davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
WEAPON IN BUNK MAY BE CLEW
Iron Capped Druggists Pestle May
Have Slain Sheboygan Man.

AANNO oANih 0IcuOySdH hSSh'
Sheboy gan, Wis, Nov. 19.-An iron
capped druggists pestle covered with
clay of the same description as that
in the vicinity where the body of
James Fisher, the track laborer. was
found badly mangled, has been found
among the bedclothes in bunk Occu-
pied by James Lang, alias Reddy,"
who is under arrest as having last
been with Fisher before he was
killed.
The fact that Lang suddenly dis
appeared after the night Of the alleged
m1rder, together with the knowledge
that he paid another visit to the camp
on Sunday night only to mysteriOusly
disappear again Monday morning after
having been told that a warrant was
out for him. to the belief that ne
knows something about Fishers death.
Sheriff Zurheide returned from Mil
waukee with Lang tightly handcuffed.
The prisoner is moody and refused to
talk much. His response to several
question asked him concerning the
death of Fisher was, Il don't know
anything about it,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Indicted in subtreasury Case.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 19.-The federal
grand jury returned an indictment
against Receiving Teller D. z. Dyer,
Jr.. son of United States Attorney u.
p. Dyer, in convention with the short
age of S61.200 in the local subtreasury.
The charge against Dyer is embezzle-
ment. Dyer was arrested by the Uni
ted States marshal and released on
bond i'm the sum of $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Fined for Torturing Old Man.

Lacrosse. Wis, Nov. 15.-After
stripping the clothes from Hans Olsen,
a tailor, administering hot and cold
water to his body. then claiming him
to a post by a steel trap which was
fastened to one ear, allowing him to
remain out of doors all night in that
condition, Oscar Melgard, John Sherpe
and Tony Won Ruben of Westby
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
and battery and were fined $50 and
costs each. Olsen, who is an old man,
is in serious condition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
St. Clement S Day.

Friday of this week is st. Glenn
ent's day and will be celebrated by
the local Catholic church in an ap~
propriate manner.
The program will consist Of
vespers at 7:3O p. m. on Thursday,
in honor of st. Clement, early mass
at 6 a. M, mass following at ard
8, and high mass at 10.
Confessions as usual.
Several out-of-town priests win
take part in the cerenoni es.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Denounced Insurance Law.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 15.-In hear
ing before the state tax commission
Judge George H. Hoyes, appearing for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, denounced the Wiscon-
sin insurance law of 1905 as leading to
retaliatory laws in other states. He
declared that the Wisconsin law
would result in the Northwestern
company paying out in other states
yearly $35O,0OO, which would other
wise go to policyholders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Shot Two Fighting Deer.

Eau Claire, Wis. Nov .19.-C. r. Gil
lette, of Warren. this state, brought
to this city the heads of two deer he
found near Hawthorne with the horns
interlocked. Mr.. Gillette was hunting
in the woods and came upon two fine
bucks that had their horns locked to-
gether in a death struggle. For rods
around they had thrashed the brush
down in their struggle. Mr.. Gillette
viewed the struggle for long time
and finally he leveled his rifle and
brought them both down. One weighed
$50 pounds and the other 30. Their
horns were almost perfect, the horns
of each containing six prOngs. lie
said they had evidently fought about
twenty-four hours before he saw them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Writes Obituary and Kills Himself.

Rocheport, Mo-, Nov. 19.-After
writing his own obituary and deslg-
Mating the epitaph that should mark
his tombstone, DIR. w. G. Phillips, OF
this city. former secretary of the state
of Texas, and brother Of Federal Judge
John T. Phillips, of Kansas City, COM
mitted suicide by drinking poison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Fiftv Years for AssanIting woman

Onawa, Ia, Nov. 19-Judge Oliver
sentence Claude Fisher, a Mapleton
Ia. man who pleaded guilty to the
charge of assaulting a young woman
at that place on Oct. 21 to fifty years
Imprisonment at hard labor and fixed
his appeal bond at $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21

The best paper in Grant county
will be send to any address in the
United States twice each week for
$3.50. Subscribe now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21

County Judge Goodsell and
County Clerk Tuf1ey had business
at Platteville yesterday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21

w. F. Joeckel was in Chicago
on business first of the week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
COUNTY BOARD
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION

