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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07
ANOTHER Coop MAN GoNE.-

ANOTHER COOP MAN CONE
The numerous friends and ac-
quaintances of Mr.. Leonidas PEN
dleton Spyker were shocked yes
terday to hear of the demise of
that estimable gentleman. twas
only few days ago that he re-
turned to the city, after passing
the summer among the mountains
of his native State, Virginia. On
Wednesday last he was taken sick
with the yellow fever, and died
yesterday of black vomit. Mr..
Spyker was formerly a merchant
of Montgomery, Alabama, where
he was associated with Nj. r. G..
Cummings. In 1912 he moved to
New Orleans, where he remained
until 1S4S, when he gave up mer-
camille life and retired to his plan
tation on Red River. After the
late war he returned to this city
and established the well known
business house Of Spyker & San.
didge. Mr.. Spyker was a gentle,
man in the broadcast sense of the
term-honest, high toned and
chivalrous, scorning everything
that had the least appearance of
meanness or deception, He was
singularly frank and ingenious,
and possessed all those noble traits
of character that make us admire
and love a man. Moreover, he
was an active, jealous, conseien-
tiouS Christian. His funeral took
place yesterday from Trinity
Church, of which he was a vestry-
man, and was largely attended,
-[New Orleans Bulletin, Nov. 20.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07
7. B. LEWIS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN s
R0OTS. SHOES AND HATS,

DGS &&3 AA~ b.
Formerly Corner Of Teras and Spring
streets, has removed to No. 9 Teras
street, has old stand,
VxThere will be presented to the
wv public, the largest and best
ss.orted stock ever offered in this city,
consisting of every variety and style oi
- LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies Fine and Heavy Shoes
varying in price from 81 so to S.
A GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS.
GentIemen's fine and heavy Boots.
frsm $5 TO $l5.
Gentlemen's Shoes-of every de-
,scripton- --in prices from So to SO.
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes OF every
style and price.
Boys and Yoath's Boots and Shoes.
Bows and Youths Boot and shoes
oFall descriptions and prices.
CHILDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chiliren's Boots and shoes-ln end
less variety-and prices to suit. Also,
WATTS.
of every description-with prices to
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

A member of the Wisconsin Legislature
blew out the gas light when he went to
bed and in the morning Is found himself
dead. "-Boston Post.
Not quite so bad as that. Instead of
finding himself dead, this legislator found
himself, a few days after, modestly voting
to "instruct Senator Doolittle how to
conduct himself in the Senate of the Uni
ted States.-Mlraukee Ners.
This reminds us Of story that used to
be told Of grave old crossroads justice
of the peace who was elected to the Legis-
lature from Posey County," He was
reading newspaper at his hotel when a
cuss Of the wag order sat down by him and
SITTER talking little the wag asked the leg
islator whxt penalty he would attach to
suicide in case healthy young man should
commit the act. The Scion, from Posey,
laid down his paper, took of his spectaeles
and gravely remarksd, ."''Well, sir, I should
have him arrested, convicted, fined, i'm.
prieoned and obliged to marry the girl!''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

