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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
Trnrsl.a 4hnrt a Enmr.

The LsNoare Progress hit. near the general
feeling IN is section in this
u i not clear q the North Dakota reading
PuAiic who = responsible for the bin diviiinz
Dakots and nsming the north hsf Lincoln bat
vhoeve Il msy have been. he Or they have
prepared TIE people % North Dskota 20 look
Siin greaf conPaeeuey sPon its proaable dets1t.
tc-eafter tue Cunsent Of North DaKoiA to a hsl
fer oivisiOa shoEld o1iy BE ohsaiuet on tie oau-
aitioR thEi the north hale be nsmed DsSata Or
North uak a Tbs particular rose IN The ea.axy
q ssz.es Sni act saeI a. wheat By any other
name
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The following letter to the Kansas City Times
and its reply has attracted our notice..
To the Kansas City Tins:
SAVANNAH, Mo-, Dec. 19.-I. Now that
jerome l. Case has failed, can you tell a reader
Of yonr paper what will become of JAY Eye See,
the trotting horse: 2. How much is he worth?
HoEsEMAN.
First-It is stated that Mr.. Case is so seriously
embarrassed that both Jay Eye See and the
trotting stallion Phallas must go to the block and
be sold under the auctioneer's hammer.
He is worth just what the second fastest
trotting horse in the world will bring. Maud ),
the faster trotter ever bred, sold for $40, 900 at
private sa G.
j. !. Case has not failed, and is to-day worth
more than $4,000, O0D over and ABOVE any liability
whatever. Jay Eye See and Phallas are winter
ing nicely in Kentuck, and will be put in train
ing again AZ the proper time. They will I'M
doubtedly make honorable records next season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

Noticcis hereby given that dcfsult has been mada
r. tho conditions Of a certain mortgage made Wy
Lyman A. Beach and Rosa Beach, his wife, the
m0ngaygrs, to the Mechanics Building Society, the
mortgage, dated the ninth ON day u November
1880. and recorded IN the offer Of the register e.
deeds, IN and FOR the county NJ Ramsey, IN the state
" Minnesota. on the fifteenth G5thJ day II EOycm.
Der. 1850. At 1905 o'clock IN the forenoon. IN book -
Of mortgage deeds, On page 1852. by the non payment
d interest. dues and penalties from said month Os
November, 1850. 70 the month Of November. 1884.
iuc!u I've; whereby the whole principal sum and
DEBT, secured bv said mortgage, tO-wit: the princi-
pal sum and debt u two hundred and fifty 0s25J.GJj
dollars has eymc due, paysble, and IN default. with
said unpaid Interest On said mortgage. and said dues
on I'VE 81 shares u the stock of said society. and
sad penalties fnr the n~On-payment N said dues. and
interest for the time and period aforesaid, secured 70
be paid by said mortgage.
That there Is claimed TO be due. and T. due and IN
paid ~ the DEBT. interest and penalties secured 70 DO
paid By said mortgage, at the date ri this notice, the
sum n three hundred aDd fOrty tWO aud 4l-1OG
ls5l2.BD dollars, and that 10 action a. law. nor pro
cccdinz IN equity has been had or Instituted 70 re.
cover SAID DEBT, Interest. or penalties, or any par
thereof
That the DESCRIPTION Of the premise and real cs-
tate embraced IN and ,0veTe4 b. SAID mortgage II a.
follows; All the following described lands and
premises situate, and being Ia the county II ramsey
and state u HlnuesOfa. viZ: Lot number twelve
~ 10 block number FIVE ~ IN DaTsOn's addition 20
Saint Paul, according n the plat Of sald addition or
NE sndo d rseDrf IN he Office Of The register ~ desdi
IN and FOR said Ramsey county. together with IN,
geredi;amenfs and appnrtenaDces thereto belonging
That By virtue Of q power u sale contained ia sait
mortgage. and recorded herewith, and pursuant tc
the statute 81 such ease made E-d provided. The fet
morfgaged premises vii BE- soid ~ public auction.
N the highest bidder. for cash. by the underlined.
the sheriff u said Ramsey county. Of BY Hs sue.
cessJF IN said Office. A. the front door u the Court.
House. On Habasbaw street, AZ the coTner N Waba.
shaw end Pifrh streets. % the city d Saint PAU. In
sain BsMEeT cOuutc. - Ten 90 D CLOCK n the fore.
noon n Tuesday. the twentieth com dgy Of JaBu.
AZ. a. d. 1875 - sa'ify and Pr the amount then
due. and unpaid On said mortgage. tpEit: gaie
~yrlafpal debt. with the accrued Interest and penal
ties. together Wifh the costs Of these OTecIosure
proceedings. and he further SUN q twsuty-nYs
G5.OO dollars. stip1l ated IA szid mortgage as att0r
neys fees. and said mortgage thereby fDTeeIOsed.
Dated EoyeoDer zsih, 1885,.
HENRY COCHRAN,
Sheriff Of Ramsey Couary.
The NEcHAxIcs BUuDIEe socIErY. 9ore1zes
Mo0zE & ACcAYYxETT. Attorneys for Mortgages
cee1.5w-mgn
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Sc0ldinO Senators.

