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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-28

The sena torial conference slated to meet
yesterday in st. Paul. did not confer In
fact, among the outside visitors who at
tended the banquet there was: a notice.
able. dearth Of state senator's. The pub
licity given the affair led to it's being
called off for the present =. -
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The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
knook0rs Club.

The regular meeting Of the Knock
ers club was held at the home of
the Most Eminent Clawhammer, and
after reading the minutes Of the pre-
ceding meeting by the aid Of small
oil lamp, roll call of members and
applications for membership, the
general worthlessness Of the electric
light service of Greeley was discuss
ed. While it was conceded that the
current furnished is pretty regular,
even more so than in most towns
the size of Greeley, the members
were unanimous in their conviction
that the light furnished is so weak
that rated l6-candle power globes
only give from four to six, and s.
candle burners give about the light
of tallow candle. Whether the
fault lies with the system or the
lamps furnished, or where, was not
decided. but it was thought best to
appoint a committee of three, COM
posed of Worthy Old Sledge, Little
Tack Hammer, and the Outside
knocker to investigate the subject,
learn the where and whyfore, and
find out if the man on meter paid as
much for his alleged 16-candle hight
as though it were really up to stand
ard strength. The committee will re-
port in two weeks. The session closed
with solo entitled, Knocking,
knocking, Knocking" by the Ven
cradle kickmaSter.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
kERsEY

Edgar Walker of Denver called on
our merchants Friday.
Charles Carlson, wife and daugh-
ter were In Greeley Friday.
Miss Pearl Neer was the guest of
Miss Katie Devinny Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Nessler has returned
from visit to Denver friends.
George Hallman has returned from
a visit to his brother in Nebraska.
Draper Wilson and Miss Laura
Pearson visited in the country Sun
day.
Jerry Afford and family have
moved to the Ewing ranch east of
town.
Fred Jurgens and Miss Ivy Murphy
are i'll and under the care of DR.. Lon
ergan.
Little Frank Hill and the infant
son of Arthur James have been i'll
the past week and under the care of
DIR. Lonergan.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
Huffman District

Little Garnett Haskins has been
sick the past week but is getting
some better.
Joseph Lee intends to farm this
year and is looking for a good
housekeeper.
Mr.. Hay and son of Greeley
were in this neighborhood last week
looking at some land.
Mr.::Larson, who lives four miles
west OF Greeley, was in this neigh
borhood on business last Thursday.
School opened up again Monday
after weeks vacation. Mrs. Marsh
will take charge Of the school again.
The Misses Mabel and Mary Boyd
and Master Albert Boyd spent Sat-
urday afternoon with Nellie and
Ethel Larson.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
Antelope Park

Cecil Wilson was the guest Of
Sophia Sorenson Sunday.
Ned Farnsworth returned last
week from two weeks visit in
Lamar.
The Misses Edith O'Hara and
Goldia and Sylvia Simpson were call
ing on Inez franklin Sunday.
Mrs. Roullard and daughters Cloe
and Jennie and Mrs. May visited
Mrs. Clara Curtis in Ault Tuesday.
Miss Maude Angel who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. o. r. Aus
tin returned to her home in Mason
vile this week.
The young people Of Antelope Park
are expecting to- give an entertain
ment in the near future. 1t Is I'M
decided as to the date yet.
o. T. Austin and family and Mr..
and Mrs. David Emory, Mr.. Hill
and Miss Maude Angel spent Sunday
with James Pressler and family.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
GROVER

pr,sh of Greeley was out at
Oasis ranch last week
-, Davis and J.A. Miller were
an saaley last week on business.
,ss Alice Larson and Mrs. Crow
ava pone to Cheyenne to visit
ir sister Mrs. Markley.
Kisses Maggie Carson and Kate
snson came from Greeley to
a Now Years and attend the
rde of Boulder was here a
|days ago to see about taking up
mestead near Grover. He. was
nleased with the country and
Icts to locate here soon.
20 masquerade ball given at
~ New Years eve, in Judge
rs hall was largely attended.
3es the people from around
or. there were some people from
Ruttes and the Gerry. An oyster
br at the section house was given
ppection with the ball.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12

The Windsor Ice & Storage Co.
commenced putting up ice yester-
day, but had to cease operations on
account Of the storm.
Justice Of the Peace, C. F. Chip.
man, united in marriage Mr.. Oscar
Alkire and Miss Nellie Cannon both
OF Windsor, last Sunday at 2
O'Clock p. m.
Royal Encampment No. ~ /. O..
O. F. had huge time last night.
About twenty patriarchs came down
from Collins and put eight candi-
dates through the royal purple de-
gree, after which supper was served.
The candidates all claimed that
they got the worth of their money.
The police court has been busy
lately. A man by the name of
John White was tried under the Or
dinance as vag and fined $50 and
costs and failing to pay the fine was
sent to jail until they are paid. A
man by the name of Ed Starr was
fined $50 and costs for carrying con-
cealed weapons and forfeiture of a
revolver, and sent to Jail
until maid.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
New Century Club.

