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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
A KING IN COURT.
Suit of the King of Belgium in Bo ston
Court to Recover Property Belonging to
the Bishop of TOurnay.

Court to Recover Property Belonging to
the Bishop of Tournay.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
BosToN, Mass, Jan. ga bill in equity
was brought some months ago by Leopold
H., king of Belgium, in the supreme court
against Leon Bernard, to recover certain
securities deposited by Bernard in the
Union safe deposit vaults in this CITY.
This suit is still pending. Another biz ia
equity has now been brought by Isidor
Hiopolite Durousaux, bishop of Tournay,
in Belgium, to recover the same securities.
Bernard, who resided at Antwerp, had for
long time been the custodian of
money and securities belonging to
the bishop, which were derived
from the revenues of the church. About
March, 1881, Bernard converted large
amount of the secur tiles to his own use,
and fed from Belgium to the United
States. He was arrested at Havana, and
taken to Belgium, where he is now await
ing trial Bernard, while in the United
States, hired safe of the Union safe de-
posit vaults in which is deposited large
amount of the securities which cannot be
attached on writ of repleyin. 1t is
claimed that Bernard has no title to the
securities, and it is asked that
he be ordered to deliver them
to the bishop; that the Union
safe deposit vaults be restrained from al
lowing Bernard to have access to the safe,
and from delivering the securities to him,
and that the plaintiff be put into possession
of the property. Upon the fling of the
bill an injunction was issued as prayed for
till the further order of the court, and a
subpoena was also issued to the defendant t
returnable at the March term.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
The Shado,C of Things Not Seen.

We have innumerable naval bureaus and
innumerable naval dignitaries, but no
navy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30

Canadian government for the extradition
of Lewis Herold, of Illinois, under indict-
ment for forgery.
Twelve thousand dollars is recommended
to be appropriated for the house in which
Lincoln died.
A bill introduced in the house gives the
widow of DeLong pension of $50 per
month.
Mr.. Morrison introduced bill providing
penalty of $50 for defacing marks upon
barrels.
Ex-Minister Foster gave a brilliant re-
ception tonight to Commissioner Caredo,
of Mexico.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
Dfsastrous wind Storm.

DENVER, Col, Jan. pa terrific wind
storm again visited this city at an early
hour this morning. A dozen or more
buildings were demolished, while the roofs
of many more were torn off and in some
instances carried 250 feet. During the
storm another electric light tower was
blown down and car on the circle rail
road blown from the track. Several per-
sons were seriously though none fatally in
jured. In several instances roofs and de-
bris were blown in one direction, while in
the immediate neighborhood others were
carried in opposite directions. A singular
feature was that the wind came in gusts,
each succeeded by few moments of per-
feet calm,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
Western Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-DeMotte, from
the public buildings and grounds commit
tee, to-day reported to the house adversely
the Folger letter and other communica-
tions relative to the Bridwell dock proper
ty in Chicago. This virtually disposes of
the question. The report went to the pri-
vate calendar.
The court of commissioners of Alabama
claims will hear the test case of Geo. r.
Williams against the United States to-mor-
row.
The court of claims has rendered iudg-
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decline amounted to 1O1sc on January,
PIC on February, 114c on March, 115c on
May. 1t is stated this evening that the
clique has its cash corn to the amount of
over 100000 bushels already sold for
February, and will deliver to buyers the
first of the month";"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
No c,nrhstone Trades.

CHICAGO Jan. 29-The board of trade
to-day adopted rule which prohibits
members from trading outside the regular
| hours, or outside the board of trade or call
board, the object being to prevent them
from trading in bucket shops and on curb
| efOnes
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30
WASHINGTON.
THE WHISKY BOND EXTENSION 4CT
STILL PRESSING.

Important Decision of the Supreme Court
Relative to Anti-Miscegenation Laws
The Week in Congress-Gen. Sherman's
Forthcoming Retirement from the Array
-Nom1natlons-Depart Notes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-30

Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The case of
j. B. Lyon & Co. against the
alleged manipulators of the corner in jan
uary corn came up to-day on motion to
dissolve the injunction. After argument
of the case it went over.
It was stated that one element in the
heavy drop in the price of January corn
this afternoon was the settlement of long
line of shorts by David Dows & Co. at 66115
cents.
The Times will say: "The squeeze in
January corn was allowed by
those engineering it to culminate to-day.
The January option opened at &c. During
the regular session of the board of trade,
sales and settlements were made at 66@67R
| On the afternoon call, however, the first
! sales were made at 65. From this figure
prices dropped under large sales, amid
considerable excitement, to So, and closed
at 5715 95S. Having succeeded in forcing
! a settlement on all short trades outstand-
ing, except contracts affected by the Lyon
injunctions, the clique concluded
! it was unnecessary to continue any
longer the manipulation, and de-
cided to unload. On call its brokers
sold 2S5,O0O bushels January corn, and it is
believed large amount of February, March
and May, which it had been forced to pur-
chase from time to time. Transactions in
corn On call reached an unusual aggregate.
Based on Saturdays closing figures, the
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-27
Excerpts !

