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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-10
For REM.


EoR RENT-A HOUSE WITH -FOUR
II rooms, known as No. $40 Commerce 81.
Apply to j. 1. HAY, 1876 Elm st. 1t
EoR RkNT-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
4 boa'd; also table board. Apply at $50
Commerce street. febs-u
EUR RENT ONE NEW SIX ROOM COT.
i tage; u beautiful place. INQUIRE al
Eclipse Lumber Lard. II. NJ. PAGE. I'm
HUR RENT-A NEAT COITAGE OF
l. rooms and servants rooms; good els.
tern, AT No. Sll Jackson street. Apply to u.
Il. sCRUGG-. febItf
EOR RENT-A VERY NICELY FUR.
II nished front room, fronting south and
west; single gentleman preferred. Apply at
llOo Commerce street.
IGOR RENr-TWO CUrrAuEs, WITH
IL Ave rooms each. Nos 1907 nnd l225 Com.
merce street, Inquire 1911 Main 81. ianatf
IGOR kEN1-A FURNISHED FRONT
~ room ut 728 Kim ~. ian27li
EOk RENT--ALL i\lNDS OF SECOND.
Il hand furniture, fine assortment; also,
everything in the line ofhOuSekcs ping goods,
ssIIoNSe,s, etc, NJ low rates. q. ", LOuDOS,
50 Elm street. janlTti
DOR kkNT-FARM OF TO- NCRES-SO
! acres tillable land, 40 acres in orchard
OF the finest fruit and choice varieties, all
nenrlngi good house OF six rooms and out.
houses, the nest of water and goo carp pond !;
| only S's niles from Dallas, on the Rockwell
road Apply to SIMrsoE HUFFMAN, 7Sl
rim street., janllu
EOR RENT "A DESIRABLE FARM OF
Il 2uO acres. miles east of the Court house
In the city OF Dallas, Texas. j. NJ, PATrEs.
son Agent, No, 2l3 Patterson ave. iaull-u
! Euk kENr-SEV ERAL FARMS; COM.
- portable houses, PLENTY OF waier;6 miles
] IRON the city, q. u. BOwsFR, me Film ST. d20tf
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WANrbD-TO kEPATk FUKNTIURR
w OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing
polishing pianos; furniture packed for sbips''
ment at low rates, by PHILLIP ADLETA. M
1910 Main ST. iancN-iuu.,
w ANrkD-TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN
~ dallas for cash. ]. NJ. DICKSON
COG Main street. ianiT.Im'
w TEX AS MIJTITATEN
w howment Association will give good and
profitable employment TO experienced insnr
ance solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALL, Secre.
tary, 7S Main street. Dallas, Texas. iylu
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BOARD.

HoARD AND LoDsING-NIoELY FUR.
- nished rooms, with board, ut a26 Elm
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WANTED = AGENTS. ADDRESS sT
w LOUIS Ell CTRlC LAMP co. y,
Louis, Mo, for circulars, cuts and terms y;
81 candle power Marsh electric lamp. feS.lss
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Attest. W. f. PARRY. City Secretary.

A N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
n ordering built additional sewers in the
city of Dallas
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF the
City of Dallas:
SECTION |. That there shall be and is
hereby established and ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers In the city OF Dallas, to-wit: dis
trlct lateral sewer, 6 inches in diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular ir form, between
Commerce and Main streets, underground
from Murphy to Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson TO Martin street; thence east on
Commerce TO Murphy street, to be laid at
such depth and grade as shall be directed by
the City Engineer, and made TO connect with
the main public sewer in Murphy street. The
cost thereof o be paid by the property own
ers al Ng the line.
SEC. That all blocks between Main and
Commerce streets from jefferson street to
Murphy and all blocks from Sycamore to
Murphy street between Main and Commerce
sre'here made respectively separate sewer
districts.
SEC. 3. That all the provisions, require
ments and poualties heretofore adopted by
ordinance In reference TO the sewers, If said
city fGu'! be la force AMI govern the sewers
hereby established as far rs applicable.
SEC. 4. That this ordinance take effect
frona its passage
Approved Oct. 1894.
w l.. CABELL, Mayor.
I
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They are Quick and Sure

