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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

State of Missouri. at the relation
and to the use of w. |. Gardner
Collector of hevenue for Mont
gomery County Missouri, Plain Action to
tiff, = Enforce
VS.. Tan Lien,
w. J. Weddle and Garrett and
Mccall. Benefciaries in Deed OF
Trust, Defendant.
Now on this 2tst day of November, 1905
comes the plaintiff by It's attorney, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction'of the court that
the defenda ntsW. j. Weddle and Garrett and
cannot be summoned In this action, II
is therefore ordered by the Court that publi-
cation be made notifying them that an action
has been commenced against them b. 'petition
in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County
Missouri, the object and general nature Of
which is to obtain a judgment TO enforce the
lien of the State of Missouri. for taxes upon
the following described land, situate in Mont
gomery County, Missouri, to-wit:-S0 Acres
recover the mount OF taxes ON said land for
the year 1900. That unless said defendants be
and appear at the next term of this Court to
be begun and held ut the Court House In the
City or Montgomery. in the County of Mont
gomery and State OF Missouri. on the first
Monday in May next, 1905, and on or before
the first day thereof, and file answer or other
wise plead TO said plaintiffs petition, the
same will be taken as confessed and judg-
ment rendersd accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy thereof be
published in the Montgomery TRIBUNE, a
newspaper printed in the English Language
and published In said County of Montgomery.
Missouri, for four weeks successfully, the last
1st day of the next regular term of this court.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Be kind 10 thy mother, for, 10, on her brow
May traces of sorrow be seen:
Oh, well may'st you cherish and comfort
her now. q
For loving and kind hath she been.
Remember thy mother, for thee will she
pray
AS long as God giveth her breath;
With accents OF kindness then cheer her
lone way
Fen to the dark valley of death.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
Crude Thoughts From The Editorial Pen

~" Nv 4 III e
Bekind TO thy mother, for, 10! on her brow
May traces of sorrow be seen:
Oh, well may'st you cherish and comfort
For loving and kind hath she been.
Remember thy mother, for thee will she
pray
AS long as God giveth her breath;
With accents of kindness then cheer her
lone way
Fen to the dark valley of death.
Advertising our Affections only
increase their circulation.
-
Never try:to be more than you
are. for sooner. or later, counter
feits are detected.
The worlds greatest men grew
upward from the lower classes,
while the worlds / meanest men
grew downward from the upper
class.
The man and Ewomen who try
to make their home the most in
teresting spot on earth for each
other, and for their friends and
those who are near and dear to
them, have but occasional use for
the club. 1t is to them, like the
theatre, a pleasant place to enter
now and then but not a spot to
dwell in.
The world is full of women who
man amuse:an ordinary man. Can
sing, dance OF recite for him; can
paint, write..or decorate in a man
mel most pleasing, ..but the poor
man often goes begging for a wo-
man who can sow on buttons or
mend his clothes; who can cook
his food with economy and flavor
IL TO MS taste.
Many ofsus m~issEthe joys that
might be ours!by keeping our eyes
fixed on those of other people. No
one can enjoy hislown opportuni-
Ties for happiness while he is en-
vious of ~another's. We loose a
great deallof the Joy of living by
not notwithstanding the small
pl easures that come to us every
day, instead of longing and wish
ing for what ..belongs to others, !
we do not take any pleasure in
our own modest horse and car
riage, because we long for the
automobileIo victoria that some-
one else owns. The edge is taken
on the enjoyment of our own little
home because we are watching the
palatial residence of our neighbor.
We q get no satisfaction out of
. trolly ride into the country or a
sail on q river steamer, because
some n else can enjoy the Luxe
nry of hislown carriage or yacht.
Life has it's full measure Of hap
piness for every one of US, If we
could only make up our minds to
make the very most Of every OPP
portunityssthat comes u way, in
stead OF longing for the things that
some our neighbor's way.
=.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

K AAInN The Kelley Treatment has stood tho
lANNlNy test with unparalleled success for 20 years
in curing Alcoholism, Morphine and
lure other drug-using, Cigarette and Tobacco
habits and Nerve Exhaustion. !: /:
Hall a million cured men and women in the United States are our
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hdence o II family and business associates recovered. For full infor-
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DK. j. e. BLAINE, Manager, 28o3 Locust St, st. Louis, Mo.
ForS years Chief of Medical stan of 1.-THE Kelley stture Dwight Ill.,
Hon otreatmenL for Tobacco and Nerve Exhaustion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

