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We make the following extracts
from . letter written by a promi-
nent citizen of Watsonville to a
Cnnnfnn farmer:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
LITTLE FALLS MORRISON COUNTY, MIMI THURSDAY NOV 49, lS9

, will cause Il still further rise Of prices and
interest, and this will again cause still
further issue Of national bank notes, and
so on until the hubble bursts" and tho
country goes down in general bankrupt>
cy and ruin. 1t will not do to prevent
by law the further issue of NATIONAL ha nix
notes after the limit is reached, for AZ
long as people have government bonds,
and the national banking system is in 0p.
Grafton, they will demand and receive AL
equal ri ght with the old national banks
in respect to the Issue ol money. II is
plain that an ere of speculation has be-
gun. that will be greatly aggravated by
enormous and untinlely issues Of national
bank notes, and that when the reaction
comes, and general hard times prevail,
the national bank currency will be with
drawn, and the stringeucy will thus be
made terribly disastrous. During the
four years after the crash of 1878, the na-
tionNl bank circulation decreased SdO.-
GOO, O(nn, just at the time when the FORMER
circulation ought to have been fully
maintained, or increased, to stimulate the
drooplns industries Of the country. y
paptr currency issued by the govern
ment, the volume controlled by law, and
regulated 20 rs to neither lead to wild
sDccn iatlOn nor terrible. dnnrnssiOl, is tia
best paper carrc1icv for any country.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
tris',ttls Tragedies III Todd Co

Special Telegram t" the Pioneer Press,
Or |I"vn, NV. '0.-~inc rjli2,ns OF r" 1t
I'"''A :'''' very mach eyeite@ o'c" the recent
ie''I"n'nchtS II che Of lIc m>:; AZ, :ion>
"ur>te'> on reg 'ra. It seems thtt ea1ly lat
>rF'n- q ';:n'ij ~ the name of C"i"aIe settled
ia a. town 81 Ward, as nei4nbtrs t.. .'''ln
':'' -n'>h"'' tti'e'!e, "n' We Tt '.rtrg together
As 'a'he'orS. IN very short ';.i;< thiS JOAN
'l"'" S''c''cd"o II a'lt'';trs Il" n:'r".'':S
u 'o'nAir vile al ini''"u't I'"r /" '|uc az;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
DEPARTMENT of the Interim j

General Land Office,
Warrington, D. G., Sept 20, 1879.
To Regist"rs and Receirers OF LTn;ttd Sfates
Lana l6Fccs.
GENTLEMEN In addition to instructions
heretofore given for carrying into effect ne
acts OF Cong ress of March Bird, 1879, and ,Taly
LIST, 1879, having reference 10 cases of PERSONS
who ut the dates Of the respective ar:5 had
ia Ken hon esteads within the limit: OF railroad
or military road land grants as indicated there
n and being restricted by existing laws to
eighty acres, and providing that sAch persons
may make additional land entries Of aljoinin g
land. II any be subject to entrv, or relnqui>h
their existing entries and make new entries
as it the surrendered entries had not been
made, nave to direct that you require par
ties applying for the benefit Of said ac:s, either
by making additional entries or by relin4ulsh
ing their old, for the purpose Of making new
entries, 20 submit proof hich shall set forth
the particulars Of their existing entries, and CT
their compliance with the legal requirements
regarding the same. as prescribed in home
stead final proof. according to forms 81 and
81 ID circular Of September lst, 1879. This
requirement. is found necessary to ascertain
the status of the original entry at the date OF
application for the benefit Of said acts and
also the credit for residence and cultivation to
which the party who made the same may be
entitled, according to their provisions, in per
tecting his title under the additional or new
| entry to be allowed, without waiting the ar
rival OF the time wien final proof on the latter
is to be made-a time with respect to which
the statutory provisions. are more or less in
definite, With reference, however, to cases in
Which incl proof on the on nal entsissshas
been made and sss issued shss xe.
iaui rernent .efi prosl ca ss
Sr1iited and ss i1ssis
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
letter from Hon. =. ri. harrison.

