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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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METRZWAkD. Wponledsiat
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probnszcza AuguatYna. Weischsla5
. PREY udziale oko1o 40sksiezy lo t'l'o
10 4ooo ludzi : parafii okoi1cy.
Polska: move zalobna vyglosi1t ks.
prob, WNacfaw osihski : Butryn,
niemiecka ks. prob. Franciszek.
os,lfski : Prabut v or. Zach
N~abozehsttwo za1obae odprawil
krevny .zmarlego <. BB Z = !. I'd 20,
!, schman, a kondukt zatobny pro-.
wadzit Ks. prob. Weichsel z Ram
sowa. ZaSttumna postepowall opr6cz
r6znyoh aeputacyitaks landrat pc
wiati p. S2ohn. Zw}oxi zmarlrgo
kap4ana pochowano@tuz " poblizuu
kosciols. Mech. ~odpoczywai W POI
koju.>
II. sWtErALIPKA: rutejsza!sskko.
Ia mazyki ko6eieelynneFjje przees,tanie :
dnjem lgo kwietnliHa iistniec. Jako
g16wny ,pow6d do: 'tego5podaJa -
}ozenie panstwowej. prep4randk
= ". Reszlu. Wielu: naaiczycieii i or
ganist6w zawdz,ecza szkole tntt'ej-
sszei swe wykszta}cenie musyczne.
Miedzy innemi ro1zpnczaaf 8. tn swe
studya take sfynnysdsi6 ma Gala.
Europe komponista w1armihdski Fee
lix Nowowiejski. '
BRODNlCA. Grono Po1ak6w.1
tutejszem duchowienstwem ma cze-
le, naby}o przel tYgodpiam piskny
park ogr6d owooo Wy = re i = am:
idwle kamienice v cslu z~alo:enuliiaa!
wsp6lnego ognlska, II! Domu; pol
acknowledged, Intrygi ze strony.
przeciwnej ME brak}o:: Pan Fl. Ka=
czorowski 2 K>ru l. przyjja{ ma sic
-bie przs,pro'wadsenie tel sprawy j
osiegua} ma mocy notaryalnego
k;ontraktu jjutlzz l par1te;w,i}aaiszczenie So
dove. Do z:aliicc2zlk|ii ma rsasle pao q, re
bnej pr%zyctyhli sig mai wlecej pan
Felix's Ossowski = Najmowa, kro-
!. ~, gdy: sic dowiedsiatt5 Q inasaejj
W. ANA r..-. X . .--.,. ....-.t 80 -
wsp6nej; lnlttencYi, udsielit natych-
miastow wei pomio 10 Podz'eka sic
nalety t !1io, K't6rzy rada| ozYnein
dopomoglrdo urztsozyx:iist,nien po-
wyzszego zaamllaa'ru. W .ia11e 9 e, 9
MIN p%rsyjetq sostsla 2 radodc'qa
.przes ca}y ogds;s ! navel daehoe
waiiiehsstv 'a5 ME .ylko ob'anej. komi
.syi, lecz i obywatae : poyIla1lt,6t'W g=
sasiednich dalsze obowiazaniA ma
teryalne przejma, iaak sic dow 'llaa'1l''i:
jenny, z przyjemno6eiee. szczes
I Boze dalszej piracy! ] III ]: Y
SuPOT. .Jak spotrzebne* tn SO khaza-s
MA polskie, pokasafo sic p~rzeszla
g-- .4-. uL ELE. ELsf
nii,edza:r;slf,q', ggd1'y1 Y. 20 raj p5iie fer, 'sfl:1 81 81:
70 wyg}ossone= poo poolsku. Chod POI
r. pie barazo dogodna. to jedaak
sebrala sic v,ielka liczb. wiernyoh,
alby siuchad sfowa Bozego v jszy-.
ksuf ojozystym.
s:zzTUM. Roazios nowego pro- Fe
boszcza tutejszego Ks. Kaaniggo--
wskieRo, obohodza - 80 BIN bo-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

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ma poleceuie % niejj =doiagnat 900
|inarek. Ma szc=esoie5 kobiecina nie
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ttymozasem posz&a Dc .amntowego 20
p9orade. Gdy= 6w rz'ekomy nlzssdnn1t''
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$ k,omyadll,n!o mos sta = sie ouegdaj l l':la
ri g6rnik na kopalni Preuas zen:
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na miazge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

