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ST PAUL g. Sioux CITY r. r.
Sioux City & ST PAUL K r.
WoRTHINGToN Sioux FALLS r. r.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
Saint poul March Let 1870

SAINT Paul March lst, lS13.
CIRCULAR NO. 3.
From this date until the 10Th day Of
May next, Seed Wheat and Flax Seed, in
any quantities, will he billed from ST. Paul
or any station cast Of Minneopa, TO any
ststion between Minneopa and LeMars, or
to any Station on xorthiD gton & Sioux
Falls K. r. at oNE-HALF TARIFF RATES
Rates not to exceed 10 cents per 100 TBS.
During the same time forest trees and
cuttings for planting will be transported
FREE oy CHARGE in any quantities, from
any Station on either road to any station
between Lake Crystal and LcMars ,nclu
sive, or to any Station on Worthington &
Sioux Falls r. r. Agents viii see that
trees offered for transportation do not ex-
ceed Two inches in diamcte- or twelve feet
In length, and that they are free from SUI
pcrhous limbs and earth, and properly
bundled, so as not to occupy unreasonable
space, and they will give the freight men
toned in this circular preference in trans
portaiiof and delivery
Approved: j. .. BoYDEN,
j w. BIsHoP, General Freight Agent.
Gen'l Manager.
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Sioux City Journal: Yesterday, Hath
way & Skinner shipped one hundred cases,
containing 1900 dozen eggs, to Chicago
This is probably the larges, shipment OF
this article Of produce ever msde IN Sioux
CiiN l,H. .iHl iirfif ...Sss---t-
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MARRrED.-In Canton, Sunday, March
90, 1879, at the residence of E. Wendt
Esq, by the Rev. W. 8. Peterson, Mr.. AL
exander Beck Of Beloit Iowa, TO Miss
Lydia Ncinypr of Canton, ~ r.
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HOME MARKETS.

Flour-S2 90 per cwt.
WHEAT-No. 2, 60 to &c; No. 9, so to
Soc; No. 4, 40 TO SOC.
OATs-17c.
CORN 1Sc.
PoTAToEs-3Oc.
CATTLE--S200 q $3.50.
PORK, $3.50 a $500.
EdGs- SC.
BUTTER--i0c.
BEaSs-S $500
WooD-S4.50 q 5000
CoAL-Ft. Dodge, $500. Moingona
$3.50 LaSalle 800.
Chicago. March
WHEAr-No. 2, 94c; No. 3, Sic.
AEi1vaLkee.
WHEAT-No. 2, 55c; No. 8 SOC.
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NOTICE.

sioux Falls D. T., February 10, 1879.
Com plant having been entered At this Ofice By
II. L. HolIister against Arthur +. rudolph for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. s2s7, dated
March Q, 1878, upon the South Fast Y OF section
2l, Township 30, Range 80 III Lincoln County, Ter
ritory Of Dakota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry: the said parties are hereby summoneA
to oppear at this office the 14th daytf April,
1879, At aclock =. M, to respond and furnish tss.
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
B.F. CAMPBsLL, Regietsf.
J. II. WAsHBuaH, Receiver.
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CANTON p. Q. DIRECTORY.

,,+hern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
Ayst7 An. Departs every day except Sunday
northern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
l,ynt7:OOP. M. Departs every day except Sun
G,nton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
md Friday 1T 12M. Departs same days at p. NJ.
canton Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
sp.x. Departs every Saturday, at GA. NJ.
Once oven from 4. II. to eP. NJ. On Sundays
+,cn, to 4 Pm, and one hour after the mail
,iyss from the North.
JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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eE-Take your Butter, and Eggs TO Dav-
inson Bros, Fairview
T A load of dried fruit for Slo0 at
Dawson Bros, Fairylew.
TF. M. Rowley will take all kinds
of grain in exchange for goods.
nB-Corn and Oats taken in exchange
for goods at Dawson Bros, Fairvlew.
E Buy your Boots and Shoes of Davi.
son Bros, Fairview, who beat them all on
prices.
a Clothing at cost at Dawson Bros,
Faifyiew.
FLatess style prints at Dawson Bros,
Fairview.
uMsn's Plow Shoes cheap a, Dawson
Bros, Fairview.
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M. l.. SYVERUD,

