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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08
County and anyone with grit and
hard work can build up a home
as good as mine.
Lyman R. Dayton.
Sept. l, 1915.

Sept. l. 1913.
Replying to your letter, as to
how | have made it since coming
to Perkins county. will say that
| filed in June. 1908. had a
horses. 2 cows and S400 cash
when | came.
now have 8 horses. II head
of cattle, Is hogs and all farm
machinery and do not owe any,
thing on my personal property.
| own 240 acres of which | will
be able to clear next fall.
lost $500 in a wind storm in
1911, when my barn was blown
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08

The following letters from
farmers in this section of the
country show that there are a
great many who have stated
with practically nothing and
made a nice sum of money farm
ing here. Nowhere can money
be made more rapidly or more
easily than here in the Trans
Missouri country.
September l, 1915.
In reply to your inquiry as to
how l have made it farming
since l came to Perkins County
in 1907, will say that l had SIS
and my wife had SIS when we
filed on our homestead in June
of that year.
We did not farm any in 1907
as we were too late to do any.
thing that wear.
We have raised plenty Of feed
each year. oats, barley and corn.
We have planted from 20 to 25
acres of corn each year. Last
year / fattened Is hogs and had
800 bushels of corn left. NV
oats went SO bushele per acre in
The Irish standard., 1915-02-13
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE

RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
Whereas it hath pleased the Divine
Ruler to call from Earth the beloved
wife of our esteemed brother, Andrew
A. Dunleavy, and whereas the sum-
mons came to her in the bloom of life,
when love of home, family and friends,
and every instinct of the human
heart hath doubly pleaded to stay the
parting hour, they bowed their heads
to it with true Christian resignation.
Therefore, be 1t resolved that Division
No. z Ancient Order of Hibernians ex-
tend to Brother Dunleavy our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in the hour of
his deepest sorrow, and be it further
resolved that copy be spread on the
minutes of this meeting and that these
resolutions be published in the Irish
Standard.
j. M. Brownrigg
M. Dryer
w. G. Baker
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Reilly. Brainerd.
Auditing Committee - Margaret Scott,
St: Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis:
Elizabeth Mentally, st. Paul
insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. e. w.
Buckley. st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsyille:
anna Willesen. Duluth; Margaret Nolan,
Auditing Committee - Ellen McGrath,
lie McColl, st. Paul.
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NEW ENVOY TO MEXICO.
M. BrOWnrigg
M. Dwyer
w. G. Baker


Duval West, former United States
district attorney at San Antonio, Tex.
as. was selected Tuesday to act as the
personal representative Of President
Wilson in Mexico. Mr.. West is So
years old and a native of Austin, Tex
as. He was assistant United States
district attorney during the Cleveland
administration. The new envoy is
commissioned to make general in
quiries into conditions in Mexico and
interview the principal leaders, max
ing clear to them the position of the
United States government with re.
spect to interest of Americans in
Mexican property and the protection
of foreigners residing within the Mex
lean boundaries.
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Charles M. Schwab, the Catholic
president of the Bethlehem Steel Co.,
has purchased outright the entire town
of Shimmersville near South Bethle.
hem, Pa, to provide ground space for
number of new buildings for his
steel plant.
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mad, 1t would appear, gone out to hunt
rabbits, and was seen to fall as he was
on his way home. Death is stated to
have been the result of heart disease.
The annual bazaar in aid of the poor
of Waterford relieved by the Sisters of
Charity was opened short time ago
in the large room of the city hall by
the Most Rev. DR.. Sheehan.
The death has taken place in his
eightieth year, at the Institute of the
Brothers of Charity, Belmont Park,
Waterford, of Rev. Brother Belinus.
Deceased was native of Belgium and
had been 56 years in the community,
serving in various establishments in
Belgium and England and accompany
ing the Brothers on their settlement in
Waterford 20 years ago.
Westmeath.
The IA men from the Tyrrellpass
district who were released from
Mountjoy. after having completed the
prison terms imposed by Justice Ken
ny at the last Leinster Assizes for al
legged cattle driving, were given a pub.
lie reception at Mullingar. A demon
stration was organized by William
Ganly, Ballydonegan, and national airs
were played by the Cloneyheigue band.
Wexford.
1t Is stated in the event of Alder.
man Sinnott not going forward for re.
election to the Wexford Mayoralty, the
name of Alderman Hanton will be
submitted to the Corporation.
A resolution of sympathy with the
relatives of the late Pilot Master of
Wexford harbor, Captain Moses Bog.
gan, in whose schooner, the Glynn, Will
liam O'Brien made a sensational escape
to Bristol rs years ago, was passed by
the Wexford Harbor commissioners.
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wAsEcA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

