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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

LA CONNER SOCIAL NOTES.

LA CONNER. Aug. 12-Rev. W. j.
Metz. OF Aberdeen, spent few days the
past week with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Tillinghas and son,
Francis. are attending ChautauQua this
week
B. c., Is spending a few weeks at this
tives.
Mrs. B. F, I.oyeland spent the week
at 100 Lake street. Seattle.
Miss kathsrine Regain and Miss Flea.
nor Nordhof. Of Seattle are guests at
van at Cedar Home
Miss Louise Murray. Miss Susie Muir
ray and Miss Anna Temple. OF Seattle,
returned to their homes a few days since.
after visiting at the home OF Mr.. ara
Mrs. Isaac Jennings for some time.
Mrs; E. s: Philips is enjoying pleas
c. W. S brigham. Of Minneapolis. ni MINI s
who arrived in town the latter part OF
Mrs. NJ ]. stackpoIe and sister. Mrs.
week for Boston. Mass. to visit reia-
tives for few weeks
Mrs. F. J. Greene. OF Tacoma. visited a
few DAYS last week with her aunt, Mrs
w. r. Wells. OF this place.
Miss Minnie Nelson, of Seattle, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
this week.
Mrs A. McRae and Mrs Joseph ssor-
raft. or Seattle, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bray
Miss May Doyle, OF San Francisco. Is
a guest at the home Of her brother. Mr..
A. Doyle.
Mrs. F. Benn. OF Anacortes. IL spend
Ing the week In town with friends.
Miss Eunice Brewster Is visiting reia-
tives at Mt. Vernon this week.
Miss Hiida Schnicker and Miss Title
Schnicker returned home the fore part
Of the week from their visit with friends
In Seattle.
Mr. Chester Keane. OF SeattlA Is
guest at ..e home OF his aunt Mrs. e.
l.. Martin. at present.
Mrs. Frank Brown and daughter.
Ethel. visited friends AZ Mt. Vernon
few DAYS the past week.
Patrons Of the Catholic Sunday school
enjoyed a pleasant picnic Thursday in
Matthias Decker's grove on the Skagis
river.
Miss Edna Dweiiey returned the first
Of the week from Seattle where she has
been visiting friends.
Miss Mar Bowie. Of Seattle. Is guest
OF her friend, Mrs. NJ J. Sullivan. nj
present
airs. T.. r. Fry and children who have
heen visiting her sister. Mrs. ". r.
Wells FOR few weeks, took their de-
rarture Thursday evening for their home
at Port Angeles.
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EAST SOUND SOCIETY.

EAST SOUND. Aug. l2--Judge Kershaw.
of Whatcom Mrs Kershaw and her niece.
Mss Bessie Coulter. dined on Sunday with
cap and a Mrs srfe s Gnfs ae e.
bake In East Sound on Thursday even
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Coulter. Of Oakland.
Cal, visited Mrs N. r. Gregg during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs g. e. Ohrum and family
and Miss Jensen, of Seattle, are camping
on Mr.. J. Morris Nichols farm on the
Sound
MI coiemans annual party from Seat
tie arrived on the launch on Tuesday even
ing Their camp il on the land owned by
Mr. Coleman at Agate beach. There are
about forty in the party.
Mrs Budden and family. OK Seattle.
who have been at Mrs. T. Morris Nichols
for some time. will remain there until Oc-
,ober.
Mrs. George f. Gage and daughter. Mar
guerite have returned to Whatcom.
Mr. William Benson. OF Fairhaven. made
a short visit TO East Sound during the
week.
Mrs Darling. who has been visiting Mrs.
Hugh TempliT,. has returned to Wha,com
Mrs. John Eilwood. OF Whatcom. and
daughter. Lulu. who have been visiting
Mrs. John Templin. have returned from a
short stay in Fairhaven. Mss Benson. who
will make her visit. accompanied her.
Mrs. Grace Alberts and Miss Eva Phil
ips. returned on Friday evening from the
teachers institute at Friday Harbor-
Rev ". J. Dickson, Mrs. Dickson and
Miss Ruth Dickson returned TO Chehai+s
on Monday.
Mrs Stats and family are visiting Mrs.
John Sutherland. Mrs. Stats mother.
Miss Esther Sutherland, who has been in
California for some time. il also at home.
Miss Grace McMonigai and Miss Celia
Rohb OF Seattle. are visiting their aunt,
Mrs Clarence Van SAINT
Miss Mamie Kunkler. OF Seattle. Is Wis
itlng her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roeb.
Mrs Jones Of Wisconsin. and daughter.
Naomi who have been visiting Mrs, Jones
daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. have
returned 20 their home.
Mrs. r. Cooper and family left for Seat
tie during the week.
Mrs Worth. Mrs. n A. Galley and Mr..
NJ II, Galley. of Seattle. are stopping n
East Sound
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OUT or TOWN SOCIETY.