They are Quick and Sure.
al use Benson's Capcine Porous Plas-
ters constantly in my practice" ].
M. Wendell. Price " cents.
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WANIED-IF You WANN WORK ON
W any kind, or If you want help of anx
Kind, apply to this office; we can always fnr.
nish you with any kind OF help in reason
able length of time IN rELIIGENCr INr,
las, Texas. In ooS III W.
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ENANNIN COUNTY lands FOR SALEs
Il 200 Oacres of unimproved lands, In tract
TO suit and at fair prices. Twenty good farm
ana desirable property in Bon
nam. the county seat, one OF the hes
prices and terms, addres FL. hpER.
NArHY, Real Estate Agent, Bonham, Fannln
cou ty, Texas
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EoR SALE-A BLOCK OF GROUND
containing over two acres, situated near
manent sprng on he premises that fows
ABOUT Az gallons water per minute; a desira-
pie location for natotorlum or for any kind
OF manufacturing purposes; win be sold al
reasonable price and ON easy terms. Apply
TO MURPHY & BoLANZ, Real Estate A gents
7O9 Nam street. feh4-5y
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WANT D-A SITUATION AS COOK On
w to do gene raj houst work In a smats
family by CIR from the north ference.
given. Address, stating locstiou, ii. j
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w ANTED-A FIRSr-CLASS BLECF
w smith at Frsnkfurd, Collin COUNT.
man with family preferred; is mi es morn
OF Dallas. For particulars, inquire of fros
HAMMoN. FrankfOrd Texns S Gi 10y =
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For Sal :

DOR sALE-THREE no RsEs-GENTLR
IL 10 work. 9S2 Main street. ]. W. STRONG
& Co fehiaNS
IGOR SA, OK TRAD FOK CITY PROP
i erly-Saloon, well located, doing splen.
did business. Apply to 4. III MCBRIDE. iea,
Estate Agent, No. 1915 Elm st. febT-a
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i mixed, to be delivered In May or June,
CAL on or address j. T. McLoUDoN, Mexia,
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO STONE MAsONs-sEALED
~ bids will be received at the Office OF the
wy Engineer until o'clock p. M, Tuesday,
abutments for the bridge across Dallas
branch ON Mckinney street, according 10
plans and SPECIFICATIONS on nile In his office.
The city Council reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids. bond for tn. faithful exc.
cuIion of the contract wi be required. 40.
cording to city ordinances
~ W. M.JollNsoN, City Engineer.
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WANTED-A COTTON MAN, WIN
w valuable connections in Galvss,aanf
New Orleans and Earope, desires to mako ~
srrsng ament with some goo1 house in ~
interior Tor next season. Address j. IA. Ua.
aid office. fa,h,n er :
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oFFlcIAL-CITY LAWS.


A N OhDINANCE ESTABLISHING TIN
n lines and width OF part OF Polk street:
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council of the City Of Dial las, That the prop
os!tion OF Mr.. 8. II. Cockrell, proprietor Of
the ground is hereby accepted rs q dedica-
tion, and the lines OF Polk street are hereby
established as follows: Beginning at the
northeast intersection OF Poydras and Polk
streets; thence II direct line easterly to the
southwest corner of fractional block No. 85
on the Grigsby league line. the same being
tho north lihe of said street. The south line
of Polk street shall begin on Poydras street
50 feet south OF the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel TO the first line
the So me distance; thence north to the south
line of Young street. AT said southwest cor.
ner of block IS the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet.
SEC. 2. That the Engineer Ia hereby re-
quired to measure and properly work the
lines of said street as herein defined.
SEC. g. That this ordinance shall take ef
feet from and after its passage.
Approved October %, 1884.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: ". e. PARRY, city Secretary.
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
n and icvying special tax 10 pay for tht
district sewer from the west side OF HARDWOOD
street, between Main and Elm streets to
point in alley in block l25, distance OF 25S feet
SECTION !. Be 1t ordained by the CITY
Council of the City of Dallas, That the repor
ing the district sewer from the west side o.
Harwood street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city Of Dallas, to point IL
tho alley In block l25, distance of 25S feet
be and the same Is hereby approved, and tn,
estimate OF pre- rata costs therein set forth b,
and the same Is hereby assessed against The
property therein described. and that specia
tax OF the respect tive amounts stated De anC
the same Is hereby levie. against the variou
lots OF ground described In said reports, ex
elusive of UTOyefnentS in prOnOI tiOn t0t h,
area o the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Assesfo and Collecto
shall enter said lists Of said property and the
name of the owner thereon, together Will
the assessment and levy herein mad,
against each lot or lots In said district, OF
his lax rolls, In a DO k kept for that purpose
and shall proceed to collect the same as pro
vlded In the city charter.
SEC. 2. That this ordinance shall take of
feet from It's passage.
Approved October %, 1884.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: w. f.. PARRY City Secretary.
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Do you ask me for my secret
Why my teeth are pearly whittier
Why my breath Is ever fragrant?
And my gums are rosy bright2
secrets oft been told before
Use SOZODONT, and nothing more.
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Legitimate Barb wire Can be PURCHASED

