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So. Pamt.

viii Redmon, of Prescott, is in st.
Paul taking a course of treatment for
nervous troubles, of DR.. G. 4. Riggs.
His wife, nee Cora Gates, is with him,
and also their two children.
Prof. w. Phelps, of Winona, the
veteran author and educator, has been
elected secretary of the st. Paul Cham
Der of Commerce, and will soon move
here. Many will remember him as
principal of the Winona Normal School
for many wears,
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NO. 81.



Some game hunters from Hastings
were in town few days last week but
did not carry away much.
VIM. Huff had his hand so badly
smashed one day last week that he
had to have one of his fingers ampu-
tated
Most of our young people took in
the dance at Prescott or Trimbelle on
Thanksgiving.
JAS. Manion, Jr., has gone over on
the island and will cut and haul wood
to Hastings during the winter.
john Brewer and Cora Hampton. of
Diamond Bluff, were married at the
Catholic church in this town, Nov.
25th. 1885. The bride has been a
resident of this town for the past few
years and we join with many friends
in wishing I'll ON much joy,
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Born, Sunday. the goth ult.. to Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Bowen, a daughter.
Mr.. Andrew Mckinley fell from his
harm loft to the floor recently and was
badly hurt.
DR.. Clough has decided to locate
permanently at Rock Elm. We are
sorry to lose him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Letson have re-
turned to Glendale, Dakota.
Mrs. Thos. Hill was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. j. White, during
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Blake and family, from Crooks
ton, Mimi, have been visiting his
brother, E. W. Blake.
O. C. Ford and AL Follansbee talk
of going to DEVILS Lake to see some of
the beauties" of that region.
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Trenton.
No ice in the river yet.

No ice in the river yet.
Duck hunting is still i'll vogue.
Mrs. Boustead has recovered from
her late illness.
Seth Lyons will winter in Georgia.
All our houses are full and overflow
ing.
John J. johnson has returned to
Trenton.
Supt. Murphy made us call last
week.
The following Trentonites have ar
rived from the West: John C0onradt
and wife, Fred. Wheeler and wife, 10
Clarke and wife, Charles Hart, and
Mrs. Mary Reeve.
James Grant, of Prescott, made us
a pleasant call last week.
Way & Pumpkin have shipped their
wood to st. Paul.
Warren Sparks has built a new
house.
Olin Arnold will start dentist office
in Wabasha next month.
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GfL1llnll.

Gustav Arneson and John Bye have
returned from Dakota, where each
has taken up a claim.
School closed in district No. 4 last
Friday for months vacation.
The following is a list of the pupils
in district No. who were neither
absent nor tardy during the month of
November: Eddie Hovde, Mary Tufte,
Date and Chester Hampton, and Clara
Hovde.
Miss Elizabeth Jensen, daughter of
Barden Jensen of this town, and Mr..
Esten BIerking, of Martell, were mar
ried at the Lutheran church last
Wednesday, the 25th ult., Rev. Thor
son officiating. The bridesmaids
were Miss Hannah Jensen and the
Misses Mollie and Lizzie Bjerking; the
groomsmen, Messrs. p. Bjerking, H.
Jensen, and Jens Jensen of Martell.
The following is list of the presents:
Rev. NJ. Thorson, book; Peter Bjerking
silver castor; Mrs. Bjerking, sauce
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Jensen. silver
knives and forks; Mrs. b. Jensen,
china tea set and dinner set; Mollie,
Gina and Halvor Bjerking, cake basket;
Hannah Jensen and Lizzie Bjerking,
silver sugar bowl, pitcher and spoon
holder; Jennie, Ellen and j. O. Wahl,
silver fruit dish; Martin o. Hammer,
china cups and saucers; Ole Olson,
lamp; Martin Olson, china cups and
saucers; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Forseth, set
of cut glass; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thomp-
son, hanging lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Max
good, ever and bowl; Marguerite,
AdoIph and Thelia Thorson, sauce
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Gullikson, pitcher
and goblets; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Synes,
led spread; Mrs. E. A. Taylor, set of
solid Silver teaspoons; NJ. Sanderson,
set of knives and forks; Mr.. Berth
and Miss Anna Baarden, table spread;
Mr.. Ole A. Hammer, table spread;
Mrs. NJ. Thorson, table spread;
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, table spread;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Olson, silver butter
dish: Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jensen, sill
yer pickle dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. }.
Stortroen, hanging lamp; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fosmo, work box; Mr.. and Mrs. ?.
Estby, napkins and silver napkin rings;
II. Jensen, water pitcher; Miss L.
Shavler, china bowl; ole Jensen,
bracket; Mrs. Maynard. sewing chair;
gifts in cash amounting to S24.oV,
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Miss Vara Cook has given up school
on account of poor health.
NJ. W. Wilson has gone to Clear
Lake for short time.
Scion Perrin was in town over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. May Lord. who came home to
partake of the Thanksgiving turkey,
was taken suddenly i'll that night, but
DIR. Gould was called and now she is
nearly well again.
Twenty-Five or thirty of our farmers
attended the Farmers Institute at
Hudson last week, and report it as
very interesting.
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Repairs on the church are completed
and services are again held there.
Mrs. Solomon Davis is i'll.
A. Combacker's parents and sister
visited him last week.
Miss May Phillips closed term of
school in the Stafford district Monday.
Florence Swim has commenced a
term of school in the Snow district.
VIM. Cairns is teaching.
Three prisoners arrived at the jail
from Prescott last week.
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ST. NICHOLAS.

