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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
Land oMee a watertown, D. 7.

April II, 1854.
Notice is hereby gisen that the following
named set Ter has fled notice of his Intention 10
make Gnal proof in support Of his claim. aud
that said proof will be made before Clvsk Dis
tftct Court, al Webster, ID. r.. o a June gfh, 1854.
via Charley Lenauuist,
Pr. d. s. for the nwi< s q 7 I23 X So,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, via, Arne Gilbertsen, Embric Vert
son, John swanson. John Reed, all Of Webster.
~. +. C.G. Williams. Register. 30
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
Iand oMee a watertown. D 7.

aANANh - 49,.
Notice fs hereby given that The following nara
ID settler has fled notice Of his Intention %
make anal proof bI support Of his elsltl, and
that said proof will be made beilre clerk DlstFict
Tourt II Webster. T, on May ~, 1851. viz;
Engbret n Roto, NO LESS
for the nwA Sec u. l23, i sc.
he napes the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence up9i, ana cultivation o.
JACOB Cltlbertson, Arne Gilbertson, ali Of Web
ster. b II. 2924 &C Williams, Res.
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Land omce Al WATERFOWL, D, 7

Mhfti ZGtN, 1875
Notice Is hereby given that the fgllowing-naIn-
ed settler has hied notice OF his intention 70
make Hual proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof win be 1taie before Clerk Dis,
Court at Webster, y. r., on May Z2, 1854, viz:
Chester Wentworth, p, u, S. NJ. 6,3l2,
for the swA see 3, Tl2, "a.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Thomas Jones, William Seison,
john Bush, Fred Al.hoph, all Ct Blue Lake.
2g-84 CG. WTIIIANs, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

MN
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
IAna onee a wa.erlown. D T.

Notice is hereby given he foiloNinT nAla-
| "a setter has aled notice Of MS inteetion 70
s,as Ill ,E1F5T {vtli De mas hefare Register ana
Rgce iyer AZ watertowD. D. IT,, on Mag y, ,o9~
90 Johannes :. Faese,
| for the : e4 see %. \ no Range ".
He names the following witnesses % prove ny
eartinaF1is r,sidence upocn, and cultivation ot.
ssid iasd, xfx; John NJ stromne, kEndt moe
MAIDS p FfksiaL, Ole Anderson III q Webster, ~
n. 30-3S Nv. WtiienAeS &Set
II W. "a finrney.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

Mates Is harol i given thasfhe following nam.
"a settler has flied notice vtss5 sasennon 3
mas ansf psoof IN support ot ms sinslns rnu
sIaf ma peoafwil be made before clcrk 81 Dts-
10, Canff Al Webster. d. r., on May zsth. 1854,
w. Horace Z. Wilson, Il De
NJ "a ~ ~ the nwbS of nwi< Sec u. and W.
aVi e. ~ swi( See Is, 4 10, r -.
M nsfnes The following witnesses 70 prove NJ
cor.f,rorx rssihenne upon. and cultivation .oi
said liant. VIZ: John McEfdeTyf NhriSioRhei
E"Iar Charles Krieter, o Messenger, AL 81 Neo'
- St.ds G. q. Williams, Reg.
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Iana oalec n wslsltaNn, d. n,

Notice ~ hereby given that the II ii1fsl ing naas
ca settler has filed notice az bis Intention 10
make Small proof IN SUPP ort OF his slaim. aud
that said prof viii be msde hclore Clerk ~
District IOuri at webster. y 4. 90 May 5Dth. 1854,
viz. o. Ii. EleySD, PDS
for the EeL Sec -, 4 i2t. K 81.
He nanaes The following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation el,
said land, viz: Gilbert o Rude. Ayen ! aalsnd.
Henry GSeYcrson, seven o seserson, alief Ros
-. r. 2l.36 g. a. WILLIAMS, Register
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Land oaee as wsiss..wn,

,-o1fn. 4. hsrenv y s-<- .Aaitilc following nam
"a snt,ief has fied notice 81 his intrRS--
,anse 1naf proofln support ~ .hfs elatAl. and
rnS1 said p-cof VIII he N4ade betefe tleLb ~ ~.
Jfse Cnssafson. D5
for the sw4 See IA. II i9i,
fr NAMES the failowtng witnesses q prove n.s
Continuous residenpe upon and eptiyhtsyh -
ifovsrrsrd. ] oyergarf all Of webster. ~
~ c. q. wiliallss, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
I'D q e a Walertogyn D. 2.

