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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

Burke, Agnes M. Bundle, Hugh Bryan
Campbell, Hollis NJ. Comfort, Nora M
Englin, Alice c. Haefner, Ruth Sara
Lee, Margaret Jane MCCLELLAN, Ger.
trude Elizabeth Muller, Eva H. Olson
Marie Alkaline Richard, Esther Sho-
gren, Eva B. Strom, Florence Sullivan
Pearl Gladys Sutton, Mary Florence
Tornstrom.
English--Laura M. Bronson, Henry
W. Heaner, Minnie E. Heron, Ger.
trude Anne Lindbloom, Samuel J. Nc.
Donald, Bertha A. Menslage, Bert J
Morgan, Genevieve Cecyl Ryan, Der
nard j. Sexton. e.
Scientific benjamin Irving Corson
Mrs. NJ. A: Torinus and children
have gone to Gordon, Wis. Later they
| will visit Ely and spend the rest of the
summer at Winton.
The program committee had charge
Monday of the Woman's club and the
AFTERNOON was devoted to the reading
of magazine articles. Mines. Robert
Skeith, M. Q. Colligan and Helen Nc
Cluer read the selections. Tomorrow 6
musicale will given. The annua
election elect of officers will take place
Miss Beatrice Sanftenberg has gone
| to Chicago.
Miss Lucille Booker Of Barron, Wis.
is expected in the city Thursday tx
visit friends. --.Es 70. ~
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HOPKINS

A. O. U. W. lodge, No: PSI, gave a
dance Saturday evening in Anderson s
opera hall. A program Of thirty num-
bers was furnished by Claggett's or
chestra During the evening a supper
was served by the Degree of Honor.
The members of the reception commit
tee were Joseph j. Meng. W. L. Feud-
ner, H. Schussler, A. w. Rightmire,
H. B. Dyer, w. B. Anderson and E.
McCoskey. y.
Miss Agnes Nash entertained. infor-
mally Friday evening for the teachers
of the Hopkins schools. A Jolly eve
ming was spent playing school with
Miss Nash as the teacher. The supper
was served in individual lunch baskets.
About twenty-five guests were present.
Miss Florence Hollister entertained
twenty of her school friends at a
birthday party Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Excelsior avenue. Games
were played and dainty supper was
served. s-s ~.
The Eastern Star held it's regular
meeting Wednesday, evening in Masonic
Temple. Mrs. Sarah Graves was mi
tiated. Refreshments were served.
Twenty members from ST. Louis Park
were present.
At meeting Of the Odd Fellows to-
morrow night the semi-annual election
Of officers will take place.
Saturday evening an entertainment
will be given for the benefit Of the
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ST. LOUIS PARK