The st. Lawrence Journal gives a sample of
indignation at the Missouri senators in this: II
the day ever comes that n Dakotian can stand as
a full fedged congressman upon the floor of the
nations council house, with loosened tongue let
him be encouraged TO lash Missouri's swine I'M
til they shall recognize the fact that the "Won-
derland" has grown a race or intellectual giants
such rs equal those of the east, during the time
that Missouri's bushwhackers, bank robbers,
safe blowers, train wreckers, highwaynien and
other outlaws were casting around among them
selves searching out their Vests and Cockrells to
send as their representative Pukes to Washington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

To the Editor Of the Globe:
ST. PAUL Jsa. 8, iSsS.-In your issue Of Dec.
p appeared an item stating that the L<sdSr. at
Eliendae. OAK, bad suspended. Being the
editor and publisher q the Leader 7 vas not
aware 81 such suspension. and telegraphed 4 cor
rect!on. watch has no. APpeaiei. The Glendale
Nslrs recently suspended. the business Il which
J purchased, from which fact tue mistake pros-
abs arose As scch publication gill tend 20 do
me great damage, viii you pease make this cor
rectiOa-that the Lsadsr ha> not suspended, AID
dues not e xpect to- Respectfully.
WE<IxT MaRAx.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

Notwithstanding the fact the court calenders are
Overrun with cases that should be brought to
speedy trial. In Barnes county alone there are
on the criminal docket rome thirty cases, and
something over 125 altogether. Mr.. Francis has
been petitioned to give us an early term, but
there Is said to be little hopes OF the petition
being of avail, as the judge has important bust
ness as a member Of the ''third house" of the
legislature, which will require his presence there
during the session. This lie one of the alleged
calses OF dissatisfaction, which, If true is suf-
ficient to warrant u change.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
THE GLOBE AT SALTWATER

The GLOBE has established a permanent office
In the city Of Saltwater, in charge of Mr.. Peter
Begg, who takes the management of the business
interests OF the paper, its city circulation, cor
respondence, etc. Communication of local news
and all matter for publication may be left at the
W GLOBE Office, 40 Main street, Excel
sior block, up stairs, or may be addressed to
Peter Begg, p. o. pox 1884. and will receive
prompt attention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

sfaie o. Minnesota County u Ra~mssy-ss. In Pro-
tate CoErf. special Term. December 81. 1885,
IN RE matter u the estate o. james 3. PetTie, de-
ceased
ESilee e hereby given that ne Judge ofPrObafe u
fhe County % Ramsey. Eni upCl tge Err Monday u
the rn0ltb u ACSL A. 1873. ~ ten O'Clock q. n.
receive hear. e~Es-Bi.e snG adius,- ~ Claims and de-
Hanls q 80 persons aEsilst said Geeesaed. and ths-
* mgufhs from and after The date beGe0f have been
ai0Eed Eul limited foT creditor. % present their
ciair-s against sad esfE1s. ~ The expiration Of which
zine 81 cl2ims not presented % uCt psDTea 70 ffs
sa.isfacfi0r- shall - 10 erer JARED. unless Tor god
e1B=e shown further tlue b. sIOEed.
b tie cat wa =. HcGROETT.
ia Judge u Pr9tats.
Jozx S. Pz5soE, Aasa.assEsOr with ne sfB al
1exe1 t~asSsE-ao1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

