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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
3fliunrTniu.

Gil Euitmcitcr / GImpoo6, Gttfin
Go, IoHppHtcs forleOen Gus. SaQq.
berg.
Enit. SuIitc i~uOiprcS. - Voit Sol.
'te bleo itoite Ser6oq innisrt ION
@reit for 6en 5orereoe SirfeS N2e,
nigbeO ! @emibIi. Toruouo Gc5l
iorretteOc.
SSlpbrglluS DcS Cafe &cntuu.
SIR. og gfrs. ReI5 Better Relicn, Scr
Dor oeO GiomonO 2ate, life lanai ira
Safe Benton, ieireoe Sen 2S0e Quarts
fit SsIpbrpuup lm6cr itor GeItaocIie,
~ SRoerSpOrret baOoe pe0 6cnne
anleoniua BEN @lroe al babe ollie
line Born hos zig. Yfr. % hrs. REL.
ION fom ira 8i$cpuiin for omtreni
cite Aor iiocn, % DC bar iiocu boet
RED 2IumoH0 &afc.
80 ON SnSct. Superinteroent
SoDes / Sc Sueur Gouutu mo6toa
for en- 3i6 iioen en- YoIt ION Carer
| ct on0et 9omtp, o. 9oumtufom.
misiPrerue erflRreoe 6erior bans
Gmbeoe for Ieoigt, % uoHRpnte 3.
Il. anoereag I'll Siperintenoent. ga
&apes erior bette. fom ban tiIbuar
% negteoe at %operleDere 8eserne til
fin Gftermnnb, bporfor Sagen M CT
inooHtet for &etten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

en- bis Warp ann Cooper bar bIepen
palgt til Breiibent. "9aiIp Gbro.
nicle" ienbte 90 en- Snterpieper til
Nrs. Cooper, iom ~fortaIte bam 40.
ffiaige interesante Sing ON fit 2ips
itore Segipenbeo, nemIig benoeS
mere Senifab meo Charles 9icfens.
Mrs. Cooper en- MT 95 Gar gam.
mel og bar / lin llngbom bersmt for
fin ualminbelige Sfisnbe6. Senoes
Sortr9t blep malet al ben Sibs for
tie engelife Walere, % benbes Butte
! Rarmor bar uoitiaet | Hopal Gca.
bemp og blen ienere fisbt Of ben MI.
p9renbe Sertug af 9eponibire.
Wrs. Goopers Bisenopn bar Mit.
ter, og bun boe6e / 1929 iammen
meo fine Sor9Iore peo Clarendon
Sauare liee ODER for oct Slis, bpor
Sarnilien 9tcfens boebe. SmeIem
henoe og CHARLES Sicfens fnpttebes
ct BARN 9~arnbomsoenifab, og bette
genifab boIot fig op igiennem Ga.
rene. 9icfens ifilbrebe fin bersmte
GomanbeItin6e "9iIle 8orrit" efter
Marp ann @itters S~orbilebe, %
bun itob ogiaa ienere @obel til De
S~eeninger, iom ~uofertes al 0icfens'
Sluitratoren Bbit5.
Set ffal BOG bemGrfes, at aft, boao
Ser angaar @iGlbsfaneilet / "2iae
9orrit", fltn eriIterebe I 9icfens'
Gsantoii, nlen life er b9not Den btr-
felipe ellie Sorrit.
Roonet "2iae 9orrit" err life op.
frmbet Of 9icfens, men bor ct Size
Icnapn, Tom Rarp grm Ritter bapoe
facet iom Barn; bog fan Ben 95'aa'
riae gamIe Some life mere BUTTE, |
bpilfen anlebning bun fit bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
miarnnH,r.
Bill ianorere assen.

Bill isnurcre GSSen. SfsIse
Melbing fra Ga CROSSE, bill Wilmuii-
fee.ganen ben lite april begpnbe at
Iaoe fine S~elegraTiter arbeioe nj 81.
mer | 0Bgnet iitebetfor otte, iom Sen
me Sob paabpber. Siben Den npe
Sor. Staters 9oo, Der regulerer @r.
beibstiben for ale SernbanemGno og
Seleeraiiiter, trauote ! 3raft Den Ace
Marts, bar Der p9ret Spsrgsmoal
ON enten Citizens Cob for SeIegra.
filter ifuloe babe Sorransen for Sen
feoerale Sob. ener ON benne aisr
StatenS COB ugpGoig. Sernbanerne
bar bapt til Seniigt at brinee Sogen
Ior Hetten, men noeet Sfribt bertiI
er enonu life bIeoen taeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

