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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

S. S. Meefer, en- meget anlet
Sagferer / Mariballtown og en- al
Sc el61te Sn6bDggere Ben @gn, bar
iioite lge begaaet @elbmor6 pe6 at
ben9e fig / fin 5tal6. Set antages>
at ban bar bpret miolerti6ig iin6S-
iDg.
- @tote Mu6itor 8. S. Carroll
bar erfleret, at ban er &anot6at for
@olg til @uperngr paa ben republic
fanffe Sicfet, og IS. 6. Suller at
@elt Union Dor anmelot lin &an6t=
batpr for 6orbnnoslenator. Mllilon
bar lin Sopeo1tprfe / 6en 9el at Sta=
ten, boor 6,ller berer biemme, Ben
n%or6peltlige Sci, og ser Tan iaaleoeS
bentes en- liplig politiif @utaille fer.
- On pelltaaenoe Sarmer / Seer
be0en at Mfron, SameS &ofs, og to
al bans S6nner er fommet paa tbars
al 5totens Siiferilobe og tan imp6e-
fe meget 1tore Sober, belt op til $685.
600. Sc bar 6repet Tiiferi efter me-
get flor MoaIeitof / @ig @iour @iber
og bar foripnet bele Smegnen meo
ferif Sif. &aa 6eres 2an6 opoage~
6e &olttiet ct meget fort 8aiin, |
bbilfet fanotes en- Meng6e lebenoe
|Giif, blan6t bbilfe families flere @at=
.fiib, ser beie6e op til ID 8un6.
= @illiom @inter, Ell al Sc elo-
ite 8eboere al Soma, er afgaaet beo
|Dsoem / Maion @itp, Is Mor eam=
mel. Miller tom font ganife nng
til Soma og neoiatte fig beo Geoar
Sails, bbor ban 6reb @Degbanoel oa
Spbrpt, inotil ban / 1873 reiite til
Maoion Gitp @gnen, fjpbte flere Get.
TONER 2ano / Ben ipolige Del al
@o11ntpet og 6rep ct omfattenoe Sp.
bret. Sor 10 Mar ii6en ioIgte far
no og neoiatte fig Mai jon @itp, bpor
ban bar me6 til at oprette en- @atf,
flptte6e bertha til Canton, g. 9af
bbor ban figbte en- flor Str9fnina
Grassland, iom ban iolgte for nogle
Tiger ii6en og flptteoe tilbage til Ma.
ion @itp.
- @n Sppograf fra @ebiter @itp
IS. 80. @eiep, er Ger al en- Gormue
paa $4,000 u6en at bloc ON Set
Gor nogle Mar tilbage bleb ban Ger
al nogle @ineaftier, lom Sen @a11q
intet Dor p9ro, og iom ban neppe
nogen @inbe bar ifenfet en- Eanfe
Sor en- Gio iioen forloo ban @eb.
tier for at igge Mrbeioe anore Ste.
Ser, men efter at ban bar reiit fro
8pen TOM ser Meooelelie ON, al
bans Mftier bar pluoielig naaet ben,
ne betpoelige @eroi. &an bliber nj
~efteriporet 9nnoet ODER og er fi6l
bgrt ON fra &reibo, g. 9uf, bpo1
ban bopbe arbei6et en- Gi6, og bbor.
fra ban arttages at bore rejit til &a:
Icificfgiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

