davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
ar.n6's gebrift bar alimrenpe,

ssren6's gebrift bar elimrerbe
ndor man tdser ben it9rte oebe og sr
fprfarbelig Stspitorm / 9~stragtninJ.
pad Grunb at fine burtige 8epGsel'
fer msbts Trsn9 liben Wooitdno, oa
bans 9db bar u~betnoeligs.
Sjette Dipiiion bar igaurdftes pao
Rist Ripers Rorbbreo peo Waterpal
Drift os gaar MI for at itstte 8dz
pqlsrist. Sppenoe 9ipiIion, iom er
Der, saar / Gftermipbas."
Sfprpsien bdpbe 8rigsoepartemens
tst ubIteot fslgsnoe Telegram: Den
12ts Jebruar tpg General 5renf
Spergang.n oper Rist Riper peo De
tiel Drift. paa bpis Sitbreb Ste og
7oe 0ipiiioner MI er %leiret."
g%egpnoelien 9ob.
General Robsrts' Ipancering IA
Mpbber Riper er bespnot meo life
Tibet !6elb. 8riterne er trGrgt tno |
Orange 5%riitaten unoer 5prisget paa
at omaaa 3ommanbant Gronies benz
fire 5lsi / Wagersfontein. De bar
punoet 9eIibbslIe at fire Drifts, opsr
bpilte be aabenbart gift ouer Wopoer
% Hiet Glpsne, og tdget fem goers
leire meo oeres S5orraao.
Oct or panIteligt at fsl9s Yep9gels
Ierne Der pau 9runo al be %ufuloit9ns
oiQe Starter; men bet Ier uo, 1om ON
General 5rsnd's burtige Sep99elier
life Blot ALTAR 8oernes 5orbinoelIe
meb Socpbsbal, men tiaige it9n9te
ceres oirette Routs til 8lpemfontsin,
mebens be pad iamrus Glib uoiatte
Sienpen for ct 5~lantsangreb paa
9eien til 8oihof. Saaleoes betra8tes
ialfalb Situatipnsn Der.
Oct antagss, at 9eneral Met6uen
enonu bolosr en- Sitting isnoenfor
Masersfpntein, ps bet unIeeS 'om
i~anoipnligt, at Sopeobeniigten meo
General Mae Spnalos Expedition iii
9uooopsbers er at oenos 8oernss Ops
martiumbso b~eItooer os bort fra
@ensral Sren6's plunlagte Sepa9elie.
General Rpberts' Stprte antages MI
at tQne $4,000 Wdno.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20

Siere erseIite 8lupe ~frembolber, al
2orb Rob.rts, ben sperfttommanoez
renbe ! Spb airita, buroe rptte frem
mso 10000, men bapoe ban benz,
tunoe ban suu upsr SraniezS loben,
tnuis al wtpbitano Og naa PRETORIA
pad en- Muaneo. ct amsritanit glab
eier opmsrtfom paa, at bette er
ugisrIist, islp ON ban funbe rptts
frem uoen at meoe nogen Mobitanb.
Soro Roberts meb en- Scr paa TO-
900 tunos life. nuur ban rsiits meb
8ogne forip9nbt meb Stser, tiIbaass
I9ggs mere eno 10 Ril ON Sassn,
islp ON 9osrne intel siorbe for at bin
bre BAN. % 9sisn til Pretoria er
lang. 5or at anftueIiggipre afitanz
ben mslem PRETORIA ps be pfteit
napnte StOer / SpOsafrita nu unpsr
arigsn, fou fan mar tuss for Iig Ell
aari oUer be 5orensbe Stater, % bpis
nan on gaar uo fra, at 9ugten pep
Rem gort CT 8elasoas9 ustsn, iau
iparsr PRETORIA til Buffalo. Gftsr
famine gersgnins iparsr Durham til
5ampton | 8irsinia, og gol.sbsra.
Tom enenu boIoes al 8oerne, falosr
inmmsn meo 2eringtpn / asntutp,
msoens Gdpetopn, bpor Gnalanbsrns
bar TT SoUeooplngsiteo os ubsanss,
punt, Dilos tomms pmtrent mibt
imsIem 2iitls Rod, artanias, oa
Mempbis.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
Sulteoe libel.
20 6ntter / lang Sio inbcItenot
ct 6loict / ct nbeboct Sus.

