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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21

Don't expect a high-class crop from
lowciass seed, nor big profits from small
outlay and slack work. Success Is only
synonymous for some adequate bid for it
in hard, painstaking work.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21

Weeds and insects are the pests of the
farmer during the time of plant growth,
and his crops depend as much on the sub
lection Of one as on that of the other.
Some plan Of destroying insects must be
followed on every farm, to a greater or
less extent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21

me man who kills bird lets fv a
swarm swarm of insect pests to injure not onlv
ms ms own crops, but those of his neigh,
shoot them 0H' iol
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21

Dali tools always make sharp words
Many boy has formed the wrong inn
preston of farming just because he has
been set to work with duh hoe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21

SHIPPING neutrality-suspicious. ship
ping clerk and receiving clerk wants
a position; can give good references;
salary Si2 per week. Address e 90,
Globe.
YOUNG German thirty years old would
like position as clerk or office work; ex-
perience and good references. I73 East
University.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

MIR BON odt5ebp fatboliihen Sumi.
lien beipobnt. Seltte 5Gblt lie liehs
sig oeiItl6e, fatboliihe Samilien.
SeBtes Sobr baben lie c,n neueS
Yfarrbaus gebatt; iebt bauen lie
cine idone nelle Stride ltno Oenfen
ihon oh cine Sdlmeiterihule. Serr
8ob, Elm Mitglieo Der @emeinoe
iagte: r@enn mir iertig limo NIT
9altelt, iiuo mir audi iertig nit ben;
ge5ablen, iel6it perrl eS altf aroBe
Spfer foitet."
Gs iinb bort ungefG6r elm 0rittcl
2uremburger, Oarnnter alte &c.
fannie, mie Seinrid @rnsborf Dor:
ct. Gpnatlls, Sadoion 60, So, iein
8rltoer Ieter, iomie ieine SGmeiter
Wurguretba. Sobann &ober pol'
Springbroof, Ssadion County, Sa..
6Glt einen Store bort unb ollie ihel'
nen iebr sufrieoen 81 letr. 0as
9llfbliiben Ser @cmeinoe fdl+ mel
items altf Sranf @einidenf 5llrild.
% er oas meilte Gano BORT perfdult
mo 5rpar MIR an aatbolifen. Inoere
merben Slt elmer anoern Seiie mtsge-
tahrel.
SO / d sc oIitor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

Dereiniote Staten.
GrimisiCicr Ses lpdiu. @atcr Ectcr
I. @illucrOino.