KAATo VICE. R~ozszerzono tn v v
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l1pewna ssuzaea zaaamor'aowa}a swe no,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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ZPRUtDN1CK:IEGo v st zano-
.wicach pod Bia14 tfsyletnie d.iec..
'kos kolejarsa Augusta, zmarlo
lgnl1eroiig strassna. prsybtisyao sis
u D,eoBsotnlo.soi rodzio6w 1ansdto
as p1eca, ualbra ii, sis 4. id IS !
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

OPoIE. I1ba kaarpa sklasal1al7.atel
|letniego :robot tnl|a Franciszka Tk ]
GA :. odd!.n !, pow. s,trrsseleeokii, n a
|najwyasza hare. IS LAT wiiesiepla
&. n -
.a.zamordowanie i obrabovInle Co! O..
botnika:B artella. Iylko miodoo1an,'
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Cd kary 6mierc,+
The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

'. Hansen. formerly located al Taylor.
arrived on Monday from Spokane.
Judge j. van der Las returned Satur-
day from his trip to the Twin Cities.
Have you got a set Of the japanese
ware. extra special. A. 7. Crowl &
Co. 1t
Nels Person returned the first of the
week from a six weeks business trip
to Norway.
Homer Davis has been assisting in
the Welton Mcdonald drug store during
the illness of MI. Mcdonald.
A.. P. Turner of Butte, Mont, the
representative in that city of the Rus
sell Commission Co.. spent Sunday in
Dickinson. ~,
Paul Koch left Wednesday night or
an extended trip to Billings, the Ho,
Springs. Great Falls and points in
Western Canada.
Sheriff William Tews Of Adams coun.
.ty was q westbound passenger on No.
3 Sunday. returning to Hettinger from 6
business trip to Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lanadon recently
arrived from Berlin. N. D., and Intend
,tosmake their home in this city. The!
are young people nd were married las
January in the eastern part of the
state. Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon are yer,
comfortably located in rooms over A
M. Pomroy's drug store. Mr.. Langdol
is a carpenter and is working for tn.
Walton & Davis Co. He worked for thu
same company last year.
The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. lanedon arrived
in Dickinson "a years ago last Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Haskin returned to Mandan
Monday after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in the city.
Miss Louise Campbell Clarke returned
Sunday from spending a week with hel
mother in St. Paul.
Rasmus Jensen was in from the
Kildeer mountain country for Easter.
He reports that there were a few snow
drifts visible when he left there.
Joe Murphy of Brooks, was in town
last Saturday to attend the horse sale.
He intended to purchase a good Perch
eron stallion before returning to the
ranch.
J.. E. Phelan came up from Bowman
in his automobile Saturday. being
accompanied on the trip by Mrs. w. c.
Crawford, who is returning from a visit
with Mrs. Dugald Stewart.
Frank Polensky, who was operated
upon in ST. Paul last month. returned
Sunday to his home in New Hradec.
He is still in a very feeble condition,
it being necessary to carry him home on
a cot.
j. H. DAILY returned the past weel
from an extended trip through Washing.
ton and California The trip has beer
very beneficial to his health. and {
letter in this Issue tells of many i'm
lportant points visited.
The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

judge W. c. Crawford handed down
a decision Tuesday denying the demurrer
of the plaintiffs in the cases of the
German Mercantiles.Co. vs. John Metz.
Christ lager, Rochus Wolf. Michael
Obritschkivitsch. 1t will be remem-
bered that this is a civil action started
some time ago to ecove for notes given
by these men for stock in the company.
In the hearing before Justice Folsom. a
The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

decision was given in favor of the de-
tense. The German Mercantile Co.
appealed and it went to the district
court where the original decision was
upheld. The demurrer was made and
the defense again won at every point.
1t is quite probable that the CASE will
be sent up for a supreme court ruling
as it is a legal question of much interest
and importance. M. L. Mcbride is
attorney for the defense and Heffron
& Baird for the plaintiffs.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

