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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

@e6uttion iom en- gfpbbenbiebeb, %
oeriom bet life bliper toretaeet no9et
ira 9ereS Sibe, anler pi bet for BOT
8ligt at tase iaabanne @fribt iom hi
| Meobolb af 2open anier -for ngbz
penoi9e og billi9e forat erholbe ben
2ettelie. iom berueb ct forei1aaet."
9a @ommisiererne enbn,l lite bap,
be erbolot noset @uar fra Mr. 6iq
ben lobe Mart5, anmobebe be Sin
ON at mBoe benz ben 2Obe Marts, oa
ban giorbe faa. Meo 1enipn paa
Beguaiti9elie peb Gorienbelier til
beitemte Sumter ertlerebe ban, at
ban piloe fonferere meb Notbern 8az
cificz8anenS @mbebsm9nb og liseiaa
meb @mbebsmenoene for Mfilmaufee<
Waner. 9uab an9aar &ebuttion af
6rast, fag6e Mr. 9ill, at ban bapbe
ct &opi al en- &elolution, iom Ba>
mems Sirettprer bapbc nebta9et, pg
iom ban pi(be ienbe gommis1 s1ererne
ben fglsenbe Wanoas, met intet laaz
oant &opi ct enonu mobta9et. 9ans
Opmertlombeo bleu otter benlebet
paa benne Sag ben 27be Marts,
men intet Spar er enbnu inblgbet.
@asen ON 8esunitise1ie bpab an>
9aar 5ra9t til enfelte 8unfter paa
5er9us Sails 9iui iiionen er imiolers
tio blepen rettet. Sen np Earif
traaote i&raft lite Npril. @ele Saz
gen ON Iflla9 i5ra9ttarter for &orn>
oarer er enbnu unber &aab1 Il a9ning,
% ri baaber at tomme til 9unitige
&eIultater.
Sor Boarbet,
6. g. @arner, @efreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
Notbfap.

9a leg for en- 9io liben iaa Ell Mr.
tife( 9eres Blao fra r@n 8en af
0plDsnins" fra &otbiap ansaaen6e
Dprettelien al ct &eieielltab, 1tulbe
o9iaa leg baue 2pit til at ii9e nosle
Orb oerom. Set fer neiten ub til,
at bet life 1tal bliue noset mer eno
bare at at inaffe berom nu % ba.
Ds Iariasen ct oiit ben, at insen iD<
nes, ban oil eller fan iette fig i@pio=
fen berfor. Men bois insen pil paa-
tase fig Brpberiet o9 Beipnret Der.
meo, tan Der 10 intet blipe eeraf.
Saauiot iom ies foritaar 2in9en, %
efter bpah ie9 bar funbet ub, ct ber
moi iaa mango, iom bat Snteresie for
Sagen, at bet funoe labe fig 9ipre at
at besDnbe, % iioen itltbe man bente
en- almen Gilllutnin9. Set ifulbe
bore bnifeli9t, ON nosen al benz, iom
bpr runbt Dpen, piloe uotale fig Der,
ON 9iennem rll9eblabet".
Not en- Ben af Dplpsnins.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

timber Mbbe af GarmeraQiancen /
@rant County (Mpbet bolotes i
glbotp 2ate) ben 81 Warts blep Der
pebta9et en- &eiolution, boorpeb beres
nefe 2egislaturmeolem er paata9t at
ib9e ueota9et en- Sob, iom forbDber
custom Touring mills at tase mere
/ 8Dtte, naar be leuerer Mel for 6pez
De, enb ben nup9renbe 2ob tillaber
at ta9e iom Golb.
M6oet pebtos fremoeles en- &eio(u<
tion, ber ubtaler, at bet ct enbpers
Bli9t, iom ct Meblem af 6armerolli=
ancen, at unberitgtte etboert Blab,
Der arbeiber for Sarmernes Gag,
mebens DC ifal forbpmme etbuert an
bet. Der enten bar Of ffentlissjort fal!te
s5remitiQin9er al Miancerne, lite bar
pillet ertjenoe here's &ettisbeber, eller
ion1 bar ftaaet 2ebtos meb Monopo<
lerne. Ser ubta1es, at en- flor Sci
of Statens apiier saar ino unoer
benne 9lasle, o9 Pioneer Press er
9elten iblanot benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
8aabe 9peoe os @oteter Bat ifuf=
fet beres 6orpentninser, iom baabeos
bpi &ris, naar gaaren tom. s@bler
li9eiaa.
M(le 9amle Merter maa nere borte!