1.itt!, l'u!ls, Mimi Nov. 8 J~.,3.
Editor IT,: TrunSrr5pt;
After !. u;,:;c has oecu fought. it is
The u>url practice to have it rcpnrtcd.
SO [ l:iNpose 20 write short sk o:
NC :,'tt'e, though a political! ore, that
y: t"u3it Ia Nnrr,sou county On tie
"a 'o>t. The usual an,cuut Ct >kirm.
.>hing took place before the battle
commenced, which was at nlnc O'clock
in the mo@niny, at ten different points
IN the county, ana RACED uutil five
O cluc1 p. ", When it CLOSED, the
following named brave generals were
f"und to be slaughtered, having be-
come the victims % u,israc: d cunG~
1vrct, VIE: Root, RYe,lftll. I!rulr.
Aver and Storey. It is gencialiy b"~
!lcvrd that two Ct thcn were mvrtalIy
wounded before a ta!!nt was cast, ~
tie premature explosion Of a gas az
As far as am concerned. I fyund my
majority mach short Of what I had
good reason to expect, and would have
got Lad it not been for foul means
systematically arranged and secretly
carried out One Of the lies that
probably did me considerable dams
age WAS that [ opposed the settlers on
railroad lands getting their lands as
tomcsteads. This D,atter was quite
extensively ventilated last year; so |
viii now merei y a,ludo TO some Of the
Principa! points. Hon. G.. a. Gilman
received large and well deserved
vote in this county ca account Of the
good services he did our people, rrio~
cipaI]y in the session Of 1877. [ Judge
from he action Ct some people that
they have forgotten the fact that |
went to st. Paul and spent over three
weeks, and paid my own expenses, to
assist in carrying through that dill Of
his, forfei.ing the land grant, and Sc
curing the lands for the settlers under
tbs homestead and pre~emptjon laws.
At the same time Morrison county had
pending 10 the Legislature a reim~
bursement bill for one thousand dollars.
which met with bad defeat the pre-
vious session in the Senate, and would
have met the same fate again, IN my
opinion, if [ had rot put 10 about ooe
week extra hard work in its favor.
am ready to suhstantiate this to the
satisfaction Of any Intelligent and hon
est person. When it vas ascertained
that the board Of county commission
ers were disposed to reimburse me to
the amount Of sixty dollars that I had
expended: saying nothing about my
time, they were threatened with being
prosecuted for Incorporating the
county funds, so at my request they
. refrained from doing it. AS the cleo
1 fieni il over. not De accuses of
lat erasuIs d
d hi eass
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
The Grant Reception In Chicago.

The reception Of Gen. Grant in Chica-
60 yesterday, was doubtless one Of the
most enthusiastic and grandcst thaa
ever occurred on this side Of the Atlsn~
tic. AT the time of going to press
the details of the affair have not reached
Us: but the daily papers of yesterday
contained accounts Of tremendous prepa-
ratlons. A Pioneer Press telegram from
Chicago contains the following:
'Excurson trains arc coming from all parts
Of the Northwest, and the probabi!i tics are
that the hotels, though they have nearly all
doubled tbei: ordinary accommodations by
the introduction Of new beds, not to mention
cots, will be literally over-run. The banks,
the board Of trade, public offices and mos of
the places Of business will be closed, and this
win turn on! an immense concourEe, Large
prices, as high as So have already been oi'rl OF
fer the use of single windows which an'oy,l a
favorable oulopk for watching the parade,
and roofs Of buildings, telegraph poles signs
and every available inch that can hold he t OF
Of 4 foot or afford an edge for clinging fingers.
it IS probable will be culed in,o ro4uisition rs
places iNc spectators, The decorations at
Park Row, where General Grant IS to alig1.t
from the train will, when they :tre completed.
be very beautiful and quito imposing. On
each side OF the court leading toward Micbi-
gan avenue will be a row Of poles at intervals
Of about twenty feet. These will be conn""tn.1
by fes :oons Of eYrrgrernS ana flowers, and
ea'h pole will support At Its top Eri@ht ""I-
orca shi"': bearing q motto, cnl viii D.;
trarpeh With bunting arti<tir"lly arr..& g.l gu
two lines or poles, thUS making, IS v I ""
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13

