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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
WEEKS MILLS.

Mrs Walter p. Cuddy and little
daughter Evelyn Of Augusta. are the
guests Of Nellie Malcolm.
Mrs. A. +. Pope of China passed Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Hannah Nc
Laughin.
Master Ninal Merrill of North Wind
sor called on friends Saturday.
Mrs. Elanor Starbird died at the
home of d. Y. White Saturday, March
"a, after short but painful illness. The
cause of her death was heart failure
due to slight shock. The services were
held Monday afternoon, after which
the remains were taken to Brunswick
for iutcrment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
MADISON.

"A very pleasant birthday celebra-
ion took place Monday, March rs at
the residence of Francis II. Holden, it
being his Soth birthday anniversary.
Ills faithful wife being also near that
age planned a. surprise for him by hav-
ing all the members Of the family
present to sumptious dinner which
was enjoyed by all after which some
time was passed in social intercourse
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
VASSAL BORO.

POPE AEENUE.-Master Ira Wy
man entertained a party of little peo-
pie Tuesday afternoon in honor of his
eighth birthday. The bad travelling was
unfavorable for those living at dis
tance. Those who attended reported a
good time. Refreshments were served
and at an early hour the guests de-
parted wishing their little friend many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Edward w. Pope was the guest
of Mrs. Sarah Marden Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara l.. Pope is visiting friends
III Winslow and Waterville for a few
days.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Pope arrived home
relatives in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w. Pinkham
visited relatives in Winthrop last week.
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Pope. l.. w.
Pope and Christine Webber were in
Waterville Monday.
Mrs Fred Fitzgerald and daughter
Lila from Lakeside were visitors at c.
| III. POpe'S recently.
Miss Edith G. Pinkham is visiting
friends in South China for a few days
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Miss Ethel Tracy of Rome. has been
visiting her cousin Bertha Tracy, the
| past week, at Maple Knoll.
Clyde Nottage of Hallowell was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. 3. ii. Tracy
Sunday.
| Miss Isma Leighton visited friends
| at North Augusta Sunday.
| Webster Tracy of Rome has beer
spending few days at his brothers, B
H. Tracy's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Damren enter.
tanned few friends Tuesday evening
at their home on the Middle road. The
evening passed pleasantly with musi,
tand conversation. Ice cream and cake
was served and everyone had gooC
| time i'll spite of the bad roads anC
| cloudy weather. .-- -..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29

rciovate his launch and put her in
first class shape for the summer bus
mess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
TOWN ELECTIONS.

L1TTLETON-Selectm F.. p. Titcomb
J. a. Shaw. Bliss Bubar: town clerk, H.
+. Hall; school supervisor, Mrs. W. o.
Briggs. Money APPROPRIATED: Schools
$500; highways. s2D0: support of poor,
Slnl. o,fh hor xoiAn
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-24
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. x !

. od II DOLBY mladik iiz Ease chodil.
lsdyz nahle Sc roznemohl pfivola-
NJ lakaf prohlasil pfipad "a ztrnu-
II eelisti.
: Jak jsfae pred easem sdelili
usnesli sc obchodnfci M 6. nlici do-
mahati se lepsfho osvetlcnf sve uh-
ice noci a nynf jedna se to, ably
Sc TAX stale ysude We stfedu mesta,
tax ably obchodni east nabyla yetsi
Nyosti "a noci. Jeden obchodnf-
ki sc yyaloyil, be obyvateI6 ST. Paul
chodi pfilis zahy spat be uliee ma
&c nemaif ami daleka "a yeGera to-
lik ziyosti jako jina mesta.
= Minulou nedali odpoledne o.
debral Sc ma yGenost kruhu sv6
rodiny a pfatel pan Jan Kratochvil
sice po dele trvaifci nemoci, jz
upoutan byl na ldzko aniz by jiz
Ivice vstal. Zesnuly narodil Sc pred
l57 lety Y Marsiefeh, krai tahorskI
t. racbseh oaEndz nfed - roky
nF;iel III Il paul kae no vxecbc,,
eas zaInsgtnaval SO zednickou praci.
Izesn,,tv hvl vzdv nracoyity clovek
nro syou lohrosrt,esnou povabu We.
leheen4 et1n a vazen. odchodu ieho
izeIl manzelka \ @ dltek y niehz cty-
Try jsou dcery pet synti. Pan kra-
|toehvii nalezel k zednieke unii fa'
Idn Czech, g. >. I. y, kteryzto spo-
Hex vyprayll mn pekny ponrep =
Ispolkoye sine, jenz e odbyval Y q
ltery odpoledne "a holneho hcasten'
Istvi tienstya fadu, lakoz prlbuz
Inycl pfatei. kee Y dome smutku !
I've spolkoye SIM proslovil pan Nacl
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-24

