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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
A RAILROAD INTO PRATT CO.

SARATOGA, Nov. %, 1885.
10 the Editor of the Eagle.
Considerable time has elapsed since
a communication from this place has
appeared in the great daily of the
Southwest, owing. probably, not for
scarcity of news, but to the fact that
Pratt county's internal affairs have SO
absorbed the interest of your CORE
spondent that it has been neglected.
Having contided our troubles to the
discretion of the supreme court a
short time of peace and quiet
was fondly expected by all, but we
were doomed to a happy disappoint-
ment.
A proposition 10 vote bonds for the
extension of the Kingman road thro'
the county has created rs much ex-
element, and in some cases
as much opposition, rs in
red hot county seat election. There
is little doubt but what the bonds viii
be voted, and as the contract is now
let for the work subject to the election,
we can confidently look for the load
here by July LIST. Railroad communi-
cation with the outer world is all that
Pratt county needs to make it one of
the foremost counties in the state. and
one of the most prosperous
of its cities. AARON.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
MULvANE.
MULvANE, Kan, Dec. 1, 1885.

MULvANE, Kan, Dec. 1, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
Mulvane is still on top, and every
thing in good running order. Our G.,
A. II. and 5. of V. held a campfire at
the rink last night. Several of your
Wichita boys came down to help the
boys, among whom were Col. Stewart,
Major Ask and others, whose names
your correspondent did not learn.
Our 5. of V. donned their new
uniforms, shouldered their shining
guns and marched TO the depot to re-
ceive the visitors in true military STYLE
The entertainment at the rink was a
success in every particular. Major Ask
and his sciopticon first entertained the
audience with number of war scenes,
which recalled old memories in many
minds, and were very interesting TO
those who had never sheen there"
Col.Stewart delivered very eloquent
| and practical address, and was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Stewart, who recited a
piece entitled the "Wounded Trooper"
which was highly appreciated and
applauded by the audience. II. a.
Hall related chapter of his army
experience, DR.. Laucker, of Derby,
talked to the latter folks. Rev j. X.
McQuown made few we'll chosen re-
marks, and then the long man with
the funny face and camp meeting
voice was ask(ed) to finish the speak
ing. lie said some funny things aud
then gathered some of his chums
around him and they sang Marching
Through Georgia"
a social and an army supper were
next announced. Both were well pat
ronized and highly enjoyed, but the
boys say the supper was not thor
oughbrcd army article but had evil
IDENTIFY been crossed with Thanksgiv-
ing. The beans and the coffee were
straight goods, but the cakes and pies
savOred more of home than of camp
life. Everybody had a good time aud
the boys made money.
The next item of interest in this To-
cality, is prospecting for coal. Our
committee has selected what is sup
posed to be the charmed spct, and
work has begun. A four foot hole
will be bored down to the rock and
then a smaller hole will be drilled till
coal, gas, oil, salt water, a flowing
well or China is reached. Ifyou need
any gas in your business send down
your jug. l..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
COAL AT MULVANE.
MULvANE, Kan, Dec. 1. 1885,

MULvANE, Kan, Dec. l, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle
Twas shown sample of the coal
found in this place recently while dig
ging wei, aud il is a genuine article
and. no mistake. At what depth it
was found or in what quantities have
not been informed. As to what the
vein win develop can only be con-
jectured. One thing of which | am
absolutely certain, coal Wa. found.
and was tried in the fire and not
found wanting.
Mr.. G. W. Coflman, and Mrs. Harris
characterized last Thursday, by giving
one of the grandest Thanksgiving din
ners ever given on any occasion in
this neighborhood. After the guests
had been seated and a blessing asked
by the Rev. Freeman, Mrs. Freeman
and Miss Wigton started the good
things along the table in such lively
order, that but little time was given
to eating, until each one found. on
and around their plates a perfect pyr-
amid Of chicken, turkey. half dozen
different kinds of pie and as many
different kinds of cake. and, in fact
everything necessary TO make first
clsss dinner. Mr.. Coffman aud Mrs.
Harris did everything in their power
TO make their guests feel at home.
That they succeeded all will agree.
The following persons were present:
Mr. Brsssfieid and wife, Mr.. kellsr
and wife. Rev. Freeman and wife. Mr..
Teller and wife, Mr.. Hall and wife Miss
Tate, Miss Wigton. Hubbard Bros.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Fuller Ii may not
be generally known, blu; il is s fact
that Mr.. Coffmsn is
graduate of the Missouri University.
his diploma signed by q. c. Swallow,
dean. and Daniel Reed, president In
looking through his library l found
q number of the best authors repre-
sented STANTON
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
A PITY.