MATCHMAKER JEWELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, ETC.. at Gilber's store,
eanton, D. T. sllkinds Of work in my line attended
sopromptly An OH short notice.
l" "REFERENcE-MY WORK.
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A. \, Ross,
Wagon I c...!.e. Builder.
--RepairIng Speciality
Has constantly on hand good stock Of the best Of
material and guarantees satisfaction all his work.
Orders promptly attended to-
GRAIN TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR WORK.
BRIDGE STREET. LOWER CANTON
NOTICE

q. g. LA~p OYPIry,
Sioux Falls .. T., Feb. Z, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this Once BY
John W. Aldrich against Elmer f.. Gilman for
his Homestead Entry No. 5372, dated
June lst, 1874, upon the South East 4 Section 50,
Township 9s, Rangc 81 in Lincoln county, Terrific
ry Of Dakota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 7th day Of May, 1879,
at o'clock q. M, to respond and furnish tsstimo.
ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
B.. CAMPfxLL, Register.
J. M. WAsHBURN, Receiver.
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UNITED STATES LAND OY1IcK I
Sioux Falls D. T., Feb. 8, 1879
Alfred Deranlean. Sunnyside, D. T.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com.
missioner OF the General Land Office, In > letter
dated january II, 1879 has adjudged your Timber
Entry So 62i upon ssath Eat Quarter SECTION IL.
Township IS Range 80 forfeited. Yon are allowed
sixty days from tie date OF This notice in which 10
appeal from said decision. S5i-..5EEsazE
b. r. CAHfsILL, Register.
Al-F-S0d I'M. WAsHBuRN, RsosivsP.
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A. +, & A. M.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

~. CurPrrr. Clerk Of District Conrt.
Tronr J. THossTAp, Register Of Deeds and Ell
o@clo County Clerk.
Esro. ". NAYLOR, Treasurer.
4 P. DIXON, Sheriff.
( q. JACOBS, Superintendent OF Schools.
a.H. W1aaIy, Judge Of Probate.
n. T. Hooosoob,
T. 9. BhASDHAeIn, go. commissioners.
u ". PALMER, OHM.
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Mrs. e. NJ. WELLS,

MILLINERY L FANCY GOODS DEALER has
Az Just received a new stock of the latest styles
summer Goods also supply of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Call early, aud my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders elswhers. t26-tf)
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. Nj. CUPPETT,

DIAL ESTATE ABSTRACT OFFICE; VIII
- pay taxes for non-residents. Once at the
Osurt House. Canton, d. T. w
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q. w. NAYLOR,

COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
.sndad to. Ofice at Court House. 1f
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WESTERN HOTEL,

7 EMARs, IOWA, corner 9th and Washington
IL streets. g. H. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc-
ssssor to NJ. Thiltgen) well-furnished table, and
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and L1V-
sry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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tH Dry wood, $3.50 per cord at Davi
son B ros., Fairview.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

YpI,ccpAL SERvIcE-ln Canton at the Schoo
house, Oh the second and fourth Sundays Of eac
n onth at II O'Clock A. NJ. Beloit School House
sans days at 7 O'Clock p. IN.
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PHYSICIANS,

NJ. M. CLARK, NJ. D.,
aminng Surgeon Of Pensions, Belo!t, Iowa.
once at residence, west of school house,
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Church property in the United States
has been estimated to be worth one thous
and million dollars.
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uFor the next thirty days Row:ey
will sell Shswls, Nubias, Scarfs, Cotton
Flannels &c, at cost.
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sioux Falls is 10 have Police .tu.lce,
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Made glad again, another cake. We
felt after the elegant repast we were favor
ed with at the wedding party at J, II Hol
sey's that something was needed to taper
off gradually before coming down to pork.
corn bread, the printers diet, and Monday
one of the huge cakes that helped. to adorn
the table of the wedding supper was de-
posted upon our sanctum table, with the
compliments of the donors. We nibble at
it cautiously, that its enjoymen. may BE-
prolonged.
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(7ANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge st.: A. P. DIX
~ on, Proprietor. A commodious, well-arrang-
n hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling
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HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,
DIXON HOUSE