Nstp gort, 16Oe 5sb. - Qlumbsre,
ION isaar arbeiosos i ct ubeboet Sus
paa De 5oreit apenue, fanot be for
raaonsoe Gig at to Gutter / ct gloiet.
De bleo gientienot at beres Tsorelore
fom Wartin 2sfler, 9 aar, % Gbas.
Sprnes, II aar sammsl. De bar
pGret foripunbet iiben 3bie gluouIt.
pa be forlob fine Sism / RerbeSsn
nteo ben geiteb, at be ftuloe ub for at
plutte 2Gbler.
S~pgntn9ert, bpor De blsp funbet, bar
alori9 paret beboet. Su !Sufet bar
tarols, bleo 0sren itenst, us aft,
lom bar igien at sisrs, bar plumbin.
gen.
Su plumberne Tom igaar, blsp be
na1fen opsrp9lSst at ben frpateIiae
@tont. Dc git efter eusten us aa6s
rlsoe ct elOist, Tom bar bpssei ino /
Vasssn, os Der funot be 9iaens.
Del antasss. at @utterne bapbe
le9t 9iemisI, og at be bapbs saast inb
! elo'stet os luttet Ssrtn efter fla.
Ssren er f%oripnst meO 5iqrlaus "a
Tan title dabnss inbenfra, Oa GloIetst
sr basgst iaaleoss, at en- inoeluttet
Perion fan itrise Of ole arafter
uosn at faa 9ialp, Sele gpen blep
9jsnnsmisst | ausuit, 9utternes Dor.
tratsr blep cFentliaaiprt / qpiierne.
oa ! Glcsn blsO Der Tptn.t.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20

- 5r. Sedert. fom er gift msb en-
Batter at ben amsritanite Spfinber
9pobpear, bolbt ben 16be ct Sores
bras / bet seosrafite Sslfab | gsrs
lin ps ptrebe, at Snbbpsssrns / be
5orenebe Stat.r sr bet melt optimis
itiite (pslmenenbs) % melt patriptiits
Golf | @erben.
IS NpsGnslanb er Der M en- pis
Sppotticn mob Grpaniipn," iasbs
Salsrsn; men be 5orenepe Stater /
bet belle er sisnnemsda.npe | GaDsr at
grpunion, os pna famine 5io bill be
'ppretholn. MonroesD pttrinsn. Tom er
sauet iaalebss inb | Solicit, at ben inbs
prentes 8srnsn. | Stolen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
Ssprb 8oieberp ia iOrleben / Sper

Sorb 8oieberp ia iorlepen / Sper.
buffet, at gnslunps 5oriss paa at afs
lutte en- aIianes mep be Sorsnebs
Stater paa ben enc Sibe os msb INIT.
Lamb paa ben anb.n msbtes meb aulbs
baaoe | Waibinston os | Berlin.
9enns 9em9rtnins Tom messt bstimes
list for Wc&inleps Rssierins. ba Ops
petitioner MI sisr sislD.nbs, at rbsns
rissminiiter !Sap meb prGibsntsns
Samtptte saar Gnslanbs 9grsnber
os Tiger at bepiie osnns Yaaitanb Deb
at pess paa, at ban bar siort England
ZEN pistiss Snprsmmelis, at 9icaras
suutanalen lite ftal bsiaitss, % at
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20

