davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
Appoints the Editors His Special
Representatives From Now Until
Christmas to Find Out What the
Little Boys and Girls Want to Re-
ceive Christmas Morning.
He Was in His Great White and Silver Sleigh
Drawn by Four and Twenty Renders, on His
Way to His Rome in the Land of the Midnight
Sun.

Santa Claus visited the Daily Tels,
gram OfRo, early tins morning. He
came into the editorial department
while the editors were Upstairs in the
press rooms seeing this issue Of the
Daily Telegram to press. Not supposing
that any person was about ne left a
note for the editors. The Jolly old fel-
low was in a great hurry and had just
stopped into the Telegram office on bust
ness. The newspaper men upstairs
heard the juggling and jangling Of
thousands Of little silver sleignbslls IN
the street Just outside the office door
and hurried down to see if it was really
Old Santa for they nad received an ink
ling that he would can to see them on a
business "Trip.
Upon arriving in the editorial rooms
the editors anu reporters found that
Santa mad really been there for upon
the floor lay several Christmas tree
bwigs and one or two glistening and
sparkling troe ornaments and the front
windows were heavily frOstsd- Upon
the first desk in tine office he left the
following mote:
4ohice of Santa Claus. Land OF the
Midnight Sun, North Pole. Deem
bar s, 1904,
Editors Telegram:
In great hurry Am in by big wnite
and silver sleigh with my t'wenty-four
reinders hurying me to my nome in
Kriskfngleland. I appoint you my rep
r,-sentatives in Clarllsburg from now un-
til Christmas night and ! want You to
find out what all tbs good boys and
girls in clarksburg want for CHRISTMAS
80 I viii know what to leave them. !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08

have been rushed nearly to distraction
IN getting all my presents ready and
viii have to keep working day and
night until Christmas in order to ct
them an finished. I have several fac
tories working day and night turning
out fine toys, playtnings and all kinds
Of good Things for the good boys and
girls. You can save me great trouble
and worry II you viii have the boys
AMI girls Oh Clarksburg to write their
letters to You and ask what they want
for Christmas. Put my name dow, on
your subscription list and I viii get
your paper every day and read those
letters. Then can tell what to bring
10 clarksburg with me Christmas night
and save an extra trip there.
4 will give nice Christmas presents
to every boy and girl who writes ID
tiers to the Telegram telling what they
want. Have them to address them to
me as follows: Santa Claus, l27 Ice
land Avenue, Land of the Midnight Sun,
in care OF the Daily Telegam.'
~Ten tine boys and girls TO hurry and
let me know what to get them risat
away before the factories run snort Of
material. Hastily,
SANTA CLAUS
santa Claus Is greatly rushed this
year in getting his things ready as can
be seen by his own writing. The boys
and girls who expect to set anything
for Christmas should write their let
ters TO taem at once and mail them to
the Daily telegram ofios. The Teie-
gram guarantees that the letters will
be received by Santa Claus and that he
viii send them something for Christmas
If they do.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
Police Court.

Five prisoners were arraigned before
Mayor Shields IN police court at the
regular session Wednesday, All were
charged vita having apPeared upon the
streets in an intoxicated condition. They
al plead guilty to tine charge and the
usual fines were assessed. James Dor
sey paid five dollar fine and was re-
leased. Harry Talley was sentenced to
five days work on the streets and
Michael oDay, Vim. Driver and Jack
son Nay were sentenced for three Jays
each. Three or four DRINKS were snatch
"a up by the police Wednesday after.
uoon and s@ning and they win soc
Mayor Shields AZ the regular session
tiis morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
BISHOP
| 6RHVATT
viii Speak On 1.-THE Church Today" At
This Mornings Services of the Ad-
vent Mission At Christ Church.

The congregations continue to increase
in the Advent Missions being neld at
Christ Episcopal church. Bishop Ora,
watt spoke yesterday morning Of "The
Church in the Bible" He will speak
ttis morning Of 'sThe Churca Today"
Tonight at 80 o'clock the sermon will
be Of a definitely Evangslistic cnarae-
ter. a cordial invitation IS extended to
all to attend these mission services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
FIFTEEN
Surveyors Are At Work On B. & o.
porte From Belington to clarksburg
Engineer Lemley Here.