,e County President. Miss Mary Boylan.
Mary 2y Edwin MG ~ Pr: Ma
vice Pres. Mrs. Julia Dempsey. 1924 Co.
i s'1 'ss. Ave: Rec: sscy.. Mrs. n: A. Lane.
G ga 18th "a Ave; N: Fin, sscy:. Mr.. Kath
Ryan. 81 Holden ST.; Med. Exam Ss; s'f b.
Rose Valley, 1856 Andrus Bldg. Meetines
are held on second and fourth Monday
~. Division NJ; 2. MINNEAPOLIS Pres.
Vice We Pres, Mrs: Mary Kauth, le5 18th
Az r. Rec e &c., Mr: M MsFy oSkssyss
4ls 9Th a. Ave. n. F.; Fin. Sec. Mrs. Bridget
Kay. 3l35 Grand st: y. E.; Ins. sec., Nra.
Margaret Sullivan; 75e WashinEton 81. Il.
Ave: N. e.: Med. Exam, Dr.. Phelan. 81
Anthony Bank Bldg. Meetin91 eFo held
on first and third Mondays Of month IN
Workmen's Hall at D, m.
Division No. ;. Minnsapolis-Pres.. Mrs.
Annie Dugan. 1889 Bryant Ave. n; Vice
Pre::, Mrs.. Jennie Rice. 2035 Bryant Ave.
AZ. En- see, Nay Me- ksss e: j Ryss
LIZ Meb, isd Az Az E.; 1ns Sec. Mrs Nslis
Miss Irene Hughes. 1o1s srd st. N; Med.
bury Bldg. Meetings are held on first ana
Srd st. and Plymouth Ave. N.
Alice Kelly. sis 18th Ave. g.: Vice VICE Pres:
Mrs. Nellie McGough. 1885 Bloomington
Ave. Aye Rec: Sec, Mrs; Mary Troy: 1905 1lth
Bryant. all1 oirard Ave. s.; Treas, 1rs.
M Exam.:. DE-. Barber. syndicate Blk; 81.
Meetinxs arc held On nrst tI and third We'd ed
assi oomnrt OF M. %Sntn .n IL Maeosess h
xa Ry; Mas NO ;o HspDns Sa1Ss s7 w.
Pres; Mary Gleason. 1907 Emerson Ave.
Az. n; FIJI. Sec. Maria Jordan ian: i s7is
Ak a.r. .as A &c., NJ K't 4s.s
Martha Griffin. 500 9Th Ave. g.: Med.
EXAM. DR.: J. p. Flynn, corner Bryant
and 3oth; Meetings are held on the first
Hall, corner 4th st. and goth Ave. Il. at
p. N.
Division Nc: Z, M!nneapolie-Pres:, Ma
Mary 7. Waddick. 1855 Taylor st. N. p:
garet Martin, 3546 Pierce St. N. a.: Fin.
Sec. Mrs.. Margaret Moran, S0s 37th Ave
"a a a.. IN g ~ r NE: MY 1.R g:
DR.. n. +. Mcguire, 1859 Central AVG.
Meetings are held on first wednesday Of
each month In I. o. o. +. Hall, Sind and
Central AYES.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President, Mrs.. Ellen Conray.
S6S st. Clair st.; Vice Pres, Miss johanna
Cook. 81 p. Eleventh st.: Rec. Sec, Mrs.
Margaret Scott. 41S Central Ave; Treas.
Mrs: Margaret Carey. 90? w. Central Ave:
Franklin SITS.
,o Division No. !, g; Psa'-R Prs Miss
Mrs. Mary Kenny. 100 3. 4th st.: Rec.
Sec, Mrs. Mabel Allen. - 18th st.; Fin.
Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth McNally; 3oe Mack
%snu. 1is Carol Ave-. Ts.. 1sse 1se-
garet casby. So John st.: Med Exam.
DR.. r. A. Burns, Lowry Bldg. 1eet10gD
are held on first and third Thursdays of
month In Hibernian Hail at Z p. m.
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Division No. !. Observation-Disclosures.
Elisabeth olynn: Vice Pres. Sarah Noon
An: Fin. and Ins. Sec, Julia Murphy. Rec.
Sec. Mary Dalton: Treas, Anna Burke.
Division No. !, st. Paul--Pres. Bn.e-
Pres. Marssrst Reach. sos g. Alhens
iitehasid Ave-; Fin. sec:. Nay aynss.
1915 Aibsmalie ST.; Ins. Sec, Mary No.
Ian. ~ Edmund st.; Treas, Mary Wag-
ner. 81 virginia Ave-: Ned. Exam.. Dr.
Owen Nckson. ~ Lowry 1d1. 9ese.
inse afe held On second and loufth Wod.
needay1 Of month In Hbern1an Han A3
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HENNEPIN COUNTY.