There has been for several months and
still continues to be, steady initiation of
the currency. The national bank circus
lation has increased $4,000 900 since the
first of last January, and the increase OF
metallic money during that time, by i'm
ports and home coinage, is estimated At
shout SSf, coo, 900. There has thus been
an increase Of the volume Of currency OF
800. OOO, 600 IN little over ten months,
The increase Of national bark circulation
has been very great during the past three
months, and amounted to 81, 500, 900 dur
ing Septem Der and .. tober. Alth ough
the national banking system seems to be
regarded By a majority of the American
people as the proper and right system for
the issue of paper money, we are of the
opinion that its evils will fully appear to
the people within a few years. Prices
are rising rapidly, the current rate of in
terest on loans has a decidedly upward
/ ndeness, and the snatianai bank ircala.
ton i sconsea uently q pldl reasingg.
This increase az the Iune of currency
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13

st. Paul, Minnesota, Jan. Isl, 1879.
To whom it my CO: Germ:
Whereas, peGratf 4 Co., of 5: Paul,
Minnesota, are the owners in fee of
certain tracts Of land in Morrison
County Ninuesota
And " hereas, certain persons claim
to have made contracts with the " est
eru Railroad Company for several of
said tracts
Now, therefore, this is to give no.
tice that such contracts are Invalid and
void, and no payments should be made
thereon, as the owners will not recog>
nize such transactions, but will hold
the parties liable in damages, and re-
quire payment in full, on such terms
and Al such prices as they may thlnks
proper. DEL 30 co SIS
q Ne ara.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
Most Sanguinc Expectations

We do not believe there is M in!eligent
Heridcrat IN Murr:S.,;; county w!v ID inks that
the Democrats in Congress Lave taken An
"unirrtuna5c Strnd - While they have uct
Sa' cecaod IN repeating the obnoxious laws
they nave forced the Republican party into
sustaining an,t u:luu, ing ,Ae presence OF
t'oorS at IA" ''c'- ard >t,) "rvS":s IF !rct one
wa posse s. dAiiy'r' IL an unlimited 20" cr$.
ne! have also t. ',ru tie i.Xrc,I,ivt into Tx
Uncomfortable )"Si.:p', u' An arbitrary, uu
Warranted and dangerous excrriSc of the veto
;"wrr ron these issues aud that g. IT,.
81 a;ioG 81 the plt *Hclrv, y: i;.;v. n.,f'.,rg
ut 'F'': most sis'.En:f": eAIectati,, as to the
fr>"h N!:tn Tie matter goes to .nc rrrpl:.
From the st. Cloud Tines. Juno II, -"
" ltat do Nn'' ,:rr think Hholr liz. !:
'''E,' 49, = .'-''.-''O' ,u't'.: ,.->,.>. .
b,n. Macdonald
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
POETRY.

In memory Of Matthew +, Lambert,
who died at Little Elk, Morrison county,
Minn., August %, 1870.
Art thou gonc, friend and brother? Oh, can
it be -
In the prime Of thy manhood, forever
lain law!
Is thai htami,g eye closed, and the hand
W. haTe pressed
Lying pnHeress and silenU,--fo rover ut
rest?
Art thou gone from our circle, no longer on
To share in our sorrows, or join in gu.
mirth?
Al . yes, thou art gone and how strangely it
To behold thee no longer, except u our
dreams.
No longer permitted, Ger life's changoful
tide,
To look for thy coming, or walk by thy
side;
Henceforward no sound from dear broth
Can cheer W. with story, or bid us rejoice.
Alas thou art gone ;---at the sa sound " g
Tboa-h long VIZ were looking 10 gee the.
del'art.
he have gHZc'i on thy form when the soul
Was not therA
And we felt it had gone to country more
fair.
How long VT shah miss thee down life }
G. ecker 4 way,
And er;vve that SO early thy life passed
away
Gu; down ir"m our sight like g tree in full
Thy summons cane early--t thy sunset at
hut could We ''tHrc backward OLD time in its
flight
And once mort restore thee to gladden.
our sight
.! shon!d "" not wrong thee f we cou!.
recall
Thy ~}'irir un;cttcre'l, how could We CT:
FhrAii
Thy lark nvv Is anchored r1, East farther
coast;
Lite'* storms are all weo:hcr'i-it> a..ri
nvr' crossed
fr faith V" !'liisu3 the to von b.is>ini
>to:e,
Where r, pc h,.Is loves circle I'll adhered
cage II, re.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
Political fr0spccts.