Civil Engineer Lemley, assistant to
.Ae chief engineer OF the baltimore &
Ohio railroad company, Is N the city
On business in connection with his Of
Rcial capacity Mr.. Lemley is in ehars'
Of the corps Of surveyors who are sur,
v,ving the route for the proposed bancn
miload to be built by the Baltimore 3
Ohio from Belington to Clarksburs. He
has fifteen men at work now and they
are to continue on the work until oae
whole surveying JOB IS completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08

All sI.oo. $3.50 and $500 ready-to.
wear hats, 90 cnts, at Porsers millinery
81 Pike street. odscSt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
WEDDING
AT SALEM
Lunb .rport Gentleman and Salem Lady
United in the Holy Bonds
of WedlOek.

The marriaga Of Mr.. E. W. Hardesty'
OF Lumberporr, TO Mrs Matte Davis
son occurred at Salem Wedne7iay night
At eight O'Clock. Rev. \. 4. Kelley, tAe
Methodist minister there, olieiatod.
The groom IS brother Of Erlen b.
Hard esty. OF this city. and s,,noS' aph !
for Rineliart, Dennis & Co, and a very
worthy young man.
The bride is daughter Of Marcellas
DAWSON, deceased, and one of salern's
very estimable young ladies,
Tn, happy couple will reside at FAIR
mont. where Mr.. Hardesty IS located
With his company.
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Christmas Trs,s.

We nave at our NURSERIES fine lot Of
Norway spruc, suitable for Christmas
trscs. ranging from 4 to 8 feet in height,
the pices ranging from SlOO 70 SOW
delivered. Any one wishing one for
Christmas call up G. ". Southern q
sons nurseries, Home phone, or ad'
dress them.
G. W. SOUTHERN s son,
a,cl2t. clarksburg, ". va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
VIM. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
prosracted Meetings Successful.

PTotracted Meetn8s SUCCESSFUL
The protraCted meetings being con,
ducted at Trinity church on Brushy
Fork BY the Rev. DR.. leighton, are very
successful. The attendance is large and
mom taan the usual interest and on
thusiasm is being displayed in the
meetings. They will continue from
night to night for some time yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
WIN TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
adamston odd Fellows WIN Meet,

The new lodge Of Independent Order
d odd Fellows at Adamstm will meet
in regular session IN Primm's hall b.
night. Tho session win be an interest
ing one and an the mCmbsrs are urged
10 attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08

VIM. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
Rihln. For Sale.

Rev. Lewis F. Peters at The Bon Ton
store. has Bibles and Testaments for
sale. The Bibles are from 20 cents lP
and the Testaments from 5 csnts up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08
VIM. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Marriage License Granted.

Deputy County Clerk Guy TetricF
wrote a marriage license Wednesday, af'
tcrnoon to E. ". Hardesty, Of Lumber.
port. and Matti, DAVIDSON, Of Salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08

a, BALTIMOREaORIO
RAILROAD.
Taking eEec Sunday, Nay IS, 1904
wen TOunL
No l-tdAlyl duo l2:6S = \
No. 7l-(dailyl due 1928 .. n.
No. s-tdailyl due s.5s a. N.
No G7-Cdaily) due $50 ,. =
No. 65-tdaily dus 7.3s pa
East Boana
No R-tdnilyl due s;54 a. \.
No. 4s-tdailyl due 1922 =. n
10. ~ daily due $40 P. m.
No. 72-C&aily) due s:5s ?. \.
No. 4-tdaily) due s.s5 p. N.
". VA b PITTS. DIVISION
West BeunG
No. S-(dafy az. Sunday Ar. S:lS a.
Lv. 6:l5 Al
No. I-(dailyl As.O:SO .. n; In. 1883
No t-tdany * sun, AZ. u:lI p n,
Lv. 1855 p
No f-Cdaily "a. SUM- Az. SO ?. \
No. s-Isunday OuIy) Az. 7:ss p n;
Lv. 1850 ? N
East SOunL
No etDaily ex sun.l Lv. $50 3. u
SO. -CDaly sz. suu.l Ar. s'Ss a. NJ
Lv. 1888 p n
10. GS-sundsy Oalyl Ar. and ". O;4S
Em. Leave lo5S a. m.
Jo-tdnslyI Ar. S:SS P. n; ", { P.@.
40 l-tdGily az. sun.l-AE. and ".
1880 p. n.
WEST VIRGINIA SHORT LINE.
/ West Bound
No. 5s-ldaiIy ex. SUM- AZ. laOo noon
No. @-(daiIyl Ar. s.l6 p. N.
Eaa Bound.
No 57-tdaily) ". $50 q. n.
No Se-tdaily e.. SUM- II. $50 ? .
Trnins Nos. I and run bssWssI
olutSburv and Sutton
D. B. MARTIN,
MP. T., Baltimore,
q ". BAssErT.
az. A., Baltimore.
O n ALLEN
R.P. A. RuEksabuEg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-08

WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
A Promising Mine.

Among the many properties
throughout this section that are
rapidly being brought into prom
inence there is none more deserv-
ing or promising than the Acacia
B. located in the Elk City district.
1t is really an immense mineral
dyke over 200 feet wide with six
strong leads running through it.
These leads are from % to Is feet
in width and assay as high as s55
per top. Like most ore l.. that
section it is free milling and no
trouble will be experienced in saw
ing practically all the values.
There has been considerable work
done and the company incorporat-
ed to handle the property will do
extensive development during the
coming season.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
GOOD DIXIE PROPERTY
Development Work is Being
PuS he'd on Printer Group.

Work on the Printer group of
claims is progressing. nicely, and
character of the ore seems to inn
prove with every foot of develop !
ment. This group of claims is To-
Gated at the mouth of little Salmon
river, Is miles southeast of Dixie,
and was filed on last summer by
Messrs. Bailey and Randall, for the
Nonpariel Mining and Developing
company of Washington, d. c.
The property is being developed by
two tunnels which will be run in
about 300 feet each. They will in
this distance gain depth eff APP
proximately 1000 feet, and open
up a large body of ore so that it
can be readily taken out to feed
the 20-stamp mill, which will be
erected next summer.
Arrangements are being made to
let contracts for several hundred
feet of other tunnel work, the pres.
ent outlook fully justifying the
company in pushing development
to the limit
Thorough prospecting of the
holdings of the company seems to
indicate that the dyke is not a
continuous body of ore, as was first
thought, but rather consists of
several parallel porphyry dykes,
ranging in width from so to 800
feet, with intervening granite and
spar walls No less than four of
these dykes can be clearly traced,
traversing the group of claims from
southwest to northeast, and these
in turn cut at right angles by five
or six other dykes. The main tun-
mel is being driven in on one of
the latter dykes, and will be con-
tinued until it intersects the prin-
cipal dyke which covers the claims.
The heaviest fall of snow so far
this winter along the Salmon river,
| where these claims are located, has
been only about six inches, and
; but little cold weather has beer
experienced, not enough at any
| time to in the least interfere will
D the work.
The Printer group is in every re-
spect admirably located, and if the
t ore continues to gain in value will
: depth as it has so far from thu
e mouth to the face of the tunnel
it will prove to be one of the truly
: great mines of the west
: The men composing the company
!, are all easterners, and have grea
faith in their property.
: Some Is or 20 samples taker
: from the dykes show that the whole
of the ledge matter is mineralize(
: in paying quantities, and there il
e but little indication at any point
n of the porphpry being bare. Th'
r average value of the ore is from 81
: cents to SO. Pieces OF float ar,
e occasionally found showing FIRE,
5 gold clearly diseernable to the ma
= ked eye.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
Road to Big Creek.

The mining interests of the Big
Greek district and the people of
Grangeville and Lewiston are
again agitating the building of the
wagon road from the Big Creek
country to Warren and the out
side via Grangeville. 1t is stated
that Ex-Governor Hunt, manager
of the Werdenhoff property, will
take the initiative in the construc-
ton of the road from Big Creek to
Warren and that the work of the
proposed road will be commenced
early next spring This road will
be about twenty-five miles in
length and will cost about $1,000 a
mile. Mr.. Hunt will solicit as
sistance from the outside, but the
greater need of the lewiston
Grangeville people is to furnish
funds for the reopening Of the old
road from Florence to Warren or
build road up the Salmon river
30 the old state bridge which
would give a larger country a road
which would be travelled at all
seasons of the year.
The road up the Salmon river
would not only serve the Big
Creek country but would he di-
rect outlet for the Marshal Lake
district, besides serving a large
stock country that would bring
much business to this section Of
the country. The proposed road
will cost about $50, 900 but when
the benefits of it's construction are
generally known aud the large ter
ritory that will equally receive
these benefits it is believed that if
the matter was taken up in a sys-
tematic manner that the required
money could be easily secured
Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
File Your Application.