DUSltlluutU Dulu W lU UQu w III UNQDUu
EE-THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
OF barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers ofall patents governing the manufacture
of barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
and we would recommend their use, II after
q thorough investlga ion OF the true merits
of our wire and its present low prices, You
find that you can afford 10 purchase any
other style or inferior grade of wire. INQUIRE
for the genuine GLIDDEN. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies throughout the state,
few OF whom we name, as follows;
W. w. Weston, MI.
Middleton, Stewart Co., p"Ilhs'
Henry 4 Peak, Fort Worth
Cameron & Phillips, Abilene
j. b. Norris. Graham.
Cleaves & Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, Hardwicke 4 Taylor,l o..
Byers Bros, SnermAn'
J.. >; :. ID. Heard, Mckinney.
W. II. Chandler & Co., Plano
James Arneistead, Greenville
q. Dickson & Co., Cleburne
T. A. Ferris, Waxahachie
w. Johnson 4 Co, Corsicana.
c. b. & ]. j. Carter Lumber Co.. Terrell.
SanbOrn 81 Warner,
HOUSTON. TEXAS
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EOR RENT-A VERY NICELY FUR.
II nished front room, fronting south and
west; single gentleman preferred. Apply at
HOS Commerce street
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IGOR RENr-IWo COTTAGES, WITH
IL I'VE rooms each. Nos 1907 und l225 Com
morce street. Iuouirp 1911 Main - Inn sQtf
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WANTED,

NJ ANTED- TkAVELEhs 10 STOP a.
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Teras
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. Honss
thoroughly ntted up, and Conducted on IN
European plan, with restaurant attached.
meals at all hours, and polite at tention: sn.t
cinl Inducements for drn IN Inar. q. ~ ~
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IHuR RENT-A NEAT COITAGE OF I
l. rooms and servants rooms; good els.
tern, at No. Sll Jackson street. Apply to ].
II. SCRUGG-. fehitf
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA
The TIE CT.

Place top down hot stove until heated thsi
remove the covsr and smell chemist will not be N
CURED TO detect the presence OF ammonia
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NV AN TED-DA4 BOARDERS, Ar ~
w Commerce street. ALSO rooms for ran,
single or in suite. Ssh,ou y
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EUR RENT ONE NEW SIX ROOM COT.
Eclipse Lumber Lard II, NJ. PAGE. I'm
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16
The Wonders Of Dakota.

Dakota is territory OF marvellous resources,
the least OF which does not appear to be the
enterprise Of the people, as the invitation
which they extended to the bankers in con-
vention in Chicago to visit them indicates.
Having finished their work in the annual
meeting Of the American Bankers' association,
the delegates set forth to-day for trip to
Fargo by way Of st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth, and before they reach the heart of Da-
kota doubtless they will be much amazed at
the prosperous condition Of what only few
years ago was wilderness. The shrewd peo-
pie have kept their territory well advertised,
but ne advertisement could exaggerate the
fertility Of its soil, although the rush Of immi-
grafton has been 50 great that some immigrants
have suffered much Inconvenience.
The auditor Of the territory has recently is
sued circular in which he shows that the
population is now 415, 5,0OO-26s, 900 in South
Dakota and III, 900 in North Dakota, and that
the valuation has increased $20, ,247, ,618, or 1881
per cent in one year. His statistics were pre-
pared for the purpose Of imprsssing upon tho
nation tho justice Of Dakota's demand for
admission as State, and the visit Of the bank
ers is expected to direct general attention to
the ample qualifications Of the territory for the
coveted position in the sisterhsod Of our Union.
The people OF Dakota have differences which
they eught to settle among themselves before
they again apply for the admission of their
territory as State. but II the application IL
properly presented congress cannot justly re-
fuse their request York Hail.
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a Suggestion.

