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How ~ this for You.

just arrived, five wagon loads OF
nice, fat. young chickens. Cheap pri.
ces for eggs, butter, potatoes and al
kinds of country produce. We cal
and will make Il 10 your interest to
buy your produce from us, rs we al
ways have large variety, and cal
make the lowest prices going.
Telephone your orders now, VIZ
think produce will be higher mex
fall. Ever, yours truly,
A. JONES TAYLOR a. Bro.
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SALE OF PROPERTY.
Houses on the Federal Building
sight sold mt nominal Figures.

Skht sOiu NJ hotbsuht ttsutss'
Yesterday at llo'clock auctioueer
Tom Smith stood on the steps ofthc
Wallace mansion ON Franklin street
and cried out all the property on that
corner at public sale. Buyers were
not numerous, nor did the bidding on
the property create any lively com
motion. The lots sold to the United
States for $4,000, and the two build
ings, stables, fences, out houses etc,
sold for 1929. The Goldstein house
was bought by L. A. Sturgis for $3.50.
and the Wallace mansion brought
$500, the same gentleman being the
purchaser. The stables, out houses
etc. sold at nominal figures. Those
who purchased this property have
thirty DAYS TO remove it, and work
men will commence ut once; so the
supervising architect can have GROUND
broken TO lay the foundation for thu
public building.
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A plantation philosopher says, ~pov-
erty OF body Is bad, but poverty of
mind ia worse" Yes, good friend,
but please TO remember that II the
blood In the body is impoverished the
mind is Affected by II and made poor
also. When you enrich your blood
and tone up your system with Browns
Iron Bitters, You strengthen your
mind aud quicken your intellect
Mind this. DR. j. D. Morgan, Dolphin,
Mo-, says, al have found that Browne
Iron Bitters gives general satisfaction
as a restorative.
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Our lace and embroidery departs
ments offer some very enticing bar
gains this week; prices have been re-
duced again 10 cents Hamburg edg-
ing reduced TO 8 cents, IL l-2 cent
Hamburg edgings reduced to l-2
cents, 10 cents Hamburg edgings re-
duced to 10 cents, 22 IL cents Ham
burg edgings reduced to Is cents,
25 cents Hamburg edgings reduced to
II l-2 cents, a, Sanger Bros.
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Barney Feldhake. Sir
/ have been using one of your tw in
burner vapor stoves for four weeks.
1t works TO perfection and we arc
highly pleased with il. We have four
in the family and the cost for running
II Is about 10 cents per dry.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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pnbntu NUIr,vb.

Services during l,ev Satin JONES
stay in Waco will be held at the fols
lowing places and hours named: $3.50
a. m, Fifth Street Methodist church;
0 a. m, at the Tabernacle; p. M,
Fifth Street Methodist church; $50 p.
m, at the Tabernacle.
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NOTICE IN oHANcERY.


Texas Central Railway company.
Under an order issued out of the United
states circuit court northern district OF Texas,
In the matter Of Morgan's Louisiana railroad
and steamship company versus the Texas Cen
trail railway company, wherein Benjamin c.
clark aud charles Dillingham; were on April 4,
1885, appointed Joint receivers OF all the prop
erty II defendent railway company, II Is pro-
yided
THAT ali claims for damages for every kind
of alleged tort thatmay arise Agains the re-
ceivers growing out II their operations of the
rexas central railway and exceeding my dol
| lars in amount shall he filed with and presen.
ted TO the special master IN chancery, who shall
| examine aud report thereon In due conrse and
| it's further ordered that the receivers he, and
| they are hereby authorized TO examine adult
| and compromise claims that are brought
| against them arising from the operation OF
| said railway, and not exceeding fifty dollars in
| amount provided further, that all such hdjns.
| ted and compromised claims shall be reported
| To the court for its advice before payment and
| provided further, that In cases where the re
| criyork reject the claims presented to them
| and not exceeding ffy dollars In amount the
| same may he filed with and presented to the
| special master in chHnccry, who shall exam
inc and report thereon In due course In Ike
| manner as hereinhefore ordered In cases OK
ceeding any dollars In amount"
| Parties who may desire 10 file claims bcfor
me under the provisions of the foregoing ofde
should do so by proper plea.
Special Master,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-27