County Treasurer Robertson ad-
vises all who desire to bid on
school lands next spring, to file
their applications for the sale of
the land desired at once. Under
the law only 25 sections can be
sold each year in the entire state
and as the applications for school
lands greatly exceed this amount
only a small portion will be select
ed. Those who. file applications
early will therefore be more likely
to have choice listed for sale.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
District Court Dates.

Judge Steele last Monday fixed
the dates for holding court in this
district as follows:
Idaho county at Grangeville,
Feb. lst and August %; Nez
Peree county at Lewiston, March
Z and October 3; Latah county at
Moscow, May i6 and November
81.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
Much Important Business is
Transacted.

Transacted.
The city council held their reg
ular meeting Monday night.
Bills were presented and allowed
Tor the regular monthly salaries of
officers. In addition the bill of
Fogg 4 Nugent for ATTORNEY fees
In the water case in the supreme
court were presented in the sum of
S4o0; the council allowed $3.50.
Considerable discussion was had
over bill presented by the Lew
iston Tribune of s4S for the print
ing OF reply brief in the water
case. This printing was done on
rush order given by Messrs. Fogg
" Nugent after the brief of Plain
tiff Jack had been served. The
Standard also presented bill for
the same brief in the SUN of S36,
claiming that as they had con-
tract Tor the printing Of all briefs
they were entitled to have pay, as
they were ready to do the work.
The bill of the Tribune was finally
allowed, and the Standard bill laid
over until the next meeting for the
purpose of arranging for a settle
ment OF some kind The bills of
W. NJ. Jack for water rent from
September |, 1902, to January /,
1904, were presented and laid
over until the next meeting. No
Dill for the judgment affirmed by
the supreme court has as yet been
presented, the remittur not having
as yet been received from the su.
preme court. Until that is re.
GIVE and the cost bill fled nc
statement can be made as to the
total costs and expenses Of the
case.
| A bill was allowed the Grange
vile Water company for 1919
for the purchase and putting il
place of three fire hydrants.
The resignation of Mr.. Val
Winkle as chief of police was rea(
and accepted. j. f. Byron, who
has been night watchman, wa
nominated and confirmed as chief
Ed Harger was nominated an,
confirmed as night watchman t.
fill the vacancy caused by the pro
motion of MIR. Byron. The resig
nation Of F. w. Karsten as stree
, commissioner was read and ac
) cepted. No appointment was mad
J to fill the vacancy at this time.
A resolution was passed declal
) ing vacancy in the Office of coun
I Gilman from the Third ward
r caused by the removal of A. d
Foster from the city. l. NJ. Han
: ris was appointed to Eli the va
cancy.
J A resolution was also passed ac
cepting the proposition of tn
board of county commissioners i
regard to the claim of the city fo
road tax monies heretofore re
tanned by the county which tn
city was entitled to. BY the term
of the compromise all taxes col
lected by the county on propert.
within the limits of the city 70
road tax shall be paid over t,
the city except 5000; this 5000 j
in effect spent in the city, TIL
commissioners expending $500 ol
the road just north Of town, ant
500 on The courthouse grounds
This will give the city in tn
neighborhood of 81 800 cash, whicl
, will be utilized in making the frs
payment on the new road machin
cry.
An ordinance was introduce,
and read the first time providip
for a sidewalk on south Firs
street between Meadow and Hal
along the properties of WIN. Stein
heiser, VIM. Hogan and ". W
Brown The next meeting of tn
council will be held on the 18th
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07
Hereford Cattle.