The stranger from the East who visits Da-
kota FOR the first time is struck by the fact that
while towns are numerous, many of them
ranging from few hundred to az high as
thousand or moro Inhabitants, there are very
few Of them that have thus far set apart a
particular spot of ground to be devoted to the
burial of the dead. That this in some meas
ure arises from the general healthfulness of
the climate and that the remains of the earliest
settlers who have died have been taken to their
former homes for intermont, is probably true
Nevertheless, death is penalty that all must
sooner or later pay, and it is right aud proper
that Willie we are building up homes for the
living, that place should he prepared to lay
away the remains Of the dead This should
be done for sanitary reasons, as we'll as mat
ter OF duty and love. In the East people take
a just pride in beautifying their cemeteries by
planting trees, shrubbery aud flowers, and had
wea buryng place, properly inclosed, they
would do the same here. It rather calls to
mind the nomadic habits Of the savage than
the permanenee of civilized enlightenment to
meet here and there 0u our broad prairies the
solitary mound that marks the last resting
place OF some poor forlorn traveller on life's
journey. 1t is time the people Of Hope should
act in this matter. Land enough may now be
had for this purpose almost for the asking, and
the cost Of inclosing the same with neat
fe.ee could at once be realized from the sale
Of lots. Why would it not be good idea for
the Hope lodge of Odd Fellows to take hold of
this matter and provide a suitable burying
place for the dead?
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Big Wheat,

P. Duprez is the possessor Of about quart
Of wheat which we are willing to wager is the
sbiggest thing on record" He brought it
with him from northwestern Montana, where
it has remarkable history. A raneheman out
there shot q goose one day about three years
ago, and upsn opening Its crop found it to con-
tain small handful of enormously large
grains of wheat. On account of its size, the
almost flinty hardness, and the rich deep yel-
low, he determined to cultivate it, and now
has bushel, from which the sample shown
us was taken. AS the goose was killed in the
fall, while flying south, it is surmised that the
grain may possibly have come from Alaska,
and great interest is manifested in tie trial
which will be given it here next spring. Thos,
c. Flynn has sample Of it, and it is well
worth looking at, if only account of its extra
ordinary size.-Turtle Mountains Times.
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Cuban Annexation.

The annexation Of Cuba is being asitated
again. The law Of political philosophy is on
the side Of the agitators. The law Of political
gravitation points in the direction Of Cuba.
The right Of the American government to the
ownership Of the key Of the gulf must be ac-
knswledged by he whole civilized world.
Whether 1t is Or not, the time is approaching
when the question must be met in practical
form, and will not be settled until =. aisden:
OF American statesnanship has acquired for
this government possession Of '.ths gem Of the
ocean. ."-St. Pdul Globs.
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From Manitoba.

The general report from Manitoba il that
the wheat is failure. Grain frozs before it
wsa ripe. Letters and persons from La Port
age and along the Little Saskatchewan and in
the mountain district say that the farmers are
utterly discouraged. Mr.. Malcolm MsPhadyen
says that the wheat on his farm, at Strath Clair,
stood as high as the horses shoulder; he cut it
aud loft it lay, worthless. In consequence
emigration from Manitoba will bs large in the
spring.-BottiRfau Pioneer.
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a Sad Ki1ht.

Passengers on the through train from st.
Paul on the Northern Pacific that reached
Fargo Wednesday morning were witnesses of
a very sad sight. Just after the train pulled
out of Fargo little child about year old
died in its mothers arms. The lady was on
her way from St. Paul to Bismarck to join her
husband. The walls and lamentations of the
heart-broken mother when she became aware
that her darling was dead are described as
being truly pitiful. Kind ladies among the
passengers took the little corpse and laid it out
on one Of the seats and did all in their power
to assuage the grief Of the mother. 1t being
discovered that the lady was in destitute cir
eu'nstances, a subscription was started and
the sum Of $15 raised, which was presented to
Iar
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

The first number OF the Northwestern Call,
the latest addition to Fargo journalism, pub
lished by J. E. Hall and D. NJ. Mcclellan, has
been received. 1t is neatly gotten up and well
printed, and will he devoted to the interests of
the military aud fire departments Of the terri
tory. We wish the new journal success,
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MASS CoxvExT1ox. /.

