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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CAN FORBID NUNS eARs IN SCHOOLS

Albany. April 1.-THE Court of Appeals to-day
affirmed the verdict of the lower courts, and sus-
tained the position of the State Department OF
Education in the Lima School case affecting the
power of the Department of Education to forbid
the wearing OF nuns other religious garb by a
eacher in any public school
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MUST GIVE NOTICE OF METER REMOVAL
lBy Telegraph TO Tho Trlbune.


Albany, April 1.-THE Assembly to-day passea
Assembyman Hartman's bill which provides that
gas companies must not without five DAYS notice
remove meters from the houses of customers for
any cause Pending appeals by consumers To the
courts, the meters are also 10 remain and gas
ton ~ 'fI'7'-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Max came from slurn tenement. His parents
are poor Jews. But the some one who held the
pencil with him tells me that he hesitated over
Miss" Roosevelt. He had meant 10 say Alice
but did not think it was proper and decided
that it was not The visit Of the President to
Sea Breeze is the proud tradition of the children
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13

CURTIS IAuKEA-You that the Democratic party will be
established with headquarters at Iiio
SAN FRANCISCO wAsP-The
make confdant of the editor
walking along the road and lighting his
HUTcHINs witnesses gamblers bring them
along They won't be turned down by this grand jury
DISTRICT MAGISTRATE WHITNEY fonn}
when had to be found-but have yet myself
CHIEF CLERK BUcKLAND nd 1t very COM
Portable here thank That fellow feels the gales
o o about
starting Democratic daily We intend to out the Advertiser
DELEGATE KUEIo-W Smiths attitude bill
introduced and toward the entire handling of the matter has been pc
GOVERNOR guess down,
may have to dance around on pretty lively Those chaps underneath will
Mango possible
catch yet, a
would say Come to Mango chutn'y Land
JOHN HUGHES irish like bit of hindy
don't ueon ST. atr day think might get to-
gher o Emmct birthday, say
GOVERNOR a
to be- but the gets distress occasionally when the
high, trip Of
CASTLE RDawAYYe, I'm out of the business last.
and look fellow straight in the face No old tho
Tribune still Republican The Herald has teon sold the Democrats
FATHER vAIENTIN wish wOnd induce the people
thing the Leah Home worthy
taken interest in should all take
JAMES sTE1NERTho agitation sidewalks
already Yesterday the Bishop estate voted $1,000 for curling
from the John na road Waikiki bridge Small viii follow suit
p1TIocK newspaper Portland climatic
conditions bound continually increase tho popularity of tho Islands
pleasure and will be found
oon between here and the mainland meet the growing demands
TOM oDoWDA-You don't see teuful park like this
has pavilion middle,
billiard table and piano inside There's finer anywhere
The Eva Plantation Co. provides this park for the recreation Of its
|
of photographs the Judd sngnwd ldngs
Hawaii left
buildings and blocks than have here in almost
half the
M PAoIiEco-Witb the spirit pride in
that
do much towards taufyng
sidewalks
the unsghly High School
FULLERTON There Khauk building
the Everything is being in hrstas
in the military and they will be laid a beautiful park
palms for the principal have been by
racks will shelter 1900 there will be
BERT PBTBRsoN-Wih this big influx
about full Of guests prophecy imo when the Alexander
said
be needed 10 house tourists has also said At the time that
e island should have their steamship line they
agiang that And what's they need tho additional steamship
service 20 accommodate tourist uahe,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
= LITTLE TALKS =

r. ANIN-The losing o !
A. BLooMRR (of York, Nebraska)Hawai the paradise America
JARED sMlrH-fhe best time plant anything this
ALABAMA MToHHLL-Thee labor unionism Fran
ATTORNEY GENERAL PETERS, think
until Monday anyhow
Hawaiian National Guard,
DIR Garter tho sick Of my expert
mes-bp had him down
oHoRoH LyouRaUs The weather h cool and delightful tho Volcano
House and the eTaier b sin active
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.