The New Century club met with
Mrs. Woodbury. Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Roll call was answered by quotations
from Eliot. mill OH the Floss, {"
was then taken up by Mrs. Wilkin-
son, who gave the story of the book
in very interesting manner assisted
by Mrs. Reinks. A general discus
sion OF the character then followed.
Mrs. Potter had charge of the
amusement. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ar
buckle and Mrs. Couzens receiving
prizes. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The club
will meet in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Wilkinson, the Kipling pro-
gram been substituted for the regu-
lar program on that day.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
BIO BEND

The new store at Peckham is COM
pleted.
Clyde Hines: returned to ::Peckham
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. cambridge left for
Denver Friday.
Mr.. Nelson, who has been sick is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Miller is very i'll and DR..
Wright is attending her.
Mrs. A. E. Bentley OF LaSalle was
home visiting parents Tuesday.
The Big Bend young people spent
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Ban
croft. All had delightful time.
Miss Gertrude Nackey and Miss
Cora Bainbrige visited Mr.. and Mrs:
Frank Downing at the Kenmore
farm Saturday.
Miss Esther Nelson and Miss
Emily. Davis ATTENDED. "a party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norris
Friday evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
THE CLUBS
w r X Club.

The first meeting. of the W.T.. h.
club after the holidays witnessed
good number OF its present members
as we'll as two or three visitors.
By request Of Mrs. Platt Decker
the subject Of civil service was in
quired into and discussed by some OF
the ladies. after which the regular
program followed. This consisted of
a carefully prepared paper by Mrs.
Sheldon on Socialism in Italy
and "Italian immigration by Mrs.
Thayer. To reorganize society
and property on the basis OF CO.
operation instead of competition, "
said Mrs. Sheldon, is the aim of
socialism. The paper then In a
clear and direct manner traced the
history of the two branches of the
socialistic party in Italy, the Con-
servative and the Revolutionary
stating that the former hoped to
attain the aim of socialism by con-
stitutional reform, the other by
the revolutionary methods.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
Eutsspsan ciup.

The first meeting of the Euterpean
club after the holidays was held Jan.
at the home of Mrs. Sanders with
Mrs. Rothschild and Mrs. Carrithers
as music committee. Musical cur
rent events were given by Mrs. De-
vine, and Others mentioned the
operas to be given In the near future
in Denver. Miss E. Maud Cannell
of the State Normal school faculty
read very instructive paper having
for its theme, 'The Study Of Music
Abroad" dealing particularly with
the German conservatories. The ex-
cellent program was rendered as fol.
lows:
Piano solo, To The Spring, Greig-
Miss Phyllis Wolfe.
Vocal solo, Spring is Here, Edith
Dick.-Mrs. R. G. Strong, accom-
panist, Mrs. DemOrest.
Piano solo. Mazurka, Chopin
Margie Watson.
Piano solo. Polonaise, Chopin
Lizzie Camtield.
The next meeting Of the Euter-
pean club will be held Jan. IA at
Miss Hanna's, 1919 Tenth avenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
HlghlandIako

Mrs. Ritchey entertained at din
ner Thursday.
William Hemmingsen has opened
his new meat market.
Mr.. Gilkey was transacting bust
ness in Johnstown Wednesday
W. F. Kirtler is shipping baled
hay from the Switch this week.
There is water in the Highland
ditch for domestic purposes now.
Frank Parmalee visited friends
and relatives in Longmont last
week.
Warnie Stuart is on the sick
list this week, not able to attend to
his position.
The Christian Endeavorers are pre-
pairing to give an entertainment
in the near future.
The farmers held a meeting in
the hall Saturday evening to elect a
committee to see the sugar beet
officials to learn how near they
would come to the lake with their
railroad and how many acres of beets
they require. They have made an
survey recently.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
All Over Weld.

