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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22
The Modern Drug Co.

Leslie Strong was home from Black
foot over Sunday. He reports that
Hickory and Silver Slivers took first
and second money in several races
there last week, but they did not
average up as well as they did at
idaho Falls the week previous: The
horses are at Rexburg this week and
will.go to Logan next week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Elmer and Eugene Burgoyne will
go to Logan tomorrow, where they
will attend the b. Y. University this
, year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

The Sidney Stevens company are
busy this week moving their stock In
tntheir big, new implement house.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Latest styles in window curtains
from $l.4O up. New scrim for the
new style curtains. See them at
WhitIhan's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Mesdames Chas. f. Harris and
Harry Hull went to Park City We'd
nesday for a short visit with their
Darents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Last Friday James Jensen went to
xSlt Lake, where he will continue his
studies at the Utah State University.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

For sale, a good cook stove and GO
cart, call on Fred Vogel.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

A little o registered at the home
of George Murphy of Pegram, last
Monday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Lost, a silver watch fob. Y. w
Switzler, Mgr. o. S. L. club house.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

IBlackfoot has a hotel that serves
the Jest meals in the city-The Com
mercial Hotel.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Yellowstone Special, Is a high
grade, high patent -four, always sea.
soned, always on hand, always gives
satisfaction and always sold by Bren.
nan & Davis.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22

Ny home on Eighth street and four
good city lots for sale-Call on w. q.
Phelps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17
|Cynthia Croys Netters

viii not cunso~t To our marriage
Please tell me what can do to win
her WORRIED
Al am cure no person outside
those most interested can advise
YOU II the Young lady declines 10
marry YOU. am afraid you must
seek further
Dear Miss Grey; ca II u proper
90 offer the hand on being intro.
dueed 20 a young MANI 90 Is Il
proper 20 help man don his over.
coatg BESSIE Y.
An Yes.
ts) Yes.
Dear Miss Grey; | am n widow
OF twenty and work most OF
the time When not at work live
with my father. who Is very ~.
rannical lie seldom wants me TO
30 anywhere. and always asks who
my mail is from and what they
say. Shall assert my rights or
give In TO my father7
WANT TO KNOW.
While you are In your
fathers home. YOU should comply
with his wishes as much as pos.
sible.
Dear Miss Grey; On WIN blue
satin look well used for the hem
or "hobblc" on a black silk dress.
aud around the one-plece yoke and
sleeyef t2l Please tell mo how 10
clean rope portleros.
ANXIOUS MAnGE.
An "Hohhles" are no longer
worn, and black satin would b. In
better taste than blue used as trim.
ming for black sllk 90 Wash
In gasoline Hans outdoors TO dry
BE careful about fire.
Dear Miss Grey. | heard Madame
Gadski sing Schuhcrt's ~Erlkonig.
and am anxious TO know the story or
legend 81 this composition. Could
you tell me OF possibly publish a
translation of ~
A SCHOOL GIRL
A--At Seattle public library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17
Star Want" Ads Are
Bushes. Bringers
FREE THEATRE TICKETS,

Good Things Eat and Dnn
eOrum
Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

Inc NJ. Cook The vote was more
Than a compliment. according to
Farmer Mackenzie. the member OF
the Colorado legislature who east Il.
= wanted 20 raise the standard OF
the United States senate. aud 1
know no better way than 10 send a
woman to Washington" says Mae.
kenzle,
II Mrs Cook had received Just 30
more votes she would now be con.
hnitinE her toRa maker. for 81 IN
the vote necessary 20 elect In Colo.
fado. Thereby the average Of pull.
chritnde Ia the senate would have
risen AZ least so per cent also. as
Mrs. Cook In admittedly far more
beauleous than all the present sen.
atorH put together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