Ihrr,. can Ii. il, t,is .r,;>,:,.~ the n,ct
1h", TIE rr>rut ,l.:tj>,:s i.>,}ltp1 very,
Il: -A~lr, u. for tir: y, !.,rrrat;c purty
That t.,;S = due 20 "a Yc;, Of Nrm,c~nt
j. .:rS-lx,yn, .!rii1y the extra >... :..,
,t list ~l,riu.: and summer. there =, W..
H., Question. o.. the Is, i g. l;,-t Nnr. il,
".htn ~!e extra .,*,in,, commenced, the
,r,>,,,rt~ Of the nvn4.,r ,ir ,rtv vnr.
<)Irn,nH It had nluajnlj,yu b,,,.,,
Il Cr,.-~~,.>; 1t hat tl.c g.! will AMI
~,,p,r,rl ot a large ,najur,tv ,fi1c ,v.,r!v:
and the xt ,rr>;,.-,,.. ,,HS within us
rl$p. But w.. l;,I,,,r:ut.,: cu1..ry,..,tn: ~,
III l.vii,i,.iv l.rr..rl.d t. fore" i>s,l..; be-
fore IT,. l.u,',. 1ll;., a.:> pyr~o!. of orui~
>.#rv :ntplI;g ac+. ought +. ri,.n "',''
&c <,+ wv'.rl prove ,.n'vrtu,,;t" j., ::
party. We c:,.:-,1.y p:olr>:' .t..r';-;
the policy they were pu>uir-::, ia: :
pointed out what the results would be.
We explained thut wli, the l,psit1on
t:k"n by the Democrats MAS lot wrong
N principle, it would be unfortunate in
Us results and that white we did not
AVER II" surrender # tEe principle ln>
'"svcA, We regarded 1t as the extreme Of
FOLLY to adopt policy that Wu1lI bring
defeat u,'''n the party Tat represented
that rru:tlY!", oil: position was briefly
stated IN the following words, taken from
an editorial III th- Transcript Of Jane 20 {:
tx would have BIC n mu:h better iithe Dem
,,ys s'yo.n, a,u ,h.n t
}>,iatirn ',i'l< aud .,uuo home. y, rIItlcr
"h*'oe: ~ f.r>'d"nt approved the r'rvAf''.t
,ny rc,u,,rrn;S. # ,,~;ac;n!r sr, ,ro,l,i l.y.'
I'een in !,rm".y with the proper dignity ii "A
. LeE','',''' '''l'' l':' eA'''' H;'|"'o'h :
au' lispa .:,.i:;'" that a revival # se~:,,na
hHf''' vi VIZ! i>>lo W"utl have been :'1l,s
~
''>,' 1t
:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
The Election in New York.

4 special telegram to the Pioneer
Press, dated in New York, N>v II, is
A. follows:
"l'he official canvass Of the vote ia
t'''s State began to day in every coun-
y. In New York ard Krunklyu
merely formal prt paratioos for tha
"r's, which III; necessarily oc:ppy {.
n'.~bor Of days, were made Return;
received from several counties 10 5iI>
to1cnt parts Of the State alrca dy rais4
Haskins' plurality from J 800 to
l,7VN, ard the whole prospect is oven
br'gher than it was for the r:rnubji>
eau ticket. The Tribune still adhorcs
to its orr ginal estimates: that tne Re-
publican candidates except Sputt -.
elected by majorities runnin; :!p'
10000.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
Land OUirc Notice
Land 0fti"c At Saint Cl.ud. Minnesota.
nc .,Ior Nth II 800

Land 0fi"e At Saint g. I'd. Minnesota.
&C. Ihcr 18th. :. d. 1872.
Notice j, hereby "lytF. that the foliow;n (
named settrr has fled motto. At h: intention
to make final proof IN supper Of bis 'iai'n,
ard secure ina! entry thereof At the eNpira-
ton Of thirty days from the date OF IBIS no
tice. viz: Frank Wiee, Of MORRISON County.
Minnesota, for the s! Of NEl Anl ;! Of NV
Of Section IS, Town II. Range 81, and names
the following as Lia witnesses, viz: Micha,!
Blou, Of Morrison County, Minnesota. ard
Louis Berg, If Morrison CouD1v. Minnesota
D. II. FREEMAN,
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
j."pI mi, .(Durr.
Lane NFPtrF Ar 81 ~ CLOr,r NIvg e,t;oya

