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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Catholic Entertainment.

A large and appreciative audi
ence greeted the program given las
Monday evening at the opera house
for the benefit of the Catholic
church.
The opening number was a well
rendered Instrumental solo by Miss
Ora Reed.
Vocal solo, Believe" was pleas.
ing number by Miss Maggie Lenni-
han.
A recitation, 1.-THE Face on the
Bar Room Floor" by Neal Madison,
displayed his talent in the art OF
elocution.
Little Ellen Brady sang very
sweetly, THE Spider and the Fly"
Mrs. Reed and Miss Ora Reed de.
lighted the audience, as usual with
guitar and mandolin duet.
Vocal solo, "Davy jones' Locker"
by D. w. Greenburg, was we'll rem
dered
The recitation, "How Billy lost
the race" by Miss Mabel Barstow,
captivated the whole house. AS al
so did her en- core Twinkle, twink
lie, Little Star"
Master Laurie Madison appeared
representing pickaninny and sang
Little Black Me-" receiving hearty
applause.
Piano solo, "Polka de Concert"
was well rendered by Miss Mabel
Barstow.
Mrs. w. T. Montgomery sang
"Murmuring Breezes" in her usual
pleasing manner.
Our talented Prof. Simpich gave
a humorous sketch of an American
in France and his difficulty with
the guide. He responded to a
hearty encore with an Irish select
ton that created much laughter.
The vocal solo, "The Spanish
Gypsy Song" by Miss Mabel l..
Payne, was pleasing number.
The program was concluded with
a tableau entitled "The Artists
Dream" with the following posi-
sitions: The Water Sprite, Spanish
Dancing Girl, Queen of Flowers,
Columbia's welcome to her chill
dren, Nobody's child, Bedtime,
Tramp, tramp, tramp.
At the close of the above part of
the evenings entertainment, the
voting contest commenced for the
most popular young lady in Noun
tain Home, who was to receive a
handsome silver tea set. The con-
test was a lively one for three quar-
ters of hour when the judges, Bert
Kelsey and II. B. Thompson,
called time" and found the lucky
young lady to be Miss Belva Coates
who received the highest vote.
Della Walker sold the greatest
number of tickets for the entertain
ment and was awarded a prize-a
fine pair of shoes.
This entertainment gives the
Catholics $3.50 towards the fund for
the church structure to be erected
in this place.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

]. j. Little of Snake river fats
spent Tuesday in this place.
The man who persists in blowing
his own horn seldom hits the right
note.
The greatest heroine is the wo-
man who never talks about her
neighbors.
We have just received an
other car of Studebaker wagons and
bob sleds. G. r. Kelsey, Co. Ltd.
It is reported that Rev. Baker,
an eloquent speaker of Boise, will
deliver the Grafton at the Odd Eel
lows celebration in this place.
Miss Mary Glay's Millinery
opening last Thursday was patron
lied well. Her stock Of goods was
the very latest style and Of the best
material.
The Evening Of Song by the Con-
gregational choir has been post
poned on account of the illness OF
some of the members. 1t is hoped
that postponement will be brief.
The Montpelier Examiner learns
that Mrs. Purtill, widow of Engi-
neer Ed Purtill has affected a set
Element with the Short Line COM
pany whereby she gets $1,000 in
cash and the privilege of the road
during her lifetime.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co, Ltd.
A most delicious dressing fol
green salads is made by putting one
tablespoonful of lime juice in q
bowl, adding a teaspoonful o.
of celery salt, a saltspoonful Of
white pepper and dash of cayenne
Mix in, a little at time, alternate
ly, three tablespoonful of oil and
two of lime juice. Stir all the time
or the ingredients will separate
Add tablespoonful of finely Gu
chives, or an equal amount of cher
vii or fresh tarragon leaves.-Apri
Ladies' Home Journal.
Says an Eastern exchange: Their
is class Of men who are seldom, i
ever, appreciated at their true value
In this enlightened age they ar
commonly called Dad" 1t i
dad" that humps himself year il
and year out, on the farm, or il
the office or workshop, in order tina
his boy or girl may go away t
school, and upon their return tina
the boy may have fine horse an,
! top buggy and the girl cost
, piano. 1t is dad" that hustle
and cultivates great calloused not
on his hands and becomes stooE
shouldered in order that his of
spring may revel in luxury an
' make fools Of themselves. His sor
;, and daughters have learned at b
expense to despise his old-fashione
ways. They secretly laugh at Il
style of his Sunday coat and bel
crowned hat. God help the son
daughter who goes back on dad
:. In the catalogue of cussedness tn
of ingratitude to ones parents
' the most contemplate"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