An Illustrated monthly periodical for boys and
girls appearing on the 25th Of each month. Edited
by MARY Napes Dodge. Price, 25 cents number
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record for the past twelve years, during which
it. has always stood, as it stands sto-day. at the
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Reads Landi,,g. minnesota.

The weather is pleasant, with little
or no frost in the ground.
The NJ. E. quarterly meeting was
held here last Saturday and Sunday.
The rink has been repaired and a
large stove put in.
The High School has purchased an
organ.
A Sabbath School concert will be
given here week from Friday.
The entertainment given by Mr..
Otis, of Winona, in the church was
well attended, and Melted the Church
S1l.55.
The raft boats laid up for the win
ter on the 18th inst, although no ice
has formed on the river. on account
of the expiration of their insurance at
that date.
VIM. Wittie's horse ran away sun
day, slightly damaging his buggy.
Work on the railroad opposite here
is being crowded.
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The question Of passing the resoIu-
ton asking for the burglar-proof safe
for county treasurer's Office was raised.
Sup. Jay was opposed to the purcbas-
Ing of a burglar proof safe for that Of
fee. and moved to lay the resolution
q the table. Alter some discussion
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Total amount of County and Poor
orders issued at this session, S4549. So.
T. L. NELSON,
Chairman of Co. Board.
J. B. JENSOE, Co. Clerk.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,, 1.

oi1 coGSTT or i PfTacE, LIB Jenson.
County Clerk OF said county. do hereby certify
that the foregoing tabular statement Of taxes
levied for the County OF Pierce for the year 1885,
is correst as apportioned by me among the sew
eral towns and cities in said county according
to law.
Dated at Ellsworth, this nth day of Novem
Der, 1885.
JB. JENS0N,
County Clerk
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A "shivaree' at James Stewards.
Saturday night, to do honor to the
nuptials of Bill and Belle.
The clerk of the weather forgot the
sleighing for Thanksgiving.
MIR. William Green and Miss Belle
Stewart were united in marriage, on
Thanksgiving night.
Many predict an open winter, but if
it comes, look out for the cold that
will crawl in at the openings.
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Xavier ArmbrusCer died on Friday
last of cancer of the stomach, and
was buried Sunday.
Skating on the mill ponds has COM
menced.
J. X. Bardon is repairing his mill.
Chas. Miller has nearly completed
his new house.
Andrew Beardsley keeps -four and
feed store in connection with his feed
mill.
There were IS tickets sold at Ed.
Leach's dance on the 25th ult.
Eben Danforth sports a brand new
set of harness.
Mr.. G. Weaver started for st. Paul
last Monday with large drove OF
beef cattle.
The town clerk, W. j. Perry, is pre-.
pairing the tax rolls.
j. 81. Fuller and family have return
ed from Dakota.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave a
quilting bee and an oyster supper.
Mrs. Frank Williams, of Polk Co.,
is visiting at M. b Williams.
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/ have used the Boss Liniment for
the past three years and can cheerful
" recommend it as tirst-class lini-
ment for man or beast.
ID. E. LEACH.
Trimbelle, Wis, Aug. 29th, 's5.
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STATEnF WISCONSIN,

ST3 GaTE gT o %1 FTgSs hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is sorrect copy of the
proceedings of The County Board of Supervisors
VI said cou1ty, at their annual session for the
year 1855. that have compared the same with
the original new of record in my office, that it
thereof.
Dated at Ellsworth, this 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1885.
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Custom work a specially. Repairing promptly
and neatly done shop on Main street, first door
Ou,h of Cameron Bakery River Falls, Wis
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Educational.

j. A. MURPHY. EDITOR.
Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications to the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin.
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this BUaTA. anu 1 WOUl1 ASA tudt cutu hCttub do
You deem best be taken upon it Respectfully
submitted, ,o,->,,,
On motion the report was accepted
AID adopted Sup Jay moved that
committee Of three be appointed to ex-
anime the blank case now in the Co
Judges Office and report to this board
to morrow morning at o'clock A. NJ.
Carried. The chair appointed as such
committee Sups. Jay, Cook and Pow
ell The following report of commit
tee on burglarproof safe was made,
aud on melton was accepted and eem-
mittee discharged:
We, the undersigned committee appointed to
ascertain the necessity Of burglar proof time
Ioek safe for County Urea urer's Office, beg
leave TO report that in our opinion such safe
,Souid be a nice thing to have, but would not
recommend thepurchasing Of it at present uD-
lass approved by the entire vote Of this Board.
Robert ). Robson,
W. ii. Ii. CLEMENTS
4. Cook.
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DIRECTORY.
lodges.
Rfuey falls Grange p. of Il
union Lodae No. 81. 4. Q. D. ".