IMMORTALITY.
The following critical gem y
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

PRicG BAKING POWDER Co. e
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Advertising our Affections only
increase their circulation.
<.<
Never trys:to be NOR than you
are. for sooner. OF later, counter
feits are detected.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri. at the relation
and to the use of w. L. Gardner
Collector of hevenue for Mont
gomery County Missouri, Plain
tiff, y
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI, Toe
County OF Montgomery, (SS.

N the Circuit Court of Montgomery County,
Missouri, ut the City of Montgomery. In Va
cation lefore the May term, A, ID, 1906.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

The worlds greatest men grew
upward from the lower classes,
while the worlds meanest men
grew downward from the upper
class.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
BANK OF COMMERCE TO
HAVE S1,OOO,OOO CAPITAL
institution in Which Hampton Men
Are Interested Increases it's
Presidents Pay to $4,000

Mr., Henry l.. Schmclz. president
or the Bank Of Hampton. attended
the meeting of The directors of the
Bank of Commerce in Norfolk yes.
tcrday. Mr.. Schmclz said last night
that the directors decided to rec.
ommend to the stockholders that he
capital stock OF the bank bu increased
from s50n,000 10 $l,000.OD0 and that
the salary of rrcsidcn, Beemau, be
increased from $500 To $4,000 Il
year
The cashier Is also 10 receive an
Increase in his pay III from $4,000 to
$1,000 Il year.
OTOycar. .yIwyR cnlfwy abGkqjnpc
Mr. Schmclz said that the dccis-
ion OF the directors was duo to the
rapidly increasing business of the
Bank uf Commerce..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
Major Hess Of The Cemetery VII
Allow The Old Man to Rest
10 Federal Graveyard.
NO BURIAL FROM SOLDIERS HOME
Governor Knox Says He Has No
Authority to Act in the Case.
ouartermaster General Will Furn.
ish the coftin-Housekeeper Finds
Donohoe Dead in His Room.

Mr.. Arthur Donohoc. Us years old
u veteran of the Civil war, was found
dead in his small two room house.
near Sugar Hill. ut L O'Clock ycs
'crday morning. The woman who
kept house for Donohoc. found him
when she went 10 his room to
awaken him
DR.. George X. vanderslice the
coroner. and ShcriT II. *. Curtis
were informed of the dcath Of Mr..
Donohoc. II was shown that The
veteran was subjected to attacks OF
ncart disease and Dr.. VandcrsIicc
gave certificate Of death from nat
ural causes.
inc BODY was turned over To I'm
dcrlaker Frank c. Rccs. where II is
being held pending instructions from
the 1uartcrmastcr general OF the
United States army
Major Hess Acts Promptly.
When the old man was found TO
have been former Inmate of The
Rational Soldiers Home. Sheriff Cur
Us made application to Major Hess
Keeper of the National cemetery. To
''io" 'i' bpuS " W DuIlcu Ill LlI0l
cemetery Major Hess willingly
granted the request and also sent Il
telegram 10 The Guartcrmastcr gcncr-
Ill asking whether or not the govern
inent authorities should furnish the
collin for the burial of the veteran.
Until the answc" Is received from
the Washington authorities Major
Hess will not order the coffin
The funeral services will take
place in the National cemetery this
afternoon ana will he in charge OF
Rev. William Fallon pastor of the
Catholic church ut Old Point
Gov. Knox Refuses Request.
Application WAS mate to Colonel
[. i. KNOX. the governor of the Ma
ti3nal Soldiers Home by DR.. Van
derslicc to have the man buried
from that institution. Colonel Knox
told DR.. Nandcrslice that he could
not spend cent OF The money an.
propriatcd by the board of managers
Tor burial purposes on veterans who
were not legal inmates Il his res.
| ervation. He regretted that srcn
was the case. but could not 20 he.
hind the regulations. Governor Knox
told DIR. Vandcrslicc that the burial
| could be made in the national Gene
terry by application To the keeper a;
that place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
Wines and Liquors

