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Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Oct, 0a1t. Ole Ril'en; for Gbilbrens
Companion, Enitor @esnig og Ralt.
8. g. 3ilbobl.
Neolemmer al goaro Of Srnitees:
Ealtor 8. @nlieth, Utica, ssls.; Son.
SIep Welicn, Slater, Soma; 9alpor
Berg, Muibforb, Wtnn.
Suppleonter Sobn 6. 0iberid,
Wanitpipoc, Wts.; sc. g. Helion,
Cate Wins, Soma; Cars Gbrlitian.
fen, Woorbeob. Winn. Iae paIgt
peo Affirmation.
9eitprer for Seminnriet, Nrof.
W. 8. gsdman; 8icebeitprer, Trof.
6. o. 9ino, 8. 8.
9prbae ben lobe Sum-.
inbpiebes Oct me 9ormitorp peo st.
SIof College, bporom Der mebbeles
mere ~fnloltanoist paa ct anoet Steo
| 9laoet.
SpnSag ben 16be Snni
blep aunoiooterne orbinereoe al iSor.
manoen. Ct Offer poa 200 Collars
optoges til trPnsenbe BrRiter %
Br9iteenfer. Paitor Eansierb op-
lpiR aon6ioaternes 9epnetsbeifri.
peIier. SIere bitnbreoe Wenneifer
fom life ino 3irfen unoer SrSina-
tionen, % Seoen bar fpelenoe tnoe
| Girfen.
SsIgenoe er aanoioaternes Rap.
ne:
1. 81. aribien Maberg, 3mbioai
fra ben Sorenebe 8irfes Seminar,
faIbet til 9rGit fra Safe Wabiion og
SreiolSisbeo Menigbeo, 9. 9.
2. OIof 3obnion gritien, auno.
fra be Sor. airfes Serinar, taIoe.
til Irpft fra Sperbrup, Stupnnaer
% SsnsberQ Weniebeoer, Wim,.
8. Rils 1illiam anubien, auro
ira Den iSor. Rirfes Sertinor, falbei
til Brett fra Rbinelanoer, 8is.
4. 9itmor 9arien, &unb. fra Der
Sor. airfcs seminar, falSet ri
IrGit fra c 1nitpn Wenigbeo, Sa.
5. Sobn arnt Iasgarb. 3anb
fro Den ;sor airfes Seminar, faloe
til Brett FOX Normap @rcoe, Dams
So. @is.
6. 9enbif Gnnnerion gonbobI
aano. fro Den Sor. 2irfes Seminar
falSet til Qrrit for &acine Wenig
tro, &acire. Wis.
Z. ears 9ilbelm Rs, 3uro. III
Ben isor. arctes Selninar, faIbet II
Brett FOR 6 ane Greet % gmaniie
DSeniabeoer, 5bidaiaip Go, Soma.
S. Sheoojr Nlbert &nnhin Gle
aonb. fra Seu Sor. 9irtes Seminar
faIeet til @rpit for Sen Sor. 8irfe'
WiSiicn pna Maongasfar.
8. Sbor Sborien Seimarf, aonS
fra Ben Sor. Rirfes Serninar, faIoe
til 8rpit for emanuel % ct. Getr
IenigbeSer, Storp Gitp, So.
10. SIof Ratbiion. aanb. fr
aen Sor airtes Seminar. taIbet Il
YrGft for SperSrups Wenisbef
Waibburn Co., %. 2.
II. Ghoriten Sobnion Mosofel
aanS. for neu Soreneoe Rirtes q
| minar, falbet til S%i9Ipepr9it no
Yaitor ", z. Sonfolsrne. 6eslenoer
T ..
: ~. 9briitian 1. SbompIor
3ano. fra Den Jor. airtes Semina'
/, faloet iii Groslt for Gresoo % &iog'
|; man %eRipbeoer, Greseo, Sa.
10. Seeer 9oromisien Srclita'
aano. ira Oeg 5or. airfeS SeminaI
! faloet Ill GrGit for Menomorfe Q
andre Wenigbeoer, Wis.
I Ia. Soban Warfin Mifteiis
Rerpis, aonb. ira ben Gor. airfi
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
2u sOnsSe sits ne seuiua; buortI sIsrneaamn bku tt sputag Den lsOe Snt