an outing al Buffers cove. near this city.
A programme has been provided for each
day and prominent speakers from various
parts OF the state win asaas, at the en-
campment OF educators.
Miss Jennie Graham has returned to
Olympia after pleasant visit In Seattle
Miss Mary Hayes left Tuesday for Au-
burn. King county, where she win join q
camping party OF friends, With whom she
= DIR. and Mrs. InghAm. accompanied by
DIR. Ingnam's parents. Mr. and Mrs.. w
H. In9ham. have been recreating ~ Lake
Miss zala jenkins who kas besn serious
~ III for some time n now recovering
Nr aad Mrs. L J. Smith and daughter
bsen visiting with Mr.. and Mrs A. e
Stanford for some time past. left on Nom
day for their home In 81 Louis. No.
samuel Eunson left On Tuesday for
Miss May Sylvester, Of Seattle. has bsen
. visitor to her old homo In this city dur
ing the week.
Mr. Leo Wyndearo and Miss Violet e
Copeland were united IN marriage on
Wednesday evening at o'clock At the
home Of the parent. OF Che groom. Mr. and
and Main siree.a The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J.. s. McClalIum, Of
the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. g. Kreider are camp
Hartssein island
Miss Beatrice Winstanley. after . pleas
ant visit OF six weeks with her brother
G. C.. Winstanley, left Wednesday tor her
home al Vancouver. b. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Billings, Miss
Cleora Biilings. Miss Lydia Sullivan and
Mr.. Carol Gordon are enjoying an outing
on Harfstein island.
Mia Agnes Miller and Mr.. Victor Nil
Ter, accompanied by Miss Rhoda Barnett,
were visitors with Mr.. Lynn Miller on
Judge and Mrs. Linn and Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Faiknor are camping out In the vi
einity OF Hartstein island.
The family Of Mr.. Robert Bridges and
. number Of their friends are Hartstein
island campers.
Mrs. Kate Davis. Of Seattle. is visiting
with Miss Nell Frost.
Mr.. r. A. Ford and family left this week
for Eugene. Or, where they will in future
missed from the musical and social circle
OF this city.
Miss MaGsis Williams. Of Seattle, has
been Visiting in Olympia during the week
with Mr.. and Mrs Lee Aalleur On Thurs
day evening. Mr. and Mrs Mulleur ten
dered their guest reception. to which
many OF Oiympia's young people were In
vited and given an opportunity OF meet
Ing Miss Williams.
a party OF young people enjoyed q de-
hghtfui sail on Mr., J.. Fosters yacht
board were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Lord. Mr..
and Mrs. g. 8 Eaton. Miss Eaton. Miss
Pauline Hall, Miss Imogene Anders. Miss
Mamie Haight. Miss Duncan. Miss Scobey.
Mr.. j. Foster, Mr. Edward Stevens, Mr.. E.
b. Graves and Mr.. e. K Reynolds
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SOCIETY IN CHEHALIS.