banhe c~pcrraftet os forbuniet oto at
hfrs ON gritrrnts 9eotrlds Snos
afriia. 6dns gIaner tr inohnlist
Msrl,; men ban tan bli nsot I'll at
ineaaa en- guianct meo Gnslafio.
1ineer ban bet imipIertio, al ban Tan
uneadd btt, bill BET pare BAN iirrt.
San srHer lite at bare rcg,i at be-
title enttn NEE Gnglano elIer Rus
Lamb, men piI itda isIritGnoie.
suiicr 5Iulruc Of sEtnlrl paa sni
aulfr.iisn bar siort SttlinS'n
Gadisn bstGntslig. af Won9sl paa
RrI bar be offsutIiss StoIsr mddttst
luttss, en- RGngoe 5abrittr bar itcn'
fst, rs at be 5rdin, iom odgIig git no
"a ino / Drssosn, er inoord9ne c9
Sraften pda Dc imalipursos Sdner tr
uIotIts opbsrt.
2%mnnRut.
SnFnsn5a trrper ftuoig fine
Gre / 3pItlarb. Den ipursr hosrtsn
StprFolt tuer Smadfolt. Scr Sioen
lioosr MtnifHrtns Or, Rigust og 8rsp
b. 9uloip FAINT gerIirs Cperborgers
meter !Sr. airidnsr ipss al Snfns
ensa. Ilsre betienots ameritanere /
Berlin tr osiua angrebre. S9gerne
p%dditaur, at optr $4,000 psrioner /
Berlin bar ,SnFuenSa; men forboIoss
ois fda Der, o1 S%pgoommsn pptrGosr
/ Nib Gorm.
IRA Diirtembsre msIoes, at
GFlooen gletar Zen 9iTIoo til Rbinsn)
%opsriprmmsr fine grsoosr og letter
itcre StrGtniuosr unosr 9dno.
gpen 2pnu / England par nGr
p.b at bIiOs Iagt / aft.; men Snss
boloe frsIfte BEN. 30 poIitibetients
ppbag.Os, Of Der bar SloIss ! 5orrets
ningsitresst % ti!talote ct Duitn
admsrattr. Ollie 9anorsr bar till
frosns, og Der bar life en- 0raube
9arb at faa. 9olitibstientsne tog ou
BET Rdao at fate Snsbolbe ino i
Glammsrns, og pa De bapos bolot pad
meb bet / to Simsr, bar Sloen iluttet.
- On rusiiit Ssrnbane ital bnggss
frsm til ben p~erIiIte gust, og ben an
tngss at bIips frrbig / 1903.
= On Del trigerIte GIbarsiere bar
rp,tst inb / Wontsnegrp og "tjenosr
og br9nosr, hpOr be idrsr irem." 5prz
ten at WOntsnsgro bar ienbt en- Scr
ftnrts impb benz.
DIT er after pud Sale at sjsre
&ong Sstdr til 9olosiftsmdno /
Sampa= IHGrerne. Som betjsnot,
bar BET rDIig 9ris pua bisie Ger, os
meaet blso sbeIaet. 9u sr Der Spsrss
maoI ON, bporIeoes Gritatningen for
bet ftaf foroeles me[Ism Waeterne.
Song Sstar ertlarsr fig pilis til at
pRre 5ormano | ben apmmisTion, ipm
Ital neoiGttss / Sagens Qnlsbnin9.
England Og SnIfIuno bill sierne ba
BAN; amsrita Far snbnu intet Iagt.
1884 bar Der / De 5prsnsbe
stutsr Is MiI Ssrnbans, boorpau
poft blso fsrt; MI sr oer 147,777
nil. vi pOit al ole alasIsr, Tom
bIep foroslt az Sernbanspo'tclsrte /
1898 bar 1925, 706 Stptter anben
aIosiss qoit (glpiisr).
Rartuni flyer. at ben nuparsnbe
9rRnois for MeoosleIie peo traaolss
SsIesraf fan fOrssss til $50 Mil.
Seslu Iooer, Of ban en- Dag bill telez
srafere ppsr atIantsrbdpst paa benne
Maoos, oe emilio 9uarini, en- ung
ita!ienft Glettritsr, paaitaar at babe
en- proees, hpprpeo iaaoan Mebbelelie
fan uoitrattes iii en- bpiltsnipmbelft
SRngoe peb 9j9lp at en- iaatalbt Rez
psater af bans essn OpfinosIis, iom
tfslge bans puaitanb mobtaaer be
sIsttriite 9slger og ppsrisnDsr benz til
andre Rspeut.rs til ~fortiat 8jentas
eelfs. qau benne Maabe iror ban, at
polarerpsbitioner fan bpIos iis / Be-
rerins meo GtoiIiidtipnsn peo at anz
brinse en- aepeatsr for bper 500 Mil.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
.8yen er unoiat.
Srenh naar aimb rleD. - War'dl
til gfoemiontein beBpnot.
Nensbmrg torlaot.