2iseiom ri ioetbeletaset er enis meb
Dor ct. Olaf &orreiponoent 8. bans
llotalel1eri llseblabeti Sag, er bette
i lerlis Grab Gilfalbet Duao an9aar
bans ubla9n om @ambrGstisDeo.
&an ri life arbeioe iammen for en-
falles Gag, ct bort Nrbeioe 1pitbt.
Set ct life at pente, at man lfal pere
eni9 enbper Sing. Wfen bet Imaa=
li9e, ba9li9oasie &iapl mao mau l9s<
9eneb Sfamfro9eni Bet 0ieblif, man
itilles liseoperior en- pistisere Sag.
9taar man bar erpeoeret benne, ct
Der 1a9tens 9i0 moi til at optage
Smaaitri6i9beber. 9per 3ina paa
fin @labs! Dslaa MDrerne flaas uu=
bertioen, met De er eni9e ont at bpsse
Iuen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
ga grosIe i@isconIin biem1g9

ga @rosie i@isconiin biemiesz
tes ben Ste bs. al en- S(bebranb, iom
i Doe1asselie ooersaar enbuer, iom
8Den tiolisere bar feet. Sloen OPP
TOM &l. 10 ON Tormibbasen peo
@niiter fra en- 9an1pmaitine, os oa
Der runbt omfrins par iore 6orraab
al tbr Erelait, sreb Slben omtrins
fig meo iaaban 8otoionbeo os for
aariasebe iaaban 9ebe, at 9rano.
manblfaberne itobe naiten mastesz
lpie, inotil SCI. 2, ba Der TOM 9ielp
fra @inona o9 Sparta. Sen neo=
brenbte BDbel er fem &oartaler i
2ensoe os II &parta1 ! 8reboe, os
@faben anilaaes til en- balp Mi1ion
9ollars eller mere. Glere Mpuer t9
6abritter, ct SebeiDberi o9 tolp Baaz
ninasbu1e blep last i Mite, og 1000
Manb blep uoen Beltieftiselie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
@tI0laf.