3n CARING, Su., fano in Der ct.
Soiepb'S Stride ON Treitag Wturia
SinmeIiohrt), bcn Is. Nuguit. Die
Yrimi5ieier ocs SobneS BON Serrn
/. Wfidlel @ilmerbing ltatt. Sflag 10
llhr Woraels, hcgleitet bon Der bic
iiaen Wuliffapeae, berpcgte lid Die
Ero3eiiiun bonn EfarrbanS CUR
Stride. sn Der airhtbiire dngelangt,
hictt Die fleine Sod)ter oes Serrll
@ilbelm @ihperOing cine fur5e Nns
iprafe an Den Yrimi5ianten mo
iiberreidte ibm elm p~radtpolles &illen
nit cinem Strange oaraitf ipelfe
8abe oantenb angenonmen ipnrDe.
@obreuo Der Gbor Oos oTeni Cred
tor" lang, ging ole Pro5eIlion sur
Stride binein. Gem H~engepeibten
itanben am Mltare sur Seite: ais
Gresbpters NiiiitenS Selliten : Eater
Nnton Milmeroina grlloer oes Ert.
mi3ianten, pom Glepelnno, o.; ais
9iafon, S~tuoipius 8rerpin bon Gar.
ltno; ais S%uboiatou, Sttoioiu5
&reis BON CARING; als GeremonIen-
meiiter, &ep. Sermun Ilbers BON
Davenport, ga. SIN Sanftnarium
iparen 5ligegeu: &eu. Stanislaus bon
ct Warien, Sans. nnO Eeb. sos.
Summert BON CARING. Sie Seltpre-
Diqt belt Batter @ilmeroing iiber oas
8rieiterami. @r lpbte ole 8emeinoe
Garlina llno iagte, DOB oiele DE,
meinoe Defenders BON 8ott ge1egnet
Dare, o. ibon 10 niele Srielter IN
filrscr 3eit ans berielben beruorge-
aanden maren. Mm S6luIle bat er
ben ueugepeibten Grieiter luabreno
ieiner eriten bl. Weiie 81 beten fitr
unieren gefaneenen 81. Suter, fir
ieiue Harnilie uno fir Die gauge 8e.
meinbe itnb fir Elm treueS Ser5, ipels
Dies helrte Defenders bon Simmel anf
ben Mltar auf i'm ieinen Segeu i6idt,
aber nidt perionli6 tonnte 5ugegell
iein, nGmIi6 fir feline treiie, perltor-
bene M,itter. 0ieie @orte gingen
glaen tief 81 Ser5en lno cine Sbrdne
itanb III manhem Iu9e.
Sci Der 8rimi3feier muren 5ii9es
gen: Die 5pei Shweltern oeS Nenge-
peibteuy wel6e i'm asolter 81 3n-
bl,que, Sa., iino, iomie fiinf 8riioer
uno cine bier mobnenbe S6tpelter,
Der quite Batter DeS Gelebranten, lo-
mie iein Snfel bon GGsmooo, Miun.,
,no cine groBe In5abl Der Ser.
ipanbten bon Nab unO Sern. Nad)
Der 8esper pirr0e bon Der gan5en
8emeinbe bas ,@roBer @ptt" 9eiun-
gen, begleitet bon Der Srgel uno Der
bieiiaen Wuiiffapelle.
3ep. Ieter S. @ilperoing murbe
Al 2oupain Qotpen) 8elgien, am
13. Sult gum Brieiter gepeibt nno
Iauste am IA. Iueult bier in Gar