WEATHER PREDICTIONS FOR FkBRUARY.-
This month comes in stormy, but soon
changes to dry and frosty, which prevails
some days-Stormy again near the 18th,
with snow and probably very severe-Tair
near the 18th, for day or two only, and
perhaps glsomy-Again it quickly changes
to stormy weather, continuing, off and on,
to the end Of the month--particularly the
10th, 22d and 9th.
] think the weather this month will be
generally stormy and severe at times.
This quarter began when the earth ar
rived at the first point of the sign Cancer,
or the sun that Of the opposite sign ca pri-
corn, and by accurate computation this is
found to have taken place on Saturday, the
22d Of December, 1866, carly in the morn
ing, when the twelfth degree of Cancer
was fnstlfe midheauen, and the ninth de-
gree Of Libra on the eastern angle.
Clouds in gloom ranks are scowling,
Cold and cherries IL tho day.
In the chimney storms are bowling,
Snow conessls the trsv'ler's way g.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Chicago.
We publish below. from the local of the
Chicago Times, an article Of interest only
to our readers because it shows how de-
prayed the cities of the west are growing
and because the noble young man who
rescued the lady, is printer, friend Of
ours and not unknown in this part OF Iowa.
All honor to GEORGE A. AHERN
Crime has assumed such proportions of
late in this city that active measures are
impcratively demanded for its suppression.
At late hour of the night q person that
ventures from his residence stands in i'm
mediate danger of his life. Burglars and
garroters ore prowling about the city on
their nefarious missions at all hours, and
offences committed by them are of such
frequent occurrence that the community
docs not awaken from the lethargy into
which it has insensibly fallen. An at
tempted outrage occurred in this city last
evening, the details of which are as fol-
lows:
A meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was held last evening at
the Plymouth Congregational church,
corner of Wabash avenue and Eldridge
court At the time the meeting adjourn
ed, fierce snow-storm was raging 80 vio-
lently that one could scarcely proceed
along the streets. One young lady, a Miss
NJ. A. -, who belongs to one Of the
most aristocratic families of the city, un-
accompanied by any male companion,
started from the church to her home, dis
near Harmon court, rufian, who ap-
preached her from the opposite direction,
seized her by the waist and dragged her
from the walk into vacant lot He was
impetuously proceeding to accomplish his
fiendish purpose, when aeMr. Geo. E..
Ahern, Of the Garden City Printing COM
pany, and who resides at No. sos Wabash
avenue, rushed to her assistance. He had
been walking behind her on the walk and
noted her sudden disappearance. When
he arrived at the scene of the attempt
ed outrage he found the lady PROSTATE,
and the fingers of the burly brute fasten-
ed on her throat to prevent her screams
from being heard. With a well-directed
blow he knocked down the would-be-rav-
Usher and at the same time shouted for the
police. A crowd, fyrmed Of those who
were coming home from the church, gath
cred about him Immediately. Mr.. Ahcrn
struggled desperately to secure his prison.
err, but the powerful desperate, with the
strength of maniac, tore away from him,
forced his way through the crowd and es-
capped. The lady, in partially insensible
condition, was conveyed to her home by
Mr.. Ahern. She now lies at her residence
in very low condition, consequent upon
the treatment she had received at the hands
of the daring rufian who assaulted her.
The scoundrel who attempted this GRIM
inal outrage is well known to the police
authorities, and his arrest and conviction
arc simply a question of time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

The OUrsIDE.-Poetry by Mrs. Sharon,
our new and talented contributcr-a letter
from G. Washington to James Madison, jr.
"A letter about farmers wives, sent us,
(the letter, we mean) by Us good a farmer
MS there is in Clayton county, and one who
appreciates good wife because he has one
Of that kind. Stingy, illiberal, exacting,
fault finding farmers should read it and
become converted. Buy wives new dresses,
bonncts, magazines, newspapers and be
good to them generally and SPECIALIZATION
to skate-A. Wards wife-Troubles of
others-How to freeze to death-Enigma
about Lincoln-Political clips from ex-
changes-Nonsense.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

A JoKE.-We are told q good one on q
certain La Crosse Official, who recently ar
rested couple Of scamps in jackson
county. While riding with his prisoners,
. prairie chicken made it, appearance, and
the officer drew his revolver and fred two
or three shots at it, One of the prisoners
suggested that he could do better, and the
revolver was handed over to the prisoner.
The prisoner, however, did not try his skill
On the chicken, but prssspted his shooting
iron st the o&eer, AVID "backed off,. lsav-
ing tAe o1ises to cogitats upon the un-
certainty Of man. and to retura home
minus prisoners aud $50 revolver -
Moral-Doa't place your trust in thieves
If you knew who they are.-La Crosse
Republican.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

SEED-SowER.-Messrs. Glass & Son,
dealers in Agricpltaral. implements, are
now selling the "Baoad-cast Seed-Sower
and Gsltisator'' for 1867. There have
bsen many Improvements in this valuable
implsment and parties desiring . 6rst-
sate article Of this 6rstrate kind, can be
accommodated by calling on the Messrs
GLASS, Main ST.. McGregor. By sending
in pour orders early you are sure to secure
machine in time to commence sowing a.
soon a. tic frost Is ont of the top Of the
gDousd.. Mr.. Farmer you. will please to
reconect that early sowing brings an. early
harvest and the hest wheat.
Any time in February you caU Have q
machine il you promptly order. Nv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

