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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

FoUND-Near the corner OF Elm and
Fifth streets, Singer sewing machine, on
easy monthly payments. Old machines
taken in exchange. Oil, needles and sup
plies Of all kinds constantly on hand.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
$50 Fifth street
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Tomorrow will.be ladies' day at the
l. M. Z. A. and ladies as well as men are
cordially invited to the 4 o'clock meeting.
colonel X. Finley Smiley will speak and
SOLOS will be sung by Misses Minnie Sulli-
van and Clara Ingram.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

richard NJ. Sampson, OF Norway, a.
,,'ed In Houghton yesterday. He says
Tue outlook in his section is not of the
urigntest, the West Vulcan being now
'ne only working mine near Norway.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
married Men Preferred.

Boss Ito clerk applying for a job)-Mar-
ried or single?
Clerk-Single.
Boss-Sorry; only take married men
as clerks.
Clerk-Wbyf
Boss-Because they're not In such
hurry to get home at night.-Twinkies.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
TO secret Societies and Others wish.
ing TO Rent a Lodge Room.

The Temple OF Honor lodge room lie
vacant on Wednesday evenings OF
each week. Parties desiring to rent the
same may apply by letter to the
Union Temple OF Honor and Temperance,
No. 4S, Calumet. Mich.
j. r. JAMES, Secretary.
Box 81, Opechee.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

The A, o. U. W. Lodge of L'Anse has
contributed s. toward the picnic fund OF
81. Marys hospital. The Bosch brewing
company, with it's usual generosity, has
donated one-third the amount OF be
that will be sold at the park on June 10.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

'hlage oil Houghton water bonds will
Jepayable at the Houghton bank on
ouy l. They were issued in 1884, pay
.oe 10 twenty years or any time after
they had run ten years.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
Effective Ruse.

Maud-wonder how 1t happened that
Mr. Smarte proposed to Carrier
Edith-I understand she told him that
another man was trying to marry her for
her money.-Boston Transcripts.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

In the flords on the Norway coast tho
clearness of the water Is wonderful. OBJ
iects the size of half dollar may be seen
MT depth of 25 or 80 fathoms.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Old clothes made to look like new at
the Michigan Dye Works, 312 Fifth
street, Red jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

ine valerie will run to Ontonagon to-
morrow with whoever desires to take In
.ne excursion. The fare for the round
trip will be $3.50.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

i, Inc Superior Savings Rank has de-
.'a'ed Its regular quarterly dividend OF 2
yet cent payable June 30.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Mrs. Thomas Coughlin went to Onto.
nagon yesterday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

EDWARD Ryan and daughter. Miss
agnes, arrived home yesterday from an
eA0ended trip through the southwest.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Nfs. A. N. Baudin and children, OF
..ousnton, went to Isbpeming yesterday
W Visit her sister, Mis-. Nankeryis.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

At the taking of the last census l $40
gentlemen and 10, $40 ladies were teaching
the young idea how to shoot In the direo-
tion of high art
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
A residence ia being built for Captain
Chino at the Franklin Junior.

The Houghton post Office ia open Sun
days from / till 2;3O p. m.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Attorney X. Ssiff Sheldon has gone to
Chicago on business.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

,o"orrow evening Children's day ex.
u us''es will be held at Grace NJ. E. church,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12

Miss Name Smith, OF L'Anse, is serious
~ i'll.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
III. III. TIME-TAR LEs.
PASSENGER Trains ON M. R. R. R.
In effect December %, 1895.

DAILY. tDaily except Sunday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-12
PASSENGER Trains on 4. & c. R. R.

.Dailv. +Dailv except SUNDAY.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-10-12
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

