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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Whooping cough is nor dangerous when
the cough is kept loose aud eXpectoration
easy by giving Chamberlains Cough
Pemedy. II has been used in many cpl
denlcstof this disease with perfect sue
Cess. For sale everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

1t was voted at the meeting of the
w. c. r. L. Wednesday afternoon with
the president, Mrs. 5. G. Payne. to
send flowers To the sick and shut ms.
As it was Flower Mission day. exer-
cises appropriate to the day were held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Guy \. Lawrence has commArieM
work grading the lot on DresdeS
enue between he lots d r. NJ. y !
ard Judge a. NJ Spear and IS TO
build there this summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

L. J. Jackson Of Lewiston, coll
lector Of firearms of old types. was
in the city Wednesday and secured
rife Of an uncommon design to add
to his collection. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

The woman of today who has gooc
health, good temper good sense, bright
eyes and a lovely complexion, the result
of correct living and good digestion, wins
the admiration OF the world If your iii
gestion is faulty Chamberian's Stomach
and Liver Tablets will correct It. For
sale everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Fred s Pendleton of Lewiston was
in the city Wednesday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Miss Susie Gary of Pittston has
gone to Scarhoro for the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Miss Carstein Of Cambridge, Masf -
is the guest of Miss Lucille Rogers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Both Austria ana German are Inn
proving ;heir atoapaAtni services to
China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22
A PROPERTY OWNER MIST

A PROPERTY OWNER MUST
be a successful advertiser.
Whether the owners task is to
sell, or to find tenants, he must
under present conditions-be a
successful advertiser in order TO
make property-ownership profit
able. This means he must adj
vertise promptly and persistently
when he has need 20 advertise at
all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Miss katherine Hatch has returned
from a visit in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

South birmingham, Mass. to visit her
daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

George Gray went 10 Boston
Wednesday on a business trip. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Charles Smith. who has been here
for a short visit, has returned 10
Cambridge Mass, to work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il. Moody returned
"Wednesday evening from Boston,
where they attended the graduation OF
the New England Conservatory of
Music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22
GARDINER.

Read BEL Brothers al. on Page 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Mrs. +. II. Wellman and = S Neal
Of Farmiugdale are visiting for a few
days in WaterVile ana vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22

Mrs William Field and son Keith
returned to Iivernore Falls Wednes-
day, after a visit in this city with
her parents Mr.. and MIS- =. <. W -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22


spring large
reduce We've therefore added help the
of suits They Remember that
lar stock the 80 All other
goods regular stock the Low Reasonable
Prices as always.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-22
CARDIN Err

that every article advertised here must
be sold IN the next ten days. sale
commences on next Thursday. Buy
your summer clothes and furnishings
now
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
febrt. -. 6odrm. s. 81. 5hrib eritat,

febrt. -. &odm. S. 81. sdrit eritat-
tete lebte ISOLDE SEM in Jairmont ita-
tionirten bodm. Serrn Meper einen
8elnd. - &einrid Steffens ir. erlitt
lebte @ode benin 8algen nit &amera-
Sen einen Mrmbrlld5. = SRI. Sing
bon 8arrep erfreute Sonntag lire
bier mobnenoen gltern nit einem Be-
JUDI. = &err @unoerlon bon @bea=
ton bielt ii4 oie eriten 8odentage
bier in @eidaften uf.-Jrau @orti1
2pnd beiudte lebten Sonntag fire
in Soils m%obnenoen @ltern. = Sic
6amilie McGartbp miro am 1. slpril
.ibr Seim nad &ibmono in Stearns
County perlegen, no Dr. McGartbp
.iid) bereits cine quite Eraris peridafft
bat. = Gier 5amilien bon SainoiS
meroen Montag bier eintreffen u11o lid)
al1f 6armen in ser Nad)barl9aft ME
0erlaiien. = Sic ihmar5en &oben
babe,1 iih ge5eigt un0 ooS 5riibjabr
angefiin0et. Sic Iarnler ruiten iid
bereits CUR Saat. = Die 6irma 2Dnd)
& So. per ol1ote letste 8pde cine Gar
(ooo &ieb nad) Siio=St. Saul. 81. s..
bod It e I. = SIM heterogeneous
lid tobe1 sitter bon 80 Sabren lit
bier Or. @ln. @. Mapo, 8ater Ser
lpeltberiibmtc1l Gbir1rgell, Ser Iocto=
rem @ilbelm ul1o Gbarles Mapo' am
Montog slben0 aus oeln 2e6en geldie=
Oel1.
0ulutb. = Sic bieiigen leiten=
SEN Ilods : Somenbanoler fn0 Be-
tiger bon Jla6smiiblen iollen lid 5u=
lanm1engetban baben, tint Sic 6armer
bci Der grlangl11g bon gl1tem Jlads-
lo>nen gu unteritiiben. Gor menigen
Sabren nod 6etr1g sic Jladsernte i'm
Moromelten 80 MiQionert 8uibel uno
nun lit tie I'M lebten Sabre ldon auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