There will be mass convention held in
Hope on Saturday, the Slst Gay Of October, A.
D. 1885, at 2 o'clock p. H., 10 nominate a can
didate for county commissioner in the first
commissioner district.
H. L. SMITH,
Chairman Steele County Republican Commit
tac
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

The wheat market has been higher and
stronger during the week. The opening price
Monday was IA cents, Tuesday morning the
price was 70 cents and later in the day it ad-
vanced to II cents, Wednesday it rose to Is
cents, Thursday dropped to II cents, and to-day
the price is Is cents
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

George Gray killed ten geese and jack rab-
bit last Saturday morning in a few hours hunt
near Plckert. George is about as expert with
gun as any one in this county, and its rather
bad day for cunning when he returns with
an empty bag.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

County Clerk Seymour has given notice that
all election will be held OH Tuesday, the Sd
day of November, in the first commissioner
district, for the election of a county commits
sioner for said district to serve fer three years.
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The large bridge just below Page City was
partially burned by prairie fire last Saturday,
but was repaired in time SO that there was no
delay of tho train on Tuesday,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

A prairie fire last Saturday afternoon came
very near setting fire to the new building in
course Of erection by Rev. O. P. Miller short
distance east Of town.
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brought back by Mr.. Ward, and has been
veritable curiosity to the small bsys around
town ever since its arrival.
Death OF HI. j. Pepner,

Our citizens We're startled Monday morning
by tho announcement of the death Of Mr. H.
J. Pepper, which occurred about Q q. M, from
rheumatism of the heart, supervened by pa
ralysis. Mr.. Pepper was in his usual health
till Sunday afternoon, when he was taken i'll,
DR.. Philip being called in to see him during
the evening. He appeared te he in great pain,
and his condition continued to grow worse till
death ended his suffsrings at the hour stated,
Mr.. Pepper was native of England, and his
parents emigrated to the United States when
he was but seven years of age and settled in
Ohio. At the commencement Of the war Mr..
Pepper who had just about reached manhood,
was one among The first to respond to Presi-
dent Lincoln's call for troops and enlisted in
the Nineteenth Ollie infantry for ninety days.
At the end of his term Of service he enlisted
in the Sixth Ohio cavalry, with which lie served
till wounded at A!ldee, Virginia, in the left
hip by piece Of shell in enc OF the cavalry
skirlnishes that preceded the battle of the
Wilderness. He himself extracted tho piece Of
shell from tho wound as he lay upon tho field
Of battle. From this wound he was confined
to bed till the close Of the war, and indeed
never fully recovered. Aitor the war he moved
to Odell, Illinois, and in 1868 purchased farm
near Piper City, in the Same State. Being in
capaeitated for farm work by reason of the
wound he had received, lie shortly after COM
meneed keeping hotel in Piper City, in which
occupation he continued till lie removed to Da-
kota. lie first visited Dakota in October, 1881.
and removed his family here in April, 1882.
In the spring Of 1883 Mr.. Pepper engaged in
the hotel business in New Buffalo. About u
year ago he rented the Commercial hotel from
c. R. Black, and about the first of June last
he leased the Hope House. Last winter Mr..
Pepper was confined to his bed for several
weeks by rheumatism. Mr.. Pepper was of
genial, happy disposition, and generally well
liked. He leaves a widow and tive sons, the
eldest Of whom is grown and the youngest
about 13. The funeral took place Tuesday af-
ternoon from the Hope House. The services
were conducted by Rev. 0. P. Miller, and were
OF deeply impressive character. The remains
were inferred OH tho school section adjoining
the town, and were followed by number Of
the citizens Of Hope. The pail bearers were
Sheriff Walden, George A. Luce, II. w. Nc
Convey, Ben Whitney, A. Milligan, and B.
Hench. Mr.. Pepper was member of the
masonic fraternity, and about 47 years Of age
at the time of his death.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

J. L. Wilcox drove up from Sanborn Tues
day, and reports that much of the country be-
tween Hope and Sanborn has been burned
over and much grain destroyed. Mr.. Wilcox
reports that at some points the fire jumped the
Sheyenne river.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

The contest case Of E. j. McMallon vs. J. A..
Grey, involving tree claim near Colgate, will
come up for hearing before tho land of1iIe at
Fargo next Tuesday
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-10-16

Work is being pushed OIL the new county
building at Sherbrook:, and it is expected that
1t will be ready for the officers before the cold
weather sets in,