Roll call showed quorum present;
Clerk read minutes of Wednesday
morning session. which were approved as
read.
Presentation of Petitions
Road and bridge petitions were re-
ceived from the following towns and re-
farrad III committee on highways, bridges,
and ferries: Little Grant, Liberty.
Wvalusing. Patch Grove, Ningville, and
Potosi.
The following letter from County SUpt.
Of Schools C. H. Nye, was read and re-
ferrad 70 the committee on education:
IL The Honorable BOARD of Supervisors, Grant
GsntIen;en:-At its annual session in No
,-aTnber 1905 the County Board confirmed the
appointment of Deputy County superintendent,
and made an appropriation for his salary. Mr..
7 C. Brockert has very ably and efficiently per-
formed the duties OF that office since SeptehhDeT
1905 He has proven himself to be a very
valuable assistant IN both the once ana me Iieiu
Fv his assistance, the additional clerical work oil
the offfce.-the selecting and the purchasing OF
the books for the 2l9 school libraries OF the
county; the planning and holding OF ochOo BOARD
Conventions. together with the records ana
statistics accompanying this work have been
accurately and Systematically done as my report
shows.
and inSDecteJ many schools have each required
several visits and every school and teacher mas
bepn under close supervision.
Believing that it Is Evident 20 If an he canty e
and the clerical duties of the office cannot ne
efficiently done without assistance, respect
fully ask this Honorable Board TO maze an map ap-
preDriation of $500 10 pay the salary OF q Deputy
Superintendent for the coming year.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. II. NYE,
ofS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
A. F. RUNDFII,
RICHARD MEYER, Jr.
Consideration of Report

RICHARD MEYER, Jr.
Consideration of Report
Mr.. Gardner moved the adoption OF
the report. and it was adopted.
Report of Committee
The committee on sheriff's claims pre-
sented a further report, as follows;
To the County Board of Grant County, Wis.
In as much : there Is great uncertainty as 20
the fees and expenses that the sheriff is permitted
to charge in certain cases, we recommend that
4 committee of three be appointed by the chair
80 M whom, Snail be the chairman Of the County
BOARD TO investigate the question and make
schedule Of fees and expenses in all cases not
now covered by statute and report the same at
next session Of the County board.
We do further recommend that the under
sheriff be hereafter paid salary OF 5000 per year,
payable monthly, out Of the County Treasury.
a. II. RUNDELI-
RICHARD MEYER, Jr.
The district attorney was called upon
to explain this resolution. He stated
that there were many places where fees
were charged where there were no stat
uatorv provisions governing, and only
the language "a reasonable fee" was
used. The object would be to have
schedule made by the county board for
such fees not prescribed by statute.
Motion Considered
Mr.. Never moved action on the report
under consideration be deferred until
Thursday evening session. Motion pre-
vailed.
Reports of Committee
The annual report of the Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Commission was pre-
sented. The report Is as follows:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Grant
County:
The Commissioners of the Soldiers and Sailors
Relief Fund of Grant County Wisconsin, do
respectfully submit this, their annual report,
showing the amounts and names of all persons
who have received aid in accordance with Chap
7 ,f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-21
Resolution Presented

