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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
l3l5l4.
Ofvanstaende diagram visar utse.

Ofvanstaende; diagram visar utse.
endet pa den gata, med hvars l6sning
st6rsta delen af den amerikanska be-
folkningen ar for narvarande syssel.
satt. Det har blifvit en- rigtig vurm,
och den som Ell har forsokt eller for.
s6ker att losa den, foljer ej' med sin
It'd.
en- lada som rymmer 16 tarningar,
placer as Is, numererade fran till Is.
Dessa tarningar blandas nu tillsam.
mans och stallas upp utan afseende pa
nummerfoljd. ON man nu kan 6ytta
dem sa att de komma i ofvanstaende
ordning, sa ar gatan lost. Skulle dar-
emot de sista tre tarningarne fallit
14-13-15, sa borjar det trediga ga
tan. Det ar nemligen en- omojlighet
att andra rak fold dessa tvenne tar
ningar utan att pa samma gang stalla
tvanne andra oordning.
Denna gaia ser mycket "oskyldig'
ut, men den ar full af den NEST demo-
niska elakhet, och b0rjar man en-
gang att fytta de sma tarningarne sa
ar man straxt fangad dess f6rfori-
ska nat.
Arbete, hem. vanner, familj, sociel-
la,religiosa och medborgerliga pligter,
ALT f6rgates under det det olyckliga
offret for denna vurm brakar sin bier
ma med att finna en- losning. Han gor
sina berakningar, fly ttar de sma tarnin-
garne fran och tillbaka och omkring
hvarandra. "Nu har jag det p ropar
han, ssdet har ar lika latt som att
rulla af en- stock. En- nittioars gam
NAL gumma som har mistat det ena
ogat och ej kan Sc med det andra, kan
ju CORA det har." Alb, tarningarne
ha sista minuten nekat att komma
pa sin rata plats. Han borjar nu att
hvissla "yankee DOODLE" hvilket sa
smaningom ofvergar till en- liiig
"gig" ALT eftersom hans ifver 6kas.
Han talar SO smatt ON en- AMMAN verld
dar folk standigt ga under linien, och
till hvilken han 6nskar att upp6nna-
rem af delta gyckelspel matte f6rsan-
das utan mad och barmhertighet.
Tarningarne visa sig annu halstarri-
ga. Kallsvetten droppar fran hans
bleka panna. Det gar omkring hans
hufvud och hogsta fortviaan nodgas
han att sbjuta ladan at sidan och ga
ut for att stilla sina upprorda kanslor.
ON nagra ogonblick kommer han till
baka for att genomga samma mano-
yer med samma resultat.
I bankhusen, pa krogarne, legisla-
tursalarne, pa spelhusen, hotellerna
och sparvagnarne, med ett ord, hvar-
helst den foreJagsamme amerikanske
medborgaren fnnes, ar han syssel-
satt med att fnna nyckeln till denna
gaia, och ehuru den till sin natur me.
IA tillhor barnkammaren an nagon an
nan plats, har den dock varit f0remal
for allvarliga diskussioner pa veten-
skapsmannens m6ten. Enda sattet att
l6sa denna gaia. ar att wanda ladan 50
att den sida som nu betecknas af siff.
rorna 1, 5, 8 9-och 13, kommer 6fverst
ON man sedan ayttar tarningarne So
att Mr. kommer pa den ruta som
ofvanstaende teckning upptages af MI
13-n:r 2 dar mr. 9 ar och savidare j
samma fold. sd ar losningen gansks
latt. Pa samma princip kan den l6sas
ON ladan vrides So att den h0gra 81
dam kommer 6fverst.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
Maple Ridge, 1880.

Kan man sasom Trustee gifva en-
laglig fullmakt till ett annat samfund,
att fa hafva lika ratt for alltid som
vi, att begrafva sina d6da var he
grafningsjord, utan att salja ett styc-
ke af jorden till dem. N. M. o..
ia. fed.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
Prylens fieri.

