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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-11
official Directory Of Caddo Co,

Probate Judge Charles + Cram.
Attorney Herbert T. Crosby.
Treasurer " ". Campbell.
Clerk-Dy!5' iauiuger
Deputy Clerk J. O. Hendr
Register OF Deeds Wm. l. Lacey.
Deputy Register of Deeds A. w koontz.
Sheriff Frank Smith.
Surveyor Charles u. Jones.
Superintendent of schools g. w. Turner
Supt OF Public Health De, G. r. Hume.
Commissioners C. A. Cleveland. John IL.
wimberly. Frank B. Farwcl.
f. Judge OF District Court-C r Erwin
NClerk District Court I'd NJ Miller.
District Clerk r. Vroomal.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-11
Official City Directory.

Mayor-w. IA. DIveUs,
City Attorney V. Hardcastle.
Treasurer Bert 8. Dixon,
Clerk-w. W. Price.
Street Commissioners. BitSche.
Police Judge Bristow.
Chief OF Police-H. NJ. Cleaver.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-11

Take that pillow out of window;
plenty of glass at Pioneer Drug
Store. tf93
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
pod

aa.Ags
2 ~WIELBRANDOWA pod
znikla cd Bozego Naro.
sluzaca G. Falaowska. Po-
mimo poszuklwah ME zdo{ano
zadnego sladu pc niej.
Dopi-ro teraz wyciagnieto re sta.
martwe jej zw}oki.
MOVIE. W Kamlonkach kupi-
Ii parcele PIP. Balewski, karllnskij
Gapsk1 Brucki. Szczesc Boze!
z CHOJNICKlEGO. w Szwor~
jest szko}a zamknieta ]uz
cd 7 tygodni z powodu grasu]a~
cvch zarnic .-Posiedziciel Vera
chowski ma swornigacklem zabu~
dowaniu znalaz} ma SVEN polu ka-
wal barsztynu wartosci 800 marek.
Il ~Poznahskiego.
.GRODZISK Utworzy}a sic
polska sp6}ka, kt6ra :dalej prowa~
dzi6 bedzle by}y b1owar Chocle~
szynskiego.
RZADKOWO naby} OIL p.
hr: Sk6rzewskiego z Lubostronla
d. Stanis}aw Preibisz, - Wlado-
mo, ze p hr. Leon skdrzewski
nabv4 Rzadkowo oil swego synowca
ratujac t7m sposobem majatek Cd
przejscia W rece niemleckie.
WAGRON1EB Rudnicze i
Bobrowniki ~z}aczono W jedna
gmine i przechrzcono ma Riberteld.
PAN STANlSkAW KY.;
SKOWSKI odda} sw6j majatek
Bakowo GORGE PAM mecenasowej
Kwiecihskiej re Strzelua. P ky~
skowski, senior naszych obywate-
Ii, pomimo wleku, utraty towarzy-
ski zyc,a, STRAIT wynlk}ych .przez
nieurodzaj oraz pokus,. ma jake
wystawiony byl re strony wro~
gov nassych, wyciagajacych rece
pc polska ziemie, majatek swoj
utrzyma}, nazwiska ME splamif
Bakowo n%astepcom, jak
spodziewac sig byfo MONA pc oby-
watelu. kt6ry przez d1ugi szereg
lat piastowal W powiecie honorowe
urzedy, W towarzystwie r~olniczem
i W komitecie w~yborczym i we
pracach s~p6}ecznych
bra} czynny udzia}, swiecac innym
przyk&adem wszedzie. gdzie cho~
azilo O MISUNDERSTANDING uczuG
obywatelskich l polsklch. Aczkol-
wick pan L usuwa sic ma Pc
wien czas z Kujaw, many nadzieje
;e ME pr%zestaule zajmowaG swego
W naszem zyclu spo-
tecznem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01