Mr.. Never presented the following IN
difference 10 salary of district attorney:
Whereas. Tie legislature of the State of Wis
consiD has during the past four wears placed
MANY additional duties upon the district At
Where's ahe salarv of the District Attorney
i now wholly disproportionate 10 the work per-
Re If Resolved That the salary Of the District
Attorney az Grant County, Wisconsin, from ana
after January /, 1909, be twelve hundred dollars
pei Pc II further Resolved. That because of this
e,-tra work end the litigation that the county IS
49, ENGAGED IN without additional salary to the
District Attorney, that the present District A.
ternev be authorized for the year l9OI 10 employ
a stqnOgrapher TO assist him at salarE not 70
exceed twenty-five dollars per month ana mat
he same he paid monthly out of the County
treasury.
Motion Considered
Mr. Never moved that the resolution
he referred to committee OF three mem
hers TO be appointed by the chair. Mo
ton prevailed
Appointment of Committee
The chairman appointed as the special
committee on salary of district attorney
the following: Mr. Meyer, Mr.. Blaine,
and Mr.. Swingle.
Resolution Presented
Mr. Neff presented the following reso-
lution I'm regard to the present system
If building bridges. permanent ROADS,
etc. in use In the county:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors OF Grant
c euftS Whereas it appears that our
oso,,+ s,-stnYn &c roads and BRIDGES is Imperfect
n regard ~ the different towns asking county ald
10 assist them in building the same; therefore De
Resolved That this Board he given time to
1iscuss and consider this same. -
Siseus Signed. F. F. NEFF.
laid over under the rules.
Resolution Considered
Mr.. Vesperman's resolution In regard
ia the repeal of the law requiring towns
without high schools to pay tuition for
resident pupils at high schools. was
considered. Upon motion of Mr.. Pierce
the resolution was adopted.
Reports of Committees
The committee on sheriff's claims pre-
sented the following report:
To the County Board of Supervisors of Grant
County,
C,entIepen--We vOur committee 70 whom was
rafarrad The SheTiff's claim, beg leave to report:
We have carefully examined the same ana
noted each objection made by the District Al,
tornev who had examined the same and noted
rs obiactiops thereto as is required by law.
The total of Sheriff Glenn's claim as rresnnted
Amount disalnwPd- ....-.....-.... 90 ~ ~
Amount allowed $500. 49,. 41ooS'
JAKOR HARTMANN, chm,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Mercredi dernier a Gu lieu Tins
tallation des officers de la Cour
Notre-D Dame de Lourdes W. @. 0.
F. CONNIE suit, par le Depute Haul
Chef Ranger de cette Cour, Mile
M. e.. Lenoir.
Chef Ranger Mile Celina Caoutte
v G.. r. Nine M. Pearson
Sec. Arch. Nine Mederiee H6bert
Tres. Nine l.. Beaudette
Syndics: Angina Bolduc, Adeline
Lagace.
Conductricee Mines Levina CORR.
veau, ct Anna Carron
Sent1nelles: Mines Madeline Des
jardins, Marie Poisson.
LIE Sec. Fin. Nine Csmpeau et
IN syndic, Nine DUDE Giant rete.
nues chez Giles par la maladle, ellt
mont pu etre installees.
Apres Installation, lie Revd Pc
re Andre prononca un petit dis
cours sur lie bien de TOrdre, qui
fut des mieux 1ecus. La soiree 81
termina par lie jeu de cartes ct lei
prix fnrent gagnes CONNIE suit
Premier prix DIES Messieurs, M
JOS. Corriveau, BE, M. Pierre Gil
guere. Premier prix des danes
Nine J. W. Dupont, 2e Mile Du
poni.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19
ECHO DE L'OUESI
font 3 cette occasion,
LES DANES DE STE ANNE

LULU d C0IO0 OCOd0ltAS 1880 E
LES DANES DE STE ANNE
Eglise Ste Anne, lie 9 Janvier 1906
Cest avec le occur emu que
Nine Cr6peau r6pondit a cette ex-
preston de reconnaissance de la
part de ses compagnes ct les en- re-
mercia sineArement.
Permission ayant 6t6 demand6e
d Nine Cr5peau d'avoir un peu de
chant, celle-ci r6pondit: Les Da-
mes de Ste Anne sont Get apr4s-
midi les mattresses de mon foyer.
A la demande de ces dernieres. M.
T. Giard, fr6re de Nine Cr6peau
chanta p%lusieurs vieilles chansons
condolences ct Nine T. GadDo1s
So niece, per des saillies comiques
contribua avec &c dernier a une
franche gazette qui regina jusqu'au
depart. Entre-temps Nine Crepeau
passa d'excellentes pommes qui
nous faisaient croire au pied de la
Montague de Belmll, P. @. ct plus
tard DIES oranges qui devaient etre
des select ons de Ia California
Apres queiques heures des plus
.agreables il fallut bien s. separer-
mails toutes important lie meilleur
souvenir de cette agreeable reunion
ct de l'aimsble hospitalite de Nine
Un t6moin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Lundi dernler a Gu lieu l'1nstal-
lation publique des officers de la
.Cour I'Etoile du Nord, w. O. O.
F., CONNIE suit par Nine j.. A. Pa
re Deput6 81. G. r. de cette Cour,
aid4e des Miles. Florence Laliber :
is ct Dorilla Giguere CONNIE con-
ductrices pour Ia cer6monie
Chef Ranger Nine Laura Dumas
V. c.. r. Nine Theodore DUDE
Sec. Arch. Nine Laura Meunier
Sec. Fin. Nine A.. Tnibault
Tres. Nine A. Chamberlain
|Syndics; Mines. S. Perry, Fontai-
ne ct Riviere.
Conductrices: Mines A. 81. De-
meules ct f. Bouthillettes.
Sentinelles: MN Q Agnes Bern1er
ct Mile Sara Demers.
Apres Installation, un orches.
tire Sc composantde MN. Peterson
ct w. Tuscany ct Mile Antoinette
Bernard, rendit une jolle marche,
LIE Deput6 Haut Chef Ranger
Sc PENDANT ensuite devant le Chez
Ranger sortant de charge, Nine
Laura Meunier lui lut Padresse 81.
dessous ct lui pr6senta en- meme
temps au nom des membres de la
; Cour une tres Jolie hague.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19
CONFERENCE