s E "a young man named Darling lives
II Fargo, ana, WHEN any one calls to
=himson the street.. every young lady
within three blocks bushes and looks
.round, gently saying. '.sh. III. "-Er:
81 Charlotte Bronte says, .:,ANomsn feel
Just Is men feel" Charlotte has evi.
IDENTIFY had some experience in feeling
Eaft~r5the matches In = dark room. and
.knos.s:how it Is herself.-Loss<li Cit.
ixen. ~,,x. -: ),
NO. said the poet. "my poem
WASH 'timnch Of \ success. liberties
rather sat down on IT. But in view
of the fact that the. printer got the
words golden night gutter snipe,
! don't quits fet1 that the piece had a
fair chance. Chicago Inter Ocean.
An Arkansas editor who was.elec.
ted County JudSe some time ago did
not approve 1T life nm administra-
ton, and ii ~ able EDITORIAL writ
/ ten by himself, s.id. ..1t is with
sorrow That anno,,nces that the
County Judge 81 III. county, aud
the editor Of This paper, is q blamed
fool = kansd,,o 7,f1ave!tr.
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u 10 b.
-. = -! & N q - g lssol
8 = sssr Is! yth.nx. 4
- ensAtlsfa tory ma lusubri.
81 yoia ~ 50 your head in.brandy
~ s.lssf,. n 4 dirsct ed!'' inquired
N pl,ys lci,iii. ].
tried .. but couldgk doit. .
IIied tol Why coulqs Il you do
NJ tbe doctor, with coIsidsrAbis
EsuFprl
q 4 cgaldn't SGT the .srandy up
higher than ny mouth to savs my
its. Now, you see. III my mouth
waa on Top OF my hssd. or IL you
slioald hang bottle Of brandy from
tho ceiling, and contrivo to tip II
oyer me, it might. work, blt running
" the old route, from the bottle to
the top Of my head, it Is impossible
for me to pass, my mouth without
stopping. Cant you invent some
thing IS that kind. -:7t:ras S:ttings
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-27

Summons,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, GO
County Of Wadena,
Dist. let Court 1lth Juticia; District,
Moses Stewart Jr, PLAINTIFF
5:;:$ t ts;::: G:!!a: s.: Summons
The State Of Minnesota to the sbove-named
laney c. .oslyn. Cary H. Joslyn, non. rssident de-
VOW, Lancy c. Joslyn and Cary II. Joslyn are
hereby summoned and reqnfred to answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff In thu above entitled
action, on tile in the ONCE Of the Clerk of the
said Court ut his oaaco At Wadsna, Minnesota
and to serve copy Of your answer 70 said Com.
paint on the .ubscribsrs, At their ontcs, in the
ntwfnty day. after t!e service Of this sum nous
spS YOU All to answer aid sasa
within the time .fors.a'd; the rlaintifin ri: &C.
manded in .aid Complaint, together with costs
and disbursements herein.
THoEr 4 CoPPEKxoL1,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Wadens, MINI.
Dated November 2sth A, D. 1858. 1856
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LAND OFFICE At r.rs6 Fails, Mt.,., Decor

LAND OFFICE at Forge Falls, MAJ, Decsm.
Der 18Th 1873.
: Notice i hereby given that the following.
ssttlef hen nled notie 81 his intratian T.
make Ank1 proof in support q his claim; and that
said proof will b made befors Register ana Re-
ceiver U. 2. Land O1aee at Fergus Fails, MINI; on
FSbrsAryA 1884, six: Hannah Fetrie, homestead
M 4zsO. f0r the "a nvh section Is. township
l31, N.:Rsnge s. W. P: II. He nsmeslhe follow
ing witnesse. to prove his continuous residence
Philo, James Brown, T. J. Sanford. Austin Orvis
atlof n,er Crsek, Nina. B. n. JOHNSON,
. 326t. Register.
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Patents Granted.