@nDeli9 CT oa ben for Ell 2to Itoen
penteoe &aaraan be9Dnbt. = lite 1aa~
lebes, at ri fan ii9e. ben er len, tuert'
imo6 cr ben tioli9ere eno ieooanli9t,
men llbli9terne fat peret iaabanne,
at ben bentebes fpr. Seq fan erinore
mango Nar lilbase men bar albris fgr
feet Marfen iaa tsr os Zig Stpp / Bc=
9Dnbel1en al @aararbeibet. Set er
me9et panitelist at beplre Dinene fra
at ta9e @tabe.
9pa6 9elbreben ialminbelisbeb
ansaar, iaa er ben sob, os forpprist
eaar aft beromtrins fin panlise
Gang. Ser tommer ltunbom en- ny
@eroensborscr tilipne men lite manz
9e. o9 bpao Dor llneoom betroffer,
ipues bet. iom be boloer fig fra boerz
andre, os bet er iieloen, nosen Jor=
binoelIe lfer beromfrin9.
Seq ter af l1seblaoet, at Der auerebe
9ieres Torbereoelier for ben politilfe
Scamp. os bette Ct piitnot lite afueien,
ba pi.iaar bar ct belt Get af baaoe
County, og Statsembeosmenb at
beige. o9 bet er pel ngbpenbigt for
be foritiellise &anoioater betios at
lamle fine &rafter forat oere f9rbi9e,
naar 5la9et .lfal itaa. Men bet er
o9laa li9elaa nbbbenbist for Solicit
at sibre fig betienbt meo be forltielli,
9e &anbioaters &palififationer o9 an=
ore Dmitanbisbeber, lom er npbuens
bi9e at ia9ttaae, o9 oa l19eblabet er
bet lfanoinapilte Organ her, ct bet
9iennem bette, man bDr uotale fine
Menin9er for boeranore.
Seq oil o9iaa benDtte g(nlebninsen
og nepne no9le @ountDs&anbioater,
lom allerebe bar peret omtalte, o9
Gtemnin9en benz an9aaenoe, forials
blot ben ct mig betienot. Dscar
9oniun forltaar leg ct liaeiom ielp=
itreSen for ben Blaos, ban bar. Seq
bar ibetminoite life bBrt, nosen Dtre
fig irnob bam. Jor &asierer bar ies
insen nbtalelier bprt, beller lite
@beriff, lnota9en at 8ranbenburs ct
&anoioat. &oab &esiiter Of Deebs
ansaar, iaa iDnes. bet mig Cog bet fat
o9iaa peret uotalt af Fere, iom ie9
bar talt meb) at ber burbe bore Blot
en- @enins berom. 8opinston 9ar
MI inbebatt @mbe6et iaa len9e, at
ban itiltienbe burbe tr9ffe fla tilbaQe.
llseblabet bar nebnt TO &anoibater
tor bette @mbeoe nemlis $. 6. 8oen
fra ylnrbal os @uitao 2arion fra
@litberall. Seq er perionli9 fienot
mco besse bisie, os bet ct Hart moi
for mig, bpem al benz ber pil faa I'M
beritbttelle berfra. g. 2arlon er en-
bra Manb, men ies betpiuler, at ban
bar @uner til at beitpre ct iaabant
@mbeoe, ON ban enb fit bet. 8oen
oerimob, tror je9, piloe pare buelig
nof, o9 ber er fere @runbe, bporfor
@tanoinaoerne Sambresti9beb bur-
be unberltptte bam. Os Ell 1aaoan
l1nbertpttelle bil ban os1aa faa fer.
fra. Seq tror, bet ct bebre at forene
fig ONT en-, iom bar sooe 11oii9ter til
at pnlses, enb at ri itaar iplittebe
ON fere 1ben nosen ll61ist til Seier.
@eb at faa aDltilte ipiqer ri BLOT
@mbebet ouer / 9enberne paa en-, lom
ri lite pil babe. 9ette pleier alminz
belig bore Spl9en, o9 glmerifanerne
faar &et, naar be flyer: Oh, the Nor
wegians don't agree.
Set par usiaa min Meuins at fise
no9et ON 2e9islaturmeole men
bette 8reo er ollereoe for lan9t, pg
leg faar labe bet bero til en- anben
Sang. 9os bill leg ii9e, at $. g.
Bipr9e bpr saa isien. 8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
Mr. sfelions 2anpibatnr. !.