Lincoln high school will hold it's com
mencement exercises Monday evening,
June 4, in the Odd Fellows hall. Next
Sunday evening Rev. j. T. Henderson
of Merriam Park will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon in the congregational
church and to the eighth grade as we'll.
The seniors in the English course are
Mabelle Filbert. Hugo Cheller; Latin
iS~rs and h Doroh yaN eson Ma% ME M
grade exercises will be held Friday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. The
members of this class, who will enter
the high school next fall are Ruth
Boycc, Ray Carlton, Raymond Curry,
Horny Clausen, Anna Hembre, Dena
johnson, Milton Sufkin, Lillian Olson,
Myrtle Smith,, Sigrid Thor, Lucy Wer-
ner and David Yorgey.
co Memoalii e1en nS were held IN the
All the schools assembled and were ad-
dressed by several speakers. A number
OF old soldiers were present.
MI. and Mrs. E. D. Hatch entertained
the Junior and senior classes of the high
The The Ladies' Ala society gave its
monthly tea in the Congregational
church Friday evening.
The annual school picnic will be held
SATURDAY at IOnKa Bay, MlnneCOnka
Special rates will be made by the trains
The closing exercises of the first foul
grades of the public school will be hello
in the gational church Friday al
2 p.m The operetta "Dimple Cheek
and the Brownies" will follow this clos
ing program and will be given by the
fifth and sixth grades.
Charles Foster and son Of Toulon, Ill.
| visited Mrs. Jennie Foster last week.
nj L L.
farewell sermon in the Congregations
| church this morning.
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moved to the lake are the following:
At Orono, E. o. Brown, Frank L. Mof-
fat, w. G. Byron, E. L. Carpenter and
F. E. Dickinson, who is OCCUPYING the
swenson cottage; J. f. Conklin, at
the Hall cottage; at Huntingdon $
Point, G. E. Otis, G. b. Chapman, w. Z.
Bigelow and A. H. Barnard, who has
purchased the Peck cottage; at the
Beach, A. s. Brooks, W. A. Gregory,
John Birkholz, G. A. Vandeiver, F. A.
Chamberlain, Mrs. A. Kelly, A. r.
Jackson, H. G. Woodwork, H. c. Trues-
dale, R. B. Langton, ]. G. Eliels and
+. @. Van Dusen, who is occupying the
Gregory cottage; at Crystal Bay, F. B.
Dodge, III. Doerr, F. A. Bovey and J. G.
Johnson; at Ferndale, W. Fl. Bovey, W.
P. Hallowell, F. M. Crosby, G. G. Bovey,
John Crosby, E. G. Gale, G. w. Porter
w. G. Northrup, E. j. Kraft, l.. E.
Ireland, e. F.. Elliott and M. L. Hal
lowell; at Breezy Point, F. B. Janney,
E. H. Crocker, D. P. Jones, G. J. Tryon,
L. B. Morrison, A. F. jerks, DR.. Holmes,
Philip Rose, w. J. Held, Milo G.. Phil
lips, M. s. Tiffany, F. M. Brooks and
E. H. Eden.
Mrs. Sumner johnson and Mrs. F. G.
Ross of Minneapolis spent Tuesday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Ferrell. Ill a.... -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Malmquist and
family spent Sunday with friends in
Rockford.
Lyman E. Wakefield spent Sunday
| with his parents at Long Lake.
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ing and improving their Ferndale home.
Mrs. Morris u. Hallowell is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia, and is ex-
pected home this week.
Mrs. Louis p, Ireland is in Denver,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. Browne
Barr.
Miss Stella Gardiner Of Long Lake
was the guest Of Mrs. J. I. Tibbetts
Friday.
The teachers of the Sunday school
Superintendent M. Dickey to complete
arrangements for children 8 day. Mrs.
Harry G. Dickey will have charge of
the decorations. A. program committee
was appointed, consisting of Mines.
Black, .Ferrell and Davies. The t,exer-
cises will be held in the church Sunday
evening, June 10. ,-"
Miss Elsie Ireland Of Minneapolis
spent Sunday in Ferndale.
Mr.. and, Mrs. E. G. Gale returned to
their city home Wednesday and the
A. F. Pillsburys will be at their Fern
dale home the remainder Of the season.
The Blegen property at Spring Park
was purchased last week by DR.. @. w.
Higgins Of Minneapolis.
+. B. Wells and family are at High
croft for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bartlett spent
Sunday in Excelsior
E. D. Terrell returned Tuesday from
Montana,
Miss Ida Glen and Reed West spent
Sunday at the home of H. Maurer.
Among those who have recently
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FORT SMELLING

