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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

The following, from the Minneapolis de-
partment of tie Pioneer Press, is founda-
ton sufficient for IN interesting novel AS
there is much conjecture as to who the par
ties were, and as resident of our village
figures in the mystery, we give brief ac-
count of the affair: ~.
Early in the month of October lady liv-
ing OH Sixteenth avenue south, in a large,
roomy house, received visit from two
ladies, evidently persons of refinement and
pducation, in response 10 an advertisement
which had been inserted I'D one OF the daily
papers, and which set forth the fact that
rooms were to rent In the above mentioned
house. The visitors, who gave their names
as Mrs. Brown and daughter bore visible
evidence, botn in manner and speacb, OF
the fact that they had seen better days than
their present costumes indicated, were at
once, in consequence of the strong resem-
blance they bore TO each other, recognized
as mother and daughter The elder lady,
whose hair W thickly spripkled with grey
was evidently about fifty years of age, and
the daughter, whose countenance WAS strik-
ingly handsome, had not seen one half of
that number 6f years. They informed the
lady OF the house in response TO numerous
questions, that they had been residing in
Pennsylvania, but for reasons (which they
did not diyulge) had come to Minneapolis to
reside. TO add to the mystery surrounding
the affair the two females seemed to be en-,
tirely cut off from the rest of the world.
After few days residence in their chilly
rooms, whose bare walls and carpetless
floor told CT the abject poverty which
cursed the occupants. the lady of the house
took pity on them and supplied such com
forts from her store rs she could spare.
A straw bed for the mother aud daughter
and several articles of bed clothing were
given them and were thankfully received
Previous to this their only covering al
night had been such articles of wearing ap
parel as could be gathered togather, ant
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

Here's rough advertisement for Benson.
The Pioneer Press says:
The Benson Times says the last mer-
chant has removed from there 70 Murdoch,
and no business is left there but saloon
the effect of giving il town a bad name
The Times spoke of Donnelly,. but the
intelligent q compositor or sub-editor got
things mixed and left out the first or saving
clause.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

Report has it that arrangements have
been made to settle, this all absorbing ques-
ton of fuel supply
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

Hon G. w. Frink of Montivedoi is the
fgurehead in an elopement case. The
Montevideo Leader says: There is no
longer any doubt of the sact that Hon. G.
w. trink has run off with Mrs. Moore, a
married woman. where they have gone no
one presumes to conjecture, but it is pain
fully evident he was. completely infatuated
with the woman, who is at least twenty five
years younger than himself, and that he
has sacrificed an hitherto untarnished rep
utation, and blasted the happiness of two
families to gsatify an Illicit love-.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

MOI n AMoNTH guaranteed. $iaa day at
I'M VkAkhh home made BY the industrious
VI EHHN Capital not required; we will start
1HHH you Men, women, boys and girls
lin kNEH make money faster at work for us
lTaNVHVb than ut anything else The work
MI ~ ~ is light and pleasant and such as
anyone can 60 right at Those who are wise who
see this notice win send us their addresses at once
and see for ths nselves. Costly utht and terms
free. Now is the time. Those already at work
arc laying up large sums OF money. Address
TRUE q co., Augusta, Maine. 20y1
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

There was Il rumor circulated, to.thc eff
feet, that lion LARSEN, of Wilmar, was to
be appointed Receiver of the Fergus
Falls Land office, to succeed Hon. s. ListOe.
We are informed ON good authority that
there is no foundation whatever for the
report. Mr. LARSEN contemplates starting
a paper in Willmar, to be printed in both
the Scandinavian and English languages,
and has no idea of applying for the posi-
ton. We trust Mr.. Listoe will be reap
pointed, as he is sminently qualified for the
position; is familiar with the complicated
duties of the office, and is well known, re-
spocted and popular; man in whom the
people have every confidence, and one who
is always at his post.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

The building improvements in Fergus
Falls during the past season foot up $S2,-
500.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

outlay of something over 81 900, and is do
ing q thriving business. It is possible he
will enlarge his building some rs or 100 feet
next spring, and have bank and stores be-
'ow, with large dining-room, and upper
part for sleeping rooms. May success
crown his undertaking. Henry Kolodsick,
Nl,r
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
REAL ESTATE
r Q r s "A L IL
A Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap, and on
Good Terms

The undersigned has Large Quantity
of Land For Sale, in
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
PIONEER BUTCHER.

has bought the old Cromwell House, on
the opposite corner, and it is being thor
oughly ovsrhauled, with a glass front,
which, l believe is intended for first class
"nobby" meat market Mr.. Churchill is
occupying the upper part as residence.
Charley Cromwell has built him dwelling
uear the corner, 16x2O, one story, keeping
few .boarders, and ready Tor business
when called upon.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

Rooms at the Evans House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
South Guide Rock.