Cheating at cards is legally held
to be larceny in the state of Wash
ton.
All some men lack of being hogs
is to get down on all fours and wal.
low in the mire.
Ladies-You want to be up to
date in every way. Call and see
the latest styles in engraved calling
cards. invitations, etc., at my resi-
dence. Mabel l.. PAYNE.
1t is amusing to note the sympa-
thetic way in which the Republic
can leaders Of Idaho take the An
derson populists under their wing.
feeding them on the soup Of Repub-
lican kindness, but Offering no pie
from the official counter. They ex-
pect to secure the pie for their own
ravenous appetities by maintaining
free soup house for the Anderson
Populists. idaho Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Care Of Thanks.

The. entertainment given by the
Catholic ladies on Monday last was
decided success. They wish to
thank all who 80 kindly assisted in
making it success, both by their
talents and contributions and to
thank in particular Judge K. L.
Perky, whose voluntary and gener-
GUS check toward defraying ex-
penses was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. STEVE DONOVAN,
MRS. E. M. WOLFE,
MRS. w. T. MONTGOMERY,
Committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
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Price IS cents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Close of the Baptist Reyiyals.

The special meetings held at tn,
Baptist church in this place for tn,
past three weeks closed SUNDAY
evening under the most pleasing
auspices. When Rev. Mr.. Murray
addressed the congregation, the
house was crowded to its uttermost
the people standing in the isles and
entry and at the open windows.
Never before in the history of Min
Home has there been such a relig.
ious awakening among the people
and the most noticeable feature
throughout the revival has been
the earnest thought manifested un-
der the quiet, simple, though elo-
quent preaching Of the Scotch d.
vine, Rev. D. D. Murray of Cald-
we'll. Mr.. Murray won a host of
friends when in Mountain Home
last fall attendant upon the Asso-
citation, and the crowds that have
greeted him every night attest to
his able presentation of the Gospel
truths, and the high respect in
which he is held.
After the sermon, pastor Dean
Hamilton administered the ordi-
nance of baptism to nine young
ladies. Standing in the water, he
read of Christ's baptism and pas
sages commanding and relating to
the rite, and it was a beautiful and
impressive scene as the white-robed
descended into the water
and were buried with Christ in
baptism"
At the close of his sermon in the
morning the pastor gave the hand
of fellowship to IA of the new men,
bers, by kindly word welcoming
them into the body of Christ. after
which the ten resident members
greeted them, when all joined hands
and sang "Blest be the tie that
othuo. puCu oSttle 10 rare O116
in Western religious work.
The few who have been so faith
full amid great obstacles for the six
years since the church was organ
lied, have proven that it is not
members but concerted, self-sacri-
ficing lines that count in winning
men from sin to lives of righteous
ness.
Thirty-two additions have been
made to the church, the large part
of whom are heads of families.
Pastor Hamilton is here but the
last two Sabbaths of the month, but
steps are being taken now to pro-
vide the church with pastoral care
all the time, as it is confidently be-
lieved the church has entered a
new epoch of prosperity.
Tuesday evening the pastor Or
gained a large young peoples So
ciety-The Baptist Young Peoples
Union-with Miss Ora Reed as
president, and the work begins with
the most pleasing outlook.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