MRS. JEAN WRIGHT SWoPE.
The supreme court has other
things besides dry arguments and
tiresome briefs For instance n
has a poetess. Mrs. Jean Wright
swope. daughter Of Mai. J. Mont
gomery Wright. marshal Of the
court.
Under her maiden name. Jean
Wright. she has just published a
volume entitled a Fool on a Roof ="
Henry WatterHon hailed Mrs. Swope
as n new genius TO the extent Of
two columns In the Louisville
Courier-Journai MrF. Swope IL a
Louisville product
The supreme court poctcas has a
fascinating gifi OF rhyme and a re.
freshing novelty ~ ideas. She
writes poetry about just common
things which all OF uH know
a Fool on a Roof IN the epic Of
the humble New Yorker who can
mount 20 the roof ~ his apartment
house, and there. whore the siarh
seem close. and the glooming bulk
OF the distant Palisades Stands
Just heart high. the world and It's
cares drop away into the dark be.
low. She writes Industrial poetry,
too. and her fancy gives souls and
personality 10 machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

iltDffa
A shore battery had spoken and
the waves parted with tramen.
dous splnsh where the shot had Gu.
the water 10 close that the spray
splashed the boat.
Boom Another shot tore away
the rIdder OF the American ship.
In this condition liobson knew
he could not make the harbOr's
mouth and sink the Nerrimsc cross.
wise. He did the next best thing
fired a fuee leading 10 the powder
magazine. and left the boat lying
parallel with the channel The me
plunged into the warm Wsfer,a-
resOundluR explosion sent thgr
glng Of the Merrimac hurting
through the air. The men swan for
these bits Of wreckage and elung
10 them.
For two-three four hours they
remained IN the water clinging 70
the debris. while the searchiights
played up end down the bay
Then out Of the night came the
muflcd sound OF launch The
exhaust grew louder and louder,
and three or four men standing mp
In the boat took form as they APP
preached
You are brave fellows" said
kind voice. u was Cervera him
self. and the brave Spanish admiral.
with his own hands. drew the ex-
hausted Americans out Of the
water.
Hobson and bis men were made
prisoners. with honorable treat
ment. and later were exchanged for
Spanish prisoners Of war.
when cervera's feet was finally
destroyed. and the gallant Spaniard
was himself prisoner OF war. -
and Hobson had many piea4V
chats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

Dear Miss Cynthia Grey: am
deeply in love with young lady
whom would like TO make my
wife. but there is another young
man that | think she likes as well
as myself. but she says not she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17
RED-BLOOOED AMERICAN HEROES
HOW HOBSON BOTTLED UP THE SPANIARD

Somewhere beyond the skyline
OF the east fleet Of powerful Span
ish war vessels were steaminR the
main. None knew what day the
giants Of the sea would appear on
the horizon. bear down upon Amer
lean cities and lombard them.
But our own scouts OF the sea
were not idle. and when they had
located the Spanish fleet In Santi-
ago harbor. on the southern coast
OF Cuba. the whole country breath
ed easier.
schloy. commanding our Atlantic
squadron, halted al the entrance 10
the harbor He knew the first ship
90 enter would be blown TO smither'
Gems by the Spaniards.
A council Of war was held. Some
one must go ahead with that frs,
vessel. sink II in the harbor and
bottle up the Spaniards.
Every man In the American fleet
was willing 10 risk his life at the
dangerous business. but Lieutenant
Hobson was chosen. with few
brave men.
Night fell on June 3. 1898. dark
and silent. Hobson. on board tho
collier Mcrrimac. steamed toward
the harbor entrance All lights
were under cover Ia the Merrimac,
but toward the shore there were
red allts in the night--the lights
that told Hobson where the enemy \
ships were riding AZ anchor The
great searchlights OF the Spanish
flagship flashed up and down the
hnrbor Hobaon knew be could not
long avoid the searching eye. But
he lay Low with his men.
And then-~ihe full blaze OF the
searchlight lowered for a moment
over the Merrimac. and settled Ike
an angel Of death upon the silent
craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

Candied cherries. II kept any
length OF time. become so hard Il
Is impossible TO use them To
soften. place them on tin plate
and put into a slow oven for about
rs minutes. when they will be
found as soft and juicy AZ when first
bought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