.Harom dagen berattade vi hurule-
des den hedersvarde skomakaren Nj
kodemus Prylblifvit upp 6fver 6ro.
nen f6ralskad uti en- viss farmareen.
ka, och huruledes han bes16t att till
foremalet for sin 6mma laga 6fver-
sanda ett par passande presenter. Sa-
som en- sannfardig historieskrifvare
egnar och anstar, anse vi nu var
skyldighet vara att underratta lasaren
ON, huru presenterna emottogos och
frieriets utgang. 5 Il. !; .-74 Viii. :
Gafyorna borde, tyckte alskaren, at
foljas af en- lamplig skrifyelse,. pa det
enkan Matte veta hvarifran de kom-
mo och, som skomakarens fingrar vo-
ro mera hemmastadd dda vid bektrad och
syl an black och penna, Yande han
sig i sin nod till en- namnsdagspoet,
som mot kontant erkansla lofvade for
hjelpa honom ur det irakade bryderi-
ct. Denne, som ej endast var poet
utan afven artist, utmalade EFT pap.
per en- j ALA regnbagens farger skif-
tande krans af l0f och b1ommor.
OfYerst in i kransen syntes ett brin-
nande hJerta, lsom troligen sknlle
f6restalla skomakarens eget), genom-
skjntet3 af en- pill. Under hjertat ater.
| fanns f5Iiande TltoiHtalaa.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
Prak ktisk Uni nderratte elser..

iss DE- Anrn 5Js oarnos hon,s ~, will Stats
ITidninuan /, Al q al, f6liania ni,m.
mar ,,as;uaIra IS A oar. ann sko1.in.
a;nah 4, 6rssn Z, 8 l.os,h,,a county slap,
iaIoIlsrarrna 81 4 4, a ma a darry;aninpp Il ung.
don,an ss1 y 81
nat yora 6nak kliot att icke blot
Ibar,, 5.,,tan ) fvan .faraldrar vile CORA
a.. g, nad 81 daasa aakar och
s;a,.a,. -, =, att framatsl
= 5a,,, a at,. g ankalt satt All ALA
q ,s4that Ennro fatta s,iix dan g.
N Ia oliEa n toyvn.am hatena 81 och: ot.f, da.
- : ;nnahafvaraa s., nliptar III:
.srba Town som an nolit;sk sorpa.
niaat;on: motavarar I'M safar den sven.
aka ..kommunen. I, och .utpi,r 81 eunheten
Ea1ler, ornn,iiyalan fdr @haIa sfolkaty.
;ralsen q s,'. s.. gl :; 55
Ett :toum ,1re, ntpfras 81 =, svanliaen af ett "a
kallait. Township. som e,nlipt .landeta
matninoa hastsr af ssax IS, :af, an aalaka mil
II fyvrkant iroWnisrtyrafsen hastSr ST 3
snnervisors fnnnsvn,nosmanl an clerk
1sekreterarel. en- assessor fyarderings..
man, ,,an. !. treasurer: .nkassbrl tya
;nst;ces of tha neace Ifredsmaklare)
ooh tns conetah1as fnol;sar, ! aamt
roadoverseers (vaguppsyningsman).
Dessa tjsnsteman hafya ingen Ion,
blott betalning for de dagar de m6ta,
SAINT vissa obetydliga sportler.
Townsupervisors hafva makt att be-
stamina huru stor skatt Dor .palaggas
for townstyrelsens uppratthallande,
for broars och yagars byggande och
underhall, SAINT att hafva uppsyn Of
YER halsovarden m. M; de utlagga
ALA vagar inom slit town, della dessa
distrikter, och hafva uppsigt 6fver de
allmanna valen.
Sekreterarema, kassorens och poll
sernes aliggande utg6res af de sysslor
som dessa benamningar innebara.
Assessorm yarderar arligen all l6segen-
dom och hyart annat ar all fastighet.
Denna wandering utg6r grunden. for
all beskattning till saval townets, ,skol-
distriktens, county'ts som statens un-
derhan.
.7ast;ce of,he peoce afh6r och d6.
NOR ola NAL bv,rs tv;stvsrda nm.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25

Statens legislator bestammer 6fver
de olika countiernas granser, mann
och organisation.
Hvarje fullt organiseradt county har
f6ljande tjensteman:
County-commissioners (desse aro B
till antalet de counties som vid valen
hafya ofver 800 roster, SAINT 8 ide
som hafva mindre. County't delas ! 8
| eller S distrikt, och man kan blott r6-
sta pa en- commissioner inom hvarje
sadant distrikt, och hans tjenstetia
ar ar.) U1unty Auditor, Treasu-
lrer, Sheriff, Register of Deeds, Coun-.
| " Attorney, Judge Of Probate, Sur
veyor, Clerk Of District Court, Coro-
ner, SAINT Superintendent Of Schools;
Nagra af dessa tjensteman 1lafva ar1ig'
lon, de 6friga endast sportler. b
Commits ssioners sammantrada 2 till }4
ganger arhgen. De bestamma3 coan-.
1ty'ts skater, utlagga vagar, della
county't SKIOLD distrikter. hafva upp-
sigt 6fver. dess finanser, publika bygg
nader och AMMAN egendom, hafYa ward
ON de fattige, utyalja juryman n. m,
auditor VI skrifvare for county
commissioners, granskar och god
1kanner ALA rakningar, emottager fran
ltown.t jenstemannen varderingslistor-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
Fragor och .svar.

