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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Mrs. Bertha Mott, Wis. Arthur Ma
der, Wis. Nora Condor. Wis; Michael
Blick, Wis: Miss Nellie Weyenberg,
Wis; Frank Kubat, Wis: Peter Esch,
Wis; Hy. Reinberg, Wis; Mrs. John
Miller, Wis. Mrs. John Steckel. Iowa ;
Miss Lena Bosch, Iowa; Thomas Col
Inns, Iowa Henry Leuferer, Iowa; Sis
ters of st. Francis. Iowa; John L. Sic
bel. Iowa, F. J. Spinner, Iowa NJ. F..
Schiltz. Iowa; Miss Margaret Kaska,
Iowa; Jos. b. Beitz, Iowa; John Lo-
rentz, Mimi; Edw. Lassas, Mimi. /;
Noah Goulet. Mimi. j.. III. Draeger,
Mimi: Edward Speltz, Mimi; Mr..
Lorenz Ertl, Mimi; G.. G. Baumgart-
ner, MINI: Peter Glen, Mimi; Peter
Bausch. Kansas; John Scheve, Kan
sas: Rudolph Schroer, Kansas; Vol.
Czinczoll. Kansas; j. Stallbaumer,
Kansas: Fred j. Voeste. Kansas; Mrs.
Erik. Schneider, Neb.; Mrs. j. III. Brug-
ger, Neb.; Geo. Schaaf, Neb.; w. g.
Harrahill. Neb. Tony Kalis, n. D.;
Ed. Baechler, Neb.; Joseph DietZ, n.
D.: Geo. Hans, Neb. VIM. Stutz, Neb. /;
Mrs. Katharine Pruente, Mo-; Mrs.
Gerhard Bruno. Mo-; Bern. Banning,
Mo-; Il. C. Loskill, Neb.; w. ii. Ger
DIES, Neb.; Frank Heeb, Neb.; j.. A.
Schafer, Neb.; J.. Bichelmeier, Jr.,
Neb.; p. Maze, n. D.; Chas. Gordon,
Okla; Martin Marbach, Wash. Hy.
Durr, Neb. VIM. Loebach, H.; Rev.
Jos. Franzen. Mich; Lawrence Scha-
fer, H.; Jos. Neufeld, ILL.,. Mrs. Cath.
Hebel. ILL.,; c. V. Geisler, ILL.,; Mrs.
Geo. Groesch. Jr., ILL.,. Thomas Sauter.
Ill. Ferdinand G. Vogel, Colo; Frank
Ottley, Tenn. Herm. Handfelt, Ill. {;
J.. II. Kieffer, H.; Emil Heidenreich,
ILL.,; Joseph r. Begg, ILL.,; Mrs. John
w. Farrell, Ill. Mrs. Adam Bautner,
ILL.,. w. w. Moore, Colo; Chas. Marso,
s. D.; Erik. Marso, $. D.; Mrs. NJ. +.
Hoffman, s. d.; Thomas j. Hurkes,
s. D.; Mrs. II. NJ. Flynn, =. D.; James
Mulligan. s. D.; Jos. Bauer, $. d.;
Rev. Louis j. Coll, 5. j., :. d.; Hy.
Kettler, :. d.; Jos. Hesse, Texas; c. II.
Huntimer, 5. D.; Anna h. Schmit, 5.
d.; Mrs. John Conway, Mont. Thos.
Tolen, Ind; j. II. Hoffman,, Iowa ;
III. Il. Groetken, Iowa j. Z. Hoffmann,
Iowa; j. N. Thill, Iowa; Jos. Kemp,
Iowa; FIR. Puetz, Iowa; Fred Volk,
Iowa: Jos. GALES, Iowa; Martin
Rhode. Iowa; Ben Wempe, Iowa Thos.
Feeney, Iowa VIM. Giefer, Iowa; Con-
rad s. Putt, Iowa; John Michael,
Iowa, +. SPAIN, Iowa Jos. Steil. Wis. f;
John Harrison, Wis.,. Peter Nussbaum,
Wis; T. j.. Bartelme, Wis; Anton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