=
nalady obecenstva pfisp6lo tez ne
male mife yyzdobeni sine c. ;. F..
$. a sokolska hesla, iiejjiehz y$znan
|proievoval se zde tiny skutky my
Silence sokoIske oddanych cvicencu,
|ktefi peynou Will neochabujfci
|vvtrvalosti po vsechen Cas- pilne cvi-
|ceni navStevovali a We svych yyko-
mech &c tnzili. Hlavni zaslnha pfi-
Inaiezi nacelniku cvi6iteli Sok.
Karlu Vodrazkovi, jenz Sc vsech sil
Sc vynasnazoval, ably dkolu svemu
" pine mife dostal Program zaha-
| ien byl hudbou pod ffzenim pana
Jana Bilshe, naGez starosta sber's
| F. Fl. Dyofak uial Sc slova, aby
lpfivital shromazdene. v reel sye
Ipravil, ze cini mu to potesenf uFi-
tati TAX Getne sbromazden' k druhe-
sau vefeinema vystoupeni sborn
| pred nasf vefeinosti ukazkou spo-
lle6ne prace cinnosti. Uyadel, ze
sbor ten ie zde proto, aby blaze pu-
sobiI noyou silu tvofil, nasi ma
rodnf cest d dobrou povest, pokud
lsilv ichos stsssd sifil. Poukazal PIT
tom ma yzaiemn6 q pfatclskt stFlSs
Sokold Cechach s Francii. Telo-
lcvik pestuie Sc nynf po cel6m vzdt-
ilan6m sv9te a TO prayem. nebof u
leelem ieho jest udrzovati zdravi,
p4steyati tslesnS yFgin yzriist .
Ibuditi TAX tele muzneho ducha a
Iiasnou mysl, ktera chrani pred mo-
lznou zkazou mraynf. Vsechny tyto
ldobre ylastnosti stanou Sc pax spo-
ilecnvm dedictvim veskereho tiovc-
lCenstya, iez pax docka se ieste vys-
Isiho stupn6 svobody, vzdelanosti q
ldokonalosti. PAX nasledovalo
Iprostne cvicenf zactva, ktere prove
ldeno tax zdafile, ze radost pfi po-
Ihledu ma male evidence zirala kaz-
|demu se zjeynym zalibenim oti.
| Ma to nasledovaIa baasefi SttatnS5
rek,v jiz p6kn6 pfednesl mlady So
lkol Jifi Panuska. Po tomto W.
, lstoupili SokoIove tycemi prost-
mem cviceni, iez bylo pfijato hoi.
InSm potleskem obecenstva. Dal'
Il -
sim cislem byl proslov Sokola T. II
Matlacha ma thema 'fVznik Sokol
stya jeho ell" Obsah reel byl al
lnasledovni: Prvni cesk1 telocviGnJ
lspolek byl zalozen Praze Ce
chach Tyrsem a Fuegnerem a sict
: ton dobou, kdy lid mas cesky pro
: Ibouzei se k noyemu ziyotu uvedo
movati 81 pocal silu svon narodni
kteraz We vyvoji t6la ducha, utu
zeni posile vsech vrstev naroda
m9la vrcholiti We yvchov6 naprost
Iyolnosti, svornosti bratrstyi. Pry
lyalna schdze IA tim hGelem odbyva
Ina Praze mesfci inoru r. 1856
: La starostou zvolen Jind. Fnegnel
} Ia tfi m6sice ma to zvolen byl nd
leelnikem cvicitelem DR. Mirosla
lTyrs. Cyicilo DC mistnostech cd
bornika deskeho Malypetra a poslt
re Appola, kde /. cervna tehoz re
ku odhalen byl pryy prapor sokol
lskg. Jiz drnheho roku ma to zakou
y pil Fuegner pozemek ma stavb
ylastni taloeyiGng Pr dr,shem shire
: mazd1ni, kdy iednalo sc . zalozen
iednoty, navrhl DIR. Em. Tonnel
Ijihoslovansky nazev 'sSokoI,v alb
tak karakterisoval raz a vlastni sna
/ hy rad nasich, jakz se yzdy fikal
Z Is.vojska naseho narodniho" ia do
Il brovolne kazn6 fady sokolske rostl
! mohutne o lidem jdouce, byly vzd
! pokrokoyt petujice o silneho Glove
Z IA Geskeho, zenu ] dorost, tax alb
Ikazdy jednotliyec naroda mohl se Y
Itu1ifi n karakferu SVEN vvnik3I
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-24
| M. Helm, cESKY PRAvNfK.
AZ East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Barrett d zimmerman, znami