In this day OF effective dress ne.
eessofies. pretty emf links are
a valuable additions 10 the ward.
robe. one entefprlsing young
woman makes pair from four but.
tons. using those with shank fast.
snere She passes a shank through
each cuff hntionhole. and unites the
two IS a small safety pin. In this
way she has plenty Of cuff links 10
match her various sfocka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17

Dear Miss Grey Am much In
love with Riri. and succeeded ia
winning her affections against her
mothers wilL After having been
away for a year ! find that the
mother has succeeded IN changing
the Girls mind How can win
back her affeetlonsg
bRoKENHEARTED.
Ar yon really want her. re-
member that faint heart never
won a fair lady. hut are you quite
sure YOU want the girl whose affcc.
tlons are so Light Could you ever
trust herr See II you can't become
interested in others that's the way
20 find out whether your heart is
really broken over this one girl
Dear Miss Grey: What Il appro-
pirate to wear at college junior
hop. especially IN the line OF wraps
READER
A.--Evening wraps are loose.
with large kimono sleeves. They
are often made Of black material
with light Innings Evening gowns
are simply made. and materials are
satin, crepe de chine. marduisette.
net or chiffon over light weight
silk slip A pretty evening dress
recently seen was a black chiffon
clip worn over white summer
frock. II was very effective.
Dear Miss Grey: How can
clean soiled spots off pink Kid slip
persg CONSTANT READER.
A.-with benxine. BE careful
about fire.
Dear Miss Grey Please tell me
n IL Is proper for a Young lady 20
assist her gentleman friend with
his overcoat In public places. and
oblige. @. ". +
ACUTE proper and sensible to
do SO.
Dear Cynthia Grey Would you
please tell me. through the col
umns OF The star. II Minneapolis II
ON the opposite side OF the river
from st. Paul.
A STAR READER.
Ayes.
Dear Miss Cynthia Grey: am
deeply in love With young lady
whom would like to make my
wife. but there is another young
man that | think she likes as well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-17
ALL AROUND
THE Z! .H!!0rR|
~ (NypthtA Gv>xf
by Cynthlo Grey

Potatoes should. o. course. be-
served Immediately whom done,
but when. for some reason, delay
Il unavoidable. ah soon as done,
drain them carefully aud shake the
pan over the fire until they are both
dry aud mealy Then stuff a clean
towel loosely into the top Of the pan
and keep In a warm place, This
cloth Will absorb all steam. 30 pre-.
venting sogEineas.
New slippers from Paris are 81
satin. richly embroidered with gold
and silver bullion gold upon white
satin aud silver upon black satin.
For the one room dweller a re.
yersed electric fiatiron may be
used for heating water. making
toast. poaehing eggs and numerous
other cooking operations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Une agreeable soir6e de surprise
a Gu lieu samedi, lie IA 6coul6, q
l'occasion du 36e anniversaire de
Nine Gilbert Chouinard. Un bon
nombre de ses amis Sc sont rendus
chez ellie &c soir-la ct lui ont pre-
sent6 un magnifque chapelet mon
t6 en- or. La soir6e s'est passee au
jeu de cartes ct autres amuse-
ments. Des rafraf easements ont
etc passes.
Les prix du jeu de cartes ont 6te
d6croch6s par les personnes sui
vantes:
Hommes: Ter prix, M. Antoine
Chouinard; &c prix, Arthur Leclai-
re; prix encouragement, M. Mike
Burrows. Danes: Ter prix, Nine
Nick KnowbIaugh; 2e prix, Nine
Gilbert Chouinard; Sc prix, Nine
Paul Bourget.
Etaient presents: NM. ct Mines
VIM Leclaire, Mike Burrows, FIX
Shores, David Shores, Pierre
Chouinard, Nine Nick Knaw-
blaugh, M. Arthur Leclaire, frere
de Nine Chouinard, r6cemment IL
cenci6 de l'arm6e am6ricaine, apr6s
I'm service de hut ans. MN. Ray
mond Leclaire, Edouard Leclaire,
Frank Potter, Gaspard ct Antoine
Chouinard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