Ta valley City Dez0zst indicates tssss
Enrus ne causes Tor vhisn : chang. IN tie
Biszarck district = desirable. NJ.
Fraacis has bssa j1d-e CO ths
district Ter aos than sx months, 6zriag
which tine he Las held bzt enc tern o. sczs.
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Jill y. UItV \, MOTLRnEte.
HowAED II. CLEVELAND. Attorney Of Mortgagee.
dccl-1W-mon

ATAIE or ~sIINNEoUrA. COUNrY OF EA M5EY
- IS. In Probate Court, special term, December
-. 1884.
In the matter Of the estate Of Augustus Chapron,
deceased.
On reading and nllng the petition OF A. c. Elliott
administrator Of The estate Of Augustus ChaprOn, de,
ceased, representing among other things, that 10
has fully administered said estate. and praying that y
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account Of administration, and for the assignment
OF the residue u said estate 10 the person entitled
thereto by law.
Itis ordered. that said account be examined. and
petition heard, by the Judge OF this court. on Tues
dag. the 9Th day Of January. a. y. 1895, NJ ten
O'Clock a. m. al the probate Office IN said county.
And it Is further ordered, that notice thereof be
e ven 10 al persons Interested. by publishing a copy
ofthis order for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing, In the DAILY GLOBE. n newspaper,
printed and published 40 Saint Paul In said county.
By the Court. VIZ. b.. McGsORTY,
II. 81 Judge Of Probate.
Attest: FRANK RoBErr. Jr, C!c-k. d~cc4Aw.mon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
The Year 1884 a Most Success
full One for Racing and
Breeding.
A Prospective Rival Of Maud S. and
Jay Eye See, the Black Geld
ing Guy.
". ]. Gordon is the Owner of this New Star
of the Track, and viii Bring Him
Out This Season.
A Lot of Miscellaneous Horse News OF
Interest to the Levers of the
Racing Track.

This column will appear in the GLOBE every
Monday morning. Pertinent correspondence VIII
be thankfully received and should be addressed
Turf Editorof the Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
HERON LAKE.

Especial Correspondence OF the Globe
HERoS LAKE. Jan. 3.-The holidays In this
village have been very much enjoyed by all
classes. Episcopalian service FOR the deyout. g
Christmas tree for the young. and social parties
have been the order and the pleasures Of The day.
on New Years night DIR. and Mrs. Kelham celc-
braied their wooden wedding. and n very large
number Of friends, who did not come with empty
hands. met at the residence Of the doctor and his
vile 10 do honor, and the party did not 90 away
empty either, FOR a supper had been prepared
which would make the heart Of an epicuTe re-
ioice. We need not add that the good things
tans provided had a happy effect upon ever ons
present. Music and dancing, good wishes and
hearty fan. staid conversation and much else all
came in order. and a merrier time has never been
spent At any party here. The presents were
numerous, and an elegant bureau and glass, the
gif; Of the citizens, was given 70 the dOctor as q
remembrance Of this suspicious day.
Trade has been very good his year.
Large quantities Of fax viii be so'yR next ysar.
ExTRAcT from Philadelphia description OF Jan
uary I: Bands were brought ont and mesqaer-
sders, covered CiH mud and shouting to their
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

George wrSes vas the sire % the fo1ow,a-
xosters thar have rscou4s unter s:2C:
Nay Blr3. 81 n. dan % J.. g FreGozI ssI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