: Round Mound Mars 1880.
F. I Maj 1873 tog jag cit tradp1ante-
ringsland och odlade pa detsamma;
andra aretTsNS79) tog jag en- gr6da
darpa. Kan jag nu det tredje aret
tl880) taga en- gr6da till pa Stamina
stycke och sedan nasta host, splantera
trad utan att det kan kallas olagligt ?
" ~ ''' A. G. S.
ia. Lagen bestammer blott att
fem acres skola planteras det tredie
aret, men lemnar at egaren att sjelf
bestamma hvilken It'd pa aret, antin-
gen host eller var. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25

Kama l. o6' uaSllSeu, uuTu uoI
ekonomiska betrycket ALT mera
hotande staller sig var vag, utan
att vi kunna finna en- mojlighet till
raddning. >Kraftlose lata vi oss
foras ALT narmare forderfvets
brant, utan att ems med en- tanke
fly till honom, som ensam fornAar
hjelpa. Med hopplos blick skada
vi omkring oss, utan att skonja en-
raddningens ljusglimt. Var lila
aterstod af moraliskt mod forsvin-
ner, vi gunka sd smaningom sed-
ligt hanseende, forlora all mot
standskraft och>fy slutligen fegt
hvarje frestelse, som mojligen
staller sig var vag, utan att ems
forst soka fa utredt, huruvida vi
aro maktige att ofvervinna den
samma ellerej. Foljer So liknojd-
het for ALT, och sedan raknar feg-
heten inga granser. for sin verk-
-samhet. Det raknas soldaten till
last att fegt ofvergifva sin post
i striden huru skulle det da kun
ma ske annorlunda med den kriga-
re, som i strid mot yttre och inre
frestelser fegt drager sig undan =
Men huru radda en- sadan menni-
ska och CORA henne duglig denna
strid 4? fragen I. Svaret ligger
tamligen nara till hands: 0ppna
heunes sjals ogon for religionens
sanningar, visa henne sina, ,pligter
sasom menniska och medborgare,
och hon skall smart forsta, att lif-
vet endast ar cit anfortrodt gods,
med hvilket man icke kan efter
behag forfara, utan att vara
brottslig emot Gud, samhallet och
sig sjelf. Men det ar i ungdo-
mems hjerta, som man bor nedlag-
ga dc religionens och moralena
bud, hvilka sforma bevara menni.
skan mot lldelserna och CORA hem
> ne stark i striden mot desamma
Alt ar foorloradt, ON man droje1
darmed till. .dessa hafva gjort Sin
makt ga1lande Huru manga
olyokliga foraldrar skulle icke
hafva undsluppit sorgen at ett
alskadt barns sjelfmord, ON de j
It'd och i sy1lnerhet genom goda
foredomen foryarat det emot van.
irons farliga grundsatser och alla
de foorforelser, som anfalla det ge.
mast vid dsss intrade izlifvet.
Ware emellertid darmed huru
som halst, eghet ar alltid, att
lifvets strid lata modet falla. Del
asr fegt forsaka malet darfor, at,
vasgen till det samma leder oofvel
tornen och det 81 81 mindre fegt
att stanna pa halfva vagen darfor
att det for att: komma vidare be
II hofs litet mera mod och litet stor:
re kraftanstran ngning an dittiilii
varit fallet. Bort darfo med 81
eghet! Latom osss tvartom i prof
ningens stund ALT ifrigare soks
komma framat och sknlle va
kraft ftskannas otil llracklig ma III al
pa boonens vinge hamta nog kraf
fran hojj don ! fven det morker
kymmer och ssorg see foda, kal
ljasetsI skingra, ON ii el fegt rygg'
Ilbaka foir striden mot detta NOR
er och .iDgen nod 81 sa stor, at
denel kan ofvery ryiinnas Of en- men
IN som til 5Gud har aiitt faat
hopp. Dart 81 il gen fsghet
ralnat yare var loaen
70
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Minnot hafa siat en- Mann
.sTha Minnesota scandinavian Relief Association