nell. $500 LonEfellow Ave; vice Pres,
Jas: McKenna, les 5oth Ave. g.; Treas, b.
4 10 owen s., 24as e.: 18th Ave: s.: Rec. sec.
W. z: Casey. 2ea Fremont Ave. n.
Division No: 2@President. Felix Nc.
Ms soon' ~ IL a az s. sxs s. ygs John
Frank Buiger; Fin. Sec, Frank 3. Mon:
Kelly. 1919 18th Ave. s.: Treas. EdW.
Beyans: ISIS Chicago Ave.
rts.. 4ls Str Aye n. Fl viye-Pres.. John
= A. Hsdisy. issi sts st. n. h.; Fl Fin s and
H. sss; .a: a sSys "a asa .{S e.
:. Division No. 4-President, John Menal-
i w.: s2s Mashinston Ave; n; Vice Pres.
Sec. Edw. Delaney. 1900 James Ave. n;
Fin. Sec. p. Kinnane, 20iI James Ave.
Treas. s'e Tho: fss asSi IY III. IN AZ
; Division 9,, No. s-Pre.,dent 7; =. Dorsey.
Vice Vice Pres r., " F: Ryan. Linden inns.
aSSss No nas MnHS;,s, ne! G, in' sec YIN
neapolis; Fin: SEQ. Jas. Ryan. Linden
Hilis. Route Nc. :; M!nneapolis: Treas: !.
s;'s s.a Il S,a E Fr. Cum
J. Roscoe, s11 Nicoliet Ave: Sec, Leon.
ard Farrell. 21le Cedar Ave: Fin. Sec,
O. =. Cummings. l7so 18th Ave. g.
Division No. president. 8. Il. sha1.
non, 49, University Ave N. b.: Vice
Pres, Jas, McHugh; Rec. Sec: Thos. Pep
eSe ill III Harmon f.es; mr. Ess's &c..
Division Nc. ePre.ident, M. e. o.Don.
nell. S64 Security Bank Bldg; Vice Pres,
ms. Sec. J: c. sheehan. ~ Hennepin
Ave-: Rec. Sec, J. II. Cribby. Ills Haw-
t tho ne Ave-; Treas. J. c! McMahon, lsl
Division No. s-president, p. J. Nc.
cormick. Hopkins. MINI; Vice Pres. II.
Sec T Ho nt,ssrsids; HoDk!ns. MINI.
Weldon. Hopkins. MINI. mi r. sf r. No: Il /;
Tress.; Thos. Mcoannon. Hopkins. MINI.
Division No. 1o-Pre.,dent. =: D. pssn-
Fin. Sec. John Moran. sos nth Ave. n.
& e. Fl r = Treas John aormley. s7'7 Taylor
LIE sUEuR COUNTY.
County. President. Jacob Gish. Le
= D!yis!on No. :. MentsomsryL5P,es:, 6.
Re- Me s.e III V!ss r Rpe' , T. e. Cassidy
Hanlon: Ins. sec.,. D. A. Hanlon; Treas.
P. J. Keohen; Med. Examiner, Dr.. James
McKeon. Meetings are held on first Sun.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No: :. currie-Pres., M. n.
Sec. g: J. cauley; Fin. Sec. J: J. Cor
man: Treas, Jos. Byrne; ms Sec, ]. J,
German: Chaplain, Rev. Chas. Cavan-
naush; Med !L E1 AM Pr " F. Patter:
each month in Germans Han. Currie,
MINI.
MOBILES COUNTY.
County President. Thos. Burke. Ellis
i zisea No: w. !; n g ,,r Mich:
REQ. Sec. James Burke: Fin In Sec - John
Carey; Ins. Sec, James Burke; Treas.
Thos. Sweeney: Med; Examiner. Dr.
cress. Meetings are held on second Wed.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
W. sls1es sS Il. e..e e. 7ss Psss
Thos. Donahue. 10 Charles st.: Fin. Sec.
r. :; ccnnolly: i:s y: I'll e.: In,; Sec.
! Marlin ). Les. los summit Ave-: Med.
Examiner, DR.. c. q. Perry, S1e Lowry
Bldg. Neetinss are held On second ana
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibsrnian
Hall, at p. m.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
st. Louis county County president,
John 1lmons 81 Noeth 18th Avs0u0
Diviaoo No. I. Duluth - rs6adsat,
Wlniam ,. Nufnlan, GO Dast Srd D.;
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NATIONAL oFFIcERs.