Major R. E. Billiard is in Washington
on official business in connection with
the improvements to be made at Fort
Smelling.
Major 8. f. Allen is absent from the
post on a tour Of inspection of the ar
tillery at Fort Harrison, Montana,
Forts Leavenworth and Riley, Kansas.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Marrgetts are
entertaining Mrs. Margetts' mother,
Ballard expects to spend the summer
here.
Miss Weeks, daughter of Congress
man Weeks of Michigan, arrived Wed;
nesday for a visit with Captain and
Mrs. Heron of the cavalry post.
Mrs. Maryland and two children were
the guests of Mrs. Mayland's brother
Captain Jens Bugge, last week. Dr.
Maryland returned to Badger, Mimi, af'
ter a days visit.
At present hops. are given on " on
alternate Friday nights. The last one
tho small, was very enjoyable. Miss
Harrison entertained at supper after
wards in honor of Miss Sugrue, who is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lorenzo
Gasser.
Miss Allen entertained sixteen young
ladies of the post and twin cities al
bridge on Friday afternoon, compli
mentary to Miss Sugrue: The other
guests were Misses Harrison, Hughes
Ovenshine, Warren, Gardner, Weeks
and O'Brien and Mrs. Gasser.
Mrs. Oscar Straub gave an enjoyable
bridge party on Friday afternoon II
honor Of her mother, Mrs Andruss OF
New York, who is her guest. Refresh
ments were served from six small
tables. Highest scores were made By
Mrs. SWEET of Minneapolis and Mrs
siblleey Of the post, who . carried psdaa of
were Mines. Sibley, Clarity, johnson
King, Heron, Gardner, Mortimer, Al
len, Margetts, Ballard, Prick, Parker
O'Connell, Macarthur, Moreno, Hugh
Parker and Talbot Of the post, Mrs
Todd of st. Paul, Mrs. SWEET and Mrs
Deanc of Minneapolis.
Major Francis H. FRENCH inspecto
general s department, finished an ardu
Gus two weeks inspection of the pos
and troops and left for division head
quarters at st. Louis on Saturday..
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MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. s. H. Reicht Of Marshall ave
nue. entertained informally Thursday
Dr.. and and Mrs. George Huntington
have returned from Luverne.
Miss Elizabeth Gillingham, who
visited Miss Letta Phipps returned
yesterday to Neenah, Wis.
Mrs. T. W. Burdick entertained
Thursday II AFTERNOON in honor Of Mrs
Mrs. George strell and Mrs. Van
Dorm of the Chicago Clio club will be
guests Of Mrs. o. P. Shepardson during
+ w Mrs. ps'D G. s. cowles of Carroll stree,
will entertain. the Five Hundred clul
| Tuesday afternoon. " H..
Miss Rose sKellar and Miss Anna
EKellar:, who haze been visiting in Sa1
t Francisco and Oakland are guests Of
Miss L. KellarSof, Iglehart. street
party Of children Wednesday evening
in honor of her granddaughter, Miss
Isabelle Lackey of West Hope, N. d.
The younger classes Of Oak Hill
school will entertain the senior class a.
luncheon at the Town and Country clul
Wednesday.
George E. Williamson has returned
from a winter in Florida. r."
Miss Smell has returned from Win
dom.
Miss Ruth Frisk is visiting in Duluth
called here by the death Of Mrs
Stevenson IS father, Horatio Coyken
dali, have returned to Bloomington, III
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Moore of lyle
hart street have returned from st
Peter, MINI.
Mrs. G. H. Lawes entertained at
silver tea Tuesday, assisted by tn
Ladies' Guild Of st. Mary's Episcopa
church.
The Colonial club gave dancin,
party Friday evening in Woodruff hall
class from the s. G.. Cobb hospital wer
given in Woodruff hall Wednesda,
evening.
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORNG TOWNS

Odd Fellows in Anderson IS opera hall.
Newton Beers, the weli-known imper-
senator, will give dramatic monolog,
''David and Jonathan
The Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will be entertained by
Mrs. Poppleton Wednesday afternoon
A memorial sermon will be preached
Sunday morning by the pastor Of the
Congregational church.
The Methodist Aid society will hold
its meeting with Mrs. Cooper this week.
A lecture was given Tuesday night
in the Congregational church by E.
Richardson, former missionary to
Turkey. .@,~s
Mrs. Sarah Graves is the guest of
Mrs. W. B. Anderson.
Mrs. Feigal leaves tomorrow with her
sister and niece for New York. They
will sail for Europe on June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs: Morris Clagget have
returned from Montevideo and have
moved into their new home on Eighth
avenue. ''' --t- --- t,~
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SALTWATER