WV YoEK Hsr.5 7kc year lSss had n.
saorseouiaFs. but i vas = kind year % tie
DcEoosztie party. Let Is zsRsry ss kept
green.
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Not1oa to Nredircra

state ~ Minnesota. County Of Ramsey-sa. IN Pro.
bate Court. special term. December ~. 1894.
In the matter VI the estate Of William Ticrney,
deceased.
Notice il hereby given that the Judge of Probate.
o. the county of Ramsey, will upon the first Monday
Of the month Of April, 4. y. 1855. 81 ten
O'Clock a. m. receive. hear, examine and adjust. all
clsims aid demands Of all persons against ia de-
ceased; md that six months FRI and after the DIE
hereof have BEEN allowed I'd limited for creditors
20 present their claims against said estate. al the
expiration Of which e. 20 al claims not presented Or
not proven % IT'S ssfisfact.on, shan be f.eycr buried.
by the Court, Wy. b. NCGROETY.
u.sI Judge Of Probate.
HARVEY n. LTTTELL. Administrator.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

GTATE r AiSNEsOTA. COUNTY OF gANsET
- District Court. second Judicial District
IN TIE matter { the application Of tie St.. aul &
Northern Pacific Railway company, Tor the yaca-
tion Of Como PARK village.
To whom 81 may cOnc-tI:
Take notice that the undersigned owner and pro-
pric-or u tue town u Como PARK village. Kansey
county, NinnesOta- 70 piaf u which VAS On ne 10Th
day q June, A D.. ls5E. az 3:3" O'Clock .. M, duly
fled fOr record 81 the Office Of he register VI
deeds IN end for said RAMSEY county. 80 bDOk q u
town piats. on page II thereof. VII az a special
term % the District court % be held IN and for ~ q
county a. tae tourf-hDuae IN the rity VI s.. PAU IN
said comfy. On Saturday the 18Th daT II Febr1arr,
\ 2. 1855. a. tB O'Clock IN the forenoon o. SAID eaT,
~ ~ soon thereafter ~ counsel en be heard, apply
20 sail eDuu fyf judgment, gacatin2 said fDwE -
Conn PARK village. and I'D gdginR and decreeing ne
tile 20 he same and 81 Of the same Including the
streets. alleys. and public square, n such persJus IS
are entitled 70 be same.
Dated s.. Paul. Minnesota, Jsn1aT-2d. 4 2. 1895.
sT. PAUL E0gTHEBE PACIFIC
EA.LWAT COMPANY.
H0E-OE r MOREIs0x. Attorneys for Petitioner.
e. Paul, MINI. 1aaj%w-mUB
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

DRESToN STOCK FARM. Pres,oa. Fulmars
L Ca1nty, Nina. For Pahuc service. ue-Sd
st2gaL King - the Ns--raS Trunaie.
the most s1cces>feI trosiaEsi rr cf rs a-e n TIE
northwest; C1-pS q tr<t-c'1ss drafg stallion
For pcdiCres a13 terms. aiGr<s n. T.. Gras,an
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FQRECLNiuRE SALE