an Den ameritaniid)eu aonIul 81
@uapmas nm iofortise SiIfe selpanot,
ba Die amerifaniife &olonie poultdns
big obne Shus in benz SbaIe lei, no
Die Snbianer Die Sarnen iiberfaaen,
Wieb forttreiben. am~erifaniihe @rnten
perbrennen unb lid mad Der Seriu6s>
ltation gu bepe9en. Siinfbunoert
inoianiihe 8rieser en9aeierten meris
faniife Sruppen fir brei Stunoen
entlane benz Yorfirio Sia5 8anal,
3tpiIden 9ocorit unb Giperan5a.
Iomiral 3inslotp, Der ii6 bier NIT
Dem &reu3er San Sieso" befinoet,
bat ben areu5er ~Idieigb", bon 8uaps
mas mad Sopolobdmpo unterlpe9S,
anseipieien. iif am Sobari Bah 81 be-
9egnen. Dem ndhiteu Yunft fir Die
am%eritaniidc Iniicblung. Sic DTas
Leigh" lit bort fdui9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
S~anSel<marine anter SmnHeSs
KentreHc.

Die Gmpieblung elmer bunbesbes
bDrplid to%ntrpuiertcn 6anbelsmarine
lit IN enem Sdreiben entbnltcn.
lpcld)eS Sunbelsminiiter &illiam 6.
Hebfielo in &aIbington an Den be-
famten Nep Yorter Emporium 5.
Stepcns lllmanL ais Nntiport auf
ociien 9eihwcroe iiber Die %iortpdbrenz
Den @eldltisungen pes nmeritnnild,en
giufubrs unp Neutrality-suspicious. BON
uno nnh neltrnlen 9dnocrn burh
curopGiihe triegfilbrenoe Natioucn bat
geldn9en laNen.
Serr Hebficln iant in ieinem
Sdreibcn II. a.: Sd lam teinen ans
ocrcn @eg ieben. ans bieien Sdfpie>
ri9iciten teralls 81 fommeu. oils burf
cine eigenc Sdnbelsmarinc. Sd be-
iiirlpprte crultIih, buB bicie 6anoelsz
ilptte burd Yripatfnpital sebaut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

eetroffen limb, pirb Die idtpeoiihe
Hegierun9 bie Ser. Staaten 0 bieier
Wabnabme in &enutniB ieben. Ser
groteit itiist lid auf Die 8batiahe,
paB Die britiifen @cborben in 8irts
tpan periieeelte T~afetpoitidde bon
benz 9ampfer oSeQig Slao" uuf iei>
ner lesteu Sabrt bon Netp 9ort uad
Shpeoeu uno Die seiammte Hatetpoit
bes nusfabrenben Sampfers .Stodz
bolm" (fritber yYotsbam") berunters
gcbolt batter. rStodbolm" ee6Drt Der
itpebii6 : nmeritonii6en 2iuie unb
mar Dor ~tpenisen Sa9en o @otbens
burg a~b9efahren.
Sas britiihe Iusipdrtiee Imt bate
am 18. 9e3ember betannt 9eeeben,
bab 100 Der 800 fir Sfpeben be-
itimmten Yoitpatete bes Sampfers
oSeuig Slao" peiter nidtS nls
&autid)ut entbielten, Der fir einen be-
tanrten Ieenten in Sfipeoen seridtct
mar. gs puroe bin8ugefiigt, bab Die
iibriaen Satete 10 ihnea uls moglid)
an ibreu Seitinmuu9sort 9el6idt tpers
ben piirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
1lnerbSrtc Gremel Ser Nejas
Fen in pelen.

Ser gerIincr aorreiponpcnt Ser
Stodbolmer Seitung -I~itenblapct" lit
bon elmer Heiic burh Yoleu 5urilds
getebrt mn it)reibt SplgenbeS:
SD nenne midi OIL Die Weniheus
irellnhe in Sdipcbcn uno bite tic.
Den lngIiidliden Yolen 81 belfeu.
llcberau. no man bintommt. miro
bon ~unerhorten @rauiamteiteu Der
apinten er5dblt. Wtnn bat berednet,
baB Seiiee I'M @ertbe bon mebreren
100 Wiliouen Mari ourd, 6eucr SER
itDrt pproen iiuo. Nuberbem bcrrift
0unsersnotb. Sic peutihe Teripnls
tuns in Soleu iit g~ldn5cub u%r9auiiicrt
lno bat ihon @roBcs I'M Sanbe aus
gcridtct. %icIc S0rier iiup micber
uuisebaut. NotbbiIfsnrbeiten iinb in
gan5 Yolen in pollcm @an9e unb
perbcu I'M giuperitdnoniB nit Den
Sotalperlpaltungcn ppr9enommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
(spe5teII fir bieie SeitunsD
Aeujabr int japani(den sa9alin.

