Challis Masonic Groups Meet Monthly in Odd Fellows Hall
Custer Encampment No 1 and No 10 of the I C C F announce monthly meetings at the Odd Fellows hall in Challis on the first and Wednesday nights, all in good standing invited. Visiting Patriarchs welcome. A P Challis C P Geo E Keyes Scribe.
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Custer Lodge NO
C. F
Challis
John Stephens
N. G
G. Finneut
Silver Leaf Rebekah NO
Silver Leaf
Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ethel Philps
Nellie Bennett
Custer
1.C.C.F
Istana Ant
A. P. Challis
C. P. Geo. E. Keyes
Robert W. Philps
ScrGeon
Ofice
Odd Pelluws
Main Street
SpaHo
Evening in Cassell's Little Tales Poem by M Lowe
A fragmentary poem describes a twilight landscape and children sleeping as night descends. Moonlight, rosy curtains, birds, petals, and flowers ease into darkness. The verse ends with a gentle wish for peaceful dreams as night settles.
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Bill
Kiesen
Paente ‘M. Lowe
Cassell
Littie
A Tolerably Smart Bear and the Headwaters Pork Heist
A tale from the headwaters recounts Gil and a clever bear snatching pork from his barrel. Gil recalls hiding to trap the thief, the bear lifting the barrel top, taking chunks, and escaping. Reuben quips that Gil may bear the mark of Cain for his near capture and lack of a gun.
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New York
Gil
Jehiel
Jorum
Eli
Sam
Mears
Reeben
Reuben
Dan'l
Dan
Gileon
Den
Algurhin
Cooper
Lerald Ray Boo
Cain
Anania
Jekiel
Old Jorum
Punishment tale at grand hotel and naval sleep dream
An Omaha civilian recalls a Western army post episode where prisoners were sent to church as punishment and a board found it unlawful as cruel. A naval officer in the group at the Grand hotel shares a nap dream about falling from a buggy, noting the near-miss of ten demerit marks.
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Grand Hotel
Annapolis
F.C. Stevens
Omaha
Ibad
N. Y. Tribune
Dying as Fast as She Could
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet recalls singer William Pruett and a married couple discussing a former servant Maggie. Maggie left to tend a dying mother in New York, sent a note promising to return soon, but weeks passed without contact, prompting concern over her fate.
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William Pruett
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pruette
New York
Maggie
France mulls industrial college in America project gains praise
At a Paris meeting of the French Industrial and Commercial society prominent manufacturers lauded M Millerand plan for a Franco American industrial college in the United States. Senator Jimes Siegfried praised reciprocity with America as Francis Kimbe of the Americas chamber of commerce offered cooperation and letters to M Millerand. A Philadelphia museum representative offered labs and a site, while officials announced a special investigation into American trusts to gauge impact on Europe and France.
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America
French Industrial and Commercial Society
Paris
Jimes Siegfried
United States
Rovcseression
Congress
Francis Kimbe
Americas Chamber of Commerce
M. Millerand
Jacques Siegfried
Union of Higher Commercial Schools
M. Miller
Om Ippesl
M. Siegfried
Amertes
Neiderlein
Commercial Museum of Philadelphia
Museum
M. Milleran
Larere Weiler
Maurice la Gotellerie
Europe
France
Speed Up In Trains Increases Cost Higher Fuel Waste
A paper presented by Prof. F. R. Hutton at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers argues that increasing train speed by 53 percent boosts coal consumption by 93 percent. He notes tracks strained by fast running, with greater accident costs and moral impact. F. E. Nickell proposes a new decimal unit system based on one eighth of an inch, called the fin, to aid measurement without changing sizes.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
F. R. Hutton
Saved Two Cities Petition Claims Civil War Hero Status
Rev John W Lekins a Freehold New Jersey colored minister prepares a reward petition claiming he saved Washington and Baltimore elites from capture during the Civil War. He alleges he overheard Gen Lee's plans at a Baltimore Fountain hotel tea and alerted Col Hoffman whose officers tracked Spates party and arrested them.
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John W. Lekins
Freehold
N.J
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Dan
Fountain Hotel
Light Street
Spate
Gen. Lee
Lekins
Col. Hoffman
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