ling an. 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
Ereiieucrtbcilnng am 8pmuaiiam sn
S%nrembmrg.

T.. &laile. 4. Breis: Soiepl,
S5orn ans 9uremburg; g: Alberr
Steffen aus Heoingen. 1. Iccenit:
Mfihel Braun aus &onSoprff; 3.
@ilbelm @eipers aus 2uremburg ;
B.: Hifolaus Shod aus @repennla.
der; 4. NifoluuS Bertrand aus
Spitert.
=. alaiie: Seftion q. 1. Freis:
Robert Sbnmam aus 2nrenlbur9
2. 8amil 8ellion aus &urembllra +:
3. Sran5 gourg aus Surembrre; A..
Iarimilian Irenbt nus 2urelRbmrg;
3. S. g. grpeloing aus Berg (Ses.
oorD; 6. Soiepb gernarop aus Gr,
peloingen. l.. Icceiiit: @aitun Die,
oerih aus Suremburg; 2. Ilfreh
ISarp nus 9iioelingen.
2. alaiie. Sefttou g. 1. Breis:
Sobann @aptiIt aettenmeper aus
&ontern; 2. Gugen Champagne ans
2%llremburg uno Sob. Set. Sotbas
ans Hollingerarllno; 3. SEQ 9ourg
aus 8uibroot; 4. Heinbaro Sfmit
aus Salbeim. 1. Icceiiit: Hitolaus
HeDers aus 2uremburg; =. Wari.
milan Gn3meiler ans Srier; 5. 2ub.
mia SerrigeS aus Suremburg; 4. so.
Bfeifienihneiber aus Surelnburg A.;
%. Safob Noeien ans Gid q. >. Il3.;
6. gtifolaus Sibier aus Gooenburg.
3. alaiie. I. Yreis: Sran5 Mfihels
aus 9olls Memih); .. emmanuel
Triim aus Glerf; 3. Sobnm Yeter
Sfmit ans @meriingem; 4. Nobert
Wohrmann ans Si~lrembura; 3. Get.
Sentaen aus &olmar-g Berg; e. SEQ.
polo @oiif ous 9uremburg. 1.
Icceliit: Midel Steifen Gus 8ouoe.
rinaen; 9. Gmil Setter aus Sdpc.
bad, uno 8arl @eber aus Surem.
burg.
A. &laile. Seftion q. 1. Yreis:
Ilhert Ebilippe ans Suremburg; =.
Sohann 3nnen aus Stodem; 3. 60
ieph Sung aus Whltiort uno Wfihel
Sell aus 9urembrra; 4. Nlpbons
NifelS aus Soaerih: 5. Slorentir
Intonp aus &iimelingen rnb. Sranl
Hippinaer ans 9aiern. 1. McceiIit:
aorl Merih aus Surembmg; . Bet.
Griim oiiS Gleri; 3. @aul Sbiu ans
9uremburg; 4. Soiepb @epoert all"
@dlobreoimtS.
H.. alaiie. Seftion .. I. 8reiS:
Solepb Sentaen ans Surembura; 2.
grnlt Sdneiber aus Gilpelrngen; 5.
Seiurid Node ans 2ltrernbura, 1.
MIfreo 2acroir aus 2%uremburg. 1.
Icceiiit: Soieph anaff ms @nrem.
burQ; =. gilbert GeterS ans Sollerid;
3. emil Sober aus 8ettenbura; 4.
&einrih S6nmnler ans Shiitt
ringen.
3. aloiic. Seftion q. I. ErciS:
NifolanS Woraue ans tSIuala. :.
Hobann Sang aus 8eISpeIt. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