2ibrarp, Hpgbs Iorffe @aarbnapne,
9orses Snoifrifter meo De Glore
Runer (gugge), 9aients Scelanoic
Saeas, o.i.p. aae De pigtigite Spe'
ciaIarbeioer babes ogiaa, iaapeliom
neiten ale Gbba-llbsaper fra &aifs
(tStS) til Den Setter' Sin5elife,
2eip5ig, 1908.
SsIgenoe Sorfatteres gerfer oper
ben norbiIfe @ptologi bapes: 6. &o'
ienberg, Sopbus 9ugge, S. Sonsion,
6. Wosf, g. Iinean, 6. $. Sleeper.
s. g. 8ooifop, u. Chr. Bang, e.
grate, 81. Screen, u. Sensler, s.
3etter, y. Sc. @idert, Sr. Gambler,
giftor Ipoberg, ST. auffmann, Sr.
Siidbad, Sr. bon Der Sepen, gfar
Siridfelb, Sbeobor @iien, q. Wt.
geterien, g. u. Wllnt, Speiio
@runbtpig, q. 8epier, Sulins Sat'
forp, 6. @nbler, R. anoree, y. gttt'
ion, Gaul Serrmann Worbiide Wtp'
tboloaie), Cop. 2ebmann Taltl Pr
iert, S. Sngiitab, Selir 9abn, arcl
Slrif, u. 9obnboff Sropig ublanO,
Senrif Sdiicf (Stuoier | noroilf
Siteratur OBJ Helisionsbiitoria), Gb.
sc la Sausiape, $. $, SiloebranN,
Oscar RonteIirs 81. 80. Gbaotpicf
"a %. Ianiid @albala).
Stubiet al oe noroiife Gialefter er
aaaet fremao meb raife Sfriot De
ferere s(or. Seiaa Der bar giblio'
tefets Soritanber lagt Jig etter at
ifaffe t~ilrette oe forifjellige S9rfer
= Srbbseer % ipeciele afbanolin-
qer - iom biotiI er uofommet: Ger
ftnoes Ga natilrligpis aaien's HorIf
0rbbog 90 Gois's BOG al iamnne
.Sitel, iaapeIiom Hiet5 Spenift DID
left 2erifon, 4oreen's Srpfoalsmao'
let % SeiIbere's Srobog oper ipife
gumresmdl, bpilfet iioitc MI er naaet
Iaa Iangt Tom Srbet itope. Sorroen
oisie bapes: Senoeas Srobof oper
sc 6~Itipenifa Siolcfterna (1904), u.
8. 2~arien's 9polGren | Den Solsrlfs
|SiaIeft, forIfieaige Sfriiter al Wfa'
rims Segitao (satalt Srenbermaui
reriblonbt), 2inobers's Sfeemdlets
ohioIGra (1906), 8ois's Hpt SiIlGg
til Rorif SrSbog (1902), ben me
roaopc al aaienS Torif @ramatif,
RorIf. SsIanbifa Sspnamu al 6. s.
2ino Qlpiola, 1900 foriioen andre
Sfriftcr al be TO befienbte norffe
0ialeftforffere, q. g. Sarien og
Sans Rcis, og Den ~fremragenSe
~ipenife SorIfcr 2nnben, llogiper al
SpenIfa 2anS8mdI. Se forifieaiae
|Srobsoer puer Norif, Spenif, Sanif
ca Sslonbf / Glbre Sio baoes mo-
turliapis.
Spoo Den mere Sitteratur ongaar,
iaa Ell Den fuIbit9noieit for pisie
norife % Sanlfe Soriattere % Den
coer bisie ifrepne S~itteratur - ipe'
cieIt Scnrif Sbieu, gisrnitierrle
gisrnion, Sonas Sic, SrSpig Sol
bera, goom gblenidIGger, s. Sirt3.
ca iblanbt ipenife Soriattere, eiaias
ISeaner, Soban g. Rrinebers o9 eorl
IidoeI gelmann, Go9 or Here aIt'
ore Soriattercs gGrfer Der ! tulo-
iteno:ac llSeaper. sesner'te Sfrtf.
ter o. SperiGtteIier iioslsr en- bel
Iioen 9ogiamliug. Oilers er Den
'pcnfe % Den npeite oonife, lon
caIaa ocn ~ieneite nor'fe Sitteratiir,
bit Iiet iteSmooerlis bebanolet, "a
set bar piit ia nsouenSist at opbps'
ae pisie anore Gele al bet ltore jag
Iierit. Snoen Den norife Sitterdfi'r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
1noldnoet.


