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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY

AZ Ss? 81 Sssse i
an Ave. DSSg e M xc Mars IS5a
Mary 0Kssfs: Trsasarsr.s ~ 11s sfhi AT 7s:
5eo Tre%sont ave- GeuHSe ny: GG s:
Ter'ssasa Jordan, Mistress at Arms: Mrs Mrs.
6rpfa iggiaia Ray H. sentinsL .
41r ra Mrs Mrs. Tresa Jordan. 310s Cedar
sth ave wee NJ sef FIN MF ssc M MA A. Lane Sli
Mrs.: S CLARA Ryan; s. Holden st.; fffa ns:
geo. M M5ss h Mary Boylan 1925 18th Ava
Lillian Ryan: Meetings hs held on sece
e. W. 74q ha Mz792sS1 f7th q st. month at
Nay Ill., 600 M41tasns ST. q ~ v;ss
A aTss m Mr. ke: John Rac sRsi; 5$es Emerson
get Ray, 1921 Grand ST. n. r.: ms. Sac Sac
n Margaret E re- Sullivan, 75s Washington ST.
Ave n p; Medical Exam niiaief 6o aas 81
OBrien: Meetings held on the first
and an third Monday Of each month at siS
dent. Mary L McBreen. ssss Aidrsss
Bryant Ave; n; Rec. Sec. 1 Nary ~
kz IL: RSsa 15 a. Sd T X2,
n; ms: Sec, Mrs: Nellie Webster. III
ss1s 81 &; St e9%Rerss sofin at; ~
Meetings held frst ana third r HxS =;
sra f St: N! month Hail. Plymouth ssi
ant $4i4 Gtrard Ave- s s.: v Anna BY 5sy-
yrs: Ia 1da. Mohler. 724 10th Ave. s.; Rec.
Az Treas. sMf Miss rMnG Marie 2f %ar 1stl
bb sss sa;rb sSes III a7th Az
tho and ehIrd ws MdSst,ass are e
Lake Commercial Club. - '"' H'~''
%:;5 r. at!s 81. 5ss::
5 MS7.i Emerson Ave: NJ; Rec. Sec. -:
M Merif,'s ySId 1sl' 81, IN AZ f4n
Ins see. Katherin. oT 'srfsn, ~ ~: +:
fard Ave. n; Treas, Martha Girl =. Sia
N ME- Me.n Av I'll, T.; Med: Examiner. Df. J.
ing. held evsry arst and III third r iasSs-
Gays Of each month at schuiar Sail ~,
ner 4tn st. and Goth Ava n.
dent, vi Marx No Yr :. Nj
y5Se s. Pres q Mfs; NJ Iosaa. Isl N Ma IL
N Hy1os a1erce St. N. E.; Fin. Sec, Mrs. M
~ Snea 4 sss5 T Il f. 9s 81
Treas:, Mrs. g. Burns, 9l5 eth 1ve. II
~; MEDICAL Examiner, Dr. Rose VaileiV
Meetings held on the first and thi:i
" e9nesday Of each month at 22nd 1vS
RAMSEY COUNTY.
,ecS ess ~ =, Prestaent; Mrs.: Ellie. csnrav.
mamma Cook, 81 u. 11th a. !. 1en ~
MIS- Mrs.: Margaret Scott, AZ Centrsi ~:
Central E;.n a. Aye; e. Meetinss held 1t Ibss:
b. 1iv1 Me9n No :. g; P,.ul-Pres, 1l...-
Pres. Margaret Reach, CT sts I,SnS
S r.; Re-; Sec: Mergeret Clarke. is;
n1as1 1e nsh1, Az; Fin Fin. See. Mary II ynsS
III hUas a: Aei,n EN- st.; Ins. See, Nary -.
nsr y ESs 1WG,m nnn st.: Trees. Nary WoS-
lr. owen IcKson. Sb7 f11 1zem AZ.
lettings are held on second al fens$S
xeonssd9ys Of each menth n NJ.
man Hall at Sis ,. n.
Division Ne. :, st. Paul-Pr..aA-
h f1s:. }sse e:' "a, c:ss: q if ft
Rec. sec, Mrs. Ka 6beaIn HIi;1. es ~ 81:
trl . Sec. ar:. Hlisabstb-lEsNeii1. ~
McManus, 80 caFroi Ave-: 49, iS
narsaret Ca.ey. .Ss3 Jo6a q; ~. -
H a.1Ss: ~. - A. a; .r1s, LsvTy 80.
Thgrslszs & sesS Ss.th n ~ ssts.se
Hall at . ,. n.
WASDcA COUNTY.
.Diyisiea Ne. 1. Jaassvaus-R,.sa..A
AoonaA; y11. ana Ia "a S12s.
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No More Sugar.