W a hNlAhlN Iln biNa iluut III tlt NblulLlblh
Of n mortgage executed by Isaac Hin, (unmarricd)
the NOR, gasor, to Sophia $. Brown, the mortgagee.
dated the fourth day of April, a. u. 1882, recorded In
the Office of Register of Deeds Of the county OF Ram
sey In the state of Minnesota, in book 80 OF mort
cages, page lS5, on the fourth day of April. A. D.
1882, at three hours and twenty minutes o'clock IN
the af, ernOOn, given TO secure the payment Of two
hundred and hily dollars, payable In six months from
the date Of said mortgage, with interest NJ the rate
Of ten Q) per cent. per annum from the date thereof
until paid, according 10 the conditions Of the promis-
sorry note Of even date with said mortgage therein
recited, which said mortgage contains a stipulation
on the part of said mOTtgagOr, to pay twenty-five
dollars as attorneys fees In addition to all sums and
costs allowed In that behalf by law, in case Of fore.
closure of said mortgage as part OF said mortgage
debi, and which said mortgage r. Of aud upon the fol-
lowing described mJrtgagcd premises, that IN TO say,
the fol owing described lot OF land situated in the
county Of Ramsey and state of Minnesota, tO-wit:
lot numbered seventeen 90 In block numbered two
% of BOrup and Payne's addition TO Saint Paul, &C
cording to the plat of said addition recorded In the
oficc Of Register of Deeds Of said county of Ramsey
and state of Minnesota, AMI whcre0n are erected a
dwelling house and Improvements; and whereas
there Is claimed % be uue upon said mortgage all
the principal sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars,
With interest thereon from April FIRST, a. D. 1898, 10
date, at the rate Of ten OO) per cent. per annum
aforesaid amounting principal aud INTEREST," 10 the
sum Of two hundred and nlnety-Onc dollars and forty.
eight cents, and whereas no proceedings ut law or
othAwisc have been had for the recovery Of said
mortgage debt or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice IS hereby given, That by
NliiLf 81 sc power IT SAFE ia NulI WJll-dpt tOlldlilcu,
and o. the statute In sucn case made aud provided, the
tie said mortgage Will be foreclosed, by sale Of said
mOrtEagcd premises. az public ven 4ue TO the highest
bidder, at the front door of the county jail Of said
county. In the city Of Saint Paul, In said county Of
Ramsey, on the Fifteenth day Of January. 4. ..
1885, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, to satisfy the
said amount due on said mortgage, together with
said sum OF twenty FIVE dollars attorneys fees, and
costs allowed by law.
Dated Saint aui. November 29:h. 1884.
SOPHIA 5. BROWN, Mortgagee.
HOWARD II. CLEVELAND. Attorney Of Mortgagee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

K COMO STOCk FARM have Cor sale,
Il a nice LOT % colts srd 6iies. ore. two and
three year ODDS, aHstsBda-i Bird. cutbv ncG-f :
Alexander. ard by ThesC1s. - Adniui-tNfor.
drm by Ai-oat. son - Alczanicrs Abdaiah.
Ai-o Tor safe. OFkgood. faur ycsrs Old. b. Alex
snder. STANDARD. 1855. ". L. McGrath.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

HENRY OGORMAN,
Shaiid Of Ramsey County.
THE MECHANICS BUILDING SOCIETY, Mor,gagee.
MOORE Il MCCAFFEErY, Attorneys for MOrtsageo.
IprI-gNC-upu
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05

LFOR SALE-foua- Tsott'uc Stock have
Il several uae aud two yesr-oJ colts. tue get
% Hstmont. i.n-5, son 81 Alden Goldsmith So
cot &c stardad msrcs. Colts al large anI raury
enc looking. ard enthusiastically showing n,
nramise q sneel. q. W. SherE nna- 40
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

John Meyer and III. A. Jay were in
st. Paul last week.
Rev. Jas. NJ. Pryse, formerly pastor
of Presbyterian church at this place
preached in the Baptist church Sab
bath morning.
The card party was held Monday
night at the residence of Il. ii. Ives.
Will HURT is again at his old post
in NJ. r. Dills warehouse.
A young son has made his appear
ance at d. II. Conley's.
A number from Prescott were over
to Hastings last week attending the
murder trial.
Chris. II. Rieger was in the city on
business Friday.
Thursday, case between ). X.
Hayens and Joe. KuSh was tried be-
fore Justice Adams. The suit was to
recover payment for a knotter and
some extras to a binder, which the
latter had obtained of the former.
During the trial one of the parties
used harsh words to the other, who
resented it and was about to make
answer by forcible means when the
court interfered. Both parties were
fined SIS for contempt. which they
paid. The decision Of the jury was in
favor of the plaintiff. The case was
appealed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

Mr.. Barney is convalescent.