Miss May Matthews of New Rich
mond, Wis, visited relatives over
Sunday. .-
A. G. Schuttinger has gone east.
Walter BarstoW, formerly of this
city, has gone to Duluth, Mimi, where
he has accepted a position. Mrs. Bars
ton will Join him shortly.
Lee Barrett has returned to Duluth,
MINI.
| Dr.. Leffek has returned from Phila-
delphia. -
Mrs. Louis searles and child of
Grand Forks, N. D., are visiting Mrs.
J. P: Masterman and the family of j..
Members of the Prima D: @. were
H Esp han Gnt ri n uSse Net 1 sog
splendid launch, The Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Nelson and
daughter, Anne, left Wednesday for
Excelsior, Mimi, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. G. 3. Destafany of Kalispell,
Mont, is visiting Mrs. Mark Barron,
Owen street N, for a month.
Mrs. George o. Haskell, Third street
N, has returned from Coldwater, Mich. !;
South Bend, Ind, and Chicago, where
she spent about six weeks.
| The fourteenth annual banquet of
the Saltwater High School Alumni
association will be held Monday eve
ming. June 4, in Auditorium hall. The
president s address will be by W. B.
Mcpherson. The postmaster will be
are to be as follows: "Welcome to
the Glass of co. Louise Rhoades, 'o1 ;
response, Sam J. Macdonald, 'o6;
''The Sixth Sense, " Anna O'Rourke,
700; "What Are We Here For9', E.
J. Baldwin, '92; "Live Wires,' Kate
E. ,Greeley;o "Tangents,' Joseph
Pemberton, '01. The officers in charge
of the banquet are ": B: Mcpherson,
mrs Rob Rasy D. frnss
treasurer; Helen Goldsmith, CORE,
spending secretary; Edythe jerks. re.
cording secretary; Mrs. F. T. Wilson
Anne Foran, Paul Danielson and Pearl
futile, executive committee. After the
banquet there will be dancing
Judge hathaway and family and
Mrs. Eva Patchin and children spent
Sunday at Log House Landing up the
St. Croix.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ernest johnson Of
Minneapolis will move to stillwate1
soon.
Mrs. Puma Ferris of Fairmont
MINI: visited saltwater, Tuesday.
Fl. I. Chatfeld visited Myron Shep
ard few days on his way home t
| fdSdQend, Cdl.
Mrs. J. E. Dayies of Kasota, MINI.
is visiting Saltwater relatives.
Ed Welch has returned to Duluth
Mimi
Charles johnson has gone to New
York to visit few DAYS before going
to Sweden, where he will spend a few
months.
Mrs Harry Orff of North Dakota i.
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert La Rue.
The B. A. Y at Withrow gave al
4 enjoyable dancing party Friday eve
ming and many from this city were
present.
Mrs. .FrederickaxPe Pennington, secon,
street S, gave two afternoon partie
last week.
Invitations have been received from
Carleton college for the commence
: ment exercises. J. Dean Holm Of Still
water and Miss Gail Albert, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Albert, formerl.
of this city, are among the graduates
The commencement exercises of tn
{ Saltwater high school will be he'll
. Friday in the auditorium. The gradual
! ing class consists Of more than thirt
Modern Languages-Rose Astel
| Ethelinda B. Green, Bessie M. Nit chel
, Frances A. Rosche, Laura Agne
Welch, Teresa E. zengerle.
. Literary-Anna Anderson, Waite
f Edmund Anderson, James Gibon
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HAMLINE