Wenn Die gauge in Sdnee be9rabene
9auptitabt Sahalin's nod i'm SdDlpeis
gen rubte, erihienen ifon Die Yoits
bptel nit polgeIpidten Sorben uno
ellen pon Qaus gu 9aus. I'M Den
Sntalt 81 leeren. Sas lit .NenI9i",
D. b. Der anfana bes Sabres.
Ser Srbalt Der Nratulatipnsformel
lit onrd9Gn9ig bericlbe: milnolid
laltet lie: Sakunen iro Two sera mari
mashite konnen aikararrazu. Gprioes
Sabr babe id in peridiebener Se3iebs
ung tire Siiife ~erfabren, in bieiem
Sabre bite ih mir aid ferner Sreunbs
idjnft 81 baltcn. Sic id]riftlide Sorz
mel 1T mcbr Interchangeable, aber i'm
haltlId) dbnlldl.
8eihdfts. GrGffnung.
Nm 2. Sanlar lit Die 6eicr Der
G,ofinin9 Der @ciddite. Seionbers
ole aauiIeute bnlten Grnte. IS Iino
beipnoer5 nicbrigc Yreiie, uno ieber
adufer erbdlt cine 3u9ube. Sa5u
Der erite adufer an oieiem Gage err
bdlt Elm groBercc 0eihenf; in manhen
@cid)ditcn cinen Sat Neis. 2ange
Dor Sagcoaubriit pcroen Die @eiddfte
ifpn tcIngert; Sober mill Der erite
iein. Die bciieren 8eihdfte limb 10
poll, rag Der Ienihcnitrom bis auf
Die StrnBe binnusreidt. Sn ben @e>
lfditcn b~etrageu iid audi Die Ser
iduier. 8mueilcn 9an5 tot: ~ipringen
uno tnn5cn uub ifld9en E~ur5elbdumc.
@S gcbt lfon reht bllnt Der, bonn
irilbcn Wor9en bis gum ipdten Nbeno.
Oeih1ftslptteric ais 5%anfiagung.
6ier in Sndalin lplIrbc bic Sade
10 hunt. oaB iebr pielcn aauildpen Die
Sbilren llno Mdnoe eiugebrildt murs
oen: Sober moIlte ser Grite iein. Scss
balb bnben lid Die aaufleiIte peran
IaBt 81 iein 9cfiibIt, bieic Ernris 3l
dnbern. Statt heiien pe~ranltnlteu
Die 2eute meiitens cine 2otteric. User
fiir ettua ein Nen=3ipei Iart. eins
t0uft, crbdlt Elm Zoos, bus er Damn
an einem beltinmten Scrmin auslplen
fam. @pn ieitcn DER Nalfleute gilt
oiele Weranltnltung ais cine Nrt Sants
ingung an ale ibre Gunoen. iiir Die
linen gcleiiteten Sicnlte. Nm ben
Sa9cn, 100 Die Sottcrie lit, ipiro ais
3eidlen meiite1s bonn 0nuie olIer burd,
Ole StraBc 6um ge9eniiberlieaenpen
Nnd)bnr Elm Sell allaBeipannt, an Dem
Die Sdbulein nller gambler iluttcrn.
Natiirlidl linb Damn pieie 9dben an
pielen Sugen boil beiebt. @ie Slies
gen unf iiiBes @iit, 10 ellen Die Sas
pnner in Die 9doen 100 Sotterie lit.
Nlih Der allerfleinite &ramlaben per>
feblt Damn nitt burd) @rtrasY latate,
Die er Den 2euteu ms SauS ienbet,
nod crtrn aui ieinen Nuspertaui unb
2pttcric nllfmcrtiam 5u madden.
Su Snpun bat man nod, l.. t Die
driltlidle 3eitredlnung. ionbern nit
benz Hegicrungoiabre eincs nelen
aniicro bcginnt audi cine ncue
Teriobe, Die man bier .Nen9p"