@imono. - Sic elogiiltige lie
bertrogung oes @runoitiides int Gil
more=9bol, a1f meldem Dos nel,e to-
tbpliide College errid)tet meroen lon,
an sen 8iihof Saffron lit nanmebr
erfolgt. 6rau Bed, sic bisberige @i-
aentbmiimerin erbielt fir 6as groBe
@runoitiid $4,000 ausbe5ablt.
6ergnS Sails. - Die Be-
funntmodrlng aus Chicago, oab sic
Gbicogo, Milmm.fee uno st. SAUL
8abn beidlplien bat, I'M fommenben
Sonlmer feline nel,en Strefen gu
bol,en ouf @runo Ser gntibeioung
ser 3miidenltaatliden @an0elsfa1n=
mer, ol1r6 meld)e cine Grbobung ser
6rabtraten ais nn5ulailig erfldrt
muroe, miro bier oabin m,fgefabt, oaB
Sic lebten @erblt per,neiiene @abrr=
ltrefc bon @l,tdinton iiber Sa1f Ge1r=
ter, Mleranoria un0 Tergus Soils nad
Sarge nit ipaterem gno5iel in @inni=
peg nid)t geballt meroen loa. Sn Ser
fpmn1enoen Staotmabl nir0 Sic 81
sens rage mieoer sur Gntldeiol1g INT
terbreitet. 6crguS Salts lit jebt Sic
ur1bte utrptfene" Stuot lm Staate
uno ielblt Sic Hrpbi6itioliiteu id)eilre1
scr @iiroe leio 81 lcil1.
@roiner0. = Geo. syl,nf, pel=
dier irrlinnig leilt loQ, belltdte sic ct.
6rancis Hfarri du1le, no er Ste &iroer
int Sdredel1 Der ette, inoem CT ibl1elt
sic @oarb6l1ber ousrib nus ibnel1
Shldge ms @cii6t perleste. Gann
tcgob or iid nod SEM &forrbo1S lu10
perlongte GinlaB. Nls ibm oieler per=
meigert mltroe, idlllg er Sic Sbiire
Elm l111o ergriff bon 0em @altle @eiits.
Sic Npli5ei fam 51& @illfe u1o n1acbte
Sen @l1ri6en 0ingfeit.
Tarribault. = @ier lit 5mi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

iden sen 6leiidern uno Ben &olonial-
bdnolern Elm arieg allsgebroden, Der
|oen &%oniumenten cine billige Gin
faufsgelegenbeit bietet. Die 6leiider
baber1, neil Sic anoeren aud Sped,
|5dyinfen, Sdmal5 II. /. ~, perfau=
fen, ibrerieits foit aQe Mrtifel in it,
rem 2doen 81 pertaufen, sic man ionit
bel ibren @cgnern fal1ft, un6 bieten
lie gu beoelteno berabgeiebten Breiien
gum @erfauf an.
2itbfielo. = Sic 6armerclltbs
pom Meefer County baben in ibrer
Sabresperiammllmg iid iebr befrie=
oigt m,sgeiprod)en iiber SEN inn lebten
Sabre ongebabnten Samena1stalrid>
cl1rd) ,pelden per Hfuno ein mele11t=
lides griparnib, meiit ein ioldes BON
cinem Gicrtel cr5ielt mer0en fam.
Sic Stubs boben IN 2itdficlo Gin Sc
bal1be, in meld)en1 jeocr 6armer Mu=
lter Ser bon linn 5ltn &erfauf 81
%bringelroen San1elr nebit 9(ngabe BON
Yreis lt1lo Me1lge nusltcllen farn.
1umont Worreipo1oen5). =
&err Meirers l1no Iohter, 6rau Stii=
ue, %reiltcn letten Gienitag nah @bite
&pf, NO tic Sen 5dmiegeri obn uao
@ottcn Streff, melder frallf lit, BE-
ladten. - @einrib Sbmit, melder
fir einige @ohen in Minneapolis
@ermanote beludte, lit 0ienitog beiu1=
gefebrt. = gilbert 3eiber lnodte ei11el1
geib1ftliben 9lblteder nadb Sen 3mil=
lingsltdoten. gamltag febrte CT beim;
binnen &ur5em miro or iein @eim
nad Sregon perlegen. = 81. @un0er=
jon BON @rocepiue mar lebten 9on=
neri tog IN l1nierer Mitte. : Trau
Mlnlol1, melde bier o11f einige @o6en
bei SEN gltern 5l1 @oite mar, lit nad
ibrem @eim in &ap, q. o, 5uriidge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