Regular meeting every Thursday evening Al
members should be pres snt at the first meeting d
sverv month w A. BURNETT, NJ. W.,
CHI WINCHELL, Recorder.
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There is blank case in the Office of County
there subject to the approval Of or rejection by
this Board and | would ask that such action as
You deem best DC taken upon it. Respectfully
submitted,
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Tabular Statement of Taxes Levied for this
year 1885:
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Andrew Jensen as committee to ex-
anime official bond of County Judge
elected last spring The following
was presented by Sup Akers:
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On motion accepted and adopted.
The journal was approved, and on mo-
ton the Board adjourned sine de.
Pay roll of members Of County Board for the
&.
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OFFICIAL
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Report OF the Proceedings OF the Pierce
County Board OF Supervisors.
Annual Session, NOyem-
Der, 1855.

J A Murphy, Supt. of Schools,
rendered the following report, which
was accepted and adopted:
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FRIDAY Evening Nov. Is.
Board nat at o'clock, NJ Roll
called; full board present. Chair
map appointed Sups 6. Il. Miller and
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And | would ask that the amounts named
he charged back to the several towns.
Respectfully submitted,
= RorNCE. Co Treas

Ills 5. Rounce, County Treasurer, would re-
mort that the following descriptions Of lands in
Pierce county sold at the sale in May, 1888, have
been returned to me as defective by the County
Clerk as required by law to-wlt; y. Brewer west
end of VIZ Of neI. of swl4 Sec. 9 T p r Is, face
amount Of certificate s. 40; E. II. Card west part
of nvI{ of swIk Sec. L T u &C. face amount of
csrtifCate So e5 and would ask that the same be
charged back to the town Of Maiden Rock, with
interest IS provided by law.
Rnsftecf f1lllv submitted.
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The following was offered By Sup.
Draka.

County of Pierce, that the sum of two hundred
dollars be and the same is hereby apportioned
to the County Superintendent of Schools in
paying for postage, stationery and printing and
treasury upon his presentation of proper vouch-
ers signed III such sums and at such time as he
shall deem necessary for the proper perform
ance of his duties as such Co. Supt.
RESOLVED. By the Board of Supervisors that
j. S. Rounce be and is hereby instructed to pay
orders drawn on him by the Agents of the Poor
to an amount not exceeding four thousand dol
lars and the same shall be vouchers to him set
Ting with the Board of Supervisors as County
Treasurer
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RESOLVED, That j. S. Rounce be continued as
Purchasing Agent to buy aud pay for all books
blanks, wood. stationery, &c, that may be nee
essary for county offices. jail or Court House
that he submit all bills, receipts, and vouchers
to the County Board at their annual session to-
gether with his annual report. and he shall re-
I've tor such service an annual salary of one
hundred dollars,
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the motion was seconded. Ayes anC
noes being called fos, the resolution
was laid on the table by the following
vot. viz: Ayes-Snps. Bascom, Rol
son, n A. Nelson, A. Jenson, Akers,
Halvorson, Jay, Clements, Miller
Powell, Morse. lord, Smith. and Tay.
lor, IA; Noes-Sups. Buckley, Cook,
Murphy, Pierce. Martin, Foley. Stat
ford, Drake, s. The board then ad-
journed till o'clock A. NJ. Saturday.
SAT, Morning. Nov. IA. 1885
Board met at o'clock. Roll call.
ed; a full beard present. Journal
read and approved. The committee
appointed on blank bookcase made the
following report and moved its adop-
ton. Carried
Ellsworth. Wis. Nov. Il. 1855
To tho Board of Supervisors:
We the committee to whom were referred the
propriety of purchasing blank case for the
County Judge. would recommend that the Pur-
chasing Agent b. instructed to purchase one
lika t4e on g that is nov iastaa County judge
Office provided the same does not cost sum ex-
eeeding $50.
II. A. JAY,
A. CO0K,
q. ;. POWELL,
Committee.
The following report from building
committee was presented an read to
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Resolved by the Board of Supervisors,
that the County Treasurer be and is
hereby directed to charge back the sew
eraI amounts designated in the within
report to the several Towns to which they
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The report Of the committee on lille
gal taxes was presented by Sup. Pow
ELL and on melton accepted and adept
ed "a follows:
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ST. PAUL, May 12.-Dispatches from Eau
Claire, Wis, say that fifty men who were
laying pipes for the Water Works this morn
ing, were overpowered bya crowd of 200
laborers and forced to Quit work. The crowd
OF 300 marched to the Pioneer and also TO
the Sherman saw-miils and forced them to
shut down. Some violence was used. All
other saw-mills shut down before the strik-
eTs got there except the Eau Claire Lumber
Company, whose mills are still running The
demand of the water works strikers is for
81 so per day. The saw-mill employees made
no demands, but were forced by the strikers
to Quit work.