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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-14
Troasurer's Office N. p. r. r.
NEW YORK, February 1st, 1884


New YORK. February LIST, 1884.
Commencing with February, 1884, checks issued
in payment Of employees, On all Divisions and
Branches, shall be made by the LEGAL Treasurer
in favor of the Superintendent or Assistant Super
,ntendcnt Of the Division or Branch on which each
man ie employed, The roll and line number shall
be placed On each check, and the consecutive
number ofeach check on the corresponding live
of the roll. The Local Treasurer shall send the
pay rolls of each Division to the Superintendent
thereof, with the drafts for their payment, as
Soon 40 prepared, and without waiting for Other
Divisions. As soon A. instructed by the Local
Treasurer, after their receipt the Sui erlnten dent
OF Assistant Superintendent shall 60 over his d.
vision to pay off the men. The drafts intended
for each man shall be dcliverad:to him, endorsed
by the Superintendent Or. Assistant Superint end
ent, in blank, and his receipt taken there. or Oh
the pay rolf
Employees who cannot sign their names, shall
make their mark, touching the pen) tho Super
i1tcndent or Assista mt Superintendent witnessing
the same.
Drafts undelivcrsd By the superintendent ut the
conc lusion OF his trip, shall be held by him fol
two months, and with their corresponding roll
shall be taken on the succeeding pay trips. All
drafts then undclivered shall be Immediately re.
turned to the Local Treasurer with tho rolls.
remainder rolf >hali then be prepared. which
shall be held b the oeal Treasurer for PISS ment
thereon upon application.
Drafts for the payment Of employees ofthe En-
siueer's Department shall be drawR.to the order
of such person as the Engineer-1n Chief may
designate. The same oousse in paying shall be
followed as IL prescribed above for Division
Superintendsn6.
r, L. BELKNAP:
Approved: Treasurer.
TF. CAKES,
Wire Prcsit3crt and Cent MANAGER.
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Sherife Sale.

By Virtue Of an Execution, issued out of the
strict Court Of the ebs enth judicial District in
and for tho County of Wadena and State Of Minne-
sot ., upon n judgement ISSUED. and docketed in
said Court, on the Goth day Of october A. D. 1888.
In . certain action wherein Thomas f. Cha utlcr
aud Franklin Taylor, partrersHs Chandler T. Tay-
ior were Plaintiff, and George Crabtree and Cha $.
H Crabtree, partners as George Crahtree & son
and II. W.: Fuller, were Defendants in favor Of
said Plaintiffs, AM. against said Defenda nt~ fo-
the sum Of Four hundred and seven dollsrs and
one cent (s4t70ll ! have, on the ninth day Of
and interest Of the said Defendant H. W, Fuller, to
the following described Real Estate: The south
west quarter Of the south east qurter .(swx Sc }
dred .nd thirty Ave ds5}: north Of Range thirty
ave e3s} oont%tning Forty acres. more or less.
And will * II tho same. much thereof rs may
be necessary to satisfy said execution and costs,
At front door q Bank Of Watena in the Village of
Wadena IN the County and State aforesaid, on sat
urday the sixteenth day Of February a. b. 1884 at
one O'clock p. m. of that day
A-st. C. NJ KINGSLEY
Sheriff Of Wadena County, MINI.
Dated Wadena January 9th, A. d. 1884.
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Extraordinary Cure.

EXTRAORDINARY OUEo~
consider it = duty - well as a pleasure to
make this statement. For over three years had
besn coughing very badly. had increased on
me- SO much, and become 50 bad, that physicians
who examined me pronsu need my lungs diseased.
I was refused admission into Insurance compan-
ies on the ground ofmy lungs being diseased, and
began to think was gone up. When in hinne-
spolis last il nuary on business trip was taken
with q very severe At Of coughing OH the street,
and stopped in front ofSpink Zoos drug store to
rest->b being very much exhausted from the effort.
was III sach a desperate condition that con-
cuded 70 70 III and zee if they had anything that
would give NE temporary Natef: 1 had tried
everything could llear ofwithout effect. and had
very little condolences in finding anything. but be-
ing desperate thought would try again. They
recommended their xortk s<er. Lung and Throat
Balsam; 1took it and. stfk nge as 1t may seem,
havehever had that cough sin<e, 1eoneider that
am entirely well, and give the Ninth Star Lung
and Throat Dalsam full credit for It.
y. D. BERTsChY.
with J. G. Flint. IT,, j. co.,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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For Sale