Miss Monnie Gordon and Alena Gil
lette entertained at thimble bee yes
terday in honor Of Miss Eva Winston.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of Hamline university had a
picnic Red Rock Park Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Orr gave a luncheon
Mrs. Charles Montgomery enter
tanned the Hamline Luncheon club
Mrs. Harriet Parks has been called
to Parkers Prairie by the death Of her
Mss Edith Wright is visiting at
Mortified, MINI.
The Hamline Y. NC. A. was ad-
dressed by the state secretary, E. W.
Peck, at the Friday meeting.
The classes Of Miss Lamberson,> Mrs.
NJ. Blackwell and Miss Eleanor Miller
Methodist church Friday avening under
the auspices of the Epworth league.
Miss Minnie Robson spent part of
the week at Red Wing.
Mrs. Jane Walker has returned from
Rochester.
Mrs. Kendall of Hewitt avenue is en-.
pertaining guests from Chicago.
Hamline university sophomore class
held a picnic at Lake Johanna Satur
day..
Mrs. Charles Collett has returned
from visiting Mrs. Hines Of Olivia.
Mrs. Omar Wright is entertaining he1
sister from Waseca.
| Mrs Hannah Smith is entertaining
here sister, Mrs. Thomas Wilson Of
Drayton, n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pedderson Of
Aldine street entertained at dinner Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Gilman have gon,
to Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs T. B. Prince is entertaining
Miss Winnie Donald of Norfolk, Va.
Miss Maude Bell has returned from
New Richmond, Wis.
The Misses Halvorson have been en-
PERTAINING their mother, Mrs. Halvor
son of Dawson.
Miss Evia Winston was given sur
prise kitchen shower Tuesday evening
The Okiyaka club will give a pro
gressive dinner tomorrow evening. '.r<.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church gave an ice cream party Thurs
! day evening.
+ Mrs. Frank Brown entertained a,
!, lncheon Thursday: Cards followed TIL
luncheon.
Mrs. James King is visiting her pa
rents in Wisconsin. w. y
Miss Elsie Davis is at Lake Mime
| tOnka.
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Goodrich avenue have taken a cottage
at Osceola for July and August. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Jackson will
occupy Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dean 8
cottage at White Bear during June.
Stewart Fuller Of Chicago, formerly
of st. Paul, has been appointed United
States vice consul to Hongkong and will
leave shortly for his new post.
Mrs. Henry M. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Auerhach have taken Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Peet IS house on Dayton
avenue for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs,
Peet will open their cottage at White
Bear the last of the week.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Evan Williams entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor Of
group of friends who leave for a trip
to Europe next week. ~
Mrs. Arthur Reeves entertained
group of relatives Wednesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Tenberthy Of
Minneapolis, who leaves next week for
II. 3. W. Schultz has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness in Seattle
that he and Mrs. Schultz have re-
turned to their home here. - -. .. ~. +
Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Tisdale enter
tanned the members Of Bates Avenue
Presbyterian church at dinner Wednes-
day evening. ~ ~ = .*
Mrs. Frank Tisdale has been enter
tanning her brother, Herbert Todd Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Vaughan enter
tanned group of relatives at dinner
Sunday. ..: icy ~. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Piper entertained
at weighing social Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mixer assisted. -
Miss Olga Molander will entertain
the L. B. T. V. club, Thursday after
noon. -
Miss Grace Costello and brother en-
tertained the St. Anthony Park Man
dolin club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Martin, Miss
Maude Martin and Harley Martin, who
have been living in Pomona, Cal, for
two years, have returned here for the
summer. <Ea I; + 5n'@& @5t .
| The L. B. T. V. club gave dancing
party Saturday evening at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s. Sewall. Mrs.
J. R. Mason was the chaperone.
Rev. and Mrs. 90 Edwin Presley,
Messrs. and Mines. Arthur Reeves, Il.
G.. Hall, Henry Hunter, Mrs. j. T.
Stewart, Mrs. Cary and Roy Carey at
tended the annual outing Of Congrega-
tional societies at Mortified Friday.
Mrs. Charles Costigan Of Seattle
and Mrs. E. Corbett of Fargo, N. D.,
have been visiting Mrs M j. Costello.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hamilton have
moved to Minneapolis.
Il Charles Joerns and family have
moved to their new residence on Com
monwealth avenue.
Mrs G. J. Hewson will entertain the
Ladies guild Of st. Matthews Epis-
copal church Tuesday afternoon
Wayzata. - 4
/ Mrs. j. T. Mahoney and children Of
Selma, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| T. Fl. Wise at Northland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pillsbury will
move into their Ferndale home June 1.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. Hugh J.. Ruetell are
| occupying the Fisher cottage at the
beach.
Nj. and Mrs. "a. 7. Rand are enlarg-
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ST. PAUL