Five registered cows and nine
bulls for sale at bargain. Ad-
dress P. F. Huntley, Moscow,
Idaho. al
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07

No. l oats and Lay for sale at
Big Buffalo cash store. Send in
your orders.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-07

A few of those winter waists
left, at cut prices an Alexander &
Freidenrich.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-01

vazne poran6nl, ze brzy IA to ze-
rsfel.
= v nel6li rano zni6en byl po-
zarem obilni elevator South ST.
Paul Stock Yards spoil. Tyz byl za-
soben hoin6 obill1n q skoda palM be
|na s32, 900.
I Jelikoz neni nam mozno, by
|chom byli yzdy V nasi dfadoyn6 X
ralezeni, ustanovili ja1ne ii tfadni
|hodiny, kdy budou mas moci v6ichni
Iidsi pfizhivc1. ut "a JakouKoi1v IN
|Iezitosti, nal6ati. RAno do TO ho-
din; odpoledne Cd pdl jedn5 do 3
hcdin . weber cd plil sedm6 do Z.
| Z setcss. c!5 crsls s,ssrpo'sdass s,ssrpo'sdass vssJsss
If.
= Star1 pan T.. T. Rnmreich d
Pisku, No Oak, jenz pied m6afcem
uhfrai as na St LeHiskou vystayu q
nAystzyn svjass, patel p,sksSstteel jiznieh jinieh sta
tech, vratil g vessel zdrAv ma
stoupil oessu K dornovu. Pfiyezl
sabon thz n4koIik druha zTeze, il
hadla vyepsti 3 ulnisliti We svk sbir-
ce, cehoz 10 velkJm milovnikern. v
st. Paul se sesel se svym synem
Erhardem, jenz studuie Ma kolleji
~. jana nasesn state. y p. Rum
reichem ubiraIi se ttz doniu VISTA
w do Pisku panovs Frank Jellnek,
T. r.. Seidl Jos. Helt.
r Pan Thos. vavra, zaatupce
chicagakb Svornosti, pfijel sem v
xaimu jmenoyanaho Iistu.
Minuiou nedsli odpoiedne od-
|lJval dramaticky Klub Orel zkou-
sku siu V sini G. S. p. s., iktera dopa-
dla yelice uspokojive bylo usne-
seno, odbyvati zkousku pfisti v ne
deli 4. prosince. Bude Sc zaroven
jednat o tom, ably jiz urcen byl den,
kdy SO bude divadlo davat zaroven
pfedlehA jine jednani, tax ze pfi-
tomnost vsech Glenn jest zadenena,
ably sc yse mohlo dobfe vyjednati a
zadoucfho zdaru dosahnouti.
r Mfstnf redaktor Minnesotskych
Novin byl pozadAn n9kolika pfiz-
nivci, ably vyucoval ve6erni angli-
ckou skolu. Vsichni, iiz by 81 tax
pfali, af Sc pfihlasi nasi ufadoy-
re, 59g w. 7th St, sobotu vecer.
= Jalub p. Kuhl re Sioux Falls,
SO. Oak, bude dlouho pamatoyati
ma svoji duvefivost zkusenost na-
Sem meste. Kuhl je majitelem ka-
|mennych lom1 We Spencer, So. Oak.
20 cas- sye navstevy zde navstivil
tel novy statni kapitol, ably Sc pre-
svedcil, Q jakeho kamene je VISTA
ven. Zatim co si celou budoyu pro-
hlizel, vyskytl Sc tn vlidnS pfi-
JENNY cizinec, ienz Sc mu pfedsta-
vii co Glen statni kapitolni komise
Kdyz pfisli pred hlavnf vchod kapi-
tolu, padl obema do ocf starry a se-
sly dfev6ny chodnik tu domnely
p. komisaf pocal vzhled jeho onlou-
vat a prohlasil sc, ze ie splnomoc-
men pfijimati nabidky pro kamenn5
s,hceaasslks Bez dalssiho vsAAlhiasnsss vsAAlhiasnsss @lezsll
nakessn DC s !Azly PFC PFC ;;ssS; ;s :ssast-oie
ne, d byl ochoten hned nabfdku
pfijmouti. Pan komisaf mu ozna-
mil, be vse co ie tfaba k zabezpe-
cent smlouyy, je vysadit $3.50 ma
dian a drive nez toto piseme, byly
penfze yysazeny. Kdyz samozvany
kapitolni komisaf sahal pro knizku,
ably mohl obsah timluyy kvitovati,
shledal nahle, ku svemu pfekvape-
nj, ze si j nechal Ryan Hotelu a
se zdvofilou poklonou a ujistenfm,
ze Sc ma rychlo vratf, odesel, - a
dfyxfiyf Dak0fan xA1x6 doeud ieho
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-01