NATIONAL. oFFlcERa.
President-Joseph McI4auehlin. philadsl.
phia, Pa. A''''S''>
Vice Presidsnt-Pstrick +. Cannon.
Treasurer-N. ". Delaney. Illinois.
Seoretary-Philip ]. Sullivan, Connecti.
The Irish standard., 1915-02-13

Vice President. John F; scenlen. 10TH
~ ynot Hi
Fest Pc srd St.; Treasurer, 7: "; Lydon.
p w. Fahsy 2'7 - New w.. Jersey RlGs;
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second
Avenue West and Fourth Street.
piyzsioe o e. .s We' s. 9plu xSs
Fin. and Inns. Sec. J. cennelly. ia No.
sixty-third Aye. ": Rec. Sec; J. y.
Treas: P: H. Mcaraw, lls 50. Fifty.
Payette. Silva Block. Meetings held on
ssii, Monday of each month at atl'y''
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President. F. J. Leonard. Jor-
Division No. 1, Belle Plaine4Pres. DR..
John kelley. Belle PLANE; Rec. ssc..
John r. Stearns. Belle PLANE; Fin. Sec,
James q; stratton. Belle PLANE; 1ns: sec.
y lem Z H H. strsttcn Belle Plaine; Trsas.
Moloney. Meetings are held on first Sun
day Of month In Fraternity hail. ut 1880
p. m.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President M. Mahoney. Nor.
Division No: President james 7.
rahan. Morris: Rec. Sec. Eugene Fits.
gerald o Morris; +: Fin T., SEES 9. Hsets-
ney; Donneliy; Medical examiner. De. =.
=. Fitzgerald. Sick committee. John DAILY.
e. Mccarthy. John Ring: Meetinge flrst
STEELE COUNTY.
os County P s;,.S George c. Toh.r.
D K1,ae H ~ oxstg.n.rs' 5Snn
Rec. Sec. J. 5. Msio;ne S" Fin. &c., ss !. i:
Malone: Inns. Sec. J. e. Malone; Treas.
John Hogan; Med. Exam, q. q. Morn.
ne9dsy n onsS are r. ked on Art = e;
| p. m.
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, County Prs'idsnt-D. F. Mcp.rmots.
=, Division vision. NJ W,.. l. ciontsrf7P.ssa Wm:
Rec. Sec. Andrew KavanauEh; Fin: sso..
Tse.s. John ao.:e ss'' ST.; Ned: '3@ ess.:
DR.. o. Dagnault. Benson, MINI. Meet.
inge are held on first Sunday Of month
in A. O. H. Hall.
w1NoNA COUNTY.
y, County president. M. J. Ryan. ssA n.
-, Pi VI NJ :, lssPres;: :; 4: MsM,1l.n.