IteleC DoDell pDIufittbe auS iutiDal@
Sem ihmeoii6en 8runit. 9as 8sn5e
bat cine Sobe bon bier Dieter. 9aS
Wehaiaon bes 0idters lit III Dec
Wtittc angebra6t. llnten lit bie bon
Gierret ielbit perfaBte 6rabiGriis
einaemeiBelt.
Scin finisisjGbriscs Sicnitinbi=
Hmm ~feierte nit Der b~iesiabrige,l
Greiienertbeilung au gltbendum
Groieiior S6aad. Sr. S6aod it
i'm Sftober 1852 ais 9ebrer on.
Ntbeildltm angeiteQt moroen. IS lit
mobl baS lebte Dial, DaB 0ieier Sal
iid ercignen miro, Dem fir aae
ipdter cingeItellten Sebrer miro Die
N~ltersgrcn8e Dor Dem iiinf5iglten
SienltjuHre eintreten. Sr. Shaad
miro nod elm Sabr an Ger anitalt
mirfen.
Sim 90. Snii Nadmittass mod
ten mebrere guben i'm Y~faffentbaf
cine aabnfabrt auf Der Il5ette I'M Der
gt1be Der GaubanfaIerne. Gin elmer
Stelle, no bas 8aiier iebr tief lit,
ftel Der IA Sabre alte Gildaro pl0B.
lid) binein uno ga er oes Sdppim-
mems umtunoig lit, mare er iiherlidy
e%rtrlnfen, Denn niht iein &ameruo,
Der 10 Sabre alte aersmann. oe5
ShDimmenS funoig, iif raid ms
Woller geDorien ml0 i'm an Der
Sberfldhe gebulten bate. Ser So
Sabre alte Saglobner Srib Settles
botte Den Gorfall bon ieiner @ob.
mug ans bemerft. Hait enti6loiien
iprang er NIT ben &leiOern aus BEN
Seulter in ole Il5ctte, no es ibm ge.
lang, Die beioen 9uben unperIebrt
ans llfer 81 brinaril.
Sim "a. Snli gelanete bas BEN
Grben Ganniue i'm gabnbufuiertel
~geb0renoe @runoftiif, begreifeno
Elm @obn. mno @eltditsbaus, Ora.
go5in uno Stauunqen ,oas 8anae in
einem Sldbeninbalt BON % Sfre5 IL
g., gelegeu in Der Idbe oes Central.
b%abnbofes, 3ur offentli6en 8erItei,
9errng. 9ie @ebriioer Gannipe
blicben Meiitbietenbe nit 142, 000
Sr., mofir ieooh Der 3ul6lag MD:
eriolgte. SIN Sabre 1882 war baa
@npeien bon Srn. Gonnipe tiir %
800 Sr., in offentlider 8eriteigerlrng
erporben moroen.
Giuilitano Ger StaSt 9mrembnrg.
@eburten. 26. soSlili
Wti6el, 2. b. 9tifoias Tctrp @e,
fangniBaufleber; Mario glnna, (. b.
Ilrguit lllpeling, TrGiiocnt Der N!edl.
mnssfammer; Srona 9. b. Mlcran,
Der Sebpe, Steinbauer. 90: Sii.
COR, g. b. Bernard Sppen6eim.
&oufmanm; Magbalena, &. b. 90,
mint Wfeper, Sitbrfneft. 80: go.
iton, g. b. War 8oloenratb, Gallf.
mann, 81: 8atbarina, &. b. Watb,
Stemper, Sdubmafer; Soiepb Ta.
tbias. 9. b. Sobanm Yeter 9eder.
9rieftrdger.
Seiratben. - 81. Suit: SO.
bann 8aptiIt SendeS, @erffubrer
NIT Wnria Inna Grocius.
SterbefGlle. = &c. Suit
0ti6el Eetrp, oft cine babe StumSc;
Wtaria Inna ltlpeling, alt AZ 81.
Sobann Sbinnes, olt So $. 81:
Cutie Weis, oft 4 s.; Barbara Bu.
itenoorft alt SO g., '@befrau pou
Beter Sroiht, Steinbauer. %.
WatbiaS 8leiu. alt GO s., Steiubre'
der, ehelos. 80: Seinrid Mer1en
alt 40 g., GieuItfneht, ebelos. i
Slug: Sobonn Sanlen, alt 46 g.,
SaQlohner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26