CHEHALIS Aug. i2-Mlss Ethel Fer
suson and Miss Kate Newiani OF Savo-
ras n. c, who have been visiting reia-
tives here. left this week on their retarn
home Miss Aaude Newiand accompanied
them 10 Tacoma and Seattle.
Mrs NJ II O'connsr. of Portland. re-
turned hou4e this week. after a visit with
Ter mother and other Lewis county reia-
tsyes
Miss Nellie Kocnsx returned 10 her home
Ia Portland. after visit with her par
ents here.
Mrs. Robert Mauernann and daughter.
Anna ls.s this week fer visit 90 Ger
many They will not return until after
the Paris exposition
Mrs A Anderson came Down thts week
from Seattle 10 visit her parents and
trends.
Miss Minnie Noftsssr has retained from
a visit With Gervais. Or. friends.
Nj A. r. Ponder. O. kenns;t. Mo, is
visiting relatives hers.
The Misses Stenen and M Mark Bo-
xnrs returned hor.se 20 Portland Sunday.
after Nssit al MIR. Fred Gayts<.
Miss Claire Halhro0k S. visiting .ysen4s
az Angs-iuT
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THE SEATTLE Posr-NTELIGENcER SUNDAY AUGUST IS

" with roses and dainty refreohments
we're served during the afternoon The
nrst prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank A.
to Mrs. Llvesiey
"A party composed Of DR.. J. c. House,
Mr.. Charles Coon, Mr.. A. c. Turrdie. Nj.
Mr.. William Hammond left here Thurs
day morning under the guidance Of Capt.
F. A. Robson. Of Brinnon on the little
steamer Mia for q hunting and fishing
trip up Hood canal. They expect to be
gone ten days
Mrs. Frank A. Bartlett Is visiting Mrs.
Z. G. Ames. Of Port Gamble.
Miss Ursula Sheehan has returned from
q months visit in Seattle.
Mrs. J. c. Pringie has returned from .
flying visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. J. b. Hogg is In the city after hav-
Ing been lit In the Portland hospital for
some time.
Mrs Leverett McReavy and daughter.
Of Tacoma, are visiting Mrs. H. II. Nor
rison.
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rived from Ohio, and Win occupy Prox
Leases residence. The latter wal 60 70
Pe-EIi 10 teach the coming year.
Mr.. A. Fl. Leighton. Of Fort D0o9A IL
il herr VISITING his brother. Mr.. W. LEIGH
ton. .
Mr. John Slater. Of Mapleton. MINI. -
\ visitor TO friends here
Mr.. J. A. Profiff, with their familieA lei
Tor westport Monday.
Mr.. NJ D. Wood and children have gone
to Dunsmuir. Cal
Mr.. and Mra l. Troendie. OF MApleton.
MINI. were guests Of Mr.. W. II. Leigh
ton this week
Mr. E. J. ProtxmAn has gone to Port
land.
Mr.. Samuel NcKeown has removed to
Pe-EIi.
The Misses MIX, OF Everett. are visit
inx their grandparents here.
Mrs. A. Packard and Miss Lucy Pack
ard arrived home from Maine last Nom
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wHArCOM. Aug. E-Dr. Henry Eng
berg Of Fairhaven. and Miss Mamie Dav-
export, Of this city. were married on Tues
day At noon by Rev w A. Macksy At the
dition. The pariors were beautifully dec.
grated. Miss Clara Zane acted as brides
maid and Mr.. Norman Tucker was
se hs To the
bled guests A very elaborate wedding
breakfast followed. and then the newly
married couple took their departure for
their return they viii live in. Fairhaven.
Mrs. D. D. Pagan is visiting in Seattle.
The sweet pea carnival on Thursday CIV
en- by the Congregational ladies' was de-
s, nd ,h;sty on and the
beauty of the collection was commented on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Nolte and Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Hurlbut are taking an outing
Mra J. n Fortier spent the week In Sc
MISS Minda Graf. Of Seattle. and Mss
Lisse Bushman. OF Tacoma. are the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Nickeus and Miss
Nickeus, OF Tacoma, have been entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Frye this week
weeks trip up Sound.
Mrs. J. R. critics and family are visiting
in Tacoma.
Mr.. and MIS-. Il. ]. Morse nave been AZ
tending the Baptist ChautauQua at Vashon
island
About sixty guests were invited to =
card party at Mrs. E. W. Purdy's on
Thursday afternoon and found one OF the
most elegantly arranged entertainments OF
the season awaiting them. The drawing
room was decorated with sweet peas. n
fant's breath and roses: the diningroom
with nasturtiums and the sittingroom with
infants breath and sweet peas. making .
very attractive combination OF coiors Spe-
cIai music was provided and dainty re-
Treatments were served. Miss Bennett ana
Mss F1ossie Abbott were the prize vim
UorS
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN. Aug. ie.-Mrs. II. A.
Hayes left on Friday for visit with
friends in San Francisco.
Miss May Jones. OF Montesano. vas Wis
ting among her many friends in Aberdeen
this week.
Mr. III. VI. Sutton, OF Montesano. was
down on the harbor this week.
Rev. W III. Gibson ss taking well earn
Cd outing on Vashon Island.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Dabuey. formerly OF
this city, hu, now living In Spokane, are
visiting their former friends here for A
few days. They will spend week al the
We~por: summer resor. before they re-
turn TO spokane
Mr. ard Mrs. Maxwell and daughter, OF
Seattle who are visiting a. the home OK
Mr. G. W. Shelley. are spending a few
DAYS al wes.port beach.
Mr.. Guy Thomas. VINO IS student in
SPOKANE Is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Haigai. Of this city. during vaca-
don
Mr.. Eugene Shelley. a former citizen *
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