SunStrs Sna Sattigbnict. Sarnes
McGdrtbns 9prn, Der er peiIIdaenOt
% Dor / SIIirois, bar | tpOe aar for.
eirpes iegt efter i'm 6ooer. inatit
ban iorIcoen Gaa enoelig bIeo iun'
hen poa Suttigbuiet | 8inton.
Sleu 104 gnr aammcl. - Wrs
Gopbia ant. Ser maaife bar Sta.
tens GIoite apinoe, oeoe forIcoen /
fin Gntters, RrS. SenrD RobrS
Stem / 8aa Safe, 104 anr gmmel.
afSeSe bor isSt / SpifIm6. % for
30 gnr iiben fom bun til Soma.
Sauen betaler lin Inlft. - Obi.
caao @reat @eIteru 9aner, Ser iioite
Sinter erflGreoe iig ifpl6ig ! en- Pin.
flage for at babe iolgt beruienoe
9riffe paa fine Sog inoen Staten,
bIep peo Siitriftsretteu +: Wariboa'
topn ben 2Sbe MnrtS i!ogt Ell Wtillft
poa $500, Der itror blep betalt.
Mincrnc oil lnffcs en- WaancS. -
Sra 9es YtoineS melbteS ben 30te.
at ale auIminer / Staten bill liiffeS
Den lite April, 6o Der life err fommet
iitonb nogen SperenSfomit. Reprp.
ientanter ira ioapel Wineeierne iom
Irbeioerne paaItanr, of Der bill benz
aaa en- 0fanneo, inoen Den neopen.
oige Sroning fan gisres og Irbeioet
eieoptages.
Sgpebpaaricboel iom SaffcI. Ste
tpart Sunbar ira 9eS WtoineS iatic
forle6en Rat fin enc SOB foit / Ell
Cattle 8iiarb" peb Ell &rposniug
al Sernboneiporet, % ba ct Cog
n9rmeoe iig ipntes oct of blipe bans
pisie Dob. San fit imiolertio iot
SID | Ell Sppeooaurslebbel, iom ban
bopbe | 2oumen, % oeo at Iotngc
Deune file men iielNue 5affel, blep
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT opm9rfiom poa
bans fortpiIcoe Stinira oa tit Soget
'tdniet. Son bapbe fsrit forisgt meo
en- SiooIlarieboel, men ben grenne
SSarpe iputes at gisre benne minore
brPn6bor.
sil SnStGst for Yoitmeitcren.
MiiS 2uIl 90. 8aIfer, Der forretter
Tom 9oimeiter oeo acknowledgements
/ IarfbalItofpn, bIeo iibite SOFT al
Goitoeportementet beorbret iii at no.
betaIe til bette oe 5000, iom bun bap.
De iubfrppet / Seize for GoItborer /
&ontoret. Soqen blep imiolcrtio
optaget pnoup, og Seportcmeutet bar
MI beitemt. at bisie SSnotpgter tilfal.
Der 8oitmelterer, oa Soitbogerue /
bette &pntor life er Heaieringeus 81.
Gubom men al TorbeIitt9eu al go.
iten / bisie or frioiIig. Oct mac be-
mprfes, at oct 8Grelie, bpor Sonto.
ret brioes, er blepeu msbleret al
Stateu for al gioe DC gamle Getera.
e Iettere Gbqong til fin Eoit.
NincurbciSernes aunOentiuu. 49,
Ieo WiuearbeiberneS 9onoention,
Der iioite llge bar iamIet / 9es
RcineS, paIgteS 0. u. 8bite til
GrGitoent for Soma Giitrift al De
forereoe girearbeioere / gmcrifn,
ifte6ctfor Sobu Z. @bite. Tom oen
lite aprtI tiItrPoer FIN 9citiung iom
8iceprpiibert for IincorbeioerrcS
International Union. Sucob 8it.
fer UoIqte3 til Siceprpiioent, Gopin
8errD al S~SfnIooio ~gieuOo!gtc8 ill
SefretPr % &~asiCrcr. aonocutionen
bebonbIeOe oaioo en- IIan ON at op.
rette ct Stem Tor QamIe og trrngenoe
Ttueorbeioere / Stotcr, % ct ioo.
Aaut bill maaife ! 2ebet al Sctte Gar
b.ioc iot ! @irfiombcN ! Gc8 Roiue&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
3Mnufnnu.