bCIOnp IN tho InSt Irihn th,i uI-ov
cd away from Dmn;in I,,,orm H..
sailed on tho Rcd So, ~ 30"
cutter. I'm monav.m,kar. In, ~
one that sells ali strnight Nrh;s,,;ns
retail at wholesalc nrires Thn rol.
lowing high grade 10c Whistles !
sell for &C. n drink. PAM Iones. pura
Rye, Sherwood Rve Whiskov Corrol,
Springs purc MARYLAND Ryc ,W'hiskev
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
JUNK DEALER INDICTED.
w. A. Mays Must Answer to Charge
of Buying Stolen Goods.

The grand jury in the United
States Court III Norfolk has returned
an indictment against w. y. Mays.
Il Phocbns junk dealer. on tho chragc
Of purchasing goods known TO nave
been stolen from the United States
army Tic trial will be heard dur
ing the November term OF the court.
Judge l.. l.. Lewis. the United
States District Attorney, will prose.
cute the ease aud Mr.. +. S. Collier
will defend Mr.. Mays. The crime
charged is punishable by from one
to five years mt hard labor and from
81 900 tn $4,000 fine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
The Abiding Faith.

The womanneed is gone that made
Thy kiss
Ny mamma, aud lcavcn of thinc
eyes;
The paticnce-prcaching years have
made me wise.
TIL. in i've woods and fields, the
sturdy bliss
OF fellowship and work. | cease to miss
The throbbins ache OF those old &c.
saSicS.
Save to remember with a wan sur.
prise
Sometimes how long the road that
lei To this.
bnt,to be sure that somewhere. strong
and while,
Thou liyest, striving, noble though
bcsct.
Master again n: the essential soul
doubted when thy cruel wounds
were vet
This, long my deepest, direst need Of
thee.
Oh once beloved. IL ~; granted me.
Charlotte Wilson In Metropolitan
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
y. M. c. A. GYMNASIUM CLASSES
Messrs. J. V. Bickford and Sylvester
Rook to Be in Charac

With h. rcolnning Of the Young
Mcns Christian Association, Secrc-
tary Il. Walter Lynch started 10 work
Yesterday in arranging for the classes
III The gymnasium for the winter.
Mr. Sylvester Rock will have
charge OF the classes for the boys de-
rarlmeni and the organization will be
PSI iec;ed Saturday afternoon al 3
O'Clock.
The classes for the young men u,,,
business men will be organized mex,
week and Mr.. James V. BckforJ hns
consented to Instruct the older mem.
hers in the sym this winter.
The educational classes are work
ing along nicely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15

and Bailey street On both sides an |
the remainder Of Academy street
on one side, a, IL cost not exceeding
one thousand tSio00.00) dollars.
Yours very truly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
To Bring Mrs. barney Home.

Capt S. a. Harvey. commander
OF the Old Dominion steamer Bran
don, plying between Newport News
ana Richmond. went - Philadelphia
last night to bring Mrs. Harvey
home. Mrs. Harvey has been in the
JEFFERSON hospital there fer several
weeks. Capt and MIS-. Harvey will
reach theirl home in King street
either Sunday or iMondav AFTERNOON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
President Of The Railway Company
Wants 10 Abandon Certain
Tracks 10 Hampton.
Offers TO REPAIR THE STREETS
municipality Answers by Asking Tha,
More Paving BE Done and Tha,
the Changes be Perfected in Less
Time Than the Company Suggested.
Matter to Go to the councimen.