(Sabrcsnlmmer) fennt. COLDER
Serioben 9iebt es 3. y. i'll Den Ieeten
1868 Sabreu $50. Ginige oauerteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Kelnhofer. Wis. Rev. A. Phi. Kremer,
Wis: John Homer, Wis: III. Beures,
Wis; st. Mary's Young Mems Society,
Wis: Rev. VIM. Reul. Wis: Chris.
Meyer, Wis; Edw. Steil, Wis; Peter
+. Gerke, Wis. Hy. Bahr, Kansas;
j. Lampe, Kansas; Anton Kinder
knecht, Kansas; c.. III. Gudenkauf.
Kansas; Plus Haug, Kansas; John
Haug, Kansas: j. A. Schwartz, Kan
sas: NJ. b. Edwards, Kansas = John
Miller, Kansas; John Ehlers, Kansas;
John +. King, Okla; Mic. Reding,
Neb. VIM. O'Brien, n. D.; Mrs. The
resa Dornan, Neb. Phil Schoefter,
y. D.; JOS. Klosterman, Jr., n. D.:
Peter Misslin, n. D.: +. w. Giaunini.
Neb. Chas. STREET, Neb. Nick Berries,
Neb. Mrs. A. Fuhring, Okla. Martin
Blank, n. D.; Geo. j. Fucks, Wash.
Louis Gram. Mo-; Mrs. Julia Farrell,
Neb. Mederic Duval, n. D.; w. j.
KOrba, Mo-. Mrs. f. Dolan, n. D.;
ID. j. Brennan, n. D.; John Flasch.
n. D.; Mrs. Mary Weber, Neb. L..
Schlimgen, $. D.; Rev. A. Helmbrecht.
S. D.: +. j. Beaudry, s. d.: p. ]. Kali
ser, S. d.. Thos. O'Brien, s. D.; Nora
Schlecht, S. D.; Leifermann Bros, \.
D.; John Determann. 5. D.; Chas. b.
TritZ, Texas; Mrs. John Sabers, s. D.:
Mr.. w. II. Crowley, S. d.; Rev. John
Nogel, S. d.; Mrs. NJ. s. Cogley, s. D.;
Phil A. Calmus, S. d.; Mrs. b. Cogan,
s. D.; Mrs. Barb. Heissel, Iowa; Mrs.
j. n. Schaul, Iowa; Peter Goebel.
Iowa f. j. Yezek, Iowa +. H.. Schnei-
der, Iowa; Louis Frommelt, Iowa
Thos. Brown, Iowa Jos. Wolfer, Iowa
John Zweck, Iowa; Larkin Bros,
Iowa; Rev. o. Zackmann, Mimi. Mrs.
Felix Peshon, Mimi. w. j. Moughran,
Mimi. A. Nj. Schaefer, Mimi; Frank
Meier. Mimi; Ii. III. Sassen, Mimi.
Alb. Rhode, MINI. VIM. Cress, MINI.
Rev. A. ID. Lothian, Mont. L.. A. Four
nier, Mont. j.. Z. Simmermeyer,
Mont. Mrs. Nick Lescher, Ind. Theo.
Nerst, Ind; Fred Volk, Ind. Thee.
Munk, Kansas; j. II. Lemire, n. D.;
+. j. Weller. Mo-. Mrs. Anton Novak,
Neb.; Hy. Frazier, Neb. VIM. Kopp,
n. D.. Mrs. Anthony F1ach, H.; VIM.
Beine, ILL.,. Michael Dieter, Ill. Hugh
Moynagh, Idaho; Alfons Lockhorn,
Wyo.; Fred Kadow, Wyo. j. p. Metz,
Canada; Miss Mary A. Leonard, Ill.
ID. A. Granger, Ill. Thos. McDermott,
ILL.,. Ernest Fritz, Colo. Geo. L. Fritz,
Colo; III. L. Kloppenburg, Ill. Mrs.
Peter Michigan, ILL.,; Mrs. Dennis
Boyers, Ill. Sam Zuber, Ill. Martin
Walk, Ill. Leo Wand, Ill. j.. p. GrOhs,
: California.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
prsteft SdtwsSen's.