$4,000 fanft 1no 5ur @erfiigung
felt. Ser @ml ion oicien son1mer
aufgefiibrt meroen.
Buffalo. = Die nelle Gleftri=
5it1tsanlage, sic nit einem 4oltenanf=
ma1oe BON $4,000 erridtet moroen
uno gigentbum ser Ortidaft 1T, ml,r-
Sc in @etrieb geiebt lrno gibt ermiinld=
te 3ufrieoenbeit.
Moorbea0. = Ser Is Sabre
olte 5ionep SaDlor uno ser II Sabre
alte 6ranf Carlton fino megen Gin-
bruds Bel Ser Moorbea0 Saromare
60. bon &idter Mpe ie gu einem Sab
re 3udtbaus pcrl1rtbeilt moroen.
MinneoppIiS. = Seit Mlt=
quit lebten sSabres boben Sic gilen=
bob1cn ser 5taates Minnelota oem
Staotsidatamte insgeiamm1t $3>924,=
9O5 ais Steller auf ibrc @%ruttoein=
nabmen be5ablt; ein fleiner 9etrag,
etpu $4,000, lift nod nidJt entridtet
moraen> uu,o sic ldllmigen 8abnen, oie
Minneopplis uno Guitern Mailmap,
Nie cleftriidc Sun Yath 9inie un0 Sic
9ltlutb gclt 2inie, miiiien lih oofiir
eirlen Strafn1tihlag pon flint Erp5ent
aefollen lniien.
Iulutb. -@opt. @eo. Is. Sti=
les BON &nm1panie g" Ser Nationol=
goroe BON Miuneipta ln1o Is Mit=
9ull1tbcr Companion lpelde
lett SEN @alobrdl1oen inn October III
u1o Spponer Itationirt mn=
rem, li1o nab 9llll1tb 5lrriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Mlms bent Moromeiten
Wfinncipta.

st. Youl. = 0urd sic poriabri-
Qe MiBernte bon Slads IN Sen bet6en
0ofotos uno Mitmeio ta lit elm Man=
gel an Muslaat iowop mie an Meate-
rial fir 2ein0l un0 Sarbenfabrife1
eingetreten; man berednet oen ge=
iarnmten Musfau auf 5molf Milione1l
@ul5el. @on SEN S%abrifanten ergebt
oesbolh an sic 6lahsbauer ser Muf-
rllf, iib megcl1 erforoerlider Musiaat
lofort an sic 0ltliben Samenbanoler
s1 menoeu, lr1o mel1r oiele nidt IN
ser Gage iino, Sen 8e0orf ST oefen,
an Observation-Disclosures &eriudsitatio=
l1eu llno @rpbbGnolcr. Seitens Der
lolomirtbidoftlidJen @pdldu1len bon
Miunelpta ul1o N%prooafotu meroen al
le @ebel in @cpcglr1g aelett, gent
ge1oc Sllal1titGten gepriifter 2eil1iaat
5r beid)often, nno Sic Tary1 id)ule Ser
Minnelptoer %llnipcriitGt fat infolae
Ser iiber Sen gal5en Staat perbreite<
ten 3lrflrlare hereltS cine grobe Mn=
Sabl BON Nltftrdgel1 crboltcn. : Pm
Conner tag beihluglrabn1ten Sic Stelr=
crbeamten Ser Staot 10000 Hfuno
Butter Don ser hieiigen Milton Ioirp
81, Sic III cil1em 2agerbauie a1fbe=
matrt mar. Die beidlagnobn1te @l1t=
ter e1thielt rs Nro5ert Teltd)tigfeit
u1o gift oesbolb ais gefdlidt.
GlfM 80 Ser bieiige Cont
mercial Glub fat oos Mngebot Ser
9fortb Tafpta Improvement 60. an
9%enolnn1el1, Elm oreiitodigeS lnooerne5
@otel nit IS 3imn1ern SIT erbol1el1,
Sic Stoot eil1en @ultplob fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
9 bis 10 Miaionen 8uibel berabqe,