party was given last saturday afternoon.
the crowd going from this place to Colby.
ed home Sunday. A most pleasant time
Mr.. and Mrs. Neis Nelson. Mr.. and MIRA
Thomas Shields; Mr E, and Mrs. Ms. Eugene
Conway. Mss Nina Shields. Miss Blanche
winsor. Miss Anna Beck, Mss Mabel
Conway. Mr.. John Brandt. Mr.. Fred KEEL
logg. Mr.. Rufus Kellogg. Mr.. VIII VIM
Nelson.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ E.
church gave an apron social at Odd Eel
orally patronzed
The Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs F. Frazier and enjoyed q pleasant
Mrs F. kleinsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Harvey Rev, and Mrs. Edmunds. Mrs.
Towie. Mrs. EoIlong, Mrs Dickson, Mrs.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. J. Henry. Miss
Florence Cross, Mrs. A McMilien, MT D.
Bollong, Mr.. .. r. Smith. Mr.. Archie
Boilong and Mr.. Thomas Edmunds-
Miss Florence Cross. who has been stop
ping for some time past with Mrs. F.
Frazier. leaves Monday for SkykomIsh.
where she will visit among friends for a
few days. after which she goes to Cen
trala.
Mr. Fred Waite. OF Buffalo. ". r.. Ia at
present guest OF relatives In this city.
He expects 20 remain here for a week.
after which he WILL so to California
Olympic Circle. Women OF woodcraft.
received ar invitation at the last session
10 Join Palm circle of Seattle in a picnic
Thursday at Green lake. Owing. how
ever 10 the Indictment weather few were
able TO accept.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald OF Hamilton. Skaglt
county. In at present In Ballard. the guest
of her daughter. Mrs, y. Nelson.
Miss Helen Ai,haussr and Master Fred
Roberts, who scen; a couple OF weeks
with relatives in this city, returned Sat
ursiay 10 their home in Centrnia
Mr. A. Mcdonald. who Is now a resident
OF Hamilton. Skagit county. was visiting
with cid friends In Ballard last Saturday
merry lived In Ballard. was calling on
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. j W, Lowry, Of Seattle. was visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. Nelson. last
Friday.
AIRS w. i I.awrie departed last sasur-
day for Hamilton and expects TO be ali
sent seversl days.
Mrs. II. Chamberlain. Of Mal,by. vas a
guest ~ Mrs. Frank Tomlinson during
Mrs. Neis Nelson returned recently from
n visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a Mcdonald Of Hamilton.
Miss Claudia Sterling. OF Seattle. was a
guest OF Miss Mabel Conway Tuesday
last
Nj. William Caldsrwooi returned Tues
day last frem months Visit with rela-
tse~s in New brunswick.
The order of the Eastern Star met FRI
day evening IT. regular session. Besides
thu routine work 81 the meeting a recsp-
ton was given Mrs. Ida TAFT in honor o.
her birthday. A large number OF local
members WIRE present. tesz3e sexera, fver,
Seattle. an,t with the refreshments and
other good features cs the occasion an
excellent time was had
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daughter Louise arrived from San Fran