A Y will be built in the yards at Leh
Junction before the snow flies.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Kirkham took in
the conference at Salt Lake last week.
Mr.. Bradder has moved his family
from the residence of Mark Austin &c
John Wilson's residence.
Prime Evans has arrived safely at Ann
Arbor and began his studies in the
University.
The Silver Band has concluded to
begin active work again and held a
practice on Friday night.
Mr.. T. f. Trane now occupies his old
position at the Coop and smiles on old
customers as he deals ont dry goods.
See that your children always wear
District 76 school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop
Did you ever wear Sego Lily shoes? Ii
H"t' why NOV. Oue tfiai Will conNince
you. Sold by Peoples Coop.
Ask the peoples Coop to show you
District 76. They will be pleased 10 do
so
Tickets are now on sale at CARTS
store for Isl Perkins"atth the Opra House
next Friday.
We had long dry spell and now we
are having long wet spell. The
weather man has ceased mixing it up.
Mr., j w. Havener was in LeLi on
Friday arranging for the appearance OF
OF ISL Perkins" at the Opera House on
next Friday night.
Miss Jehzeel Glib has been transferred
from the Coop TO the Branch to take
the place OF Miss Rachel Evans who has
quit because of the illness of her
mother.
Abe Gudmunsen Is out with another
invention. This one is OF especial
interest to the housewife as it is
method OF heating fiat irons without
having hot stoye. 1t is done by aid OF
lamp which has two burners 30 two
irons can be heated at once. 1t burns
but little oil, makes no smoke and heats
the irons. He has 80 far used only an
experimental apparatus.
Smiles and tears, mingled with laugh
ter, is in store for those who visit the
Opera House on next Friday when the
justly celebrated rural comeda drama,
Isl Perkins," will be presented. 1t is
safe to say that no plays of the modern
schools appeal so strongly to American
hearts as those o! ISL Perkins" order
Like "The Old Homestead" and ashore
Acres" Isl Perkins" has Stood the test
OF time. And like Dennian Thomson in
the former and James Herne in "Shore
Acres" Sam Burton has gained an
enviahle reputation as Yankee dialect
comedian and character actor. Seven
years ago he originated the part OF Isl
Perkins," and has impersonated the
role almost continuously since the first
production. He 10 ably supported by
Miss Lille Coleman and a carefully
selected company.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-10-12

The Provo Minstrels failed to show up
last night.
T. r. Cutler, Jr. went to Ogden to-
day.
George Larkin has been spending a
few days among relatives in Lehi.
John Beck spent Sunday in Lehi. He
is frequent visitor here of late.
Mrs Garrety has returned from two
weeks visit to West Jordan.
A marriage license kas been granted
to Albert Kirkham and Rachel Gray
Lehi.
Field and Ohran are doing the mason
work on handsome brick residence fol
Hon. A. J. Evans.
Richard Bradshaw has been buying
cows on the reservation which have beer
sold to Utah Slaughtering Co.
All the chances having been sold ON
the Fair" bicycle, it will be drawn fol
at 80 p. m. Thursday, in the HARDWOOD
building.
DIR. Merrihew is having building
erected on lis property between towr
and the sugar factory.
Pres. Woodruff's reference to politics
has caused considerable talk and dis
cussion here.
The Peoples Coop are doing fine
business in their line of underwear
They purchased a very large supply.
President Canute Peterson OF Sanpete
has been visiting OLD friends in Lehi
He spoke at the afternoon meeting on
Sunday. L
There was rear end collision Of
freight trains on the K. G. w. at Spring
vile on Saturday. A brakeman and a
number of sheep Mere killed.
Two cars of poles tor the Telluride
Power Co. arrived at the O. y. L. depot
and were being unloaded yesterday
These will be used on the electric line
to Mercur,
A number of young people attended
M. |. A. conference at American Fork
last Sunday. Elders r. G. Badger, b.
ii. Roberts and Geo. III. Brimhall OF the
general superintendancy were present.
d. III. Christensen has resigned 50
rs county superintendent OF schools in
favor OF ID. III Robson OF Pleasant
Grove, but the county commissioners
appointed James l.. Brown OF Pleasant
Grove to i'll the vacancy Mr. q. n.
Child was also a candidate
The Lehi NJ. 1. A. Fair, which was
held last week, proved to be quite
success, so those report who attended
it. The Press congratulates the sugar
town and its spirited young men and
women in bringing about such AN
excellent exhibit OF their products. Its
just such things that in time brings
community to the front and the town
that is fortunate enough to contain
citizens so enterprisingly inclined is
generally ready for and does catch the
"plums" when they drop.-Rural Press.
Not wany plays or amusement enter
prises have stood the severe strain OF
the past season, season OF disaster and
ruin ofS0per cent & theatrical orgnniz.-
tions. Among the few noted exceptions
is the rural drama, Isl Perkins"
Manager j. W. Herpstrite, realizing
that the theater is luxury, has reduced
prices to suit the tiiues, 20, 80 aud 80
cents, and no higher, is his motto, and
winner it has proven. Next Friday
night this successful drama will be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
@cnenflif]e !9na>Snlliiinu.