nnoer benne Operfrift har Fer
gus Falls Journal for iiofe Manz
bag fpl9enbe Mrtifel:
&onsresmano gfellons 8iiit til
Minneiota (ban bar nemlis biem fra
@aIbin9ton forleben) nil, ua9tet ben
par me9et bramfri, foraariase lite Ii
ben 8eue9elle blanbt Go1itiferne life
Blot / femte &on9resoiitritt men /
6ele Staten. Sen Dmitenbisbeb,
at bans ssaun bpppis ct bleoen neunt
for @upernpr, % at bans @tDrfe
blanbt bans 2anosmGnb ouer bele
Staten CT nleset itor, bar beoirfet, at
De foritielli9e &anoioater ct liot eng:
iteli0e for, at ban nil 9aa inb / &am=
pen. Men be bpr life blipe forlfrnt=
feoe, TIL bet femte 9iitritt, ,ioetminite
ben norbpeitliee 9el oeraf. fan lite
unoue1e bam ben Stil1in9, ban inbe=
bar for nerpnrenbe. S be TO Ser
miner, 1om ban bar pGret &onz
sreslen, bar bette 9iitrift baot ben
meit tro os iamuittisbeosfuloc &e-
prnientant, o9 BET CT operbepiit om, at
ban bpr uebblipe at tiene. Sen @r=
farin9, 1om Fan bar faaet, sjpr bam
mere perbifulo for bans &el9ere
enb noeen nD Mano, iom be fan ienoe.
Meoens Mr. Millons Stanbpunft er,
at ban lite pil Ipse gtomination imoo
fine @enners Os beres 9nlfe, iom bar
unoerit6ttet bam, er Qopebia9en Den,
at 9iitriftet lom ct 9elt life Tau uno=
pare bam. @iotil er for benne Still
ling insen bleoen nepnt, iom bat me-
re eno en- lofal 1nberltpttelie, o9 Der
ct iaa mango al bisie, at Sntereslerz
ne naturli9t pil blipe binanben mooz
itrioenoe, o9 man faar maaIfe life bet
bebite &elultat. 9oab eno Mr. geel-
1ons perionlise T9lelier maatte Drre
/ oenne Gag. bpr be 9iue efter for
5ororin9er / s(lmenbebens Snteresle.
Suao ausaar Spmpatbi os l1noeritptz
telle fra Ottertail @ountD, oa bebbz
ner SIR. 9telion in9en 6orIifrins.
Sets ltore Majoritet 1882 o9 1884
biier tD6eli9t NOT, meo bpilfe 6plelier
ban omfattes ber @ountiet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
Minnefpta.

gn 8p9nins til $500 @eroi, till
bbrenbe $. 8. @aiep, nebbren6te i
Moorbeao iioite 9borsoassmor9en.
ser. balu 1. BD9nin9en bar netop
leiet al 8. 80. @biel6s oa forlpnet
meb ct Wpblement til $1,15O, lom
oft git tabt.
- Set meboeles, at Sett(erne ne6,
ooer lanss &eb &iper albri9 bar feet
@letterne ioa tgrrc iom iaar paa
benae Marstio.
Boitbuieti Minneapolis brenbz
te fbfe @anoaa, men Soften blep
reboet. 8ofbuiet bar / Bo1fou=
8loden, en- af be imuttelte ieretaaes
8psnin9er i8Den os beli99enoe paa
6iprnet at E6irb Street og 6ennepiu
Guenue. Bpsninsen foite6e pmfrins
$500, 900 0a ben bar bp99et men b(ep
naiten p6elast. Neoerlte @ta9e opz
toges al 8oittontoret pg en- flor
Sernbanbel. 9e anbre @ta9er be<
.itob af &ontorer af foritiellist sla9s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

oes Smpr Tom til at saa bans geeie
forbi. @i ouber at paaitaa, at en-
iaaban Guriitrin9 pil bun itte fomnte
til at faa Brus for, iaalan9e 1om
@myrtrafttten 6ripes, iom ben qipr
bet ioag. @9te 9oot Smbr af beb~
ite 5loss er 1aa lal9bart Jer9us
Sails isa9, iom bet fan blipe. Men
Solt er iaa pant til at taa usIelt
@mbr, at be fuier fig forat ie paa bet,
os De ofpiler Garmeren, oer bar Emp
ret tilialss, 1oen at 1e paa bet.
Dette usle SmBr er Marlagen til,
at Prilen er iaa liben, tbi bet tiqaber,
at Der fan tilpirfes fanitist @mpr
iaaoanne enurme Wen9oer, at bet
boloer @mprpriien neoe, os oa bet
ene Brobutt er omtrent li9e iaa uslelt
iom bet anbet,er ber insen Dpforbring
til at foretraffe naturlist Smbr for
bet efter9iorte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