The best two farms this side of
heaven. VIII produce 81, 1000 worth
Of grain annually as long as you live:
if you die before heaven gets 50
crowded you can't get fn.) Heaviest
timber, richest prairie and purest wa
ter in the world o. Canada either Ele-
giant residence, barns and granaries, 8
miles of fence Located 6 miles
South Of Wadena, which is. the best
market and brightest town on the N.
Z. r. r. Reason for selling, money.
35tf A. n. TCLL, Agent.
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Probate Notice:

Probate Notice:
STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss..
Wadena County. 49,
IN PRoBATECoURr-
In the matter Of the Estate Of Mich Dahman, de-
ceased.
On rca:iing and filing the petition Of May Dab.
man, OF Wadena, Mimi, representing, among
other things that Mich Dahman, late Of Wadcna.
Minn on the eighth day Of October 1888, at Wa
dena died interstate. and bein: = resident Of this
County at the tim. Of his death, leaving goods,
chattefs and estate within this County, and that
the said petitioner is widow of said deceased;
and praying that administration of said estate be
to her grantsd It is ordered. that said petition BE-
heard before the Judge Of this Court. on Saturday.
the nrst day Of March. A. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock Il
m, atWadena, in said County. o. derad. further
thst notice thereofbe given to the heirs Of said de-
ceased, and to al persons interested. by publish
ing copy Of his order for sftre successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in the NORTHERN PA
tNriG FARaRR: a weekly aewspa per printed and
Dated at Wadena, MIMI, the 26th day of Janu-
ary. A: D: 1884, BY the Court.
81. s. I. +, OsrRANDER.
Judge Of Pr1bato.
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A Rare Opportunity.

Anyone in this vicinity wishing e.
exchange wood for Clothing, Furnish
ing Goods, Aackinaws, Hats and Cap
Gloves and Mittens, and in. fact every
thing kept ina first-cl;lss establishment
of that kind, can do so by shipping Il
car load or as much as they may wish,
to the CO. D: Clothing House, Fer.
gus Fails. Our goods are all frst-class,
and will be exchanged at cash prices.
co. D.. CLOTHIERs,
36tf Fergus Falls.
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Amos & Benedict are headquarters

! Amos & Benedict are headquarters
for news. ~- ~, ~ ..a5s$ 20
E l.. Lamberson, Of Perlam, was In
the city Monday. : ~...sss
Bsumbach 4 Meyer took in over
1000 ties, Saturday.
Read J. ]. BENEFITS new ad1er..
t1sement in another column.
W. II. Gusha, of New York Mills
registered at the Merchants, Tuesday.
Get your sheets and pillow cases
washed up for the Phantom Party.
Feb. 22nd.
German Lutheran netting at the
old school house next Sunday vt 1890
by Rev. Hartwig.
If you want to make 50 per cent.
on an investment, buy n. Z. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
White Russian sead oats, cheap for
cash OF trade for wheat.
2o.tf w. Anderson, Compton.
For SALE-A good three year old
Durham bull. cheap for cash. Enquire
Of r. Marshall, S miles south of Wa
dena. 1885,.
The Rev. A. J. Hayncr will give q
temperance lecture in the schoo
house Of Eastern Wadena, Friday
evening OF this week.
Cloaks. Dolmans, Jackets and
Shawls at cost.
PEAKE l. BCECH.
If you wish to purchase Walden,
lots before the 4. r., Co. advance
prices call on f, s. Case at Bank o.
Wadena. and make your selections.
Anyone wishing to buy a salcol
outfit all in running order, in Wadena
will do well to read the advertisement
of the Pride of the West, in anothe
column.
A reception was given by Mr.. an.
Mrs. John +. Senior. Tuesday even
ing. The Correct Band was invitet
out, and dlscoursed several selection
OF excellent music. All report u YER
nice time.
| Nubias, Skirts, Hoods, at cost.
! PEAKE b BIRCH.
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3tf
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, Minn.,. Fe,