Sanger Bros. line of fans this sea-
son is the largest they have ever car
ried. Prices on all fans have been cut
to reduce stock. Cretopno fans at 10,
20, %, and 10 cents each; satin fans all
reduced and hand-painted fans below
cost OF importation.
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whether you prefer the sea breeze or the
bracing mountain air for You summer vacation
YOU should not omit To provide yourself with
a bottle OF Angostora BliteTs which y the ac'
knowledgcd standard regulator of the diges'
tive organs lie sure TO get the genuine arli-
~ pK. D. q. D. sIKanERr & soy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. u soothes the child, softens
the gums, allags all pain, cures wind
collie, and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. csc a bottle.
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|E||! 81
Indigestion Cured

suffered for more than Ave years with indi-
gestion scarcely able 10 retain the simplest
food on my stomach, The burning sensation
was almost intollerable, and my whole system
was deranged. was wakcful and could not
sleep, and consequently more or less nervous
all the time, declined In flesh. and suffered
all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible disease | was miserable At last
failing TO nnd relief In anything else, com
menced the use OF Swifts Specific. began 10
improve at once. The medicine toned up the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs
and soon all that burning ceased, aud could
retain food without dihicnl y Now my health
Is good and can eat anything In the shape OF
food. and digest II without the slightest din.
Guilty. most cheerfully bear this testimony
because there are hundreds suffering M was
aud am sure they can be as readily healed /.
Take the prescribed dose after eating Instead
of before.
JAMES MANN, No. IL Ivy 81.
Atlanta, Ga, May 10, 1885.
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Try fuckers Neuralgia Lotion, re-
lieys worst headache In live minutes.
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w. d. jackson has fine cabinet pho.
tographs of Rev. Sam Jones. Cal
and get one before they are are al
gone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-27

Ladies' slippers all reduced, at San.
ger Bros.
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Headquarters for boys shoes; SAN
ger Bros.
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Tin types and photos, at your own
prices AZ the Waco Academy of Art.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-27

Services at the Temple will be dis
continued duriug the heated season
5. SANGER, Pres.
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- CARD,

lndiscssm,ianno ar. suf ring fr,m N errors an
az decay, lass nf inaabaod 81" WI se,,d
This rTesh at WI enieysn FiiEE or CII ARGK.
.lonafy IN :, h,.,iS was discovered by a mis-.
dressed s e1uih Amm lea aud a selfad-
Station frSIS u Rev Joseph 7. Inman
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movement OF trains.

Invrfy ARARR BOOK. Just out How TO De
Ia HIN selop the lust and form" Pull eH.
s-ai.1 IN JaaIiatinn. The oHly method Mailed
sl w W AddrHseP q N-~Ne' ~ buffalo. ", y.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,
DR.. A. q. OLIN BOX s4s, Chicago, Ill