r Barrett a Zimmerman, znanl
ohchodnici d handlifi V konich Y
Midway, zakoupili misto ma Uni
yersitv ave-. kde budou staveti na-
kladem $4,000 velky konsly pa
viIlon, jehoz bude pouzziiyaano pre-
hlizcni koni prodayanych We vefein6
drazbe.
T Oznameni. Oznamuieme ma
Sim pfizniyciim. ze p. Stapan Der
ven, ienz drive bvl zamestnan fir
nv j. Westheimer & Co, II Sedmi
rohn, pfiial nyni misto u mas, Pan
Deryey mluvi cesky, polsky a neme-
cky d iako vzdy bude mu milym OBJ
slouziti vas ! neivatSi ochotou vlid-
nosfi Name ma sklade 1plnou za-
sobu inyportcvanych a domacich ko-
falek, brandies a yina "a vclkoob-
eIIsosliii eIIsosliii eeny. pFiiiisEEtte pFiiiisEEtte IA mas mas o-
dfyati. Louis Metzgcr & Co, no.
vGm obchodG Sedmi rohn. St
fstii fisF.tii, sfi siii,fi. 3fS5 3tS5.
Minulou sobotu dopoledne od-
byval We kostela w Stanislaya po-
hFeb lS roka stareho Franka Jelin.
ka, zijiciho = rodidsi Y tis. 2s2 Erit
I'LL. jonz zenfel nasledkem ztrnut
telisti, iez pfivodjl i slapnutiin nj
feznvy hfehik dime IT. Pau
Roofing and Cornica Works, kdI
posledni dobou pracoval Nehodi
Ia potkala iei as pred dvema tydn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
GUARDSMEN WILL
DRILL ON PARADE
NEW AR1NoRY Is TO BE OCCUPIED
NEXT MONTH.
Proximity Of the New Park Makes Pos
sth1e Fine Ssdes Of Militia Events
Which Crowds VIII Probably Watch
with Interest Great Records at Sea
Girt.

Proximity Of the national guard ar
mory and The Parade will make pos
slble some Interesting events this fall,
when it is expected that the Minneapo-
lis companies, in connection with Bat
terry B, will hold weekly outdoor drills,
guard mount and dress parade, accom-
panied by band music. 80
With the coming of fall, activity in
rational guard circles will resume.
Since camp it has been an offtime with
the citizen soldiery, but with the occu-
Fancy Of the new armory next month
regular duties: with weekly drills will
be taken up. ~
Upon the return Of Lieutenant Colo
rel f: @. Corriston from Sea Grit def
mite information will be given out as
to the removal Of national guard effects
from the Battery B barn at Twenty
ninth and Lyndale to the new armory.
Colonel Corriston and Captain and
Adiutant 3. G. Falk are among the
officers of the state militia, who are at
Sea Girt. Major Resche Of Duluth Is
another. Results Of the shoot at Sea
Grit place Minnesota up several pegs.
This year the Minnesota team is tied
for tenth place, while last year the
state stood thirteenth. Several indi-
vidual prizes were taken by local indi-
vidual members of the team.
The score by stages Of the six prize
winning teams follow.
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WORKING FOR NEW ARMORY
Crookston Guards Interest Commercial
Club In New Project.
Special to Tho Journal.

Is SA00 Al NOW : AVJ0Sos
Special to Tho Journal. s&s5.Ss
Crookston, Mimi, Sept. Company
for a new armory building and pros
poets seem bright. It's present quar-
tors in the city hall are not adequate
and the need Of an armory building has
been felt not only by the members of
the militia but by all citizens.
Captain F. E. Westerberg is exerting
all his influence to secure the company
q new home and has interested the
Twenty-Five Thousand Commercial club
in the projects. It is understood that
] 9 location has been selected and plans
for a building drawn up. III
The city is badly in need Of a large
hall or assembly room for the accommo.
tdation Of conventions, and it is be-
lieved that the two projects will be
merged in one and that Crookston will
be able to boast one Of the most up.to-
date armory buildings in the state.
Citizens generally feel proud of the
militia company. New recruits are be-
ing received and the officers are making
special efforts to perfect the organiza-
ton in drill and tactics. A new rifle
range has been located and company
expects to give a good account of it.
self in Workmanship at the next state
encampment. The officers Of the COM
pany are: Captain, F. E. Westerberg:
first lieutenant, G. A. Hitchcock; sec.
ond lieutenant, Richard Strassberger
and Quarter Master Sergeant Ide.
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100000 CHURCH ALMOST READY
Bishop Schinner to Consecrate Costly
Edif1ce at Petersburg, Iowa.