yesterday wonder for
Of been passed by stock Exchange
talent Activity Eva the emins feature Cane sugar hA"
declined a, New York from 'eso to soI $40 ton btope" es
on the other hand after drop again the latest quotation of sO
being twenty Though stock
have been few prices have been well maintained Even disastrous hre
being affected that
crop report the o.
Weather Bureau the week ending February says;
checked
favorable 1905
plantations The harvesting and grinding of
mature cane have therefore proceeded rapidly
pneappc days have rpened during the
have grown we'll Coffee trees are gen
reported conditions the harvesting of this season
completed at luPahoeho Hawaii during the week The setting out of rice
for the of 1906 has begun most sections and almost completed in
damaged by salt winds from the but pastures generally
throughout group
suffering from weather.
WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
Following
(s2O sea75; Hawaiian
2o ($lOo)
$oo 2O 1885, Pioneer ($lOo 10 20 $i2I Hon Brewing Malt
Khd $500 49, $3.50; Honokaa (s9o a5 sll5o Me-
Bryde Oaa 6s q
! REAL ESTATE BUILDING
sales yesterday r. w Ayets
@ Bretana foreeod by Oahu College trustees was sold to the
of waua,
@ ] f FOR Sc By The he hS A' N l. sale Is"af d S'i 'is % q p ~
postponed till i2 Saturday next at the front of the Capitol
from Oahu College trustees to
Territory for $4,000; deed
$4,000 deed of Gear Lansing Co. to Josephine H.
Chaplin OF Kamuhi for $225o
building for Kaan Home for Girls to cost $4,000 and accommo-
fifty lOdgers be erected on the premises of A. F. Cooke King street
An
capital of 100000 has been fled with the Treasurer and referred the A
reservation by the Mclyde Sugar Co.. Ltd,
/ to purchase the entire stock issued prior to July 1908
soy factory capitalists at Palama Homo
lulu AS $l5ooOo Japan last for this enterprise stands
'''f PROMOTION ION AND PROGRESS
representing formed in Wash
state Hamakua
tanning plantation good land
be grinding raised by
the association
of coming Kapaa Kauai
China Francisco the 10Th inst 1t is ex
pected that so 100 families will be in this party
completed the plating the Aewa land for suburban
and Kalh valleys
overlooking about $50 and has bee
/ opened
of the Kooau has been approved by the Boar
NJ, of Agriculture and Forestry.
se of experimenting
started amkau the vicinity tn
e. subsaon to test the commercial production of the article j. b. Castle
and p
supervision Expemcp
ments will be started the first Of July ty the > Experiment station mere
IN The station about cooperating with Portuguese settlers Maui in
m Club the
having its jurisdiction the Kaahulu lying the between Ka
Honolulu" trolley made its trip around til
to Friday Waikiki lately acquired by tn
County of Oahu will be given the charge of the Kan Park Com
Receipts of County January $lCs9osa
$2es74 cash hand end month"; $4Sos district road ia
procure of Pacific
p in Honolulu either this
eI practically
will the Hawaii Yacht Club in the proposed yacht %
required
an yacht subscribed by Honolulu business
Washington delegation,
ad Wednesday
public
Friday Hepburn
made
the
v
Texan the
Orient the Doic for Francisco Arangi
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
Bank OF Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii
PAID-UP CAPITAL. :. A.. 5000. 10000
oohr bOo ,',.,,,,,,,''' zoutouo'uo
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. -. 102,e17.so
OFFICERS;
chafles NJ. Cooke','...,',.,,',P president
IT, G, J0nes,,,,,,,,,,,,,"V President
r. w. Macfarlane. End President
u H. COOKE e''s's..ss'''ss'''''..' 'Cashier
C, HuHtaee, Jr,,,,,,,,Assistant Cashier
v. II, Damon..,,,,., Assistant Cashier
v. II, mon,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,S Secretary
DIRECTORS chas, NJ, Cooke. r. @,
Jones, y, w, Naefarlane. 70, v, Bishop.
v, ID, Tenney, J, A, Mecandless, @, H.
Atherton, c, II, Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Oh,
PAhTMHhTs.
strict attention siysn 20 all branches
of Banking.
JUDD BuLDlha, FORT STREET,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13
oFFIcERs;
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DH.
PARTMHhTs.

strict attention slyen 20 all branches
of nanklng,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-13

JUDD BuMDINa, VoRT sTREnT
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas. Death, with his inexor.
able hand, has invaded the family
circle Of our sister, Anna Briggs.
and removed therefrom the loving
and beloved husband and father.
Therefore, be IT.
Resolved, That we, the members
of Prosperity Lodge. No 700 M. b.
A.. lecognlz e the sterling manhood
of him who was so Suddenly and un-
%expectedly called from the mystery
OF life. to the greater mystery Of
death. and feel the irreparable loss
to the household of which he was
the honored and beloved head;
Resolved, That we extend to our
bereaved sister and her !atherless
little ones u earnest sympathy in
tits the hour of their great sorrow
aud commend them to the loving care
of him who has promised to be a bus
band to the widow and a father to
the f%atberless
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the lodge minutes, a cupy
furnished to Sister Briggs and pub
lished in the city papers.
Lulu M. Cooper,
Nellie C. Johnston.
James Duncan,
Committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
ANNUAL MEETING
Mitchell National Bank stockholdsrs
Listened to q Fine Report 81 the
Years Businass.
Years Business.