La prochaine conference donnee
sous les auspices de IAtl1ance
FRANCHISE de Minneapolis aura lieu
vendredi le 26 Janvier proclaim 3
hut heures precises du soir. d4ns
la "Club Room''.,de l'Eglise du Re
deemer, Serue ct 2e Avenue s.
Cette conference sera donn6e
par lie Professeur f. r. Leroux,
conferencier oficiel de IAllience
Franeaise aux Etats- Unls ct son
sujet sera Ella Bretagne ct ses LIE:
gendes'. Cette conference sera
donn6e exclusivement pour lie be-
nefce des membres de la ,soci6te,
m is CONNIE le suJet peut interes-
e les Canadiens- Francais, lie con-
ferencier a obtenu, des officers da
groupe de Minneapolis, lie pri-
vilege de vendre 10 billets seu-
lement a SOC.
Nous engageons nos compatrlo-
ties a profter de cette occasion
pour assister a une conference
don't IL sujet les:int6ressera au plus
haut degr6 ct CONNIE dix billets
settlement sont a notre disposition
lis feront bien de sen procurer au
plus tot car ce nombre aussi tot
ecoule nous ne pourrons disposer
d%'autres.
Les billets sont en- vente a nos
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Jeudi de la semaine derniere q
Gu lieu, a la Sale K. P, l'installa-
ton des officers de Ia Cour Hen
nepin par lie Deput6 Haut Chef
Ranger de cette Cour, M. Arthur
Meunler, CONNIE suit:
! Octave B6lair Chef Ranger
Frank Papillon Vice. Chef Ranger
G6d6on Grafton Ex. Chef Ranger
Thomas Beauchaine SEC. Arch.
Ephrem Beauchaine Sec Arch
Octave DuIac I'r6sorler
Ged6on G. Dargis, s. J. Cyr ct
jos. B6laile, Syndics.
Eddle Deslaurlers, Jos. Poisson,
Conductors
! Arthur Poisson ct Noel Veilleux,
Sentinelles.
Apres l'installation un jolt pro-
gramme fut rendu; I'm duo de pia-
no par Miles Antoinette ct Rachel
Bernard, des remerques par lie
Chef Ranger, n. Octave B6tair; IN
solo de piano par Mile Lillian
Marsolais; DIES remarques par lie
Revd. Pere Andre ct Monsieur lie
vicaire -Laventure; une chanson
par M. James Samson, une chan
son par Lloyd Dulac; discours par
M. Geo. D.. Forth; chanson par
M. Pierre Labonte; solo de piano
par notre jeune artistic M. Henry
Lal1berte. 1outes ces personnes
ont Gu lie plus grand success dams
l'execution de leur part du pro-
gramme ct ont recu chacune a leur
tour les chaleureux applaudisse-
ments dts q leur talents. Durant
cette soiree cut lieu aussi le d6voi-
lement du portrait en- buste du re-
grette DR.. Thomas L. Lalibert6.
m%agnifque travail de notre ieune
artiste-peintre Mile Josephine
Gauvreau. M. E. J. L'Herault qo1
pr6sjda au d6voilement rappela lie
d6vouement du regrett6 d6funt
dams Organisation de la premiere
Cour de POrdre Forestiers Catho-
liques dams lEtat du Minnesota,
la Cour Hennepin, ct fut ecoute
avec beaucoup d'attentlon.
LIE Dr.. A. L.. Lallbert6 present a
cette c6remonie repondit en- ter
mes 6mus q cette manifestation de
reconnaissance au souvenir pieu-
sement accorde a la m6moire de
son oncle lie DR.. T. Lalibert6.
Somme toute ce fut nne char
mantle soir6e don't chacun gardera
%longtemps lie souvenir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Lundi dernier a Gu lieu l'instal-
lation des officers de Ia Cour She
ridan, O. F. c., par lie Depute
Haul Chef Ranger de cette Cour.
nj. Octave BeIalre. II etait assiste
dams ces ceremonies par MN. Noel
Ve1lleux ct Leo Rainville, CONNIE
conductors. Assistaient auss1 q la
seance de cette Cour lie DR.. Lali-
berte, NM. Fred Peltier, Louis
Be]aire, J. A. Page, VIM. Page ct
Gedeon Dargls. Les membres de
la Cour Sherman avaient q cette
occasion prepare une jolie soi1ee.
LIE DIR. Laliberte fit quelques re-
marques qu1 furent DIES mieux re-
cues, ct chanta une chanson en-
francais qui lui Vault DIES chaleu.
reux applaudissements.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Eleonore enfant bien-aimee de
M. ct Nine Denis Deslauriers est
decedee dimanche matin apres une
maladie de quelques jours seule.
ment.
Cette perte est d'autant plus
triste pour la famille que c'etait la
seule fill ct la plus jeune de troll S
enfants, les deax autres etaient ages
respectivement Is ct ]6 ans. Ellie
etait ag6e de IA mois ct la joie du
foyer.
Les f%un6railles ont Gu lieu lundi
derrier a 1870 a l'Eglise Notre
Dame de Lourdes. Nous offfrons
nos sinceres Condolences d la ia
mile Deslauriers dams cette perte
cruelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19
a NoTRE DEYoUFE SoEUR MADAME