Notice Is hereby given that the 'olloSing-nam-
ca settler has died notice OF his inteutlon 70
make fnai proof in support Of his elaim, aud
trIet Court Rt Webster. d +, on May 70. sSSS, viz:
Frank il Dutton, II 4 80 Ass.
for the NV. See L, 4 III, r Sc.
he names he following witnesses - prove ms
coniauous residence upon, and cultivation os
ssid laid. yiz. John Norton, 4 ~ small, } L
IlgIris, &c Warner, all Of webster.
29.ss CG Williams, Reg.
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John 0. Engstrom.
Land ones !. wa.srsown, D.

NTTU ~IFIs IVNFs 49, |
Notice Is hereby given that the fellowing-
E.ned settler has hled notice OF her in' e luen 20
make final proof in support Of her eiaiz. and
that saia proof win be made before Clerk bis.
trict Court az Webster, -. n, on June gih. ia54,
VIZ Elizabeth J.. Underwood
Hd. entry for the ue14 sell : II. and WI swM
and Sc u sw4 of 1871 us K s..
She names the following Witnesses . pfpye her
continuous residence upon. and cultivation n
said land. viz: Daniel Doeber, Albert DeChRmp,
Mike Berg, Hadea Strong, al Of Day Co, DIT.
80 q. q. Williams, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

we are reliably informed that ths present
county treasurer Of this county who was lat
Tuesday nom mated by tho Republicans 70 rep.
resent their party At the Dakota Republican Coz
yenii0D, which meets ut Huron on the Ird, IA
a Democrat. Ofcprrse he can't 30 my harm.
but We think IL a good Joke Vn our party when
we have sach level headed Republicans ~
Messrs. M0uIton, Adams. Warner and others IN
cur midst. Our people should, however, feel
prcad over securing one msn welt guAiiiied and
4 Republican at heart 70 represent them In the
person Of I. shasretts. Of tho Bristol Her.
aldv-Aadover Gazette.
The reliability Of the above = about as au
theDtic As the most OF The scum that the Ando
ver Gazette boy tries to sling at anything and
everything pertaining 10 Webster. Isl are glas
to DO able 10 sssusge the GRIEF Of ghe Gaaett
youth. by stating from the best authority tina
Mr.. oschcureiser IL q true-blue Republican. D
the first water. Another ease ~ sour grapes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

xnfir~ Il hereby ssSSnthat the following nem-
"a seffier has nltd ntaiee oil MS lAtsntieR y
make nna3 prassin supgoit ofLls elasut ana tast
.afd neat,. VII 10 made hefDye Clerk III district
fnrrf II Wcbsler, D.. r.. on Jmne A 1854 viz
Ole Anderson y d
Tor It's se34 Sec s. Ei22 RS
Nc nnfntS the following wttnesses " ptt9Fe his
s.osstsnDlus f<slaeslca 4p6n und cultivation of,
m.n land. Sini Henry Member Jenn HesSef
shs. lfais ISiggfson etsd seyert ttis tohpsshf, Al
al Lilac LAKE, d. I. also G, u WiAlINA1ss Re-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
Land Oh Il watetLown, pl

Notice Is hereby given t1ax lie f1lf0w ing. nam.
ca settler has fled notice OF his intention 70 make
maj prooftn SUPPORT OF his claim, and that SAID
proof viii be made before Clerk Of Distrlc. Court
a. Webster. .. T., on May =, 1884. viz:
lataes A stoadgrd, r DIS.
Tor the sea SecIa, II 22, K56.
henames ue following witnesses 70 prove his
~conliuuqus residence upon, and cultivation ~
SAD land, Viz. Benjamin Fish, SeWt8n E4zkely,
J I Webster, Herman Hilkins0n, ali OF Webster,
D. y 1855 c.. q. William, Reg.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