Die itpepiihe 8e9ierung bat einen
enersiifen Yrpteit an gn9lanp lpegen
Der Semmune bes YoitpatetsS ien'teS
Stpiihen Sctpebeu uuo Den @ereini8s
ten Staaten ieiteus Den en9liiden Sc
bprben gerid)tet. IIs TerseItun9ss
mnbregl bat Die ihipeoiihe Hegies
riius auseorbnet, baB ale Ypitpatcte,
lpelHe bon @nelanb iiber Shlpeoen
mad HubIanD seididt porpen iinp.
aui unbeitimmte 3eit f%eit8ebalten
iperbeu. 0amit lit Der ~geiammte
Yoitpafetzg ertebr 5piihen Gnglanb
unb Sdpebeu eingeiteut, bis Gnglanb
benz Yroteit Solge 9eleiitet bat.
Hah Hafriften, Die in Berlin eins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

niht einmal elm gauges Sabr; pieIe
orei ober bier Sabre; II neun
bauerten iiber 20 Sabre unb Die
Sabresnummer YWeiii", B.. B.. hes
lesteu peritorbenen aaiiers bauerte
iiber 40 Sabre. 9urfifnittlih flint
Sabre. IS lit oas elm fompli5iertes
Spitem. elm altes grbitiif u China,
bas Sapan gleihiam pereeIien bat
um3utnuiten, ba es lid e~uropdiiierte.
Sieie Mnedbe lit iebr unpoatommen,
uno pedt in einem Sapaner nift ben
8ebanfen an eine genau beqren5tc
3eit. tpie Die Nngabe nah u~nierer
hriitlid)en 3eitred)uung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
@cnn Shire @eiumobeit uid,t 10 gll

~
iii. lpie JIG es iein fpnnte pber iuIltc,
10 miro es Sic interciiiercu. etluas
ilber ciu nltcS arduterbeimittcl 81 CT
inbreu, lpeltc5 idpn lett iiber bunhert
Subren in bcitGnpiaem @ebrdlId lit.
abcr nitt IN ben I~pptbefen ~gefunben
lpcrbcn lam. Sicice 0rilmittel murne
i'm Sabre 1880 BON DEM nlten Or.
Setcr Subrucp cntoedt unb III betnnut
ais Sorui'a Nlpcntrdutcr. Sauieuoc
babcn ieinc geilnomndcnben Gigens
idaitcu be6eu0t. Is III bon bier auis
acknowledgements @cnerationcn be-
reitet mproen. SntcreiInntc beidreis
bclrSe mn biitoriide Sdriften mcroen
irci pcrianbt bon: 81. Setter S%ahrncp
K Sons 60. 1875 Sp. Spnuc Ipc..
Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
JnSianer amj Gem 1triesSs
pfaSe.

Yaquis Suoianer limb iest auf Dem
&rieeSpiabe unb i~iberfallen bic ameris
taniideu Nniieplun9eu I'M Ynquis
Sbal. laut bon @uapmas eingetrpiies
nen Serihten. Die 8idaroion 9ons
itruetipn &c., pelde auee6lih 1000
900 Ater in benz Sbal beiist, bat iih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

SptaI: .$53,410.43
Gin, bcr5lides "%ergelt's @ott!"
Solte irgeno Selnanb genei9t iein.
inter ieinen Sreunoen cine Sammz
lung fir obigen 3lped aufsunebmen.
10 wenpe man iid OIL Sobn 8. Sllene@
mann. Sefretdr. Sor 264, ct. Yuul,
Wtimn., unb es miro ibm cine ooer
mebrere SammeIiiten 6ueeltidt lper>
Den. Iuf biele @eiie lam unBemein
uiel fiir bieien 9lteu 3iued gctban
iperben. NftungspoQ,
Sobn .. Suenemann,
&orrelponpirenber uno Sinan3sS ctr.
bcs >. R.>a. Central Sereins.
g t. Yaul, Iinu..
i'm Se5cmber 1915. O.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Sepoiiteu itiegeu uuf nabe5u $685.
100000, mas Elm 8efpinn bon ilber
so Yro6cnt lit.
Sic 3unahme Der SepoIiten in
mauden Stdoten mar err taunlit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Die b~iesidbrise 9einmmtsY rooutz
ton Der Carmen erreiht 3u5iislib Der
fleineren grnten, Der Sbiere unb Der
animnliihen Yrobutte cine Sobe bon
ettpa 10000 Iilioneu Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
sammel.Siite
pes Sefretdrs bes 9. H.s&. Central
VereinS pom Nuroamcrifa sur Gin
berMng Der Nptb Der POM 2riee
Standardization 5entiflano'S uno
Sciterreih %llngarn's.