Der gQes Sitrn geIten Der WenIher
erbolt unb regiert. gs lit Ell, mad
res @liif fiir inns brummqnbe Mtert.
ldlenfinoer, baB uniere @iinite nihl
immer erfiiQt lperOen. .0ein. @iae
aeifebe", ioa. INNER ilnD iberai,
mIer Motto iein.
SER Wattbias @ergen bat
eiilen Snfel, Sobanu Wtergen,
iraenbwp In Millouri. aann bel
leidt iraeuo elm Seier Ser u@o5ette'
ibm al beiien Ioreiie bebilflit ieiu.
Mton ihreibe oil Watbios Wergen,
SGepeoan Ssceola So, So.
Stator.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
Wiatur's @loTen.
% bebeban, Ssceola Co., Sa.,
ben 90. @uguIt 1902.

USN 20. <tuHuit toO-'
Ssn oieiem Gountp baben Die
&atbolifen Spet Gemeinben: cine in
| Mibton inter Der 2eitung oes bod)'
fpiiroisen Serrn Soffmann, unb cine
IN Giblep nit benz bo6n. Srn. o.
Meiup als Seeliorger.
= Mattbias Mereen, Elm alter
TeMIener, miro nGdltes Sriibiabr
nad Gel &apios, Siio- Iafota.
Siehen. Gr unb ieine before Salfte.
cine geb. g(nna 8ernaoes bon ct.
9onatus, iino itrebiam unb iparlam.
sic uerben seluiB erfolgrei6 IN
tbren l1nternebmrngen iein.
- Wid)el @oaes mil nafltes
Sabr Die Sdrmerei in ser ltmgegeno
BON @orian in Winneiota betreiben.
Gem SleiB nnb iein unternebmmgs-
aeiit peroen linn Die Sabn ar Gr-
iperbung zines i6Gnea 9ermOgens
breten. Gr lit elm Seltleuer 8iub
uno feline Satin lit cine geb. Sulia
Bernaoes BON ct. 9onatlls.
Sobann S6reier, geboren an
Pieler i'm Glerfer &anton, fam lestes
Ssabr bon Chicago bierber. Die
Ereuoen Der eroBen @eltitaot gefie-
len ibm nibt unb er lit iest iiber.
se1at, baB bas 2eben auf Dem 2anoc
biel anaenebmer lit, als oas irgenb
elmer Stuot. gr rafbet ieinem alter
Gbicagoer Sreunoen nab Dem @eItell
Az fommen, Deiln lie elm paar Seiter
$20.S tiiden MAIDEN fpollen.
Sobann 2en5, Der piele Sabre
eiuen 9ierpagen in Chicago trieb, iii
jest elm gliidlider Iderer in oieler
9eaenG. Seine Settleibiafeit lit ibm
%peraanaen, aber ieine 8eiunobeit lit
cine eiierne, ieitbem er feline Selo.
arbeiten perrihtet. Serr &enB iii
BON Saiiel, 8anton Glerf, gebiirtig.
Gilbert Wouiel, elm BruOer
bes in Sartlep beitbefannten Sui.
ffmieos Mifolaus Wtouiel, ipielt iest
ben Iufparter in elmer @ier. @irtb-
ihaft in Sbepeoan. gr peritcbt ba3
Bier usidenten Dortreiilih uno
ieine 9uremburger @ise lheinen Den
glattoelltlben gut 5u gefaQen.
= 8ernbaro Sobapp, Elm Shmie.
aeriobn bes Srn. Mifael 9eb bon
Sntberlano, S'8rien Gountp. Ddre
reht mpbi 5uirie6en nit Den 8eIe-
leaenbeiten 8elo 81 MAIDEN in oieienl
County, lpenn Die fir6liben SerbGlt.
niiie in beiierer Sronung marer.
WotbiaS Euruoeis, elm Sobn
hes Serrn Setter Haraoeis BON Gar
berp, ST., uuo ieiue @attin. etue &C.
borene Hoialie Chill pom Sacaoa,
Sbebopgn 9ountp, @iS., habe,'
cine lhone Seimatb mo limo redt
sniiia i'm Sammeln bon iroiidell
Meihtbiimern.
0omiuif Ynraoeis bon Cpl.
bbanp. Q. g.. bot iid cine pr1htigc
Tarm in Sieier umgeaeno 1efalir
nnb miro nGdites Sriibiobr icina
MISUNDERSTANDING bier ueriuden.
Treuuo Soiepb Bios serrihi
inter ben Hr%otcItanten in leinem
ToDnibip. Gr arbeitet fleiBiQ nno
erfilt feline religi0ien Yilihten nit
Der piinttlihiten @enauigteit. Sc
pirb bel Der eriten belten @alegenbeli
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-26
ans BEN ibrissu GroBber,Ostbnm

Sid a. b. Iis., 30. Siili. Sim let
ten Sreitag Mbeno gegen I llbr be.
ianb iid Der Sohofenbeamte 9oreut
III Dem 8artd,em binter ieinem SouIc.
@r molte gerobe Gin @laS Bier 5irm
Miunoe fiibrerL ais mmittelbar Dor
ibm elm SdluB tradte. gutiest lieb
er mas @luS fallen, cine augel bate
Inn on Der red,ten Sano g%etroifen
uno alpei Singer paren linn ser.
ltHettert Woroen. Ser Ir5t bat
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28
Everything Getting in Shape.