W00D.--Hcpc purchased the
yud otpacdb H~untiagtoa..6: Smaa assd
nor hare be orly rood IL torn. Pure
ties desiring angtkiag ii he rood d doaf
iiafu DO well 70 can At te dgp0s. 4
stocI 81 dry aud hard rood on hand az
The ti,gs. a1ond Lcwis
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

lng nimenI
ipon xmnl
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speosa business Locals,


rs-Early Minnesota seed corn fof Eafe 8N
quirc AZ J. /. Harris.
Ss-For California Frnit cali ~ CkfNsN0a
where you Will ind = nuii ine sud FFssh
scr zutabasa ssed FOR enis la bulk III
Drug ktOro.
ws-The largest stock Of Dry Goods. Nps
Clothing, Boots aud Shoes that ever eantt6 f41
county, Just received AZ GhiisOu's. WebxleT 33st
Fiices as lew as the lowest. Please call aud ~
anime before naking your pnfehAses.
AZ All kinds of grain keptby M
ga a now lire OF hats Just seeelgaN AZ EN<
sons, which hte Just What ypn want f&fHHf kfAi
the LATEST aud bsst styles in the lanFke&-
sa-sEED caRN. Flax seed, Mifiset shsds nSx
sons. Best In the market.
as~onio seed by The pound az ,. !. iEsf
chattel mortgage. req estate mortgage Aslf Nif
other blanks cor sale ~ The RreoarfA oaaee
Cal at The deoot and eeorniifs
qssa,s coal bsforr buying dseqlsrs. A
10. ] artaie Il soa Al
height.
ss-A fine line 81 garden eeeds at Harris rfs5
store. Call and get some.
sss~ feed store has been opened iyxs i.
Compton, In the building owned vs. f~nEsfik6n
Bros. Dave win keep everything that ~ f49tN
nuJG IN q ffsi-cisss feed store. Cali and x$&
hifa. Yrteea reasonable.
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Day County Dots.
.oRxAiIrp IRON ALI souscsl

Bristol Herald
The grass is starting up heaiti,iiy.
Immigration continues brisk as o fyorc.
The spring term Of school began on
Monday.
Seeding Is now being prosecuted Wig
~osously q along the line.
Webster nov receives txo dailY mails
frcm the east. Bristol should be similar
ly favored.
Next "Wednesday Vii be Arbof day.
let every man observe il II only to the
extent u planting one tree.
Il g. Ochser reiter ani H. W. Small
have spent part Ofthe week In town look
ing aficr their business interests.
Tise iiaHofi Suaing ladiaS bake adopted
rs the psott0 of theif lap year clnh,
~ hen wcu see What You want, ask for
Il" And Low Uelisenr.iscr iBt going
there ncxt week.
Andoycr Gazette
q. y. Kced las sold the Harris buill-
ing and lot 10 q. B0yee.
LOUIS snerrer siIl ss0n open q regtau-
rant on tic first lccr oftise Hartscn block
VITA Donald N iE~s rTs a-snnlcrcla
Hotel painted sad otlierWise improved.
f~uryeyors ontlsa ID. & q. s. have com
met=.ea work and Sfadess are oon u
foslos.
IL is astonishing Tie Way toen lots are
changing hands, ana MI are making
tnoney rs i.
7. II. ~ Davis las purchased from
Geo. y. Reed tie lot ADJOINING Boyces
block. Consideration $40.
A new rx,sioaice has beea established
west of.NeN ark, called Dayton. Joseph
Bedyfr Il tie postmaster.
| q ID Keel Is building 4 one and
half story 1924 house near His lumbcl
yards, to DC used FOR q Wase fcDm ans
Office.
Anew landLady Of nine and . bal
pouEids arrived it the Andover Haus'
list Saturday morning. which made m.sna
host lice. the happlest man IN town
Blood 4 Adams, prps5sTs-= e TIA An
dover aud Nflifpn stage line. have FxasftS
notices announcing that tho stage vi
leave Andpyef TuesBays, Thssesaay nns
Satufdays LEAVE BfiitoR. MonA@s Wed
npsdaya AID Fridays. The stags y hz3n.
iiberaify fatrpnized
Bs7tforn Day Lght
Railroad to Britioain Juiy.
The sasscsn lsiiH nn 81 tlne r&ase Al
Inire Thompson. aecist Sr nf{ssn.
ifow.s lots his iltx <l{'tc1 eulnf5ftest. n.
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Land once q. WATERFOWL, D. n.