Cashel Guardians have petitioned
the Local Government Board and the
Sugar Commissioners to set aside a
supply of sugar for hospitals, work
houses and similar institutions. Since
January %, officers as we'll as inmates
of the Workhouse have had to do with
out sugar, the only supply available be-
ing set apart for the infants and chill
dren in the house.
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Inspector of Food.

Mr.. Thomas w. West, Mullyduff,
Newtownbutler, farmer and stock
breeder, has been appointed to an in
spectorship under the Department of
Agriculture in connection with the In
creased Food Production Regulations.
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MiIitarism Rampant.

At Middleton, William Duhig was
fined Is. on a charge under the De-
fence of the Realm Act. He was al
legged to have said amongst other
things, to Michael Walsh; an ex-sol-
der who had lost a leg in the fighting
in France: II hope the Germans will
help to free Ireland"
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to the cemetery, the coffin being car
ried with much difficulty. There is
great distress amongst the poor.
KILDARE.
Injured by Stove Explosion.

Injured by Stove Explosion.
Ten girls were injured by an explo-
sion of stove in Mar Carpet Factory,
Mary Quinn and Maggie Kelly, who
were severely burned about the neck
and arms, were taken to the Union In
Urinary.
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Whole Family Poisoned.

Five members of Belfast family
named Wilson, residing at Diamond
Street, were admitted to hospital suf-
fering from gas poisoning. They were
discovered in comatose condition in
their bedrooms, and although they are
not yet out of danger, are improving.
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QUEENS.
Redmond Machine Shattered.

Redmond Machine Shattered.
The news of the election of Count
Plunkett for North Roscommon was re-
ceived with great rejoicings through
out Queens County, and there were
demonstrations to celebrate the event
held In many of the towns. The people
are relieved that the Redmondite ma
chine Is shattered.
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WATERFORD.
Town Clerk Pensioned.

Town Clerk Pensioned.
At Waterford Corporation letter
was read from Mr.. James J. Feely,
Town Clerk, resigning his position on
condition that he was granted a pen
sion of $3.50 year, two-thirds of his
salary. 1t was decided that Mr.. Feely
be granted a pension of $500 year.
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KERRY.
Death Of Father Murphy.

Death Of Father Murphy.
The death has occurred at his resi-
dence of Rev. John Murphy, PIP,
Fries, County Kerry. The announce
ment has awakened the deepest SYM
pathy in Kerry where he was esteemed
for his many good qualities.
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Irish Prisoners.

The United States Consul in London
having refused to transmit to Presi-
dent Wilson the Cork County Coun-
ellis resolution regarding amnesty for
Irish rebellion prisoners unless sent
through the Foreign Secretary, the
Council decided to forward it to that
Minister.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS A. o. H.
Joseph Mclaughlin, N. p. Philadel.
Patrick F. Cannon. N. v. p. Clinton
Mass.
Thomas J. Mathews, N. s.. Providence
Peter ]. Doyle. N. v. p. Montreal
M. w. Delaney, N. T., Chicago. Ill.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS A. O. H.
John e. Healy, Wilmington, Del.
\, Edward R. Hayes. New Brunswick
Philp Jans sSlliv saRemTR SGm M'eh
Myles F. Mcfarland, Brooklyn, N. Y.
NATIONAL OFFICERS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Mary F. Mcwhorter. N. p, Chi
Mrs; Adelia christy. N. v. p. cleve-
Mrs; Susan M. McNamee. N. S.. Med
Miss Margaret Mcouade. N. T.. Pitts
NATIONAL DIRECTORS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Ada K. Cannon. Davenport,
Iowa, National Chairman Irish History.
STATE oFFIcERs-M,NNEsorA.
President-T. ]. Doyle. Endicott
Vice President-A. J. Powers. Duluth.
State, secretary--P. j. O'Donnell. $500
Longfellow Ave-. Minneapolis.
Treasurer-John sheehy. Montgom-
State chaplain-Rev. NJ. o'Brien.
President Of Insurance Fund ].
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
-, state Treasurer Insurance - John
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
Directors of. Insurance FUND.-. P.
Kennedy, Rice County; J. 2. Corcoran,
lei O'Connell. Hennepin; John Null
renen, Ramsey.
STATE oFFlcERs-L. A. A. O. II.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley. 1902
vice Pre:ident-Miss May E. Ham
mill, Duluth.
Pleasant Ave. st. Paul
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Tillaae Demonstrated.