The Kansas City Times appears in a
new dress, which paper simultaneous
ly with this piece of extravaganza, an
nounces that they have moved into
the finest printing house in the west,
and, from what is said of il, the as
sertion is no doubt true. It's pity
that such paper is not printed in a
state where enterprise is appreciated
"a pity that it is forced to go TO an
other state for readers
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
A STREAK OF LUCK.
A Citizen Of Norwich, Kas, Fall Hell.
to Millions


To the Editor Of tie Eagle.
Through clipping published
in last weeks Norwich News,
Mrs. Lidia Peterson, of this
city, has discovered that she has fall
en- heir 10 share OF the great Gen.
George Mercer estate. Mrs. Peterson
is the daughter of Thomas Bobb, who
formerly lived at Xenia, Green coun-
", Ohio, and Gen. George Mercer,
from whom this estate has descended,
was his grand unole. This suit in
VOWED several hundred millions of
dollars, consisting mostly of real cs-
tate, living in New York city and vi
cinity, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The supreme court of the United
States has recently decided that the
ownership of this estate lies in the Mer-
Ger heirs, as he had leased these lands
to the government for period Of
ninety-nine years. This lease expired
IN 1876. The government III the meali-
while, il seems, disposed of its lease
TO individuals and these purchasers
from the government and their as
signee finally believed themselves
owners in full. This property is now
very valuable, as part of it lies in the
heart of New York City. The lease
having expired, of course the pro-
perty, with all its improvements be
longs to the Mercer heirs.
Mrs. Peterson is a sister of Robert
Boon. who at present, is sheriff of
Clinton county, Ohio. She sent him
4 power of attorney short time since,
and he is now looking after her in
terests. She has been living in Kan
sas since about 1866. Although now
living in rather humble circumstances
she is lady of refinement and culture
that would indicate her worthy par
entage. f. V. ii.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
STATE COW DOCTORS.

Hon. Robert Lawrence, who has re-
turned from the great stock growers
convention, says that the membership
representing millions of the live stock
interest of the west took practically
the same ground taken by the EAGLE
last winter touching the veterinary
surgeon humbug. Disease becomes a
necessity with these fellows, hence
such states as have veterinary sur
eeons are ever being unfavorably adj
yertisel.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02
AS A MARTYR IMMORTAL

John Brown, of Oasowatornie, Kan
sas, was hung in Virginia TWEEN -six
years ago to-day, but his soul goes
wandering ON. The glory OF his death
now illumes the progressive minds of
every cline. Kansas and John Brown
are synonym of freedom, scofl who
may. AS man he was weak, but as
a martyr immortal
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02

1t would not be very strange in the
next campaign to see the Leavenworth
Times, Troy Chief, Wichita EAGLE
and Topeka Commonwealth figuring
as the only original prohibition or
gans. Is the Junction City Union TO
be left alone in its glory! Get in,
George, while the waters are troubled.
Wellington Press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-02

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sumner county, kansas; ali good land frscs
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north Of Clearwater In . we'll settled neigh
borhood. Price o. 500
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15