<NANTON, D. T., Main st.. G. ". Harlan Prop'r.
~ Splendid accommodations for all Travellers
Nd rood Stables in conn nection with the House.
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pELO1T, IOWA: conveniently situated; near
~ tho East end of the Bridge. stages from BE-
ht depart from this house daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-20

divided up" the household goods, and while
the wife will remain here, the husband will
90 10 Kansas, starting within week or SO
The case has excited considerable public IN.
terest and comment, and seems to be one OF
terrible wrongs and fearful shortcomings. The
DR.. says that there are two sides to the case,
anu that time will show that he is not so much
to blame MS charged. However, ave will see
what we shall see
The republicans nomin mated Robert Roberts
for county treasurer He Is the present incun.
bent, but his denomination has caused a good
deal Of dissatisfaction among the truly faith
fu and "loil."
The democratic convention meets at Syca-
more on Thursday of this week. They will
probably put druggist of Sycamore in the
field
The greenbackers will also call convcn.
ton and put third man in the field The
democrats are bound not to fuse " with the
G. BIS, and suppose the feeling is so mutual
that each Of them will, by their nomination.
help elect the republican candidate,
VIM. Lossce was "blown up by" "A cartridge
last Sunday. lie is alive, but his hand is fear.
fully mangled
". l.. Simmons, our supervisor, has been
appointed one Of the dozen men to witness the
hanging Of the negro, Alexander, at Sycamore
next Friday 19th inst)
Rev G.. II Robertson, editor of the Gdzette,
showed US the other day his certificate of aP.
pointment AS elder in the p NJ. Church IN
this district. He will preach at Somonauk
the ensuing year, where he oiiiclated the PAST
one EX-UNo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept 10.
Times! In the board Of trade markets the feel
ing was unusually bullish yesterday Wheat, as
for some time past, was the center Of interest,
yet corn, the smaller cereals, and provisions
were traded in freely, while the movement all
around was Enthusiastically upward The bulls,
in word, were masters of the situation, and in
all the markets, higher prices prevailed. On
whest the advance established amounted TO SO &c.
In wheat and corn, though far more particularly
in the former cereal considerable excitement
was maintained throughout the entire day On
Change cash property closed us follows
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Table Talk.

Table Talk.
The Mendoza Reporter will please understand
u.s. we don't mean to kick about appropriating
items-wc do it more or less every week OF our
lives-'or the reporter is extra good about cred
its; but we do kick when you give the Daily
Times credit for home items appropriated by that
paper without credit, from the columns OF the
FREE TRADER.
An Eurvllc Gdzette CORES pendent writing about
the county asylum says: " We found the house
very neat and clean and the Matron certainly
deserves credit (also good salary for her skill
full management" And SO other people. But
We fear the supervisors, supcratire as 10 their
wisdom in It's perfection, have but little idea OF
skilled labor, for they place the experience Of
years in the hardest of all work to do WELFARE
Of the insane, Of childish old people, of simple
minded, of an endless succession Of sick people,
supervision of l04 (often l25 or more) of the very
worst Of all people to live with, they place all
this experience on level with the pillow boys la
Dor worth a dollar a day. 1t seems to be co.
nundrum with them as to whether they are pay
ing brains, special knowledge and skill or mere
manual labor with all the odds in favor OF the
latter The same may be said of the pay q the
county agent. Both remind us Of the Indian
working for "a cents a day. Some one suggested
to him that 1t was very poor pay, "Oh, yes" he
rcplied "but may be d. moor work" This can
not be said Of the matrop or the county agent.
however for their work is of the very hest Quail
ty, though done for very little money. A $4,000
bond and $500 salary are, really, now, decided
" Inconsistent workman ousht ia he worthy
Of his hire NOW "a in the oavs of IN. Man of
Judea.
We n,tter ourselves tina, we gave our readers
last week the oaiy readable and complete account
OIL Tue FAR puDhshed'-fR TRADER
ihe 0"y reautole ana complete account
arwst"ont, fnr III. pJaii, prs'trar,n hicI ,ho
FREE TRADER ipcorporated bodily to save ex
pensc. The FREE TRADER had no reporter on
W." '' , , 'ui ",' anu Its eu'oLs
premiums awarded the issi,c referred 10 did not
have one.fourth Of the list, and those published
were so inaccurate rs 10 DE worthless. ~AeP"oH-
nv, y ~ '' .'
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DANDEI.VD\.