Tuesday evening was held the an
nual meeting of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
al bank at which was present the
stockholders and the officials. The
oIlowing officials were reelected for
the ensuing year: President, VIM.
M. Smith; vice president, 4. u.
QuigleY; cashier, NJ. F. Patton; as
sistant cashier, g. "a. Dawson. The
following stockholders were made di-
rectors of the institution: b. j..
Quigley: ID. B. Miller, A. b. Seaton,
James Lyons, S. Il. Scallin, j.. ii.
Ferris, q. a Dawson, u. Al Mize-
ner, w. g. Dawson. Thos. Fullerton,
VIM. NJ. Smith.
President Smith made tleaIreport
of the years business to the. stock
holders, and the statements that
have been published from time to-
time through the year indicate tile
prosperous condition OF the Mitchell
National. a dividend was declared
on the years business which was
highly satisfactory to the stockhold-
ers. The Mitchell National has q
high standing among the finan-
cial institutions Of the state through
its excellent management and it,
conservatism and care in handling
the business that is placed with IT,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
ThREsvlG NOT GUILTY
Charge of Incendiarism Was Disprov-
ed in Circuit Court at Red
wood Falls. MINI.
wood Falls, MINI.

Mention was made IN these col
umns a month OF SO ago OF the arrest
OF Ole Olson Thresvig, charged with
having set fire to several. buildings
ma farm in the vicinity OF Redwood
Falls, Mimi, and Of the sheriff from
that,town coming out here and TAX
ing him back there for trial.
Mr.. Thresvig has resided in the
vicinity Of Mt. Vernon for the past
year and a half ana according to
his own statement the charge Of In
cendiarism az false, inasmucE as
he had not been out of the county
since he came, Attorney bowers, OF
Redwood Falls, came out to- Mt. YER
non recently and took the deposition
OF "a number OF witnesses on this
point to use at his trial, and Martin
Hanson went along, as a personal wit.
ness in the case. The evidence piled
upsagainstseM r. Tipersyig was given
by three men by the name of Tillisch,
who are related TO bin through mar
riage. These three men swore that
they saw Illresvlg, and recognized
him in the act. Thresyig's state
ment, backed up by the testimony or
Mr.. Hanson, and the dispositions OF
the neighbors in Dawson county,
however, was too strong and lie was
acquitted. Mr.. Thresyig returned
from Redwood Falls a few days ago.
There was more or less persecution
in the case against Mr.. lhresvig and
the incidents leading up to 1t we're
related by Attorney Bowers to Sheriff
Cook on a former trio. Threvsig had
considerable property back In Red
wood Falls, and the Tillisch brothers
endeavored to get him to go into
partnership with them In the hard
ware business. On his refusal to do
SO. because he knew nothing about
the business, the attorney said they
commenced to haTass him one way
and another to get him to consent or
to get his property through his wife.
Growing sick and tired. OF 1T all Mr..
Thresyig finally left Redwood Falls
and came out to Mt. Vernon. With
in a reasonable time he secured :
divorce from his wife, and shortly
followed the accusation of the at
tempt to burn his own property, all
of which was a part OF the scheme
to relieve him of his property.
Tbresvig is a young man about so
years old and since his residence out
near Mt. Vernon he has borne a good
reputation and his neighbors stood
by him m%anfully in the efforts made
to besmirch his character in convirr-
ing him OF a crime Of which be 49,
not guilty.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12

d. Anderson was the only one who
made the trip and retained the pea
nut on the blade and she was award
ed the prize. Mrs }. E. Anderson
was also a winner in a peanut blow
ing contest.
Refreshments were served during
the evening and the Round Table
adjourned from their evening of
amusement, which all found to have
been a pleasant diversion from the
usual routine work.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Resolutions Of sympathy.