The quarterly meeting of the
teachers Of Union county was held
in the Elk Point school house April
4th, 1885.
The meeting was called TO order
at l:3O p. m, D. w. Myers presid-
ing.
The minutes Of preceding meet
ing were read and approved.
NJ. Meehan gave = lesson on his
tory, demonstrating the topical
method Of teaching the same.
A half hour was now devoted to
discussing some very important
questions to teachers.
Such as SHOULD the bible be
read in school, the director having
expressed his wish to the contrary"
It was decided that the bible
should not be made . basis for
q~uarrelling end while feeling that
the law was in support Of its read
ing il was deemed best to desist q
the evils likely 70 arise from an en-
forced reading would moro than
balance the good.
The question Of corporal punish
ment was discussed and Prof. Sabin,
Mr.. Fate and others advised the
teachers to canvass Ill other possible
means before having recourse to the
rod. That It was inexcussble under
Ill circumstances save persistent
characterization and only excusa-
bic then when all other available
means had been tried and found
inadequate.
Il 10 to be hoped our teachers will
read this over carefully snd profit
by its recommendation and by SO
doing avoid . rehearsal Of tho same
at our every meeting.
The PURSE of study q
prepared by Supt. Fate came before
the meeting and by order was adopt.
ed without q dissenting voice and 9
recommendation was presented Mr.
Fate that he urge on al school
officers the necessity Of securing itt
adoption in the several districts.
We trust, the teachers, having se
long and 30 materially felt the wan
Of something Of this kind, will leav.
no stones unturned in getting it
requirements into operation at tn,
earliest possible convenience and
thus secure to the ratepayers O
Union county much greater returni
than they have over before realized
from their investment in support o
education.
After fixing on Elk Point a. tn
place Of our next meeting and tn,
appointment OF Prof. Sabin, w. H
H. Fate, Il. E. Collins, and A. Il
Akin a. committee ON programm,
for the ensuing meeting the associa
ton adjourned.
M. MEEHAN, Sec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15

toncee given ~ ScgrsClio0 wsre ~
viswsd md - fulss Of syntax NV.
a ~ which the corrections we're
made. AftssWard Mn Perkins
rave : Lesson IN drawing, the class
tirst using rulefs, then drawing ffee-
hand.
Prof Culver again took up per.
csntage. First came . review Of
The proceeding days lesson, embfac-
Ing applications Of percentage, then
. defnition Of commission, and the
base upon which commission ID
reck0ned was given. followed by
some examples illustrating the
meaning OF rules for the different
cases Of percentage. He then took
bank discount, and after obtaining
definition Of hank, the different
kinds Of banks were dicussed; also
bank notes, their use, how Issued
&c. After thanking the teachers
for their attention, Prof. Culver left
for his home in Vermillion.
Prof. Sabin then took up the
geography Of Dakota, particular at
tention being given to tho cities.
During the lesson many facts
worthy Of note were brought out;
Deadwood has the largest stamp
mills in the world; Grand Forks
has the largest school building in
the Territory; Sioux Falls has the
third mill in size in the world.
On account Of the teachers asso-
citation, regular work stopped at
noon and in the afternoon, the
teachers spent . very pleasant and
profitable session in discussions on
various topics included in school
work and At the close Of the meet
ing several names were added to the
roll Of membership. The teachers
present voted to use their influence
IN securing the adoption Of the
"course Of study"
Concluded next week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15
First Publication March n. 1885.

land Ohcc At YHNktOn, OAK. March II, 1895.
Notice n hereby given that the following-nan,-
Cd settler has Aled nOtiec OF his intention to
that said pFUof will he made before clerk Dist.
court Union county. OAK. ut Elk Point. Oak. on
Monday, May II. 1855. at 10 r.. NJ. viz: Jens
the 81 lot 2 nwh and NJ lots l and nwi4 3-
$50.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
aald land. viz: Andrew larson. Ole johnson,
knnd Hansen. Hans w. Hansen. Of Rlchland.
Oak. u. A. METER. Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15
First Publication April I, 1888.
LAND OFFICE AT YANKTON, DAKOTA.

March 23d, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the f~ollOwing-nam-
I'd settler has hled notice Of his intention to
make nnal proof IN support Of his claiSn. and
that said proof win be made before clerk dis
Oak, on Wednesday, May %. lSs5, viz: Ole ..
W0lden. under his I'D entry No. 10.712, for the
Wy sen $500.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Ole Christensen, Ole Walstad,
LArs OaerJAhl, John Buan. all Of Sphinx, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15
First publication March II. 1885.
LAND OFFICE AT YANKTON, DAKOTA

LAND OFFICE AT YANKTON, DAKOTA,
March 9th, 1885.
Notice Il hereby given that the following NAM
cd settler has hled notice Of his intention to
make Anal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be- made before clerk Dist.
Court. Union County, Dakota, At Elk Point. d.
kota. on Friday, May Isl, 1851. viz: Charles J.
Johnson under his HID. Entry No. 1908, for the
EN- SKA 2, and NEk NEA n,-g0-49.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Hans Anderson, Peter Should
berg, and o h N. Peterson. Of Akron, Iowa
o.. A. WErrER, Register
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15

