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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
poAcHeR WAS GAME.
Desperate Encounter Between ofnesrs
and Outlaw In Montana.

aNu GAhIaHH IN' ''~''f"
Frank Brady. an alleged po'cher
was shot and killed about twenty
miles from Bonita Mont a telephone
message was sent 20 Bonita BY Dep
ity sheriff c. X wyman stating that
Frank Brady had been shot and killed
oy himself and guide. Harry Morgan.
On hlndtohand encounter while
trying 10 arrest him.
Frank Brady Is the man who was
arrested some months ago on two
charges. one for horsesteallns and
ono for killing beaver IT, was cut
on heavy bonds. and at the time set
Tor trial failed 10 appear.
Wyman stated that be- and Morgan
had gone int, Boar bulch. following
tho tract, n Brady and coming on
him suddenly. demanded his surron-
der. Instead 81 obcylnE Brady start
ed 90 fire and run. Two shots were
fired and then Brady foll dead In his
tracks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
GENERAL CONGRESS.

This Is What Next Livestock Con-
yentIon VIII De.
Tho annual convention OF the Ma.
tlonal Livestock association, TO be held
IN Denver on January Q to IA, 1906. is
TO be congress Of all livestock and
allied interests. Assurances have boon
given the officers Of the association by
representatives. OF tho railroads and
big packers that they win have their
agents IN attendance with power 10
make concessions and readjustments
OF rates and charges.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
TALKED WITH AMApoR.

congre-floral Party Has Interview
with Pres dent Of Panama,
The visiting Congressional party ot
the inter, tate and foreign commerce
con mission h"d long conference In
Pph0ma S'mrd-y morning with Pros
idont Amodcr. tho ,tnte FoHrot'rlos.
hirh royo-vwont or'ri''s pnd promi.
mont p'U1wans, during which tho-e
was IN cy0honge a. ows an the host
solution of the pending QUESTION: Tho
mot fr'c0'ly spirit was manifested
on both sides
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

Detected while 90 work rohhlng a
house IN Sterling Il- Henry nyor
was knocked unconscious by wom'n
armed with a stout club Whom no
recovered consciousness sho marched
him at the point ot a revolver 90 the
police station, six blocks away
General Trnynlssos. who was wound.
ol during the revolt OF the cadets of
the military school 90 Rio Jonc'ro, is
dead as the result ~ tho ampuptlon OF
a leg. According TO an official state
mont a. persons were killed during
the disturbances last week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
TROOPS 70 GUARD MINES.
Attack on Attorney BY Strikers sigma
for Calling Out Militia.

strte troors have boon added to tho
United States dc"uty ..lrshals guard
Ing lose.h eitcr's coal mine at Ze'g
Ter. Franklin county. llllrols. Tho
renfirg OF state troops was due to an
attack on II. II. Pl7't OF Chicago, gen
crll attorney for the estate Of l.. u.
Lctor and william ur- wung Of Zc'g'
Ter farm oyo-foer for the Zelgler coal
company. who were drcd upon from
nmburh while returning to Zeigler
from West Frankfort. whore they had
been 10 ACCOMPANY JcFenh elter who
boarded a train there for Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
cLAsHEo WITH POLICE.
Number Of Un'Verr'ty Students In
butA Pert Injured.

A Budapest dispatch. under date Of
November &C. says The students Of
the university made a demonstration
today rg'inst tho precautionary me7'
sures IN tlnt"d by tho rector IN con
secu'nc' ~ the political Tg't'tlon. The
police were called In and In the clash
VIII ch r. u ted a number Of students
were Injured Nnny M them we've mr.
rertcd. II is said that The lectures
probably will be suspended.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
oompERs AGAIN CHOSEN.
Great Labor Leader Again al Head o.
American Federation Of Labor.