L'importante paroisse de Mar
shall, qui a etc administr6e depuis
lie depart du Rev. Pere Guillot par
lie Rev. P. Domestici, Went d'6tre
conf6e par Mgr rArcheveque de
St Paul, a la Congregation des
Rev. P4res Eudistes.
Deux Peres ont pris possession
de la pa%roisse dimanche dernier, lie
Rev. P9re Damourette, CONNIE SUI
p6rieur, assist6 par lie Rev. P3re
Haquin, CONNIE vicaire. Un troll
sieme Pere leur sera adjoint, au
printemps proclaim. Ces deux
P4res ont exerc6 lie minist6re plu-
sieurs ann6es d6ja a W~oonsocket,
Sud Dakota, Oh lis ont merveilleu-
sement r6ussi. Leur nomination a
Marshall assure a cette belle pa
roisse I'm magnifque avenir, ct
surtout la contin uation de Pusage
de leur langue parmi nos compa-
triotes.
LIE Rev. Pere Eudes, b6atif6 de-
puts quelques ann6es par n. s. Pc
re lie Pape Pix x, fonda en- France
au lie steele, la Soci6t6 DIES Pre-
tres DIES Saints Occurs de Jesus ct
de Marie, commandment appeles
les Eudistes. II fut aussi fonGa-
teur de POrdre DIES Sours du Bon
Pasteur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20
T O DU NORD

Lundi.soir, la Cour L'Etoile du
Nord a fet6 lie retour de Nine D.
X. Marsolais, d6l6gu6e a la derAie-
convention des DANES Foresti6res
Catalogues, par une charmante
reception, a laquelle cette aerniere
fit un rapport DIES affaires qui ont
etc pass6es en- convention.
En- plus de &c que nous avons
public pr6c6demment, DIES r6sultats
de cette convention, nous ajoutons
ce qui salt:
Aucune Cour n'aura droit de re-
presentation a la la convention a
moins d'etre compos6e de vingt
membres.
I'm comit6 a etc appoint6 pour
consid6rer la question de jurisdic-
ton d'Etat, lie rapport en- devant
etre public dams .l'organe oficiel
six mois avant la prochaine con-
vention.
Les cotisations mensuelles Sc
ront pr6levees au prorata.
Dix cents par trimestre seront
pr6lev6s par trimestre sur chaque
membre, pour lie Ponds de Reserve,
La cotisation trimestrielle DIES
membres sociaux sera de 80 cents
Les salaries sont CONNIE suit;
Haut Chef Ranger, $500; H. Sc
cr6taire, $4,000; H. Tr6soriere.
ST., 500; II. Vice CIR, $500; Edi-
teur, $75 dollars par mois; III. Syn
dies, 81 par jour, ct 81 Giles n'habi
tent Chicago, $3.50 de surplus pour
leurs d6penses. Les H. Auditeurs
recevront $3.50 par an ct subvenir
a leurs propres frais.
La prime accord6e pour une
charte est de $50.
La convention a etc %ajourn6e q
mardi lie Is aont 1914.
Notre d6l6gu6e est revenue DIES
plus sa~tisfaites de la mani6re don't
les affaires ont etc conduites du-
rant la convention, ct DIES reunions
qui ont Gu lieu apr6s les sessions
dams lie but de promouvoir les in
t6rets DIES differences nationalit6s
repr6sent6es dams POrdre, ct pour
6tudier les questions d'int6ret &C.
n6rales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20
DECES