B. The following patents were granted
to citizens of Mimi, week ending De-
eemhsr IL, 1883, reported expressly
for this paper by Jos. H. Hunter,
Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, o34 F street, Washington,
d. c.:
VIM. ). Allinder, Minneapolis, fire
escape; Andrew F. johnson, Still.
water. combined bag filling and weigh.
ing machine; Justin H. Clear, Aazep
pa, hame tug clip.
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Village Caucus.

81 The voters Of the village Of Wade.
m are requested, to meet ut Peake's
Hall, Monday. Doc. SLIT, 1885,. At 4
s0clocks p! M, for the purpose of plac-
I'M 40 nomination candidates for tho
several village Offices. Per order
e Dee 70, 1885,. COMMITTEE.
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Grand Leap.year party It Nc Nair's
Hall, Verndxie. New Years evening.
Music BY ormsby's Orchestra. All
to DO present. Ticket.
tos dance. including supper. $500.
s.. s.. A. 7. KAvAkAra1,
4: 3I.2t. Proprietor.
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: 70 4 report sc INC.
r = q artlaept of The
f. Sc, &c aaideratjon,,
laIS y nit 81 :xeisht Tor
8 mt q should bcg
- rDln hal % soepes 70. N
Ecpns hlits III cosns etioa With the
81 4 cent Ieducti would place this.
Iiolantry On a eansli ~ ttll my other
|i,, rsspsct q ehssp pp.ta for Crest
I fitaIn msinta M i more aibsrsl unit
10 weleht than Tho United states.
Thu, ono ounos II the UpIted States.
rsquires f.,,lo cent. Il Hand two;
two ounces requirs here aSht cents.
md there three; four o,,ne here six.
teen; there fonr; eight ounces here
thirty .two, and tlsre sixs It 10 be-
Aieyed that the less would be. very
small, tho people would be further
EEaece,nmod.tsd, and .lsrse proportions
Eef fourth class matter would 30 ssnt
under seal, paying nrst- class postage.
This pOstaso on thtf,i-class matter,
embracing newspapSrs is one cent
per two ounces, while soms Of the
larger papers weigh more than
Five Dances. There seems 70, be Z
popular Impression that one cent I
| copy Is the Aniform rate for all 3nsws.
papers. Many pef5ons deposit n
lpost- ofhcss newspapers weis hing moro
tthan two ounces with one cent stamp
| on.the1n They are not entitled tobs
sem. and perhaps: are. not 81 erS.
/ aies dissa! tf.fact ton; "a 6Tasr ! D
atsthIs ne recommends thst @ ~
laxs On iekslp,..pefs ~ peIiiqai
Aisaf 81 others than tfe nj Il
InestsegeataS 30 macs one e1nt l
thrss osnces., -: :. : &
81 publishers ana tssiness mor
4 can appreciate the advantages to- b
Iderlyea from foregoing proposed chan
/ g. and We earnestly hope the sug
EEYsstions Of tho Postmaster Gensr.
.IwtlI be esfried out by Congress, a.s
/ tho rates changed - stated. 1.-THE or
1lisst possible date ;1n.apoli'
lyesk!,r S.: -. =. : A.
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tASD OFFICE At Fergus Fails, hina.. Decsm.
Der l9th, 1se3:-
/ Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled ho,ics Of his intention ia
make nnal proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will " made before Regi.ter and Re.
February s, 1884, viz: Austin Orvis, Homestead
application No. 472lt additional No. 5273 for the
xswk lots and section IL township l34. N.
ksngs u, ". 5P. n: He names tho following
Witnesses ~ PROVE his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: c. d. Philo,
James Brown, T. J. Stafford, Hannah Petris all Of
Deer Cresk, AiPn. B. N. JOHNSON,
49,. ReE1stSr.
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Letter List.

$ lissssf LAttero remaining in the Posto@es at
Wadsas; Mimi, Dec. 9th lsss.
I Mrs. 4. +: Anderson, Miss Chris.
ten Anderson, Jos. Bower, Timothy
.Connery, W. F.. Chan:ler, 5: A. Don.
elsou, James Hooking, Alex Marsh.
'xll 2, F. Nolin, b. Peterson, John
Schneider, Henry Taylor.
Incauingioe these. letters please .ay "Advsr.
tissd:'- GILES PEAKE. p. n
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LAND oFr1cE At Fergus Fails, Mfsn., Novem-

