larity. If you want to go with the crowd,
take the Duluth Short Line, which runs
between st. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis,
West Superior, Saltwater and other
points and is gammed all the way with
the prettisst summer resorts of the coun-
try. Apply to Ticket Agents for informa-
ton, or to W. A. Russell, General Passen
ger Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
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EE.UT HI Art DEE
Live, Love on and Walt; You Shall
Have Your Birthright.

q u =;
/ h. Beauty is but skin deep. ''.' That is a
It Is out of the heart we desire It.. It. is
out of the heart 1t grows. Tits is not q
mere saying like the other. tt IS the fact
and secret that we are eager to penetrate.
There is, indeed, a skin deep beauty; a;
mere nnearned, unlived, bodily inherstance;
but out of some heart, through some life
earning, it,must always have been original
ed and evolved. The grandest beauty may
wait, It's secret glory not shown forth, for a
lifetime; covered with a plain, even ungain-
" exterior, as noble building is roughly
boarded up while it. is being carefully
wrought to Its perfection. Many a woman
goes through the world like this. Or the
true beauty may be SO tender in its begin
n:ngs that it needs to be hidden, shielded
not made sign of before its time-lest it
should be spoiled and perish in the ex-
posture. So the final heritage waits, while
a present outer poverty is permitted, which,
like the opposite condition, may have come
down through some strain of ancestry: the
outer betrayal of a far back, inner want.
Ofsuch waiting, a little further on, a Won
derful loveliness may be born. A plain
woman, with beauty in her soul, has often
been the mother of a marvelously beautiful
child. Beauty is seed in the nature. 1t
VIII terminate, bud, leaf out, blossom. II
the beauty is inside you and alive, you will,
some time, someWhere-be form OF
beauty. How else did God make out His
own beautiful Thought, the beautiful world?
You have only got to live love on and wait.
You shall have your birthright. Certain
of this, will you care # even it does not
wholly come to you within the threescore
years and ten? When you come OF age
you shall possess your estate. Only--never
barter it away for mess of pottage you
happen to be hungry for.--Mrs. A. D. T..
Whitney in July Ladies' Home Journal.
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What True Friendship Means.

Between friends there must be close
sympathy, and one must be able to give to
the other what she lacks, but even between
those friends who are nearest and dearest
it is not necessary to lay bare ones heart.
Such confidence IS too apt to be greeted
with curious satisfaction, and even from
a friend this qualification makes one feel
as if ones bruises had been touched with
yitriol.s A real friend asks no questions.
She takes the best that comes and the best
that is in you, the best that you care to offer
her, and demands nothing more. She has
lorg ago learned, being wise, that to all
OF. us there comes a time when nothing
should, be said; it is true there is a time
when something should be said, but there is
never a time when everything should be
said. There is very often Silence between
Two women friends that means rest, and she
is unwise that breaks that silence.-Ruth
Ashmore in July Ladies' Home Journal.
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q. : Or ~ ~ - .'>s-.- ~ p 80
M'Clure,s. For August.

McClure's Magazine for August is to be
a midsummer fiction number, with stories
by Octave Thanet, Stephen Crane, Clinton
Ross, E. W. Thomson, and Annie Eliot.
Stephen Cranes story will exhibit the hero
of his successful novel, .'The Red Badge Of
Courage" grown an old man, but still ca
pable of a fine act of bravery; Clinton
Ross's will deal with Perry's historic fight
and victory on Lake Erie; and Annie
Eliot's will depict sprightly love episode
lin a Yale and Harvard boat race. 1t will
also contain paper on Mr.. Gladstone at
E:ghty-six," by VT Stead, founder of
the English Review of Reviews" and the
one writer of personal studies of eminent
men who never fails to get at the real per-
.sbnage The paper will deal especially
with the conditions and manner OF l.fe
which have enabled Mr.. Gladstone to reach
eighty-six in perfect health and with all his
faculties in full vigor. 1t will also define
Mr. ;Gladstone's attitude regarding the re-
centldifferences between the United States
and Great Britain. 1t will be illustrated
with recent portraits of Mr.. Gladstone and
mis- family.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps will contribute
to the number some "reminiscences Of liter
airy Boston, drawing especially on her &C
.Quaintance with Celia Ihaxter, Lucy Lar
com, Lydia Maria Child, and Phillips
Brooks. 80.
4 IA paper will tell for the first time, the
true story Of Lncoln's first meeting with
Stanton. They met in the trial OF the IA
nous McC ck-reaper patent right case,
under circumstances that were very humil-
iating to Mr.. Lincoln, and many wild tales
have been told Of their meeting. The ex-
act facts of it are now given by two men
who were associated with them in the trial,
andwho are probably the only persons now
living who know all bout the matter. 4 NJ
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not 80 ser.o1 The increase or the dimi-,
mutton Of the gold reserve, the ex-P President
asserts, powerfully affects every interest,
and the mending OF existing conditions VIII
be astask for the VI sest and strongest states
manship. Is ss IT,
s The exp President clearly indicates that.
successful ytinancieringss is extremely sficult
by the present methods. Upon this point
he says: &c $50 would suffice to hold $780,
00O, 600 in the treasury the secretary could
not expend that small sum. He must stand
by until the gold is gone, and then sell
bonds to get It back Theresuh is that the
banks and the brokers are often able to-
make play of the treasury. A financial
Institution whose board transacts it's bust
ness in public:is at a disadvantage. :
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DrvIsTON OFFrcERs.