Joseph Moreau, c6libataire do
rigine Beige, a etc trouv6 a demi
asphyxi6 dams sa chambre jeudi
lie IL 6coul6, Transports a l'h0pi-
tai Ste Marie, il est mort quelques
heures apres. Cette asphyxie a
6t6 caus6e Acknowledgement par
une flute de gas. M. Moreau 6tait
tres a false ct wyatt seul. Derni-
9rement il s'adressa a M. D. G..
Gorham, premier assistant enre-
gistrateur, lie priant de lui r6diger
un testament. II ma aucun parent
en- &c pays.
SEES fun6railles ont eu lieu same
di, en- P6glise Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes. Son service a etc chan
t6 par lie Rev. p. Guillot, cure de
la paroisse, qui a aussi fait lie ser
mon. La sculpture a etc faite au
cimetiere Ste Marie. MN. Rain
vile await charge DIES f%un6railles
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Les danes de la Cour Notre-
Dame de Lourdes sont heureuses.
Apres une journ6e de pluie lie jour
qu'elles donnaient une soir6e, qui
leur faisait craindre un fasco, Giles
ont Gu sale comble de personnes
int6ress6es qui braverent une pluie
torrentielle pour aller passer la sol
rec avec Giles. En- effet, lundi soir,
a l'heure indiqu6e, commence une
int6ressante partie de cartes cha
Gun visant aux jolis prix d6di6s aux
gagnants. Les vainqueurs furent
NJ. Alfred Lafeur, Ter prix; M.
Geo. Corriveau, 2e; M. II. Marcot-
tie, Be. Nine Th6o. Blanchet, Ter
prix; Nine Geo. Corriveau, 2e, ct
Nine H. Narcotic, Be. L'heureux
gagnant du magni6que parapluie
fut M. Charles Marier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

LIE DR.. L.. M. Brunei, de Du-
luth, 6tait en- notre vile samedi ct
dimanche derniers l'h6te de Nine
Hortence H6nault, sa belle s@ur,
ct de M. ct Nine A. Fl. Demeules
LIE docteur Brunei s%'int6resse q
la cause dun nomm6 Corriveau
condamne a vie, il y a neuf ans,
pour un meurtre commits en- @tat
d'ivresse ct c'est surtout dams lin
t6r6t de Get infortun6 compatriote
quill a entrepris ce voyage.
LIE docteur a visit6 son prot6g6
q la prison de Saltwater samedi
dernier ct il compile presenter pro-
chainement une requ6te q la
estate Board of Pardons" deman-
dant sa libert6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

&c qui fait notre force disait I'm
homme d'Etat anglais, c'est que
chez nous les h%onnetes gems sont
aussi hardis que les coquins. C'est
aussi pour la meme raison que M.
H. Joncas, proprietaire de la Cen
trail Provision Co., 125 Avenue
Centrale, conserve sa clientele ct
l'augmente consid6rablement. Ii
tient tonjours DIES viandesl de pre-
miere qualit6 6tant persuade que
la confance acquise par lhonnete-
t6 est la seule durable. Choix de
viandes, conserves alimentaires,
beurre ct eufs frais. T6l6phonez
T. S. Spruce 531 on N. W. East
80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Voici pautomne ct avec lui re-
prennent nos charmantes soirees
condolences. La prochaine sera
une soir6e tres int6ressante, au
leu de cartes suivie dune danse,
sous les auspices du Cercle Ste
Anne. Cette soir6e aura lieu dams
la sale A. O. U. W., 80 Avenue
Centrale, lundi lie % courant. LIE
comit6 d'organisation est tres in
t6ress6 ct veut en- faire un grand
success. Jeu de cartes a $50 h., ct
danse a 10 h. II a deux jolis
prix pour les danes ct deux pour
les messieurs qui seront les vain
uueurs aux cartes. Admission
25c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

ST vous voulez donner un por-
trait agrandi d vos amis on parents,
CONNIE cadeau de Noel, vous pou-
vez confer &c travail a Nine jose
phine Brunette, Artistic. Ellie SOL
licite votre clientele ct promet
vous bonner satisfaction q tous les
points de vue. Allez la voir OH en-
voyez lui une carte postale la
priant d'aller vous voir ct ellie Sc
rendra chez vous. Adressez 3245
Bryant Avenue S.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Tout r6cemment les autorit6s
navales des Etats- Unis proc6-
daient en- grande pompe au lance
ment dun formidable super-dread-
nought, dams la rade de San Fran
cisco.
La foule immense qui assista a
cette brillante ct patriotique cer6-
monte fut absolument 6merveill6e,
ct a vrai dire celia ne nous surprend
gu4re, car les vaisseaux de guerre
atteignent maintenant des dimen-
sions stup6fantes ct sont dune
hardiesse de construction admira-
BILE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Nine Louis P6pin, de San Fran.
cisco, California, est en- visite chez
ses parents M. ct Nine Felix Thi-
bodeau de notre vile. Ellie passe-
"a quelques mois q Minneapolis,
Vers lie Ter d6cembre ellie sera re-
jointe par son mari qui est lieute-
nant de l'artillerie des C6tes all
Fort Presidio, California ct lie fills
de M. Narcisse P6pin, de notre
vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