IIIa9e OSnONSCraIOF.
Mr.. w. F. Crerand, Illistrim, Letter
kenny, has been appointed Tillage
Demonstration for County Cavan.
Cavan Urban Council adjourned in
respect to the memory of the late
Mr.. ]. Conaty.
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FERN ANAGH.
Drowned in Lake.

A verdict of accidental drowning was
returned at an inquest on Saturday on
James Gallagher, farmer, residing at
Cavancarragh, Enniskillen. He walked
on to the ICE of Tough Erne at
Enniskillen, in the darkness, believing
that it was solid ground, and was
drowned.
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News from Ireland
Death Of Auctioneer.

The death has taken place of Mr..
Neal Doherty, merchant and auc-
tioneer, Carndonagh, who was a we'll
known figure in the commercial life of
the Northwest.
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DERRY.
Shipyard Extension,

The North of Ireland Shipbuilding
Company have acquired an additional
plot of four acres for their shipyard at
Derry. The original area of the yard
has now been quadrupled.
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DOWN..
Back to Noah's Time.

+ You are all going back to Noahs
time" was the remark of Mr.. M'Crack-
ell at Newcastle Urban Council, when
Mr.. Mills objected to the amount con-
tributed to the Technical School, say
ing that National School education
was good enough"
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ANTRIM.
Death of William Gray.

Mr.. William Gray, M. r. l. A., who
died in Belfast in his eighty-sixth
year, took a prominent part for many
years in all city matters relating to
education, art, science and archae-
ology.
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Election of Secretary.

Election of Secretary.
At an election of secretary for the
County Waterford Agriculture Commit.
tee, in Dungarvan, voted for Mr.. o..
Dryer and for Mr.. Heating. 1t was
contended that of the voters for Mr.
O'Dwyer were disqualified by absence
and the Chairman, Dr. Dennehy, gave
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CLARE.
Body Found in River.

BODY FOUND III HIVeT'
The body of Mr.. Joseph Sheehan, far
mer, Kilshanny, missing since Ennis
fair, December 2, was recovered from
the River Fergus, four miles below the
town. Over 81 and gold watch was
found on the body. A verdict of found
drowned was returned.
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WICKLOW.
Tragedy at kiIcomon.

Tragedy at kicomon.
Kate and Anne Megan, aged eighty
eight and eighty-six, were burned to
death in their cabin at Kilcomon,
near Rathdrum. Both were old age
pensioners and practically bedridden.
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Vote Of Sympathy.

The Navan Guardians passed a vote
of sympathy with the relatives of the
late Rev. R. J. Merlin, Rector of
Navan, and chaplain to the workhouse.
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MONAGHAN.
Old AGE Committee.

Old Age Committee.
The Monaghan County Council have
appointed the Very Rev. Dean O'Con.
nor, PIP, and Mr.. 7. Nolan, Carrick-
macross, on the Old Age Pensions Com.
mittee.
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sIane Corn Mills Sold.

At Navan Messrs. P. Smith and Sons
put up for auction Slane Corn Mills,
with accommodation for three water
wheels. The lot included IA acres of
land. Mr.. P. Boyle, Co. c., Slane, was
the purchaser at E72O.
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TIPPERARY.

PaImist Imprisoned.
Sarah Campbell, a palmist, was, at
Clonmel, sentenced to a months i'm
prisonment for accepting money for
fortune-telling.
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MAYO.
Sessions Postponed.

Owing to the roads in the county be-
ing still blocked with snow, County
Court Judge Wakely has postponed the
Ballymote Quarter Sessions until
April.
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Bishop Reelected.

Most Rev. DR.. Higgins, Auxiliary
Bishop of Tuam, has been reelected
Chairman County Mayo Insurance
Committee
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CAVAN.

Direct Labor Scheme.
By z to marlborough Rural
Council adopted the County Survey
or's recommendation to put the direct
labor scheme into force.
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Condemn MiIitarisn.