American Federation Of Labor.
samuel Gompers was practically
1nihImously reelected president Of
the American Federation of Labor. al
The session IN San Frnclsco. satur.
Say One delegate. Victor Berger Of
Nlpaukcc. one Of tho leaders of tho
Socialist element ia tho convention.
noted In the negative and asked that
BE vote be 20 recorded.
Gompers was given a great ovation
Fhen he rotook the gqvel lie prom.
iod the delegates 20 try to do as much
y uora for the labor movement In
Do future than he had douo In tho
pst
Secretary Frank Morrison and
treasurer John u. Lonnon wore un1n.
mously chosen to servo for another
rear.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
At THEATRE OF WAR.
important Engagement Is lmpend.
Ing at shakhe River.


News from the thcatcr Of war In tho
far east Is sull sclnt The London
Morning Posts Shanghai correspond
ont reports that japanese have crossed
the frUzsn shakhe river and that an
important engagement is impending.
lie also asserts that the Port A,ilir
garrison made counterattack on
the beslegers the night OF November
IL and were driven back with heavy
losses. Neither OF these reports In
confirmed In dispatches to the other
morning newspapers.
According to the Standards Toxic
correspondent none OF the Russian
artillery at Port Arthur damages tho
Jnpnnore. except tho big naval gum
mounted on the batteries ashore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
ACTED as ANGEL.
cath'er n-ekei Theatrical companler
nd n-raks Bank,

Arnold rc'th'r7, former carh'rr ~
hauk NJ wrst lho-ty "a. IL urdor
orro-t char~cd with q eco ono omhor.
rln~ort Whno Nctino IN his capacity
90 coahlor prsthion a'sn nc'oi Hs "on.
~Nl" fc- .ovor'l tNeqtrlc7l ventures ~
'nrt s'5 ora ~ wy own -n' 900 nno h0.
ar-i-- ~ tho h"vt" s0'd ne ~ hrv1
bco0 lvin~ ON thirty cents day Tor
mo lrrt month"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
MuTlNY OF oAlLoRs.

TrouSle In Ru-FI11 bIaek sea Fleet
Confirmed.
81. Petersburg. Nov 2G--Connrm1.
ton has been received here ot the
statement made In private telegram
trov sobnftoro' on Ncvcwbcr - th"t
4 portion Of tho crows ~ the Nick
Ic1 feet wut MED cu November 90 nm.
Ger lha Influence = tho revolutionary
propqgrnd7, prd that tho trouble was
subsequently cue'ei by fcrra Of arms,
yever1l OF the mutineers being
wounded
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
CLAIM ~ UNKNOWN.
Verdict Of cororer In Mvst-rlous Nun
der Care In Cincinnati.

der Care In Cincinnati,
The co-cno-'s verdict In the case Of
Alma stein'geWeb. the telephone Girl
who was found dead November 2 near
Spring Grove cowotc-y In Cincinnati,
finda the c,use OF death to he free,
ture a Fkull. c1used by a blow on the
head with a blunt instrunent. inflicted
by SOM unknown fend The testi'
mony shows that the decreased was .
victim OF criminal assault.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
LAGRANGE

Will Hogarty and family we're
staying at the farm few days the
latter part Of the week.
Olive Crowley has left these parts
and has gone to Hillsboro to farm
one OF Charles Ford's farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. milford we're calling
on all the neightors Monday. While
out they took the school census.
Charles Ramsay is through work.
ing at farmers Spur and will move
to Greeley to live In few weeks.
Miss Grayce Neff of Fort Collins
was visiting friends and relatives
near Kersey and In LAGRANGE all OF
last week.
Horace Eldridge and Mr.. Hem
mingway have been following the
example OF the younger ones by hav.
ing the mumps
The young folks spent very en-
yable evening at the party Friday
night, which was given by Asa Deck
er's young folks.
Several of the farmers have COM
menced planting beets. The acreage
in this district Is small this year.
compared with last.
A new piano was taken to the
home of Charles Milford Tuesday
morning in honor of their daughter,
Miss Ella, who is sixteen.
Frank Adams was visiting home
folks over Saturday and Sunday.
He is attending the State Agricul-
tural college OF Fort Collins.
Mr.. Morse built his new barn just
in time, as the old one caught fire
from the wind blowing sparks from
some weeds that were burning close
by. Beside the barn they lost some
harness, chickens and quite num-
Der of things.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
AulT