Lane 0rr'rr Ar s., ~ CAo"', MlXsgsorA.
So" .'n1'r l.. l.. I15J. L.
,>ot.r' -: h rev. g;:cr thai the i",ioYine
named -";t"I IN. ficI 10; re Of his IT. sntion
o No." '!n3i .'of IN support IT, ai.' claim,
nd s"",Ir"f; o "nIry rh"reof at "e Ell alton
II t'urv '..,.4 fran The DIT" ~ thia uotice,
=. &c. 90 z Finch, Of Morrison County
M'nn' >,,jA. ( Il: lno w of SE* ard Ei Of sWt
-, f.'c .c,:, : T":9t -, r. ""e -, Hrid ua1uss
~ :Irvilc MS ,ri;nc~~ts, viz: abort
i":-t nf N".rison County. Minnesota.
.'a,n"S Mprt"1 OF M'rris9r County,. Miune !
7.c-, and T. u rise, Of Morri,' County niir&
ret Ia. D. II. + K EEI6i ~ 50
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13

that not DOLLY communities, but ma
tons, are ungrateful for favors re,
ceived, and prosecute their beneiact'
ors. SO am not greatly surprised at be-
ing hard run Ly stranger for small
office in Morrison county, where
have spent the best part of my life
|. never to my knowledge letting all OPP
portunity pass without improving it to
work for the public good as I under
stood it.
[ feel it my duty to pay my respects
to the fourishing town of Motley, Oh
the Northern Pacific railroad. That
| they are generous people up there,
and highly appreciate tavors, will ap~
peor from bare statement Of facts
A little less than q year ago I received
q letter from my old friend, Fl. 3.
Morrison, Of that place, asking ny as
oiatanr" and corporation in getting
that place set Of and organized iuto d
new town. Immediately went to
work, drew up q petition asking for &
large slice Of Ureau Prairie. and looke:l
after the matter until the ersa Aviation
Was completed, without nhasgs. A":er
the nomiHations were made this fall. |
dropped a liue to fy.und Morrison, ask =
ms BIN about political matters, and if
| should send w some tickets. IL
wrote me to the effect that he WAS atlI,
a Republican, bue that he would pr,b
>b'y be away on business on e., o.lcn
day. and that | should send ,IeSsts.
!ialtShorn {: McNiJian. merchants /, (
hat place, some tickets, when they
would distribute to the voters, CT.
[ accordingly sent them q 2;,,ka9c Of
Republican tirkcts and .cttcr, be-
~lues [ wrote 10 some ether parties
'''."~ - ~ = '''' - - ~ 1850.
Two or three days previous 70 the
"'ect'oh' u gentleman 'r'm here was
up '"'''' AZ" brought oack y coca re-
p''S % ~ '''S E''o'S' S'''l"1 ''''' IL
i, l. tc 10 r,,l n II ,c,,- TIo,+c;,<,.
'o"7'' '''~> '>"'''' - ~ 7sS . Il d 'S.''o' Il
~ ~ '''' ''''' '''"' '"ey al'VF''e' 70 We
> 'e :5e''''''o"' "e' t s'"1oc' Nep"o~
',>~''' S'''' ''"' '''y u '"o '''e'>
'"''7 "S'o rom iowa. ana c'n'o DC re-
'''N +, ~ 81 '''' 'o' ''2Foo':'ap ':c"
3N' w '"lS o''' ~ lucy '''' ho'
'''''''u "l''' ''''S u Vic c'''"'' s.
''''' '"0y 0e''''co ''''' F''''s' e.
''N ''n'E'''' my So:p' SC 10
''''' i .D''' 'o' u ''eot} AeF'"'Han
WV , w. WIZ '"' Ct 'A'n II any: as
0o''' o. '''''' '''''e 'o'' nt 'Na' he
A'''' y '''>'' l 90 : = \ '''','-
- INC '"'v' a. D3o'*>
= '''''' ''e' a"o "'''eF'"y '"'%
" '"~ '''' 1's"' 'o' LAY Ill: Only
'4'''' "e"'" !" tx I''"o"''on "
-' I''> ." '''l''o' ac''on IS inc 1acc
~ A'00" 'ioo'e ""S 'Hfre on 'h>
"'0 ~ p'''''a' 70 '"e ERECTION. J"
VIC "a"'es " INC defeated
''''0loaees IN the outset ot th', j~>ter
90 not intend to slur " ,sat~acs any,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
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Lsla1 Office NTot5.a
Land hitec 1t Saint Cloud, Minnesota,