LAND OFFICE At Fergus Fails, Nf.u., Novem-
Der 9Th, 1883.
settler has led notice Of his intention TO make f.
nal proof fn support Of his elaim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
viz: John B. Anderson, homestead application No,
4ls7 for the w ne1< section - Township lss
North of Range IS west He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of: said land, viz: VIM H. Winsor
Wn. Nobes. q Wrtshtstown. otter Tail Co MINI.
Joseph Ward. Christopher Harris, of Wadena p.
O., Wadsna Co. Nisu. d. n. JOHNSON,
27.St Register.
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For Sale.
In accordance with tho vote Of said
District, We the undersigned trustees
of Dist. No. L. w adena County, here.
by offer. for sale the old school build.
Ing and tue three lots on which it. is
situated. This valuable property is
located On Third street near the bust.
ness centre Of the village Of Wadsna.
and will soon be valuable for business
purposes. For further particulars
enquire Of
J. KATzKY,
T.. F. OsrKANDxK,
G. A. WHITNEY,:
Wadena, Dec. ~. 1883.
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For Sale.

*1;iwill sell my farm in Compton
tewRship., and my business il cuse in
! 10 Lake, very cheap and on easy
tof payment:
!: JOHN WYvELL,
/ Battle Lake.
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Notice Of Contest,

U.S. LAND OFFICE St. Cloud him., Novem-
Der ", 1883.
Complaint having been entered At this Once by
Martin s, M oricsl, against Lewis w. Kitching-
man for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
1853, dated October "A. 1881, upon the ~ mex
and nwa mex: Section 8, Township 1875, Range
IS. In Wadeha County. Num-. with view to the
cancellation of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
2lst day of January, 1884, At 10 O'Clock q. M. t.
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment,
D, H. FREEMAN. Register,
49, W.D. MITCHELL. Receiver.
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Excitement.

What causes the great rusl 1t Stinehour 4 Coz
Drug store7' The free distribution Of sample bot
ties Of p. BosaIkos Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption and Bronchitis now on the market,
Regular Gze, 50 csnts and 500.
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LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, 1iinn Nov.u.

LAND OFFICE at Ferkus IAlls, Ninn Novem.
bcr 9th, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
said proof VIII be made before Register and Re-
eeivsr u. g. Land Once ct Fergus Falls Ainn..
January 22ad, 1854, VIZ: Bert Johnson, homeatsad
and II Of Sec. E township Isl North Of Range -
West =: He names the following witnessss to
prove hts continuous residence upon and cult
John 0yslsr, Themal Es1cksoa, Andrew +. Lund,
al q Wiling p. O., otter TAN County Man.
b. N. JOHNSON,
2e.&. = Register.
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LAND oEyICf Al 1strns Falls, MINI. Novsn

LAND 0ErICE ii Fergus Falls, Minn.. Novsn-
Der 9Th. i0oS. - ~
Notice II hereby given that the following. named
settler hae 6led notice Of his intention 70 make f.
nal proofs IN support Of his claim, and Tat said
Ct Fergus Falls, MIMI, on January Sth, 1884, viz
Joseph Ward Homestead application No. 5Sl9, fol
the sex Section "a nship I33 north Of range y
prove bis continuous residence upon. and Guilty..
ton Of said land, viz: VIM. ii. Winsor. VIM
No6es. ell Of Wrtghtstown P: o., Otter Tail Co
Of Wadena p. O., Wadeaa Co MINI.
B N. JOHNSON,
E-& Rerfstor
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ave tae nana boys : Densdt y
purchasing = ticket TO- their NsSl
sal ',s1': -.
Canned fruits ct "a kind ~
choicest that the hem! market anofda ats
H. H'.'au :, ...:> - II :. q. I.
:. =. soale ana wife, 81 Norris
49, - - !" '' 'se - IS. ~ Z,
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IL 5oa 0aaI 20 make axe 80 rer sent
on an 'nvesement' %ony y. k.R
I " "o $50 "s"''
~. H. Ie.He vent 10 Asn me
SATURDAY me"t' 70 rema al g s1 th !
hohdays With his famits 81. s. e.
4 y: u: T. "lih"ms' of.Pesham, VA
IN " *eena' yesterday 'And paid tn
FARMER pleasant visa ! :. S 81 z {.
Col. G.: T.: Bnllard: ct srnd.le =
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| saeur, III Druggist IL always looking stssr
! ntsrest Of his customers; he has now secured
/ ssle OF Dr.. Bosanko's Cough and LING
! up, remedy that never fails to cure Coughs,
! Ids Pains In the Chest, aud Lung Affections.
tkeSular sse, 50 cents and 800.
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LAND OF F1CE 1t Fergns Falls. Nina, Nevezn.
Der 9Th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given hat the following n AIMED
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make f.
nal proof II support Of his claim, and that said
proof will b. made before Register and Receiver
Christofer Han Il, homestead application No. 4lss
for the * mex Section ~ Township 13s North of
Range No. 50 vest He names tho following wit.
and cultivation Of. said land, viz: VIM. H. Winsor,
Wm. Eohes, Of Wrtghestown P. o., Otter Tail Co.,
Nina. John y. Andel son, Joseph Ward, Of Wade.
V-6t - Register.
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Want ~ Faith.