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, Minn.,. Febru
airy End; 1884.
Notice is hereby 9iveN that the following
named ttler has filed notice of his intention t.
make Ana proof in support Of his claim, and tn,
said proof will be made before Register ana Re
ce,ver at Fergus Falls. Mimi. on March 18th. 1888
viz: James Murchy Homestead Application No
1880, for the ne4 sex, Section. 81, township l33
n. Of Range 81, W. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous resi upon. ant
cultivation Of, said land, VIZ: Frederick Hurst
John holman, Henry Johnson, Arthur Dickey, al
Of HenninE P-O.r Otter Tail Co., MINI.
sS.et h. N. JOHNSON. Register
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Gloves, Mittens and Caps 1t cost.
PEAKE 4 BCkoH.

Died.
STEvENs-At her home in the town
of Stowe Prairie. January 3lst,
1884, Mrs. Mary Stevens, wife of
J. Stevens, age 81 years and: II.
/ months. $3.50 -.
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LAND OFFICE at st. Cloud. MINI, January
%, 1884,
Noticeis hereby given that the following name
settler has fled notice of his intention to m AXE
nal proof In support Of his claim, and that
proof will be made before T F. Ostra nder, Dep
uty Clerk District Court at Wadena, MIMI. OF
February - LISA, viz: Kasper Kinzrl; Wadens
Co. Mimi, for lots s. 6; a,,.is sec. "a, tow. IL,
Range 49, He names the following witnesses II
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva
lion Of. said land. viz: Henry Sutton G: A. Alton
Peter Neuens, William Mann, all of Wadena, P
o Wadena Co., Minn.. oh FREEMAN.
3s-6t Register.
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TO Contractors and Builders.

=. To Contractors and Builders.
Sealed bids will be received by the
building committee Of the Catholic
church 1T Wadena for the erection of
4 church building in Wadena. until l
o'clock p. M, February Is, 1884, at
which time bids will be opened. f]ans
and Specifications at Secretary's Of
fee. The corn mittee reserve the right
to reject any and all bids. AL bids
should be directed to
C. G.. MAYER,
>" Secretary.
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LAND OFF ICE at 81. Cloud. Minn., January
14th, 1884,.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention t.
make Fl nal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before + r: ostran'
on February, 18TH; 1884, viz: William D. Welch
wadena County Mimi, for the w swA Section
II, Township 1874, Range IS. He na:l.s the fol
lowing witnesses to prove hi<continuous .silence
upon. and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Theo.
John Butler, of Yerndale 7. o
MIMI, Nelson GOsh:a,. Perry SchemcrE0ur, OF
WaSena T. o. MIMI. OH. FREEMAN.
35-5f. Register.
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AND OFFICE at Fergus Falls Mimi January 2

1854.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his infenti to make f.
nal proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register . nd Re-
ceirer at Fergus Falls Mimi. Of March. 10Th. 1884
viz: Fred l.. BrAman homestead applicat ion No.
1907 for the e]5 Of neA Section "a Township 1913
Ncrth of Range 81 West. He ma mes the following
witness to prove his continuous re>idence upon
and cultivation Of, said land. viz Miles H.
Adams, Hugh Murray. frederick II. Hursh. Phil
Up Huish, allie Henning P o Otter Tail Co Mi: H..
S7-6t, B. n. JOHNSON, Register. .
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For Sale.