NTEII FVTUf FHfs
Sotiee l. hereby given that tie following
named settler has nied notice OF his Intention 10
make Naal preofin support OF hss elailG, and
1854, via:
John o. Engstrom.
Pr, y. S.fN 1922 for the nw3z S22T 40 Y "a.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upai. and cultivation of.
said land, viz; John kgeiand, o.. Seversol;
Herman Hermansoa, Edward fAnlson, eli Of
Egeland, D. r., whose &c timoay will be taken
before y. II. Egeland. a notary public al, ID. 4.
81 &C. WILLIAMS. Register
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LAND NOTICES
90 onec I. NaleElawn. . !.

Notice is i hereby given fisfthe foIinsy No .na,n.
60 settler has nied notice % bis intention Is maks
hnal proof insuppost u Ids elainI. and ffat saia
pr99t will be msde befare CLERK 81 netrict Court
et Webster, DIT on May -, 1854, yiz:
4asenA Msnkey, + DIS
sec ], i trthe Sw4 SEC u. Z III. x 81
lie nafaeS the fhlios Ing witnesses to prove hig
residence Upon and ca tivafioa Of said Land,
w: John Lqunsberry, Henry wsilnler, Thomas
ac&ennctt, NHii-mJ fsnEvtry. sloi Weuster,
u Il $3.50 &C. Williams. Reg
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Land once at watertown. D. T.,

March 18th, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
Cd settler has MED notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, aud
that said proof will be raade before lerk og bis,
tfiCt Court at Webster, j.. r., on May Ist, 1854.
viz: Chas II. Leach, u. s. No. 1868
ioT the ca ne4 SEQ Z and q nwL sec s, 7 I2I.
SIS.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
esntiDaous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, VIZ. Herman Jeske, William Alley,
Edwin W Small and Frank Bowen, All If Web
ster, DIT "a {. q. Williams, Register.
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Notice 81 Eetrnr.

Taken up on sec :. r IL. Il 81 ID mlies Il 8 ~
Wehstef, aud 5 mflee north o. Bsisfa9 d rel NiaI
white spof&ed COW. The ow~esf Is requested %
S0-S2 J0AN uAwKKxses
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
A $40 Bible Prize

The publishers Of Rntledges Months
offer twelve valuable rewarda Iii
Mepthiy for May among which IL &t4T
following. x
We VIII give s20.o0 ~ the person
ing bow many times the word FNf9Nfh
occurs III the NEw TEsrAaExT Scrlffux&<
mot Ia The New Revision by NfaY }}|
1854. The money will be ferwaf9sa
the winner May i5ttI, ts84 psfS
their answer, for which they viii recessed
the June Monthly, In which the ,lAnl
and address Of the winner OF The reward
ard the correct answer will be puhlitheN.
ana In which several more valuable ~
wards viii be offered. Address
PUBLISHING CoHrAxy. EsstoH. Ri
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
Land Once II watsrtowa, D r.

Notice Is hereby given that the sellaving.nam
60 settler has hiet notice Of his Intention 10
make hnai pfoafin support Of his claim. and
that said prot VIII be made befsre Cle=s ofshe
District Courts m Webster. y. H.. oa June IN,
1881, via: Jacob seedkerssucn, DA
ior The ~ ofre4, nwA ofnel and nel4 ofnwA
Sec n. I l2l, r t6.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation q /,
SAID land, viz: Amand PHulson, Nelson Dahf
DIT. $3.50 &C. Williams, Reg.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
PERSONAL mErgrIon.