The Ladies Aid will meet today
With Mrs. Graefe.
Charles Lavelle is building an ad-
dition to his livery barn.
Mrs. Stehp's children have been
suffering with the grip the past Few
days.
Mrs. M. C. Todd has been having
quite a severe case Of tonsilitis the
past week.
John Hayden talks Of laying out
another block into lots north OF the
school house.
Mrs. Eva Waldo OF Eaton visited
her mother, Mrs. d. j. Blake, the
first OF the week.
The Congregational church was
dedicated last Sunday. Quite a large
crowd was in attendance.
The Ault school will give an enter
ta,nment the last day Of school. Ihe
program Is being prepared now.
The B. Y. p. o. was led sunday
night by Mrs. Henderson. Miss Myra
link will lead next Sunday night.
Mrs. /. N. King is expected in Ault
some time this week. The fam'iy
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
ELWELL

Mrs. t. L. Davis has been sick for
several days.
Miss Edith Crowell is quite i'll and
typhoid fever Is feared.
John Lutener Is doing the finishing
work 90 the ]. W. Purvis residence.
Commodore Walker and family were
visiting relatives here the first OF
this week.
The empty beet shacks are filling
up quite rapidly now with their sum.
mer occupants.
Mr.. Riddle, who has been feeding
sheep on the D. T. Pulliam ranch,
made his last shipment Monday.
Miss Olive Thornburg of Highland
lake has been the guest Of her sister
and other relatives here this week.
The Dilley chapel people are pleased
with the action Of the Continental
ire Insurance company, which set
tied by making full payment OF
church and parsonage loss.
A number OF farmers have bean
using the kerosene emulsion spray
on their trees this week to rid them
of the aphis, which seems to be the
worst enemy to the orchards here.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14

viii then occupy the G. W. Shannon
house.
Albert Allison has his large new
barn nearly completed. He will
ouild brick house in the near
future.
Mrs. Gibson and sister, Miss Cartee,
moved into the Newman house last
Saturday, where she will keep a few
boardels.
q. w. Shannon will move into the
Motel building this weeE. He has
painted the outside and painted and
papered the inside.
The b. Y. p. o. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Padget Wednesday even.
Ing at 80 for the purpose of more
thoroughly organizing.
Misses Lena and Minnie Trampe
OF Grand Island, Neb., arrived in
Ault last week. They will spend
the summer with their sister, Mrs.
Fred Graefe.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
ASHTON

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Maggie Nc
Indoo, boy
Miss Grace Voc called on Mrs.
Carlson Wednesday.
Mr.. Erickson took load of pota-
toes to Brighton this week.
Misses Hazel and Halle Daven are
home for a weeks vacation.
Quite few Of The farmers in this
vicinity are sowing their wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swink visited few
days with friends in Eaton recently.
Claude Rhoads has left for Olympia,
Wash, where he expects to stay until
fall.
The Ladies Missionary society did
not meet this month on account OF
sickness.
An Arbor and Bird Day program
will be given at the Ashton school the
18th of this month.
Mr.. Scott Of Greeley breaches here
every other Wednesday night. All
are cordially invited.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
HighIandlako

The ladies will meet today at Mrs.
p. NJ. Mead's.
Mr.. Glover is working on the
Highland ditch.
Mrs. Eleanor Oyiatt is visiting rel
atives in Denver this week.
DR.. Robinson of Denver visited at
F. p. Waite's several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maeklin Wis.
tied relatives in Windsor several days
last week.
The engineers for the proposed
electric railway were here last week
In the interests Of the railway.
Harry Glover returned from Eng
land Thursday after pleasant visit
of several months with relatives and
friends
Or. Robinson OF Denver was a
guest at F. P. Waite's over Sunday
He is looking for location and may
decide to move here.
G. V. Holmes, clerk of the Lake
Side camp, presented the warrant fol
$4,000 for Lydia Kerr on Charles Ketr's
policy, he being member Of this
camp of the W. o. W.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
All Over Weld.