IAnu OHco NJ fnuktVtI,. IyNMUtd:
April ord, 1875.
cd settler has hled notice Of his intention to
maxi ANAL proof In support Of his claim, and
thxt said proof viii be made before clerk dist.
on Tuesday, June q. 1885, At 10 Z. M, viz: Alex
ander 4. Beavers, under HID entry No. 9ie4, for
the Wy sWk 3-eo-l9.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said hand. viz: koscll Mckenzie, James Gates,
Thomas Gates, John Mcclellan. al Of Jefferson,
OAK. G. A. WKTTER, Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15


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Wd n poeoentaGa ExAlnplss giv-
= - preceding day Wsrs pissed
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mode. The NEXT exerCise was in
1oadine, ~ Tho same instructor.
1hs p~recsding day's lesson was 10
peeted tn ccncert - memory ~.
etctee. Same time va spent on OK
pseasicn = 80 how we'll tho teach
~ understood The lssson. a seiso.
non was thsn placed upon the board
cnnfaaning many words with which
~ teachers were not familiar. The
oh3ect 49, q show how much the
cOlrsct reading Of piece depends
up0nEOus understanding the mean
ing q the words.
6pellng was next taken up by
ftue. hAOln, and ne act discovered
enae many q the teacncrs had but
lissle bsseer memories than sneir pu-
paIsL rIof. Culver followed with =
~ minute exercise ~ showing how
g eeacn history. Inc points
made prominent were: lst. Dont
msks = amply z memory e1erc,se.
q. D0Hy iet Z pupil suppose ne nas
MADE 2 goo fecitetson wien ne mas
etvec you simply the words OF the
text oook. IS. lent Sof9ee the g.
oe.apnY g tne place. ~; Dosst
"a ~ o1eeoss Moe.a on* naseoFy.
-. your textoook our
it,G recisas,on q aiIow youf puPiis
"a oo Ii. lncee Rosne apply %
csnsr ss0dies . Ven 9 history.
ins s0uI'n ny wofk va saken
W * - retkins ~ review OF
conductsd : clam Of Imaginary pu-
~, wIO 'co 49,. 49, ~
Lesson In arithmetic, 6rst obtaining
: definition Of the term scale, then
giving : drill upon the different
scales. Tho object was 70 give the
teachefs such : thorough knowledge
Of decimal notation that they may
b able to moro clearly explain the
subject % their pupils. This WAS
succeeded by . callisthenic perform
amos 10 which many Of tho teachers
received reminders Of the absent
mindedness Of their fellow teacher,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15

H. 1. McNitt 4 Co. have . full
assortment Of al kinds Of Garden
Seeds, fresh and warranted 10 be as
good % any in the market.
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Commercial House.
S. AlnnoMD. ~.
ELK POINT. DAKOTA.

This house ~ yeG1ntly been a.
Ted up in fntcI6nshape and u
prepared to accommodates tho pub
lie and give psEjeot satisfaction.
Free Bus to and fron Ill trains.
Murphey is daily loading stacks
OF Grand DeTour SHrring, and corn
plows in farmer wagons.
First Publication March !, 1855.
/. w. MIII4ka. Attorney.
SUuIDomA
1F Fe1rsh Judicial III n bissssk -.
In the District Court u and Tor Union County.
NARcIs GoBKII,
BrssAM,s W. Coz,
The Territory Of Dakota scnd Greeting:
TO BENJAMIN W. Coe, Defendant.
You ere hereby sumiHeled end required TO an
swer the complaint In this action. which was
nled On the 18th day. Of February, a. y. 1885, IN
the ONCE of the Clerk q Nc District Court With
kOta, at the Court HOtee in the City Of Elk
Point. County Of Union, u. r., nj to serve :
copy 81 your answer on the subscriber At his
eeace oG Main street ii the CITY 81 Elk Point.
days after the service q this Summons, excll-
alive Of the day Of SERVICES II ron fail to answer
the complaint within thnt time, the plaintiff win
apply to the Court for u relief demanded In
4 Dated 1t Eik Point, n. 4. this the seth day Of
+ n. MILLER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-15

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