burZllwe], Zdclall "yrato"ac 'onA
Rekowskiego (syna) i braci Kru-
z6w, kt5,ych jeden juz skonaf.
Rekowski ojciec znalaz} smlerc "
toni. Gala jogo d%otyczczas ME
wylowiono.
}ARTUZY Adwokat p. De-
kowski ztad przeni6s} sig do Kr6'
lewskiej Huty (na G6rnym Slazku).
Cd KARTUZ. U pewnego
eospodarza ma wybudowaniu W
Goreczynie mia}a maciora ID pro"
stat. Poniewaz ME mog}a wszyst-
kicb wyzywic, a r6wnoczesnle osz'
czenila sic suka) przeto ~przysadzo~
no 3 prosieta do suki, PREY kt6~
rel zyja dobrze sic chowaja.
Jest to co prawda nadzwyczaj
rzadki wypadek!
CHOJNICE. u Zachodnich
Prus wychodzi IN 'wu ogromna
masa o~biezysas6w. Pomimo ostrze~
zen gazet, robotnicy znowu ma "a"
chodzle szukaja piracy, gdzie, jak
wladomo, juz cd dawna jest przesi-
lenle i brak piracy. Prawdopodob"
ME wieksza GEESE robotnik6w
straci niepotrzebnie pienlaaze ma
podr6z, DO piracy ME znajdzie; a
nleieden moze juz ME bedzie mia}
"a co wr6ciG do swoich.
BRODN1CA. Z}odzieje uwzle-
Ii sic u mas g}6wnie ma koscio} i
para6a. - Pred trzema lsty "a
kradli SIC do plebanii W nocy, gdy
Ks. prob. Doering spa{ j wy1a~
9mawszy biurko, ukradli cos oko}o
2oco NIX. Pewnle z}odziej ME z
daleklch stron przyby}, ale zna}
plebania dobrze. Wszelkie poszu-
kiwania spe}z}y ma niczem. Te:az
znowu nova dotkliwa kradziez W
kosciele samym wskazuje r6wniez,
re z}oaziej znaf dobrze miejscowe
stosunkl. Me wiedzlec jak W ia
kim wypadku sobie poradzic CIV
i tym razem policya MIC ME pomo
re?
ToRUN. rrze}ozonym "a
k}adu preparand6w, kt6ry tn 1go
maja zostanie otworzony, bedzle
nauczyciel sem'naryiny Kaczrowski
z ko6cierzyuy.
TUCHOLA. Dyrektor tutej~
szego seminaryum nauczyclelskie-
60 ks. Alexander Jab1onski 20
staf mlanowany radzc2 rejencyj
nym i szk6lnym W Wroc}awiu. Je-
go nastepca IA zosta6 ks. DR.
Teitz. professor religii PREY GIN
nazyum W Cke}mnie.
TORUN Pan St. Buszczyn~
ski zak}ada wielka introligatornla
" Toruniu, " tym celu wyieoha}
do Berlina i Lipska, by osobiscie
'zakupid maszyay, narzedsia i me~
&arva}v.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01

KARA "a Wrzesnla. w Wit
kowle stawali pred sadem lawni-
Gym p. Mleczylawa Majewska, 10
ma gospodarza 2 Polanowa, 60"
spodarz i so}tys Walenty Majero-
wicz i s}uzaca Wiktorya Hejna,
oskarzenl Q zbieranie skladki ma
o6ary w%rzesinskie. PAM Maclejew"
ska jake inicyatorks sk}adki ska
zana zosta}a ma 80 marek i koszta,
Majerowicz ma Is marek a s4uz2ca
Heina ma 3 mark lub dzien wiezie-
MIA.
WITKOWO, Aptekarz pan
Ruczynski z Bydgoszczy naby{ cd
pana Lucyana Ostena apteke "a
1919, 600 NIX.
JANOWIEC. ,,Pos. Ztg,"
Ivy gorzkie leje mad tenn, re we
ws1 Zawady okupi}o sig gospo
darcy Polak6w. Pred 10 laty ma
9 gospodarzy by} tylko l Polak,
W Klein Colo (polska nazwa nam
ME znana), we VS. oil dawna ME-
| mieckiej, okupi}o sic ]uz dw6ch
Polak6w. w tych dniach przeszla
w~1asnosd Nlemca ~Pleezysklego OBJ
szaru 400 m6rg " rece polskie. -
Szczesc Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
OLRRZYMI TRUST
MORsKI,