nognsIinie bragte Den enc f~ulbpoffe-
De 8oen eiter ben onben til Seitgritii.
ben, men Oct tog melem TO % tire
elmer, for ben lit fragtet Dem ale
oerben. Soran gpeuineenS SnS'
gang bar opiat en- platform for Ia.
lerne, Sofultetet % Samhinbets
Gmbebsmenb. Baltor 8. M. gisrn
par ben ierite Saler. Rao 8ritnblng
al ct CUBS Orb fremboGot ban Rob.
penoigbeben at, at De boroeftoe Tre.
tier lit en- grunbig llbbdnreIie for at
De meb @~proigbeo og 8pgtigbeo
funoe repreientere Subs airfe paa
Sor6.
Brof. i. q. &iIbabl fra Iortb-
fieIo toIte pao @ngeIif. alort % tn.
oeIigt, beitemtt og alporligt og
meo Den ham egne @arnte ~ beto'
neoe han Wsoperoigbeben al, at pore
Breiter lit en- gr,innie og aIiioig tbeo.
logiif lloodanelie.
Sans Cert bar 2 Sim. 9, 3:
"Snab nj bar bert at mig | mango
8i0nerS HPrp9relie, betrn oct I'll
poaIioeIige Renneifer, iom er op9.
tiee til oeiaa at lore andre.
Peo Stprfe fremb9peoe Saleren,
at set er ~nsbpenbist for Dem, iom
foI forfpnSe @nos ORD. at De peo
ShIbium % gen forbpber fig | Subs
aubenbareSe Sanobeo og at oct giel.
Der at boIoe Taft peo Oct al @uo inb.
bIriteOro, iom a%obenbaret / De pro.
ieti'te og apoitoliife Sfrifter. San
frentnoIot at Inlet tbeoIogiif euer Il.
IoioFif SpItem err ioo breht % omfat'
tenoe iom Gri'ti @nanaeIium, Der
inobpoer ale Spnbere til SUBS iric
Ruaoe / 8riihis. Goa en- Iaaenoe %
fraftia Moooe ofbifte ban oer mere
gibcItritifs uberettigeoe ausreb poo
Sen beIliae Sfriits 3unon.
Gen npIte Saier bar Ohio Spr'
ohers Eormono, Or. Shuette. oel
traf Ill at bore nproerenbe for an
Iebniuaeu. San uotoIte i'm fulot
SiITutnina Ill 8roi. aiIonhIs Gale oe
ubtoIte tiniee, Of Ohio Snuoben of
BEN Soreneoc airtr por iom ct, bpai
9pren OF ben firfeliee Sitting an
aoor: Sou N,tttebe nteS Of uotol'
itne bcNIte 2nifcr for oen SoreneS'
airfes irentibisr @irfe.
Sormano Sopme oplrite @feIer
breoetS 4oe aop. "a Iaeoe @rnno
iteuen / oen treeniqe @r,bs 9sapn. =
Sisrreitenen er en- poleret 9ranit
blof, i 6piIfen er i~nbsraperet oei
fsor. Girfes Iapn % Seel. :
@nuoitenen neSIaebes Ell bel DC
@saer % offieierIe Sfrifter. melen
EaIerne lang 6criomliueen Her
8erS al forlfielige Salnter. Soirie
iauaen Ieoiase.oes Of Scrnnni'tf, De
ipiueSes al 81. Olaf College elene
flGote / bride llniiormer.
Senunoriet Iiaaer poa ct 'nrlif
oa let tiIsienaeIigt Steo. % @nan,i
gen er baase paffer % improvement
Raar @rnnoen blir ruooet % alt bli
fGrSiat, oil Oct bli ct Seilist % beh'
oeliat Steo. 0et er CT naffert Q
romantic Steo troos oIt Snat
mooiat &etring,
Get par en- hsitIhelig Stuno % c
I. betuoniussiuIo 9eeipenbeo life BIZ
r for Den fscr. airfe. men for belle Dc
: lutberIte airte | amerifa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Den Soreneoe Rirfe
9nsser @rnnbftenen til TT tbeolosi'
lie Seminar.

