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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16

Nous avons yisite cette semaine,
le magasin GOODFELLOW ct
nous avons etc frapp6 du luxe ct
des contenu de ce waste magasin.
La foule toujours compacte nous
a persuade que le magasin de
GOODFELLOW est sans contre-
dit, lie plus populaire de l'ouest, ct
il y a toujours dificult6 de pouy1o1ilrr
Sc faire servir par NJ. 2. H. Roy,
commits canadien, VI quill est sans
cesse occup6. Nous faisant Pin-
terprete d'inviter les Canadiens de
fare une visite q ce magnifqur.
Establishment, on il nous fait plai-
sir de voir que N, GoodfelloW a
toujours fait pour les Canadiens q
Poccasion des fetes ct DIES bazars.
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.STE-GENEYIEvE DE BATIsOAN, rs
d6cembre, 1856.

Mes parents ont eu Iheureuse
id6e de m'adresser votre journal
depuls quelque mois, en- suis tres
satisfait: ct cette semaine, en- Ii
SAINT votre programme je me mis- q
refechir sur les 6V6nements qui.
viennent de So d6rouler en- Canada,
ct me disais pourquoi ne pratique-
ton pas ce que nous enseiguons.
.Comblen de fois nos journalistes
canadiens ne conseillent-ils pas d
nos compatriotes DIES Etats- Unis?
unissez-vous, serrez yos rangs, ira
vaillez CONSIGNMENT d vous faire
conna1tre CO que vous etes r6elle-
ment, c'est-a.dire une nation fran
che, honnete, laborieuse ct 6nergi-
que; capable de remplir n'importe
quelle charge publique: soft dams
les afaires municipalities; soft dams
les legislatures ct meme au con-
grAs Oh vous avez Gu des repr6sen-
tants- Vous vous etes montr6s ce
que yous etes c'est-a-dire descen-
dante dune nation chevaleresque,
4rafnant avec ellie dams tous les
coins de Punivers; tous les bien-
fats de la science ct de Ia ciyilisa-
ton. MATS ne yous reposez pas sur
les lauriers deja obtenus; il#vous
faut non-seulement conserver votre
position mails l'am6liorer advantage
il vous reste encore beaucoup q
faire: BIB, cher monsieur que la
discorde n'entre pas parmi vous,
puissiez.vous ne pas suivre notre
exemple a nous Canadien- Franeais
de la province de Quebec qui pour
nous unir avons Gu besoin graVir
les degrees dun 6chafaud par un
heros, un martyr pour eKpler les
fautes de nos hommes d'Etats, que
le sang de cette vict1me ne Sc re-
froidisse pas ayant que nous aylons
montr6 a nos ennemis les Orangis-
ties, que nous n'entendons pas
courber la tote sous les d6crets de
leur loge %infernale; que Ia victolre
qu'ils viennent de remporter est
leur derniere: que Iheure de Ia
revanche est arriyee.
C'est pourquoi nous devons tous
letter chacun suivant nos forces
dams quelque position que l'on soft
atm d'ayoir tous parts au success
qui ne peut manquer de courron-
ner nos efforts.
Veuillez agreer, monsieur, mes
wives sympathies, pour la belle IL
gne de conduite que vous vous etes
trace ct j'espere yous en- donner
en- vous a~ugmentant le nombre de
vos abonnes aussitot que mes loi-
sirs me lie permettront.
Votre tres humble seryiteur.
E. LEBLANC.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
Achetez ce SAVIOR. LIE saYon
pour blancbissage est fat par
.OBERN HOSICK & Gle.
Essayez-le.

lie ehiffre total des d6ces qui ont
Gu lieu dams la cite de Montreal,
pendant le mois de novembre est
de 849 catholiques ct 63 profess
tants; soft un total de 9l2.
Sur Sc nombre, SIS d6ces sont
d1s ala Yariole.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
Est-ce un meurtre on un sui
eide