cisco Monday and viii spend few weeks
visiting her mother Nrs. Charles Skin
neF, In Nifchells addition
The family Of Mt r. j. Williamson are
guests at the Monte Cristo hotel.
Mrs. n. n. Cole. Mrs. r. A. Garrigues,
MiG Bessie Crosse, Miss Alice Cole and
Mr.. Harry LAnxdowne have returne1 from
their camp 1T Sunset falls after . two
weeks outing
Miss Emma Yuie and Miss n. Stewart
Mr.. Henry Whitney has returned home
from Idaho.
Mrs NJ. Hawkins and children. who for
the past five weeks have been visiting
Mrs Hawkins mother. Mrs. 8. II. Miller.
left for their home In Grand Rapids,
Mich, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Holcomb. who have
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. T. B.
Summer for q short time, returned to their
home In ST. Paul last week
Mrs. ]. F. Jerread and son George have
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CwNTRAfIa. Aug I9-M- / r Seer
r4~ ara Wife ~ t-ilenS1UFg. we're visiting
with A e gfaysnu's family Fats week
Nrs e Il thinner has hses visiting
friends ii Aberdeen ard Ezra.
Mrs 4 T. Nichols has gore TO Tscorss
sSr sherg stay
Mr. Azs Mrs ". u. keir ard Mr.. and
Mrs. j w S.horsr drove over 70 Black
lss~ last suntsy-
Mr ans Mrs Frank carsasaa. CO Mar
hester. q. visited with Mr.. and Nsx z
II gtsr msr this week.
Mrs III l. Mead. Miss EssisA Mead ard
Mr Roy Mead nave game u Madison. o..
prcs 81 n tan TIA Ara vfsa kaxn n.
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ss rraercurv vii surely destroy the sense
as smell ard completely deranze the whole
system when entering IL through the nlts
r,ts surfaces Sueh articles should -teveg
~ used except on prescriptions from rep
u,asle physicians as the damage they
will % Is .sEt1id ~ the good you can pos
g.taty derive from them. Halls IataFra
Cure rsanusactur ss r. j, Cheney d Co.
Toledo -. contains no mercury. and ~
taken internally. acting directly upon the
aicod and mucous surfaces OF ire systern-
In csgy.rg Halls Casaryh Cure be sure you
get the genuine II L. taken Internally.
arsa made In Tnleda, o.. by =. J. Cheney
4 90. Testimonials tree
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Mr.. Charles Gilchrist and Mr.. Robert
Somerville have gone fishing In the Cas-
cade range.
Mrs. f. Bucknell Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wfgmore. In Seattle.
Mr.. A. E. Rice and Mr. T. H. McCleary
were visitors TO the beach this week.
Miss Annie Robinson is again cierking
in Tallmadge's. after a vacation.
Mr.. William virges was down from Ia
coma Monday.
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returned home from . months visit with
relatives in Tacoma. Mrs. ]. NJ. Kean
accompanied Mrs. Jerread home and Will
remain for a short time,
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Scott, OF Galena.
were In the city last week.
Mrs and Mrs. J. II. Mitchell are spend
ing a few weeks in the mountains about
Index and Galena-
Arthur Denny left Thursday for Index.
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AHN- CRY SOCIETY.