8 bis 10 Mi1ionen 8uibeI berabge-
gangen. Da0urdb miro es n0tbig iein>
oaB, in 6ieiem Sabre 10 Big IL Mil=
lionen 8uibel 8la9siamen importiert
meroen bei einem 3on bon 25 Gents
per @uibel. IS iino nun 10000 8rie=
fe an Die 5armer uno @etreioeipeider-
geielli4aftten oes Noromeitens ourd
6. s. Smitb bon 9ulutb, einen Ser
treter Ger Mmerican 2iniee6 &c., aus
geianot mor6en, IN mel9em er I'M ST.
formation eriudt iiber Sen 8e6arf ser
Sarmer an eritflaiiigen Establishment.
90 minneapolis. - Dur6 zines
Ser i6limmiten Sdaoenfeuer, Sic sic
Staot je erlebt bat, mrr6e am Cont
tag bier 0as an Ser Nicolette Npe.,
5miiden ser 5. r11o 6. StraBe gelege=
ne Spnoieote @ebdl,0e 5eritort, uno
Elm Shaoen BON melt iiber cine Mil=
lion Collars n1geribtet. SHE 2eute,
Die lid CUR 3eit oes 8ran0es in Dem
@ebal10e befalroer, fonnten gerettet
meroel1, eini9e, sic in Sen oberen
Stodlperfen maren, nur NIT Miibe,
ltro l1idt ebe tic iid) peridieoel1e Ser
lesu1gen 51ge5ogen batten. Mie Das
Ie1er e1tltanoen iii, fonnte nod l1idt
feltgeltelt mer0en, 5aslelbe 1pllroe ul=
crit Don Nalial1ten ent0etft, bie Slant
mem aus hen Ienitern oes 3%ypeite11
Stodmerfs ldlugen laben. Nod) ehe
sic T%e!1ermebr aut 0en1 Elase mar,
erldienen Sic in Sen pberen Stodlper=
fen mobnenoe1 9elte a,n 6eniter l11o
riefen e11tiebt lrm @ilfe. Gas 6erer
muroe 0urh einen beftigen Siiomeit=
mil1o aod meiter angefadt, io0aB sic
poQ5ablig eridienene 6euerme6r BON
bier 5nr Sefampfung nidt mebr &C.
niigte, n11o idlieblid @ilfe Don ct.
Saul erbeten mer0en m1Bte, Sic a11d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

&dlte lit ourhSril1geno ulto sic Ser
pen iino empfinolid, oaol1rd el1tltebt
iebr oft Mel1rolgie. 9ur6 giureibutt=
gen nit ct. Sofobs Sel lperoe11 Sic
9ferpcn crlpdrn1t inns cine Sur folgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
@ei5emoe &letDer.

Sn nieblih meibeu 6obrifoten, iebr nett beiebt, ntdbts I'M
Grcile. Serrlid cplorirte tpaene, ieibene 1mo ba1mtpo0e1e, 5un1
9rascn fertise &eioer. Mpt9menoise &banoerun9eap prompt uno
5ufrieoenl enenc beior9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
11an1(dtuhr.

Meue Muspabl BON &apier ooppelt be-
ipibte ieibene @anoi6ube, lang uno
tur3, in allen Tarben. 8eIt tie Musmabl
bon lan9en uno t11r5en SID @ar0i@uber
$l.OO bis $3.50. Bette Tabrifbanb19u=
be 25c bis SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

@e, sic bel onbers 9roB nno itarf
gebant ltno.
Nlle gebraucbten Tabrifate lin6
rein mollenes Sud-, 6ur@ unb
0nr9 gut geiponaen 1no ein9e=
la11 fen, bepor lie gemacbt tper0el1,
9as Tutter5eltg lit BON a1sgez
5ethneter Analitdt @etbe ooer
Satin.
Sic Ml1sarbeitnngen 1inb Ser
auBer9e>u0bnli6en @or9falt tpe=
gen a1rsge5eidnet, bic mani ppr=
mnaiebt Bel nab MaB genomme=
11e11 &leibern.
@opltey Garments iinb ga
rantirt, bab lie fir 5lpei @aiipns
5ufriebenltellenoen @ebra1@ &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Mlaoaue @aparie >pablt perionlid
Sic ipc;isaen MooelIe BON &aquin,
Drecolt, Trancis, @oQot @oeura,
nao mloeren beriibmten fran5o1iz
ibeu 1arneui9ueioern aus. 1ieie
meroen natb oer @oo(te9 Tabrlt qt.
1on0t.
Niit aQe bieltnDiobez Sniormatioz
1re11 uno oieien originelen fran;0it<
i9en Mooellen iino Ste 3eldner
ser @opltey Garments I'M Stanz
Sc, 6aNo11s 51t en%ttperfen, 6ie all
ser @ei5 bon &aris unb Die Sbunz
lihfeit BON Mmerifa baben,
5pe5ielle Sor9falt 1T pertuenz
Set BON ben Mpplter Tabrttanten
auf Sic 3eidnung Der Janpns
fir fleinere 6rduen uno fllr 1pl=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