Mrs. Crossman returned to juno
ton Bar by this mornings stage.
J. A. Purtill and R. Fitzwater
came up yesterday from Snake river.
Breach and Bodice pins are in
style again and the latest styles
can be seen at Reynolds.
We don't ask you to outfit for
Thunder Mountain, but get your
outfit of Easter Ornaments at
Reynolds.
Grain, oats, hay and wheat, chop
PED corn and Nebraska whole corn
y hand at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mrs. Alice Kelly and daughter
Dorathea, mother of and sister of
Mrs. Mather, arrived yesterday
from Salt Lake.
Manager E. T. Brockman of the
Mountain Home water works and
sugar beet farms, visited in Boise
Sunday.
Fred Souer, who has been here
several weeks doctoring a crippled
hand, will start Saturday for his
home at Rocky Bar.
We have plenty of choice Rock
Spring Coal.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Arch M. Daniels has applied for
and received letters of administra-
ton on the estate of his mother,
Irene Daniels.
Conference, Salt Lake, Utah
April 4-5-6-1902, for this occasion a
rate of 1850 for the round trip is
authorized. Tickets on sale April
2 to 5, inc. Leonard Way, Agent.
We have a complete line of heat
ing and cooking stoves and the new
steel ranges at low prices.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
More billiards and cyclones have
been terrorizing the jewellers in the
states east and southeast of US. In
Idaho we have had nothing more
serious than the March zephyrs
although as a matter of fact thes'
have been more numerous with III
than usual.
The Huntington Herald says thu
Short Line railroad will soon com
mence the work of building a new
steel bridge across Snake river
Several carloads of material for tn
bridge were delivered on the Idah
side of Snake river this week
When the work begins $50 or 90
men will be employed to prosecut
the work.
Artemisia Mothers club meet
Friday at $3.50. At the last meet
ing new officers were elected an
: this week take their places. TIL
program is as follows: Music b
: the club; roll-call, quotations pei
: tanning to childhood; Mothers 1dt
! ale, Mrs. Nieukirk; II Chapt
8 Dodd, Miss Lodge; solo, Miss Payn
: All attend for an hour and thirt
2 minutes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

A. G. SMITH, Auditor.
Frank AXE was in Boise Satur-
day.
More welcomed rain Tuesday
night.
A. L. Ewing and wife have
moved to Boise.
R. B. Brown of Atlanta is Wis
itor in this place.
James Thompson has about re-
covered from his recent illness.
B. Query with twenty graders
departed TOR Utah Tuesday evening.
Just Out-Easter Lockets. All
the rage in New York and Mount
ain Home See Reynolds.
B M. Kisch, book keeper for the
Sawtooth G M. Co., at Rocky Bar,
will return to his duties about the
1st of May.
George L. Garrison left yesterday
morning for Rocky Bar, where he
will again take up the duties Of
manager of the Kelsey Co. stores at
the Bar and Atlanta.
WATCH results at Reynolds and
don't forget to purchase WATCH of
him. A new linejust received.
Will Henderson came in from
Castle creek Monday evening for
medical treatment, having q badly
mashed foot, the result of a horse
falling on it.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repairing promptly and
neatly done by Thomas Atwood,
next to DIR. Swans office.
The village trustees met last
evening, acted on a few bills and
continued session to Saturday even
ing, when the election vote will be
canvassed.
A full line of gentlemen shirtt
and neckwear just received at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, and Miss
Pearl Halves, of Bruneau, were Wis
itors in this place Sunday ano
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pence
Nelson Davis, few days ago, re.
ceiyed telegram from his son, Art
Davis, at Pittsburg, Pa, in which
he said he had sold and got the
money for a mining claim in At.
lanta. and that he would start fol
home on Monday.
w. j. Edworthy returned herr
Saturday from Boise, and soon af
ter arriving he received word tina
his wife was lying dangerously sicl
at their home in Rocky Bar. Mr.
Edworthy procured horse anc
Immediately started for the Bar.
| We are agents for Studebakel
wagons.
| CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Rev. L. G. Clark, general mis-
sionary of Montana and Idaho fol
the Baptist denomination, attended
services Friday night with PastoI
Hamilton and Rev. d. d. hurry
Rev. Clark came from Helena
Montana, to supply for Rev. Muir
ray at Caldwell last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Lunt arrived
here last week from San Francisco
to visit their daughter, Mrs. w. A
Reynolds, whom they had not seel
for IA years, and the reunion was
joyous one. After remaining her
, a few days more they will depar
: for Massachusetts. Mr.. Lunt is
/ veteran newspaper man and "
have enjoyed frequent visits at tn
Office during his sojourn here.
j. Fred w. Basler, formerly res
dent of Rocky Bar, has recently r
+ turned to Boise from Thund,
|. Mountain. He went there in Fel
C ruary, and says it is now more di
n ficult to travel than when he wei
n in, because the ice in the creeks
il breaking up, and that pack an
d mails cannot get in for some tin
l. to come. Besides there is no fe,
10 for them. Provisions were We
1t scarce in that section. He broug
D in some rich specimens of ore fro
Is his own mines and thinks Thund
d Mountain will prove a world-beat
in gold production.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Notice.