Samedi matin le Farmer Home,
un hotel sltu6 pres du depot de
POmaha a Saltwater a. etc la scene
de ce que Pon croft etre un meurt
tire horrible, don't Ia victime serai-
Henry HASH un allemand demeu-
rant a Fergus Falls, mails bien con
nu a Saltwater Oh il .demeurait au-
trefois.
C'est une adffaire DIES plus mystic
Reuse, entour6e de circumstances
plus que suspectes mas qui mont
abouti jusqu'a present q aucune
d6couverte tendant afaire conna1-
tire les auteurs de ce meurtre.
HASH a etc trouv6 a huit heures
du matin assis sur le plancher Ia
tete travers6e dune bale; il 6tait
appuy6 sur son litdans lequel cou-
chat I'm jeune allemand du nom
de Joe. Luckinger, a partce der
nier deux, autres indiyidus occu-
patent la meme chambre, don't Fun
Fritz Bicking est le gareon de bu-
vette d l'emploi de Goeck.
Dependant aucun d'eux ne pre-
tend avoir Gu connaissance du ter
|rible drame qui s'est pass6 dams
leur chambre, questionne q ce SUI
Jet Bicking a d'abord declare ne
rien connaftre de laffaire, puts 3
f6ni par avouer qu'Hasli await etc
entire trois ct quatre heures du
matin ct dependant il ne s'est pas
lev6 pour bonner Peveil mais a con-
.tinu6 a dormir jusqn'a huit heu-
res du matin alors qu'en descen-
dant q son Outrage il a AVERT son
patron de ce qui 6tait arrive.
lie Lit 6tait tout convert de sang
ct le d6sordre DIES couverturessem-
blaient indiquer gull y q dd avoir
lutte.
lie coroner immediatement pre-
venu q ouyert une enquetee Ties oc-
cupants de Il chambre ont etc mis-
sous arret.
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JOHN G. cRAuS & Gle.
I'D Avenue Nicollet Minnea-.
polls.

Importateurs de Champagne de
prix, de Brandy de premiere qua
lite ct de cigares de Ia Hayane.
Cette maison tent aussi IN 4
lon au numero I2, 3Ame rue Est,
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IN seul essai du LINEN SOAP
conyaincra tout acheteur que c'est
lie seul savon que vous puissiez
acheter q bon march6. EssaYez-le.

Tn terrible accident est arrive
cesi jours derniers dams une vile
du comt6s de Westchester, Etat de
New-York. Les yictimes etaient
employees Ia construction dun
aqueduc, etc'est au moment gu lis
allaient descendre dams un puts
Equ'ils ont trouv6 Ia mort. Quatre
ouYrierss ont etc tues ct un cinquie-
me a etc mortellement bless6. Les
ouyriers descendaient par l'ascen-
ceur pour se rendre au travail dams
lie tunnel; lis 6taient arrives q peu
pres aux deux tiers de la descente,
lorsqu'une lourde poutre, place.
en- travers d Iouverture du puts,
leur est tomb6e sur la tete dune
hauteur de plus de cent pieds.
Quatre de ces malheureux ont
Gu latete broy6e q tel point qu'on
ma pu r%econstituer leur identit6
que par leurs vetements. lie GIN
qni4me a etc jet6 par lie choc en-
|dehors de l'ascenseur ct est tomb6
au fond du puts, d'oh on "a retire,
quelques instants aqres, sans con-
naissance, mails respirant encore.
On est p,arvenu q lui faire repren-
DIRE ses sens, mails le m6decin a de-
clare gull ny await aucun espoir
de lie sewer. Deux de ces pau
vres ouvriers 6taient lnari6s ct pc
res de famille.
I'm certain nombre d'Irlandais
catalogues du Minnesota Sc sont
reunis il Y q quelques jours aPilot
Mound atm de former un comite
de secours pour yenir en- aide a la
famille Riel.. Mgr Ireland q etc
'pri6 de youloir bien agir CONNIE
tresorier de CO comlt6.
Quest-ce que je donnerai bien
q mon vieux pour cadeau de Noel
gu du jour de Pan? C'est P6pouse
.qui parle. Et moi quest ce que
ie donnerai B mon amoureux, c'est
une jeune file qui So pose mainte-.
nant cette question. Ellie veut re-
connaaftre les marques d'attention
que son cher pretendant lui q don
ne durant l'ann6e. "a celles nous
dirons allez au plymouth clothing
house, sur Ia Washington pres de
Ia Hennepin. Vous y trouverez
tout ceS qui peut satisfaire nos
go1ts ct celia . des prix extraordi-
6airement bas.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
CouWe-pieds !! Couyre- pieds!