saer aaidns
pessn m nden
Hys msian s6
~ Rnsst dsdsha
aenabefs
NON nsan IVA
tsssn1ggR
Iodlga
ar ~ Werns
~, Red Wing, AArnsosa sNssss3a$
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25

notsvara den sYenske: lansmannens.
och on del af kronof gdens. Han
{kung6r ALA rattshandl dlingar och utf6r
dess beslut. Han fhar ocksa ward Of
yer county IS fangellse else och ottslir1- T,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25
E!!::l'''e.lghet;s,,.. !!::l'' |. {.

s.Hvad IL fsghet : fraga "a oaa
ofta. Pa hYad satt uppenbarar
den sig atom oss med nd gra
rader. .besvara dessa fragor.
I hvarje m enniskas= inre finnes
nedlagd on viss fformaga att att j
proofniingens stund halla modet
uppe men denna formaga .maste
hos en- hyar af oss. vinna okad, ,
behoflig stad ga, for att varda oss
nyttig, da pro fningens Stag mojli-
gen komma att falla med okad
styrka: Delta vinnes 81 utan den
hos oss ipneboende sedliga VILLAINS
och, kraftens flitiga anvandande,.
pa samma gang vi ei fa glomma,
att var kraft varder mer eller
mindre hetydelselos, ON den ej
winner understood ofvanifran, ifran
all starkhets kalla. Hafva Vi en-
dast vunnit delta stod,s da kunna
vi zock ga hyarje fara djarft till
notes, forvissade att den Eviges
,kraftiga arm skall skyddande va
ka ofver oss.-Hos den ater, som
tycker sig vara sig ,sjelf nog och
strafvar att pa egen kraft stodd
bryta sig en- .vag framat, hos ho-
nom winner fegheten smart insteg.
Det kan "a honom till en- borjan
val handler, han kanner lange in
gen svarighet att cd frestelsen till
notes; men plotsligt lorna sig
hindren skyhogt i hans vag och
hans, af mensklig kortsynthet an
gripna oga skadar forgafves efter
en- mojlighet att undga faran.
Han borjar ALT begarligare lyssna
till den forradiska rosten slit in
re. som hviskar ON fygt.' Snart
fyr han ock fegt undan faran, ty
han saknar den nodiga sedliga
kraft, hvarforutan man "a latt Ia.
ter locka sig att ofvergifva sin
post har i verlden.-Vi SO och
kama t. ex. dagligen, huru det
ekonomiska betrycket ALT mera
hotande staller sig var vag, utan
att vi kunna finna en- mojlighet till
raddning. >Kraftlose lata vi oss
f0ras ALT narmare forderfvets
brant, utan att ems med EN- tanke
fly till honom, som ensam forAar
hielpa. Med hopplos blick skada
vi omkring oss, utan att skonja en-
"
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-03-25

Dets betyder ingenting. Cor er In.
gen brAdska Tor min skull !. och ON hi
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04
GRAHAM L. KES

The Jack Creek Literary Society are
having II full attendance about 40 being
present Tuesday night: question, Re-
solved, That men Of thought have a.
chieved greater victories than men of
action. A paper is read once in two
weeks. Comic songs and declamations
usually wind up tile entertainment.
l. S. & +. D. Richards have moved
their feed mill to Fulda, where they
will grind feed at II cts per sack full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards are in Wis
consin visiting.
Tie Snyder boys have about fifteen
hundred bushels of corn the result of
50 acres planted in good season and
we'll tended.
a great amount of corn, will be plant
ed the coming season on account of the
scarcity Of seed grain, and flax great
many being disappointed in getting
flax seed. -
All men engaged in sheep raising, re-
port good results except Mr.. Denton.
who has lost abont 10 per cent of: pur-
chase price. J. H. Cunningham has
ESQ head of fine-looking sheep.
VIM. Booth of Seward, has $50 head
Of sheep that will shear about 5fb per
head; Booth thinks the profits on Sheep
to he greater and easier: made than on
any other kind Of stock. r. ,, ~, 49,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04