Sisrneitenen til ben 5oreneoe Sir.
FEC 9reiteieminarilm | CT. gntbonp
9orf laebe Ssnoas gftermiobas,
ben 16oe Stunt. Der bar en- ubpre
Soriamline. Como SnterurbanS por.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

~ iroiR SseIss. " q. Son.
osft paa &sifisIoet. vi 9beobor GoIpar-
aTsiaepen. 9aIs l en- Inaoousfsii. nj q. Ssrs'
osr9.
c1aar Der Val ffrtssS I'll etorsbror. efsr
6snrif mrarsr.
Of en- HorbpoItarsrS 9asboe. Snlufoiou
Ssosfamp. Gftsr .. StIbers.
suFssr bal III 9aopbahI RoiiTtn.
&bbsbsnS 0aps. III Sobn > QiHedst
GteSnen.
Oumnser 0Eans. VI ErnuIi.
1tIRoM. Sortalius al Snit hubert
q, ItierS. vi Saeob D. pua.
Cenr~ etanIss % bsnS Atrifaferetr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Gnmaifinsu sSusuennen,s Tom leg moetoa
tcr lrnsere 3io iieen, or leg pelfcrnpiet meb
| Que Ielr. hporior iea oubefoler ben til
gnbuer. iom asttr at iisbe e1 Sumorine.
0raet ~ GsHiA Qmune ~. etrams
nss. 0Soaan. Rins-
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Snngrs Sgnose.

"guobGrerer" meooeIer: Sel.
aen6e forte aihcIoStale al Yooen bsr
ale Iqie, operpeie % eiterlepe: -Vre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
0amilies 9esning No. Is GanitrereD
Seturab. YOasns npe Yramie iur 19Oo-19ol
(160 Sber) er MI farbis os enbes iii ole, banbe npe os samle abonnentef,
Der bar betalt for ct Mar I UorTno.

@b benne BOG fsfsr fire Art Supplements, nsmlis:
Winter ~Scene-From an original painting by the famous Japanese
artist, Kozan.
The Falls of Wawa-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, Biyo.
Sparrows Fighting-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, KAN.
Storks-From an original painting by the famous Japanese artist,
Chikusan.
1Me ginbr r be HneHe Tom fan pnabneers paa shhosraEeus cmaaa.
90 nil paaiipanrs Of mbun. Der frhaar fs paa annh.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Ser er enbnu nosle Gremplarer tilbaae al:
ssamilie. 9esmimg No.6 (naeo 8iaeber)

bill bore aaR. Fnbs at aa fubiommen pa Ssoe mO be fOnsaaenss
Rumre, af bpiae be to Fbfe ubst / SpIas al $4,000 Setrast tsssnSs
...SnoboIo..
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

IA Ola Ella FaIes ia SartsI. Ut Sttsptrnano
tebsbinsbs. w Gbriffiau gsuasslan.
emaapsrS AT Asnrif @erestans.
gesItsSanS. glsauttssntns al TL
8rteoen "Gmilp 4rano'.
epsr HartbtI bsntsr sGbIemst.
att &c Die ~torIaot.
On aiutnebiftorts. NJ EruuI.
Bore praHo enter paa 8rierfsopes.
! etormnatteu. VI Satos 5nbit1.
Gu S~oruoaneIfs. vi en- snssIF aapirtns ers
brtue,r.
On eaunmsI Sifhsris. let fsrfs 3oupaib. -
bar paret glores. vi Z. ~.
Zen funHfsrianptse Or. peor. VI IpbriaS
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