st 3ppmprb. Grief Sia, en- BEL
fienot Sfipnfep9rt / Gaiston, fano.
tes ben 27oe Marts / 2ittle glacf.
foot Niper meo ct 8ugleblll | Sore.
bet Ger foreIaa ianbipnlispis ct
Hopmoro, ga bans llbr og Senge bar
foripunOne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

stuar Se ffriber III gbertereroe.
fua oGr Ia1 benIia at meooele, al
9e fnd oeres advertisement ! De
corubsBuften" Get ftfrer Gem ben
beoftc @ebdnoIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

If the Gordon Hat
were not a good
thing the
number of men
who wear it
would not increase
year after year.
The
GORDON HAT
So
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Dynamite Mills Two.

James Gregory and Waldemar
Lanning. two IA year old boys,
were instantly killed by an ex-
plosion of powder near Lamar
tine Yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock, but just how the accident
happened will never be known as
there were no witnesses. The
boys were sent over to a neigh
boring shafthouse after some pow
der shortly after dinner and in
the middle of the afternoon a ter
rife explosion was heard, but in
that mining section but little was
thought of it. When the boys
failed to return at nightfall, Mr..
Lanning became alarmed at their
continued absence and went in
search for them. Reaching the
mine he found the shaft house
blown entirely away and the bod
les of both bows lying about ten
feet away from the collar of the
shaft. The body of young Greg
ory was terribly mutilated and
beyond recognition, while that of
Lanning was merely powder
marked. Coroner Smith went to
the scene OF the accident early this
morning where an inquest was
held.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

ID May who is well known to all
residents of Idaho Springs has re-
turned from New Mexico, and is ne
gotiatating with the larger consum-
ers Of Ice in the city, relative to the
construction of an ice plant, to be
owned and controlled by the business
memo the community. Mr.. May has
been for some time devoting his time
to the study of ice manufacturing,
having learned of the great profits that
are being made in this business From
him We learn that the manufact-
ured product is not only cheaper to
produce than natural ice, but from the
fact that it is made Of distilled water is
absolutely free from germs or disease,
and therefore much more sanitary
The largest consumers are the butchers
and saioo men, and they are watching
the progress of this enterprise with
interest The possibilities are that the
concern will be financed within the next
two weeks by the business men of Ida
no Springs, who are generally alert for
a good business proposition, and this
one Promises large returns.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Capture Good Prizes

Towards the close of 1907, Chase 4
Sanborp arranged selling contest on
their several brands of coffees and teas.
The towns that took part in this con-
test were approximately of the same
population as Idaho Springs The con-
test began on the first day of January.
1908, and terminated on the first day OF
July. It was conducted on the point
system, and the higher the grade of
coffees and teas sold the higher the
number of points, and the result was
decided by the highest number of these
points. The Roberts Bros. Mercantile
company of this city won the first prize
hands down, having somewhere near
fifteen hundred points in excess of all
competitors. The selling was done by
team work, and in the home team there
were five statesmen. H. L. Robinson
received a handsome fob chain with
medal attached, while Art. Lugg, Lon
Roberts, Jas. Mitchell and Geo Powers
each received gold watch. This is q
decided credit to this enterprising firm
rs well as speaking highly Of our citi-
zens as appreciative coffee and tea
drinkers, and to Chase & Sanborn for
putting first class goods on the market.
The amount of coffee sold during this
period was two tons, three hundred and
ten pounds.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Lost in tho Hills

Coroner S. M. Smith was summoned
to Argentine district last Sunday to.
take in charge the remains of man
that were found on Saturday afternoon
by an Italian. The man had been dead
at least three years as there was moth
ing left bat a skeleton. He was we'll
dressed, but there was not a scrap Of
paper in his clothing or anywhere
around to lead to clue as to who he.
was. In the pockets were several lead
pencils from whichit might be conclud-
ed that he was sketcher or reporter,
while he also had a couple of combs and
piece of soap in his pockets. The re-
mains were found about six hundred
yards below the Tobin tunnel in the
edge of the timber. Some parties had
been camping within couple hundred
yards of the spot where the body was
found for over a month but had not
discovered it. There was SIS. SO in silver
in his pockets. The body was taken
to Georgetown for interment.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Base b all