Mrs. j. NJ. Wylie has returned
nome after six weeks visit with
California friends.
Fred Minis has been reelected town
marshal and Charles Prussen an.
pointed ditch boss.
Mrs. Ed Wilson of Denver was the
guest OF Mrs. l.. G. Vanderlip and
other friends last week.
Kew. Stillman, j. II. Behrens and
Jesse Doney boarded the train for
Denver Tuesday morning.
S. r. Huffsmith, deputy assessor,
is calling on the people. or course
everybody is glad to see him?
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. White attended
the funeral of Mrs. Galbraith and son
in Fort Collins Tuesday afternoon.
G. X. Carson of the finn of S. W.
Morrison & Co. is taking two weeks
visit with Colorado Springs friends.
Mrs, John Kimsey Is in Fort Nor
gan this week, attending the Presby-
terial convention of the U. P. church.
Edgar Donaldson, wife and chill
dren left Monday morning for their
home in Nebraska after several
months stay in Evans.
Rev. O. A. Petty of Greeley deliy-
cred very able and interesting talk
on "Little Animals at the read
ing room Sunday afternoon.
Mis-. Kester has purchased three
lots of Joseph Knight in the north
part OF town, and has contracted
with L. Larson for the erection Of a
nice new residence.
Fred Flint returned from Golden
Saturday, where ne has been attend
ing the School Of Mines. We under
stand he is suffering from severe
attack of typhoid pneumonia.
Sam Briggs has purchased Of Mart
Briggs the building on Main street
which has been occupied by D. W.
Pierpont as shoeshop. Mr.. Pier
pont will move into Mrs. Willie's
rooms on Main street.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
JOHN SToWN

Ed Riker has his new barn about
completed.
j. Parish and John Becker are both
planting beets.
Sam Ring is putting in fourteen
acres Of beets this year.
The telephone ompany is doing
some work in this locality.
A new church is to be built in
YOUNGSTOWN in the near future.
A. B. Cross has gone to Omaha
with a big shipment of sheep.
Marion Lee was In town last week
doing some trading He is putting
in % acres of beets this year.
Joe Becker is road ove1seer of dis
trict No. 4s since Mr.. Landers went
out. Joe has lots of work in sight
to do on the roads.
Andrew johnson and Tommy Jones
had horse race at Johnstown last
week in which Jones' horse had no
trouble in winning.
Mr.. Claycomb, the JOhnstown
butcher, has fitted up nice meat
wagon and put 1t on the road to sup
ply the farmers with fresh meat.
Mrs. Jane Bogard Is going to start
for her home in Pueblo some time
next week. She has been visiting
her folks here for the past six weeks.
Preaching was held at the Johns
town hall last Sunday and was very
largely attended The new choir
under the direction of Mr. Clingen-
peel sang we'll.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
FORT LuPToN

Mrs. G. NJ Wagner was in Den
yer Monday.
The NJ. f. church held its quar-
terly meeting Sunday. The presid-
ing elder preached in the evening.
L. Fl. Becker moved from Mr..
Bringe's house to Mrs. Fl. Shortley S
residence on the east side Saturday.
The official meeting of the trustees
Of the M. E. church was held at the
residence Of W. S. Decker Monday
evening.
The Episcopalians held services in
the K. Of p hall Sunday. They will
have preaching once month during
the summer.
Charles Rowland had his collar
hone broken last week by being
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
CAULT