9ropib e, G. S., 9. San. =
Der PaiIagier5ug bon Netp=2onbon.
ipel6er bier Inn $50 ubr 9ormittaas
fduig lit, entgleiite an Der 8raptonz
Qpenue unb ftieB nit einem 6ra4tz
3uge 5uiammen, ipel6sr auf einem
SeitenseIeiIe itanD. 2ofomotipfibrer
8illiam Sit9 unb Sei5er Sames
Goble BON Der nNetpzGnglanbzSa6n
2ofomotipfiibrer 2lnbreip Salcott,
9ei5er 5rant @ort6, Gonbufteur
gBiQiam Repnolbs, 9epGdmeiiter
Breb. 9raD, 9remier Srant 0ure BON
Neip=2onopn unb 9oitclerf Dc. Weiz
Her, jun., bonn Puiiagier5uge purben
9lQe mebr ober ipeniger perlebt. s{m
3uge befunben ii9 so paiIagiere, fpelz
DIE ibr 2eben bem 2ofonotiofiibrer
Salcott Su berbanfen baben, tpel6er,
troBbem sr feline eigene 9efa6r por
2(ugen iab, TAPER auf ieinem poiten
blieb unb bur4 rai4es 9remieR bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
@m. SpriOel beging srlhifmorb.
Gr fcnnts nas Sch fur feline Sod,eit nid,t
aufbrinsen nne nabm fTd, teabalb Sas eez

Gr fonnte eas 0eIs fur feline 5oc,,eit nid,t
Gufbrinsen nnc nabm fIcb teAbalb Sas 2ez
ben.
Port Serbs, R.zg., 9. San.
- Der Snquef i'm Salle bes Jornz
9rbeiters 8m. Speibel, befen 2ei9e
untDeit bes grie@8abn6ofes gefunben
purbe unb bon benz man annu6m, er
lei bas Spfer bon 8aubm0rbern eez
porben, bat aQerlei llmitGnbe gu Sage
gefDrbert, Die barauf binbeuten, baB
Speibel ni3t beruubt unb ermprbet
poroen lit, fonbern Selbitmorb be-
gangen bat. Speibel bat na9peisli9
am Sonneritag in Der 9lpotbefe BON
pierce oabier 5lpei lln5en Gbloroform
getauft, unD man bat neben ieiner
2ei4e bas balb geleerte Sldi99en,
portn ii6 bas @bloroform befanb,
aufgefunben. Sm Munbe Der 2ei9e
puroe Elm Sai9entu9 gefunben. Mun
na6m an, baB Speibel nit bem Saz
i6entu6, bas ihm in ben dumb 9ez
preBt Durbe, bon ben bermeintlt6en
3aubm0rbern eritidt ipuroe; es f6eint
ieood, bob Speibel iel6it bas Saf9en=
tu6 nit Gblorofprm getrdntt unb ii6
erititt bat. Sas Nlotib gu bem Selbit=
n!oroe iu6t Coroner 9arbing burin,
baB Speioel bas Gelb gu ieiner beu6z
ii6tigten 0eiratb nit SRI. @oDman
bon Mibbletopn ni9t auftreiben
fonnte unb aus S6permutb ieinem
0eben Elm Gnbe maG1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
Rod 3tueiSanfbramtcn brse5cnSrlbit=
mnrn.

Cincinnati, O., 9. San. -
SaDlpr 8rant, 8u3balter Der Ser
man National 8ant" in Gopingtpn,
Sp., bat ii9 ben Sob gegeben. SSn ieiz
nem S9lafsimmer i9nitt er iih gez
itern Na9t ben 9als ab. Die MOtiDe
Der Sbat iinb nod ni4t aufgetldrt.
8rant's 8I6er unb 9lbrednungen
IolIen ii9 in poGlitdnbiger Orbnung be-
finben. SSn lebter 3eit tlagte Der
8u4balter bdufig iiber S4Idfloiigfeit.
Man permut6et, baB er in temporGrer
9eiitesftDrung 9anb an ii6 le9te.
2ebanon, ga, 10. San. -Sas.
81. 8oBler, &afIirer Der lebanon Raz
tional 8ant, Der gr0Bten bieiigen
8unfanftalt, jagte ii9 beute 8ormitz
tag in felbftm0rberii6er 9l6iidt cine
&ugel in ben &ppf. gr le6t nod, 1T
iebo9 ni6t gu retten. Seine Bidder
befinben fi9 in paItGnbiger Srbnung
unb man glaubt, oaB er bur6 t0rperz
li6es 2eiben gu Der Shat getrieben
tpuroe. @r lit 54 Sabre alt unb bin
terldBt cine Wttttpe nit 5fpei &inoern.
8is por &ur3em mar er 2e6rer Der
gr0Bten SonntagsI3ul &laiIe I'M
Staate, auBerbalb Pbilabelpbiu,
muBte jebo9 oieie Sbdtigfeit anldBz
li6 ieiner angegriffenen 9eiunO6eit
aufgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
GnrG cine Gnlliiion artnntet.