Mr.. Barney is convalesceht.
Chas. Mapes is home from Hersey
for a few weeks vacation.
Candlemas Day was bright and
pleasant, hence look out for six long
weeks of cold winter weather.
A number of our old settlers say
that this is the coolest winter they
have experienced since the winter OF
'55-6
Scion and Frank Perrin were at
home last Sunday.
Fuller boys have purchased a fine
three-year-old colt of Mr.. Strahl.
Christine, daughter of Nels Rasmu'
sen who has been cripple for some
time, died last Thursday. Her re-
mains were taken to New Centervllle
| for interment on Friday.
S. W. Williams is laid up with rheu'
| matism, and his father Davidson
Wilrams), who dislocated one of his
hips recently, is still confined to his
bed, and at this writing is very low.
His granddaughter, Mrs. FL. S. Bak
or and Miss Fannie Williams, came
over last week Wednesday and Fl. 5,
Baker and j. II. Williams came over
| last Friday night.
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Trin.bette.

Mr.. Pool had an unfortunate fall
one day last week, hurting his back
severely.
w. B. Davidson has moved to Red
Wing, and now Mr.. Bardon wants to
sell his mill again.
The club dances are well attended.
About 100 couples every Saturday at
both places.
Andrew Peterson is hauling lumber
preparatory to building dwelling.
Ed. Leach has good span of horses
for sale. Mr.. Leach is putting up
ice for summer.
Mr.. Angel, miller from River
Falls, will take charge of Bardon' s
mill.
Fred Route, at Haverlandt's mill
mill, NOW stores grists in the base
ment, the grinding floor being COM
pletely full.
The Ellsworth Band gave us some
of their sweet music last Saturday.
Come again.
A thresners' dance is announced
for the goth inst. at Gordon's hall. All
are invited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

VIM. Teare, of Big River Valley,
lost horse recently.
Geo. Churchill, of Appleton, is visit.
ing his parents here.
Mr., Churchill, ST., was dangerously
i'll few days ago, but is now able to
be about again.
w. B. Davidson has moved to Red
Wing.
J.K. Bardon offers his mill for
sale.
w. J. Perry is still on the sick list.
D. Bartlett, of Hastings. was in the
the valley on business recently,
F. Baker has been quite sick of
late.
Beddall & Peterson are preparing to
build an addition to their store in the
spring.
A. j. Barrett has rendered his res
ignation as special treasury agent.
VIM. HUFF will build a frame barn,
1sx26.
Our new blacksmith, Frank Harper,
is very skillful workman, and, like
Tile tN UOS Oll IllC hlNE En- Il ABslSS UOlhNALt
can't be beat. SO therei
Iii accepted by our grist millers
as a foregone conclusion that steam
will have to be used before a great
while in order to make milling profit.
able.
Many of our citizens believe the
present license law to be unconstitu-
lional, because it discriminates in
favor of one class of citizens against
another equally as worthy. There is
no unity of action by special agents.
County police officers do not trouble
themselves to look after violators of
the law. Peddlers must be warned of
their liability before an arrest viii
stand, when they can go to some
other locality and repeat the process.
The law should be repealed or great
ly modified. These are facts,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
To Prohibitionists.

would like to get the name and
address of every man in Pierce county
who voted for st. John and Daniel at
the recent election, and statement
as to which party he belonged before
becoming Probibitionist. The facts
are for statistical and future campaign
purposes, but the names will be kept
confidential by me if the parties so
desire. Address me by letter or pos
tai card at Maiden Rock, Wis.
A. NJ. HUTCHINSON, III. D..
39-4t Chm Co. Prohibition Com.
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-~SWS~
Marteil.
Marteu.
Next Saturday is st. Valentines

Next Saturday is st. Valentines
day.
The roads are badly drifted.
Mr.. Bell and Mrs. Flint, of Devils
Lake, were the guests of A. Larson
last week.
The following pupils in the Kay
Dist. were neither absent nor tardy
during the first five weeks of the
term: Maggie Guiser, Lizzie Jennings,
George and Arthur Canning, and John
and Frank Guiser. Miss Putnam,
teacher.
AIr. Bonsnes has moved his saw
mill to the village, where it is run
ming at full speed.
We don't want to lose the railroad.
OnIy a few more votes are needed land
the town is carried. Credit is due to
River Falls for taking hold and work
ing with us.
Later reports announce that the
town has been carried.
Mr.. Eastby, our treasurer, is after
delinquent taxpayers.
DR.. Bake and family have moved
to Grantsburg.