Couvre. peds de Marseille, $l75, $500, 1926, $375 chaque.
Les marchandises que nous venons denumerer sont marques 3
ds pix tres r6duts ct les acheteurs devraient Sc faire un devoir do
yiater notre assortment ct SO convaincre par eux memes que cest le
plus considerable ct le meieur marche de la vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16

S%avez-vous &c qu'l faut faire
pour conserver vos montres
Faites-les nettoyer uneSfois Tan
chez NJ. W. g. Leber, horlo-
ger ct bijoutier, Nc 20S Hennepin
Avenue.
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$500! $500 &! $500 &c!

Est le prix dune douzaine de
Cabinet Photographic . 10 gale
RE de WILLIAM MATTERS,
52065 Central Avenue.
UJne Photographic de 8xlO don
nee gratis avec chaque doz.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
C0ODFE

Avis aux acheteur d6trennes pour Nosl ct jour de Tan. Nous
|avons en- vote dohr1r au public les plus grandes varieties de marchan.
discs qui mont jamais etc instaees sur al compton, des magaslns de
Minneapolis, invitation generate est fate atm de pouvor yous assurer
ct constater de la yerH6e.
Nous citerons premierement.
200 doz. de mouchoirs en- toles avec initiates Brodes au
E@ pix VaTlanI u -. $50. 49, -. 49, .s.' cO" 2 pSo
500 doz de mouchoirs de Sole au pmx variant de. .25c g 4OU
800 doz. de mouchoirs Brod6s en- couleur an pnx variant de 2c g 4UU
Grande nouveaute de collets. poignas collarettes ct mouchoirs en-
|dentenes les plus riches tel que (seal point) point Duchesse, point
applique &c, &c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16

lie SWEET is SOAP Sd bar
barre.
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Essayez Is sayon
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
Articles de fantastic.

Parfums les plus ~recherches ct les plus exquis.
Brosse q cheveux, miroirs de toilettes.
(ToWel racks) Brass pictures frames.
Comb Trays & Brushs) satchels pour DANES.
Bourses ct portmonnaie, porte cartes lnecessaire de poche
Bijouterie pour Danes ct Mess1eurs, stock Ia mieux ass
meilleur march6 de la VILE.
Grand assortment de cartes de Noel ct jour de Fan. Be
toilettes en- pluche, settles manicures. Bottles de bijouterie.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-12-16
DEPARTMENT. DES TOLL

Dams notre Department de Toles nous ofrons de grands AVIAN
tages d ceux qui achetent pour les Fetes.
servietes pure tole depuis Toe. la piece jusqua $500 de toute
grandeurs.
Damas pour tapis de table depuis IS 3 Sl5O la verge.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01


An indignation meeting was held at the
court house On Monday evening by those
who disappr0yed OF the action of the board
of education IN relation % the election Of
superintendent and principal ami also As
regarded the industrial Uori IN the schools.
The principal feature Of the meeting was
ihe adoption OF long list OF resolutions
protesting AGAINST the combination OF the
offices of superintendent and principal and
asking tlat the board retain P-of Phelps as
superintendent Speeches were made by
Hon. p. S. YlUmaus. Rev. Il. 4. Gum.
Rev r. h. Bi-crZ. Dr. Sheetd1wu and
others and committee Ut ten was GQ-
pointed tn present tie resolutions 20 the
board col education. a regular meeting
~ tle city council wa held last evening
and a new set of rules !ur the government
ot nat boJy was adopted. Hereafter the
council viii meet every Monday evening,
instead Oi every second Monday as for
meriy. Tie council decided 20 limit the
laying 1f water mains this season To- less
than $50 miles. The committee appointed
% confer with committee from the
Liquor Dealers association. reported that q
meeting had moi ger been held and on mo-
ton the council adjourned 10 Wednesday
evening, when It vim listen 10 the griev-
3Gees 1f tle saiolr6eepers. The liquor
dealers complaint +, against the rigid en-
lJTcement of the Sunday ordinance. and
they hope 90 compromise With the council
90 regard 90 the matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
WISCONSIN,