Claims against Gilmore County
must be filed in this office on or be-
fore Saturday, April IL, or the
same will be laid o err until the
July meeting of the board.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
A. G. SMITH, Auditor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday was observed il
proper form in the various churches
in our town. The Roman Catholic
services were held in the opers
house in the morning. having the
usual Easter mass and sermon by
Father Gottschalx.
St. James Episcopal church had
morning service only, by Archdea-
con Jennings. Mrs. S. G. Rhoades,
owing to illness, was unable to sing
the offeratory solo. An anthem
was sung instead, Miss Dona Har-
ris singing the solo in her usual
sweet voice.
The Baptist church had both
morning and evening services.
The evening service concluded q
three weeks successful revival
over 80 members having been
added to their number.
The Congregational church had
their usual easter services in. the
morning and their Sunday school
gave an entertainment in the even
ing which was composed Of Easter
songs and recitations.
St. James Episcopal Sunday
school had their services at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. The program
consisted of Easter songs and reci-
tations. At the conclusion of the
program each child was given a
pretty candy egg, and then the usu-
al egg hunt was INDUCED in to its
fullest extent, pleasing the little
ones very much.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

G. L. BARRETT, who does the
work at this shop, has had seven years
actual experience in Harness and Sad
die work, and is able to put as Good
Harness as can be put up anywhere 10
the United States.
We can buy leather for 10 or Is cts
per pound less than what We do, but
any one knows to get q good article
you have to pay good price-so we
bup the best California Oak Tanned
Leather.
The Heaviest aud Lighiest Harness
made to order.
Your trade solicited. Come and get
our prices.
Barrett Bros
We also have an expert workman
who does every and all kinds Of BOOT
and SHOE Repairing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

~NA The regular communications Of Elmort
NV Lodge No. 80, F. and A. NJ. are held on
&C " the Wednesday evening OF, or next pre-
M ceeding the full OF the neon ef each month.
sojourning brothers ale cordially invited to at
attend u N. CoWEN, W. M.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
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the remedy that cures cold in one day
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03

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Locals cents per line to advertisers using regular
r.ce. 10 cents per line to transients occasional
advertisers.
Notices Of Ice cream socias, fairs or local enter
..,nmepts to (which IN admission fee is charged,
10 cents per line
resolutions OF coincidence and cards Of thanks, s
cents per line.
church notices and reports Of social events free Of
charge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

KOWALEWO. Zarz9d szk6lny
" Che}moriu ME chcls} po raz
wt6ry zap}acit 5000 m. "a koszta
budowy szk6luei, przeto zaskarzY}
budownlczy zarzad szk6lnYj process
wygrr', wnl6el ~powyzs2a sumo ma
hipoteke i ~zarz2dzl} konkurs. Sumo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
z Poznahskiego.