In the snappiest and most fercely
fought contest seen here for some time
the bunch of ball players from the
county seat bowed down in subm ;ion
to the Pikers last Sunday by score of
6 to4
The Georgetown team plays well to-
gether and are good hitters and in several
instances would have walked off with
the honors but for the Piker's sterling
fielding qualities
The story of the game may be
briefly narrated as follows. George
town secured slight lead on the Pi-
kers in the early part of the game,
mainly due to errors, and held it until
the fourth inning when Nenzimer
smashed out two bagger, earning two
runs. By an error on third base he came
from second to home and thus tied
the score After that they evened up
with run apiece and played nip and
tuck until the ninth inning, neither
team having any advantage.
1t was in the ninth inning that Cap
Cooper distinguished himself by send
ing out the neatest hit of the game
over shortstop's head and letting in the
winning scores which ended the game
with the Pikers on the right side of the
fence
Hamill, former player on the Pi-
ker team, was the chief obstruction
to the home boys progress and r
tainly did his part toward leading his men
OH to the margin of victory.
Mitchell pitched good substantial ball
and could be depended upon always.
During the last four innings which was
mostly pitchers battle, when the
least wild throw would have resulted in
a run and defeat, he controlled the ball
absolutely and nearly every George
town man famed the air. With Men,
timer behind the bat and his supply Of
ginger and Mitchell in the box to ad-
minister the dose, a more reliable
battery is hard to find in the anna
teur field. They have puzzled most of
the batters this year and will continue
to improve as the years go by and both
have bright prospects in store for them
on the diamond. A large crowd turned
out to witness this game, including
many from Georgetown.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
West and the ..o4."

Hon. G. L. West, of Omaha, Nebras-
ka, manager of the Ninety-Four tunnel
and mine of Yankee, arrived in the city
last Friday and went up Fall river with
some eastern parties. Accompanying
him were John B. Roberts, cap
tain of q steam vessel in New York
harbor. and wife; Mrs. Nellie C. Brodie
and daughter, the husband and father
being manager of the Bush Terminal
company Of Brooklyn; and George F.
Truman, president of the Merchants
Laundry company, and wife of Lincoln,
Nebraska. The party remained until
Sunday afternoon when they departed
for the east, with the exception of Mr..
West who remained several days tolook
after business interests. Mr.. West is
an enthusiast over the outlook in his
section and he stated very emphatically,
Il am going to make big success of
the '94, :" and people who know his
thorough way of doing things will have
confidence in the results. Speak
ing of the Yankee and Alice districts he
said: ''The camp is busy one. Not
considering the smaller properties
there are at least twenty-five good, big
properties that are working constantly.
l have great faith in these districts and
know that they will become large and
profitable producers. The company
has just installed 6-horse power gaso-
line engine for exhaust g the air from
the workings. The work is now being
done in the Stonewall lateral which is
cut by the ''94" tunnel. They are
breaking into a junction formed by the
Stonewall, Last Chance and Hidden
Treasure lodes. The showing of ore is
good.
Mr.. West is one Of the most promi-
nent democratic politicians Of Nebras-
ka and was chairman of Congressman
G. M. Hitchcock's campaign twice and
will take charge Of it for the third time
about the first of September. He is an
excellent manager and somehow or
other succeeds in getting the votes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

The political kettle is beginning to
simmer and from now on to the conven-
tions it will become hotter and hotter
until the boiling point is reached. Pro-
spective candidates are in evidence
shaking hands, inquiring about the
state of ones health, discussing climate
and mines as preliminary to the great
topic announcing himself as a proper
person to serve the people "better
than anyone"
Charles Brandstetter, city clerk and
water commissioner, will enter the
race for nomination for county treasur-
er. Being equipped toperform the duties
pertaining to the Office by official ex-
perience he will become formidable
candidate.
90
The Siftings will appreciate the
courtesy if the different republican
precinct committeeman will mail list
of the delegates with their addresses,
for publication. as soon after the eau
cuses as convenient.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Sch O oil Begins Tuesday