Condemn MiIitarism.
A resolution of protest against the
sentences of Mr.. H. OBJ. Moran, solicit
tor, and Mr.. J. Ryan, was passed at the
annual convention of the County Mon
Afghan Gaelic Athletic Association.
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Three Calves At Birth.

A COW, the property of Mr.. John
Smith, J. p, Ballyhally, Cootehill,
gave birth to three calves on Wednes-
day at Clones. The calves are quite
strong and healthy.
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ARMAGH.
Destructive Fire,

The premises of Mr.. w. Mcguire,
grocer and provision merchant, Ar
magh, were totally destroyed by fire.
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.

SOC e? sseby A RresNjdf r Frank D. Feeney
Bsis;SP s5s s LsfsSs'ss2t VIZ:
Rec: Sec. Thes: 6'&eii 1' 242s it'll a1e Ave:
I'm sf ms &c., s. 6asfyM 81 Esem 1895
24S5 2sth Aye. S: Meetings held Isl
and Hennepin.
NJ Diytsi9 To- Nc g. 2@ 9. Felix Nc
Mason, BIZ 9Th Ave N. F.; Rec. Sec. F. J.
2, E. Monohan, 1874 p: 18th St.; Treas
Edward Bevans 2515 Chicago Ave; ms.
Sec.,. James Kelly, 1919 oath Ave. s.;
ings held on the first Sunday and third
halls. ~ ' '''''
ae Division Rion No; s@Pres;, John J: Daley,
Sec, John +. Murtaugh, ss1s 18th Ave Ave
81 500 Financial ms. secy;, F: p. styles,
sys B5 5oSn k Aye n s1 ~ n G e. n s
cate BLOCK; i DR.. 9. A: Lapierre. $o1 East East
aEe Hen spl1 Aye; Geo r. Brett, Chairman,
ings are held on First Sunday after.
month at A. 8. &. W. fail, So te =. Hem n.
nepin Ave.
allis. s23 Washington Ave. N; Vice
Pres, Jas. T. Houlihan, 1888 18th Ave.
n ~ Rec; Sec, Edw. Delaney, 1909 James
Jam xye FIR efs Sc. k!n1ssiR ss ~; ;:;'
vile. i414 4th St. II; Meetings held at
plymouth Ave. and Sd ST. NJ, I'd and 18th
Tuesdays of month.
Division No; WIN. Ryan, President;
son. Recording Secretary; Jas. Kyan,
}as sss
T Re- S;T. ., Hopkins; Route No. /. Meet at
,e1 Div isip No No. an; F: Grain, Pres,
S1is 4 18th s Ave so H'fkG Far TsfG
d Ree S TiH q &c Cedar Ays Sso & sheri
esday of e mon s at af Md sra R3 Wea
School Hall. 18th Ave. So. and 25t H1I 81.
55as iy 1st av NO Pi ce Pre W. A. Pepper
Financial secy:, r E. cur cum mi 9se 4e$
B B%szss Ay s Nj ih 1nz zve seoy 5a Treas
John MeCullen, iii Harmon Place:
Donaldson Bldg; Meeting held every
at 7oa Hennepin Ave. s:15.
Division No. s-President y: c.
wee Pres, Dr.. Fox. sol Grand Ave-. s.:
1116 Hawthorne Ave: Ts res:.. j. &. ~.
Mahon, 124 7th st. N. Meet on "a
Tuesday %,%,ay,. Of month at $S2 Hennepin Ave.
Feeney: So2 2sth Ave. n. E.; Vice Pres.
g: J.. Nolan. 1913 Jefferson st. N. H.:
Elm. Sec. John Moran, so5 9Th Ave. II.
~. f e. ses Treas. i.hS nss .rn LIS 3 3s7
Taylor st. N. p. Meetings held on Cd
Odd Fellows hall. ED and Central
LE sUBUR COUNTY.
County President. Jacob Gish. LIE
sueur. MINI:
pre vs ean 80 Speses VIE Pss Sn
G Saa Rec. Sec, EdY; clarkin; Fin.
H aa e'n;.1 Treas g + GRessidy; Medical
ings held on the 1rst Sunday afternoon
Of each month at 1850 in the Catholic
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County President, John simons, GIL
Division No: I. Duluth-President. J.
re Aggnf 4 ssa2 Sna A 81 N Ms Y gfs
AYE: East; Rec: sec'y, W: ]. Lynott.
1924 East 3rd St.: Fin. and ms. Sec'y,
n J. HaTHey l2a " West First st ST.
Med Exam, Dr.: E. w. Fahey, 2i7 New
o.P b 30 W Ss1s HInSt Vs:
Bos s; .'e 81 n sstS ~. seS Hs'
&c., James Connolly; III n; ssrd Az
s s3t1 Biz M.sti @ss hsd Dr. Is se':ss:
ond Monday Of each month at 500 2. y
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Casey's Heroic Act.