Land hunters are beginning to arrive
and 1t looks us though, there would he a
good demand for land this spring.
The large coal sheds erected by the
Il. r. Co. at this. place have been i'm
proved by the addition of derrick to
handle the coal.
The depot has been nicely grained on
the inside and is credit to the town.
Hill and Cosper's new store, Mr..
Johnson s store and VIM. NJ. Davis es-
Establishment lin which he keers farm ma
chinery and sewing machines) are all
being pushed rapidly this fine weather.
Stone Il ParslIall will have tho loss
butcher shop in few days.
A gentleman from Jackson said the
other'tlay that Fulda was the liyeliest
town between Wlnnebago and Flan-
dream.
August Shultz has "Jour" at work
in his shop who knows how to Fix" a
plow from what we saw the other day.
Fulda has been offered the county
seat on certain conditions, which she
respectfully declined. We understand
the offer has been made to each town
i'll the county and that all treated the
offer with contempt.
Mr., Dlonl'y WAS badly hurt last week
|'by his team running away and throw
ing him out OF the wagon.
"A. II. Strong, OF Jackson was in town
on Monday.
r. W W
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OLNEY.

Mr.. Green's school closed last week.
A great deal of flax Will be sown in
this vicinity next spring, many of the
farmers being unable to procure any
other seed.
Spelling school and I.yceum in the
north Little Rock school house every
Monday evening. Subject for last meet
ing. Resolved, that there is more pleas
ure in anticipation than in actual pos
session. Aft. A. G. Lindgren. Neg.
G. G. Peterson.
The child of Mr.. jacobson that has
been sick so long is recovering.
Some of the farmers about here be-
gan dragging last Thursday. Guess
they llavn't dragged much since.
Mrs. John Olson is down with the
asthma.
Threshing over Oh section % this
week. That machine has been going
off and on all winter. T.
John Nimshik boy of about 10, a
brother III law OF Mr.. Peeler was kick
ed by a mule last Wednesday noon and
badly hurt. lie was leading the AMI
NAL to water when it turned and struck
him full in the face with both hoofs
breaking his jawbone on both sides and
otherwise iWoring hip. DR.. Wemp]e
of RushmOre was sent for and set the
bone. And both boy and mule are now
doing well.
0. wants to know what will take
grease off from the hands.
SENNIT
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04
WoNDEleFUL INTENTION.

Peck's Sun says that 10. Me,lill, of
the Chicago Tribune. has invented a
device for detecting bad eggs:
The device that he has invented is
simple, but it is complete. and will full
~ overcome the difficulty. He Iropos-
es to arrange Il rubber stamp in the
nest Of every hen, with movable date.
This stamp is arranged witla pad
which is saturated with iEdelible ink.
When the hen lays All egg, AS is we'll
known, she kicks slightly with her hind
leg. An electric disc is arranged so
that her foot touches it, when the Stamp
turns over on to the ink pad, and then
revo!ves, stamping the date on the egg.
The hen goes off about her business,
the farmers hired girl removes the egg.
replaces the stamp. which is ready for
another. On each evening, after the
hens have retired to their downy roost,
with the roosters, the date of tile stamp
is changed to the following day, and
the good work goes on. In this way
there can he no cheating. You 20 to
THE grocery and ask for fresh eggs. and
the grocery man says lie has some eggs
OF the vintage of Jan. 70, 1880. for it,
stance. You look at them and there
are the figures, which cannot lie. With
this method it is an object for the man
to get rid of his eggs, regardless of
price. knowing that to morrow NAV be
too late. - 5000.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04
Il. i. G.
GRAND PRAIRIE. Feb. 21

/.
EDITOR ADVANCE: I notice in your
issue of Feb. 10th, in regard to the SIR
manifestations III our town, you say
that your are thoroughly satisfied that
what is occurring in Grand Prairie is ex.
actly like what occurred in Christ's
time, on the day of Pentecost, etc. We
differ \ little with you in our opinion.
We read in Acts ID chapter, 6 Z and s
verses, the following:
Nov when this was noised abroad
the multitude came together and were
COMPOUNDED because that every man
heard them speak in his own Ian uage.
And they were all amazed and mar
yelled, saying one to another, behold
are not all these which speak Galileans?
And low hear We every man in our
own tongue wherein we were born"
It is evident from the above that the
Apostles spoke in known tongues, not
unknown, as they all heard them speak
in their own language, but in tile Grand
Prairie case we notice this was an un-
known tongue and Mrs. Promo gave
the Interpretation and rs to Mrs. Pyle.
it was reported to me by one of the
members Of that faith, Il am informed
later that Mrs. Me-. Pyle was not
healed permanently as she llas gone
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04