2onbon, 17be Jeb. - gnoeltg bar
be brittle 9aaben bapt 5elo. Sins
berleD er unoIat al en- fppenoe aolons
ne aapa[leri os qrti0.ri unoer 8enss
raj 5rend, % 9oerne trGtter Jig tils
baae fra belle ggnen pmtring Woooer
Riper.
General Robsrts bar meb 9opeos
itprten bsspnot i'm Mari4 mob
gloemfontein. 5an bar aaereos
stablsrst en- pistis Sitting / Sacobss
bal inbenfur Orange 5riitatsns
9renbIer.
arissbepartentsntet mcbtos igddr
fslsenbe Telegram fra 9.neral Ros
bsrts: "SacobsOaI, 16pe Jeb. Roos
tog imorses fslsenoe fra 9eneral
Srena: 'Sar fulpftenois ipIittet Jiens
ben fra 8imberleps SpoiiDe, fra
4lsrdnpsrsfontein til Slipbantsfona
tsin, os MI ftal Ri bsiatts perss
9runb. gi tos. 5ienpsns aeir og
tore Oplassbus og 5oripnins al
Qmmunition. Sppe 9ritere rappprs
tsres faaret'."
gnbpibere bar &rissoepdrtementet
faaet fplssnoe llnoerretnins fra 8ens'
raj Roberts: "Saeobsbal, 16bs 5eb.
Seq bar COB 9runb til at trp, at
SorTtanosningsrne peo Masersfontein
er forlabt at 9oerne, iom forieser at
unbtomme. General Srenh aiennems
~ftreifer MI 2anoet noroenfor aimberz
lsD. Gn at 9sneral aellbs 8enps Brit
9aber forfslser en- msaet tor goers
tonpoi, ipm bepager Jig mob 8loemz
fortein." =.
arigsbepartemsntst oTentlig9ioroe
isoar fslsenoe Telegram fra General
Roberts:
~"Sacobsoal, 16oe Ssb., 81. 2 Gfs
t%ermiobag. General Srsnp naaeoe
8imberlep Sbprsbag often meb !Sss
itedrtineri, 8apaleri pg bsreoent Sns
fanteri."
Remmer Hensbnrg.
8apitaben, 15be sysb. - 9ritsrne
rsmte ReRsbers ibas, pg 8uerre fors
fsste at fprfslse benz. Men Irtileri
og Hifleilb ~ftanbIeoe beres Sremrpts
ming, os SnniTtinins Sraspner gioroe
ct pirtiomt Qnsreb.
6por er Grprie?
2pnoon, 17bs Seb. - Oct baabes,
at ben Soroel, fpm 9riterne MI bar
punoet, bill bepirte itdoise 5remitrtot
/ Gelttoset, inotil maaits ct ufsisrenpe
Slds er tinmet | Smssnen at gloems
f~ontein. Griitatens Sppeoitap bar life
bsf9itet, ba arisen ~bsspnote, og bet
oibss life, ON 8oeritdternss fcreneoe
Stprts pil gisre Stanb / 8pens Sms
egn eller paa ct anbet Steo peo 8enes
raj 2o6erts Mari6linie.
&omlet llpibsnbsb ON, bpab be agz
ter at gisre, raaoer FER, og Splpsnins
ger berom, og f9rlig ON General
Groniss &ommanhper pentss msb
Spending. General Rpberts' Seles
gram ON, at ban tror, at 8oernes
Stanoier oeo Mdgersfontein er for
lobt, pg at JienDen forisser at tomme
bort, er ben eneite Qntpbning til, at
8oerne enonu er psitenfor ben brittle
Stprte. Spsrsmaalet "tan Gronie
unoiipe?" bsr piitnot foranorss til
bar Gronje unoiluppet?"
General Roberts' Ssniist er tppelia
at omrinse Soerne os forbinbre bsres
Silbagtpg, ce 8riternes Sitting,
ION aabenbart banner en- flor Salps
cirtel fra Mobber Riper Station
siennem Sucpbspal til 8imberlep,
burOe tunne bette, m.bminore be toms
mer forient.
yoerne o%perrun1plet.
Grobrinsen at 8osrnes Sorraab
os Ammunition piier, at 5isnoen bell
n,2 bIan onaxx,sInI, RI
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
goerltir tagct.