this city and AleXandria-were Mr.. and
Mrs Max Pretzfelder. Mr.. and Mrs
Ferdinand Bendheim. Mr and Mrs
Samuel Bendhein. Ar Louis Bendhein.
AIr. and Mrs. Morris Blumenfeld. Mr.
Leon PritzfeldeT. Mrs E Goldsmith.
Miss Sarah Ruben. Miss Minnie Biz
wanger. Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Blumen-
field. Mrs. Aaron Kstz. Mr.. and Mrs
sam Fischer. Miss AIinna Fischer. Mr
Il. Bendheim. Mrs. Euinger. Of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs NJ Blumenfeld, Miss
Zerlina Suggenheimer. and Miss Sophie
.BendheIm.
Mrs. G. Norman Lieser IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs Annie Stearns, in Provi-
dence. r l.
NJ. and Mrs. A. Oppenheimer. Of So r
street, viii be at home on Wednesday
evening from TO 10 O'Clock, in honor OF
their golden wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank. Of Bal
timore are the guests Of Mrs. Charles
kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur and Miss
Wilbur. Of Milwaukee,, who are visiting
Mrs. S. E Dakin. viii sail for Italy
on Tuesday on the Moltke. Of the Ham
burg-American line. They viii be sc-
companied by Miss Dskin
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Hsas and Mr.. Max
Haas. of York. Pa. were in the city. to
attend the wedding OF Miss JuIiette
Myer and Mr.. Max Levy. which took
place Wednesday evening
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

y street. which they leased from Mr..
and Mrs. Frank 3. Noyes. win give up
the house in another week and 90 70
their estate near AsheviIe. y c. Nr
and Mrs Henry were obliged to cancel
most Of their social engagements soon
after their arrival here owing 70 the
measles having inyaded their household,
and their plans for a gay season IN
Washington were entirele broken op.
They viii &C later 10 their country place
IN Connecticut
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell IS making
short visit IN New York
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Luchs have re-
turned from their bridal trip. and are
az home at the Jefferson. Fourth street
and New York avenue.
Mss Sadie Peyser. OF Newport News,
Va. left here Monday for Baltimore.
after visit Of several weeks with Mrs.
Morris Gusdorf-
The First Secretary Of the Brazilian
Embassy and Nine Chemont and their
young son sailed yesterday for Ant
werp. and viii spend the summer abroad
Nine. Chermont was formerly Miss Sloan.
Of Baltimore.
Mrs. George Holman. oS Baltimore. IS
having a pleasant visit al the Belgian
Legation with her granddarghters. Bar
Oness MoncheuT and Baroness Aiix Mon
cheur.
Miss Dora Garner and Mrs. y. Peyser
VIII leave Washington to-day. fer New
port News, Va.
Mrs. Jennie Nattans. Of Baltimore. was
a weekend guest Of Mrs. A. N FisheL
Mrs. Grant Duff, wife Of the British
Minister 10 Cuba. who IS sister of
Baroness Moncheur. is the guest OF the
Minister and Baroness az the Belgian
Legation She viii enjoy the spring sea
son in Washington for several weeks.
Miss Mary Goodman. Of 1922 Twelfth
street. has gone on a visit Of several
weeks TO Brooklyn. y Y. where she
viii be the guest Of her sister. Mrs. G. ".
Given, at the lstter's residence, I5o4 Bed
ford avenue
The entertainment committee Of the
Octagon Pleasure Club. composed Of
Messrs. Lester Marx. Malcolm Ausrbach.
and Melville Fischer, VIII give a dance
at Dyer's Hall, Tuesday evening. May l.
Among the earliest OF the diplomatic
corps 10 leave Washington viii be the
Minister from Uruguay and Nine de La
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