s74 Indiana Ave-; Rec Sec, John DuSan.
203 "; Mark st.; Fin. Sec, n. J. Lynch.
lynch. saan Mssh,n 81 e.: T sss j.
Ryan. 264 p. King ST.; Med. Exam, d..
Lester, 40S Winona st. MeetinEs are held
on second and fourth Thursdays Of month
In st. Thomas hall
wAsEcA COUNTY.
County President. J. p. coughlin, We.
| SEGA.
Division No. /, waseca President.
Michael Lambert; Vice Pres, John =.
Hamill: Rec. Sec, J. w. Conway; Ins.
Sec, Charles McLoone; Treas. b. i.
Lilly.
Division No. 2. GAINESVILLE President,
James Sullivan: Vice Pres. T. Foley:
Elm. and ms. Sec. ]. NJ. Byron: Req.
Sec.. J. Dalton: Treas, James Mcbride.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

10 V0N0HGtIs
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
4Gnn p; + He M.;s,. D:la yss ,
Ed: r Hayes. New Jersey.
5 Myis. E el. %sE.3 Mt'1sn1f.S;
STATE oFFicERs-MiNNgsorA.
6. President-T. J. Doyle. Endieott Bldg.
state secreta1y-P. j. o:Donneii. $500
Longfellow Ave-, Minneapolis.
Ireasurer-John sheehy, Montgomery.
state Chaplain-Rev. p. J. Fox, James.
President Of Insurance Fund IT. J.
s. siiscrctasy OF 1nsurancs-Thomas WEIGH.
state Treasurer Insurance - John
state Medical Dirsctor-Dr. J. v. o'con-
Moran. e.poiis: 3. ): ScManus. v St.
5. Gorcoran. 81. Paul: Tho aass'' Wsle s.
NATIONAL oFFicERs-L. A. A. Q. II.
National President - Mrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly. Pawtucket, r. L
National Vice President-Aiss b. A.
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary-Nrs. Adella Chris.
ty. Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer - Ars. Mary G.
Connolly, Syracuse, N. Z.
STATE oFF,cgRs-l, A, A. o. n.
President - Mrs.. Mary B. Daley. 1900
Central Ave-, Minneapolis.
Vice Prooidont-Ai0o Nay =. 8amml0
Secretary Dlla c. Ksatins. 1T Pleas.
TrcNsarsf - Hdss Mary coogsn. Fasi-
bAnlk
Board q Dtrsetors-1ary n. eullivaa.
Duluth: xnlan Co0r0y. q, paul: Mary ].
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-r,mE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA rnTYNrv