II TRUST .
MORSKI,
Londyu, % kwietuia. - Ma
ley uwazaG "a rzecz pewna, re
banker nowoyorski Pierpont Nor
gan zdo}al zorganizowat jedne oil.
brzymia kompanie. kt6ra poch}o~
ME W sobie prawle wszystkie an
gielskie l niemieckie towarzystwa
akcyjue, trudniace SIG przcwo~
zem p~asazer6w {adunk6w pomie-
dry Europe i Ameryka.
Akcye pojedyhczych przedsie-
biorstw zostana zamienione ma
akcye tego olbrzymiego trustu
morskiego. ale ME ulega kwestyiy
ze wiekszosc tychze pozostanie "
rekach amerykanskich kapitalist6w.
Pojedyhcze kompaoie beda admin
jak dotad samodzielnie,
ale wysokos6 oplat i og6lny zarzaa
spoczywa6 bedzie W rekach CEN
o,ganizacyi, kt6ra prawdo"
bedzie mia}a siedzibe "
No wynn Yorku.
Do Zwiazku tego ME naleza
LIME C.unard, Allan i Anchor. tu-
aziez wszystkie LIME francuskie,
ale toc7a sic obecnie uF}adyy azeby
te kompanie sk}oni6 do zjedno~
szen'a sic.
Prasa angielska i niemiecka
ME ukr!wa wcale swego niezaao~
.olen:a, re tax olbrzymia kombi-
nacya przysz}a do skutku. Fax"
BOWEN przemysf anne
kt6ry bedzie mia} do
lyspozycyi p~rzesz}o sto ma wiek~
W swiecie olbrzym6w
bedzie " stanie o1na- |
'zad take op4aty przewozowe,
axle beda potrzebne eelem zgnie~
'enia konkurencyl europejskiej W
Ameryce, a dopomozenla kon~
;urencyi amerYkanskiei " Euro
lie.
M wypadek wojny zas Emo
nopolizowanie transporter przez
AtlantYk W rekach yankes6w
est ~po}aczone ogromnemi
lebezpieczenstwami ola Eure~
y.
WIARUSA !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
2 Prus Polskich.

BORZY5ZKOWY. Tu ida
r.y1o sig W trzecie swisto We'll
kanocne wlelkle nieszczescie. CITE"
rech rybakdw, Rekowscy (o]cleo !
evu> i kruzow1e (bracia), }owili
r7bv. " nccy oko}o godz. IL
wnadli do toni. Ma ich okrzyk
.trwogi wo}ania o pomoc poole~
g}o dw6ch dzielnych mfodzlencow;
Jan Z6}tko wski Fr. Lemahczyk ma
ratunek. Il narazeniem w}asnego
zycia, DO 0 nocy wielce ciemneJ i
burzliwej, zdclali wyratowac z toni
Rekowskiego (syna) braci Kru~
z6w, z kt5,ych jeden juz skonaf.
Rekowski o%jciec znalaz} smlerc W
toni. Gala jogo dotyczczas ME
wylowiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01

POzNAN. - Sp. dr.. J6zef
t,relbisz, znany i p%owszechnie
szanowny lekarz poznahski umar}
maggie ruszony paralizem, gdy wy.
siada} PREY ulicy Wixtoryi oko}o
godziDy 5 pc po}uduiu z otwartcgo
tramwaju Zmarly cierria} ma SERGE
i z tel przyczyny przesta} prakty~
kowac. Umie ::ajacego zdolano
zawiesG do m~ieszkania ma jerry
each. gdzie przywo}any ksiadz
m6g} tylko w}ozyt ma niego eleje
sw. Zmariy przez lat kilka by}
skarbnikiem mias1a pe{-
MAC ten urzad zupein1e bezintere-
sownie. Wszyscy, co blizej znali
nieboszczyka, cenili W MIN zaws.e
prawos6 oharakteru, uprzejmosd |!
pogodny. Cze6d pam'sci
xmar}ego.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16

SAN FRANCISCO, April Screen B.
Morris, the well-known breeder and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
THE LEASE CORRECT.