ELDORA, IOWA-The handsome new st
pleted at Petersburg, in Delaware county, win
be consecrated with imposing ceremonies on
Wednesday. Oct. n, by. Bishop Schinner Of
Superior, Wis The church will cost, when
completed, upwards of 100000. and is said to
be the grandest house of worship in this part
Of the state. So
Gently in the bed of Beaver creek near Ackley,
In this county, By G. W. Blake Of Ackley. The
skeleton and skull were of unusual size, and
1t is again proven that buffalo roamed this
region in the early fftics. The last animals
Of this kind were round in this vicinity in
1851 and were killed In the neighborhood Of
the present site Of Ackley. $50
The county fair In many Iowa counties is In
full blast. Anxious to secure the latest nov
elites and bring features and attractions be-
fore the people, the fairs have fairly outdons
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WAR ON THE "PIGGERs''
Informers Are Busy at Minot Collect
ing Evidence,

M1NOT. N. ,D.--A persistent effort is being
made by the authorities to rid the city Of
the blindpiggers. whose number is estimated by
the mayor to be twenty-one.
this week. Peter Elvidson, proprietor Of the
Great Northern hotel. being bound over to the
missed for lack OF sufficient evidence.
Under the laws unless complaint is made,
the officers are powerless to interfere and 1t
is for that reason that the "informers'' are
busy. - ''-5&iss3 ~ -..+: r..,-
Fifty dollars is offered by the state authorities
to any person bringing in evidence which will
secure a convictions many are out after the
reward. ~
N. N. Nelson. the colored man who was ar
rested in this city by the request Of the Havre,
Mont authorities, charged with grand larceny,
refuses to leave until requisition papers have
been secured and served ss.ss . ls%- III
A telegram was received by the local authors
ties asking whether Nelson would be winning to
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+ PLAN SHOOTING CONTEST
G of Princeton and B of Anoka Will
Try Conclusions.

Special to The Journal. ..
!. Anoka, Minn., Sept. 7-sergeant
I4emuel G. Bird of Com pany B is shoot
ing with the state team at Sea Girt,
N. j. He was picked from the Anoka
company at Lake City in July, and has
that time. .sr =. :
Sergeant Earl P. Hyatt and Sergeant
Forest Hunter are acting as guards at
the state fair this week. -: u.s.
Quartermaster Sergeant Robert Pal
mer has gone to Minot, N. D., and Ar
tificer Frank Jordan is taking his place.
"A shooting contest'is being planned
for the near future at Princeton, be-
tween Company q or that place and
Company B Of Anoka. - - -
Captain Albert F. Pratt has just re-
ceived service medal from the state
for ten years. faithful work He has
been captain Of Company B for seven
years and a member Of the national
guard for seventeen years. He was
active in military matters during the
Spanish-American war. 80
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40 OUT OF A POSSIBLE 80 81
Major Chase Of Faribault Makes Splen
did Score at 1000 Yards. =
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Faribault, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE three
members Of Company B who are at Sea
Girl, attending the national shoot, are
winning much praise for their accuracy
On the range. They are Major Albert
Chase. Clarence Lang and Oscar Lang
One Of them writes to a friend in this
city and says:
"The team is much stronger this year
than last and stands among the first
eight in the matches here.'
This is no small honor when it is con-
sidered that they come in competition
with the best shots in the United States,
not only in the militia but in the regu.
lar army. Major Chase made 40 out of
possible so at 1000 yards. Oscar
Lang won fifth place in the Hale match
and Clarence Lang seventh place, there
being 700 entries.
In the single-entry shoot Private o.
car Lang took seventh place among 25o
competitors.
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RAPID CITY BOOMING
Industries and Business Of Black Hills
Town Reach High Point.

RAPID CITY, g.. D.-There is more activity
in Rapid than there has been at any time IN
sixteen years. There is not q vacant house in
It is difficult even. to obtain a room. 4 cot
tage which was vacated few days ago by
tiers, brought no less than twenty seven appli-
cants for the privilege OF renting. : 4
Work will begin in few days on tho new
cement factory which is now assured and Will
employ large force Of men and have ca
pacity of 1000 barrels a day. A stucco plant
would have been erected before this had the
irrigation law not prohibited the using Of water
from the creek. The matter is now in hearing
at Pierre and will be decided in short time.
stucco land, I. ia. - -
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NEW RANGE AT MANKATO
Weekly Shoots Will Be Held by Com
pany II Men.