Who does not know that this harmless little plant which
with lis bright green leaves and golden colored flowers
adorns our grasspats and pasture grounds? DR. whites
Dandeon Alternative Is prepared from the Dandecn root
In combination with other valuable roots barks and herbs
and is safe and certain specific for Liver Complaint Chz
and Fever Agse, Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases, Rheumass
and Constipation OF the bowels and Blood Puriner aud
enoyator is positively unequaed removing pnpies and
sa!owness. aud producing clear complexion. Pint bot
ties only dollar and every bottle warranted. sod In
Ottawa hy Forbes & GchrIng
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The Iiorsc-nobest brute Of the creation
when suffering from cut, abrasion or sore, de
rives as much benefit as his master, in like pre-
dicament, from the healing, soothing actha OF
THoMAs's ECLECTRIC OIL. Lamencss, swelling Of
the neck, stiffness of the joints, throat and lungs
are relieved by it. Consult our advertisement in
this paper. Note,-Ecictric, selected, electrified.
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Wool was quiet but firm at 36@3s cts. for Wis,
and III. tub washed, diagy and coarse 500 % cts,
fleece washed 4@36, unwashed 25(d26
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leW advertisements.
RARE CHANCE.

fTO RE,NT-Door, Sash and Blind Factory In Mont.
gomrry Kane county, Illinois; two miles south NJ the
city Of Aurora full and complete set of door and
blind machinery Including shaftnS, pulleys, betting
accr pony plsncr mOldng machines with good line mold
ing bits ETC All in order and ready for Immediate use
Main building lSis two stories above the basement add
ton 2Ix6 two Stories sorerOOm I0x5O story Power
two improved turbine water wheels giving nearly so horse
power; good dry kiln; ample room for png lumber Skip
ping facilities C.. h. q, Fox River Valley. and c. l.
Railroads Shop capable Of doing from 5000 $50 ca
business per Long lease and favorable Ap
ply in person by mail 10 HORD x BIiSDHEAD. Mont
aOnery. Kane county III. may7--hnOs
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Hides with or gruhs cassed damaged. u
60 At two.thrds price
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Glow is the baby" is the question often put
to mother and many an answer comes,
g Thanks to Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup much better
to-day"
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WESTERN LANDS v AnS ,d TsT gqi.s
BANKS.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

And All the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
IGvchunis.. England, Ireland. Scotland and all i'm
purant points Continental Europe drawn In to suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue STAIN ps OF ali demon Nations con.
stu n ty on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from ga. NJ to 4 Pm.
Jan ~ 1873. Il. C. JORDAN, Cashier
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and inIscreons
OF youth, weakness early decay uf manhood
dc. will send recipe that Will you, FREE II
CHAEGE. This great remedy discovered by mission.
AIRY In South America Send scEsldressed envelope
the REV JosRpH T. ISMAN. Station D. Ye,c York City.
JanlSly.s
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-12-01
D5be I &pertge.
& @tpdhplm:

7 n n .
Dfluerbofmdftarinnan bos $. M:t.
Drottninsef Gnfefru @ref,uinnan 6. q.
giper, f6bb Bater, 6S dr. 2anbtbrutaz
rem s. S. Bergman fran 6dseritalunb
"a dr. @rgBbanblaren of @ibo.m. m.
M. $. 8 Dronan, IS Or. 9anbelstas>
i6ren q. Ns. 2unbsren, 26 Or. 1draret
9iitolai f0rlam1inss foltitola u. g.
Sors, q 5erafimerlasarettet 40 dr.
Dlutf0raren S. g. Ballin, nara "a dr.
q. S. garlsions t. n1ata, 81. Stenn1an,
mara 80 dr. S. :. gpotetaren 81. 8.
Molin, "a az. S. 5. 5i0faptenen st.
5laggitDrntaniterl ob 5pdrbsmannen
B.G. 5iDitr6m, 72 dr. S.5. 9inbbplma
I. n1afa s. o. Drtengren, 43 dr.
s 2anbsorten: ,Gnlefri 8. g6bermat,,
gaorrf6pings S3 at. Gnfefru M. so
Eillbere 4 Ndllterbro brut 76 dr. ar
betsfarlen 40. grifion,i Norrt6pine
$50 al. sss,lSsfra 81. 2anbitr6m. i ar
boea 7S ~. JdrserifabriI6ren 8. M
|S1enitrDmyi brebro 64 dr.s u. Y
Mnberion 81 beB I. nlatas botter, Sisfrii
Charlotte @t1e ndra II al.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-12-01
Sa1tt,,tantr6oe.