@ilfes barre, &c., Q. San. -
Gei Dallas lDite ii9 beute Na6mittag
auf Der r8iltesbarre C Nortbern
Su6n" Elm Pai1agierpag9on bon Der
Qofomotipe los, iauite nit GROCER Sc
I6pinbigfeit bus abiaiiiiige Geleiie
6inunter uno coQibirte bei'm Borough
ouserne nit einem SroqepzWaggon.
Qe5terer ipurne bur9 Die 8eipalt bes
2lnpraGs bur9 bic Seitenpunb zines
8ebGubes eeI9leuDert uno elm PuiIaz
gier, Benjamin 2eonarb bon bier, err
litt 10 i9pere @erleBungen, bab er
beute 4benb itarhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
afaft 0es 3u7ammenitoBes Oermins
oerte. 8eiDe 2otonptipen uno Elm
Waggon tpurben b0ie 5ugert4tet.
:! Tn,ir( q TnniS
/ 9anirl i. Ganis.
Sine Srinncruna al einen aufresensen gSabi-
Gpnteif in Maine

Sihe SrinncrIna az etnen duire9ehccn 2SaDt-
Gonteif in Maine
Bangor, Me., 8. Sanuar. = Gr>
9ouoerneur Oaniel s. Sapis 1T bellte
an einem Ser5Ieiben geitOrben.
(0apis mar in @alpp, Wfe., am II.
Septenlber 1843 geboren. @r ma6te
ben gan5en 8iirgertrteg NIT, ipionlete
it6 bann Der 2(bpofatur uno lpuroe I'M
Sabre 1874 in'5 1Inter6aus Der 2elts@
latur uno bier Sabre ipdter in Den
Staatslenut gepdDlt. Sm Sabre
1879 tpurDe er fir pd5 @Ouperneursz
Nmt BON Wfaine ouf Dem republitdntz
fd)en Sidet nominirt uno er6ielt etne
Pluralitdt bon q, ,324 Stimmen iiber
letnen itGrtiten Spponenten, ben Gam
oiouten Der @reenbudzYartei, SoIep6
8. Smith. 0a Die genannte Sttm=
men5abl teine Wfe6rbeit aler abgcgez
benen Stinlmen auSma6te, 10 muBte
einem beitebenoen GeieBe gemdB, Die
2egislatur Die @ouperneurspabt porz
nebmen; bic 2egislatur puroe bon
Den 8egnern 9apis' beberridbt unD
pdhIte ben Oempfraten 2tlon3o Gar
celon gum @ouperneur, obglei4 oieIer
ni6t einmal ben fehsten She'll uller
bel Der 9oltspabl a6gegebenen Stlmz
men erbalten bate. Die 9te6tsfrage
tom DOR od5 Staat5~S6ergert6t uno
bieIe5 enti9ieo H. g., baB piele bon ben
glnbGnqern @arcelon's, lpel6e SiBe in
Der 2e9tslatur inne batten, feline gez
feBliden 9lnIprii6e barauf beIaBen.
Na9 2(usitoBung Dieier 9emotraten
batten bic 3epublitdner Da5 !0eft in
Der 2egisIatur in Der Sano uno err
pdblten 9apis gum 9puperneur.
@arcelon muBte pei6en. 9apis
fi6rte bas @ouperneursamt pdbrenb
bes SSabres 1880. Sm 9erb5te ienes
sSabres mar er tpieoer Gunoioat fir
bas @ouperneursamt, fpurbe aber
bur6 ben ganbiputen Der Suiipnspar=
tel, 6urris 80. Plaiiteb, gei4lugen.
u. B. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
l1nier aabelbrief.
9ie slrmss'n Sss SreibnaSs.
Sin bcpprifcbcnocr fuicbtigcr Sciud)
Scs Ditrcid,iIhen Winiitcrs 0ra=
len @pluef,pmsfi in Serlin.