Fulda butchers are Offering ave dol
lars per hundred for hogs. Those that
haye been raising hogs clatmsit pays
better to feed corn out at homo than TO
draw it TO market and sell for Is cts per
bushel. #f &:
Mr.. Doll, of Deforest is buying Ill
kinds of grain and paying the highest
market price. g.
It is hoped that the Worthington
gristmill will be able to make some
good -four, when completed, and gain
its lost reputation. Nothing but the
fancy brands! being fit to use has beena
general complaint among the farmers.
A. L. Dunlap has rented part Of o.
H. Chapman's place. @'=Ii:@>=s
n. H. Smith has rented his farm to a
Mr.. Anderson. ><~: >s:5 WI
A brother-in-law of Mrs Wilcox stop.
ped at Mr.. Wilcox's on his return home
from Nebraska. He has taken land on
the Niobrara river, one hundred miles
south of MINI. He reports up to tins
date, cattle have grazed all winter with.
out any fodder and the frost out OF tho
ground. People are already sowing in
Sherman Co., Nebraska.
The people at the red school house
being minus a minister have taken to
reading printed sermons.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-03-04
RANSOM.

$. e. Ferrin's team ran away from
his boy while hauling manure. broke
their stoneboat but no one hurt.
Mrs. Sutton is sick.
We see Robert Shore is home today
from school to help audit the town
books and attend the town caucus
They have nominated the following otfi-
GERS. For Chairman, r. Shore, Super
visors Richard Prideaux, F. T. Greaves.
Town Clerk, G. W. W. Dow, Assessor
and Treasurer, Cole Guernsey, Justice.
e. w. W. Dow. Constables, S. I. Allen.
James Golf.
We notice that Richard Prideaux and
Levi Rowland are counting.
G. Sandlin, stopping with Levi Row.
land, has been sick for Il few days.
Mrs. Cole Guernsey is on the sick
list.
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back TO her old state of feeling and her
rheumatism is as bad as ever; people
will sometimes get excited over re]ig-
ious matters and sometimes it will
make cripple jump and think he! is
healed and when he gets conscious a
gain he finds himself in his old state,
and as Go Mr.. Johnson's child it is a
positive fact it speaks an unknown
tongue, but he is in hopes that when it
grows older that it will learn to speak
the English language.
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ADRIAN,

ADRIAN.
James Barnett has moved to his farm
for the summer.
Mr.. Wegen moved into Mr.. Meyers
house on the 10Th.
Mr.. Kramer has rented the Bostic
building and will open 4 meat market.
Mr.. Dash has rented the building of
JOS. Poots for the summer.
A. NJ. Crosby s. Co., have erected
new grist mill run by horse power in
Mr.. Hosmer's building.
Mr.. Barber has very sick child. DIR.
Sullivan is treating it.
f. Wegen has received new stock
of bedsteads. A No. wool mattress
for sale at F. Wegen's.
B. Midboe is moving his bam be-
tween the hardware and furniture stores
and intends to start new furniture
store.
The contract for the new colony
houses was let on Feb. oath to con-
tractor at Sioux Falls. It is quite a
job.
Rev. J. c. Knauf visited Sioux Falls
on Feb. oath.
Mr.. Lose expects to move into Mr..
Wegen's building about March LIST.
John Krast has arrived and rented
room of Alessrs. Lose & Keller. lie
will open harness shop.
E. Ryan is about to open barber
shop in Mr.. Krast's building.
Tie Bishop appointed for Dakota
will be here to make visit to Rev. ].
g. Knauf and see to the interests of the
colony.
The contractor who has the contract
for building the houses will hegin this
week we learn.
E. Cooper is about to open a board
ing house.
A New York man is here looking for
location.
Two good rooms for rent. Call on
F. Wegen.
Jos. Roll is putting in large stock
of drags.
The new harness and barber shops
are open.
Services will be held at the Catholic
church Oh Sunday next.
Mr.. Poots is going to get hand or.
gan We understand.
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LITTLE ROCK

LITTLE HOCA.
J. 7. Greene'S school closed last Fri
day.
Spelling and Debating school at the
Roberts School house every Wednesday
night. They come from every way to
beat the Little Rock folks but there is
no use. Giles Farmer comes out H.
head.
George and John Roberts have come
back from southwestern low They
report the times worse there than IN
Mobiles Go.
Mr.. Green taught school for Mr..
Shore last Monday.
William Jones is having the ague a.
gain this spring. lie had long time
Of it last fall.
LITTLE Rock.