MINNEAPOLIS. HENNEPIN co.
County President-N. C. O'Connor. oil
Second street northeast
Division No. president, Thomas o.
Neil, 2427 18th av S.
sVice-President, G. J. Nolan. 1419 9Th st
N: E.
Recording secretary. W. Tillisch. a4o1
syst s.
Financial secretary. M. E. Conlin. 1913
9Th st s. g.,
insurance secretary, w Archer, Brown
ing. King & Co.
treasurer. Thos. Gallagher, 10 3rd st
south. = saaas
Meets second Sunday: afternoon and
fourth Mon-ay night Of eacn month at 252
First av S.
Division NO. z-rresident. p. sKenney,
2426 18th av 8. IA ~
Vice-president, J. Allen. 615 18th av s. !.
Recording secretary, Felix McNamec,
1927 9Th st s.
Financial secretary, P. j. Kinnane, 62s
Sd ave. NE s' *F5 70
Insurance secretary. John O'Grady. 262
18th avenue south. 800
Meets list Monday evening and Sd Sun
day afternoon Of month at Labor Temple,
cor. 9Th ave.S and 4th st. Y
Division NO. 3-President. N. c.. O Con.
nor, Oil I'd st NE. -
Viice-president. ]. +. Walsh. s15 4th st
south. ~.
Recording Secretary, M. Neary, I'll 17tn
ave NE. .Slstt. ~
|! Financial secretary, Ian ~ Connell, 15UO
Treasurer, J.. B. Fermoyle, .219. Sd ave
Sc.
insurance secretary. ]. j. DAILY. 1904
Central ave:
and third Thursday evening Of month at
7:3O. at A. o. u. w. hall. 225 Central ave.
division No. PRESIDENT. John Ken
nedy, 1873 goth avenue north. +
ce-President. J. Gleason. 2505 Emer-
Recording secretary. J. j. Dora1l, 511
financial Secretary. j. G. McConville.
insurance secretary. P. Mitchell, SAL
Plymouth av.
Meets lst and Sd Fridays Of month 81
80 =. M, Odd Fellows hall, cor. 10th
ev and washington ID I. -
division No. 5, Edina-President. Thos
M O,Meara Cahill p. o.
~ viice-nresident, T. M. Kyle, .Cahill p. a.
recording Secretary, w. 7. Ryan, ca
" financial Secretary. Michael Gleason.
Edna. :,
Insurance Secretary. T. J. Moriarity
u. ~ aE,.,at
: Meets second. Saturday Of month at.7:ao
:, -, ~ tn school house. Cahill i .. 8,
= Division No. resident a. NJ. Smith.
sss n. +. crahen. 2s4s 10th
ave. S. !, - 4. .5ss ii
IN financial secretary. Dennis Bowe, s251o
3 insurance i,,z secretary. William Buckley.
s Treasurer. J. J. Mccarthy, 1924 nth ave.
Meets 1t IA. o. U. ". hall. 2413 Bloom
sin1ton Az, ID Thursday evening ana 18th
snnday afternoon. OF month. $50 o clock.
81 sDiyision No. q Mime apolis--Preside Iona.
i II Lyons, s625 Seventh avenue nor h. s
vice President. Z. p. Falls. 612 9Th St.
1. Il Recording secretary. T. =. Boyle. sa5
E.irhth 5aYenue north. *ss
i Financial secretary, G.. ". Gillen. SIS.
s treasures. ll. i. Dwyer !. 1880 western
:sHs insurance secretary. James 3. Cum
mir E1ennepin ave. All
nd 3 j arhursdays Of
81 = ayessN
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