If redmet u1s bic Mnfinbtgmng 5u
att, bab mir bic Mgentl1r fir bte al
net gema@ten @oolter Mdntel, Mn
&letDerrDde fir TrQue1 un0 M}ao(
1Dmmen babe1,
Dieie Garments ii1o betennt >pesen ibrer %perfeiner
den Mobe, barob lie Sen or ite1 Yloe III amerifanif
eiu11e9rlen.
Die @oolter Sr9oniiation urterbalt Elm ere1
Bnreau in Yaris, bas utter bent Prdiioium ser SO
tie, Set port6eil5ait b%efauatcn @utorttat III &leioer1
Sic rn'dt Die @oolt I 8eidner nit ben %n:oDernitea gaeui
6aiipns aus 4saris uno anoern Mpbe=@entren @nrppos befannt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Menes Tribjabrss untcr5eng+

wiunIne l1nter5ens uro nebrere an6e'e @orten BON fenn aus.
oeorbeitetem N%rubiabrs= uno Gonn1er=~l lnter5fnJ Ill., roenerleh
Ntooen 81 ndBigen &retlen.
Zoe an fmartS bis $3.50.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-02
Story Telling Pleases Many

There is no lack of interest in the
Tribune stories for the little folks,
as interpreted by different young
ladies Of kindly disposition from the
Normal school.
Fridays stories were heard by
over 300 tots OF tender age, as we'll
as some older ones. The meeting
place was the high school auditor
ium, which afforded seats for all and
some to spare. The order was so
good that the room will be used
every Friday afternoon for this pur-
pose until further notice. Miss
Wilma Young had no trouble in
holding the interest and attention OF
her young hearers as she told the
wonderful adventures OF young
Askeled, who carried off the golden
harp from the giant king, and of the
Herculean tasks accomplished by
misunderstanding, and how the
Rat Princess, who could only marry
the strongest parsonage in all the
world. eventually had to marry the
big gray rat after all.
Next Friday afternoon at the
usual hour, quarter past four, MISS
Rowena Williams will entertain the
youngsters at the same place. The
titles Of her stories will be given
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-02
,c,r.r,oN OVER CLOSING OF
oFFICE ON SUNDAY OVER

:. Wow of the opposition mani
fested In business and other c'iI'eo
- Tho CITY over the proposed CLOSING
- ,to most office on Sunday and the
,aot mat arrangements have been
made whereby the employees VIII
havo but little work to do In Keep
ing the system as 1t is. the peti.ion0
locking toward the change proDaoiy
will not be circulated.
meeting of ministers was heiu
Yesterday afternoon at which POST
,noster GRAY was present and the
situation was discussed Thoroughly.
while the ministerial association hao
aoro on record as endorsing the
moyement that has recently started
there was no plan at that time OF be-
ainrinp a canvass or OF taking the
initiative in the move. When tne
renresentative OF the Lords Day Al
uance appeared, it was on his own
initiative. his coming happening 70
he coincident with the endorsement
of the Sunday closing resolution.
II was the sense OF the meeting
Yesterday that action in the premises
be postponed until such a time at
there may appear to be general de'
mand for such an innovation IN cree
ley.
While the business men are pre-
pared to sign petition against the
closing of the post office. 1t is not be-
lieved that this will be necessary
now and it is probable that the en-
tire agitation will be dropped.
The last meeting OF the CONNER
cial club adopted resolution re
ouesting the president to appoint
committee to prepare petition bu
the work has not been started II
view of the probable dropping OF tn
attempt to prevent the distributor
of mail on Sundays.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-02
WATCH IS RECOVERED
AFTER TWELVE YEARS