Owing to the fact that Monday. Sep
tember 7 is Labor Day, the public
schools of this city will not open until
Tuesday, the 9th. There will be a
meeting of the grade teachers in the
high school building at 10 o'clock next
Monday, and in the afternoon at 2
O'Clock the high school teachers will
meet at the same place.
During the summer vacation there
has beeh some incidental repairs made
in the several buildings, such as over
hauling the steam plants, repairing
floors and the like. This has necessari-
ly been limited, as on account of the
ordinance pertaining to sidewalks, the
school district will be obliged to put in
sidewalks at both the West End and
the Grass Valley buildings
Tne directors of the school board are
Royal R. Graham, president; Mrs M.
A. Bowman, secretary; C S. Birkins,
John G. Roberts and Elwood M os-
cript Mayor H L. Roberts is the
trsaenrez Of the board. but is not one
Of the directors
George J. Neupert, City superintendent; Com.
| mercal Arithmetic. German.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
Jessie Ne kirk. Principals; Mathematics
s. Lyman Ripley, Science. Eng ish, Athletics.
Janet Newkirk, Latin. History.
Anna celzer. supervisor of Nusic aud Drawing
Manual Training.
Byron J. Head, Director Manual Training.
Edith Wurden. Domestic Science. English.
8RADEs--CENrHAL BUILDING.
Pearl Jenks. Eighth Grade.
| Amelia Guest. Seventh Grade.
Lulu Haunting, Sixth Grade.
Grace e. Allison. Fifth Grade.
-Eina 4. Bacon. Fourth Grade.
frances Burnett, Third Grade.
Charlotte Collie. Second Grade.
| Elizabeth Wolc0tt, First Grade.
East END.
Louise Theobold. Third aud Fourth Grades.
MargsFst Bond. First and Second Grades.
WEST ENI.
Florence Webster. First to Third Grades.
CHICAGO CREEK.
Mayme H. King.
gibson GULCH.
Beatrice Rule.
PALL RIVER.
Mayme Lalumander. First to Fourth rades.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

The tourist inhabitants of the tents
on Soda Creek are beginning to vacate
and return to their eastern homes. The
several tents and cottages have been
file during the past month, notwith-
standing the continuous rams.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

Miners from the Quito property de
feated a picked nine on the base ba
diamond last Monday, the score stane
ing 18 to II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

A. J McAndrews of the Cliff
house went to the home Of Judge Rucker
to-day and sampled the stabilized demo-
cratic or that was barbecued for the oc-
casion. If there is one thing that Mac
likes better than another it is two bar
becues.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29
Wins Second nonors

seventeen Sir knights OF CfusadCf
Commandery No. 2o, of Idaho Springs,
were in attendance at the sgd annual
conclave of the Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar of the state of Colora
do hich was held in Pueblo on We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week. The
following are the names of those belong
ing to Crusader Commandery:
w. A. Roberts, Eminent Commander.
Horace B. Baker, Prelate.
Richard White, Acting Captain Cen
eral.
H. S. Sands, Aide to Grand Eminen
Commander.
R. R. Graham, Acting Geueralissimo.
C. A. Reynolds, Joseph w. Boyd. N.
c. Potter, George X. Kimball. J. c.
Sturdevant, George w. Moscript. H L.
Roberts, John Stroehle, ]. H. Nankervis.
y. Frank Burns, David Ellis, Howard
Strausse. Accompanying the Command
cry we're Mesdames w. A. Roberts. ].
S. Sands and j. c. Sturdevant.
In the competitive prize drill the mem-
bers of the home Commandery took sec.
ond prize and came within four tenth of
one per cent of taking first prize. Had
there been one more member present,
the hrst would have been captured. In
drill and general appearance they took a
gh standing. The following shows the
percentatage of the three highest C M.
manderies;
The first prize, silver loving cup. was
won by Highland Commandery No. 80 of
Denver with the following percentage:
Attendance .................. 49,
Drilling and appearance. ass
Total .............. ..o7. o
Second prize, a silk knight emplar
banner, was won by Crusader Command
cry No. 79 of Idaho Springs. by the fol
lowing standing:
Attendance ................... e
Drilling and appearance. .....45.o
1otal -. 90. o
The third prize, large japanese vese,
was won by Mt. Sinai Commandery No.
4
Attendance. ................... S
Drilling and appearance. ..47.o
Iotal ................ S0.5
A picture Of the home commandery
appears on the first page of the Pueblo
Star journal, and the paper in spea ling
of the parade says:
"rhe pageant was one of the most i'm
posing that Pueblo has ever witnessed
and the Knights were the winners OF
countless plaudits as they passed along
the route laid down for the parade, ex
ecuting many artistic maneuvers along
the line Of march, There were one
thousand Sir Knights in the procession.
Royal R. Graham was appointed Grand
Guard. The members from this city ar
rived home yesterday. as general thing,
feeling we'll repaid for their time and
trouble in making the trip.
Mrs. C. L. Lamb will return from the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-08-29

Miss Eta Vesey, with her brother
and sister, Horace and Bessie, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Jay
Kane, returning to Denver Monday
morning. Miss Eta is stenographer
and book keeper Tor the Denver Tent &
Awning company.