Sonbon, 15ce Sch. - ariasbepors
tementst III isuur Gftermiobaa fol-
ssnos Telegram fra @eneral Roberts:
Sstisls Drift, Moober Riper. 14pe
5eb. 5rend oros bsrfra ST. 11.;3o
tsaar 5ormiooas mso tire 8riaaber
aaoaIisri Seitsarti1sri ua bsrepent
5nfantsri for at tase en- Spsraana
ODER Mobosr Ripsr % Mil borts,
ri, 5.35 GftermibOag rappurt.rer ban,
at ban bar f~orcerst OOergana oper
Sllp Drift os beiat Ssioerns paa Gl.
psns RorSiiSe Ds taget ire al Sien.
osns asirs meo ber.s Surraab, me.
pens Obsr'tlsitnant 9orbon al I'm,
9uslarsr, iom bar meo bans grioope
sloroe ct Stinangrsb paa RonSspoI
Drift frs glil i 9sit. tOa ben ga ben
onOsn Drift mslsm ben Ga slip Drill
oa TO 2eire til.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
VDerne Dperrumplct.

grobrinsen uf 8oernss 5orraab
.os Ammunition piier, at 5isnoen bell
bis blep O%perrumplet; men Der er fire
Seen til, at be fore 9anoner / Waz
sersfontein blep flpttet tbs moi til, at
be life tunoe fable i 9riternes Sans
Der, os at en- flor Del af @ensral
Gronies arme fulste meb aanonerne.
9eneral Mstbuens 5laaoetanunerer
'rapportereoe for nosle 0ase iioen, at
6orIparerne at Masersfontein 6plbt
paa at foretase en- oistig gspaaslIe,
os at insen flor 9anon bar aHsret paa
it9itsn en- llse. Men bpis aanonerns
lite i~forpsisn bar flpttet, maa 8oernss
TAB ! benne Seniesnbs babe peret
baarot.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20

ban bar bsbarolst Grsaoniul Wds
crum paa en- utiIbsrlis Roaoe, fcrei
ban uiIts zig p~snIigiiuOst mob Soerns.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-20
snIitr sIuLrrnc ui sglnltl paa snI

aulftreiien bar giort SttlinS'n
Sadisn betGnttIig. af Wan9sI paa
arI bar be pFsutIiss Stoler mudttet
luttss, en- RGngoe 6abrittr bar 'ten'
ist, rs af be Grain, iom odgIig git no
"a ino | DRESDEN, er inoordsne ~
sraTtsn pda be im~aliporsos Sansr er
oletlts ophert.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-26
Gold Hill Produces IS Tons Daily

The Gold hill, which Is just four miles
northeast of Express, and only a short
distance from the Gold Ridge, has just in.
creased its milling capacity to thirty-five
tons daily, and in a few days the new ma.
chinery will be in operation. The force of
thirty miners will be increased at once.
There has been something over $4,000
sunk into this mine, every dollar OF which
came out of it, besides paying handsome
dividends, and 1t has today as good a
financial standing as any mine In the
country. In conversation with Colonel
James A. Painting, under whose skill
ful management 1t has come into promi.
nence as a producer, he said: with the
Gold Hill and the Gold Ridge we have
two Of the best mines in the country up
near Express. don't care what those
Sumpter people think, know this. We
can show any day ledge that will equal
any in the country, both In size and value.
! have spent the last four years in the
Gold Hill and the mine now has a tunnel
depth Of over $50 feet and looks better all
the time. As a matter Of fact, there Is lit.
tie known of the value Of this mine as we
have never courted publicity. We have
good mine, we know 1t, and we are salts.
fed. Baker City Herald.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-26

mel to cross.cut one of the numerous leads
that are known to traverse this property
and which crop out on the surface few
hundred feet up the mountain from the
mouth of the main working tunnel. This
property presents as fine a showing as
any In this section for the amount Of de.
tnst and separate free gold leads of fair
size and value have been uncovered on the
surface, and the owners have every conf.
dence that when these are encountered In
the face of the tunnel at depth Of several
hundred feet, they will have mine equal
to any in Grant or Baker counties. The
Yellow Daisy group Is about two miles
from Lawton.-Lawton STANDARD.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-26
MANAGER MecALLUM PAYS $1,000.
Though Money Not Yet Due on the Bell
Baker and Red Fox.