Matthew Casey, laborer, jumped into
the river at Carrick-on-Suir and res
cued a girl named Sullivan, aged eigh-
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Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan. Fari-

Oault.
Board of Directors-Mary N. sulli-
van, Duluth; Ellen Conroy, St. Paul
Mary J. Reilly. Brainerd.
=. Auditing Committee-,;Margaret Scott
Oils; Eli Eliza bet McNaily. St: Paul. e
Insurance Secretary - Margaret A
Grady. saltwater.
State Medical Director-Dr. j. M
Fox.
~ Directors Of Insurance Fqnd-Nellis
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville
Anna Willesen. Duluth: Margaret No
Ian, st. Paul.
ST. Cloud; Anna Bryant, Minneapolis
| Nellie Webster. Minneapolis.
| DIVISION OFFICERS A. .. H.-TIMN
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-John p. Coleman
Anoka, MINI.
Division No: 1. Anoka--Pres.. Ro
ara REV. aan &c., vG eb Pres %arn Rsh
Sec. Charles e. Green; ms Sec, Chas
E. Green; Treas, John Ward; Med. Elk.
J. Fl. Frank and A. G. Game. Meeting'
month at Woodman Hall.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-M. ]. Mcdonnell
0racevills. MINI.
| Division No. I, Graceville-Pres., ]. p
Trainor; Vice Pres. T. r. Rowan; Rec
Sec. ]: M. Scanlon; Fin. Sec. c. P. Gin
naty; ms. Sec, G; p; Ginnaty; Treas. !
Meetings held on the first Sunday AM
third Thursday Of each month at Fra
ternity Hall.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
County President. p J. Nc0rath
Madison Lake.
~ P y 1a,l No. 81, s1lz t. @ Nj
Sec, p. ii. jordan, s16 Pleasant St; Fin
Sec, G.. Fitzgerald, 221 8. 3rd St.; Ins
MsGa IL n sn aTa st Me rflas
held on second and fourth Sunday q
X. c. Hall.
Division No. 2. Madison Lake-M. A
Sullivan, .Pres:;- Michael Baynes. Vic
Pres; Robert Ma.digan, Rec. Sec: ]: !
Fugina, Med. Elk. Meetings held o.
The first Sunday of every month a
| WOOdman'S Hail.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President, VIM. Barren, Ala
Fourth Ave., Brainerd, MINI.
Hugh treason. sos Kingwood st.; Vice
Pres, H. H. Mccartney, 215 N. 3rd St.;
Rec. Sec. J. J. Nolan, 615 N. 9Th st.
4ns a &c., &c., B Brasy S zig n stR e. e.
Treas. b. G. McNamara, 70e Laurel st.
Med. Examiner. DR.. f. A. Bennett, Citi-
Gems State Bank Bldg. Meetings are
held on second and fourth Tuesdays OF
month in K c. hall
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GALWAY.
loughrea Lake Frozen.

For the first time in twenty-five
years the lake at Loughrea has been
frozen, and skating freely INDUCED in.
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M EATH.
Grazing Farm Sold.

Grazing Farm Sold.
Dollardstown, Beauparc, a, fattening
farm in Meath, the property of Mr.. J.
O'Brien, has been privately sold by Mr..
J. P. CUTIE, auctioneer, to Mr.. p Latin,
Castleiney, Templemore, for $4,000.
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RoscoMMo
Death Of Centenarias,.