M M4NYEfsfa M6snN 49, INte N28AE sEAM
The following resolutions or SYM
pathy were adopted by Ransom Post.
No. g., g. A. r.:
Another comrade has fallen from
our ranks, In answerSt to the last roll
call. Alpheus 5. Curtis, a memher Or
company X, 18th Iowa Vol. InfantTyg
and a charter MEMBER OF Ransom
Post No. 9. g. Is. r., Mitchell. did
on the Both day Of December, 1906.
In his Seth year. pass to that reward
which awaits the true and faithful
soldier; therefore, he III
Resolved, BY Ransom Post No. S.
g. a. r. that o n the death of ouys
cOMrade, we have lost a good and
faithfnl member our our post and
the community a worthy andsrespect.
ed citizen #s
Resolved, that we deeply synnpsa@
thize With the relatives soi the de-
ceased what is their lossiss hisgafEIss
Resolved, That as a marx ot MI
spect for our comrade that our chaf.s
ter and altar be draped,i IN mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved, That 3 copy OF these
resolutions be spread upOh ttes
minutes and g copy Furnished tI1S
a. .F1rshall,
VIM. Nah. ssss
-. s.s..s ElI1sh Iillot.sosss
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
TWELFTH NIGHT FRouc
Round Table Members Celebrated the
Closing of the Holiday Sea-
son Monday Night.

The Round Table departed from
its usual evening of intellectual de-
velopment Monday evening when the
members assembled at the home Of
Mrs, A. %. Hitchcock, and celebrate
ed the occasion of the Twelfth Night
Frollc, which is held ut the last day
of the holiday season. The ladies
entered. into the spirit of thet'occasion
with great unanimit3 and it was
made enjoyable through the many
little features that we're brought to-
gether for the entertainment OF all.
1t is the custom to chose a queen.
on an occasion Of this character and
she is selected 10y the baking of a
cake. in which has been placed a
bean Of large proportions. The cake
was cut into as many pieces as there
were members present and the lady
who found the bean was declared
queen Of the night. Mrs. Geo. III.
Rev bit into something hard ana. a
queenly look Immediately spread DER
her coIInterance, which was instant
ly recognized by the Others. Mrs
Rev was placed in the center of the
room and the ceremony was gone
through with in dignified style.
! casts were given The queen, and
charades followed, repr senting the
Twelfth Night. the Holy Roman En-
rire, the Round Table, etc. One or
Gwo amusing contests we're inaugur-
ated, such as dancing a two-step
acros the room with a peanut kernel
balanced on a nife..blade.....Mrs j.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Notice 10 Creditors.
Notice of Hearing Petlt,on for Letters of
Administration.

State of South Dakota. County of Dawson, IS.
In County Court, Special Term, 1906.
In the matter of the Estate of J0han p. Lindahl,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Less. of Common school Lands.
John T. Kean weds3

Woonsoclsst special: Nh. John
Taylor Kean, Of this city and Miss
Manila Page Fish we're married on
January Bird at the home of the
brides parents in Seattle Mr.. Kean
is one of the most highly respected
citizens of this place. having been
mayor of the town and lieutenant
governor of the state, The couple
will be at home in Woonsocket after
May j.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12

, sssss Of 81 S SsRls1 Dakota }ss. In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Louisa widmann,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Monday Evening.

Monday evening at Memorial hall
the Young Mems and Young
Womens' Christian Associations or
Dakota Wesleyan University gave a
reception for the new students.
1t was about the most unique re-
ception which has ever been given
at the college.
AS the students arrived and assem-
bled in the parloTs they we're received
by the reception committee by a LETT
hand shake, in fact it was all lett
handed doings. In Recital bail a
left hand lunch of Ice cream and
waters was served which was 10 be
partaken of using the left hand.
The program of the evening took
place in the dining hall. and consist
ed first of an address of welcome by
j. %. Evans, president of the Y. M.
G. A, which was followed by stunts
given by members Of the different
committees Of the college associa-
lions. The first stunt Was quite APP
propriate to the opening OF a college,
as 1T consisted of the young mems
and young wom..ns' committees at
the train to meet the incoming stu
dents, who come filing in fresh from
the country and rural towns. But
the reception committees were soon
busy and the scene of meeting trains
was acted out with much anuse-
ment. Following this four girls,
dressed in Japanese costumes, came i'm
and sat on the floor and we're soon
surrounded by the missionary COM
inittees, while the four japanese
girls sang a very amusing Japanese
song.
The stunt by the lecture course
committee seemed to be about the
most amusing Of all. Prof. Graham
appeared first and said, ssthat it hat
been a long time Since he had beer
given the opportunity to make /;
speech OH the lecture course and thai
he intended to talk for about THIRTY
minutes He ended up by saying
that for that special evening they
had imported a quartet that hat
never before sung in the Unitef
States and then came in John Auck,
land, VIM. Rempfer, John Gust anG
John Evans dressed in evening suits
They sang "Listen to myTale of Woe
in such a manner there was no,
a face i'm the hall which was eithe
covered with smiles or convulset
with the contortions of laughter
The religious meetings committees
and Bible study committees repre-
sented thier parts by singing ION
Sunday Afternoon" and "You Ought
to be There"
The social committee appeared ii
la Boston Tea Party in which the,
were seated at a table and went
through the maneuvers of partaklne
of an evening Htea."
The finance committee in thei
stunt read the bills and orders drawn
by the secretary for the expenses O
the evening and tie quartet came il
for the largest bill
The Intercollegiate committee wa.
the last on the program and abou
twenty students am in, all carrying
college banners and streamers. The,
gave many Of the college yells.
While the program was going OF
numbers had been passed around TO.
the grand march, at the close of til,
reception.
The reception was SO planned tina
it went through with a vim and wa!
attended fy the largest number o,
students in the historyof the college
-.a,-, --.. ----
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
O,d.r to Show Cnu.e,