Special to The Journal.
$ Msankato, MINI, Sept. Accompany
lev seGSpd has eSmpeted and
1000 yards. Regular target work has
been begun and weekly shoots are to be
held. The range is the finest the com
pany ever had. r.. So
A new indoor baseball team has been
organized and preparations made to
maintain the interest during the winter
months. Captain H. W. Maltby reports
an enrolment Of sixty -six members and
the company is in an excellent condition
In every way. It uses the armory fur
nished by the city. :-
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Sd the regiment Is. team took fourth
place In this match Major Ghasn made
~ out Of SO at 1000 yards, tho best
score made at that range during the
meet Everett lost third place by a
wild shot, the shades of evening obscur-
ing the target A score of 46 won the
cup. =
The boys expect to be home about
the 18th, and have yet to shoot the ma
3tional match on which the team ex-
poets to hayesa good place.
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themselves In the search for novelties, and the
advertising that has g. been done. would put q
feature is an, airship; sat Shenandoah the red
headed girls were all admitted free; at Eldora
louder than any oter man IN iowa can
the crowds; at Allison driving ostrich does
several stunts, and at Grundy Center a de.
tachment Of cavalry from an army post help
to make up the program. .. "a
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PROUD OF ITS MARAKsMEN
Fairmont Guardsmen Make Fine Rec.
ords at Sea Girt.

Special to Tho Journal.
Fairmont, Mimi, Sept. 1.-The Fair
mont contingent Of the Minnesota ma
tional guard rifle team Of sixteen, now
at Sea Girt, his distinguished itself
among 700 crack rifle shots Of America.
Fairmont s representatives are Major
E. W. Bird, officer in charge; Captain
Everett, Second regiment; Private San
tee Coe and NJ. Hale.
At 100 yards, with possible so, over
sixteen men averaged better tina As.
score Of 95 won, Minnesota had four
men above 80. In the company team
shoot, three men from each company.
our boys took twelfth place and with
sixty teams competing in the regimental
skirmish, the Second regiment took
twelfth place.
In the regimental team match on the
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FELL OFF IN SHOOTING
Company 9 Of Winona Hopes to Have
80 Higher Record Next Year.

Higher Record Next Year.
Special to The Journal.
Winona, Mimi, Sept. 7:-Company @,
Second regiment, state, militia, has
given over target practice until spring.
The boys did not shoot as we'll as usual
this season, consequently did not get a
representation at. the. Sea Girt team.
They will begin practice early next sea-
son on the. Gilmore valley range, and
hope to make a better showing then.
This company has kept up the regular
TT for inspection whenever It comes,
which, is expected to be soon, as the
last one was in May,
Corporal Carl J. Wilwerding and Ar
ticifer Ruhl are doing guard duty at
the state fair this week.
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Rochester Making Up,

Special to The Journal. -.
Rochester, Mimi, Sept. 7.-Company
F held meeting last night and ar
ranged to resume active work Much
enthusiasm is shown. There are now
forty-five members and large increase
is expected. Captain Fred Ormond has
loyal support and the outlook for the
future is bright.
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DREW A MULTITUDE
~Tlllman Attracts Record Crowd t
!, 49, WinneSheik' Fair.

DEBORAH, IOWA.-Senator Benjamin R. Till
man of South Carolina made an address at thu
Winnieshiek county fair yesterday on the Race
question" Thousands from this county and adj
joining counties We're present, and no one wen
away disappointed. The senator was literally
applauded and well spoken of afterwards b1
his republican audience. The Winnieshiek coun.
ty fair never before has had as large an at
tendance. -
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EDWARD OLSON DYING
Day County Farmer Fatally injured
While Walking Around Separator.

WEBSTER, 8. D-Edward Olson, promi.
nent farmer Of Day county, was fatally In
jured today while at work with a., threshing
farm, and, stepping before the separator, fell
and was crushed in the face and chest. A
physician says he cannot recover -
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sTURG1s. S. D.-The horse Of Carl Willard,
10 years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ham
slipped and threw him its head and fell
upon him. making him unconscious. The boy
never regafned his senses and died from con-
cussion Of the brain.
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accompany their deputy without having the
papers made ont. but the negro on being ap-
preached, emphattcnlly refused and said he
until the papers can be secured. r..
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