ne street committee of the uumn
ION town council, composed of Ale,s,s
=. H. Crimson, w. w. Richardson ann
" /. Taylor. yesterday made publ;c
inc correspondence over the rcu,p st
Oh Colonel William j. Payne 10 forrest
the franchises OF the Hampton Roads
traction Company.
Tile letters follow:
Colonel Payne's Offer
Hampton, Oct ., 1906.
10 VIC honorable Street COMMITTEES
vi the Town OF Hampton,
gentlemen; Gonurming the cnnrcr.
cnce hhd last night between ,o,,r
committee ANA myself and associates
representing the Hampton R,nJs
traction Company. which had In
Wow considering the condition OF the
slieets occupied by he tracks OF tnu
SAID Hampton Roads Traction con-.
pahy In tho Town Of Hampton. brM
70 submit the Following:
FIRST: THAT Tho Council viii take
such action MS will declare the Trac,
tioh Companys franchises forfeited
ior failure to ike up to the reuulro.
lncnts;
No'i'' ~ hht inc Council viii
agree To permit the sale by tile
Hampton Reads Traction COMPANY
70 the Ncwori News ami Ola paint
halfway and Electric Company CT al
Tue tracks. rails, tics, wires poles
'hd railway paraphcrnaiia on Locust
street, within the town OF Hampton.
nnon such terms MS may be agreed
ulFa' hGiween .dnc Companies, with
The Right Of tho latter GsMpa,v Ia
remove lac same:
Third; - Your Committee 10 recon-.
mend to tie Council! the granting
10 the Newport News and on Point
Railway and Electric Company OF
Y franchise on Locust street between
( Qneen street aud the northern limits
sOf the town Of Hampton VIII tin.
right To make the necessary phySical
connection With the tracks OF the
Newport News nnd Ola roin, Rail.
way and Electric Company on Queen
street at the intersection with ! %
Gust:
Fourth:-In consideration OF The
above, the Newport News and Oh,
FONT railway and Electric Company
VIII agree immediately upon the re.
lnofai CT the tracks of the Hampton
Roads Traction Company on l.incon
WING, Brown and Academy streets I J
a. Ince pat The streets in plsiuhC
condition either with oyster shells
~ crushed stone and that i, NIL
DO within II period of twelve months
ffCm the granting oi such new fran
chise. improve these streets to =
reasonable degree for passage. ANA
within u Ike period will curb Brawn
street i'"iN en- Wine and Locus
streets ~n ba;'N sides, and On Acad
envy street between Locust street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
Hampton Va. Nov. 10. 1900.

lc..lnnel on Page seyen.l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Nine A. Bernier a dome une
joi,e reception a une vingtaine de
ses amies jeudi de la semaine der
niAre, q So residence Avenue Col
fax, Nord. LIE ]eu de cartes tut lie
principal amusement. Les prix fu-
rent gagn6s par Mines NJ. Paradis,
D.. x. Marsolais, ct Jos. Longtln.
Les pe1sonnes qui y assistalent
6taient: Nine Rose Latourelle de
ShoaI Lake, Canada Mines Jos.
MORN, L. H. Bolduc, D. x. Mar
solais, A. J. Bernier, Jos: Faubert
r. Violet, M. Paradis, O. Boutin,
S. Pla1sance, @. ROCKFORD, A.
Saucier, D. M. Chamberlain, M
A. Burrows J. A. Page Jos. Long
tin, E. Bi]odeau, b. Tuscany, g
ct G. See]iger. Des rafra1chlsse'
ments furent servis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
BTATS-UNlS

Spring6eld-Le MARIE Dickin-
son, conform6ment q la demande
du clerg6 de cette vile a d6f6ndu
la representation de "Sappho' pa,
ia troupe d'Olga Nethersole. lundi
proclaim soir.
Bluefeld, Y. O.;-Une terrible
explosion de grisou s'est produite
dams un des puts de la mine Coo
per, q Coaldale, dams Get Etat.
Vingt-un mineurs ont 6t6 tues,
ct Jusqu'ici nm seul cadavre a 6t6
recOuvr6.
New Cork, -Au bureau d'immi-
grafton d'Ellis Island, on annonce
quill est arrive aux Etats Uni S
dams le cours de l'ann6e 1905, 1872,
.O05 6migrants du v1eux monde.
C'est IN record sap6rieur meme
d celui de 1908.
Go sont les lignes de navigation
de Br6me ct de la Mediterran6e
qui ont transport6 le plus grand
nombre d'6migrants.
@L'Italie fournit auo]ourd'hu1 d Il
R6publique am6ricaine plus DE
migrants que n'1mporte quel autre
pays d'Europe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
iours ses nombreuses amies
Minneapolis.