goo Pages. zinc Fih.r:
Rcs,nt cloth And Gilt hiadue sealed for oOc 70 fest-
~ Or currency. over any Nnnastfal pen PICTURE.
whole ssrr true lifei articles on The following
vho mAy marry vho not vhy manhood vemsnheoa @
cal decay, effects OF eelipasy and excess We an
tdnes NAV iuersased the physoogr OF tefohnousn
nany more Those married OF contemplating marriage
rraAlt ought read BY all etsh persons the.
under Key Popular edition. same paper cover so
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wegihn preferred Reference viii be required
AZ ANTEp-io.OO0 subscribefs to the Waco
w Daily Examiner during Rev. Sam Jones
meeting Only S0cts. foftA wteka.
NMANTED-ioooo chiiis-pecler's Chil and
vsFever syrup, warranted 20 cure every case
or money positively refunded. For sale al A
y Peelers drug store.
XIyANTED-A good mIch cow. apply MRS
w 5. LITTLE, sixth and Washington.
FOR SALE.
rT,RADE WANTED "A well assorted stock OF
l. dry goods, clothinr,i boots. shoes hats
notes with good security. stock Will invoice
si2.t or upwards. Goods all fresh and bought
within IN lat year, Correspond with NJ,
Dappelmayer, sherman rox.
U,OR sALE.--Chcap a walnut suit Of furni.
IT ure marble top, aud bcvel glass mirrows,
also one carpet Apply TO Young Bros
TO SALE, oh ap, brick store house, on
II south east side OF plaza, renting for 80
per month, also my residence, on Washington
street For price and terms, call on W X.
BrimminghAin. No 5Ga Austin street
JNoR sALE-A comfortable brick cottage on
Il South Fourth street,
LANCtLoI WATsoN.
ENoR sALE-Houso and lot North sixth
II street next 20 A. Jones Taylor Apply
to Ed A. Marshall Stl. Austin street
iroR sALE--Becs and bee hives; full colonies
Il OF hne bees, al low prices J. II, Hurwood'
~ hart Mootss.
EoR sALE.-Flve hundred hne Merino
i Ewes from one to four years old at $500
PEI head AisS i%s heiin9 w ~ ' Snn pps
China Spring, MoLenuan 90.
,-1 a !, =, -- - ,--..,.,1 e-,,1, ,--.-o-
H'oh SAVE AVVVS pnsnv, rut poA 49,,
,I,op sAIF- Ju7tgxIss foo, on Washington
h st,oc, nai,veau T,uth and Firyenl "A streets
q M seiI ,,boie ntnncf,y AZ divide ittn lots. 81
Is and W ! feel mont Latter has valuable res.
idcace, large. airy rooms, wide halls, Iorche.;
large Kitchen and splenulu eistetm ~ .nv ps
H. ""
BOARD.
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Ia MTs.S LITTLE. Washington aud sixth
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FOR REM, ---
II ,ha ci,y. annie 70 i i llyi
=, - = ------------
TIME store. house heretofore occupied by
Eaton n Guinau. s,l,th Fourth street 2hx
,nn trnt irhn mnst ,nodc,ato terms gIyatt
Hnniv In 4 Il Elgin
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ISoR RENT "A furnished bedroom 70
II rent. Apply 10 Dr W. X. Clifton
pFPsoNN-
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q, = IA REWARD. - Lost in the mails. ON or
S'O about July 11nd, letter addressed
10 the undersigned, at-Hn Antonio, nom the
Waco state bank, containing cert lnente OF
depostt, No $3.50 issued to me for s,,i20, pay
able seven months from July 2lnd, 1884, with
q per cent interest. The above reward will
be paid upon Is return to me at waco stanley
Epstein.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
A NEW RICHMOND.
Ped Gets After 'Sandy'' With A
Sharp Stick.

Sharp Stick.
Special Correspondence of the I%NrER-OcEAN.l
CRARY, Dak., June Gin the INTER.
OCEAN of May so we note a communica-
ton from Anamas, the Odessa dude, who
signs himself zone of the Boiz." land
there are but few who know which one)
although the signature is a libel on the
boys. There are several statements
therein which need correcting, although
1 doubt if Sandy could do it himself
There were two applications for the
school in district No. 2, Wheatland town.
ship, one from Miss Coster and one from
Miss Kennefic; both having first class
regulations as teachers and both show
ing good certificates. Miss Kennefic Of
fered to teach the school for SIS less
than Miss Coster and consequently was
hired. Among the misstatements that
Club" made he says the board were al
lowed $1.50 pre- day. 1 will say for
Clubs" benefit that the school board
have never received one dollar for their
services. This thing from Odessa has
been engaged in an attempt to run Alta
school township for the past year. But
Shepard is running that and now
"Sandy" has concluded to stick that Bur-
CESS nose ofhis into Wheatland business.
SANDY" is not a bad fellow naturally, but
like poor Tray he has fallen into bad
company and they have corrupted him
pEn
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13

The wheat crop of California this sea-
son will be the smallest for many years.
There are two reasons for this: First the
large yield of 1884 and the low prices
received caused a great shortage in
acreage; second, the late sown grain on
winter plowed lands, will, from q lack of
rain, be nearly all cut for hay. The
acreage of wheat in 1884 was in round
numbers, 100000 acres, yielding ST..
100000 bushels. Ed F. Smith, secre-
tary of the state agricultural society of
California, estimates the acreage of the
present year at 100000 acres, with a
total yield of 25, 1000 900 bushels or less
than half a crop as compared with 1884.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
couLEE BRIDGE
The Commissioners Open Bids for
Building Same.