I will sell my farm in Compton
township, and my business house in
Battle Lake, very cheap and ON easy
terms of payment.
JOHN WYvELL,
Battle Lake.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Decem-

Der 9th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has illed notice Of his intention to
make final proof n support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register an:
Recctver'at Fergus Falls, Minn, OH February 10.
1884, viz: George ". Bolton, Homestead Applica-
ton No. All for the WI fnw4 Section II own
ship 1N N. Range 81 west: He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: w. S
Hcathcote, John I. Sanford, Lui Propp; John L
Hompe, all Of Deer Creek r. o. Otter Tail Co
MIMI B. N.JOHNSON,
S4-6t Register.
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Gard Of Thanks.

>.~ Gard Of Thanks.
I wish to extend my sincere thanks
to W. r. B;sumbach, and my many
other kind friends. who so generously
assisted me in my late affection.
IS. .sZsz .sz Il. J.. SrKyENs.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls MIMI, Decom

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls Mlnn., Decom-
Der 9th. 1883.
Notice IL here'.y given that the following
named settler has FLEET notice Of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the RegisnI
al d Receiverat Fergus Falls, Mimi. on February
10, 1884, viz: Lui~ Propp, Homestead. Application
No. 42l0 for the swH SEA and SEA w14Section II
Town chip lS4 N. Of Range 81 west. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of said land viz:
George w. Bolton, w. S. Heathcote, John I. San
ford; John Il. Hompe, all Of Deer Greek T. O. Otter
Tail Co.. MIMI. BIN. JOHNSON,
34-6t. Register.
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W1LsoN-THoMPsoN.-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, in
Leaf River, Sunday evening, Feb.
10th, 1884, by the Rev. A. J. Hay
ner, Of Wadena, Mr.. O. +. Wilson.
Of Vernaale, and Miss Alice NJ.
Thompson, Of Leaf River, daughter
of Henry Thompson, Esq.
Invitations were sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson TO attend the
marriage of their daughter Alice. to
Mr.. .. L. Wilson. of Verndale, and
at about O'Clock Sunday evening the
guests began to arrive. Quite num-
Der from both Wadena and Verndale
were in attendance. The marriage
ceremony WAS to have taken place at
8 o'clock, but WAS somewhat delayed
on account Of the minister being late,
but in the meantime the guests were
enjoying 4 social chat, laughing;
joking and having 4 general good
time. At about Q o'clock Elder Hay
ner arrived, and the ceremony imme-
diately took place, which made Mr..
%. T. Wilson and Miss Alice NJ.
Thompson, husband and wife After
the congratulations (Which were nu-
merous) were over with, the guests
were invited into the dining room
where long table stood spread
with viands, including all of
those most pleasing to the sense of
the palate, and where they were told
to eat, drink, and be merry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson spared no pains in
making it pleasant for their guests.
Mrs. Thompson was suffering from
the effects Of fractured limb, which
confined her to her chair, but never.
theless did all in her power to make
it pleasant for those around her.
This was one of tho most pleasant af-
fairs ever witnessed in Wadena C.,,,n.
ty and will. long be remembered ~
such by those who were in attendance.
Following we give 4 list of the
PRESENTS:
Groom 10 Bride,-A splendid young
horse wortli $500. -
Nj. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. set
and gold ring wifi emsrald set.
Mrs. II. Thompson,-Set China
Dishes. Bed Spread, Table Cloths and
Gold Band Ring. -
Mrs. H. A. Thompson,-One half
dozen Napkins and pair of Towels.
Clemy Thompson,-Set Silver Ia.
bic Spoons.
Erl Thompson,-Set Knives and
Forks.
venie Thompson,-set Silver Tea
spoons.
Miss Ida II. Ke]ly,-A splendid Al.
bum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer,-Tidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Metzger,-Cleck.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Cromstt.-Card
Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. .Barron,-Celerv
Stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butler.-Pair
Napkin Rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Petit, Mfr. and
Mrs. E. N. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Britts,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 8: AcMillan.-Ta.
Die Caster.
Mr.. and Mrs "A. H. Bereman,-Card
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UAWKINs-ARMsTRO the res
idence of the brides parents in Al.
drich Ainn., Sunday, February 10,
1884. by Rev. A. J. Hayner, Mr.. r.
i S. Hawkins, of Carlton County,
MIMI, and Miss Kate L. Armstrong
Of Aldrich, Mimi.
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100000

TO loan on farm property, at = low
rate of interest.
46-tf OsrRANpER l. Co.
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EXCiteno nt.