State President-J. Mccarthy, StlllWa-
ter.
Vice President-c. J. o'Brien, Ovation
ma.
State secretary-Thos Connolly, 62s
Penn ave. A., Minneapolis.
State Treasurer-D. p. Hayes, Mankalo
State Board of Directors. Calla1 la
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green Isle; = +, MO
ran, Hastings; p. J. Geraghty,: st" Paul'
Thos. Coleman, Anoka
:, President of Insurance Fund.-. a
Grant, st. Paul
vice-president. D. F. Mcoermott. clon.
tart.
State Secretary Of insurance. John A.
O'Shaughnessy. saltwater.
State treasurer of insurance. J. Sheehy,
Montgomery. 70
Directors Of Insurance Fund.-. O'Don-
nell, Clontarf;J. D. O'Brien. MINNEAPOLIS
NJ Heffron, Rochester; John Kennedy
Minneapolis; T. H. Murphy, Brainerd.
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State Officers, Ladies Auxiliary.

President-Mrs. J. j. Daily, Minneap-
Oils
Vice President-Mrs. w. l.. Smith, Du-
luth. e.
Secretary-Ella Heating, St. Paul.
Treasurer Stanton, Lanesboro,
Ky Board Of Di,ectors-Mrs: J. Haley. st.
Paul; Agnes Reilly, Saltwater; Susie Col
Inns, Minneapolis; Agnes Hickey, Gertie
Fahey, Hastings.
State Insurance Secratary-Miss M. r.
Grady, Saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Mary Sullivan,
Rochester.
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Ex-Governor William e. Russell, of
Massa chusetts, died on Wednesday night.
at Little Pabos, Quebec, from heart dis
ease, it is supposed. He went to the
place mentioned for rest shortly after
his return from the Chicago convention.
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PIpE~~t,rr, COUNTY.

PIPES~t1NF CODNIf. -.
Go. Pres.-C. e. Dougherty.
Division No. 1-Pres. p. Powers
Vice-Pres., Con McCaffray.
Rec. Sec, Ed ward Carroll.
Fin. sec. J. Barrett. e
ms. sec C. E. Dougherty.
Treas. NJ. Heffron.
Meets lst Sunday OF. month. Address.
Bex lis. Pipestcne City.
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NATIONAL DIKECTORS.
Maurice F. .Wilhere. Philadelphia, Pa.
Edward Sweeney, of Ohio.
J. M. Clark, of Wisconsin.
James Jackson, of Philadelphia
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.LYON COIrNTY.

~ 'LY On COUNT - u, q
J. D. Martin, c. P, Marshall. :,
Div. No. 1, Observation-Disclosures. Z. hiei
ly, Minneota. 80,
Wee Pres.-chas. Flay, MARSHALL
Rec. Sec. d. Martin, MarshaA.,
Fin Sec.-M. E. Grammar, Marshah.
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow. Marshall.
ms. SEED. j. Grammar, Marshan;
Serg: -at-Arns-Peter White. MarsiAa1
Sentinel-P. Kennedy. Marshalk
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Division No. 2-4res.dent. M J. HaL

DIVISION NO. 9-9FeE?deht. N. =. aas
loran. =
Vice Pres.-Mic1,ael Skeliy..r -&.~
Rec. Sec.--James McGtnnis. .....s
Fin. Sec.-Esugeae Osborne.
Treasurer-Peter Morgan.
1ns. SEEM. G. Walsh.
LIE Sueur. 49,.
Division No 3, Montgomery--J. T. swee.
-ney, president. ,'--.. -
Vice. Pres.-J. r. stratton
Rec. Sew. A, Kennedy.
Fin. Sec.--John Spence
ms. Sec.--w, A.TKennedy.
Treasurer. Jerry Keohen.
Meet second Sunday in month.
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M'LEou COUNTY.

NJ LEOU COUNTY, -. A
Co. Pres, P. McEll.sott.
Division NO. /. Glencoe--Pres.. J. ".
Eolloran. 5..@
Vice Pres.-Rev. j. stritch.
Rec. Sec.-Thomas Holloran. M
Fin. Seed. P. McNe]lius. .
Treas. e. McElngott
/ Meets ] o'clock p. m. 1st Sunday OF
month at g. A. r. hall. ,...sa
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NATIONAL. OFFICERS.