OH eOeAaDr910Ie@II
Wrl11oen, Iigeleoes grotpn glepato.
zen bDilfen bar 0ognlaoninger
ga1d: Detpar uneo flor Mnitrangel.
|fe at gDen reooeoes. gabet ct {.
$4,000 0affet peo DISTURBANCE.
5i6ite l1ge bleb en- ing Mano.
Sames 9'grien 69mt til4ipSparig
!69ngielsitraf / 9embina for at babe
;mDr6et en- a1oer u11g Mono, en-
SSernbanebetie1rt peo Mobn Sc Clair.
9e to 1nge Mat16 bap6e paret meget
intime Ben1ter % bab6e iDiret er1oel
iammen. Sen 8dg, Morbet fan6t
s@te6, bapoe Sc b9ret / @retna, Man.,
og Ienere til en- Cans i Mecbe. Set
bar paa @eien berfra at 0'Brien
bab6e or9bt lin Sen beorat ilaa bam
/ Sobeoet meb en- Sammer, bbilfet ct
tilf9l6igt Ienbione bab6e iet. Mo-
tibet til Mor6et bar &gperi. Mor.
oerens Sorel6re boe6e / Merbeoen
og er poerit fortpibleoe ober Sen-
mems Gorbrpoelie.
SSngpal6 Sorem, en- ung Man6;
Ser bap0e taget @omeiteao IS Meile
@p6peit for 9icfinione nplig Bile
bet mDr6et al en- anben 1tng Mnn6,
ser boeoe paa Mnbobomelteaoet, Carl
&uffp. Sorem bar norif al Sgoiel
og bar for 5 Mar ii6en fommet fra
@omsbolen, Morge, bbor bans Gor-
.el6re en6nu boer. Otter at babe ar
beioet / Moorbeao, Minn., bbor ban
bar Glagtninge, tog ban &omeiteao
.neo 9icfinion. San Dor blebet nben-
ner me6 SuffD og bar gaaet til 6en-
mes Spite for at fomme til Sorlig
meo bnm, men iaa mart iom Sorem
tom in0en for D6ren, ffb6 &nffp
.paa bam, iaa ban u6dan6e6e fort eff
ter. On Mabo tom t%ilfel6igDis IND
/ &Dtten in6e1 Gorem enonu bar bgo
og melbte 9agen. &nffp er MI arre-
iteret og UNDER @on6s for $4,000.
6or nogle Mnane6er liben bleb
ct 9@gtepar peo Nab1r Sobn1on / 60
more orreltere0e for at babe 0repet
en- 8lin6pig. Man0en aflog6e 60
paa, at ban intt iom bellt bt6ite ON,
at bans @11ltru iolgte itarfe Driffe,
og ban bapoe ingen Sci | bette. Sbo6
ban lolgte bar Maltoriffe, iom fife
lfnloe bore beruienoe. Set bite fig
oo1, at 6ette Molt bar rigere paa
MIfobol ems 2oben tillo6 set, % 6e
bleb begge arrei tereoe. Haa 8ione-
-
benfen bione0e Sobnion moo fin SUI
ltru, ifjpnt ban ilet life par forpltg-
tet til at gidre 6ette, og ban bar oer-
for Sen egenlige Mariag til, at bun
Hbleb anflaget. gh1 bar States Nt-
torneD gerumgdr6 al @amiep Count
tp mootoget en- 8etition, Der er nn-
oerifrepet al bber enelte 6orretnings.
mano / @omore og mango &binoer |
lomme 8p, / bbilfen Ser beoes ON
Gberbprenbe0 me6 Mrs. Solution,
laaIeoes at bum ON muligt fan blibe
belt fritaget for Strof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

|A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SMM53#ssIa
Siien Mailler. al bar a
Semmeligbeo perof filbage oertil or
snt e en- gabD, Der bar e0t UNDER
balts Sraparelie.
si0ite nge blep-en ManozDeo
Nabn Sobn &iefer, 8~atertonn, JON
iiges at bore IL Nar gammel, en-
flpret for itnosipg ogsprt til ginos-
iDgeanitalten Danfton. &iefer bar
.opbolot itg gg11en au lpnge hogen
al De ploite 5ettlere fan mi110es, ban
par balp SS1tooiianer % bap0e for 80
4ar iioen ct Someiteao ner Gate
Ralnpeifa, iom ban miite0e pe0 Ell
Mortgage. Sm CT @eteran ira flere
&rige, fra Ben mefsifanife @rig,
8locffoot 8rigen 1887 og fra gor-
gerfrigen. Set bar alene bans b9ie
M6er, Ser binoreoe Dam / at font
meo | Ben iponffe &rig.
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1~1linn1efota
-