doit etre abolie, car en- outre qu'el-
lie jette une impression d6favora-
BILE sur nous ct qu'elle a etc la
cause reconnue de fats tres re-
grettables, ellie Sc trouve directe-
ment ct reimbursement oppose 4
lesprit de la lettre 6manent de la
Sacr6e Congregation de la Propa-
gande. Dams cette lettre, en- efet,
Il est dit dune mani6re explicite:
me ulli omnimo collectores.
ad ecclesiarum fores ponantur''-
que cette coutume soft done ellie
aussi abolie.
Toutefois, atm que lie revenu DIES
bancs ne soft pas perdu, Votre
Grandeur pourra METRE en- vi
gueur quelque autre m6thode con-
tire laquelle MULE objection ne
puisse s'6lever.
II nest point besoin de dire ma
turellement que la pr6sente lettre
n'empechera pas la distribution de
billets donn6s gratuitement lors-
que DIES circumstances speciales
n6cessiteront leur emploi.
Je suis c%onvaincu, Monseigneur,
que Votre Grandeur va METRE q
execution sans retard ce que je
viens d'ordonner CONNIE un devoir
de conscience ct qu'Elle va en-
meme temps announcer de ma part
a son clerg6 que 81, a lavenir,
d'autres plaintes bien fond6es me
sont adress6es relativement q DIES
fats du genre de ceux qui ont mo-
tive cette lettre, lie cure response
BILE sera tres s6verement punt.
Veuillez done, Monseigneur,
m'accuser reception de cette let
tire.
Respectueusement a vous en-
N. S. j. c..
+ D. FALCONIO,
D6l6gu6 apostolique
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

I'm sac vide ne peut Sc tenir
debout; il en- est de meme dun
homme endett6.
-Tuer l'id6al serait tuer lie ros-
signol qui 6nchante la mutt doulou-
reuse de la vie.
lie sage Sc sert de ses riches
ses pour en- faire part q ses amis.
L'avare les entasse pour ses enne-
mis-.
Ne pas honorer la v~ieillesse
c'est d6molir, lie matin, la maison
Oh l'on doitscoucher lie soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

Une int6ressante soir6e, parti de
cartes ct danse, sera donn6e lundi
lie 20 courant, par lie Cercle Ste
Anne, dams la sale de reunion.
II y aura jeu de cartes de $50 h.
a 1O.h., ct danse de 10 h. a IL.
Admission 25cts. Des prix Sc
ront donn6s aux gagnants, ct deux
prix q celles qui auront vendu lie
plus de billets. Venez en- foule.
Avis aux membres! La s6ance
aura lieu a 7:3O h.
Laura Dumas, See. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20

L'ouverture des ceremonies DIES
Quarante Heures aura lieu a re-
elise Ste Anne, dimanche lie %
courant. LIE soir il y AURA recep-
ton DIES nouvelles Enfants de Ma
RE ct toutes les demoiselles de la
p%aroisse sont invites a en- faire
partie. Toutes les demoiselles de-
sirant y appartenir peuvent don
ner leurs MONS a Pun GU lautre DIES
membres de la Soci6t6, qui les re-
mettra au pasteur de la paroisse, lie
Rev. P4re Richard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-20
Chan9ements
Ecclesiastiques

Nous apprenons que lie Rev. Pc
re Nicolas, cure de la paroisse de
Hugo a etc nomm6 cure de la pa
roisse de Saltwater en- remplace-
ment du Rev. P4re Soumis, qui
prend I'm congo ind6fni, quill pas
sera au Canada. La paroisse de
Hugo sera DESERVE par lie Rev. P.
Domestici qui a quite notre vile
mardi matin pour son nouveau pos
tie.