Chin Kee Gnau and Ang Ton yester-
day filed an answer to the suit of j. A
Mag0Un, who claimed that they were
getting the best of him in a real estate
deal, on account of a clerical error in
the drawing of a lease. MagOm said
that the error made the lease in ques-
ton indicate that rent should be 500
per year for 2 years and $3.50 per year
the next years and 500 when it should
have been $3.50 per month, and that the
defendants, taking advantage of the err
rOr were paying only 500 a year
The defendants claim that the lease is
correct as ii stands and express the in
tenuons of the parties to the bargain
The rent was made low they claim, be-
cause Of valuable Improvements which
they were to make and have made, on
the land
The Kapiolani Estate has brought
suit against Manuel Comes to recover
possession Of property in this city, al
leging that the lease expired on March
%. damages in the sum of $1,000 are
also asked by reason of the defendants
acts in removing buildings from the
property
s. Kamura has sued X Hoshina and
the Yokohama Specie Bank, garnishee
to recover 1882, alleged to be due on
note for $1,000 made in 1898.
f. Wundenberg, as trustee brought
suit yesterday against George Mark
ham and j. II. Cummings to recover
property in Kalihi, alleged to be
wrongfully in their possession Dam
ages in the amount of $1,000 are also
asked.
The Kapiolani Estate has brought
suit against the Territory of Hawaii to
establish fishing rights at Kaneohe, on
the Island Of oahu. The fishery is de-
sgnated as Mikiola
An order for partition was made
yesterday by Judge Humphreys i'm the
case Of Mary Reyes and Raymond
Reyes VS.. David Callahan, a minor,
and Harry Machado +. NJ Watson is
allowed an attorneys fee of SIS, and
w. A. Wall gets commissioners fee
of $l79. The property i'm question is To-
Gated near the Insane asylum
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
or CRUELTY
MRS. SILVA BRINGS SUIT FOR
DIVORCE.
Had to stand Eight Hours with Her
Face to The Wall-silva's Domestic
Discipline.

Mrs Carolina Silva has brought suit
for divorce against NJ. O.. Silva, charE-
ing adultery and cruelty. According to
her complaint the defendant adopted an
old-time school method of punishment
when he was not pleased with her, fore
ing her to stand with her face to the
wall, like a bad little girl The plain
tiff alleges that on March 6 last, Silva
forced her to stand with her face to the
wall for a period of seven hours, and on
April s she had to stand facing the
wall for eight hours.
The couple were married by Bishop
Gustan in September 1894, and have
two children a boy 3 years old and
a girl 5 years old. Mrs. Silva alleges
that Silva is living openly with another
woman and the plaintiff also accuses
her husband of beating and otherwise
ill-treatng her.
The plaintiff asked for an injunction
to restrain Silva from transferring any
of his property, alleging that he is a
man of large means and asks the court
to order him to pay her attorneys fees,
costs and temporary alimOny Judge
Humphreys assigned the case to Judge
Robinson. who issued the injunction
prayed for and ordered Silva to appear
next Monday and show cause why he
should not pay the fee costs and ali
mony as asked for f. L. Thompson is
Mrs. Silva's attorney
S. NJ. BallOu has brought suit against
VIII e. Fisher for $500 which he alleges
is due him on account of a sale of a
horse, a COW and a vehicle, in November
last.
In Judge Gears court attorneys Rob-
ertson and Dunno are engaged in
the trial of the Kahnu Will contest.
There are many native witnesses on
/ both sides and the case GppYDG lilyaly fD
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
A BRIDE COMING THIS WAY.
Iowa Girl on Her Way to Homo
lulu,