q Misunderstanding SO 0 er 10 pate fplorereoe Staeeer, % tpet giueos
n Imtf II qolsrer. 9st fcrie gtleos er ct gruospge sfnr aRaleri AZ
9ieuerna N; oernQn Traatr fra inDre @ofs ehsr Ntaet az efersbsrs:
9ravss fra eatrsnatn, NsAeses al g;stsSsrs; xoresa e. e Ssltsas!as;
cher Iaiei; 1t Sabre al en- S9ter, sfer weakrt al VI. GnoeT; aFerkr I'll
eatrsn. .er aeaIsj a Ii.o.T SSa, 1a Sa:t saa a SsaS.as u shsr ssa's IT, al : =.
Ii Of Sennp NphrSm; xisear % Risemor AIR aiattbaht. ssr Nsiea
al Gibelm Saritu.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23
Al Uaiueky Lsd.

S<dsiia can ri .onsbly claim the
champion IeG.hsesk<r oi the Unit.
Cd States in the person Of Jesse
Wilkesson. Mpn VI ex. Policsma,.
James Wilke,s,n. who resides vt
Twelfth and Montgomery streets.
Yesterday was the twenty. fifth time
he hrs broken his left leg. though
be 10 only sbout IS years cid.
Young Wiikerson wss playing
In . game Of base ball in the after.
noon when the accident occurred.
The leg was broken between the
knee and ankle. He was taken
home and DR.. W. J. Ferguson was
called ~ aud >et the limb. He
s,ya the injury need not be Q pr.
manegt one.
L, IL . matter Of disputed record
that this same limb hid b~en hrok.
en- twenty four times previous to
yeste rday. and from q large variety
OF causes. The hoy se<ms to Be
naturally unlucky In the matter Of
accid. Its, ss,d be can hardly step
out Of doors without breaking his
leg. Dr.. Person says thAt one r~a.
son tor these singular accidents Il
the extreme brittlemess OF the hone
In that limb. -Sedslia Capital.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

Nj. Mschen, ,urevintend, ut Of
free delivery In the possoikce de-.
psrtment. has concluded the work
Of passing upon the number Of ~.
raj iree.delivery sontes which are
10 be established In Missouri up 70
aud including November q. THIS
information 10 not usually given
puhlici,y. but Mr.. Mschen hes In
the past lew days tsten up . large
number Of applications. which have
been pending for sonss time. end
pass d upon them. In view Of The
cla sns which have b<eu msde that
cestsin portions Of the state were
negis ct.d sud the sppiicssio"s held
up. be was iuducsd 10 make the
following statement Of his depart.
&c Mt:
There were TO routes In o;er.
alto" on August .; on september
q, - more ate 10 l~ sdded; on Oc.
tober !. 81; On November 1, 81.
making s4s In operation on Novem.
Der !. o. already stated. Up to
date S@6 applications have been
made. There a'e s4s applications
pending On the books Of the de-
partm~mt OF Ia the hands Of sgents
IN the field. Twelve cases have
been held up for further invsst'ga.
ton. making S46 accouMied for"
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

Mrs. I. N. Sergeant. assisted
BY Der daughter, Miss Lula. and
son. Chester. entertained . nun. Der
Of young people Friday night. In
honor Of her nephew. Howard
SHEPPARD. Of Colorado Springs.
Colorado.
The following were present:
Misses vessa Lackey. Of Kansas
City. Maud Mcclure. Eshel Sharp.
Bevenice Vance, Rachel VauDyke,
verins Pryor. Leona Page. Mary
Montague. Lelah Hays. Fannie
Lewis, Roberta Nspson. Bessie
Yeasie. Mamine Sharp and Measrs.
Robt. Lamkiu, Ora Randolph,
Charles Wiley. Charles Holloway,
Guy McAmis. Will Nayior. Har.
rison Pate. Junior Bryant. Henry
Corder aud Res Thomas.
Refreshments Of cream and cake
were served.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