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason W. Cooper have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Ruth, and DR.. Carl Lar
sen of Buffalo, Mimi, which will take
place Thursday. Rev: Edgar {. 9. Hanpt
will officiate.
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Mrs Charles Hayden, Iglehart street,
has issued invitations for two eucher
parties. to be given Tuesday, one in the
afternoon, and the other in the even
S,,rs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Vanstrum and
s. G. Braden of Minneapolis were guests
of Mrs. r. G. Moore Tuesday. =
Miss Marion Harding Of Minneapolis
spent part Of the week with Miss Ethel
Smock. u
Mines. Wright, Davenport and
Maures attended the Royal Neighber
lodge at Maple Plain Saturday.
Ferndale Rebekah lGage and Ruth
lodge Of Long Lake entertained the
district meeting at Long Lake Sat-
urday.
The public school closed Friday for
the summer vacation. This week Mr..
Headley will conduct state examina.
tions and on the evening of Wednes-
day, June 6, class will be graduated
from the eighth grade and one from
the high school. Friday the pupils in
the intermediate and grammar de-
partments had a picnic at Spring Park.
The trip was made by train and in
Guided boat ride on the upper lake
on the Victor. The children were ac
companied by teachers and friends.
Misses Harding and Burbridge viii
spend their vacations at their homes
in Minneapolis, Miss Murphy in st.
Paul and Miss zimmerman in Brainerd.
Mr.. Headley will remain in WayZata.
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Low Rates for the Teachers igi
to all - asgF
Eastern and Local Points. 81
Also don't forget the BASS you
can fish May 80. -zE,,e
For further information call at ticket
office, 119 Third street S. I'd
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Mrs, Oliver Dalrymple of Summit av
enue gave bridge Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. George Beardslee, who
will leave shortly for Duluth to reside.
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart entertained
for Mrs. Beardslee on Monday after
noon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

Mrs. Charles H. Bigelow Of College
avenue, gave small tea last week in
honor of Mrs. Robert Christie of Pitts
burg Mrs. William B. Dean enter
tanned informally at luncheon for Mrs.
Christie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-24
Passing Of the Indian Nation.

Tho western portion Of maps ~ the
United States in use half century ago
was covered with the names Of Indian
tribes There were the Sioux the Mo-
docs. the Shoshones. the Flatheads the
Gr0s Ncntres. the Blackfeet. the Ara
phocs. the Crows and many more. The
boundaries Of their respective countries
were udehuicN. but for all that the gov
eminent in Washington made treaties
with the tribes as II they were indie
pendent and separate nations.
As long ago as 1898 Congress provided
that no purchase or grant OF land from
the Indians should be valid unless made
in pursuance # q treaty. Nearly 700
agreements were entered into with the
uiuety-seven tribes. untu this method Of
procedure was ended by the act Of 1871.
When the lands OF the Flatheads. Sho-
sh0nes and Crows are occupied there VII
remain no large Indian reservations OF
Importance and the Indians themselves
VIII have been partially absorbed into the
general popuia School Jour
nal
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Richmonders in New York.

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