iowa Flrl on Her way to Homo
lulu,
The Ottumwa Gowa), Courier has the
following concerning a wedding soon to
take place in Honoluu
Every cloud has a silver lining"
even in Honolulu, and Louis Meyer,
formerly part owner of an Ottumwa
newspaper, later city editor of the Bur
lington Gazette and now on the staff
of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
consoles himself in the far off tropical
wonderland with this maxim. Meyer
is a bright young newspaper man and
has done well since going to Hawaii,
but a short time ago he along with
other members of the staff of the Adj
vertiser was taken to task on the
charge of contempt of court because
che Of the judges in Honolulu, who did
not come up to the standard required
OF the Advertisers cartoonist was pic
tured in a way that hardly Comported
with his august position.
Meyers is not in Jail, but is await
ing trial on the charge. However if
he were locked up he would doubtless
be the happiest prisoner in the Sand
WiCh Islands, for in a few weeks a
little woman of Burlington, who has
promised to be his wife will start for
Honolulu to carry out the provisions
OF her contract, and Meyer is doubtless
cCuntings the days between now and
the time of her arrival Her name is
Miss Belle FarraT.
Mr.. Meyer has made a success of
his calling in Honolulu and is reCog-
nized as one of the foremost of the pro-
fession in the domain of former Queen
Lii. 1t would take fully thirty days
of his time to go to Burlington to
claim his bride and take her back to
the tropical home he has prepared. 1t
would mean the expenditure Of time,
money and the heartaChes of second
farewell from loving parents, brothers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
.OEE to- CHARLESTON

WASHINGTON, April president
Roosevelt and party left for Charleston,
S. c., this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The party travelled I'm special train
over the Southern Railroad
DANVTLLE NaD. April 7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt started from Washing
ton this afternoon on his way to Char
lesion and reached this city late this
evening. His journey through Virginia
has been marked by extreme cordially
and enthusiasm and he has shown the
keenest interest in the historic country
through which he passed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Commission Merchants,
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company
The Walmea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Ne.
The Standard Oil Company.
The G rye F. b Ike Steam Pu
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Ingugs
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company 81
Hartford, onn.
The Alliance assurance Company %
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
FOOTBALL SMOKER

A big smoking concert of the Assoc
citation football league al which the
championship trophy viii be presented
to the winning team, the Male Ilimas,
has been announced for May 2, at San
Antonio Hall on Vineyard street. The
following are the committees in
charge Hall Committees McWhirter
CHonolulus), A. S. Guild CHackfeld-
Davies), and Chester Chamberlain
(Maile-Ilimas). Program; Duisenberg
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
LLOYD RESIGNS.

Road Supervisor Lloyd has sent i'm his
resignation, to take effect on May /,
and 1T has been accepted by Superin-
tendent of Public Words Boyd Lloyd
has been i'll recently and unable to be
at his office. c. b. Dwight, assistant,
viii be appointed to succeed him. There
will be no new assistant, as Boyd has
decided to dispense with the office, ow-
ing to the shortage of funds, and
DWIGHT will hll both nnsitlnns-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16

racer of fast horses, was taken i'm i'm his
apartments i'm the Bay State Hotel eau y
yesterday morning ana during the day
he developed uumistakable symptoms
of smallpox.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement Of Miss Jeanne T.
Bates and Charles +. King was an
nounced to friends at Kamehameha
school last evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-16
DOLE AND ARMSTRONG.
They Saw The Sights Of Los
Angeles.

Letters received here yesterday from
Governor Dole tell of his having missed
his train and lost day in Los Angeles.
The Governor found when his train ar
rived at the angel city that he had
some time to wait, and with w. n.
Armstrong, who was travelling with
him, he started to see the sights of the
city. The beautiful southern metrop-
oils of California proved so attractive
that the travellers missed their train.
They left the next day, April 5,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-02
BLUE HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kaliher have
a son that arrived on the Doth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mergel visited
with L. Berry and family on last
Thursday and Friday.
Elmer Orion and sister, and Miss
E. Walker of Greenbush attended
church on Sunday evening.
The base ball nine won the
game with the Princeton high
school nine last Saturday, 4 to Z.
Ben Carpenter is building him a
house. Wonder when it comes
off. Good luck to you, Ben, any
way.
b. Morford of Big Lake, is here
with his potato digger helping
some of the farmers. dig their
spuds. " .,,. ... i.
At the Princeton fair we notice
Sherburne county won many of
the prizes and made a good show
ing in all lines. .." .
Mr.. Stark of Greenbush, came
over the circuit with Rev. Haight
Sunday on his last trip before con
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-02