0Sdtu OF OSntSndCSaUs
James Moore died in Castlera Work
house, aged 102. He was bornaa at Cal
low, Frenchpark, in the year of the
Battle of Waterloo.
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KINGS.
Sympathy for Brother

Sympathy for Brother.
Much sympathy is felt with Rev.
Brother Germanus O'Connor, Presenta-
ton Schools, Birr, on the death of his
father.
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DAKOTA CouNry,

County President. T. p. Moran, Hast
ings, MINI.
Division No. !, Hastings-Div.. Pres,
olan; Rec. Sec. Thos. s. Ryan: Fin. Sec.
John Driscoll: ms. Sec, John Driscoll;
Treas, John Kane; Med. Elk, Drs. Aeck
and Brady. Meetings held on the sec
ond and fourth Thursdays Of each month
In A. o. u. w. Hail.
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TYRONE.
Killed in Scutch Mill.

Killed IN ScUtch Mill.
John MGwiggan, twenty, of Gorte-
castle, caught in a scutch mill, was
killed.
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SCOTT COUNTY.

County President, f. ]. Leonard, Joe.
dan. MINI.
Division No. 1-Presldent. H. B. Con-
lon: Vice Pres. John Kelley; Rec. See.
ms. Sec, J. H Stratton; Treas, J. =.
Clark: Med. Elk, DR.. ]. B. White. Meet.
ings held on last Sunday Of each month
at Fraternity Hall.
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WA0DCA COUNTY.

Diytsiea Ne. I. Ja1ssviue-Rnesaa~A
5E iiseosth 0ayaa; Wee Prea, SsS1S
Ply: Re-: See. Nay 6sltss; ~
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Division No. 2. Currie-Prss. Il Il
Keary; Vice Pres. Miles Tormey; RaA
Sec.. 3: J. Cauley: Fin. Sec. J. J. COR
man: Treas. JOS. Byrne: Ins. Sec, J. J..
German; Chaplain, Rev. Chas. Cava1-
naugh; Med. Examiner. DR.. W. z. rat
terson. Meetings held the third Satur.
day Of each month In Germans Hail
Currio MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-28

out Conflscation of Property; Modern
Fire Equipment; Passable Streets and
Sidewalks expresses exactly the
kind of city government for which I
would work and vote, should I be
elected.
favor paving in the business dis
trict, and am willing to contribute
my share towards the cost Of same,
believing it a substantial benefit to
the property and city, as we'll as Civ
ing employment to many of our citi-
Zens.
I also favor paving the streets in
the resident district, where the major
ity of the property owners desire the
same; but think some Of the outlying
blocks and the streets on which the
majority Of the owners have protest
ed against paving should be cut out.
If. however, the supreme court up
holds the present contract, shall en-
deavor to have the paving done in a
first class manner and in.the best in
terest of the property owners.
I believe the growth and needs OF
the city now justify the purchase OF
modern automobile fire equipment, to
cost not more than 100000 so the
resident portions of the city may re-
ceive better fire protection.
This should reduce insurance and
I believe we can bond for this sum
and the money obtained from the
state at four percent interest.
As to streets and sidewalks, I most
certainly will insist upon keeping
them in good passable condition at all
seasons of the year.
If elected, l pledge fair treatment
to all citizens, regardless of their so.
cial or financial conditions.
A. c. HINCKLEY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-28
NOTICE or REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage, made, executed and
delivered by +. p. keenan, and Agnes
C. keenan,, his wife, and J. W. Clarey
AMI Mary H. Clarey, his wife, Mort
gagors, to Johnson Van SAINT Com
pany, IA corporation, Mortgage, dated
February 18th. A. D. 1912, and filed
for record in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds OF Burleigh County, North
Dakota, on the 10Th day of February,
A. D. 1912, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
recorded in Book SO OF Mortgages on
page IS; which mortgage was duly
assigned by Johnson Van SAINT Com
pany, a corporation as such mort
gagee, to Elmer E. Fisher, which as
signment was filed for record in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds OF Bur
leigh County, North Dakota. on the
22nd day Of March, A. D. 1912, at y
O'Clock A. NJ, and was duly record
ed in Book SO of Mortgages on page
374; which mortgage was duly as
signed by Elmer E. Fisher to Van
SAINT Company, a corporation, which
assignment was fled for record in the
Office of the Register of Deeds OF Bur
leigh County, North Dakota, on the
21st day of November, A. D. 1919.
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and was duly re-
corded in Book 10 OF Assignments
on page 352, will be foreclosed by sale
of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front
door of the Court; House in the City
of Bismarck, County OF Burleigh and
State OF North D390ea. ct the hour OF
two o'clock 10 tic xlselh16n "a the
thirtieth day Of April, A. D. 1sl7, to