A NoTRE DEYoUFE SoEUR MADAME
MEUNIER
Chef Ranger de la Cour lie
toile du Nord.
Madame
Gail est heureux pour mol da.
voir etc choisie par nos smurt
pour vous presenter ce faibie ca
deau accompagn6 de nos meilleurs
souhaits, en- reconnaissance du zele
que vous avez deploy6 durant Fan.
nee ecoulee en- Accomplishment avee
exactitude vos devoirs envers nous
tcutes.
Ii est yrai que ce cadeau est une
fable expression de nos sent
ments, mails notre gratitude pour
l'int6ret que vous n'avez cess6 de
porter, vous est assure du fond de
nos occurs
Cour L'Etoile du Nord, No. 1853
LIE Is Janvier 1906.
Nine Meun1er remercia en- ter
mes emus tous les membres de
cette marque de reconnaissance
LIE num6ro suivant fut une ope-
rette comique rendue par Nine
Gagn6 qui tenait lie role Dprincipal
ct celia av4c IN aplomb d'lmitatlon
rare ct de Nine Narbonne ct Miles
NJ. T.. Allaire ct Narbonne. LIE
Revd Pere Richard fit ensuite
q%uelques remarques qui furentbien
gont6es. Vint ensuite une chanson
par Nine P. Dab6 qu'elle Frendit
avec b~eaucoup de success. Ellie fut
suivie par Nine T. Gadbois dams
DIES remarques pour le bien de
l'Ordre qai frent bien appreciates.
On duo, qui Ieur yalut les hon
neurs du rappel, fut rendu %ensuite
par Mile Mabel ct Emma Plante.
Un cheur Sc composant de Miles.
Emma ct Mabel Plante ct Rachel
Bernard ct de MN. Pitts, Bruno
j. Pelletier ct George Plante, rem
dit une jolie chanson qui leur va
Tut aussi les honneurs du rappel.
L'orchestre termina le programme
pa CLONE Sweet Home. Entire
temps des fruits ct des bonbons
furent passes aux assistants
Avant de Sc separer Nine c.. II.
le nouveau Chef Ranger
remercia toutes les personnes
pour leur presence ainsi one .tou-
tes celles qui avsient pris part au
programme de la soiree, leur pro-
mettant que DIES efforts seralent
fats pour Sc reunir encore sous
.'aussi agreables occasions.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