groofiton Der Tor iffe IRrge ioer
biemiggtes at en- SgoelRJgenoe Brand.
ser lag0e naite ale 6orretningsbpg,
ninger i glife, bill 2pbet at CONNIE
ren blipe opbpgget nobioet % tor.
beoret Sfiifffeliie. Mlle Sc nobren6te
|6orretningsmalto bill bpgge itprre %
|beore 8%pgninger, til bbtlfe @lanerne
for hnt meita rr frrhida
@ar6en @olfer beo Stots-
fnngSlet Stillmater bar a1melot,
at @riien paa 8%in0egarn fra B9rf=
iteoerne / G9ngslet iaar bill blipe |
Gent min6re pr. @l1n0 en6 it6ite Mar,
oJ 8riien er garanteret for belle
Sommeren. Nrilerne paa 8inoe-
garnet fra Minneiotu 5tatsfRngiel
bill blipe labere END fra nogen an0en
Sobrif eller noget anbet 5tatsf9ng-
ieI. Scr bill blipe tilpirfet 13 M1il=
Iioner 8uno til Salg 0enne Spion.
- S 9ulntb blep ser 5. ~. De-
cember afbolot 8rimarbalg for No-
mination al &an6ioater til 8pembe-
6erne. Man er MI fommet efter, at
Ser be6 6enne 2eiligbe0 er foregaaet
ret omfattenoe Misligbe6er, nabnlig
i &etning al u&epeating", og ser er
anereoe foretaget en- Mrreitation,
nemlig al Ell Bartender, 8eniamin
Sail / ct. Sames &otel, Der beifpl-
6es for at babe obertalt flere Me11b,
Ser boe6e / @otellet, til at afgipe fal.
tie @temmer. SON er ftillet UNDER
$4,000 Bombs. Ser ifal bore 40
ifilligt flere Mrreltor6re uoiteote
for famine Snertre6elie.
= Gn im11f Sangit gioroe forle-
Sen en- 15=aarig @ut &enne6p, &en<
rp 2inobepG 5gn al $. g. 2inoberg.
S en- Snare ban bap6e opitillet beo
Gno &ipers, ct 8or Mile 9it for
8pen, fan0t Fan ct 0pr, iom ban an
tog at bore en- @ep, og iom fRmpe-
be al aIle &refter for at fomme fri.
Otter en- fort Scamp, / bbilfen Gut
ten blep enoel forfraoiet, lDffe6es oct
bam at binoe nlle fire Sen og &ip<
Derne paa Dpret, lom ban berefter
traf tn6 til &enneop paa en- @le6e,
iom ban bab0e lapet al fine @fier.
Set bite fig ga, at SEN formentlige
|&eb tar en- pel0ig itor Sfopulp, Ell
al Sc it6rite, ser 11osen Sin6e bar
fanget paa @gnen.
S Seem llm er Ser otter inb-
%truffet en- l1bpgselig og mpitiif Moro=
.iag. Sorsoag it0ite lge blep Ell
gammel ugtft @neboer, @bris @aI=
tier, ser / c. 80 Mnr bor .boet pao
Gortb German Street, c: 6 8IocfS
fra Gorretningsfparteret, / ct lille
Sus, fun6en mproet / lit Soften; bele
Suiet bar giennemiegt og alle @fnf.
fer og @iemmer en6epen6t. @altber
eie6e lt6t 8enge, iom ban UNDER Sri
len fgr Sui tog ITO al 8anfen og lo1
fig uobetale / @nl6, men ser fQn6tes
tngen 8enge / @ulet, 6a 2iget blet
funoet. &borlpnge ban bab6e ligge1
800 for 6orbrpoelien op6ageoes bioeS
lite meb @ifferbe6, antagelig "a 81,
mer. SSntet Spor fanotes, iom Inn:
Sc Ieoe til Op6ogelie al Sorbrpoerne
Moroet bar baft bol6iom Spbioielit
/ 8Den og 8Drao6et bar noiat Ell
8el9nning al $500 for 8oagribel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
Gn @oparb @riea Minbefoncert