State Board of Health eller Sta=
tens @unbbebsfommis iion, 1om man
Tan falbe bet lto9iper maaueolig ct Ii:
bet Strift, iom bels pmbanoler @unb.
bebstilltanoen / @taten, Mibler til
at be1tDtte fig MOB @psoomme, ilar
imitl lomme, Mibler til at benare
Sunobeben olu. 8i trefer netop til
at finbe ct af bisle Maaneosbefter
en Nrtifel om Smpr, laape1 t,1nitist
eQer efter9jort iom pirfeli9t @mpr.
Dette bar leoet Dor Ganfe fen paa
S,ngrtilpirtnin9en og ben life Snlpr=
banoel, 1om fore9aar ber Ome9nen
bopeblaaelia Ter9us 5aQs. Gi
har nemlis bprt 5armere ii9e, at bet
ipaor lite bar peret at tenfe paa at
faa 1olst ct Eunb @mpr / flere af
SmaabYerne runot omfrins. O9 i
6er9us Sails bar bet osiaa psret
oaarli9t NOT. for Jig. Set bar
til fine Giber peret panlfeli9t at faa
10c for bet, ps enb6a funoe man life
faa &ontant men maatte ta9e &arer.
Men tiltroos for bette er Der Sarme=
re. iom faar lel9e alt bet @mgr, be
bar, til mellem 18 o9 Csc pr. Bunb
ret bet i 8pen.
Nariasen til bette Sorbolo ct In
gen 9emmelisbeb. @nbper, Der fjerz
ner, buroe fjenoe ben, os 10 fpr man
bar siort fig fortrolis meo ben p9 taz
get &infet, lom beri li99er, 10 beore
for pebtpmmenoe 1elp. Set er alt
faloet @mgr, men Der er laa ltor Sor=
1tiel paa SmDr o9 @n,pr, 1om ber er
6orifjel paa Mab os 8osnlmurnine
= for at BRUCE ct l1otrDt lom er iturft
ltof, ont bet enb er en- Smnte pul9ert.
Cur, sammel os ilbelmasenbe 6lpoe
Tan albri9 9ipe bebite Sort @n,pr.
@fter Dor Menin9 er bet in9enlunbe
Operoripclie, naar ri anta9er, at nj
9ienoeoele af BET Smpr, iom ct till
lalss bos &jpbmanoene ber, CT oaar=
li9t 5nlgr, o9 bet er lite Blot baar=
li9t, men bet er iaaban, at man tan
foretrutfe at 1pi1e tprt 8rgo ilteoet=
for at lpile bet meb Smpr paa. Jgr
6armerne be9Dnber at laOe bebre
Smpr, er bet life at pente, at 8rilen
bliuer bebre. @noel of bem laoer
9anlfe bra Smgr, o9 en- enbba ftprre
Sci peb, bporlebes De ital lape sobt
Smpr, men be brDber fig life ON. De
re9ner uo, at @mgr ct @mpr, o9 Eri=
fen ct ben famine, enten bet er laa
eQer 1aa, men bette er life loalebes.
O9 CT bet euo / oisle 3tltalbe laale=
beg, laa ler 9anbelsmanben noset
onbet. 8is bam, at ben o9 ben Sarz
merfpne lite bar anbet enD 9obt
Smpr, os ri oil peboe ii MOB en-, at
@anbelsmanben uil banle efter benbes
9sibe og enoba bore 9lao til. D9
ben famine 5armerfune ltal oslaa lez
re 9anhelsmanoen, at ban er bum,
oerIom ban logger benoes ianmen
meb andres @mpr, 1om CT iaa barltt,
at BET lu9ter Smprlpre lanae 8eie,
eaer / en- &rutfe, lom itte er rensjort,
efter at Der par 1aobant Sngr ben.
@m6r Dprer nen1lis life me6 til be
reble Netaller", iom fan beltptte fig
ielp mob Dmsiuellerne. @il6e lite
4anoelsmanben rette fig efter Tar>
merfonen / bette 9ilielbe, Iaa funbe
bun fimpeltben fortelle bam, at Denz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