ASV-AASOt1OA Oh 1(0WA00Als
The reelection Of Mr.. Trumbull, of H.
linois. to the Senate disconcerts the radi.
calls Of Congress as much as the failure of
Stevens in Pennsylvania. An immense eff
f)rt was made to defeat the Senator, and
on the day of election the Chicago Repub-
i'Gn came out with twenty reasons why he
ought not to be reelected. Some of these
sound ,ludicrously enough:
l. lie is naturally conservative.
=. He failed to sustain Lincoln's admin
istration and sought to defeat his rc-elec.
ton.
3. He is the author Of the act Of 1868.
which, by requiring oil civilians arrested BY
the President to be delivered to the civil
courts, or discharged, rendered military tri-
banals illegal.
4. Because he sustained the Chicago
Times by his influence in reyoking Burn
sides order for its suppression.
.. Because he voted to elevate the bust
Of Roger B. fancy into conspicuous
niche in the capitol.
8: Because he stated a few weeks be-
fpre'the Chicago Convention among otherr
to . distinguished political friend and mem.
Der Of the bench Of Illinois, t'lat the was
eVAAO OC NSASASV Va utuCI WAX: OemOCr0C
more successfully than under Mr.. Lincoln.
I. Because he sustained Stocktou's
lof New jersey claims to his seat in the
Senate. = .,:.ss., :.
81 Because he has not vet uttered o
word indicating that he is prepared to
adopt q radical policy in reconstructing
the South, by abolishing the present state
governments, submitting new ones in their
stead based on impartial or universal sui.
frage, and Differed by loyal men,.
-. Because he will not sustain ks
House OF Representatives and the repu6li.
the ,6ar Of justice; and impeachine and Is.
moving him from Office, for his crimes and
misdemeanoys.
The f,ct that the Illinois legislature NJ
elected Mr.. Trumbull b. Z large majority,
shows how little weight these imputatioas
had.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

BRlckl BRICK "A New Briekyard is
in preparation for spring operations in
South MeGregor. Messrs. BRUSH & Nc
CLEAR, from Buffalo, New York, have leas-
cd grounds at q point where clay Of most
excellent quality il abundant, and viii
make brick next season on large scale
They are brickmakers, BY trade and have
made brick for the Buffalo market for many
years. Parties DESTROYS Of making con-
tracts for brick will address Brush & Nc
Clear, Box l27, McGregor. 53ew4.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

John Armssreng.
This gentleman resides at Lansing, Iowa,
when at home. He is publisher and edit
or Of tho Journal Of that thriving young
city. Some Of his friends--himself, posi-
bly, included, went to Chicago late last au-
tumn and the proprietor: Of = popular ho-
tel there has served the following notice
upon the Lansing boys. Armstrong pre-
tends, in his paper, that the letter below
published, was picked up in the street /;
but private advices-Bates, Waterway,
Camp, Schinsel and others satisfy US that
John is only acting as agent of the delin-
quent party in attempting to ridiculs Mr..
O'Ryan cat of his Saloon advances. "Di.
sscn 10" can prove an abb.
From the Lansing Journal. :
The following mysterious document was
picked up Yesterday afternoon, not over q
mile from Main Street, by one of our prin-
ters. There has evidently been fraud in
this case. 1t is plain confdcnce-game
swindlc, and Lansing is deeply. concerned
in it /; in fact it is Lansing vs.. Chicago.
'hlLtGkCBBlN' HOUSE,
CHICAGO, Nov. 1866.
Cornalius O. Rync, Saratoga, Proprietor
Of the Kilgrubbin House-Respected Mr..
O'Ryne. Come homo immajcntly. Things
has gone till helpless ruination. Big
Mary, the washwoman, had fight wild
Biddy the cske, and they had four black
eyes atwecn them both. The row was
about their bozc.
Teddy O Grady fell against sthick in
the fisht Of Mat. McFadden, and hurtcd
his nose. The house is crowded wild gin.
tale customers. There is four big fat GIN
tlemin from Lansing, below, and they're
drinking warrum whickey at . mardher-
in rate The score-not yet paid.up, rs
furninst me on the. shlate, and futs up !:
"l4 hot Whistles, IL glasses bere, Is ci-
CARS, straight gins, lemonade wild bran
dy in it, % Irish whisky punches, pack
Of cards and chalk, and the door opens
this moment to inform me that the gintle-
min below would desire some boiled whish-
key Respectfully Yours,
MIKE MALoY,
Clerk Of Kilgrubbin HOTEL
"Mimerandy Hot whisky IA, 81 40,
IL beres, 60 cints, straight ems 2Oc, hot
brandy oOc, % Ir;.l Whistles $3.50, cards
soc, IL .;gars 81 80; total $3.50. Charge
to Dimen j.
"NorE Tho blnggards riz from the ia
bic and tould me to charge it; tould
Thin wouldn't. They said wouldn't l :?
Thin got vexed. There was FIVE Of thin
in it, 60 out wild my kippen az sthick
and they reiterated.
MicKEY MALoY."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