VII V0uaTO VTle9 W(INDtIulCtIt
bill blibe gibet / Mnoitoril1m 6reoog
o. "a. SSatl1ar, og efter 6e 6orbere-
6elier, Ser bliber trufne, bill benne
&oncert blipe en- al M11iifieionens
neutrality-suspicious. FER / 8Den. San=
fen ON at b96re ben THOR af66be
itore norife Sonefunitners Minoe
be0 at praientere nogle al bans melt
beremte GRrfer for ct fort Nubli=
f11m opito0, iom rimeligt ct, fgrlt bos
Sc norife Sangforeninger Der, % ben
.fanbt itrafs en- BARN Gililutning
.-bIanot 6isie, ligelom 56nner at Mor-
&c 2ogerne % andre norfe Sorenin-
ger % Brioatman6 CAB ben tin
|5tptte. Ser blep bannet ct Mattb5
tor pao $50 5temmer UNDER 2eoefie
'of @rof. Grif Sa1lie, iom 2bbet al
@intere1 bar inogDet 81. a. 5ange af
@riegs Meiterpprf u5igurb Serial
for, Der regnes for at bore ben ber-
,.Iigite % melt tppiife at @riegs Roms
petitioner. @n6pioere .sSorm sD.
oeng @Ioiter" u2anofjenoing1 q: |.
IS. minneapolis spmfoniorfeiter,;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

un6er 2eoelie al ST.. GmiI 0berbof-
fer, bar fluttet fig til Sanfen, % @r.
bar bragt Sen bi6ere beo
at forifribe mere al Mh1itfen til st
gur0 Sorialfar", iaale0es at belle 5
al Sc pragtful6e Sorialfar=gange beo
6enne 2eiligbeo oil blibe iungne af
$50 Manos Secret UNDER 2e6lagelie0
al set 60 Mano itarfe sDmfoni-Srs
feiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
minneapolis.

81 Sons ajpb us Stiff blep / set
forlpbne Mar fonfiiferet al Sen G90e=
bare=Snipeftgr, 8Dman Goitigan, Ser
er anlat til at pasle paa, at Maper-
ne / minneapolis life bp0es an0et en0
iun0e og friife @jpoparer. 9ette er
enbel minore END bpao Ser blep fos-
ferret ii6ite Mar. Sum- Maaneo bar.
ben, Der CAB set itgrite 8iorag til Be
~fasIere6e 6poemi6ler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
ct. @ebcrs &irfes l1ngbpmsfpre.

ct. 3ebcrs &irfes l1ngbpmsfore.
ming mgotes i Mftes / &aitor SIS.
SteenItrl1pS @iem, bbor ben befienba#I
tie oanlf-amerifanife Torfatter garl
:&anien fra IDler &c. Sime bolot
fin Silbererifare uofbru0t fangen peo9
meo glimreaoe 6oreorag bunoet
og nbnn6en Still at oprnlle en- M9ffe
.8ille6er al 2iDet oeruoe paa @rRris5
en-: 2pSfait oper 81 r e Is e n
IS ag a, ct @mne, JON / BET 0ans
ife 5prog bel ir1gen bemeitrer beore
END Carl @anien. 8lanot ben ret
.talrige Eilbgrerfreos bemGrfeoes og
laa flere 2an6sm9n6 fra ct. 8all.
8aitor g, 8ierre, st. 8auIs 1anlfs
1orife @olgatba &irfes nDe % 6pgti.
&c Hr9it, oil f~9rItfommenoe Sorso1g
ben %. 0s. Mften 81. 8 boloe et
|Boreora9, Il II ] 8 m s re-
n / n teen a 1905 9nninss
lille Gal Der I Bpen. 9enne foms
Mabnet tD6er enbnu lite ret ga11le,
men iterfe, Ielpitenoige % friltn
I6eoe MISUNDERSTANDING Dor ber Il
.8Den 9ro for at fur1e iamlesensa1-
.felig Silbererifare, mar Der bpoess
paa roget iarlig goot,loJ oerer in.
gen Spibl ON at 8aitor 8iierrppill
.fe en- itor % %interesleret &re0s
,9anffe for fig, raar ban paa
bag Bitten refer fig for at begDaofle
1T Goreorag. Saa NANCE 8elggetboee
fra g: 8ml, ION napnte bitter, @
famine Mnleoning ihll6e babe
sic at finoe geien oper tic ga1ia Sail
Der Bpen, er iiifffert mere eflo bel
,fommen ungoomsforeni11geal
1905. .ss
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Sborpalbien 2oaens Maifera6c of-