Surh @reeliior Yubliib> =
ing Co.. Milipaufee.
Wis. 5 22.OO
Srau y belminu Glld'ler,
Carroll. Soma 500
Surd Chicago Wodenz
blatt, immaculate Con-
ception Gburd, Saioz
tum, 81. ..... 1000
Sobn Seigl, Chippewa
Saas, 8is. 500
Surd Serrn @iesler. Sr..
Srant @ruIt. Itlautic
Gitp, ga. 100
Surh bod]ip. s.. Sentel.
8. Nt. Gap. Sl. areuSz
8cmeinbe, Waupatoia.
8is. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
.iomiere tatbolii6er Yreb=
@mtmifelnmg.
TIM b%albmO6entlidc Mmssaben unaa mciteren
Musban Der fatb. Yreiie 3u erm6gli6en.
Yiottp: Sie fatbuliidle Ireiie iyue Sahe bes
an5en fatbuliidem Splfes iein.

Solsenbes imo be gamen Sener, pelhe ibr announcement fir balbpohents
lie Iusgaben bon .Sbe Catholic Tribune" ensGhidt baben. Sic arbeiteu
nit ms fir Die Shaung Der erfen tatbotheu balbpotenIiten SeHmg in
Der 2anheIpra1e in Den Tr. Staaten. Sc pollen Den ndtien S6ritt 81
tGaiden Iuseaben moslih MAIDEN. Sieic elite miro peihrgrfubrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Ter idlmerc Yelsirnit.

Sic Yoit obcr bat um NeuioIrstng
cincn idpcrcn Sienit. Sdpn bon
0titte ScSembcr inmnclt tic Die gtells
iobrstartcn. unb bdutt 9nn5c Tcrae
nui Den YoitGmiern nni. Sim I. Sas
MAJ crit miro Alc5 elnScbanoiHt,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
FORMING NEW LODGE

Mrs. Gertrude H. Preston, state
deputy for the Woman's Benefit AS
sociation of Maccabees over Montana
and Idaho, and Miss Belva Gertrude
Bugby, district deputy for the state OF
Montana, have been in Glasgow this
week making arrangements for the
formation of a Ladies' Maccabee
lodge here. I
There are in the city ten members
of the order who have come here from
other states, and but two of these are
members of Montana lodges. With
these ten members as nucleus, Mrs
Preston expects to build up one OF the
strongest fraternal organizations in
this part of the state. Twenty men,
bers are necessary to secure char
ter and when these are secured the
lodge will be organized and active
work begun.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
NEW THEATRE OPENS

The moving picture show at the
Gibson Opera House made its debut
to the public on Wednesday night. An
appreciative audience was On hand to
witness the initial offering Of the new
place of entertainment and seemed
thoroughly sa'/;fied with the pro-
gram.
The Van Dale Sisters were the
headliners and appeared in songs and
gymnastic dances, the latter making
the biggest hit. Motion pictures vary
ing from comedy to a thrilling three
act drama were shown.
Among the features which Manager
Gath expects to have in his new show
shop is an illustrated song, which will
be changed nightly. Miss Emily Leon
ard, a local singer of promise, has
been engaged for this purpose.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
GITITY OF MANSLAUGHTER

After four hours deliberatlon, a
Jury in the district court at Plenty
wood Tuesday night found Harley
Thompson guilty of manslaughter. ne
was charged with killing his brother
Ernest, whom he had shot in a quar-
rel over their respective dogs. The
shooting occurred on May 10th, at the
Thompson farm, 16 miles east OF Med
icine Lake.
The case was called on Monday
November 1st, and a jury being OBJ
tained the first day, the trial began
Tuesday. Thompson admitted killing
his brother and pleaded self-defense
The case was bitterly contested from
the beginning. Sentence will be pro
nounced today.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
NEAR HOLDUP AT MONDAK