.
. State Of e South %l13s Dakota IS. In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Louisa Widmann,
deceased.
On filing ana reading the petition of Fred Wild
mann, executor of the estate of Louisa Widmann,
deceased. praying for an order to sell the follow
ing described real estate. to wit: Lot six (6)
block eighteen (l8) of the o figinal plat of Mitchell;
lots two and three q and 81 block thirteen (l3),
lot eighteen (18) block twelve (l2) lots eight and
nine % and 81 block nine (9), lots six and seven
(6 and u. block nineteen (1Y), all in said original
plat of Mitchell. South Dakota; lots eieven and
twelve IN and ~ block sixteen l6), of the plat
OF the original town of ParkstOn, Hutchinson
County, South Dakota; the east half 1S) of sec
ton thirty-tive (85), township one hundred and
three (lO3), range sixty (60), west of the 5th p. NJ.
and the north half Qlsl of section one ~. town
ship one hundred ana two (l02) range sixty (6O)
west of the 9Th p NJ, all of said premises being
Situated in Dawson County. South Dakota, ex-
cepting lots IL and II block &c. oft g original plat
of ParkstOn, which are In Hutchinson County.
South Dakota. for the payment Of debts against
It is ordered, BY the Court, that the next Of kin
sons interested in said estate, appear before this
court at the county court room, in the court
house in Mitchell, Dawson County, South Dakota,
on the 9rd day of February, A. d., 1906, at the
hour of 8 o'clock a. m. of said day, then and there
to show cause, If any there be, why said premises
should not be ordered sold as prayed III said petit
:tiOn for the purposes therein mentioned.
Dated Jan. 2, 1906.
By the Court,
W. ABBEY,
Judge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
Attest: s; CArrRELl, Clerk.
Notice of Application for Discharge OF
Mortgage.

(S0aD
Notice of Application for schar of
Mortgage.
In the matter of the application of A. A. Boyn-
ton for an order discbtarging, of record a certain
real estate mortgage, herein described.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given That A. A. Boynton, by
his attorney, will make application to the Circuit
Court OF Dawson County, South Dakota, for an
order discharging of record that certain real es-
tate mortgage given by Charles H. Purmort and
Mary Eta Pnrm0rt to r.. A, Gale, for $500, dated
Jan 2. 1886. filed for record Jan. 8. 1856 and re-
corded in book So, at page 272. upon the north
half (Kl OF the northeast quarter uL4l and the
north half (12) of the northwest quarter (14) of
section fourteen (l4l. township one hundred and
two (1O2). range sixty (60). west of the 9Th r. NJ,
in Dawson County, South Dakota.
That said application will be presented to said
court before Hon. Frank B. Smith, Judge of said
court. at his Chambers in the court house in
Mitchell, South Dakota, on the 9th day of Janu-
airy, 1906, at the hour of ten O'Clock a. m of said
Sail application will be made upon the ground,
and for the reason. that said mortgage is fully
paid and there Is no person having authOrity to
discharge the same of record.
Dated Dec. y, 1905.
IT, j. SPANGLER.
Attorney for Applicant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
LEFT-nAHD RECEPTION

Reception of Winter Term for New
Students Given in Memorial Hall