HEAVY PoRK.-Evans, Rowland 4 Jones
bought on Tuesday, six hogs weighing
nearly 200 lbs. They were fed and mar
keted by Mr.. Wilson of Illyria Up. Fay
cite Co., Iowa. One of these hogs weighs
$40 lbs; this sublime porker is at Bass 4
Elmendorfs warehouse on exhibition free
of charge. He will be rafled for on Fri
day night ut the Cambrian Saloon. Tickets
$l.OO. There will be from SO to 60
chances.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23
BEST AND MOST PERFECTLY coMBINeD seEoeR
AND CULTIVATION MADE

The utility Of BROADCAST SEEDING IL now con.
coded to be matter Of fact beyond question. with
II you can put in gain EARLIER and put EXACTLY
THE AMOUNT OF SEED YOU DESIRE to the acre.
This Machine possesses many very valuable quaii-
ties al other Seeders: II draws light. Each
tooth acts Independently, entering the soil At uni-
form depth, alike in dead furrow. or on = ridge
Each enters the soil deeply, and stirs II up from
Low and the seed better and deeper than any
other implement. Seed covered by this Machine il
less affected by drouth starts grows and rpcns even
with much fewer short, spndling heads, giving bet.
ter crop from less seed. ~
We made improvements in our machine last year
that have been thoroughly tested and which other
Cultivator has, but which has been long sought AFTER
Adjustable Teeth. BY loosening the bolt the teeth
be adjusted to either hard soft soil made to run
either deep shallow, and BY tho bolt II 10 Al
lowed to give wny when striking stones, roots &c..
which will prevent brcakage in every case, without
fail.
Remember this advantage Is not possessed Iy sny
other Machine IN the field. Tho great value, aside from
liability to breakage IT, it enables you put in your
crops on rough land faster and easier than in any
other way.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

RAcE.-Friday Of this week, Matthew's
b. m. (recently Jarvis' viii "go'' on the
lake near McGresor with Hammers b. h.
for 800 best two in three-a trot. On
the same day Moshier's b. h., Dave Ellis,
will trot against Sile Macumber's b. M,
Gold Dust, for 500, on the same track
Good sport may be expected.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

GoSE.-The Opera House is gone and
we didn't get it. The holder of $500 is
the lucky one. Some say he is the bar
keeper Of the Sherman House-for short
time it was thought that Mr.. Stretch, the
Boot and Shoe dealer of this place, had the
ticket, then Tichenor Of oil notoriety, was
reported to be the man. As Mr.. Crosby
failed to sell 10000 of his tickets, we con-
clude his chances to hold most of the prop
erty arc pretty good.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

From the report Of the State Superinten-
dent Of public instruction for 1866 we
learn that there are 1,lO5 school districts.
against I'LL in 1865. Attending the
schools there are Isl 1927 pupils, being an
increase of 24,234 over the preceding year.
There are 9,343 school teachers-2,673
male, and 6,77O female; and 5000 school
houses, of which 545 are either brick or
stone Structuers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Professor j. W. HlLToN takes pleasure
in announcing to the citizens of McGregor
and Prairie du CHEN, that he is prepared
to give instruction in Vocal Music.
Mr.. sIIfIIOn has nau !" sen y-e"-. expert
ence in New York, as teacher and prac-
teal vocalist, and from brief, but very
pleasant acquaintance with him at Nc
Gregor, we are willing to indorse him as
master workman. lie is stopping at the
Flanders House and will be glad to make
the acquaintance of all interested.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

MUsrc.-Mrs. CLARA II. Sco1r, lady
pianist and composer of our city, presents
us, complementary, three pieces of Parlor
Concert music. One of them, the ''Grand
Girard Mazurka'' is dedicated to Mrs. s.
MIG. SLoAN,w Of the Congregational pas
tor of this city one entitled the "Dear-
born Waltz" to Miss Ella Dearborn,
daughter of JOHN L. DEARBoRN Esq. the
other is dedicated to Miss Lille E. Buck
ley, daughter of j. T. BUcKLEY-this is en-
titled the 'Lillie Schottische." The names
are we'll chosen, the dedicated parties
are highly worthy Of this distinction, the
authoress is an accomplished player and
singer and we have no doubt the music be-
fore US is excellent, but with our dull
taste for such terms as pianissimo, crescen-
do, Da Capo, &C., &c., we cannot sensibly
commend musical efforts unless we hear
them executed.
Root & Cady Of Chicago are the publish
ers. Thank you Mrs. Scott.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23
S36na3