Agent Barnett, of Black Hawk, was in
the city this week and states that his
point and Central City will send special
trains to the Fourth of July celebration
and that big time is in store for Idaho.
Nett her ofthe points to the North us
have celebrations next week and this will
mean that they will all come to Idaho
Springs. There will be royal welcome
for them.
Mayor Trathen states that he does not
believe hare will be time or money for
promiscious masking during one of the
three days of the celebration. The idea
has become popular one since it was
suggested in Siftings last week and sew
eral parties have endeavored to bring it
about as one of the features.
The tip has been given out that George
towns hook and ladder team will be a
pretty good proposition to place your
money on. We are not advising our
friends either way but simply give this as
we got it. If you bet and win return
thanks and if you bet and lose don't
blame us.
1t is stated that grand stand will be
built for the air drilling contest where
seats can be procured for those who de-
sire to witness it.
Manager Rowe is arranging for abund-
ant amusement in the way of ball games
each day of the celebration. The attend
ance will undoubtedly be large.
The pavilion, or trocadero, will be
open for the celebration and will un-
doubtedly attract its share of the patron
age. The pool and hot mineral baths
will also draw many people to the city.
Arrangements have been made for fire.
mems dances at the opera house and the
boys expect big crowds,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o3o9o9o9o9oe
W. WILLS - Central City EI<s Will
VIC w III < x Play in This City With
Skin Them Ssa 0sa1s@ a'As, Also ase% Coming in 2

Every one is of the opinion that no prao-
tice would be necessary for them to skin
the Central Elks. The feat will be per
formed without regard to feeling and no
mercy will be shown. They are to be
skined alive and already oiled blankets
have been ordered in which to wrap the
visiting players in.
Central City is still Growing over the
fact that they won the prize in the con-
test for membership between the Work
men lodges of the two cities. They ap-
parently do not realize that they had
more timber to select from and at the
same time the contest was exceedingly
close. But Idaho Springs intends to get
forming the job, do it in neat and artis
tic manner. Large delegations OF Elks
from the surrounding districts will in all
probability be present and encourage the
boys.
From now on base ball will be on the
boom. Let every member of the Elks,
who ever saw ball and bat, get out and
practice, so as to make victory certain.
Shut the Central boys out, if possible,
and whitewash them in such a manner
that their own friends will not know
them. Make them feel so small that
they will never, never again issue chal-
lenge to play the great national game.
The day that the game is played be-
tween Denver and Idaho Springs it is the
intention of the local lodge to give the
visitors reception and jollification long
to be remembered. Without doubt,
there will be hundreds of people present
to take part in the celebration. and il
indications warrant, excursions will be
run from Denver.
Full particulars will be given next week
in regard to all the games scheduled.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

1t would really make one laugh. The
idea of Central City getting it into its
pate that it can beat Idaho Springs at
anything. The latest idea that our sister
town has decided to do is to scalp the
Elks of this city in couple of games Of
base ball. A challenge was received
Tuesday from the lodge at Central asking
for series of games. One is to be played
in their town and another here. If the
two games should result in tie it will be
decided in some manner where the final
game is to be played
There is excellent timber among the
members of the lodge in this city, and it
is the intention to secure only the best
they will wipe up the pioneers of Gilpin
county goes without saying.
The dates of the games have not been
finally decided upon, but they will prob
ably take place directly after the Fourth
of July celebration.
From all appearances the game played
a few weeks ago at which time the Elks
scalped the Masons in this city, has
caused many OF the lodges in other places
to organize ball team. A challenge has
also been received from the lodge in Den
yer asking for a game. Manager Rowe
of the ball team, and who by the way, is
a member of the Elks team, received the
challenge Tuesday night, and he at once
took his pen in hand and in few well
chosen words, told the tossers from the
capitol city that they could come up here
any old time.
All the games which are scheduled will
be watched with interest and already the
enthusiasm is at its height. The boys
have commenced practicing, and are in
fairly good condition at the present time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

]. J. Hoban, the mine manager, is set
ting pace in style that causes the dude
element to quiver. Upon his arrival from
Denver last Monday he was attired in a
ping pong suit, tie, and shoes. Mr..
Hoban has instructed his haberdasher to
order him ping-pong hat. The ladies
say he is a swell.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28
THEY WANT BLOOMERS.
1t Seems That Some of Our Own Girls
Answer the Advertisement for Help.