Ser @raf pirb nit benz 9uiier @tlz
belm unb benz gtei4stan5ler 9o=
benlobe iibsr bic 92eubetpaffnung
Der Ditrei4ifden g(rtinerie bsrut6@
ifjlaqen. - Oeitrei4's 5inan5luge
lit Der MaBnabme ni4t 9iinitig.-
Stalien nod f9limmer baran. -
g}eue 8eIorgniiie iiber bic Orient
fruee. - Gugen 8olf's 9eIdi6te
BON Der beabIi6tigten S6eilung
Gbina's. - @ermii4tes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11

@orla9e CUR 4usmer5ung i6rer onIt0~
Btgen 9prf6riften fpiro in Der bepprz
ttebenoen aei4stGgsilBung eingez
bra6t perber.
Die Sci 9i9te uber bic
9eplunte Sbei1ung
Ghinn's cine Gn+e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
Sm s)Guocn cinrs MaKenncrpaltcrs.

Ct. 9au1, Minn., 9. San. = 9luf
9(n1u6en bes @raminers &enppn err
nannte beute Ri4ter 8unn ). S. Sit
pdtrid gum Mafenperpulter Der 8anf
BON g}orbz ct. Baul. 9as &apital
Der 8ant betrdgt $4,000; PrdIibent
berIelben 1T Senrb u. Gaitel, Bis bor
&ur5em 9oitmeiiter BON ct. paul. Die
0epo1iten Der 8ant beiteben meiiten5
aus Dffentli9en 9elOern. Die Reierz
be sSonbs Der 8ant paren bei Der
perfra9ten n@aemania 8ant" bepo=
ntrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
Der Seutide GorreipouSent,
EdsItd, podentIih urb Sonntass.

EdsItd, podcntIidb nrb Sonntdss,
q. Raine, Gieentbdmer ano gaesafteur
(glahfoIser DON &. Raine),
,Ghbnef,9de SaltimorerStrase nnb BoiisS SfFccsgre
yr,is bes I'd eIidlen s3IatfeS, bur ardesr teiorst
12h @ts. tdSIi6le uro Spuuta al Sslusgabe 15
Gents pro Woe Soblbar on bic oas SIatt beorgenbcH
Grager.-5aaIid1 nebii epunfaas sstuseabc inter
Rorto=Dorousbesablun9 $3.50 pro SGbr, lnr flriere
Sei i'm gtrbdltnie; iir bic ippd,entIid,e 9lusgabe
nit Sonntassblntt, portofrei, nit Gbsus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr HaG ireeno einem Srte oes SHians
bcs. 81 ndth europa. 9ruuta @ 8s9:uSsahc 81
pro SGbr-Das bette =rb biuisfte oeutfdIe SIat
ben Witttls unb Glbiaafe..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
Die Regierung unb bic
6 m bindtto Der 8Drz
feufbefulqn

en- pet Il q n t n.
Die Combination Der 9etraibeIpez
fulanten gegen bas neue 8OriengeieB
pirb nur bann erfolgreid fein, penn
bic Gegierung geitattet, DaB Der 9eift
bes @eieBes auf bic Sauer isnprirt
piro. Die 9rDouftenbOrien, ipel6e
aufgel0it tpurben uno beren friibere
Mitglieber ieBt ibre Srunsattionen in
fogenannten 5reiz46octationen FORT
feBen, fDnnen ni6t bur9 Elm bloBes
gbift Der Regierung pieber in's 2ez
ben gerufen tperben, allein bic 8Driiaz
ner irren ii4, penn tie glauben, baB
Die Resierung ibren 5ermingeI9Gften
tein gnbe MAIDEN fann, penn iie ibre
8olma6ten anipenbet. Dis Die 80rz
iianer ibre Sppoiition gegen bas 9eieb
ouerft befunDeten, per0ffentli6te bic
n9eorooeutIhe 9lngemeine 3eitunq"
cine offi5ielle 9lnbeutung, bab bic Dor
f9riften bes SeieBes auf Gle Spefllz
lutionsgeiGGfte innerbolb pber auberz
bulb Der 8Drie giiltig feien. Ser
plan, pel6en Die 90rienmatler, 8anz
fen unb tRre Slientsn CUR ltmgebune
bes SeieBes anipenben, ignorirt oieIe
@ori9rtften pollfommen, unb oie gaez
gierung muB enttpeoer geri9tli6e
S9ritte sesen Die ganse groBe uno
etnflubret9e 80riencltque ergreiIen
ooer bas 8eieB gum tobten 8uGItaben
iperben laiien. Die 9lorarierpreIie
oringt auf Dus Ginleiten bon grosefz
Ten, tpG9renb Die 3egierung 5Dgert,
ein5uf9reiten. Selbit Die genGBigtes
rem &grarier seben inbeien jeBt gu,
oob Oas GefeB in feiner gesentpGrtisen
5ailuns ein Ge9li4las 1T, unb cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-11
The German Correspondent,
<. RAINE. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR
(Successor TO F. RATNE)p
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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-05
The Election.