The buildings Of the new Sewer Pine
company ase rsCEr ssiug rapidly. The
main building s. G, be 24v12 feet with
TWO wings one 14E3H. and the ether l0N+0.
1.-The Free Press SAYS Albert A1U-eiih.
a Sixth ward hoy. celebrated his Jh.ryegIra
birthday by appearing before Judge Larson
m the municipal court charged with steal
ing some carpenters Tools. aIl was com
ui.ted 90 the NaCkesl1 industrial school.
....0ioaa is being hauled for the iouLdG-
ron % the new Congregational church on
rhId avenue. Judge Humphrey VIII de
liver the Fourth ol JGly 1ati1n al Durand
The Scandinavian Trade union Ut Eau
Claire ha, hle1 articles of association with
tle secretary of state. The mcCrDIT1tOTs
are c. Bar-h, T.. Mueller and 4. q. FC,S-
THE capital stock IS -. coo. and tie OBJECT
IS 20 conduct q general store. a portion of
the profits IS CD De devoted 90 the Scauoi-
uaviau Lutheran church. ... The Eau Claire
Mil Supply company has also hlei articles.
the capital stock being SIS. 600. and The OBJ
iect tC sell merchandise ana min suppl S
including machinery. Tie iucprparatog,
are III. Il. Graham. Il. F. Stone. G.. Is. Dam
ie,s. c. =. To,lc-s u. ". Graham, w. IT.
Elmer and Henry Cousins. The Western
Lumber company of Eau Claire has also
fled articles. .rs Offices being to conduct a
general numbering business. The capitol
stock Is 500. Oo1 and the iue0-pontors are
J. IL. Clark Of WausaU, j. wv. Cameron OF
Vesper. wood county. and Henry Cousins
.F Fan claire
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