@au Claire, @is., Ste Nprif. =
s ct Tibet 6us af Sammer | Smaa>
lfopen peb @6etec 4 Mite berfra f6b<
te Mrs. @rinbate (@rinbale?), 81
Mar sammel, ieaar fire @uttebprn.
ber tillammen oeiebe 20 8unb. Nqe
par iliue, bapbc imutfe pine % bar
friife. Moberen befinber fig pel.
9un bar paret gift Is Nar % bar ier
Bgrn fgr. M(le leper % a(le Bprn
bar blaa Dine % 9bloent 9aar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

Nelectebe Ne9nln9er:
q 6 @rpin, & So. @m Moorboule.
Martin 8intnep. Gee 8 &amsba1.
@m $ @mitb. @m @albe, ST,
Dscar 9anion,
County Nueitgr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

r9an bar fulb iom en- @aas", pleis
er man iiae, men bette er uiSielig l1ret
mob @aaien. @n @aas er alori9 iaa
fMlb, at ben CT nBbt til at bolbe fig
fait peb en- 2pstepef, iom iomme
matte forleoen Mften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14
- Gn Stole for Snbianerpiser
brenbte ct. Solepb fbite 2groa9.

Ser bleo ublopet fem &unbrebe
9ollars 8elDnnins for arrefation
at ben Manb, ber itigo paa s. 6.
@idmann fra Mleranbria lioite l19e,
$500 fra 8Den Mleranoria os 5000
fra DpuQ(as Gountn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-04-14

@tile 9leb fan inb 40 @abebgren,
men ba ban fit Die paa lin &ones
1ppr9enbe Inii9t, ber fiseoe ub oue,
Trappe9elenoeret, ia9oe ban:
r9et gier mig onot, fiere, = =
at je9 fommer iaa iiloe, = men
leg funoe life faa fat en- Sporposn
fgr nu."
rNaa; iaa @o9nene uar o9iaa full
De! iasbe bans Some.
The river press., 1886-10-20
The Signal Service Office to Stay.

The following is a copy Of a letter re-
ceived to-day in reply to a communication
addressed to the signal officer of the army
by prominent business men Of this city,
asking for a continuance Of the signal SER
vice station at Fort Benton:
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, October II, 1886.
z. G.. Baker C Co. and r. G. Pover & Bro,
Fort Benton, Mont:
GENTLEMEN I'm reply to your letter Of
the 1st inst, in reference to the sale Of the
military telegraph line between Helena
and Assinaboine, and urging the contin-
uarce of the signal service station at Fort
Benton, [ have the honor to inform you
that an order has just been approved to
continue Fort Benton as a meteorological
station as heretofore. am, very respect
fully, Your obedient servant,
f. B. JONES,
Capt. & A. @. NJ, Acting Chief Signal Of
ficer IT. S. "A.
The river press., 1886-10-20
nation in retaining the Signal once at