While the "skidoo" was standing at
the Mondak depot Thursday night,
three strangers, who had arrived there
on No. 3, attempted to hold up some
"drunk" who intended to take the
"skidoo" for Williston. He had about
$4,000 on him, which he was showing
around, and threw in with the
three strangers and they went to the
depot with him. When they got to the
north end of the express office, one
of them hit him over the head with
a beer bottle and another struck him
on the arm. while the third attempted
to take his money. They would have
succeeded but two trainmen who were
standing in front of the Rex Cafe ran
to his assistance. One of them had a
gun and took flying shot at the
holdup artists as they made their es-
cape in the darkness.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
FIELD AGENT HERE

Guy Fitzpatrick. field agent for the
Department of Agriculture, in the Blu
reau of Crop Estimates, was in Glas-
gov this week for the purpose of get,
ting figures on the crops raised in
this part of the state this season. A
crop census of every district is being
taken, with both the acreage and the
yields figured in. The Commercial
Club is assisting him in getting {
close estimate of the total acreage
and total value of all grains grown
here this season.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick stated that he foune
the yields in this district fully al
good, and in a great many instances
much better than in other parts OF
the state.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
BIG TIME AT HELENA

Helena, Nov 10.-When more than
1000 of the 1900 Shriners who are
members of Algeria Temple arrive in
Helena to attend the annual ceremo-
NAL session, December 2, they will be
treated to the sight of an entirely
new scheme of decorations upon the
streets of the capital city. Sam Kohl
berg, chairman of the decorations
committee, was one of the Montana
mobiles who attended the meeting of
the imperial divan in Seattle last
summer, when 10000 Shriners from
all over the United States were en-
tertained. Mr.. Kohlberg plans to dec
crate Helena similarly to the manner
in which the Puget Sound city was at
tired for that event.
In fact some of the same materials
used in Seattle will be used in Helena,
and particularly in the way of electri-
cal devices in the shape of the cres-
cent and the scimitar. This year there
will be many smaller devices along
the same order.
Reports given out at the head
quarters of the Algeria Temple here
by R. J. Lemert, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee in charge of the
arrangements for the ceremonial, and
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
FIRE DOES MUCH DAMAGE

A fire, believed to be of incendiary
origin, destroyed the entire hay crop
on Jack Norville's ranch south of the
Missouri, last Thursday night. The
fire started about midnight and
eleven stacks we're burned in one field
and as there was no fire between the
stacks, it is inferred that they were
set. A heavy wind the following day
blew sparks from the smouldering
stacks on to the dry grass and
prairie fire resulted, spelling great
deal of range belonging to Claude
Willis and burning about 100 tons Of
hay on his place. A large sheep shed
valued at $1,000 also went up in
smoke, but the biggest loss will be
the hay, as very little can be bought
in that part Of the country.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12
TREMENDOUS GRAIN CROP
IN SHERIDAN COUNTY
100000 Bushels of Grain Will Be
Shipped to Market.

oHlppeU IO MARKET.
Over the branch line of the Great
Northern Railway from Plentywood
to Bainville, in Sheridan County, there
will be shipped this year 100000 bu
of grain, according to a conserva-
tive estimate made by the railroad
people, elevator men and the farmers
themselves.
This is more than half the entire
production of grain in Montana il,
1904 and exceeds the amount of grain
shipped out of the state in that year.
! The Plentywood branch is SO miles
in length, and the estimate of 5,00O,-
600 bushels is for that line alone. In
addition there is the Sioux line ex-
tending fifty-five miles into the coun-
ty from the east and along the south
side of the county is the main line Of
the Great Northern, probably seventy
five miles in length. How much grain
will be hauled by these two lines in
Sheridan County is problematical, but
it is safe to say that an estimate OF
100000 bushels would not be amiss
j. A total for Sheridan County OF
100000 bushels Of grain which will
be shipped to market, approaches
closely the entire production of grair
in Montana in 1904, when there were
9,535,654.
If these figures for Sheridan Coun-
ty are approximately correct, then the
prediction of Louis w. Hill that his
railway would haul to market 28,O0O,-
900 bushels Of grain this year, will be
verified. 1t begins to appear as if all
estimates heretofore made will have
to be revised. The government esti-
mate published before harvest began
was ra-conservative.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12

The Maccabees are one of the
strongest fraternal benefit organiza-
tions in existence today and their
membership throughout the country
has been ever on the increase. The
lodge has a reserve fund of nearly
eight and one-half millions with an
nual interest earnings of over $780,
900. It has $4,000 invested ih bonds
in Montana.
The lodge is the largest of its kind
in the world for women.