The Wabasnaw Herald says that IL is
rumoref that tna principal creditors Of the
deimct Minnesota Elevator comIar. pro
pose 90 form syndicate ana tJy ile nrOp-
erty OF that company. which WiL be sold n
3uctiCn iu this city on July 2s. The Her
aid further says that they are liable 20 pay
run value If they 10. and thlu they may
fni that they have strong competitors Of
the business. I'm this connection .t is suE-
reslive of business mat H. 4. O'Neil of
Wiuma. the present lessee OF The elevators
has secured lease for @ term " years tor
the Nabssnaw elevator. without which those
along ne Midland railroad can hardly he
managed conveniently or probably. 49,.
Hon. III. a. Park mas just finished some eX-
tensiye improvements on his residence Cn
Fifth street. There Is al old proyelb that
says. 1T ~ first you don't succeed. Try. try
again" But there's an end 20 an things. so
there must also be an end e. trying. And
it Is about -ima Tor Red Wing 90 stop trying
to get any announcement from The state OF
Minnesota. Whether the city ofRed Wing
does NOT deserve any announcement from
the state or the state has some grudCe
against this city we cont know; but we ia
know that every city iu the stale OF Min
uesOt9 of the Ze Of Red WINK has some
state Institution. Mankato and Faritault
and smaller cities ike Rochester st. Cloud
and ST. Peter al have state institutions. bul
Red Wing has none. Now il IS considered
right for our people to be discouraged be-
cause Red Wing made fully as good an Ofsl
as any other place FOR the state school To-
INDECENT children. However. Hon. 3. T.
I Herbert deserves great credit fOr his effort
in behalf Ol or city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Special To the Globe.
DIES NoDEs June S0.-rhe state poliH-
c3l convention, nave ROW al been called
THE Democratic committee held "a meelinz
as which was present Calamity Waller and
ether Crecn5ack dinitares. The vital
question was WHAT 10 do with the Green
hackers They are an important factor
with the Democrats jhis year fCi nothing
cam Doe done without them. Weaver was
on hand doing his utmost 50 secure a fusion
and squelch Weller with his independent
convention. Several pI0ffsrs were made "a
Weller which were rejected and an effort
10 s9uelch him failed. ID was tleu deter
mined 10 hold the state convention Aug 10,
AT CEDAR RAPIDS.
~ was telegraphed from thi. g a tonight
H. & press that the understanding is Luat
h e the meeting VI either convention
tuhOn vii. 5a fixed 10y the state committee
so chat the Democrats viii make nomina-
ton which viii virtually be am Endorsement
OF The Greeuback ticket The t3ct +, ilere
is no such understanding 40 ALL tout the
leader of this city leads on iL a leeler ~
,sis end by declaring that much as the
party desire Ii Col n. IT, Merrill 9i Gin
ton cannon bee elected as The candidate for
governor because. rs the president of ma
port him. Some other man must oe found
4 lew days ago there appeared s-m-ltlue-
ousiF I'm the
LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPERS
of the state, editorials declaring that the
party must this year make a night for high
license, AL but one 6xiug it III 81, 600. thus
showing precoucerteI action. probably die
tated by the leaders. The design IS 10
f4f ID ID T. 4.
De- nseL and if may be very small
license on none at all. Col. Eiboeck,
the anartasy. piuckie-t man iu the crowd,
is opposed to d high license. and he can
carry more votes with him than amy man in
.he party. lie VIII start of with the entire
German vote. The Republican state con
TeDlun, which has been called for Aug. l3
here VIII have / ,OGs delegates of whom
Polk county viii have 36. Pouawa,tomie
90 Linn %. There viii be- a UE0-days
session.
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above thirty bushels TO the acre in that scc-
ton the editor of the Herald says any one
can have bis 100 acres
The Yerya Hose company Of Fargo report
a splendid time Oh their annual excursion
Monday. They took ln Alexandria oad
Geneva Beach in Minnesota. and think
there is mo more charming region i0r en- eN-
cUrsion.
Ey-POstm8ster Palmer Of Chicago has
some fine land in Hand county which
he visited recently. He thought IL was the
garden SPOT OF the territory. and hoped Tie
time would soon come when he could make
il his home.
The Nan6roD Telegram understands That
She Dakota air Is fui of special agents of
the land office, who are as yet invisible 20
the naked eye, hUt prCmisl 10 materiai'le
ar an early day with q million Of scalps in
their fingers.
AfteI his Fourth Of July Grafton at Brook
ingS Co. Piummer Of the Bismarck rri-
bune is 20 deliver his brilliant lecture in
favor Ol woman suffrage so .audreag aud
other points The coloue. Is ga enthusiast
IN everything pertaining % the sex.
Wahpeton and Jamestown are the leading
( points iu the North TIA, propose 20 hy big
eagles July 4. Gov. P.ercs Is announced as
q leading atuac ion and orator 40 both.
4 jamestown has 0n the program Une MILF
I raIy display. with bronzej warriors from
Bismarck. Fargo ana other points. and
Nahpet0n viii utilize "a Dot Of Sisset0u n-
oians- Valley City. Cdsse.tOn Wheatlald,
/ Devils Lake and @ dozen other points ce,e
. brate, but few of them wLl have GOV.
7 Pierce OE the martial feature
Sioux FAILS is p~uaciai.V Interested iv the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
cfrcrs lr-nir t.rrrEe.I.

OWATONNA. Mimi, june 30.-Sc.ls
Bros circus train was wrecked here atl..o
lasr night while en- route from Faub8Dlt ID
Austin The train was running 3t The rate
Of twenty-five miles an ho1r with au
engine al each end, when three ears of
cages Jeff the rails while going over the
tresste east of Inc depot aua twenty-five
feet above Che wagon road below. y h0F
dozen cages were drown from the cars
Two lie bottom mp between tbe.eaIs and
the edge OF the embnkmegt. a space 0f not
over eight feet One contains a zebra aD-
parently mhurt. the clheI au Gland. pre-
suned 10 be very badly injured A kan-
CARGO was the only animal KILLED. All
trains on both tracks cross the same tlestle.
The cause of the accident IS unknown.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
PROPOSALS.