Conscience stricken after keeping
In her possession for twelve years 8
watch, which was supposed to have
been stolen, a woman of Rutland
Vt, brought the time piece to Father
Brown, the Catholic priest of that
place and asked him to restore it to
the owner.
Mrs. Susie E. Dickerman, wife OF
e. l. Dickerman, of 141S Eighth
avenue, is the owner and was sur
prised Thursday to receive letter
from Rutland stating that her watch,
which was stolen SO many years ago
had been found and had been sent by
express to her.
While returning from a visit in
Rutland to Mechanicsville, Mrs.
Dickerman, in the crowded station,
lost her gold watch. valued at s55.
Her full name was engraved on the
case. Advertising and inquiries at
Jewellers failed to bring any trace OF
the lost article, which was supposed
70 have been stolen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerman came to
Greeley to live eight years ago. A
letter from Mrs. Bugbe, distant
relative of Mr.. Dickerman's. who
lives in Rutland. stated that Father
Brown, the Catholic priest, had ask
cd her IL she knew IS. f. Dicker-
man.. as he had a watch in his pos
session given him by a woman and
wished to return it to her. Mrs
Bugbe remembered the incident o.
the lost watch, which was at onc'
given to her and sent to Mrs. Dicker
man.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-02
Aged Pioneer Passes Away

Mrs. Janet Dickey. who has been
IN failing health for the last three
months. passed away this morning
1t the home of her son. ]. B. Dickey,
Who lives in the Hazelton district.
Mrs. Dickey's death occurred two
days after her seventy-seventh birth
day. With her were two sons and
one daughter of her twelve children
who are living.
Born in Belfast, Ireland. Mrs.
Dickey came to America with her
husband and family in 1879. Mr.
Dickey died in Chicago II years ago.
For the last two years Mrs. Dickey
has made her home with her son
west of Greeley.
Mrs. Dfckey is survived by eight
sons and four daughters. Her sons
are ]. B. and Gilbert of Greeley. Ma
thaniel of Kansas City, William OF
Sheridan, Neb.. ]. H. of Los Angeles
Calf, Thomas, Robert and Hugh OF
Chicago. Her daughters are Mar
garet, who lives in Greeley, Minnie
Agnes and Anna of Chicago
Funeral services will be held al
tie Christian church in Greeley Sat
arday afternoon at o'clock and
the body will be taken to Chicago
for burial beside her husband.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-02
M,CRERY HOME Is BURNED
BY AN INCENDlARN
fErom Fridays Daily

fFrOm FRIDAY baA'y(
While every member of the family
w.s away from home the house oc'
cupied by j. F. McCrery. secretary
of the Greeley Commercial club
cauebt fire early this morning ano
hefore the alarm was turned In the
flames had almost gutted the entire
first floor. The house. which Is al
l121S Ninth avenue. was saved by the
fire department.
An odd coincidence in connection
with the fire is that the property be-
longed to w. R. Patterson, chief OF
the fire department. and is the firsI
house saved through the city havlne
the new auto fire truck.
The alarm was turned In by
Charles Seem at 2:10 o'clock. ny
the time the department arrived the
lower floor OF the house was mass
Of flames. Smoke was pouring from
the windows on the second floor and
the first thought OF the firemen was
that Miss McCrery was asleep In one
n, the rooms on the upper floor. a
wild dash into the burning buiIdine
was made by the men but thorough
search showed that the house was
empty. Miss McCrery, the only one
thought to have been at home, had
gone out OF town yesterday to visit
some friends on a ranch.
When the flames were finally over
come all of the furniture In the
lower portion OF the house had been
DESTROYED, including the piano, car
nets. pictures and brio brac. That
on the upper floor is badly damaged
by smoke and water and will be al
most total loss.
Fire Chief Patterson said this
morning that l. v" nj estimated
the loss, which Wi. oe heavier to Mr..
McCrery, as the principal damage
was to the furniture. There was no
insurance on this. although the
house was covered. Friends Of Mr..
McCrery stated this morning that a
few days before he had gone away
he had been considering taking out a
policy but was going to consult his
wife on the subject while east.
Immediately upon hearing OF the
fire the Commercial club Officers
wired Mr.. McCrery details and as
sured him that the club would look
after his interests, and lend what as
sistance they could. DR.. McCrery
the eldest son. was in Denver, but
will return today. Mrs. McCrery
and son, Paul, are at Monmouth, Ill,
where the young man is in a col
lege. Mr.. McCrery went east less
than a week ago to take charge OF
the Colorado exhibit at the national
corn show at Columbus.