NOTICE 10 hereby given that L. J. Eads, A. P.
IN Richardson, r. II. Bolton Il. H. Bowman, Jr.,
w. D. Townsend, and all other persons who may be.
associated with them have organized
into body polite, by the name of the STAR in.
SURANCE COMPANY, for the purpose Of insuring
property against loss Or damage by IRE lightning
also live stock against death theft in the Btats OF
Iowa. The principal place Of business il at the city
McGregor. Iowa. TIE Company il Mutual Insur-
ance Company, with an authorised capital Of Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars. This corp0ra alton com.
mencos on the fifteenth day of November, 1868, and
continues for the term of twenty years. Private
property IL to be exempt from corporate debts.
The business of said Company 10 to be managed By
Board Of not less than five nor more than fifteen
directors As now constituted, it is managed by ave
directors consisting Of the corporators until Others
are chosen. L. +, EADN. Praaident.
A. w. HEINLY, Secretary
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Charles and Stephen Knowlton, two
Young neA Of good appearance and
behavior, are hero in search Of q broth
or, Mr.. Rasel Knowlton, formerly .
resident and painter of Pr. du Chen.
Address III. Clay Scott, McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

es. A GsEAr BARGAIN ANY one having
wood, horses, harnesses, sleighs or wagons
aesiroas eff exchanging for brick can have
the best end of the bargain by addressing
tBRusH 4 McCLEAR, Box l27, McGregor,
low0. 536w2.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Weather, Markets, re.
Cold-snow light-fair sleighing-
river crossing good. No change in
market. ex6ept In pork4prices now
rule at $,7s@$s,eo. Chicago prices
S7@7,30-freight, de-, to Chicago about
80 cents. The McGregor market is the
highest. Wheat sl,4S@$l,90. Gold
81 IS. Pleasant winter weather with
the mercury occasionally 10 to l5e be-
low OuiroI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

OK!-Dr. G. NJ. Woods last visit
to McGreg0r will be on Tuesday, Jan.
18th. He stops at the Flanders House,
upper Main Street, Inyalitlswin take
notice..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

SHows.-The National Harmonists
didn't get round last week. On Saturday
Prof's. Sands and Brown were postcr-ed to
play in the Cambrian, but Sands did not
reach till Monday.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

WHAT THE MERCHANTS SAY.-The mer-
chants everywhere who sell d. B. DeLand
L Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus, say that
no article ever sold gives such universal
satisfaction to customers. They like to
have customers pleased especially the
ladies', They know it is the Housewives
Favorise"-that Chemical Saleratus. It is
better than Soda,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23
ID / H ID !:

At Jefferson Dodge Co., Iowa, on the 10th Of Janu-
AIRY, JONATHAN Hour aged IS.
The deceased was Of English birth, resident Of
Iowa for 80 years. and for 90 years consistent highly
respected member Of tho church. He left considcra-
bic property. Mrs. VIM. Reid of this city, ia daush-
ter of the deceased.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Miss Thomas in her "Walter Going"
says, "Women can make one another mis-
cradle in such iRfAitesimally small ways
that man can rarely be brought to COM
prchend how the business is managed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Which way do you travel from?' asked
wag Of . orooked-baok gentleman. II
came straight from Wheeling" was the
reply. "lld yon p sold the others s'then
you must have been shockingly warped by
the railroad.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

Negro suffrage at the south, it i asserted,
even if accorded by law, would be practic-
ally thwartsd by public sentimont. Not
entirely, we think, for colosed BARRIERS
wonld always have free chance at tho
polls.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-23

ms. Cove publish this week the nc
tice Of the organization Of the Star ms
Co. We do this in selfprotection, not
knowing how far Mr.. Bolton may have
compromised our pricate property. BY
this publication We comply with foolish
law passed by the Legislature Of Iowa,
and our position is legal one. We are
recorded at Elkader as one of the incorpo-
rators and this publication is necessity.
Our resignation in toto was made out,
signed and forwarded last week Town
sends is also on the way. Mr.. Bolton, the
late Secretary of the company, has been
persuaded to withdraw. Mr.. Heinly is
now the Secretary; he is good man. So
much solicitude has been expressed here,
relative to the organization of 'good
stock company that Mr.. Heinly has
agreed to waive all title to position, and to
assist in the expunging of the Star Com
pany and the building up Of q company
exclusively McGregor in its character. Mr..
H. has good room in Lampson's build
ing and will be pleased to see those inter
ested in starting safe, sound Ins. Co., in
McGregor.
No business will be done until this
question Is settled. More next week.