Sborpalbien 2pgens Maiferaoc af<
boloes pau 9ania &all paa 2proag
Mften, og oct ct &omiteenS Saab, at
ben maa lie fine Mnitrengelier belgn-
neoe peb ct meget itort 8elGg. Sra
ollie Sioer er Ser biit flor SSnteresle
for oenne Mffare, ielpfelgelig ltgrit
inoen for ielbe 2ogenS @re0s, men
ogiao bla16t Danife, font life tilbgrer
8rooeriamfunoet bill 6en ftffffert faa
flor Eililut1ing, 6eriblanot babe fra
ct. @aul, ct. 2ouis 8arf og @op-
fins. 9e ge6e Bramier Der tilbpoes
burbe fremfal6e en- Iiblig &onfnrren.
&c / @etning at 8oltumer. Sra &o-
miteens SIDE er ser giort alt, bbuo
Der inoenfor Mimeligbeoens @ran6=
fer fan forImges for at ifaffe riybol-
Big og forifielligartet Understanding.
glItiaa: poa @ienipn Dania Sail
2gr6ag Mften:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

8rpllnp. 6orrige 6reoag Mften
agtebieoes / Ole Saniens Siem
paa Grance &oa6 ber / 8pen bans
Datter, Miis Mnna @dtbarina Son-
fen, til Mr. &enming g.. &enning-
len al Baitor g. @anien, / Sber-
berelie at 8ru6ens Gprelore og
ollie ben6es s Sgffen6e og 6eres
86rn. De Mpgifte eier 2 6arme /
@or6 9ufota, bbor 6e efter en- lpn-
gere @rDllupsreiie / Soma bill Boz
iatte fig.
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Gn 11niberiitctsprrit, Der Ifal ar

Gn 11niberiitctspreit, Der Ifol ar.
|beioe mellem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men og bape Ell aarlig 2gn al $4,000,
'bil blipe aniat / en- nar 6remtio. Set
'er Metbooiiter, 8aptiiter, &resbpteri-
anere oa Observation-Disclosures lamt
9. 30. 6. 81. og 9. IS. 6. 81. pes Unit
beriitetet, Ser bar facet Sagen / Or
Ben og Iom it6tter Ereltens Mrbejoe
beo en- &omite paa 2 Man6 fra bpert
.Samfuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

Tjerfrenbittlltng. @linnelota-
@oultrp M%siociation bol6er / 6enne
Sio en- interesiont fulfilling al Gjer-
free / SEQ. 29-33 Stiff Str, oen
gamle Oerrn Bpgning. roitillin-
gen, ser bill pare til %. Sanuar, er
operoroenlig rigboloig, og ale &acer
al Spns, @es, 9gnoer o. +. b. ERE
preienteret. @n6pi6ere er Ser en-
im,af l16itilling al @11er.
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Joma.

- s. S. Meefer, en- meget aniet
@agferer / Mariballtomn og en- al
Sc el6ite Sn0bDggere / BEN @gn, bar
iioite rge begaaet 9elbmoro be6 at
bange fig / fin Stal6. Set antages,
at ban bar peret miolertioig iinos-
iDg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

Gn flor Slbebranb uobreo 2br0og
Mften / SEN 1tore screenings % So
brifbpgning paa 8. Mpe. &C., mellem
4. og 5. Ctr, Ser bruges 81. a. al
.8ibb Broom 60, &ratt Baper So.
og Minnelota Barrel & Boz SO. III.
II. Sirmaer. 9en ip61ige &alp0el al
8Dgningen, Ser er optoget al 6iSie
Sirmaer, brpnote, men ben norolige
@alp6el, ser er lftlt fra BEN ipolige
peo ipere 8ran6m11re, blep reo6et al
8ran6peienet, Ser gioroe tine eager
nomerfet og befpmpe6e Sloen troos
ben frpgtelige @e6e, iom Be brono=
bare Stoffer / 8pgningen uoienote.
|Sobet beo 8ron6en u6gipr c. $751;
600, 6eIbis 69ffet beo Msinrance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