f. McIver spent several days Of
this week in Cheyenne.
b. F. Price went to Greeley Mon
day and returned Tuesday.
Friday morning o. 7. Perry left
for Cheyenne, to be gone several
days.
A. B. Hilton came home Monday
from Pine Bluffs. where he had been
sick for several weeks. He is feeling
quite well now.
Mr.. Aicher becomes the postmaster
today. On account OF Mr.. Hilton S
asbence the office was not changed
last week, as it was expected to be.
Snipe hunting is becoming the
chief sport of the hunters who infest
this community. O. T. Perry caught
a large grain sack full one night last
week.
O. T. Perry has his reservoir
almost completed. This receptacle
for water is the largest of the kind in
this community. Mr.. Perry intends
to make it a summer fishing resort.
Vincent Aicher is putting in a
large gasoline engine on his ranch,
with which he intends to isrigate an
extensive field Of grain. No one
need want for grain this fall, Mr..
A ;,haV
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14

kicked by COW while milking on
the u. j. Tracy ranch.
w. 5. Falkenberg has leased the
Fort Lupton spirit Of his son and
will hereafter conduct the same
All Lupton people wish HIM success.
Inc town board held their regular
meeting Monday evening and elected
W. >. Locker treasurer and Charles
Stafford clerk. The appointing of "a
marsha was postponed for week.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
HoTcHKISS

Miss Jessie .Wadlin spent her vaca-
tjou with the home folks.
Mrs, DeNine, teacher in the Clip
son school, visited her parents here
during her vacation.
Conrad Lorhey of Dayton, Ohio,
who is tere for his health, Is stop
ping with G. X. Dickerson.
Miss Olive Delling entertained
several OF her old schOolmates at
marty Saturday in honor OF Miss jan
nette Mcmillan.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
BIO BEND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiggett Of
Erie have moved down in this vicin-
ity.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and MIS-. Flowers
Wednesday afternoon.
A party was given in honor Of Ed
win Davis twentieth birthday Fri
day evening and all had pleasant
time.
Mis-. Ed Wilson of Denver attended
services here Sunday. Mrs. Wilson
has been visiting with her old friends
here for the past week.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
LUCERNE

Mr.. bolinger made trip 10 Den
yer Monday.
Mr.. McDugaIl has gone to Cal.
ifornia for his health.
Miss Miller OF Greeley.was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hemphill, last week.
Mr.. Hemphill and family expect
to leave for Olathe, Kan, some time
this week
N. j, Houston is having his house
plastered, MI Noacer OF Greeley is
doing the work.
Mrs James Redd and daughter
Edith visited with their friend, Mrs.
Collins, last week.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
Antelope Park

Next Friday the school will give
an Arbor Day program. All are in
vited to attend
Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest Austin and
Mrs. ID. Emory visited with j. K.
Pressler's family Sunday.
Miss l. d. Wilson, one OF the
teachers here, visited at her home in
Eaton over Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Chancellor Buchtell will
preach at the s,hool house next
Sunday afternoon A good crowd is
requested
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
GIBSON

Mr.. Oberg has a new automobile.
Mrs. Harsh is i'll with tonsilitis.
MIR. Busick has been very i'll with
the humps.
Addie Luark Of Windsor is visiting
her sister, MIS-. Frank Youngs.
Mrs. linn and two children or
kersey have been visiting her father,
Nh. Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutz and
daue liter Marguerite took dinner at
S. l.. Spurgins Sunday.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
EVANS

1--WE Is visiting at the home
m hunyan is suffering with
attack Of the grip.
p p's'oii'ce is receiving a new
l''"' and other repairs.
lis,a Vi Denver is the guest
MIS-. Charles Behrens.
knI Ouns went to Denver Fri.
p. s 10 attend the funeral Of
browning.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
EATON