Ed. CHIEF.-We are at present hav.
ing weather admirably favorable to the
growth Of crops.
We have so FAR only succeeded in OBJ
tanning the number Of acres that twenty.
seven Of our farmers have in crop thi.
year, the average is about so acres each.
nearly one half Of Which, is in corn.
There is a great deal of breaking being
done this season. Grasshoppcr plow,
are quite extensively used. The season
for blowing corn is here. and clltiyator.
are creeping out Of their long IestiAg
places into the corn field.
TIE schools 10 districts No. 4, 7, Il
and IS, respectfully taught by Mrs. Sa'
rah Wagner. Miss Ella Andrus. Mis-.
Lydia Munger and +. A. Cooper are
prospecting finely. The average stteu'
dance Of the FIRST three echools mention.
ed is about 20 scholars, Ct the last, about
30 scholars. FARMrA.
I'VE omit the remainder Of the above
letter partly because it is 10 reference Ia
q 'aw suit which is settled aud should be
forgotten, and in any event can be of no
possible interest to the readers Of the
CHIEF, and partly because the letter il
written in such . way that it has to be
copied by the editor, before going to the
printer.-Ed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
yTE.

Ep. CHrIr.-ln ysgs i.sae Of the
9Th inst, Is an article from our worthy
cod highly esteemed rosimas;sr. shsrein
he cracks bis whip wiih surprisins 70
hemssee. and canno, lab Carlos ss6-
ciee;ly With bis sarrssrn. fer dsries 10
complain Of general rpdsses, on IL. par,
Of his Asst. Why 81 sensitive Mr. r.
NJ Why this over bearing method Of
answering . simple protest? Do goa
exre eel 70 ovcrsse or alarm pse by over
whelmins bin with vi~tupeu,ios I'D
coniempsr A few words from yoa right.
~ directed nigh, rec,iiy largely the
cause Of complaint. You vii admit that
the duties Of the asst, are onerous and
trying, and further, that 10 person DO,
possessed ola fair share Of patience.
~smiabiity Of temper, agreeable manneI.,
and able 70 refuse one . reaaes, xithou,
insulting him can give anything like
general Satisfaction. Yos End these
qualities concentrated in your Asst, and
are sstis6ed-the community must L.
Carlos yields to the inevitable. He is
not . man Of war, but Of peace, and we're
there . way open by which he nigh,
approach Official dignity, and injured in
socsnce, bearing in his RICH, hssd the
olive branch. and in his LETT. hi, lille
J bottle Of soothing surip, how humbly
would he advance and with balm and oil
alleviate the pain and heal the wound.
he inflicted. And finally. should a patient
public receive henceforth, even = iAl.
better treatmest in the way Of courteous
ness end civilty, he will bear with com.
mesdab!e tquanimity ard resignation
the reproach he may receive for his pre-
sumptiousuess; aud, if permitted. Sub
side into that obscsriiy from which he q
u~nviuingly emerged. CAaLoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
From Scott.

May slst, 1879
Ed. CHRF.-Local items are scarce in
this vicinity about this time, the fact is.
we are oil to busy at work to lind out
What each other are doing,
funaerst1nd that Herman Holcomb,
a.brother Of J. G. HoIoemb i With rs
again although I have MOI SEQ him As
yet
The Esng talked Of house Of Mrs. Bar
ker is now being built, It win probably
te ready Tor the roof nsxt week.
C~uitivating corn u the order Of the
day now, with al except a. Hsestof. he
has ms fnishsd planting yst.
There was . ncW arrival It u. G. Full
tons last Thussday morning Il is .
boy and Mack Is happy.
Another eane Of base bah to-day be-
tween the Riverton and Walnsks Crsek
boys and the Rivsrson bass aot asooped
again for the third time. fts Walnut
Creek boys play them again sekt Friday,
at Riverton. Aa&seefA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
Maple Grove Farm.