for Ault. One will be put up at the
bank corner and one between the
hotel and railroad crossing.
A. F. Ryan and w. T. Lynn have
leased the elevator and will carry on
a -four. feed, coal and grain business
there, also u line Of farm machinery
They have also pure hased the coal
aud feed business from r. L. Pence
and King Brothers. They expect to
build a 35x5O foot warehouse north
of the elevator.
At the annual business meeting
of the Baptist church last Thursday
night o. c. McWilliams vase lected
treasurer, Mrs. E. B. Henderson,
clerk. Mrs. A. E. Padget was also
elected trustee in place Of Paul
Smith, whose term of office had ex.
pired. y. C. McWilliams was elected
Sunday school superintendent, O. l..
Knowlton assistant superintendent,
Mrs. A. E. Padget organist.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
LAGRANGE

Peter Peterson has moved on the
Austin farm.
The skating has been fine until
the snow came to spoil it.
T. w. Lynn has sold his farm to
his brother-in-law. Tim DeNotie.
Maynard Hemmingwav has been
laid up with the grip for some days.
Chester DeVine has gone to Ore
gon to recuperate for few months.
Mrs. Charles Netf has been quite
sick for the past week with the grip.
Fred Roullard' of Fort Collins
spent week on the farm with Ed
ward Netf.
Samuel Ellis Of Cheyenne spent
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Adams and family.
c. ID. Neff's sister, Mrs. Shisler,
from Canada and the Misses Gadeker
from st. Louis have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauridsen.
The literary meetings held every
Friday evening. are becoming inter
esting, as most OF the young people
are showing their true spirit.
Mrs. Chris Westenberg and child
ren have moved to Windsor where
MIR. Westenberg's farm is, as Charles
Westenberg expects to leave for
Iowa soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
the DELTA

The Delta is booming with new
buildings.
j. A. Thompson was on the. sick
list several days last week..
Mr.. Thompson from Lovelahd Is
building another house on his lana.
A. b. Craig, the. school teacher
has been on the sick ist and There
was no school Monday.
Mrs. Browns baby has been quite
sick for over. q week, but at TINS
writing is much better.
Mr.. Mauck has nearly completed
very nice house and barn on ms
property, which he recently purchased
from Mr. Jackson.
George Shcarer, j. w. Shearer $
brother has moved with his family
into Mrs. Ramsdall's property. lie
has recently come from Iowa ana III
tends to make this his home.
J.A. Thompson made large SAFE
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
EVANS

Mrs. Oleson was a Denver visitor
Wednesday.
Ed McCarty was Denver visitor
last Thursday. He was looking up
the potato n arket.
Ed..Williams, an old timer of
Evans now of Weldon valley was
calling in Evans last Friday.
Mrs. J. c. Vanoken returned to
her home in Loveland Saturday,
after several days spent with her
mother Mrs. Haney.
j. r. Cornelius has sold his har-
ness shop to Bruce Malonee and will
move out to his ranch east of LaSalle
where he will try farming the coming
season.
Curtis Roberts, who has been
farming lin Skillet Bend has pur-
chased 30 acres in the Godfrey Bot
tom and will try farming in that
district.
The evangelistic services held in
the Reformed presbyterian cnuIcn
this week are we'll attended and all
highly interesting. Rev. Wylie is
assisted by Rev. Acheson of Denver
In these meetings
Mr.. Twiggs Of the National Con-
struction company of South Bend,
Ind, who is here for the purpose of
putting in the Evans water plant
has erected a tool house and has
teams hauling material for the foun-
dation of the power house.
The ladies of the W. r. c. at
their last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for this year: MIS-.
Martha Dunbar, president; Mrs.
Nellie S. Flint, senior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Nellie Beeson, junior
vice president; Mrs. Terra Kinney,
chaplin: Mrs. Lydia G. Young,
treasurer; Mrs. l.. A. Herriot, secre-
tary: Mrs. Eliza Rickard, conductor
ess; Mrs. Eta Young, guard. Joint
installation was held with the Post
Wednesday evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12

of real estate last week, selling three
eighties of the McCutcheon land for
Sl4 500 to W. L. Kinsella Of Omaha
Neb. This is one of the largest sales
of real estate ever made on the
Delta. Mr.. Kinsella Is building two
houses on the land recently pur-
chased.
A very pleasant little card party
was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Robinson Wednesday
evening. 1t was in .he nature OF q
surprise and composed mostly OF OLD
friends of theirs near Lucerne and
in Greeley. The evening was spent
in playing high five until late hour
when refreshments were served, ana
all departed to their homes thank
ing their host and hostess for very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Robb had quite reunion
Of her brothers and sisters on Christ
mas. Sometime before Christmas
her sister Mrs. Luman and three
children came from Wyoming and a
few days later her sister Mrs. Camel
also from Wyoming came. Then ON
Christmas morning her two broth
ers, j. f. and A. p. Strouse, cattle
men from South Dakota, with their
families, arrived making thirty-five
in all that sat down to Christmas
dinner together. This Is the first
time in years that the brothers and
sisters have all been together.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
GROW GREEK