son. Ensign William Price williamson
[. s. n. TO Miss Florence Beam, They
have for a week their son, Paymaster
Thom Williamson. jr.. L. 5. y, attached
TO the L. S. s. Panther.
One OF the many interesting women in
attendance at the recent Continental Con-
gress was Mrs. kellogg, wife Of Brig.
Gen. E. r. Kellogg. l. s. a.. retired She
was Z delegate from her chapter in Ohio.
The military attache at Berlin. Lieut..
Col John P. Wiser. Z. S. A, Will bring
his term Of service to a close on June J.
when he Will be relieved by capt Samuel
C. Shartle. Lieut.. Col Wiser viii come
to Washington. and probably. viii be put
on waiting orders.
Mrs. Justine De Peyster Martin is visit
ing Miss MCGOWAN. at her home, $3.50
Sixteenth street.
Mr.. Frederick T. Martin expects 10 sail
for England may I, from New York.
a surprise party was rendered Mrs.
David Bendheim on Friday evening by
her daughter Mrs. Max Pritzfelder, OF
17z7 [ street. in honor OF her seventy
third birthday anniversary. The house
was handsomely decorated with palms
and cut flowers. The decorations in the
dining room were pink and white. and
the cenierpiece Of the beautifully ap-
pointed table was large birthday cake
on which were seyenty-three lighted
candies. The guests-immediste mem
beTs Of the family and a few friends from
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25


fnur, who are booked to sail early in
June for their native country. where they
eiI spend the summer. During the ab-
sence OF the minister SenoF Alberto Mn
Frias wlI be charge d'afaires.
Mr.. John Hicks. the American Minister
TO Chile, who recently sent IN his resig-
nation to the state Department. Is ex-
pected home some time in Nay and will
as matter OF course. pay Washington
visit
Mrs. Alfred Mayer has returned from
a visit Of several weeks in Baltimore.
DIT. and Mrs. Harry N. kaufman have
returned from a visit to- Atlantic City.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planrhes. who were 10 have
sailed for Italy April %. were Obliged 70
abandon their trip indefinitely They
have as yet made no definite plans for
the coming summer.
Mrs. simon Treitel and daughter. the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. woog. have
returned TO their home is woonsOcket.
r L
Miss Elizabeth Farber returned on
Wednesday from visit TO Philadelphia
and Atlantic City
Miss Louise GoIdsborough, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs Brice Goidsborough. OF
Cambridge. Nd. and q granddaughter Of
Paymaster Goldsborough, L s. y, Is
booked 10 sail shortly for Europe. where
she viii spend several months travelling
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