Webster Co.. Neb. May 26sh. 1879.
En-. CHIP Our crop prospect ~
never better in this county; fall wheat il
hssd,sg out and vill do 70 cot the hss
Of June. Early planted corn is up large
enough to Cultivate, We viii begin 70
cultivate tomorrow morning. We have
SO acres Of corn and it is put ont 10
good shape.
A great deal Of prairie l. being broken
up this spring and put into sod corn.
Spring wheat books well and sl Of small
grain generally looks well.
/ took . ride over the eoustyy With
Dir. + G. Williams 1.-THE representative
Of the De Sey Harvester) last week and
We found the farmers very baisily en-
gagged 1t their work. W. passed the
farms Of Mr.. Wagner. Mr.. Bescham.
Mr.. Munger. and Mr.. Richardson 10
Webster county, and from their TO Mr..
Bogsnreifs and 20 Mr.. VIM. Gates where
W we're very hsspi,able entertained fI
the night. After leaving MI. GATES 10
the morning We visited several more ol
the most prominent farmers Of Smith
Co, Kansas. smong whom we're the
Beardslu boys who are good farmers and
good citisens. Mr.. L. 9. Williams ID
looking up the interest Of the Mineapo.
liz Harvester works. and will soon locate
At Red Cloud with q full line of nipple.
ments and repairs, manufactured by the
Minneapolis Harver.a works. among
which is the Derry Karrest1 one of the
finest and best working harvesters evel
put into q grain Geld. 1 would sdvise
the farmers that want good harvester
and o that will not upset on rough
land and ope Of easy draft. 10 buy the
Deoey and you will Dsve. ysgrss it.
Our Sabbath school b still On the in
crease; last Sunday our attendance "a:
over FIFTY. Brother Hampton delivered
. short lecture to the children last Sun.
day which was very appropriate to she
occasion. d. s. Helvem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

We agree With Bro. Ksansy that
the poties wAish the CnIEY hss deissed
to give biz rspsr he's been Of eoseiders-
bic bsss6t to ik, ssd ~ are gad Of il.
and would suggest 70 Bro. Kssosy that
If be had 90 the start, displayed . ,es-
sonabe amount Of esterpnss, b. sdver.
Using his business in The Csir1. 10 see
no reason Why be could not have run
the circulation Of the Argus up 70 500
copies before this. but Ike many others
Who attempt to DO business. be neglected
one Of the principal essentisls-advsr
tising-and consequently his progress has
been slow. Now, 10 al kindness to you
Bro. Kenny. VI will offer , few words Of
advice. and hope ysu may receive them
ia the ssme spirit in which they are
given. In the FIRST place you are struE'
Cling to gain . foot-hold for Jour paper.
in this county, you have for = rival 10 the
business, . paper that has been estab.
lished nearly seven years. and whose
editor was one among the frst settlers Of
this county, and who is acquainted with
nearly everybody in the county, and
proud to say that nearly al are personal
friends. Now If you will devote your
time to building up your enterprise and
stop throwing mud at . contemporary
that would be glad to assist you 10 get
ting permanently established in business
here, it would be better for you. you
cannot build up your business by your
pupy attempts TO pull down the CHIEF,
you are only injuriDg yourself. Strive te
forget land pray that the people may
forget) that you bsssted on the start
that you had come here ito ~eulighten
this community" Stop boasting ia
your paper that you wear good clothes,
the people in this country are not heath
ems, they do not form 40 estimate Of
man by the clothes be wears. Instead
Of indulging 10 the disreputable business
Of mud singing, you should treat your
superiors in the newspaper business, with
respect, and gain the confidence of the
people by a straight forward honest oourse.
Discard that egatistical, over bearing
manner. and in time ysu may gain some
influence among this people whom you
came here to enlighten."
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Program of Sabbath School Couvsn.
ton to be held at Red Cloud, June 18th
and 18th 1879.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Eight P. n. devotional exercises; In
troductory remarks.
Lecture. The value and influence oi
Sabbath schools in new country BY
SATURDAY.
Devotional exercises: Superintendent,
and Teachers meeting; Reports from
schools; Query boz.
Paper. Teaching infant classes By
Mrs. Cooper of Red Cloud.
AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises; business meeting;
discussion Old Testiment lessons, = they
10 profitable Is lessons from the New
Testament; opened by Mr.. j. A. Jury
Bow to teach prophecy and show it
fulSlnent in the gospel day opened By
Rev. J. N. Psyss.
Next Sundays lesson by J. Q. Potter
1t is hoped that every Sabbath school
ia the county will be represented at thil
convention. Come to give and receive
good. By order Com.
Since writing the above We learn that
J. p. Gage, State &c.,, Of Lincoln, 7.
n. G. A., and N. G. Hills, A. 8. s. u.
viii be present and take part in the ex'
~ercises. The exercises win be held 1t
the n. Z. Church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
CIRCUS ON The FOURTH Of JULY.