Lundi dernier, 8 jsnvier. une 10.
yeuse reunion de notre %jeunesse
canadienne await lieu chez NJ. Tho
mas Prenevost, resultant an No.
1928 Some rue s. E.. Une franche
gazette ne oessa de r6gner dursnt Ia
soir6e. La musique, les jeux ct IN
peu de sauterie composaient des
amusements varies.
On eucculent got1ter, y compris
une bonnie soupe aux hu1tres fdt
servis durant la soiree ct tous VII
rent grandement honneur
Etaient pr6sentes: Miles. Alice
ct Florence Page, Marie ct Eveli-
ne Prenevost Antoinette ct Rechel
Bernard, Genevieye Plouf, Nellie
Olson, Emma ct Melina Prenevost,
Clark ct M. Marquis, MN. N. A.
L,H6rault. P. Godette, G.. Quintai
u. ct G. Prenevost, j. Turner, A.
Libby, w. ct A. Page, r.. Plvuf.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Nine Rose Latourelle, resultant
actuel)ement q Shoal Lake, Mani
toba. Canada, est en- visite chez
son frAre, NJ. Nap. Latourelle e'
ses anciennes amies de cette vile
depuis le 81 D6cembre. Tons ont
At6 charm6s de la revoir. Ellie est
accompagn6e de ses deux petitee
files.
Nine Latourelle 9 quite notre
Vile nour aller r6sider D Shoal La,
Ike il y a quelques mois ct quot
nn'alle fasse des e1cellentes afai.
res dams le commerce he contlsse-
RE ellie dit qu'elle regrette tou'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

LIE 3 Janvier, lie Club "Bon A.
mi" s'est r6uni chez Nine jos.
Corriveau. Les prix du jeu de car
tes furent gagnes par Nine Tusca.
ny, Ter prix, Nine Kertson, 2e, ct
Nine. Forth, Be prix; Nine Rose
Latourelle de Shoal Lake, anclen
membre de CO club 6tait pr6sente
LIE 10 janvier, le Club s'est r6u.
nj chez Nine Therien. Nine Kert
son gagna le Ter prix, Nine Lamo.
the le 2e ct Nine Dupont le Sc.
Prochaine reunion mercredl pro.
chain chez Nine Kertson.
Nine @. Laliberl6, Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Installation des officers du
Camp Chamllain ct du Lafayette
Grove aura lieu lundi proclaim 3
8:l5 P. M. dams Ia sale Thirty, II
Main st. NE. Un programme mu-
sicale a 6te prepare par un comite
de ces deux societies. Des rafrai-
chissements seront servis. LIE pu-
bile de langue FRANCHISE y est cor.
dialement invite. Tout est gratis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Mardi dernier a Gu lieu par rex-
Pr6sidente du Cercle Ste. Anne,
Nine j. Faubert, Installation des
officers de cette soci6t6, CONNIE.
suit:
Pr6sidente Mile. M. b.. Lenoi
Vice Pres. Nine P. DUDE
Sec. Arch. Nine A.. Page
Sec Fin. Mile f. Page
Tres. Nine a. Chamberlain
.Syndics: Mines /. Forth, NJ. Jean
Z. Violet.
|MessagAre Mile a. Page
Sentinelle Nine G. Schulenburg
Mile Ant. Bernard qui est Ia
musicienne de la soci6l6 depuls son
organisation nous q 1ait phonneur
d'accepter encore cctte fonction
qa'ene q toujours remplie des plus
gracieusement. Mines E. r. Plouf,
st u. Bouchard ct Mile Rachel
Bernardfurent aussi initiees men,
bres d cette s6ance. LIE Corps d'U-
niforme pour Ia premiere fois aida
par une marche aux c6r6monies,ce
oui les r6haussa beaucoup.Le O er-
Gle 6ta1t honor6 3 cette occasion DC
la visite de Nine /. Patenode, pre-
sidcnte du Oercle SOCIAL de st
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