La premiere conference sdu pro-
gramme de 1906, de IAlliance
FRANCHISE a etc donn6e vendredi
dernier, dams la sale de l'6glise du
"Redeemer" par lie Professor
Edouara P. Ballot, directeur de
i'enseignement du %francais 3 ~
~nlversit6 North Western de Chica-
90. LIE suJet trait6 par lie c%onf6ren-
cier fut: "Le Drame de Maeter-
linck'. ct du1ant trois-quarts
d'heure il analysa les parties les
plus importantes de ses fameux
drames. L'auditoire 6tait compose
en- grande partie des membres de
PAlliance- FRANCHISE, DIES Am6rl-
Gains, quelques-uns de nous seule-
ment y assistaient. Et pourtant
cette conference m6ritait bien la
presence dun plus grand nombre
des n0tres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

D6clamations par "The -Four
Welcome Little Maids"-Solo de
violon, par Mile Eva Adalr, ac-
compagn6e par Nine b. Y. Norris
son-chanson par M IGNORE Bour-
gerie-Solo de piano Mile Stella
Rivers -chanson par Mile Estella
Conrad-Solo de Piano par Mile
Emma Ricbard1Chanson par
Fred Smith-Solo de piano par M
Charles. La Marsaillaise chant6
par M A. Bourgerie termina le
programme.
Tous ces artistes furent b1en
accueill;s ct Embarrassment ap-
plaud1s.
Nous ne pouvons resister a Fen
vie de mentionnsr sp6cialement le
premier num6ro de ce programme
"The Four Welcome Little Maids"
Cette defamation etalt tres a pro-
pos ct fut tres bien d6clam6 par
Delles Ethel Leduc, Clara Hashey
Melvina Richard, ct Clara Lang
lais. Cos jeunes files v6tues en-
blanc portalent les lettres qui for
ment lie mot "Welcome" ct au
cours de leurs vers les exhibaient.
M. r. M. We'll parls pendant
quelques minutes sur les avanta-
ges qu'ofrent l'ordre DIES a"Wood-
men Of the World''ala deuzieme
societe fraternelle des Etats- Unis
au point de vue num6rique ct la
premiere au point de vue fnancier
M. VIM. n, Brown gerant de Ia
Great Western Printing Co, fut
auss1 tres heureux dams ses qu9l-
ques remarques. Bien que M.
Brown soft nouveau dams IOrdre
il est tres enthusiastic ct Went
d'etre nomme consul-commandeur
du camp Calhoun. Des rafraicbis-
sements furent ensuite servis ct
I'm peu de danse on SO retira
enchant6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19

Consell politique.
Pretez l'oreille a plusieurs, mails
ne donnez votre voix qua I'm
seui.-Shakespeare.
La "Dally gazette de New.York
Pennsylvania, demande que les ma
v1res de guerre so1ent employees en-
temps de paix au transport les
marchandises. De cette facon, "a
lieu d'etre un fardeau pour la ma
ton ces navires seraient une sour
ce de revenu. Personne, dit-elle,ne
s'opposerait d un usage de cette
sorte. 6xcepte ceux qui ont lie mo-
nopole du transport sur l'oc6an.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-19
IRONWOOD, Mich.

La Societ6 Notre : Dame de Ia
Garde b. No. 6 de ~. S. c.. F. a
fait Installation de SOS officers lie
Z courant, avec lie ceremonial ordi-
naire. Voici les mons des officers
qui composent le nouveau bureau
Pres. M. G. Massicotte par acc.
Vice Pres. D. Tousignant
Sec. Arch. A. Hamel
Sec. Fin. A. Clement
Express. Odila Pepin
Valerie Beauchamp
Dlrecteurs Angelina Charrebier
Pomela Chouinard
Conduct: Alice Boyer, Pomela
Beauchamp. par acc.
Messagere Emma Jacquart
par acc.
Gardienne Vitaline B6dard
par acc.
A cette occasion IN comit6 com
pose de Mines A. Clement, A. Bo-
yer, O. Pepin, ct P. Beauchamp
nous servit IN splendide goater ct
nous donna lie luxe de quelques
jeux fort amusants Brief nous noue
amusames a qui mieux mieux ct
chacune de nous retourLa q son do
micile enchant6e dun aussi bel
apr4s-midi.
Alphonsine Hamel S &c. Arch.