- nspio was in Denver last
tOag
ur0smith of Greeley was in
last sunday
Eaton and family were In
|er last week
I,.,, Eaton visited relatives and
|. in Windsor Sunday.
|c KendeI OF Greeley visited
| relatives last Saturday.
| ", F. willis visited last Sun
Len Eaton relatives and friends.
|. Lana Thompson OF Grover
4 Eaton friends last Saturday.
| F Johnson of Greeley visited
[,rday with Mrs, Thomas Haipin.
| 7. H. DALEY enjoyed a visit
|ber mother, Mrs Moss OF Gree
| NJ. Wallace spent several
kbis week with relatives in Den
4 Clark shipped his last con-
lent Of sheep to st. Joe last
! ". II. Eaton and children
several days in Denver last
A. H. Myers visited this week
MIS-. Charles Hedke in Fort
\ Miller. wife and baby OF
" visited with the T. G. Phil
bmily.
|p. Fitzpatrick, station agent,
led from a trip to California
bturday.
ses Mabel Wolfe, Edna Lewis
Esther Fletcher visited with
Daley last Saturday.
bale quartet furnished unusually
music at the Congregational
last Sunday evening.
tory Superintendent Lawson
, from Greeley Monday for the
line since his runaway accident.
blk Doolittle and Clyde Middle
te champion hunters. They
BIT In % ducks after their last
ph Eaton entertained about
boys and girls at a cobweb
last Friday afternoon to prop
lebrate his thirteenth birth
Woodmen and Circle members
The second Of their regular
" socials at Woodman hall to-
,. These affairs are always
0hly enjoyed.
James Wolfe entertained the
ot the MeIry-Go- Round Finch
18th a few others last Friday
BON. An elegant supper was
the pleasant features.
Berry, who has been high
teacher in the Eaton schools,
30 obliged to resign her posi-
account Of Ill health. Miss
berry of Denver has taken her
Rltchie entertainment given
congregational church last
Jay evening was undoubtedly
81 yet given on the lecture
The reader and magician
husually good.
lher Social Hour club evening
lJoyed at the home Of G. A..
Omely last Friday evening.
uests of the evening were
and Mesdames j. W. Smillie,
montgomery, F. A. Mimmack
steele and G. Fl. DEMO.
Zoelner and wife spent Tues
Denver.
eS hlttle and McKelvey spent
lurday and Sunday in Denver.
Oe farr came home from Fort
70 spend last Saturday and
''ephans, an expert account
y nas been inspecting the fac
I.ouhtS, left Wednesday for
listricts.
y T. Cotfman entertained a
VI Young people last Friday
IN honor of Miss Fanny
vi ufeeley, who was visiting
|ther.
sS odd Fellows lodge was
''u Tor Ault last Monday
a, short session was held In
w. Then the company came
eaton and initiated q mem
midnight supper was fur.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-23
lits 80 i'sis., 'esNls. 4'ssi5, ~ $! z. Z
PERSONAL.

J. J. Jones left this afternoon for a
trip east. !. - = :.
4 G. p. Eckles returned today from
Minneapolis. .,sz5..Gs,' l.E..5., +
Captain I. P. Baker returned Sunday
from trip east. :, =. !.
!. Mrs. J.: w. Foley returned Sunday
from trip to St. Paul. ,.,.s ..<,
Editor Kellogg was in the city Sun.
day from jamestown. .s.e,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond went to
Minneapolis for visit this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Purinton of Coop.
erstown were guests in the city today.
D. Juzler of Mercer county, republi-
can candidate for the legislature, was
in the city Sunday. r.
Indian Inspector James Mclaughlin
is a guest in the city today, en- route
to Seattle on some departmental bust.
ness.
Fort Smelling notes in st. Paul
Globe: Lieut.. w. P. kits and family
arrived at the post Friday and are the
guests of Chaplain and Mrs. Osser-
waarde. ** Maj. H.. A.. Leon
hauser of the Twenty-first will leave
shortly for Fort Lincoln, N. D., where
he will take command. >-