w la tempete de neige de mer.
c1edi de la semaine derniAre, Pins
tallation des officers de la Cou1
Notre Dame de Lourdes ct le jeu
de cartes ont etc remis au II cou-
rant.
Dependant, malgr6 cette rude
temperature un bon nombre Sc
sont rendus q ia s9ance ct furent
t6moius dune belle demonstration
d'estime envers leur Chef Ranger
sortant de charge Nine Ed. Rain
Vile. SEES seurs en- soci6t6 lui pre-
s~enterent une magni6que 6pin-
glette de l'embleme de IOrdre &C
compagn6e dune jolie adresse lue
par Nine p. Gigu6re que nous re-
produisons ci-dessous:
A NoTRE DIGNE CHEF RANGER.
sOEUR JOSEPHINE RA1NvILLE,
Ch4re Madame ct S@ur,
C'est avec lie plas grand plaisir
que je viens &c solr, au nom de la
Cour Notre Dame de Lourdes vous
offrir nos soohaits de bonnie aimee
pour 1906 ct vous exprimer nos
sentiments de reconnais sance pour
le zele infatigable ct le devoue-
ment avec lequel vous avez tou-
jours 81 bien rempli vos devoirs.
Chere Smur, veulllez croire que
nous sommes tres sensibles aux sa-
crifces nombreux que voas vous
etes imposes pour le bien ct Ia
prosp6rit6 de notre Cour, ct pour
vous prouver notre consideration
nous ne pouvons laisser passer
l'e1piration de votre terme d'om-
CO CONNIE Chef Ranger sans venl1
toutes ensemble vous oHrir nos re-
merciements les plus sinc6res ct
vous prier d'accepter Get humble
cadeau que nous vous ofrons com
me t6moignage de l'estime ct dc
l'affection que nous avons pour
yous.
|CoUR NOTRE DAME DE LoUR-
DIES, No 231, O. r. F.C
Minneapolis, Jan. 3, 1906
Nine Rainville fut DIES plus tou.
chees de cette manifestation DIES.
time ct remercia tous les membres
de leur gratitude.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
Anniyersaire de Marriage

6t6 loyeusement surpris vendredl
dernitr au soir par larrlyee chez
eux dun grand pombre de leurs
amis. Ces derniers s'empar6I ent de
leur residence en- msitre pour f6ter
Get 6v4nement.
M. ct Nine Dalcour furent d'abord
tres surpris de Get reimbursement,
mails regagnerent vito leur sang
froid ct, avec la plus franche cor
dialit6 invitArent tous leurs amis q
bien s'amuser.
Une jolie adresse accompagaee
dun joli cadeau, une magnifque
chaise de CUR furent pr6sent6s
aux h6ros de la fete par M. G.. G.
Belanger au nom de leurs amis.
La soir6e SO passa des plus agre-
ablement pour toue, au chant, . la
musique ct autres amusements. Du-
rant la soir6e un excellent go1ter
fut servi auquel chacun fit hon.
neur.
Brief, a une heure assez avanc6e:
chacun SO s6para charmee de la
soir6e ct de l'hospitalit6 de la ia
mile Dalcour.
Parmi les pereonnes pr6sentes
on remarquait: MN. ct Mines Ed.
Rainville, E. j. Gadbois. j. A. Pa
re, Phil. Belanger, lhos Irving,
%. Sorenson, T.. Pearson, y. M.
Taller, M. Paradis, Nap. Latou.
relle, Walker. P. Haney, Violet,
Mines McFarlane, Delmarse, NM.
Peter ct Ed. Belanger ct Ellie
Rainville.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

LIE Club National s'est r6uni di-
manche dernier chez M. ct Nine
Lamothe. Les prix des messieurs
furent gagn6s par M. Ed. Rainvil-
lie Ter prlx,M. o. Lalibert6 2e. Les
prix DIES danes furent gagn6s PAL
Nine O. Lalibert6, Ter prix, Nine
Bernard, 2eme prix. La prochaine
reunion du Club aura lieu le Il
courant chez M. ct Nine j. A.
Beauchamp.
Nine A. j. Beauchamp, Pres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

M. James E. Bern1er, fills de M.
Theodore Bernier de cette v~llle,est
arrive dams So famille le 8 courant
M. Bernier Went de terminer un
terme de service dams pOrient ct a
visit6 les rrincipaux ports de Ia
Chine. du Japon, ct les nouvelles
possessions des Etats- Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Nous attirons l'attention de nos
lecteurs sur rannonce de Olson &
Go, marchands de hardes-faites au
No 227 avenue Nicollet. LIS offrent
fois Ia valeur de timbres de com
merce ct donnent un magnifque
calendrier de 1906 avec chaque
vente.