Want Of Faith.
1fSttuehour, the Druggist, does not succeed. It
10 not for want Of faith. He has such faith in Dr.
Boeanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as remedy for
Coughs, Colds. Consumption and Lung affections
that he viii give bottle free to all
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100000.

gao, 600.
TO loan on farm property, at . 10 "
rate OF interest.
4e-tf OsrRAxDER l. Co.
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- ~ IA
81, B
$40 80 sshosi ~ q q
a m,.l md bnlessl
isi1
Grpnewoll. q Perhan,, GO.
aaena chliatmas. go
1frs {. +. Adaii,l,s, of Doves Lsks.
E,spsnt Christmas 81 sdena. 5 s
]. y. Heaahcote and Wits, of Desr
Gfrssk ,sxsrs,in Wadena.s 'riday
| Miss Emma JOHNSON & VISITING In
|ssva hpetoa, With Hrs. i. u. Troy:
CASH Riddle came over from Minor
; As,la.y, toapend tho holidays + Wa
Post ONCE VIII % open, January \,
!sl8s4 from ~ q Ia. n. and from S
tto 8 q. Y. s:.
PRESCOTT randall Of wins, N.ine,
|is y tadena. visiting hls Sister. Mrs.
10 7. Stuart. ::.:, ).
bout sIx ser eight inche4 AZ snow
ItsiI Saturday night, aud we now have
excellent slsig him 81 u 80. ~.
1 Ars. Addison Peach, 81 Dover
/ Lake. asss Waiting. in Wadena, the
laatsr art az last week 81 ss:..
Dress Goods at cost. :: a. go
s l,kAKKz Z BrRcH.;
AT.and Mrs.. H.yton arrived il
fl4dena, Tuesday night. Their con
! CALCULATIONS we're numerous.
Miss Lanra Coggins, Of Deer Greek
lspent Chrlstmns in Ws.dena. She wa.
Itke guest ef-ase E. i. Halves. >.
I Ar. and Mrs. J. TX Miller went t.
Minneapolis, yesterday. on a visit K
! friends. They will return Saturday
! Peake & Murray are the agents o,
the Northern Pacific for the sale o,
town lots. II Call and examine thei
! plat. +<: @.;: zs<Ss s,.. -
H. Mr.and Mn. Joseph Hooking wen
TO Alexandra last week, wher,
they are spending the holidays Will
friends. s:. !. Y :.s s..
Mr.sand Mrs i. IA, O'Niel. of St
Panl, spent Christmas in Wadena
They were the guests Of DR.. and Mrs
G. b. Jordan. 49, - =
Miss Hattie Rosenthal, of Detroit
| Mich, IL In Wadena,. visiting WITH
the families Of her Cncles, J. Katzky
aud T.. sAstzger. -. =
4 Flxnneis 1t. cost. ..::s,e -. =.
+ sS- REAKE / BIRCH.
/ Mrs. a. n. Peach, OF Dover Lake
came up to w adena, Frid.yafternoo,
on i visit to friends. She returned t.
1.-The Lake, Saturday. 5.
Miss Jennie Clay ton went to Brain
slerd, Saturday. to spend Christina,
with her brother and sister, n-law,
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clsyton.
INf you, wish: 10 pure
w before the 4. e.
z! pIte cali on +. s. H.
Va|dena. and make y----s-z-----I-
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LAND orTlcx.t Fergus Fails, niaa., Nov.n.

Der 9Th, l663.
Notice - hereby given tAst ths following.
settler ha: hled notice Of ht' intention 70 iaete
proof viii be made before Register sad Receiver
ct Fergus Falls. Mfns:. Oh January sth 1884, Wis:
william H.. Winsor homestead application No.
e. Township l3$. North Of Range IS West. He
names the following: witnesses TO prove his con-
t3nuons residence upo1, and cultivation OF, said
joseph Ward, al Of Wadena P. >, Wadena Coun-
y Nina, VIM. Nobes, of WriGhtstown P. O., Otter
Tail Co. MIMI D. n, JOHNSON,
T-6t Register.
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