Y noci fernenafskdrn oa,ciiuods D.
TomaSe Iaka \ dis. 463 zapadni \.
aiis. i Ilupici vyrnAdkIi kus yeIktho
prddeInlho okna byli by bezpochy~
BY vnikli do vnitf, kdyby nebtvali
vyrasani niajitelsm sousednfho ho-
stInce, kery zaslechnny sra1not, pa-
dem skla zphsobenJ, ael u podiyat
ysrs iksiiyzz iiupiici viiddii, 10 json spo-
zorosani, ukradIi n6co drobn6ho
zi,ozi. yyiozeneii,o okrla. nalez da-
II e nj 1tzk.
Fan Frank Korbei Conover,
Iowa. xastaYil se VI 1nGsth ma chvili
dtery, jsa mn ceste do Berouna, k
svanu synosi Il pfi IL pfilexisnsti
pfedplatil ri tdz MA Minnesotakd
Noviny, aby pry vsdtl, CO se dsje me
ri ieho xnam9nni nfalelv Mime
sote.
: We stfedu 23. listopadu yeder
oddani byli ' kostele Nv. Jana Eyang.
setnfk Jos. II. .Janda A. Mabel
X. Lyonova. Setnik Janda nAlezi X
!. fAdovamn plnkn Spoi- statn, po-
s6dkou VI Fort Brady, Mich, jak
n jnsna xfejmo, Je Czech, syn
vydayateIe Kewaunskfch Listd, b. j.
Fl. Jandy Ksxsunee Wis. Go
n,Iadik bJi ustanoyen kadstsIn r.
Weat Pointsk6 yladni vojensk6 aka
demii, odkud vystoupil CO porncik q
prodelal vaIku americko-spanelskou,
dociliv povyseni ma hodnost setnfka.
= Volebni boi neni ieste u mas u
koncc; jak jsme We zprave vysled-
kn volby pfinesli, byl zapas mno-
hJch pffpadech dosti tuhy mnozi 2
porazenych kandidatd budou zadat o
move sGftani hlagl- II. j. Metzdorf
nyneja pokladnik, bude kontesto-
vat prot Jesse Foot, q p. G. Ju-
stus, dosavadni serif proti Antonu
Miesen a jak 80 proslycha, jest9 diva
JIM.
r Pan FIR. M. Wrabek, redaktor
a vydavatel anglickaho 6asopisu
LeSueur County Leader, Lesueur
Center, MINI, pfiiel gem ma den
dfkdvzdani ma naysteyu k rodicnm
sve manzelky, rodiny p. Matsje
Valka a jake noyinafsky kollega
pfisel 90 ma mas podiyati, bylo nam
mile, MIN se seznamiti.
= Benny Hauser. 1Iletg proda-
vac noyin, byl suroye napaden ma
7. a Jackson ul. jistym Alex John
sonesn. H!eo,ehh Heoehh Iiash5iiei Iiash5iizes ciliapovi iai no.
viny kdyz tento ie cdrniti, nutil
jei dale, pfi cemz necita, jenz jest
sest stop vysoky, hocha kopnul tax
slime, 10 odlet1l nGkolik stop, spdso-
biv 81 bolestne poraneni. Surovec
byl zat1en a odsouzen na 30 dnf do
pracovny.
= Jako kazdorocne pofadal spo-
lex Srdce Fanny Marie i letos u ve-
Ger pred dr,arn s..siivzdani kato-
Ecke Besed6 posyicenskou zabayu,
spojenou vecefi We prospech osady.
Jeljkoz tento spolek jiz yicekrate
dokAzal svym pfiznivcdm, ze se 0 je-
jich zabayu dovede dokonale posta-
rat, byla nAyst6va zabavy jednou q
nejyetsfch od otevfeni sine nalada
d1astnikd co nejlepsi. Vecefe byla
dayana ma ctyrech stolech podile-
10 se ma nj vic jak pet set osob. Ce-
la spole6nost se bavila az do jedne
hodiny q litovAno toho, ze to memo
hlo trvat jest1 dele. Vytkzek zabar