The election j. over and as "a result
the republicans , ipctrd G.. ID. Robinson
for treasurer, Mrs. q. G. Case for
superintendent aud II. T.. Grice for
coroner. The populists elected j. T..
Hale for county clerk, James Duffy for
county judge, l.. ID. Wells for sheriff
and Frank kuehn for surveyor.
The election in this city passed of
quietly and there was very little work
done On either side.
Republicans are feeling well pleased
over the result as far as it went for our
side.
The following is the result of the
election for precinct officers;
AssEssoRs-Guide Rock. George W.
Hagan, Beaver Creek, j. w. Reed;
Still water, Oscar Ferdinand; Oak
Greek, 5 II. Shirley; Garfield, Charles
Allies; Pleasant Hill, II. +. Lacy; Elm
Creek, +. BETTER; Potsdam, Aug. Bus.
chow, Line, j. W. Mcintyre; Red
Cloud township, VIM. Dickson; Batiu,
Isaac Thomas; Glenwood, Geo. May,
Walnut Creek, &. B. Woods; I~navale,
ii. II. Holdrege; Catherton, VIM. Brett.
hauer; Harmony, VIM. Patterson; Red
Cloud City, j. w. Warren.
JUsTICEs OF THE PEAoE-Guide
Rock, +. Peters and r. y. Parker;
Beaver Greek, Rudolf Frey, Il. M. Blue;
Saltwater, VIM. Isom, Sir, Felix Kill
Tough; Oak Greek, John c. Rose, John
+. Buss; GARFIELD, Frank Allies. Jay N.
Pope; Pleasant Hill, H. l.. Hopkins,
Geo. Law; Elm Greek, q. L. Putnam,
+. II. Foe; Potsdam, s. Mandelbaum,
W. A. S~hottenkirk; Line, Jos. SaladeH,
Wm. Vsndyke; Red Cloud Township,
A.. j. Means, Edward Dickson; Batin,
X. STEINER, Chris Waechter; Glenwood,
Lewis Cutter, A. ID. Baker; Walnu,
Greek, Jos. Noble, Il. B~lankenba8er;
Inavale, 5. +. Wolcott, Chas. Smelser;
Catherton, r. q. Lewis, +. j. Peterson;
Harmony, Jshn May, f. j. Solomon;
Red Cloud, j. Porter Jr., Geo. o
Yeiser.
CONsTABLEs :-tiuide Rock, +. +,
Burr, j. X. Croker; Beaver Creek, w
Kizer, Alex MONA; Saltwater, james
Greenhalgh, A. l.. Robinson; Oak
Creek, S. Atwood, Geo. King; Garfield,
l.. Munger, j. &. Taylor; Pleasant
Hill, Chas. Teel, Fred Bright; Elm
Creek, Chas. Francis, Ben Boyce.
Potsdam, A.. Z. Kykelhahn, j. ID. Nor,
ris, Line, Chas. Turner, +. w. Ander.
son, Red Cloud Township, Ed. Met
calf, T.. Tenant; Batin, Chas. Will
more, G.. Sine; GlenwOod, Bazzle Lee
{. Greig; Walnut Greek, Frank Reese
~Inayale, Elmer Sinons, Philo Eddy
Ua,herton, A. A. Cooper, j. ID. IIm
norman, tie; Harmony, Geo. Hite; Rec
Cloud City, M. &. Sherman, Samue
Saunders.