Land nirec 1t Saint Cloud, Minnesota. s
[1Ye2. Der 7ta, 4. D. 1919. = SO.
N"tlce is hereby Givcn tina, the following
named settler has fled notice If his 5ntention
u make final proof in curport Of bis claim,
and secure final entry th"teo" at tao exp;ra-s
ton Of thirty days fct.3 the date of tlis ne,
tee, viz; joLD " Wise, # Morrison Coan-
~, NJ ,p!~Stta, 10" the SWf If Section 9, Town
~: RanTe 30, and 1nt,!es tue following as his
Witnesses, viz: 3vty. Neuman Of Morrison
Count7, Morosota. dohu Kuc1I, Of Morrison
County, MINI <1'a, md Peter Cook, of Mosrie
son Eo1n.y, Mjnnosyt,.
>. X. FEEEAAT, .
REGISTER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-11-13
Lomd Office Nottcs
Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota

Land 0Hes at Saint Cloud, Minnesotas
November Iith, A. d. 1879 ssss.
Notice is hereby given that. HIs following
named settler has fled notice ofShss sutsnties
t" make ijnai proof in support Eofiis saiasssii,
acd secure fuai entry thereof ut the expire
Ion Of thirty day from the datesof this nss.
tee, Viz: Newbry Briggs, Of aIorriaap Geun-s
~, MINNESOTA, for the ~ Ct g Ell sIs of HEA
and hf& Of SH3 Of Section 80, Town H.
kaa age SO, an ,,atues The following al his Wit
nesAes, viz jerry Root, Of Morrison County i
MlnneSota, Aickies tahen, of Morrison Ga IN.
~ NI:neEr:', nnG Noses Lafond, of zMafci.
son Coi.nty. Mi'uescta, | :
b. Il, FREEMAN, - ::
R3pistsr,.f, =
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Lnn0 OHce NOtic1.
and Office at Saint Cloud, IinncsOta.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Iinncsota.
October 20tE, A D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has f led notice Of his intention
to make fna1 proof in support Of his claim,
and SECURE final entry thereof at the eypirar
ton of thirty days from the date Of this no
t;ce, viz: Katharine Kingen, of Morrison
County, Minnesota, for the NE4 Of Section 7,
Town 40, Range 80, and names the following
5ss his witnesses, viz: Peter Newman Of
81 orriscn Count aesota, an gnatz
Eatnar, os Morrison Count II
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JAMES BROWN

Is doing General Livery and Express
business, delivers passenyv:s> h9vcage
and freight IN all parts Of tovr, IS at
the depot en- the arriv.l OF al passcn~
ger trains, keeps horses and double
and single bugyies for the accommo>
dation Of persons desiring to travel in
the country, and promptly attends to
all business entrusted with him.
Charges reasonable.
JAMES BROWN.
Little Falls. NiInp.
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giving lis number and date, so that it may be
identified On the records of this office.
Very Respectfully,
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Commissioner
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REEM'AN
Kagisser.s
Land office Notice.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Miansss
October 18th, A. D. 1879. 4
Notice is hereby given that The 81, S.,
c4,ue,i settler has died notice Of H;s
make final proof in support o1
and secure final entry thereof at rs
Rton of thirty days from The date 81 e 49,
tice, viz: Jane inertia, Of Morrison ~.
Minnesota, for the bots sS.s}
81, Town l2a. Range Aakks
lowing as his witnesses hi Isl
Morrison 81
,:sssl. sssA
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Notice
Egan River. Min.

-. Swan River, MINI,
Notes is hereby given that e gre g.
son, George W Kay, his tiEnst ard sssss
fate viii pay no debt contracted :bs ailts
viii collect none OF his wages or atisf sless
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