J. H Lille and wife TO Emma ].
R<li. lot r.. blk .. Hag. I'D Mar.
shall. $iO7s.
c. w. Nichols & wife to J s.
Thompson. ~ . IS SI.I9. tISoe.
p. l. Peck and T. w. Davis to
Tsx Christian Church II Black.
burn. ps lot -. blk s. pt lot ~.
7. B. & r id Blackburn 81.
L. NJ. Bradford ~ H. G. Terrell.
10 . 9-49 -. $500.
b. 8. A0nsou end wife to O.
Hupp. p, lots ? aud 8. Blk o., 4.
ext e. ID. Slater. t6os.
N. A. Sydenssricker IN T. d.
Mccormick. 80 Q. 9.Sa.i9. ts"o.
Louisa Jsrques 10 A. X. Ruxton.
" O.. SSa-si. tIoo.
Hanna Brown ~t. 81 to Pins Phil.
lips. lots IS. IS, ~. blk "a. Miami,
tisO.
Central National s. & L Assn
to e H. Tucker. lot 8. blk I, N.
ext K id. Slater. 500.
Jennie VINCENT to L. w. Cor.
ham. trsc, land. S.So.4". Si33.
e. +. Edwards 10 Gen. Whittle'
ton. lot .. blk 7. A. & s. I'd Mar
shalt. $500.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23


Write to-day to the Gem City
Business Coll~se. Quincy. III end
receive their new beautiful 64.psge
illustrated Catalogue FREK. I,
contains elegant school.room views.
groups Of msdenss. Individual pos.
traits of many students IN positisns
With their testimonials. specimens
If pentnanship. graduating class,
and iist Of 1000 students In attend
snce the past year.
TLis elegsn, Catalogue also con
tsins rates Of tuition. cost Of books,
hoard. etc. with much vsiusbl,
Information for any young persos
DESTROYS Of preparing for y goot
situation ~ stenographer or book
keeper. Address,
d. L. MussKL NAN, Prest
Gem City Business College.
~ AZ. Quincy, III.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23
rrsahee DsehargsA

The case Of the State ~. L. T.
Prather was tried before Justice
Chase Monday and the defendant
Unchanged. Prsther was charged
With sssaul, with intent to kill.
The trouble was between Prather
and two young men named Vsu.
Wrinkle. who were living on the for.
mer's farm near Marshall. From
the evidence Il appears that the
VanwiukIe boys borrowed 4 gun
f.Cm . neighbor for the purpo.e Of
hunting squirrels, and when they
returned 10 the house with the gun
Prather Imagined be was the game
wanted and prepared himself for a
little squirrel hunting on bis own
hook.
The trial lasted until nearly mid.
night. After the evidence ives oil
In and the attosneys-RuG 4 Lyons
for the state and Msnin & Rey.
nulds for the defense-had con.
sumed about two hours with their
arguments. Judge Chase ives unable
I" locate the squirrel and discharR.
~ The dee.uAeoe
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

The following composed a party
Of picnickers at Wilton Springs
last Friday. G.orxe Webb~r and
family. Herman Ludwig and fam.
lily. Henry Hayob and fhmiiy. Mrs..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
WAS A FRUITLEss CHASE.