health he was obliged to sell his
farm and move down river where
he can have medical assistance.
Ben Cotton and Geo. Halves
were chased by a bear Sunday, the
result being a big demand for
buck shot and butcher knives.
Mrs. Cotton has also made COM
plant that all her out buildings
have been wrecked with buck shot
being used as targets, prepare
tory to big bear hunt.
Representatives from the towns
in the Fifth commissioner district
met with Mr.. Norton at Cove,
Monday to talk oyer the matter OF
dividing up the county road ap.
preparation allotted to that dis
trlct by the county board. They
were invited to come by Mr.. Nor.
ton, whose plan we think is a good
one.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-02
GERMANY.

lilly Harrington is working at
Jim Saxon's.
Fred Harrington is busy dig
ging his potatoes.
John Hendricks visited in this
vicinity last week.
The Schmidt Bros. will get
through thrashing this week.
Ernest Carpenter is busy haul
ing brick to build a root house.
A few of the young people at
tended the dance at the Grange hall
and all report good time.
Jim Saxon is very busy digging
his potatoes with his new potato
digger. He says it works fine.
The game of ball played be-
tween Germany and Blue Hill
was eleven to thirteen in favor of
Blue Hill.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-02
MILO.


Miss Della Ayers is home for a
short visit.
The M. E. church gave a basket
social last Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Stanchfeld is the
guest of her uncle, Frank Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Knifin
were blessed with a bouncing boy
last Tuesday.
Ira Calender and family left
Sunday for Jordan where he will
visit his parents.
The German Methodist quar-
terly conference will be next Sun
day at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
Mrs. Alzade Youmans of Da-
kota is here for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. r. Northway.
Rev. G. D. Fletcher preached
his farewell sermon last Sunday
evening. He and his wife leave
this week for Michigan where he
has new appointment.
Susan.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-02
ONAMIA.

11~s~HSa'1rsSsIssaSsHSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bears carried off three of VIM.
Prouty's hogs last week.
A. j. Porter left for the Big
Fork country last week.
Cundy & McClure's team
brought up ton of sugar Satur-
day.
The Indians will hold big
medicine dance at j. P. Wilson's
place this week.
j. w. Mcclure will move to
Onamia next week where he will
be more centrally located.
John Bolster and Tom Smithers
went to Princeton Friday where
they each bought new team.
The Indian agent will come in
this week to enroll the Indians for
the payment about to be made.
Mrs. Pharnes and family re-
turned from their visit to the
southern part Of the State yester-
day.
E. V. Milton plated the GENE
terry at Vineland last week. The
ground was given to the town by
the Foley Bean Lumber Co.
The Onamia school commence
last Monday with Miss Mabel Kirk
as teacher. The school opened
with an attendance Of thirty-six.
Ed. Olson is building Gust An
derson's new residence at Cove.
Mr.. Anderson will have one of the
finest houses at the lake when com.
pleted.
Onamia will soon have a first
class drug store and a doctor.
The doctor and his family will ar
rive to-day and will occupy the R.
E.. Peterson store.
The steamer Queen Anne is be.
ing taken out of the water in or
DER that her bottom can be re-
paired. She struck rock which
made her leak badly.
The Foley Bean Co. will rebuild
the dam at this point and also
build new bridge over it. They
have already commenced to get
out the timber for it. =,
The Chippewas played the
Onamia base ball nine Sunday.
The score was Is to "a in favor of
the Chippewas. They will play
again next Sunday and a hot game
is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VanCourt
departed for Anoka last week
where they will reside in the fu-
ture. Mr.. VanCourt is Onamia's
Oldest settler but owing to poor
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The small yield and the low price
is perhaps the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson of
White Rock came up last week
for a visit with Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustafson.
Don't blame the hoy that saw
visions last Wednesday night. To
walk several miles to a dance and
learn that no music had been pro-
vided is enough to mentally de-
range anyone.
The surprise party given in hon.
or of Miss Alice Norman Saturday
evening at the residence ofher par
ents was joyous one. Ia big
crowd was present and all danced
and had a merry time.