CIRCUS on The FOURTH OF JULY.
The committee on amusements have
engaged the domestic combination Of
American, European and Ethsopean
Artists.
let Act. School riding; eight trained
horses ridden through the most difficult
evofutions Of High School riding. Co.
tillion on horseback. Sabre fight.
I'd Act. The Cardiff Giant in his
great Crowbar feat. The Pfeshidigcta-
teur or card trick. Aln,ansor the famous
jumper introduced by Master Carl. Pro
fessor LasaM the unparalleled fancy
rider, and Shaksperian Clown will jump
on q horse running pleiine carriere. Don
Juan el Hardnguero.
Sd Act Pantominines. The shrewd
Tramps. The Posse thief Of Mexico.
Capture and execution. The Shoshone
dance. Mammalian Ress. the famous
Gymnast and Acrobat; his dash in the
open air is wonderful to behold.
4th Act Donna Aaastasia the great
equestrian lady mousted on . dsshing
charger viii clear . Gx board basus-
trade. Twelve trained horses, ~ per.
formers; . striped Zebra performing in
the ring.
At 8 o'clock ,. NJ, the band wagon
followed BY :he whole force ef perform.
era will parade the streets of Red Cloud,
and then proceed to the Circus Arena
vest Of Miners store. Admission free.
Como all and see it; no bad language
wit and humor Of . high order.
The whole to conclude with the CAP
ture Of JED Davis, who will then proceed
to:.address the audience in vindicatiou Of
the hotel management ct Andsrsoav,lls
aud Richmond. John Berenseu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

W. have for sale the following tracts
of laad oeaY Red Cloud:
$40 acres Of good tiIlable land, 2OC
acres OF which is under cultivation
Running water on tbs land, also . little
timber. house, stables, etc. Price
g.. 500.
50 acres Of fine land. 80 acres under
cultivation, about 6 miles from Red
Cloud. Price $500. A bargain.
Address, VI. l. Thomas,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Miner Bros, have arranged the up.
per story Of their store room for . cloth
ing emporium, and have . frst-class
tailor constantly employed filing orders.
This new feature to their constantly in
creasing business will add materially to
their popularity, and We hope prove .
bonanza.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
A. A. Pope. Red Gland Nel

ne "A. opc, ueu Siouo, NeO.
Yours received; in reply would ssy
o can rely on the Osborne Self binding
Harvester being the best msehipe in the
market. cut 100 acres with mine 10
1878 at a cost Of Is to 30 cents per acre
for wire; never had any trouble what
ever. Il will bind every time either
tight or loose. large OF small just a. you
waot. The bands do not interfere with
th5esbing 10 my way. Yours truly,
5W43 w. K. Thomas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
Es7aAY NOTICE.

Tsken UP by the undersigned living on Sec. 3.
Town 3 Rage 10 in WebstvF Go. Neb. on the
18th Of May, one chestnut sogvel m1SV colt one
year old. Alao one dark cream mare colt wssh
stAx IN fgeh@sd. both bnnddd on neck unh9
name. The owner is notified D. ce1, prove
property. pay charges and take them sssay.
3w u w. FsARciS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

&C. II. Hakemann, the popular ton
sonisl artist, has just added to his cstab-
lishment, an English hair clipper, which
il . decided improvement over che old
way Of cutting hair with the scissors.
He wants everybody to come and give
him a trial. A3t4
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
NOTICE.

County Court. Webs ter County. Nsb.
In the ns<Sea Of the sppticsson Of Henry
JENNINGS and EnG abe'h JeDniIgs his wife. 20
adopt ~ their own. Sarah Rowland aged four
tsen yesse. minor child ofThouas Rosiand and
Mary Row land. now Mary Nuckois. IL IL hers.
By oPder.i that Monday. the 9th day Of June.
A.. d. ki0, be set apart IL, the hearing of .aid
matter. All persons interested are hereby
nou6ed Of said bearing. that they may attend
SD hearing.
Witness my hand and seal Of said County
Court Of Red Cloud. this 18th day OF May. 1879.
Avs JOHN X. WILCOX. County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Mitchell & Morhart are agents for
the sale Of the Peck Patent Chimney
which is much cheaper than chimneys
made Of brick, aud are ABSOLUTELY safe.
These caimneys are made Of galvanized
iorn. No SCOT will collect in those chun
neys, consequently the danger to build
ings form burning ont Of fiues is obviatod.
Mitchell 4 Morhart, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
FOR SALE.