sNsSS VeUSS VI NICE lN0s
ANoKA COUNTY.
/. s County President. John P. Coleman.
Division No. l. Anoka-Pres.. William
k .%.. Seq Charles s67s F. Green: Fin: See:
Ardle: Treas. John Ward; Med. "i Exam ms
liners; J. II. Frank and A. T. Caine.
month In Woodman Hall at D. m,
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President. NJ. J. Mcdonnell.
DREW py'i'oP sh No. Vice Fss. *;.,a Am
Rec: Sec, Jeremiah scanlon: FIN. ssc..
Treas. John w. Ginnaty; Med. Examin.
en- er, DE- Dr. s,a n; Randall; Meeting. held
Fraternity Hall.
BLUE EARTH.
son Lake.. County vice prssfdent, paniei
Coufhlin. Mankato: County Secretary. N.
a: LSons as MadlSon Lake; County Treas.
sses; Mienael o'srien. Mankato: County
Sentinel. John Mccail. Msnksto. and
Chaplain. Rev. Fl. Hughes, Manksto, ~'
.!D,vision NO. !. Mankato - President,
n na9ha eo oSR7sien, csrfol ST. Vice Pres.
sc Pleasant st.: Fin: Sec. g. Fitzgerald:
ms. Sec. John Mccall: Treas, +. r.
Coushlan: Meet in K. G: han. second and
Division No. ,. Madison Lake-Presi.
cent, Jas. Sullivan, Madison Lake: Vice
Pros. n. A. Sullivan. Madison Lake; Rec.
Sec. W. A: Lyons. Madison Lake; Fin.
Sec. 2: J. Medrath. Madison Lake: ms.
Sec. VIM: r. Connor. Madison Lake;
Treas. John McNamara, Earle Lske:
Ne Med is3 ESx an pr: Mrgins. Meetins:
month in Woodman's hall. Madison
CROW WING COUNTY,
County President, VIM. Barron. IA
Fourth Ave; Brainerd. MINI.
Hush Breason. COS Kingwood ST.; Vice
Pres. II. n: Mccartney. 3l5 N. Srd st.;
Fin. Sec, J. J. Brady, SIC II. 9TH st.;
Treas. Sec; Brady: sig e. y. sth e..
M sasa d Examiner: Pr; F. a. Bennett, Cit:
on second and fourth Tuesday, Of month
In K. G. Hall.
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CROW WING COUNTY.
DAKOTA COUNTY

County President. T. P. Moran, Hast.
division No. 1. Hastinrs-Div. Pres.
7: J. Barrett Hastings, Mimi; Vice
Pres: Patrick Carolan. Hastings. MINI. !:
Fin. Sec. N. o'Brien, Hastings. MINI. !:
1ns. Sec. M. O'Brien Hastings. Mimi. !:
Treas. John Kane; Medical Examiners.
ORE. Peck ana Brady: Meetings held on
in A. o. q. W. Han. '
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@ Derry.
r. J. Mccormack of the customs and
excise, Liverpool, who was educated at
the Long Tower and Brow-of-the-Hill
schools, Derry, has been appointed
chief preventive officer in the customs
Of the siemese protectorate.4
DR.. c. e. Hetherington, resident med.
ical superintendent Of Derry asylum,
was the recipient Of very flattering
welcome by the united officials of the
city and Gransha institution, on the oc-
casion Of his resuming duty after
serious illness consequent on an attack
made on him by an asylum patient.
The Stairs presented him and Mrs.
Hetherington with an illuminated I'D.
dress and : handsome silver ten tray.
Owing 10 Withdrawals Of municipal
candidates In Coleraine the following
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Gently. He had lived a very secluded
life and his non.appearance had not
been remarked by the neighbors. On
the discovery of the body it was ap.
parent that deceased had been dead
for some weeks.
Waterford.
Very Rev. M. Sheehan, M. A., D. PHI,
Maynooth college, presided at the
january quarterly meeting Of the COM
mittee of management of Ring Irish
college, hungarian, at which q report
was read from the inspector Of the de.
partment Of agriculture and technical
instruction on his inspection Of the
college during the 1914 summer sea.
son. The report showed that the col
lege was doing admirable educational
work. The building fund trustees re-
ported that G12O Of the building and
purchasing debt was paid of during
1914, leaving $3.50 due to the bank.
The original cost Of building and fur
nishing the residential college was
$4,000.
At the celebration Of the golden jubi-
lee Of Rev. Brother Hin. Mount Sion,
Waterford, a telegram was read from
his holiness the Pope congratulating
the jubilarian and conveying the papal
John Walsh, aged 81. Of Ballinamin-
ira Dungarvan, whose dead body was
found on the rosdstde ct Ktlleoshall,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-13
THREE COUNTIES JOINED
IN ANNUAL INSTITUTE
TEACHERS FROM LATAH, CLEARWATER AND
NEZ PIERCE COUNTIES GATHERED IN MOSCOW
SESSIONS OPENED TODAY
approximately $50 Teachers in Attendance-Splen-
did Program Has Been Arranged-Visitors
Given Auto Rides This Afternoon