Ut Is the custom of Night Officer Nc
Andrews. whose beat is along Main
street from Park avenue to the tracks
10 go TO supper along about ten or eleven
O'Clock at which time he is relieved by
Officer Stebbins. When he returned from
ms evening meal last night his relief re-
ported everything quiet and went his
way and McAndrews sauntered up
street feeling as contented and as much
at peace with himself and the world as
any one could be.
When he reached fuckers store he
noticed drops of blood about the thresh-
Old and over the walk, and his curiosity
rose UP within him and urged him into
brisk walk. He entered the store and
inquired of Mr.. Hubble, who is tenn
porarily employed there, whether he
knew anything bout the fight. Mr.. Hub
bel knew nothing of any fight having
been pulled off and attempted to hold
McAndreWs up for a story of the affair,
but the officer had only clue, and he
rushed out. He followed the trail of
blood up to tn Turf Exchange and inside
where he again inquired about the fight
No one there knew of any trouble but
| the officer pointed to the drops of blood,
c1rcumstantial evidence of stabbing at
fray, or something worse, and it was then
noticed that the bloody trail lead to ev-
cry room on the lower floor and up the
stairs to the rooms above. The house
was searched, but without the slightes,
evidence of a tragedy, and after wiping
| the haze from his eyes the officer de-
scended the stairs and walked out, fol-
| lowed by a curious crowd bent on solv-
ing the mystery.
| Again the trail was taken up and this
time followed to the Montana hotel
where it was discovered that Harry
Sores dog, had sore ear. from which
the blood was dripping that had stained
the walk and the floor Of the Turf Elk.
change. the mystery was thus solved
and the excitement and chase ended.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
LEAD TO THEF|GHT
CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE PUTS
UP GOOD OFFICERS.
ENEMY's RANKS IN CONFUSION
Candidates Would Like to Resign and
Save Defeat-Third Party
Ticket Farce.

The new republican city central COM
mite met last night and organized for
work by the election of Phil Daniels,
chairman, and o. G. Reinhardt, secre-
ta-v.
A better selection could not have been
made, both are true-blue republicans and
are in every way qualified to lead the
fight in this campaign for the republican
ticket.
Mr.. Daniels is to be congratulated on
being again selected for the chairman
ship. but it is no more than a recognition
of his valiant service to the party in the
past. Mr.. Daniels directed the fight at
the last spring election against great
odds. but the republicans elected one
half the city council, including DR.. H
w. Stephens, the present candidate fos
mayor, who was in the race for alder
man.
Quite a large number of republicans
visited the club rooms last night to Of
fer their services to the committee and
from now until the campaign closes
next Monday, the central committee and
their army of workers will be busy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
ARE UP AGAINST 1T,

The Kelliher ticket is in a sad plight.
The central committee which has under
taken the job of leading the monstrosty
to defeat is having a hard time of it to
keep the nominees ofthe convention on
the ticket.
Captain Kelly, who was named for
alderman in the Second ward, doesn't
care to mix up with such a crowd, and
positively refuses to make a run. The
committee labored with him in hopes of
getting him to reconsider, but the cap
tain would not do anything of the kind.
All day yesterday the committee looked
for a candidate, and finally it occurred
to them that w. ]. Johnson Of the Turf
Exchange would be just the man to put
in the field against T. v. Luxton, the
republican candidate. so last night the
committee swooped down upon M.
johnson and called him off into a little
room where no one could hear all the
nice things they had to say to him.
Mr.. johnson thanked his visitors ami
all that sort of thing, but when they told
him that they wanted him for alderman
he said. mot on your tintype." and that
he was perfectly satisfied to remain just
as he is-a private citizen.
The committee then hunted up John J.
Wegener, the saloon man, who was a
willing victim.
There Is trouble down in the Third
ward and it is said Charles Flood, who
was put on the ticket for alderman, is
ready to pull off.
The fact of the matter is the Kelliher
ticket does not represent the will of the
party under whose name it floats. The
ticket is the result OF packed primaries,
and was nothing more than the political
henchmen of Kelilhae himself.
The caucuses ana primaries were at,
tended in many instances by men who
have no legal right to vote. but were
merely political hirelings of the man who
aspires to be the chief magistrate of the
city government.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
"THE COUNTY FAIR"