The Commissioners Open Bids for
Building Same.
The board of county commissioners
met Friday afternoon. A full board was
present.
The following bids were opened for
hauling lumber to the coulee and build
of the bridge neal Churches ferry:
G. & L. Budde and w: D. Van Nor
man for building bridge, $497:5O; haul
ing material to the ground $172; total,
669.50.
B. F. Stanley, hauling lumber and
building bridge $3.50.
McHenry & Talbot, total $775, or for
driving piles $6 each.
Thos White for hauling and building
1888 or for driving piles $245.
Thos Mullen for hauling lumber from
this city to Churches ferry, $4.97 per
thousand feet,
&C. Marks, S. per thousand feet.
E. P. Daily, 1896 per thousand feet.
B. F. Stanley received the contract
for building the Coulee bridge and Nc
Henry & Talbot for driving the piles of
the De Groat bridge.
On the question of B. O. Rindell's
taxes, a refunding order wa asked for,
he having made proof q days after the
land became assessable. Messrs. Rum
ney and Barton voted nay and Creel
voted yes.
On motion, for the county road run
ming north from Devils Lake to the
northwest ! of sec 7, town l5463, the
board set Tuesday, June 9, 1885, to in
spect said road and appointed John
Caffrey to assist.
The clerk wa directed to notify the
treasurer to pay the different township
treasurers the amount of road poll col
lected and due their towns; also to turn
over to the township %treasurers of Min
newaukan, Stevens and Odessa town
ships and to the road supervisor of
Devils Lake road district the amounts
apportioned these towns to be expended
on county roads.
On motion, that only so much of the
$500 apportioned to Morris for road pur-
poses be paid as is required to make the
approaches to the Belgard bridge. Creel
voted yes, Rumney and Barton, no.
Bills allowed: Ben B. Reed, assessing
Is! days, $1,000.
Peter A. Kongslie, s days assessing,
1924, township 1896.
NJ. Coburn, for cleaning court house
yard, 81.
G. w. Percival, county insurance, $40.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13

OUR friends of the News are sorely
agltated about the p%ostoffice. They
seem to fear that the present incum-
bent will lose his head on account of
'%offensive partnership" It's all right,
boys; national political off~ensiveness
don't 60 in the territories. First Assis.
tant Postmaster General Malcolm Hay,
says that he will remove no postmaster
who has made an official acceptable to
the people; that charges of missmanage-
ment must be clearly proven, and that
Of partizanship on the part of
the incumbent must be shown to have
been such as to make him distinctly OBJ
jectionable at the point where his office
is located. 1t is our turn now to feel
worried over your prospect of getting
the Office. Your local political often
siveness will ruin your chances. You
have been distinctly Objectionable"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
VERY FUNNY.
An Action Against the Benson
Board.

An Action Against the Benson
Board.
Here is a very funny document. 1t
was received Saturday by Chairman
Rumney and is now in the hands of
District Attorney Morgan:
TO the Board of County Commission
ers of Ramsey county, D. T.-Gents:
You are hereby notified that r. J.
Walker has taken an appeal and con
tests the action of the Board of County
Commissioners of Benson county D. T.,
in allowing Ramsey county officials to
control and conduct an election in &C
cordance with the provisions of bill
passed by the legislature of, said Terri
tory at its last session. You are further
notified that this Board of Commission
ers will not defend said action, and ifyou
desire the same defended it must be done
by you.
Truly yours, V. B. MATTHEWS,
Chairman Co. Conn.,, Benson Co., D. T.
just how Benson county could have
controlled and conducted" the late an
nexation election when the l%awspecitic-
ally says that the clerk of Ramsey county
shall call the election and the ballots
shall be canvassed by Ramsey county
officials, is beyond u meager compre-
hension. This document is almost as
funny as the resolution of the Benson
county board of commissioners censur-
ing the late legislature.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13

The following Washington special to
the St. Paul Globe is calculated to make
the Offensive p%artizans'' vince:
The Minnesota and Dakota delega-
tions here are in a high state of excite.
ment over the announcement that Sec
rotary Lamar has sent a large list of
appointments for the northwest to the
white house. He sat up until 2 o'clock
last night wrestling with them and after
making a long list laid them aside until
the next day when he sent them to the
white house. OF course there are MANY
conjectures and a thousand guesses as to
what names are on the list, but nothing
more than guesses can be had.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
ROBBERY.
How a Shack was Pilfered-The
Thief Captured.