The Lincoln school had a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Myrtle Heller has gone to
Denver to stay.
Miss Law spent her vacation
with her parents near Windsor.
James Harris was visiting at his
nephew's T. j. jackson last week.
Miss Mary Bondeson and Miss
Nina Canberg spent Christmas with
Mr. Jackson's family.
James Mcconnell and family are
visiting his father-in-law Mr.. Flem-
ing enroute to California.
Miss Irene Houston spent her
Christmas vacation with Miss Della
Woods and Cecil McClelland.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
HAZEL TON

George Helps is visiting in
Boulder.
Skating parties are very popular
among the young folks.
Hazelton school commenced on Jan.
after weeks vacation.
Miss Fay Marvels of Windsor
spent the holidays with her father
on the ranch.
Miss Edna Barber has gone back
to Greeley to resume her studies in
the High school after two weeks
vacation.
A. Busse has gone to Idaho with
his son Eddie, who is afflicted with
rheumatism. If the climate agrees
with him they will buy property and
move there in the near future.
Walter Osborn, who started to
Arkansas with his cousin Florence
the latter part Of December has not
yet been heard from and his broth
ers and sisters here are very anxious
about him.
Ben Landrum has returned from
his trip through Utah, Idaho and
Oregon. He says Colorado is good
enough for him. While away he
visited his brOther-in-law, Clarence
Whitman at Sheridan, Ore. and
experienced what an Oregon rain Is
lilo
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
WINDSOR

There are a few potatoes being
sold here, but only few.
There is another man in jail to be
tried Wednesday for vagrancy.
Mrs. William Alter has been very
sick with pneumonia but is q little
better.
School commenced again Monday
with all the teachers In their places
except one.
The druggists, G.. f. Daniels Co. :,
have sold out to Il man from Denver
by the name of Black.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
state of Charles T. Marsh deceased.

Estate of Charles T. Marsh deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administratrix of the estate of Charles T. narsh
late of the County Of Weld, in the State OF Colo
will appear before the County Court OF said
W cid County, at the Court House in Greeley.
January, A. D. 1905 at the hour of 10 90 oeloek
a. IN. Of said day at which time all per.oae
having claims against said estate are notlned
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make imulsdfaeo
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado, this 24th day OF
December, A. ID. 1904.
Administrative of the estate of Charles T.
Marsh. Deceased.
+. j. Green. Attorney.
First publication in Greeley Tribune Decen-
Der 90, 1904. last publication January 10, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
AuLT.

Jan | to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
hnis, a son.
an.l', iodd has been quite sick
'''lis, but is better now.
10 |,a'' Fry of Elkhorn visited
''N with his brother Walter
~ ~ Mattison left last
Tor Iowa, where she will
ends and relatives.
ap''sI u, prayer meeting will
'o lhe home of Mrs. A. f.
thursday night Of this
% 'aik OF two street lamps
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
'oRT LUPToN

}. Burge is shipping hay to the
market this week.
F Colorado Telephone company
biting in some new phones here
Eeek.
liam Maytield and wife re-
+ last Saturday from a two
lS visit in the east.
pe Glockner and wife, Ed Camp
lie OF Plateville attended the
banquet Wednesday evening.
L. o. 0. f. No. 100 banqueted
lei Lupton after installing off,
thursday evening. The Brighton
was invited.
~ Z. lodge held public in
ioli OF officers last Wednesday
If hall after which they took
DIT iiotel Lupton.
lam Coburn has accepted a
IL IN the Denver machine shops
ipahy with Ben Lansdown,
IS been working there for some
fhillp while starting home
eohesday noon from his office
,'l MS wheel and broke his
Ao present writing he is re-
DIS Improving.
armstrong and wife enter
at ilihch and other games on
!, msht' Those present were
"rs' W. S.Decker and son
,, 'a,, ana Mrs. G. NJ. Wagner
ugllter Buelah
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
LAsALLE