5000 gulDelg Sbeoe brenoh Il
IBru1toen ligeleoes groipn GIeoato-
rem bbilfen bar goenlaoninser
ialI. Oct par 11eo tor Nnitrangel-
lie at 8Den reooeoes. Gabet ct {.
$4,000 bpffet beo DISTURBANCE.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Nol8

since its inception. as any other person, he'd enls kind words and goed wishes h express for the present character and future prosperity of his home city. He had the opportunity of mentioning some of the contentious he eneounter- ed in his efforts to dc public service to improve and tcnetit the city, and how he had te bear the respensihility,for the hlunderings aud misfortunes of those then under his authority-hut not a word. He was serene and happy in seeing such strong movement started io carry out a higher destiny for the ely, for which 1t k so we'll fitted. He closed ny urging all the people to move forward yin the work of correcting, aphaildiag and hreadening that make fer high aud enlightened citizenship and healthfal material growth until the veriest pesslmest shall he able truly te feel and say with patriotic enthust- asna,"t asn resident of no mean city.a Ex~Masor Mullan, who has ever been one of the most publie-spirited of our citizens in hts readiness ta assist in whatever seemed likely to.promote the city's prosperity and give iifa high re- patatiea as a home for the best class of people. made one telling statement.
 He had received from the best author ity the freight business done on the failreadsitanning in four directions out ef this city. By comparison Putnam stands high as a transfer station being one of tue eight stations, out of 10u on the two roads passing through our city, as Il transfer station. Future use
 will he made of his statements, which came as an agreeable surprise to most ot our citizens,
 He then offered two preambles and resolution, which were unanimously adopted, which declares that the city demands such an organization as that proposed.
 The cuumitte of arrangements werc very fortunate in securing Hon. Chas.
 t. Scafls te act as foastmaster, as his tact, ready wit and refinement helped greatly to carry through the evenings proceedings in a smooth and delight fui style.
 Mir. Geo. F. Shaw, In anticipation Of the natural query in regard to how the important movement for n Business Mems Association was started, frankly stated that 1t was the voluntary act of gentlemen on the committee uf arrange nents, without advice or counsel from any quarter--polltieal or religious. The committee have the satisfaetion--and no doubt lhe qualification. ol knowing that, in the estimation of all citizens, they have started the city on Il career that promises great things for It's fu- ture growth and social development.
 We deem il proper to mention and re- view nt this time the work of those who took part in the Banquet proceedings that our readers may have short con- neetedsketeh of the participants in tho memorable event.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Putnam Business Men Organ1c

Over sixty business men of Putnam assembled in Odd Fellows hall Tues day evening in response to the call is- sued by c. A. Hammond in accord ance with the vote passed at the bust ness mems banquet the week previous. MT. Hammond being in New York on Tuesday telegraphed to c. b. Bates to call the meeting ta order, which he did. Organization was effected by the choice of Mr. Bates as chairman, and Geo. E. shaw, secretary.
 On motion of Richard German 1t was voted that an organization be formed. Df. LaRue moved that com mittee of five be appointed by the chair to present constitution and bylaws for discussion and adoption by the or ganizsiisnat meeting to be held on Tuesday evening, May D. The motion was carried. and the chair appointed AS the committee, k. NJ. Arnold, E. NJ. Wheaton, Geo. E. shaw, Dr. Q. La- Rue, and l.. 0. Williams. A committee of five WAS appointed by the house to act in conjunction with the first committee and present noInf- nations for officers at the next meeting, the members being Isaac Ghampeau, Edward Mullan, C. D. Sharpe, c. D. Bates, l.. N. Joslin.
 It was voted that the Putnam Busi- ness Mems Association be asked to join the new organization.
 The meeting was enthusiastic and harmonious. Brief but wide awake re- marks were made by RlchardGormsn, C. D. sharpe, Dr. LaItrc, l.. H. Full Ter, Geo. k. Shaw, l.. NJ. Wheaton, and the chairman.
 The meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening, May 5, at 7.30, in Odd Fei- lows hall. All interested in the form alton of the organization are requested to be present.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Congregational Church Notes