Thief Captured.
From Tuesdays Daily Inter-Ocean.
About moo yesterday Charles Parker,
Of Tracy, found his shack broken open
and everything of value stolen out Of it,
groceries, clothes, jewelry, cutlery and
dishes. Hemade inquiries ofthe neigh
bors, who informed him they had seen
a man with an OK team going by his
place sometime during the forenoon.
Mr.. Parker came up to this city and got
Marshal Coolin to so with him, and
about six OF seven miles north of Mid
way they found the team and all the
stolen goods on the wagon, which they
took possession of. Mr.. Parker then
returned to the city and swore out q
warrant against Ole De Satire, which
was given to Deputy Sheriff Hummer
felt. He and Marshal Coolin started
out again and found the team had been
moved about five miles further north
and was in charge of the old mans son,
but the old man had disappeared and
the son did not know where he was.
The officers, however, succeeded in
making the boy tell where his father.
was, which was in q grass slough with
his youn gest child hiding. He was
brought to town and lodged in jail about
midnight. Being taken before Judge
Noble this morning he waived examin-
alton to the charge of burglary. His
bonds were fixed at $500 to appear at
the first term of the district court held
here. 1t was a sad sight to see an old
gray headed ma of three score years in
court with a family of five small chill
dren depending on him for a living
charged with such a crime. He comes
from Iowa county, Wisconsin. He has
a grown up son in Minnesota who gave
him a team and outfit to start work on
q farm in Dakota. 1.-The is punished in
accordance with the extent of his crime
his days of freedom are few on earth.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13

Our numerous correspondents "down
the line" and from the "south end" must
drop personalities, or their communica.
tions will hereafter be consigned to the
waste basket We deem this notice nee
essary to prevent serious family feuds
which now seem inevitable if the war
of words goes on. The columns of the
INTER-OcEAN are always open to the
happenings of the various neighborhoods
and we r glad to receive and publish
anything for the benefit of the commun-
ity. Criticisms of school boards, town
officers, notaries public: etc., must be
confined to facts pertaining to the off.
cial conduct of men. Criticism of pri.
vate character is prohibited.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
Witticisms.
Alexandria Herald.


"To the victors belong the spoils,"
said the Republican grocer, as he work
ed off a dozen bad eggs on a just disap-
pointed Democratic ofice-seeker.
"Oh!' said an Alexandria woman, 81
wish I was dead. There amt nothing in
life worth the living" "Pshaw!" re-
marked the one addressed, ~ enjoy my
SELF" $50 would l." was the answer,
IF I was a widow" Curtain.
The red-lipped strawberry is on hand,
and the redder and more lucious and
big he is, the more certain he is to be on
top Of the box tryingto apologize for his
poor relations who are hid at the bottom.
The Fall River Herald calls it the mug
wump strawberry.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
A Bad Bull.

Mrs. J. HI. Fulkerson, wife of Post
master Fulkerson, of Jackson, was at
tackled a few days ago by a vicious bull
belonging to Ole Hanson, and was ser.
iously injured, a frightful cash being
cut in her scalp. DR. Ruger is treating
her and she is out of danger. Mr.. Full
kerson put three charges of shot into
the animal, but with little effect. Mr..
Hanson came to the rescue with a knife
and cut the bulls throat. II. was only
seven months old.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
icult Society,

There was quite agathering of citizens
at Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening to
take the preliminary steps toward the
organization of al agricultural society
and farmers club. Mr.. II. J. Bebeau,
who has organized two societies in Mich
igan and placed them on apaying basis,
explained the methods, workings and
benefits of such an organization, and set
the people thinking ON the subject. 1t
was decided to hold a meeting next Sat-
urday afternoon and organize perman-
emily. Our farmers should come in from
the country and take a hand. This is an
important movement.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
His Maiden Case.

City Justice Pattin tried his maiden
case Friday. 1t is a case of claim and
delivery, between Ingeborg Olson and
Rasmus johnson, as plaintiffs, against
Ever Wagness, as defendant. Judge
Pattin makes attorneys toe the mark in
good shape and won't allow any foolish
ness They must attend strictly to bus.
mess when he is dealing out overland.
Justice and as he is we'll read in law il
does not take him long to make his rul.
ings.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13
Just Think of It!

Benson county officials should stop to
think twice before they "kick" once
over the annexation of the three towns
west of here. Those three towns com.
prised the best part of the county and
contained the majority Of the population
Suppose they were still a part of Benson
county and the railroad IN. P.) should
be pushed northward. Two years from
now the county seat would gonorth also,
Then where would Minnewaukan bel
We pause for a reply.