Manager II. S. McCallum, of the Nam.
moth Gold Mining company, and the Bald
Mountain Mining company, came to Ba.
ker City yesterday and made the final
payment Of 81, 900 Of the purchase price of
the Bell Baker and Red Fox claims, ad.
joining the Mammoth mine In Mammoth
district. The persons receiving the money
and from whom the title to these proper.
ties passed, were Thomas McEwen, }. +.
Cupid and Andrew Elliott, all we'll known
citizens of Sumpter.
The last payment on the purchase Of
these properties was not due until Jan.
uary !, 1901, but few days was Of no
Importance to the syndicate buying them,
all of whom are Boston people, since
sufficient development has given ample
evidence of the value of the mines.
The Mammoth Mining company, the
purchaser of the Bell Baker and Red Fox,
Is one of the strongest companies opera
ting in the eastern Oregon gold fields and
1t Is matter of congratulaton to know
that the company has placed its conf.
dence with so great degree of certainty
Of success as that indicated by the splen.
did showing made by the mines they now
control, under so able management as that
of Mr.. McCallum who, since his advent
into Baker county, has shown remark.
able foresight and extraordinary business
ability. His success has been remarkable
and there are still greater achievements in
store for him and those associated with
him.-Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-26
Good Showing on the Yellow Daisy.

S. B. Dourty's Yellow Daisy group,
situated on the south end Of Spokane
mountain. near the Red Boy, Is now un.
dergoing further development. A force Of
men are at work extending the main tun.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-26

Say the word. Let me show YOU what have been sh
ing weak men for quarter of cenurythe true roaG
health The remedy offer you will you faithfully W
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
Mems Fall Suits

Choice and exclusive styles obtainable
only at Hennessy's.
Fine Cheviot Suits in blue and black,
with single breasted sack coats. well
lined and finished. Made in regular and
stout sizes. Price $500 suit.
Fine Oxford Cheviot Sack Suits, four
button Princeton style. Well made, sty-
lish and lasting. All sizes, price $751; 90
Euit.
Greenish gray Cheviot Suits with fine
stripes in red and black. Nobby single
breastd, four button Princeton sack
coats with outside breast pocket and lin
ings of twilled serge. All sizes, price
$500 each.
Rich Oxford gray Cheviot Suits with
new four button single breasted Sack
Coats and new shaped lapels, Innings of
fine twilled serge. cuffs to sleeves, out
side breast pocket to coat. All sizes,
price $500.
Fancy l and black striped Worsted
Suits, made with single breasted Prince
ton Sack Coats, plain sleeves, fine serge
Innings. All sizes, price $500 each.
These styles are but a few of the many
made expressly for us. All are made of
the finest all wool fabrics. cut, tailored
and finished by experts. None better.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
ga. STRANGER IN NEW YORK

An otherwise meritorious performance
of "A Stranger in New York" was marred
last night by the introduction by one OF
the performers, of an alleged song sung
for political effect, and for the singing
of which the company is said to receive
a good, round sum from the democratic
barrel behind the fusion ticket.
Butte's theatre-going public raised
such a storm of protest last night that
the undertaking is not likely ito be re-
peated. The people of Butte go to the
theatre to be amused, not to hear polit-
cal topics of which they get a sufficiency
in everyday life. They don't want to
hear about Wizard Oil n any other
kind of oil.
B~lumenstein, the manager, IS quoted
as saying that the SONG w'hich was pre-
pared for the membe of the company
and probably paid for out OF the funds
of the fusion committee, was sung with
out his knowledge or consent. Mr..
Blumenstein probably caught on last
night.
The slender-limbed Miss Mccoy, who
sans the song, stated that it was of her
own composition but few people in the
audience believed it when she forgot her
lines. AS a matter of fact that song was
sung in Butte two weeks ago at a fusion
meeting.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
ODD FELLOWS WILL
MEET TOMORROW.