Sometime ago attention was called in
these columns to the desire of Assistant
Manager Charles Todd to change the
New Markham at Denver to a hotel
where bell boys would a thing of the
past and bell girls would take their
places. All the help was to be female
help under the new order of things and
every mothers daughter of them were to
be arrayed in bloomers. Mr.. Todd has
sent us the following letter he received
from a young lady in Idaho Springs.
The name appears on the letter and 1t
would be serprise to the people to
know who it was. For various reasons
we omit the name:
Idaho Springs, Colo, June 7. 1907.
Mr.. Chas. Todd,
Chief Clerk Markham Hotel,
Denver Colo.
Dear Noticing your advertisement
in the Siftings for lady employees, 1
hereby apply for the position of lady
clerk, as l notice you were advertising
for such. I have never filed such a re-
sponsible position before, and fear it
will be necessary for me to receive some
instructions from you, however, think
that 1 shall be an apt scholor. I also
notice that you require your employees
to furnish their own bloomers, and as
soon as receive your answer to this ap-
plication, that is, if it is favorable, I will
proceed to construct them, and hope you
will inform me what color and pattern
you desire. Hoping to receive favor
able reply, am, Respectfully,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Mrs. E. A. Eaves has gone to Arapahoel
Neb, for the purpose of paying her sister
a visit long promised.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

The small boy is now happy. From
this time on you had better wear your
swallow tail coat, as some youngster is
very likely to conceive the idea of put
large FIRE cracker in your pocket and
blow you into kingdom come. You
should instruct your children in the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

James Ogden was doing business in
Georgetown Monday. He was closing
up all business in connection with the
business affairs of E. M. Krout, who
failed years ago.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Robert ellison an old-time resident of
this city, and who has been in Boulder
county for several months, was in the
city this week. ellison Gulch was named
after Roberts father, who wa one of the
pioneers of the state.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

On the Fourth of July the Ladies Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church will
give home cooked dinner. In the
evening lawn social will be given at the
parsonage.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

F. R. Bouldin went to Denver the first
part of the week. He went for the pur-
pose of making purchases and transact
ing other business in connection with his
place of business.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

1t is said that that the Colorado and
Southern carried more tourists over the
loop during the last week than ever in its
history for the same week in June.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

F. A. Moss has been elected record
keeper of the Knights of Maccabees. On
the night of the Fourth the newly elected
officers of the order are to be installed at
the regular session.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

James Jayne who has been in England
for some time past has informed friends
in this city that he will sail for home on
or about July 3.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Chamberlain enter
tanned number of their friends last Sat-
urday night. Quite large number were
present and all report most enjoyable
time
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Prof P. L. Clarke is the only teacher
who intends to spend his vacation in
Idaho Springs. He says that this city is
cool enough for him and that he could
ask for nothing better.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

When visiting the soda Springs stop at
tent near trocadero, and learn your fate.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Miss Beulah Pendleton is visiting her
sister in Denver, and in short time will
go Lawrence, Kas. where she will spend
the summer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

James B. Lazear, who makes it his
business to look after Uncle Sans inter-
ests in the national bank line, was in the
city this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

See the line of stationery at Rodda's.
Neat, complete and reasonable in price.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Ring us up for anything. Telephone
No. sII Red. WEINBERGRR.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28
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Wanted-To rent good sewing ma
chine. Address p. G. Box las.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

The Seventh Day Adventlsts took
day off Thursday and went picnicing.
They spread their table cloths up Chicago
creek.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Jackson's barber shop gives you good
goods and all you want for your money.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

A marriage license was issued this week
to James M. Robinson of Colorado City,
and Miss Mary Cowan of Idaho Springs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

The a, al election of the Alumni
association of the high school was held
last night. Everything passed of har-
moniously.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

art of handling fire works and be careful
about yourself.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Special patriotic services will be held at
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-28

Rev. R. H. McCabe and sister are en-
tertaining Miss Elizabeth Nancy stu
dent of Loretto Heights academy.