y Alley visited us las week,
Judge Bryant was ia iown Monday.
lie. Adam to9k In 8fistoa lat wcsk.
r. ". Sutton has returned frnsl Indiana.
C. Il Chapman has lsoFed onto Is claims.
J. and VIII Alley took IA Huron last week.
". AZ. Pea went to Brltsen the nrSl of this
week.
Mr.. ResseheY. oftie ortenyille Roller Mills.
was IN town last week.
CT Dickens AMI {. ~. Bradford. os Anaever,
called on Us this week.
Mrs. John norton resgrned sfa6a her visit TO
Minneapolis, hist saturday hight.
Mr. I. u. Nccnmber. OF fss Sioux City J0ur-
nel. was IN town and made q pleasant gai}.
We are pleased 10 say that Miss Msuds Adams,
! s~se has been Sd for . ssw days has recovered.
:. X. Adams nfriveg n ruws s-ss 1s@sas-lAx.
and taken q position 10 tbis oficc. We VIII
haw be enabled 70 set wcIk out On time.
s, cbasahe-lssR. 81 Fair LaFe, AiehIgGn. A.
! rived la town Yesterday. on n Walt 10 his fiAuHh.
Ter, Mrs. J. g. Stoaisrd. whom he has sSs fasl
before Tor twenty years.
A. 8. Edwards. Of tho Minneapolis Tribune
Ia charge Of THE Soath D4kuta Department
called 90 Va last Tuesday. lie WAS Ia t0NI
looking after the interests of that paper.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

That there VIII he 4 meeting OF The H9ds4 ~
directors and Officers " the Day County &sftt4t&
ttirai S0ciety ~ Lees 0Aice ia Nebsktf, 4tf r&
day May 9, 1Sft at in0 O'Clock p. w-~. aAxk
purpose 81 Artanging n premium list NJ
acting otlser business pf the Society. s~ssr~
". a.. MoulzH&, pfee.
J.. e. Oc1fsRNnEiryR. Ace.
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|ncsasNmsl
AsrrfR3
s.snmGMEj
noa~ aMj
E.Wma dEi
faeAeksm}
"a IN
Mw{
and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

asees, cnHIugs Forest Tree Seeds ind Fresh
Garden Vegetables III their ssason Ior sale VI
!. Austtn, Bristol. Day county. Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

Come to DaRots.
Come to webster.
.-Hr2ss grows green.
..splenGid weather.
Come 20 Dag County.
..gYebsser stiii bposss.
.ssrpx wALKs needed.
-.fheb boys ere playiug fetDau.
We are 70 Lave a post Of the GraEi Army.
Another good hoat1is wanted IN Webster.
The boys scared 4 p0of dafenseless mus1rst
% death on BAlzfrs lake. yesterday.
~sehechte 4 T4i5aer have had q new awning
ssSe- e iha frnnt ~ taats meat Eaafksh sg1
newly sided II sue past wctS.
Two ssai.s every day fiom each way 4 daily
mail frarA rFitpu ard flse Foot FAC rav esety
ether tey FROM WATERFOWL, ~ what ~ aN noM
r&ceiyiug.
south IaKotn &r1ess hese llearly Hzisned
seeding while thJsrTA Zee nofihefn hnif lave
fairly got 70 work. In Mi3Desot< work has betn
fatnFttr ~ cold stArsp NeAaer.
See. Teller has decided shss indgss Of Pro
bete are Ex@Onci9 CLERKS o. tscitosr eo@ste
! and fan tare itsncxtcad aahdayie. We have no
room for he argument, i bsing received 100
late.
The surveyors have arrived, and Will isat
I Tbs balance OF The town. SIC an ilie south fidu 90
/ the Village, owuyd by 4. II. Prior We 0ntsx:
slnnd oth@5 impoFsant ifrpfuFemcnr VIII
! N-+nTY<Y jS 49, f gag tNNr HI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

Trees Il Seeds.

One Cool second hand wagon. Stands sspth
Of Tracy Brothers store. TFicc - CASH. Ap
pig 81 skssz Office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24
Seed WhaatY

No. 1 scotch dfc. hard At Il. per buslsel. d
on or sddrcsss ~. BASsoS. Webster y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

Biitforn Day Llgh1
Railroad to Bsitieain Juiy.
The sassein lslh mfnash flne r&ase AZ
stock.
Iudre Thompson, asoit fS Riisfeu
towa lets his III pfiee cosnpatsest He
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IL ime -Tabie.
FL ------
T. ae.ng East.
&c Go.ng WoSt

have sleeping ears trout Minnoap-
ssn, No. / and 2 run daily. sun
Ii All other trains run daily and
~ passengers.
n. COLONEL Lgwss. Agent,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-29
Love and Linen.