with friends. Miss Goldsborough for
merly was a student al Washington Semi
nary, and was one Of the cleverest men,
bers OF her class.
Col T ". Jones. OF the General staR.
Is entertaining Mai. Gen. James F. Wade.
L. :. A. retired. in his apartments IN the
Wyoming
Nr and Mrs. A. oppenheimer. Of 6l2
r street, viii celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary on Wednesday evening.
april s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Of the on
tario. have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Sanders, Of New York.
Paymaster David Potter. [. s. y, and
Mrs. Potter have returned from New
York, and win shortly reopen their house
in Nineteenth street
Miss Pauline Magrude- has returned
home after a most enjoyable visit with
her brother, Lieut.. Burns Magruder, L. s
a, at Fort Terry. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Oppenheimtr have as
house guests Mrs. Julius Levy and son.
Milton. and Mrs. Jacob Levy. OF King
City, 30.
Mrs. Henry Goodman entertained the
Embroidery Circle on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Kaufman. Miss
Beatrice Kaufman. and Mr.. Louis Kauf-
man are n Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles L. Hussey. wife Of Lieu
tenant Commander Hussey. [. s. ". has
gone TO New York for a stay Of several
weeks. She is at the Hotel Walcott, and
is being much entertained BY friends at
teas and dances. Miss Palmer Is with
her.
There is quite an army contingent at
the Hotel walcott. New York, Just now.
among them being Lieut.. Col A. r
Paxton. L s. A. Capt. E. wittenmyer.
and Maj. c. L Beckurts. L. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wallerstein and
daughter Mildred have returned from
a visit 70 Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Mitchell entertained
al whist on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnard and
daughter Doris viii return to their home
in New York to-day.
Miss Bette Caron. Of Richmond. is the
guest OF Mrs. Gus Wallerstein.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John schouIer.
L. S. y. are due IN New York within
a few DAYS, and are expected to join
the military contingent at the Hotel Wal
eott
Mrs. Converse, widow of the late Rear
Admiral George Converse, L. S. N. has
as her house guest In her residence in
Connecticut avenue. Mrs Sanderson OF
Liverpool, England. and her two sons.
who are students al Rugby College.
Their stay IS indefinite.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bensinger are
making visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs Arthur Baumgarten and daugh-
ters. Fannie and Bernice. returned yester-
day from visit to New York.
MIS-. Dave sanger and Mrs. Gus Louis
entertained the Sewing Circle on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Caro- and daugh-
ters. and Mr.. and Mrs. R. FFenk. left
yesterday for Atlantic City, where they
have taken cottage for the summer
Chief Engineer Thom Williamson, L. s.
y, and Mrs Williamson, have returned TO
the city from Brooklyn, y. Y, where
they went to attend the marriage Of their
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mrs. Joaquin Miller. assisted by her
sister. Mss Leland. and her daughter.
Miss Juanita Miller. was hostess at Al
most beautiful tea yesterday afternoon
IN honor OF Mrs Ella Wheeler wilcox.
Mrs Miller's apartments in FiOreneel
Court we're crowded from TIL O'Clock
by throng OF people in the literary and
artistic world. who were asked especially
10 meet Mrs Wilcox. Among the guests
was NJ. Augustus G. Heaton. formerly
OF Washington. now OF New York. who
is making a brief visit here He VIII re-
turn to New York in a few DAYS and
viii later go to Seattle. where he viii
exhibit some OF his smaller paintings at
the coming exposition While there he
win be the guest Of his two sons
Mrs. Isham Hornsby was hostess at a.
handsome tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Mckee. Her house was
handsomely decorated with palms and
spring blossoms. Mrs. Arthur Lee and
Mrs Ritchie presided ct the tea table
Mrs. Mckee received with the hostess.
Mrs Hornsby wore an elaborate costume
three-QuaTter length coat Of pomPadOuT
satin.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Indiana Society viii be held in the rooms
Of the Washington ClOR. I7lo I street, at
Is o'clock next Friday evening Repre-
sentative William A. Cullop. Of vincen-I
nes, md. viii deliver an address A pro-
granJsae Of vocal and instrumental music
viii be rendered. TO be followed by cards
and other social features.
On Friday evening the Peoples Church
rendered an informal reception to their
temporary pastor. Rev. Franklin Kent
Clifford. and his wife. at the home Of Mt.
George A. Warren. 1913 Highland ter
race.
During the evening vocal solos were
rendered by DIT. Clifton Clark. with Mrs.
". D. Mackenzie as aecompdnist. by Miss
Eta Wilson with Mrs Hattie Z Abbott
ss accompanies. and BY M q Kohler.
accompanied by Miss Amy Hummeston.
Mr. H. ". selah gave reeitstions. Re
freshments closed & very pleasant social
evening
Among those present we're Rev. and
Mrs. F. +. clifford, Dr.. and Mrs. William
TindaH. Dr.. and Mrs J. J. Shirley. Mr..
and Mrs. John Howell, Mr. and Mrs.
l. y. Fouts. Mr and Mrs George II.
SHIRLEY. Mr.. and Mrs Philip KemOn. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Z. Wild. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
tam d. Mackenzie. Dr. Rosa Balm. Mrs
Hattie F. Abbott. Mrs. II. c. Bebb. Mrs
Cora Davis Thompson. Mrs Mary z
Merrill. Ars. Jennie L. MunrOe. Mrs.
Frances Upperman. Mrs. Julia Thompson.
Mrs Charles a Netcalf Mrs Ethel
Cohen, Mrs Marie H Heath, Mrs Miller
Shannon. Misses Margaret Warren Es-
telle Wild. Msrjory Hadden. Annie p
GOebel. Lee Patterson. Belle payne. Eta
Wilson. Frances Crosby, Amy Hummes-
ton. Gertrude Mackley. Virginia Here
ford. Anna Hereford. Prof. Thomas E.
VIII. Prof Hyland c. Kirk. Prof. VIII
lam n. Coleman. Prof. F ". Noa. Dr..
Clifton Clark Messrs. John Hansen.
George 3. Rose. G. H. Ramsperger. Il.
" Seish. George A Warren. Benjamin
MUnroe. Clarence Farwell. y. O. Brig
ham. 3 Pickmann Mann. Erling KOhler.
Leland z. Shidy Elias J. Dskin. II. r
Kendall. and D. c. Sherman.