CzYclele, ktOrYm o~OIzYo1i1 o'2 J"@
obecny system szk6lny, uciekaja z
w. Ksiestwa Poznahskiego. W
regencylnym bydgoskim
wakuje obevn,e 60 posad ola kato
lickich, a 9s ola professionalism
nauozvolell. Take stosunkl panu~
- " prowincyl, kt6ra Gig choe
przymusem zgerman'so 1a6!'
POZNAN. Chod.a pogtoski,
ze tutejsza reiencya postsno~ita
przeznaczYt fundusze, p&Ynsce Z
domen kr6lewskich IA prsYspies.e'
ME wykupywanla ziem' z rak w}o~
sciau ~polsk'oh, povt6re przesna~
czYia 200 900 NIX IA udz'elanle
kolonistom nlemleckim potYczek
bezprocentowych Tub po ni.klm
prooenc,e, po (r.ecle za!eoiia ko-
%misarzom, ably udx,elali konsens6w
"a wyszynki " okolicach ~polskich
lub z mieszana ludnoscia tvlko
Niemcom.
POZNAN.- General Daragan
gubernator kallski, bawi kllka
din W miescle nasxem, W Sobote
. n,edzlele by& W teatrze polsklm; "
Sobote sledzia{ v lezy proscenlow 81
pod loza Potockich. General zna-
komlcie H}ada iezyk;em polszim
i z Polakaml zawsze m6wi 20
polsku.
PoZNAk. szyny pod kolej
elektF7o,ne poo'agn'ste bsda -
do koszar ciur6w (trenu). Take
istnleje proJekt sta4ej komunlkacy'
do Dsbiny lub tel ko-
lei elektryczn ii. kt6ra cd dawua
projektowano.
WRZESNIA. Fctograf Furna-
mex mat zdjecia fo%tograficsne
prsedstawiaiace soeuy procesu
wrxeslnsk'ego i portretv os6b W ten
process "a wik}anych- i te mu po~
ioya zabrafa Pan F. uza!l sis ma 20
pred wiadza. gdy4 tVlko p}yty z
nlemoralnemi g. sakaza-
ne, lub tel take kt6re stanowia
obraze.
WRZESNIA. Ciagle klucls
Polak6w przez hakatysty csna horde
spowodowa}Y 10. 10 luz
5 Nlemudw, kt6rsy m,ell tn swe
interesy cd dlu4ssego JUL osasu,
mus,el, zw,nq6 kompletnle s~e IN
gdyz iadna noga polska
aoh ME wst4pl.a.... .Brswo Wrze~
siniacYI
BYDGOSZCZ. Bromberger
pisze, 10 We Wrzesni I
bojkotu1a II Niemcow'
NauczYclel X. lprawdopodobnle
znanY z, procesu Koralewski.
Przyp. Red +, Ailka razy napr@z-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

,.sdl pieo mu wYporsadsie.. .Dls
u,egc ME nam e~zasul, k.za} mn
g,rno.rs odpo~isdsie6. Dalej uaala
sie correspondent do togo p'sm.,
70 We Wrse6ni ME ma AMI jednego
rzetnika, ssewca, ~slusarss,
kowala, garncarza mnlarza. Ubo~
lew> takte mad tom, 10 terax Y
wrzesinskiej navel dziecl
pocztowyoh III pc nle-
miecku odpow1adsc ME chca.
mako Dw6ch mtodycb
odprawito prymloye W kos~
c,e. Q nsklelsklm. x. Szczesny Det"
loft! syn czcigodnego obywa,ela,
prezesa Tow. Przemys}owego, cd
pierwsza msza sw.. d. le BIN.
Q nazajutrz taxa sama u~roczysto6c
m'eli paraflanle-gdyz K. Jago"
dzinski Z Trzeolewn1cY God Nakfem
PREY micye W tym samYm
ko6clele.
SREM. JedeEastoletLi syn
Szymona Csawojdy
utonat We Warcle a ~awssy
Gig ma lodz,e. brat II le,ni chcial
20 ratio wac, ale san sle zarwal "a
uszed{ 20 zYclem.
INOWROCkAW. W Oriowle
zakoncsy} tywot doezesny uagle ma
parali1 seroa s. p. K. Albln Bar
cikowski, proboszoz. " SO r zyoia
MIEDZYRZECZ. - Prseciw~
ko orgni6cie pray tutejszym koscie"
q katolick,m. Filipowskiemu,
wdrozuoo aledztwo O udzi.!anie ua~
uki p~olsk,ej' FiI'po~ski " n'edzlele
90 po}u lniu uczYl " zakrystyl czy-
tao 20 po!sku dziecl ktore
bar lzo siabo umia{y movie po pol
sku, nauczyf lie take nod.ltw
polskich. Dziecl tutejszych ludzl
polsk,ch doty ohczas prawie wcale
nie umia}Y movie po polsku. wiev
ksza cze66 ME rmiaia mo VIC ami
stowa, Teras to bardzo sig zmienito
Rodslce j inne osoby udzjelaia
teraz tym dziecioln nsu1i pclskieeo
czytanla i il JEIemeutay.e
polskie przysyfajq tn z Gornego
s~slazka, sprtedaie je, wsgleeddanii!e'
rrosdzlela pewien fabrykant panto-
fl. Wogdle polska agitaoya jest tn
nader oz1 Xiona; jej ofi.ra psd}
troooszc1 katollokll g.
ktdrY. snany Jake maj 2 usposokie7'
mem n'eni ,ck,em. wiele musia3
cierpiec 20 strouy rslsl lob p~arafian
i teraz zoslat pr.eAiedIonY do
witaszyc. wsi csysto ~polskiej.
GNIEZNO. Pan Kaninski
master szewski utworty} kapele
.skladajaca sic ,e samych chlopc6w'
IL do Is letnich Poplsywali sic jul
W dsleh Nowego Roku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