On Sunday night a young doctor of
Newton Centre escorted the daughter
of prominent and wealthy citizen to
church. The father of the girl had
forbidden her to keep the young man.
company. When church was out the
father lay in wait behind tree for his
daughters companion, and jumped out
upon him as he passed. He seized the
young man by the throat and tore his
collar off and the bosom out of his
shirt. The old gentleman then ran
away. The doctor went on home with
the young lady as though nothing had
happened. When she entered the house
her father took her to the parlor and
pointed to the DOCTORS shirt bosom
which he had tackled on the wall.
II intend to have it framed, = he said.
On Monday the doctor saw the old
gentleman passing his Office. The story
of the shirt bosom was already known
about the village. The young man
rushed out, dragged his Sunday night
assailant into his office, and compelled
him to take off his white shirt. At
taching to it this placard, "a contribu-
ton from coward he fastened the
garment to a pole and hung it out Of
his Office window Since then the
father Of the young lady has apologized
to the doctor, and invited him to call
on his daughter as often as he pleases.
The doctor has &C epted the apology,
and it will not surprise the village if he
becomes the old gentleman S son-in-law
at no distant day. Waverly Cor. NesU
York sam.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-29
Yankee Salt Cylinders.

Along the North River, near the foot
of West Fifty ninth street, are immense
yards where all sorts of stock are
landed from Western trains. The air
vibrates with the sounds of the farm
yard. The favorite gin-mill legend is
"Drovers' Retreat. = The men who
quatf beer at the saloon tables have
their trousers tuck in the tops Of
their boots, pick their teeth with the
blades of their pocket-knives, carry
canes with prods in the lower ends, and
discuss the state of the livestock mar
ket and the values of different breeds
of cattle. When a reporter asked one
of these men who sat under a West
Fifty-ninth street awning yesterday if
there was anything new to interest
stockmen, he said:
eyes, some Yankee has devised a
new method for sailing cattle. The old
way was to dump handful Of salt on
a rock in the pasture or in the barn
yard. Frequently it was dumped on
the ground. In any event it had to be
dumped. somewhere with a reasonable
regularity to keep the cattle in good
condition. The Yankee wished to save
labor and to save salt. Devices for
saving something are the chief ends Of
Yankee inventive faculties, you know.
This one made his salt into a firm cylin-
der nearly five inches long by three
inches in diameter, hung it by iron spin
dies on a bracket, put a lacquered tin
bonnet over it to protect it from the
weather, and nailed it up on the side
of the barn, or fence-post, or some
other place where the critters could get
at it easily and lick it. Then he took
out patent and sold his salt-rollers
for rs cents each. including the bracket,
printed directions, and sworn testimon-
ials. -
els it a good thing?''
eyes. One roller lasts a COW three
months and gives her the salt just as
she wants it. 1t is no trouble to the
owner, and there is no waste. ''-Nes0
York Sam.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-29
A Cute Canine.

Talking about the sagacity Of ami
mails said well known citizen.
.here's a story, Mr.. Idler, which Illus
trates the intellectual capacity of the
dog. The late Judge Smalley, who was
very fond Of fine dog, one day bought
a splendid English bulldog, which he
placed in a kennel close to one occu-
pied by big Newfoundland that he
owned. Mr.. Bulldog took fancy to.
Mr.. Newfoundland house, and imme
diately proceeded to drive him out of it.
A pitched battle ensued in which the
Newfoundland was beaten by large
majority. Now at this time there was
kept at the American hotel large mas
tiff the biggest dog ever seen IN these.
parts. 1t was quiet, well behaved an
imal, and had never been known to
leave the hotel premises. Well, one
fine night Judge Smalley's household
was aroused by the sounds of a desper-
ate dog-fght. There were banks and
bowls and yowls Of every description.
Lanterns were mediately lighted and
an investigation was had, and what do
you suppose we found? Well, sir, the
Newfoundland had gone to the hotel
and told the big mastiff of his ill-treat-
ment, and persuaded him to 90 home
with him and help him; and the New
foundland and the mastiff had torn that
bulldog all to pieces. He was scatter
ed all over an acre, and no single piece
Of him was big enough to weigh an
ounce. I tell you, dogs can talk to-
each other in their way, and this story
proves it. = burlington Free Press. .