$3.50, penmanship; 500, reading,
"Enoch Arden Frank E. Brown.
Friday, 8:45-Penmanship; 9:15,
music; announcements; $3.50, address,
Imagination and Voice Methods" F.
E. Brown; 1915, Sections: l. Primary,
Mrs. Walker; II. intermediate, Frank
E. Brown; III. Mind Management" "
Mr.. Bond; 11:15, address, "The I'm
measurable in Education" Mrs. Walk
err.
Noon, 1:45-Music; 200, address,
Education and Life" Frank E.
Brown.
Superintendents' and Principals
Section-Monday, "Thrift-How Best
Taught in School," l. S. How, Genesee; ;
E. A. Small, Peck. Tuesday, "A High
School Course of Study That Will
Meet Modern Needs" Supt. Jolliffe,
Orofina; Supt. J. F. Johnston. Clifford.
Wednesday, "Plans and Suggestions
for Teachers Meetings." Supt. Henry,
Moscow. Thursday, Should the
Teacher Submit Plans of Her Work
to the Superintendent" Supt. John
son, Culdesac. Friday, Frank M.
Erickson, Dept. of Education, U. of L.,
and others.
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SEND EXHIBITS
TO THE FAIRS
UNIVERSITY LIVE STOCK AND
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
GREATLY IN DEMAND
Possibility of Live Stock Being Shown
at San Francisco Fair-Exhibit
to Spokane !.

University of Idaho live stock and
| both faculty members and students
are in demand at the various north
west fairs and that there is posSi-
bility of the university live stock be-
! ing sent to the San Francisco exposi-
ton was indicated today when it be-
came known that the exposition man
agement had expressed a wish that
an exhibit be sent there in October.
Prof c. W. Hickman of the animal
husbandry department, has accepted
an invitation to judge live stock at
the Latah County Fair during the first
three days With Dean E. ]. Iddings
he will be at the Spokane fair this
week to conduct the stock-judging
class work with junior and senior
students in animal husbandry, who
will assemble at Spokane for that
purpose.
The following is the list of students
who will meet at Spokane prior to
coming to Moscow for the opening of
the university on Friday and Satur-
day of next week and will do practice
judging of live stock, which is part
of the required course in animal hus-
bandry and a part of the training Civ
en- in preparation for the stock-judg
ing contest at the winter shows: r.
E. Wood, Payette; r. R. Miller Spo-
kane; c. A. Ficke, Payette; Clarence
Johnson, Idaho Falls; Oscar Johnson,
Idaho Falls; William Booth, Nezperce;
John Booth, Nezperce; Walter Thom-
as, Davenport, Wn.; A. H. Nelson,
Pocatello; L. S. Plato, Bonners Fer
ry: F. Nj. Wehr, Star; R. R. Groniger,
Moscow; Paul Wenger, Aberdeen.
The university live stock exhibit
was shipped to Spokane the middle of
last week and will be exhibited there
during the fair the coming week. This
is one of the best exhibits every sent
to Spokane and is particularly no.
ticable that of the IA head consisting
of Z steers and fat wethers, all ex-
cept one have been bred, grown and
fitted on the university farm This
is the first time that the university
has been able to send out an exhibit
herd made up SO largely of its own
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