BRODN1CA. Wioske 1klisz~
ozyzne majaca 1000 m6rg obssaru
rozparcelowaf p. Deuser z Cru
dziadza. ,,Ges". donosi, ze nab7w-
CANT parceIl byli tylko Polacy.
Gt6wna psrcele zabudowaniem
folwarcznem naby} p. Rajkowskl z
NiezYwiecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

CHEkMNO. - Dawnieisze
ROSARY, teraz villa ,,Albert"
sprzeda4 miastu "a 10000 m. mistrz
oiesielski Schulz. Gmach ten q
mlerza wfadza miejska preclude"
wac ma szko{e dziewczat. - Tu"
tetsi kupoy rzekomo skarta sig. ze
nigdy dotad tax lie ma Gwiazdke
interesa ME SLY, jak b. Urzed-
mix gospodarczy Semrau z Dorpo~
sza przetranowi{ " kr6tkim czasie
sw6j msjatek $4,000 mrk). Jako
rzadzca ME dosiedzia4 nigdAie. w
ostatnia niedziela o6wiadczy& s'e
zagrodnikowi M. " Koluie o reke
corki, a gdy mu teuze odm6w,{,
odebrat sob,e zvcie wYetrzsiem z
rewolweru przed drzwiami domu.
SZTUM. Tuteisza poczta za-
trudnia do rozposzenla depesz
takze kobiete, panue tKonkordye
Lietz6wne. W drodze do Sztun'-
sklej wsi chciaf ia pewien robot
mix zgwa}ci6. kotra uwieziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
z Prus Polskich.

PELPLIN. Syn sgenta poez"
toweeo z Rudnik .zbiee' z.bra""
sxv o,cu ki!ka llst6w wartoso'o~
wyck azem ma 1915 M 80 fen'
Policya przytrzYma}a 90 ma dwor-
On kolejowem W Tczewle. T{6ma'
CYL sic, ze z STRAIGHTFORWARD p'e~
niedzy cholaf zapfaoi6 podr6z DO
Pofudniowej Afryki, gdzie s'e
chclaf udaG celem walki przeoiw
Anglikom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

y. sprssn,evisrsvi bysy po~iasow'
inspector s.k6lny Rohds.
WARMltSKA DYECEZYA.
W drugie 6wieto Bozego Narodse"
mia .mar& v Tyohnowach Up. rs.
Professor Piotr Baranowski, nal
starssy kaptan dyeoezyi warmth"
skiel. Ni.bozozyk licsyi 81 lat
5ycls, SO kap}ahstws, q tych
prses 81 lata bY& " Tvonnowach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

BYDGOSZCZ. Bromberger
Tagebiatt. pieze, 10 we Wrzesni
Polacy ~bojkotu]a IL Niemcow'
NauczYclel X. lprawdopodobnle
znany z, procesu Koralewski.
Przyp. Red +, Ailka razy napr@z-
no wzY~a} garncarza. a'Y przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

PELPIIN. I W Gostyniu
zmar1a 20 k,6tkich clsrpieniach "
trzeoie swieto Bozego Narodzenia
rano prze}ozona tamtejszego klasz =
toru SIdstr Mifosierdzia, Siostra
Antonina Rogowska, kt6ra dawniel
by4a %prAefozona tutejssego domu
sw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

PozNAk. szyny pod kolej
e~lektF71oo,ue poo'agn'ste beda q
do koszar ciur6w (trenu). Take
istnleje pro]ekt staiej komunlkacy'
do D9biny lub tel ko-
lei elektr yczn ii. kt6r9 cd dawua
projektowano.