bv Lockhart went to Denver
|day on business.
|. Thomason has rented q part OF
Gregory'S farm.
IS Hayward was visiting IN
ey last Saturday.
| ris Sorenson and wife are both
|ith the grip this week.
and Mrs. Frank Bentley are
Ing in Denver this week.
IS. James Beattie spent the day
TUESDAY with Mrs. d. S. Ellis
Is Bertha Brooks was the guest
IS James Beattie one day last
nton O. Heatt and wife of Den
we're guests at the Kenmore last
day.
sseS Carrie and Adah Ellis re-
ID to their school at Fort Nor
saturday,
\. Taylor is suffering from an
k of the la grippe and rheuma-
this week.
lrles Mckenney was IN Boulder
u days last week looking after
eSs interests.
). E.. f. Harrington entertained
j of the young people at tea
Iday evening.
IS Jennie Ellis spent the day
! "Wednesday with Mrs. John
of East Evans.
Hey Faris after a two months
with his uncle S. r. Ferris left
home in Sparta, III.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12

Mrs. Thayer gave the characteris-
tics Of the Italian immigrant and
read some amusing extracts on his
efforts to master the English Ian
guage and adapt himself to American
manners and customs. Her reading
led Mrs. Thayer to believe that upon
the whole the Italian Is a very desir-
able immigrant.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-12
To the Great Greeley Potato.

Once Greeley name took hold of fame
AS "a bland, bucollc Plato s.
Now DER the land it fits a brand
OF BrobdignHg potatoes.
But still his fame will grow, wis.
Wherever earth is turfy-
In happy mosamoiphosis
When Greeley turns to Murphy.
By j. |. Clark, oditor N. Y. Sunday Herald
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce has authorized n
favorable report on the Mann bill abol-
ishing the Panama canal commission,
and placing the government of the canal
zone and the work of constructing the
canal entirely in the hands of the presi-
dent.
The senate on the 30th agreed to
vote on the statehood bill Tuesday,
February Z. The house adopted the
legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill. 1t carries $29, 1872 ,242.
The senate on the Sd resumed the
Impeachment case against Judge
Swayne, and the answer of the accused,
justifying the acts of which he is
charged, was read. February 10 was
fixed as the date for beginning the
regular trial. The rest of the day was
consumed in discussion of the state
hood bill. The house passed the post
Office appropriations bill The amount
carried is $1S0,7S7,413.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-02-10
PEOPLE FEAR STRIKERS.
Czestochowa, Poland, in State of Panic
Inhabitants Bar Doors
and Windows.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Feb. g.
Reports from Czestochowa, Russian
Poland, say that the city is in state
of panic. The inhabitants are barri-
cading their doors and windows in
consequence of the attitude of the
strikers.
The employees of the Vistula railroad
shops have resumed work Freight
traffic has been resumed on the rail
roads. The strike in the Sosnovice dis
trict has spread to the railroad men
and other classes of workmen. The
men remain quiet. The shops have
been reopened at Kalisz, although the
strike continues there. The latest re-
ports from Lodz show that town is
quiet. The military continue to patrol
the streets.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-02-10
RUSSo-JAPANESE WAR.

The casualties during the fighting at
Chenchiehpao and Heikoutai Gle esti-
mated at 5000 on the side Of ne jap
anese and 10000 on the Russian side
Late reports received in Toxic state
that the Russians lost from So 600 to Az
900 men in the recent fighting. The
japanese casualties numbered 1000.
Gen. kuropatlIin's attempt to break
through the japanese left wing and
outffank Field Marshal Oyama's posi-
ton on the Shakhe river, has failed
entirely.
Thirty-siX refugees from Port Arthur
were lost off the Mia Tao island, the
junk in which they were passengers
striking a rock.
Official figures show disease has cost
the lives OF only, 40 men in Gen. Oku's
whole army since May 6, though 24,642
have been sick. His total killed and
wounded for the same period is 26,2O7.
Russians renewed attacks along the
Hun river and against Kuroki, but they
were repulsed.
Gen. Grippenberg is reported to have
had row with Kuropatkin and asks the
car to let him resign.
An American squadron composed of
Is warships has sailed from the island
of Luzon for the southern waters of
the Philippine archipelago, with the
object of maintaining neutrality in
American waters, both as to Russian
or Japanese fleets.