Minneiotas trtit.tis af0re|
ttinsf6r at m otarbeta q be NIT
ga ld1litaper bdaer fit drsuDte
i@t. 4aul, Meinn. ben 10 December Il.
IS {. nj. pa &naufts 9a1l, o6 f6ls
ianbe basar of qtudllnr tilI of meo l6rz
bag qipdll pa 8feifers 9all q go
bahia ftreet. 5lera utmdrtta talare,
builta tparit "bbsa frimurare" o6 idle=
bes baftpa reba pa frimureriets srunbz
fntler o9 beulisbeter, fomma att
bepiita m5tet. Sc TIE f6rita sra=
berua af frin1ureriet bliftpa franz
ftdlba, ia att Be ,tdrtuaranbe f,nna ie ob
b6ra,b ,buru BET gdr till att s6ra frimurare.
Sc bemlisa idllifaperaas srunblatier,
eber p6 cereuonier bliflpa ftdrifdbabe |
CUBS orbs ljus, bels | forebras, oels
senom bistusliOner, D6 ben, iom onifar
"a en- ratt Efdnneoom omss besia iallfaz
per, bBr betpilta BETA ntbte. Set Or
en- triitens plist att ffaffa fig upplpsz
ming i benna iaf, pd bet att ban md tuez
I'd, pa btpilfen {ibn ban ifa1l itdlla fig i
Sci, itrib, lon mi pdgdr 1ttellan be bent
(iaa ialllfaperna oh fprfan idtpdt bdr !
lonbet ion, ! anbra ldnber. afpen !
mart garnla fdbernesfano bar benna
itrib bDrjat, idfon, ipnes af "3eol. 3ioz
Strift", berlti artitlar fDr D6 en1pt f1re>
fommit unber beta dr.
stpar p4 en-, fom 'tpil betuiita nOtet,
bDr dtminltoue en- media fDrut berom u1tz
oerrdtta pattor q. g. MOnten, 33 DIM,
fteb IT,, @t. Saul, Mainn., ia f0ranitals
tar Dan berberse unber m6tet.
6 . nm, en- "a man a ION tn II:
Enen!
@enom att betala il,ll "fair" pa f0l
ianbe jernndsar: Chicago Miltpaufee s
gt. Eaul; 8ef 8isconiin; ct. Rau
MinmeapDlis 4 Wanltpbn; ct. ASau
s. Dulutb; Minneapolis & ct. 2outs
funna belegater dteripdnba pd en- femt'
set AZ BET prbinara prilet. D4 genon
aft 1nffa certififater tannd belesater re
ID pa ct. Saul OBJ Sionr gitb=bana'
/ f1r tie cents milen. gertifitnter erbdl
las, PM besaran italics til f6reninsen.
torrelponberanbe ietreterare, @. Sen
4 Ton, ct. 8dnl, Minrt.
gseb Bing ben 13 ttop. 1879.
g. SiDblom
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EGG bih@na
TILL
SKAFFAREN

: "a . i = Is
medfoljer delta hummer af tidnin.
gen. minnesota Stats Tidning''
har pa det skamli caste satt under
en- fold af yeckor utslungat han
fulla och nedsattande ord mot den
ma tidnings redaktion och till sist
3ppet anfallit pastor A. P. Monten
och s0kt att framstalla honom in
for allmanheten en- lojlig och I've.
tydig dagger. Pastor Monten insan-
de till 'sMinnesota Stats Tidning''
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