WASHINGTON, I'D. O., June l--n. 1850
sealed proposals. Endorsed ar-slls for stock
Cattle" ana directed to the Commissioner o. I1-
dian AIair-. Washing -r'1, j.. a.. viii bee received
until - clock 81. July 10TH 1885. Cor the delivery
at Grow Agency. Montana, u $40 lsll OF stock
q. tfle and 800 Bulls
flle stock ..ff. must 90 delivered ne tle Agency
named and must be 1He-hli- Lc.--rs arl ,n.-laLf
COWS NOT under two nor over -vs wears Odds and
American cattle. by the term American cattle
is understood. cattle Gree ir1m any hrlllsas.
must b, graded Hul NOT over two year odd. BY
tlt word graded" 20 ls understood hhif-brCc.i
fr1-a thoroughbred bulls. and an CD h. delivered
within te tays after she -prrnTai .t tnt contract
Bidders must state in their bids the kiua ~
stock cattle they VIA FURNISH. whether native
Montana. or from other terrific. end s-1tt-.
zach H.d must give Che names = AT parties ir-
tor,.tei -r ur parties 90 DO, ami --o- have COPY
designate tneir place Of business and .ost1.lee
address
zach bid must be accompanied by q certified
check t-a-, .ncn sCrie r-.i states def,'- -,
rvat Ie 20 tLa order uf the COMMISSIONS. uf Indian
Affairs. which ch,rk 1r draft -lsI D. uo- ices
thaT Eve per ceutum l1 che ll. --t c- cattle pro-
posed to Pc furnished. ara slI. be forfeited 80
tire United states ~ case any .l-1tr receiving N
award shah fail -o execute promptly q contract.
wlrh -u.l ana suiEc.- enc surctC-. according 6. fl-
terms Of Lls -id- Otherwise 90 be- returned go the
tloe-.
BIDS NOT ACCOM- tvIru Ig a CERTIFIED CI-EC X
Or DRAFT Will NOT DE- COssr I'D lItEI-
Parties receivir awards win no once enter into
contract.
Iu executing contracts rle sight viii be reserved
Co TVCT.EASE or pfEicIsU FE. aCANr--l tt--
lL-LEEu. and the further riELa fU Increase up de
u.-l~ h tie amount specified BE- any contract 90 Oh
extent not exceeding tv ty-iT- r'r rrl-uui-
ANY " en- rits. 9r any part az any BIZ. ain he
elected if deemed foE the best interest Of The
JNo. 2. G. ATKINS
.u-g-7wexsu Commissioner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
DAKOTA


1T IS expected that a signal service station
viii be established GO Grand Forks.
A pine tree near Rapid City. ten fect iu
circumference, is said to be the largest in
the territory.
Miss Mattel Davidson Of 81. Paul has
charmed the people 81 Grafton aud other
points by her movements ON skatCs.
The census man has done better bv Wan-
peton than inst reported. lie has almost
reached /. 200 and IS sti.l adding stracglers.
Five OF the officers of Custer county were
lately indicted for taking exec ssiye fees and
forced 70 pay taem back into the treasury.
The Lisbon Herald exhibits a bunch Of
wheat almost four feet long and headed out
bur il is a good WAYS ID advance OF the
average.
The Bismarck journal learns that Hon
JGd Ia M0ure proposes 20 send one Of the
cinnamon beans he is training 70 the next
legislature.
Tower City votes aE0inst license almost
unanimously. but has q Qainine club that Is
said tO irri-ato the greater part Ottne pOpu-
iaticn freely.
An army of hunters have been following
T the stray herd OF bulaloes lately discovered
1 east Of the Missouri river and are eXter-
I minating them rapidly.
Mandan comes about five hundred below
/ the 2. 800 expected il the census, but the
/ Pioneer claims that no hotel registers Of
/ June babies were counted.
! Bismarck in 1852 organized q chamber OF
/ commerce and bought tents FOR immigrants
/ and a S. Paul hrm has now brought suit
/ FOR the tents against the thirty seven mem
/ bers
Postmaster Bigger Of Lisbon is a personal
/ friend OF Senator Sawyer OF Wisconsin
1 and Postmaster General Villas, and has as
surance from both that he viii have no ust
for an Eek"
The prohibition question Is AZ the from
IN most of the counties IN the election d
delegates % the sioux Fails convention.
I viii probably be submitted and adopted a:
! G special clause.
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