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Mark at E0reatnn., !, !.

On the last Saturday Of March
which will fall on the 18th, will occur
the second great auction sale Of the e..
Mark Live Stock company at Foreston.
The sale last month was So successful
that the management Is making spe-
cial effort to put on larger sale than
has ever been attempted il any town
outside Of Princeton. A special stock
of horses will be purchased for, this
sale, selected carefully 50. that they
will be sure to meet the wants Of
those who will be present to purchase.
There will also be the usual stock 81
harness, wagons, buggies, ETC., and
anyone wishing to pure hase anything,
either for farm work or for driving will
find q splendid assortmen ut. to choose
from. AS usual !, the sales will be made
on time if the purch aser desires sue b
accommodation, or purchases may be
made for cash. Property brought to
this sale BY outsiders will also be sold,
there being small commission
charged for such transactions. Don't
forget the date, Saturday, March Is,
rain or shine. 8ss ss53
p. MARK LIVE STOCK Co, 81
5i| aa3ssss5 g5S sF5E Princeton.s Minn
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= case OF labor and during the treat
ment some words were passed between
the physician and the husband which
resulted ID the doctor dropping the
case. Anderson says that owing to
Cooks nonattendance his wife was
forced to underg 9 an operation, which
with the bill for nursing cost him 49,
And rson believed that he. not only
should not be asked to pay Cook q bill
but that he had some thing due from the
doctor. Judge Norcross thought too
and rendered Judgment accordingly.
The case will be appealed. s3,s 3.s
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MOTHER ! |. ! !. R INJ'UINI TAI E
The Developments Of the Week Put
O-git-ob, the Indian Murder
er, in a Tight Place.
WAS AN EYE WITH ESS.
An Indian rlaiden Was in the Teepee
When the Crime Was Be-
Ing Committed.

Late reports from the lake concern
ing the killing of A-wa-ni-ga-bo seem
Z to put O-git-obin a very tight hole.
Itappears that Ava Mig DO was in
toxicated and had gone to his quarters
to sleep off his jag. His squaw and
her daughter we're keeping close
watch over him and at frequent inter-
walls went into his teepee. O-git-ob
was watching for an opportunity to en-
ter and in some way missed seeing the
young squaw go to the tent While
she was still within O-git-ob came up
and struck the sleeping Indian on the
head with his club and then came in
side to make sure of his job. Mean
while the little squaw, fearing for her
own life if discovered, crouched in a
corner and remained unseen by the
murderer and was an eyewitness to the
crime. Another Indian was near, and
saw O-git-ob leave the teepee, watch
ing him as he ran from the spot and
saw him throw away his club.
The Indians, even those friendly to
the murderer, freely state that O-git-
Oh is guilty, and many of them are not
slow to predict that further killings
will result from the affair. The set
tiers hope the murderer will be sum-
marily dealt with by the authorizes.
If he is simply imprisoned for q short
time and then returned to his tribe,
fat and happy, the Indians will have
still less respect for the white mans
law than they now possess. They may
be little prejudiced, but they say
they believe hanging is necessary to
keep the Indians down. If the facts
stated in regard to the testimony are
true the crime was murder in the first
degree, punishable by death or life i'm
prisonment.
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"A Change of Firm.

The Princeton Brick company held
It's annual meeting last "Wednesday
when new officers were elected. The
election resulted as follows: Fl. M.
Farnham, president; G. G.. Higgins.
vice president; ]. r. Farnham, score
tary and treasurer. Mr.. Sanborn re-
tires from the firm, his stock being
purchased by Messrs. Farnham. who
now become owners of very nearly all
the stock. These gentlemen are both
upright, hustling business men and the
UNION feels certain that they will
succeed. F
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School Money.

The annual apportionment Of the
state state school fund was made last Mon.
DAY, each county receiving 80 cents for
each pupil entitled to share Of the
money. This gives Mile Laos county
Sl,224 ~, there being 1861 pupils re.
turned as attending our schools the ne
cessary period. Isanti has 2,lO2 pu.
pills and will receive sl,s91s8O and
sherburne reported 1,5Ol pupils and is
therefore entitled to $3.50 80. The
amount which the state divides this
month is 1922, 663.18, and the number
Of pupils drawing g share Of this sum
is a325,l37. ss5