The Misses Hattie and Fife fnman entertained the choir al their home on Saturday evening. Novel literary and musical contests were features of the evenings program, which was hearth ly enjoyed. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 H. H. Spooner, secretary Of the Con- necticut Temperance Union, will de- liver an address at the service Sunday morning.
 The annual meeting Of the Cong I Home Missionary Society Is to be held in Pittsfield, Mass, May l2. It has been thought advisable for our Bible School 10 send one or more delegates to this convention. Any one who wishes and is able to attend this meeting Is re- quested to confer with Mr. C. l.. Child.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
otice.

At the Business Mems meeting last Tuesday evening, resolution was pre- sented and passed, inviting the mem- bers of the old Business Mems Associa- tion to merge their organization with the proposed new Association to be formed next Tuesday evening. A de sire was expressed by the old Associa- ton members present that they want ed that done. Their President gives out the following official invitation in accordance with their bylaws:
 .Notice is hereby given To all men, befs os the Putnam Business Mems As sociation, organized in 1884, that there will be meeting held May 5, at 7:l5 D. m., in |. 0. 0. F. hall, to consider the matter of merging their interests with those of the new organization be ing formed.
 Signed G. A. HAMMOND, Pres't.
 Putnam, April So, lso6.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Democratic Caucus.

The caucus of the Windham County Democratic delegates, for the election of a State Central Committeeman, was held in New Haven, at , o'clock Tues day evening.
 The first ballot was informal, and re- suited as follows:
 J. ]. McGarry, Of Putnam. ! John c. Fox. of Putnam. b \. D. Phillips, 0f hiliinxiy, Edward Mulian. oi Putnam.
 ! formal ballot was then taken and resulted d. follows:
 J. ! MeGaffy, ID ! q. box, .
 The result came as surprise 10 some of the memhers, a. enough votes had been pledged, so il is said, 10 elect MT: Fox. hai four of the xoie- so pledged must have been thrown to eject Mr. McGarry.
 Oscar Ross, Of Thompson, was elect county delegate 10 the National Con- vention, to he held in Denver in July, with power of appointing an alternate.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Some Noted Visitors at the Banquet.

There was number of persons from out of town who attended the Banquet some to give it's purpose encourage agement, and others 10 learn what was going on and to have good time. All were gratiiied. We recall the names of the following persons who were pres ent:
 C. F.. Dean, who is building large factory near the Putnam Foundry, the power house being finished and one of the main buildings is to be started in a few weeks. The general business de. pression and some changes in his plans for necessary power, have delayed his work later than he expected The de- lay, however, he says, will simply give Putnam a more substantial and better equipped plant than first proposed.
 Sheriff F. B. Sibey and Judge Harry Back, represented our sister city Dam ielson, where they have a well estab- lished organization, since which they have seen sssomething doing
 l.. II. HeaIey, of North Woodstock, represented the State Grange, of which he is Master.
 There were perhaps others that we cannot recall.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Judge r. r. Russell has been on : business trip to New York. He was accompanied by Mrs. Russell.
 The Putnam Gun Cinh wilI hold n elsoot aE the Heath Crossing grounds, on Saturday afternoon, from to ( o'clock.
 The May term Of the Nindham County Superior Court, Will open at Niiiimaniic, at 10 o'clock Friday, this week, with short calendar sessi0B, Hon. Alberto T. Roraback, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Al Atf ~ tfttfHFAt " A8 [. v V ta's--tt made with the General
 Secretary Of the Gonnec- lieut. Sunday school As sociation, Rev. j. W
 Rae, to tx present at a supper for the teachers, substitutes. and officers, |of our Bible School, next eiine- day evening al |6..9 0 clock While at
 IfIe fallle Mr. Isae will