What causes the great r,'sA at Stfnehour& Co
Drug Store?' The free distribution Of sample bot
ties Of Dr.. Bosa.ko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for Coughs Colds, Con
sumption and Bronchitis now On the market,
Regular DE, 50 cents and $780,
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stinehaur. the Druggist 10 always looking. after
the interest Of his customers; he has now secured
the s~le Of DR.. Bosankos Cough and Lung
Syrup a remedy that never fails to cure Coughs
Colds, Pains In the Chest, and Lung affections
Regular size, 50 cents an ,31o6:,
Letter List. 49,,
List of Letters remaining in the rostofnce At
Wadsna, Minn., Feb 18th, 1884,
F. H. Burdick, &c. Brown Mrs, Cotwe]l,
John Curry, TT. Curry, II. Grimsha~, John
Gibhen, A, Kohns, Geo, Eamphear, Louis Meade.
Anna Psulson, g. NJ. Rams dell, Nelson Sfgaor
Knute Nelson. H. Thompson.
In callingsor these letters please say "Adver-
tised' GILES PEAKE. P. n,
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Cash paid for Green Ta,narack or
Oak WOOD --'7 WILL RIDDLE,
+ .' ii. y. :: =: r. =: Wadena,. MINI.
5OOl

Cords of green oak and maple wood
wanted5i in trade, at thee. O. D. Cloth.
ing House, Fergus Falls.
36.tf Z. u. D. CLOTHIERs.
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Married..

SEMLER-AoTT.-At the residence of
the BRIDES parents, in Wadena,
Feb. 18th, 1884, by Rev. f. p.
Crane, Mr.. John F. Senior and Miss
Mary E. Mott. both of Wadena.
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J N -. Church.

Services Feb. II, st 1880 =. n, and
Z p. n. Sabbath School, I'm Class
4eeting, Sp. n. Subject Tor evening.E
Temperance,
1AYxEn.
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.::::s, VM&XN&&ZA&

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0tsMS' sEss
Harris Rsmsdy o. Prop's, q. 1o1asAo
Of your madeleine this knoW. whereas
dr. naolat6s1Ro was weak, lean and etoop
sboee shts sP,at IN tossing s9d rolling 1eSn
.svsPiss or Siietsd By bnding adache whorea;
Nov MsS S.s q so1s rose
1eieht lis e Spiris 20 good that whistle ths h9us
md shont out of doors In sisht oil this tho
deluded young uannb BY Recommending your rsa>eas
The Original letter from which the above e a.
extract, and several hundred Others exnseS 7, II
Ind viii shown to any one calling At or oee
pnreiv ron = desire to guard sgainst Imposition.
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG cRIel61ss1S.
N9o7kof and 9th Sts.. St. lOVsos MO:
~ Rest&'6 treatment a. txo nsatts IS. ta:es aes7
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u . wanted for -. he Livee VI
Agents $:
book In America. Immense profits to agents, All
Intelligent people wa mt it. Anyone car become q
uceessful agent. Terms free.
HALLEr BOOK Co., Portland, Maine.
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. Everything in tho Iine:of Winter
Goods 1t cost. PkAKE'& BIRCH.
:. Pafants Granted.

= IS -
The following patents were granted
to citizens. Of Mimi, week ending
February S, 1884, reported expressly
for this paper by Jos. II. Hunter.
Solicitor Of American and Foreign
Patents, e934 + Street. Washington.
D. c.: 49, -.
Chas. Otis White, Minneapolis,
ironing machine; James Madison
King, Minneapolis. cookie separator;
Lewis Young Lenhart, Red Wing,
draft regulator. for pipes, flues, and
ventiIators; David Fitch Robbins,
Berlin. draft equalizer; Chas. Wesch.
Ter, Minneapolis, ratchet wrench.
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Concert.