NATIONAL. |OFFICERS.
p. J. O'Connor. National President, S&-
vannah, Ca.
John G. Weadock. Vice President. Bay
City, Mich.
NJ. ]. Slattery, National Secretary, 50
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y.
T. j. Dundon. National Treasurer, 1ss
North Water street, Columbus, q.
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( /.
Treas. E. McEnigott.
Meets ! o'clock p. m. LIST Sunosy o
month at G. A. r. hall. ,..s..tes 81: l.t5i
49,. FILLMOaax COUNTY.
Co. Pres. D. c. De Vaney. e.
Division No. /, Prestun-Pres, Thos
Healy. 5.e $50
, Nice-pres.. W. Mallain. .,. +
Rec. Sec, J. Fallon.
Fin. sec, w. j. Ryan. $.
Treas, A. L. Bennett.
B ms. Sec, A. Z. Bennett.
Division No. 2, lanesboro-Pies. J
Seaman. A.. ~
Vice-pres., D. Thornton. a+
Rec Sec. j. Galligan. at s.}
Fin. Sec, G.. Redmond. fs
Treas, j. Larkin. r
ms sec. u. Galliean.
: Meets alternate Saturdays OF month oVe'
8 Division No. /. Daughters Of Erin
Anna Stanton. esorfY
Vtce-pres., Anna Redmond. 81
Rec. See. Alice Toorney. f
Elm: sec..} Madge Durkin. =
Treas. Maggie Raf1er :
STEELE COUNTY.
Co. Pres, C. j. O'Brien. :" 5
Division No. !, sowatonna-Pres.. G. j.
O'Brten. sS3s,
Wee-pres.. s. >. Loughlin.
q
Fin Sec. G. C.SToher.
ms. sec.,C. A. Lonergan. 49,.
Treas, NJ j. McGrat11.
Place OF meeting. Owatonna.
Division No. 2. Blooming Pralrie-PrsA
D.fJ. O'Leary. s$.i So
/ Vice-pres.. w. fLeehy.
Rec. Sec. w. e. Feeney. tt..
Fin sec, E.. O'Connos.
Ins. Sec. T. C.Cashman
Treas, ]. Flanniga1..
Place Of meeting. blooming Prairie.
- 5:S NORWOOD. CARVER co. 81.
co. Pres, j. w. Craven, Norwood.
Division No. i1-Pres.,f J. ]. BaylOe. a;
Vice Pres, Ed Aiangan. 49,
Rec. Sec, ]. T. Powers. Fl.
Fin. Sec. E. T. NuEent. Z. ID
Treas, r, M. Finnsgan. sy.i
ms. Sec, j. w. Craven. III ID
Time 81 meeting I'd Sunday OF month
u 3 CARLTON COUNTY. Il; 81:
Co Pres, A.: Gowan. IS 80
& Division No. :, Gloqust-Prsa. e.
VICE Vice-pres.. W. Kinney. .s a,l5
Rec. sec, G. n. Quf1lu !. III ..s
Fin. sec, j. Peacha. me- Ss. IS S
ms sec, j. Ryan sai M 81 ~ 4
q Treas, j. p. Brennan. q. 5ss. n.
Meet "a and 18th Saturdays Of 1.nth Sc
KniphtS Of PythtaS hall. rs IS ~
3 - MOBILES COUNTY,. slSs n s.
E County President; w. M. Finley. u &
Division No. z. Ellis wort q
IL Holleran. .$s5 Is sg 4
Financial Secretary, r. Is. Carroll O. ss sss
" Insurance Secretary, "a, 3 u
ss TreaSur er, I'D IEa sa
Hin ia rst and foIaEt
ii
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:. s1p1,ry cor1NTy.