Five good mich COWS for sale by the
undersigned, for cash or on time with
security. John B~erenzen,
2w Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
70 Farmers,

Farmers who have good wheat for
| sale, will do we'll TO take it to the Red
| Cloud Mills d Messrs Potter & Frisbie
viii pay the highest market price foI
good clean wheat. 290
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
d. nj. Osborne & ca

D. NJ. Osborne & Co.
l recommend the Osborne Harvester
TO any farmer wishing the best machine
10 market Mine works oil right.
5w43 Z. Shellham.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

At Court House Hall Friday evening
June 9th. 1879, given BY the youns
ladies Of the Baptist society. Admission
Is cents. Refreshments extra Is csots.
It 10 the wish of the ladies' Of the society
HAT - many a. possible in attsudanoe
viii appsas II Masque. but al ars invi-
ted to attend.
A good social tine Is expected. Good
music IL arranged for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
NOTICE 20 TEACHERS.

Notice il hereby siysn, that I viii examine
all penou Who nay aaire to Offer Themselves
% candidates for teaeAas Of the primary OF
Common schools Of Webster. county. 1t He'd
nine o'clock .. N. sharp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

MONEY TO LOAN on improved laDdA
Apply 10 b. 8. Coombs, At the Court
HoWe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05
FOR SALE

AFairbanks standard 1000 h., scales
in good order. Enquire At this Office Or
Of J.. Berenseu, at the Brewery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Sweet Potato. cabbage and Tomato
pantsn 1t Rebg'A =
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Flower pots and hanging baskets It
Roby'a #
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

tAe 1rst Of Nss. Well pRrar0 to give sssiU
0tiefactioa. Terms, % cts per month. pa
SsYS e. VS.. HARyEy.
H.aa - Farmer. Creek. Gnsvslc. Ses
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

Another arrival Of ~eo and ran
green-house plants at Roby's. Call and
see them. Ct
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-05

The readers of the Chief will reuem
Der that . few weeks ago, there was a
publication to inform the good people of
Webster County, Neb., that there will
be cooperation meeting held near the
Elm Creek mill in the grove commencing
ut I O'Clock Saturday before the third
Lords day in June. As there is some Of
our friends that think We are selfish, We
wish to estate that VA not our intsn-
ton; hoping that al sach thoughts will
b. abaDdooed, and that all who hear of
the meeting viii come. Let him that
hears come; wbosocyer viii may come
and hear ,ke .oMa news Of glad tidines.
Joel T. Martin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-10
CODIGO PENAL
Ley de EDjuiciamiento Criminal
PARA PUERTO-RICO,
MANDADos oBsERvAR PoR REAL DECRErO
DE 90 DE MAYO DE 1879.

Habiendo remitido el Ministerio de
Ultramar al Gobierno General de Puer.
to-Rico la edicion Official del Codigo
Penal, sellado con el seilo del Ministe-
rio, Y, por 10 tanto, la 1nica edicion au-
torizada, y habi6ndose adjudicado en-
coneurso la yenta de dicha obra 4 Ia
Administrator del BoLET1N, Sc avisa Il
las personas que gusten adquirlrla, QUE
se halla de venta en- esta casa, Fortalc'
Ia 81, al precio de cinco pesetas 9 sea
un peso espahol el eiemplar encuader-
nado & la riistica; advirtiendo que, de-
biendo hacer entrega mensual dc las
cantidades percibidas por este concep
to, la venta del Codigo penal y Ley de
Enjuiciamiento Criminal ha de hacerse
precisamente al contado. ....
TambieE SO encuaderna On pasta 4
precios convenciona!es.
Las personals de fnera dc esta Capt.
tai que desearen proveerse del CoLIGo
pueden mandar, ademas de un peso es-
palol On sellos, tres seilos para I'll Ger
tifcado y franqueo, y vuelta de CO.
rreo recibiran el libro.
La administration del BOleti1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-10
;AtenciO1l!

Los liquidadores de la quiebra de II. Rit-
ter Il Co. para poder proceder Ia reparti-
cion del primer dividendo para los acreedo-
res, realizaran ell dia Is de ag4sto proximo
ell publica subasta que tendra lugar en- ell
almacen de Ia calle Real mum. Il, Ell resto
de las existencias de dicha quiebra, consis.
tiendo en-
Restos de mercaderias, maquinarias efec-
tos de toneleria, maderas de construction y
muebles de escritorio, un bote-lancha en-
buen estado, un ancon deteriorado Tornado
en- cobre, bestias caballares un burro, /
bomba de incendio grande y de- excelente
sste sbo On Ia
de Glen cuerdas mas menos de los mejores
pastes en- Ell barrio de las Cabezas.
Para mas informes dirigirse al que suscri-
be, donde hay de manifesto ma nota deta-
llada de las existencias con precios de inven-
tario ..
Fajardo, Julio 81 de 1S79.-Por los Mquida-
dores, HeTna. Ritter. 3-3