The state grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
will open it's annual session in Fidelity
hall tomorrow morning and about 400
delegates from all parts Of the state are
expected to be in attendance.
Local reception committees ave been
appointed to welcome all visitors and
the effort will be made to make the at
fair the most successful and pleasant
meeting in the history Of Odd Fellow
ship in this state.
Severe delegates from outside lodges
arrived in the city last night Inc today.
Great Falls sent Samuel French, +. +.
Powell, Frank F. Glass, r. Fl. Twain,
Thomas Millington and M. r. Luke.
From kalispell there arrived Miss M.
Whaley, Mrs. H. Lanti, W.. H. Griffin,
and j. w. Johnson and wife; from Miles
City, Miss E. K. Davis and Miss Louisa
Cooley, and from Bozeman Miss Meta
Fowler, Mrs. A. B. Carow and Mrs. Ruth
Mcpherson.
The following reception committee is
looking after the comforts of the visit
ors: Jacob Shanlanker, Harry Honey
head, VIM. Curtis, Joseph Kramer, j.
Corbett, John Nelson, w. J. Goldworthy,
Joseph Trevarthen, Charles Wedlake,
VIM. Hancock, Davis Gilbert, Samuel
Johnson, D. J.. Charles, E. Dorsey, John
Sjoblom, c. 7. Williamson, Charles
Sanders, Thomas St%urtridge. E. w.
Ralph, Harry Goodland, ave Meikle-
John, Geo. Pascoe and DIR. A. w. John
son. ,.as-A.xS..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
THE CATHOLIC FAIR.
Will Open at 2 O'clock in the Afternoon
So as to Reduce Crowd in
Evening.

The children found Saturday their time
to shine at the Catholic fair, and the lit
tie ones were there in drOves. Nor were
they there simply out of curiosity; they
had plenty of fun, to be sure, but they
thronged the booths and contributed
their mite to the good cause like little sol
diers.
The evening vas the best period of the
fair up to date. The hall was crowded
to suffocation, and hardly a person pres
ent but did not invest in everything that
was brought to his attention. There were
plenty Of girls to bring things to ones
attention and take a chance, mister,
please" was heard on every hand.
The friends of Miss O'Neil and Miss
McDermott are making efforts
in behalf of their respective candidate in
the contest for the most popular young
lady. The votes at present tally about
equally, but there are SO many books out
that 1T will be impossible to tell who is
the winner until the end of the fair. Other
contests will be arranged during the
three remaining nights of this week.
The Turkish, h Japanese and the doll
booths seem to be about equally patron
lied and do a rushing business. This is
accounted for by the fact that each has
pronounced beauties to ladle out smiles
along with their wares. Miss Kennedy
and Mrs. Boucher form a double team at
the doll booth, Miss Barker and the tall
queenly woman with the diamonds" as
an admirer has termed her at the Tur-
kish booth, and Miss O'Neill and Miss
Kelley at the Japanese booth.
The ice cream booth is generally
crowded. There Miss Katie Foley n
Miss Regina O'Connell are frequently to
be seen, while Mrs. O'Connells winning
way" hath great powers to provoke an
ice-cream thirst.
The ladies wish to draw special atten-
ton to the fact hat hereafter the fair
will open at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
SO as to reduce the crowds in the even
ing and give people breathing room.
The dining hall will be in readiness at
the hour the fair opens and anybody de-
string a good, substantial meal, with
genuine home cooking" can get it by
going to liners Union hall.
Saturday evening Miss Louisa Pryor
played for two hours on the piano for
the amusemnt Of the crowds. She is an
excellent performer for one so young n
evoked encore after encore. u
The last prizes awarded during the
week We're drawn as follows: Palm,
ticket No. 5, Thomas Markley; doll,
ticket No. 80, Miss Margaret Morgan;
tobacco jar, ticket No. 40, Miss IVY Bar
ker; meerschaum pipe, ticket No. 26. Jer-
emiah Cooney.
Everybody is wondering who will be
the lucky recipient of that obacco lar,
OF course, Miss Barker doesn't smoke:
she has no use for it.