County President-w. r. Fahey. afess
Isle. E
Division No, /, Green 1rle-Prssidsnt
Daniel Myers. - y .-~a. ~
Vice Rres.-M. McMahon. s, 4
. Rec. Sec,-J. A.. Shortal. u
Fin Sew. r. Fahey. ~, ~
nTreasurer--Thos. Morz. A. s' ~ =. i z i
ms Sec.--M. Mcmahon, u ,s]sisE
Meeting first Sunday In each month.
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lnS. 0ec..i j. Maggie. ss57s 9S SssssS
Co. pres, j. NJ. Lloyd. LuveEne.
Pres, III. Ceveny. 4.s, q III SSs8s i$9{s
| Vice pres., j. 4McKeon. r.
Rec. sec. p. Ryan. 5..sfs s..5
Treas. w. Ryan. tfs NH:
RocHEsTER, olMsTED CO
| Co. @Pres.--M Hetfron. l$& 4 I'll
Div. No, 1-Prea, J. 2. a1caovsrn
| Vice Pres.-Jos. Spencer.
Fin. Sec. z. Kennedy. = t3s
Reg Sem C. I.aWlor. ;s$,ss s55 &.
TINS. Sea-. "A. Kennedy. sasss
I Treas.-D. j. Gudmore. s.5 lSs55
Meets 1St ana g 1, Tuesday evening", =tot !:
month at K. e. hall.
Daughters. OF Erin-President. Mis-,
- Vice Pres.-Mrs. J. w. o'Rourke.
Rec. sec-Msss Katie Conaty 8,
Fin: $sec:--Migs Katie McCloskey. h
Treas.-Mrs.6 NJ. G. Lawler. Il
Sentfnel--Mrs. J. +. McGovern. i,,f s
fser.-at-Arrns.-M Belle cum, 50
| ANOKA COUNTY. s
County President, Thomas Coleman.
Vice Pres.-h. Tigue, Coon Greek.
Rec Sep. Il. Stack, Anoka.s 80 .. s
Fin. and ms. Sect. NJ. Ryan.
| Treasurer-Thos. Clarke. I;
Meetings second Sunday OF each month
at 6. A. r. Hall. Second nv.
sw1@r COUNTY.
County P,resident--D. F. Mcpermott
Clonta RI.
Division No. 1. Clontarf = President,
Francis Casey. ..." $3.50.
Vice .Pres.--J., Kent. - :%s" ~
Rec. Sec.-M. T.. Conlogue.
Fin. Sec.-Patrick Foley.
I Treas. and ms. Sec.-J. O'DnnnelI.
Meetings first Sunday Of month In tows
t hall a..S, s.s.
Division No. 2.--President. Henry MUIR
ply, Benson. -.
Vice Pres.--James o'connor.
Rec Sect. II. Donnelly.
Fin. and ms. Sec.-John Whalen, De Y
Graft. .,.. . -[t.*.S
Treasurer. c. Collins.
ADDRESS Benson, MINI. Meet first Sun.
day OF month. 100 s5s&$
AvocA, MURRAY COUNTY.
County President j. II. Mahoney.
Division No. Pres. M Cullen.
Vice Pres.--T. Dwyer.
Rec. Sep. j. Flynn. e,,...-'- i.
Fin. Sec. o'DonnelL .,.y
Treasurer. Dwyer.
Ina Seq. Keegan.
Meet first Sunday Of eact, month.
Division NO 2, cu-z1e--J German. rrss
Vice. Pres.-Thos McAvoy.
Rec. Sec.--Ja,nes Keary. 49,.
Fin. Sec.-Michael Keary.
Vreasu7er-Dan Calvin. .
ms. See. Walsh. o.,..E
Meet second Sunday ~ each month az
Curria'S hall. ...-,-.
GRACEvlJ,LE. BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-15. p. ONeill
Presidential. W. Grove. .t"'
Z Nice-F'resident--P. Haley. sssth @-.s
i Rec Sec.-k o:oert Brennan. . ~
Fin. Sec. l.. Mccormick.
'FreasIlrer--A]e*. Moran.
1ns. Sec.-Josepn brennan.
Meet first Sunday or month.
Daughters OF Erin, Gracville-ProSk
dent Agnes Hickey.
a:e,s.itf Nav.
Recording secretary-Annie Keating.
Financial aecretary-NelAe DownA
- 4se1Ut q sslj i4aIe l.3 4.
Meets second Friday OF month. 3ts
=: LIE suEuk COUNTY.
County President Jsirie: Sullivan, st.
Thomas. 80 '......
Division No. l. st. Th5mas-President
James Sullivan.
Vice Pres.--Ij w. Burns ~
Ret. Sew II. Burns. -
Fin. ssec:-Jannes, Fonayne. ,*~>s
TINS. Sec.-James Doherty. g
Treasurer--Henry Regain. 3.
Meet first Sunday in month at 2 O'CLOCK
p. m. at st. Thomas, ~.
Division No 2---res,dent. M J. Hal
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SCOTT COUNTY. "
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County President-F.. :. Leonard. Jor>
dan. f - Fss2 ~tx
Division MOI. Belle Plaine-President
Dr.. g. r. N1aloney. @ 3
Vice PTes..-.M. F. .Pendy.. 1S#
Rec. Sec.--H. p. Conlon. Z,
Fin. SEED. M. Cavanaugh.
Treosnrer-Daniel Callahan.
Il ms SEWN. Fitzgerald. b
4. Meet first Sunday Of month. ,l.s.s..,,,. s8i