Concert.
Following is the programme of the
concert to be given by the Methodist
Choir, Tuesday evening, February
10Th, in~the NJ. E. church:
PRO 3RAMME.
PART lsT.
Anthem,-~wake jAs Song Of Jubilee. by the
full Crse4r.
Violin solo,-"Home Sweet Hone."-By Fem
Barron snd Mrs. J. NJ. King.
Anthcm,-'srhe Earth is the Lords."-By Full
Choir.
Quartette, -':Meddlesome Tongues."-By Miss
Rose Miller, Mrs. J. N. King, e, 4. Luce. Eddie
Fourt.
sols.-"stand By your Friend."-By Harry An
der.on and fultchsrus by the Choir,
Authenticity to the W.r!d."-By the full
! Choir.
solo,-"Good old Noah."-By Thos. Ollie and
| full Choir.
Anthem,-''rho Lord ia my shephsrd."-By tn,
| full Choir.
| Anthen,-"Bresk Forth into Joy."-Tull Choir
| Glee,-'Round."-Full Choir.
Glee.-''The Moonlight sleeps."--Full Choir
! Duet-"Hope Beysnd."-sirs. Thompson ant
Mn. Ostrander.
! IAy,"-Fpll Choir.
| Glee,-"silvery sea"-Fun Choir.
viehn 6o'o,-Selection, Organ Accompaniment
Mr. Fem Barren and Mrs. ]. n. King.
Anthem,-"ARef,ta,''- Full Choir.
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The Boss Bros, Of Bluffton hav6
bought on. the Grocery Stock of Oak.
Icy Bros. and will fill tho building up
with fresh groceries and everything
usuallykept in first-class grocery
store. They will DO rexdy for
business in few days. They are al.
so Putting in agood supply Of Flous
and Feed in the little building I'D.
joining the grocery store. They are
straightforward gentlemen and mean
business. We bespeak for them a
good patronage. : r 49,. .-.-.. -. -.
sRepellents and cloakings at cost.
..:s%S a: =. III, PEAKE Z BuRcH.,::
, c. Potter ii In receipt OF a letter
from CT: Whitney, 81. Minneapolis.
who, is abont to make i tour along the
line of the N. p. rs General Deputy
and Lecturer: Of tho State Grange Of
Hinnesotx, He writes to Mi. Potter
80 know what the prospects arc for
prganiking : Lodge Of Tint order il
81 dens anyone is Interested
enough Is the MISTER e correspond
with III. y hitney, 10 viii probahIy
set & date when he can IS here 10 de-
.liyerAp address md organize = lodge.
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Political Notes,

The political canvass of the vote of
M'sseula county gives Knowles a
majority of 2 v Toole. Pember-
ton Dem for District Attorney has
q majority of 2O6 over Mcbride.
The very pretty little romance,
which appeared in the Helena
Herald, about Granville Stuart and
James Fergus, candidates for the
Council, of Meagher County, each
working for the other lacks one very
essential fact to give it a deep Damon
and Pythias coloring. That fact 10
MI Stuart was in the East during the
canvass and took no visible interest
in it either way. It is y pity though
to spoil the story.
The Helena Independent says it is
rumOred on the streets of that city
'''that among the arrangements made
for the Blaine procession (which
didn't come Off was the making OF
ten collins to bury the Democratic
county officials" If the story be
true it evidences q malignity upon
the part OF. some one which would
not have shown itself in the manner
proposed without severe rebuke.-
1t has passed beyond the amusing
p0int and has now become . really
pitiable sight to see some Republt-
can Journals kicking and writing
and struggling over the defeat Of
Blaine. They die hard, very. hard,
but the last CLEAN Of hope is gone
and the end must come. They Will
take it easier four years hence.