Four years in New York city. and al
most as long in Boston. is grand rec
ord for any play, but. added to this,
the truthful statement that during all
this time the capacities of the theaters
were tested to the utmost, and that all
records for receipts in the amusement
history Of both cities were beaten, and
we have series of facts truly wonder
tul to contemplate. In Abigail Prue
Mr.. Burgess gives us one of the most
remarkable character delineations of
modern times. 1t Is not only the resui.
CT an unusual gift of mimicry, but
shows an equal amount of study and
attention to detail and a complete per-
ception Of the line that separates legiti-
roate comedy from burlesque. AT the
Margaret theater tonight.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
A MENACE TO BUFFALO,
Montreal as a Grain Port Will Take
Their Trade.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 27.-Represen-
tatives of grain shipping firms in Chicago
were in the city yesterday, looking az
ter tonnage for the first cargoes for the
s ason and also making arrangements
for the seasons business. From what
they assert it is evident that great deal
Of the grain from the northwest is to be
diverted from it's former course and will
be shipped via Georgian Bay and Mon
treal. The new route will be through
Georgian Bay and over the Parry Sound
railway to Montreal. which port al
ready shows increase in it's export grain
shipments. The plan viii make inroads
upon the Buffalo business and necessar-
lily upon New York trade. When the
elevators at both Port Colborne and Mon
treal have been established the addi-
tional movement through Montreal will
be much greater.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
A KE111HER SIDE SHOW.

A labor party convention was held
last night and a ticket was placed In
the field. No caucuses or primaries
v ere held ITO select delegates. but there
were enough on hand Gust where is not.
positively known) to go through theF
usual formalities.
The gathering seems to have been o.
Xelliher sideshow, for he received the
Endorsement of the sO-called convention
for mayor. Dan Dwyer was also An
dursed for treasurer, but the Office of
Iolice magistrate was left blank. The
candidates for aldermen Endorsed" are
John T. Twohy, William Moreley and
Steve Hovarth, in the First, Second and
Fifth wards, John j. Wegener Is the
candidate in the Second ward, William
Haynes in the Third, with the Sixth
ward left blank, but the central COM
raittee, consisting of the following, was
empowered to fill any vacancies. SO the
deficiencies can be fixed up almost any
time. The city central committee lis an
nounced to be as follows: Chairman,
G. J. Nichols; secretary, G.. L. Ben
Jim Cooper and T. D. Flynn. This
committee is empowered to fill vacan-
Cies on the ticket.
The committee on resolutions, con-
s:sting of T. D. Flynn, Patrick McCar-
". James Cooper, D. A. Mcdonald and
]. c. Wilson, drafted the following:
Resolutions adopted in the labor
party in convention assembled. The
labor party of the city of Anaconda
takes especial pride in having been in
strumental in securing the passage of
tire eight-hour law for miners, smelte:
and mill men in the state of Montana
and in securing the passage of the
company store bill, the striking out of
the circle on the ballot and the other
labor measures passed by the legisla-
tive assembly of the state Of Montana
at the last legislative assembly.
'We promise that the nominees of
this convention will work and vote for
the passage of a city ordinance making
eight hours a days labor on all public
works in the city and So per day a min
inlum days pay for all employees work.
ing for the city.
I'VE pledge that the nominees of this
convention will hold their offices in the
city hall. where they may be found
| Curing business hours for the transac-
ton of city business
I'VE promise that the nominees O,
this convention will so manage the af
fairs of the city, that all necessary
public improvements shall be made
and no unnecessary extravaganza shall
be entered into on the part of the Of
tcers of the city, so that taxation may
De reduced to the lowest possible limit
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
KELLEY AND NEIL WILL RUN,

The first move towards putting UP a
ticket to be voted for at the school elecs
ton which. according to law, is to take
place on April 16. was made today. Sew
eral representative citizens who are in
terested in seeing the schools in proper
hands waited upon H. Fl. Nell and Capt.
William Kelley. Both gentlemen have
consented to run, and If a mass conven-
ton is not held they will be nominated
through means of a large petition.
Little interest has been taken in the
school election before now. no one having
been mentioned for the place. Politics
will cut no figure in the selection of
school board trustees.