nation in retaining the Signal Office at
Fort Benton.
The people Of the Upper shonkin are
clamoring for mail service, and to enable
them to secure it a petition with something
over one hundred names was secured here
yesterday. This number will be aug
mented by the signatures OF all the resi-
dents of the Upper Shonkin. When COM
pleted the petition will be forwarded to
Delegate Toole at Helena.
If you want to kill town, good way
to do it is by killing its newspaper. If
you want to cripple a newspaper, send
abroad for every article Of job work you
want, and let its advertising columns stand
vacant. Nearly half the accounts presen-
ted to Us for payment, October /, by Deer
Lodge business men, were on billheads
printed East, and inferior to work done by
this office. Think this over, and consider
ifyou are no pursuing a penny-wise and
pound-foolish policy.-New Northwest.
Mr.. Chas. Rowe, of the Overland Hotel,
has returned from an eight days hunting
trip, to Highwood and Shonkin. The
trip was most successful one, the follow
ing amount of game being killed: One
cinnamon bear, two elk, one mountain
sheep, two white tailed deer, one black
tailed deer, one hundred and ninety ight
chickens, forty Eight grouse, six pheas-
ants and beer box full Of trout. Mr..
Rowe was accompanied on the trip by
Misses Cullen, Davis, Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcknight. The sheep was skinned
and will be sent to Helena and mounted.
1t is one of the finest specimens we have
ever seen.
The river press., 1886-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE.

The RIVER Press has arranged With
Mr.. w. NJ. Cairnes, of the Rocky Noun
tain Telegraph Company, for daily news
report-glving a summary Of the news Of
the world-and also for a special service,
giving the important news Of the North
west territories upon the completion Of
the line from Fort Assinaboine to Medi-
cine Hat on the Canadian Pacific railway.
This service will enable us to give daily
the gist OF the general news and such ter
ritorial items as may be Of interest, in ad-
vance of any other paper IN Northern
nonfana and as well in advance Of the
Ha,ena dailies into this section: All Of
tbis cannot be done without considerable
outlar but we expect from the people Of
Renton and adjacent towns Of Northern
Montana B just appreciation of our efforts
to give them as full news 1eposs as pos
sible.
The river press., 1886-10-20
A Formidable Array of New Ads.

AS a result Of the rustling Of Mr.. W.
Ell. Todd we place before the readers of
WEEKLY RIVER Press the following for
midable list of new ads:
y. S. Collins & Co., the large saddlery
establishment of Miles City.
Stockgrowers' National bank of Miles
City, the solid financial institution of the
Cowboy town.
VIM. Courtenay, Miles City, live stock
broker and real estate and commercial
agency.
Cherbino 6 Perkins, Bozeman and Big
Timber, breeders of thoroughbred Amer
lean Merino sheep.
Helena Business College and Normal
Training School, Ell. L. Englehorn and E.
o. Railsback, principals, a popular educa-
tional institution Of which we will have
something to say next week.
The International hotel of Helena.
The Merchants hotel of Helena.
Lindsay & Co., Helena, jobbers Of
meats, fish, fruit, oysters, game, etc.
First National bank of Helena.
S A. Fl. Bradley, taxidermist and proprie-
tor of the Rocky Mountain museum.
N. FL. Webster &, Co., the well known
and favorite dealers in tobaccos, cigars,
etc.
Steele & Neill, real estate and loan bro
kers.
w. e. Child, breeder of thoroughbred
Hereford cattle.
During his professional tour" Mr.. Todd
secured about 200 new subscribers for the
RIVER Press and large amount of new
business for the Montana Wool Grower, q
Journal that is attaining a high degree Of
popularity throughout the territory.
The river press., 1886-10-20
SPARKS.

The republicans in this territory are
making the fight against Mr.. Commission
er Sparks rather than against Delegate
Toole or the democratic party of Montana
This is simply because they can not defend
the record Of their candidate and are seek
ing to shirk the issues his nomination has
made. TO fight Sparks at long range is
easy enough but to defend Sanders with
his subsidy record and corporation con-
nections is quite a different thing. But
whatever the republican organs or orators
may say about Commissioner Sparks and
his tyranny the people of Northern Mon
tana know to be false, so far as they are
concerned. No right or privilege Of theirs
has been in the least interfered with and
not single special agent of the land office
has been il this section seeking evidence
upon which to reject the claims of settlers
under republican rule the territory was
full of such sneaks and spies. This is
something we know to be absolutely true
and it is complete overthrow Of the re-
publican position, so far as Northern Mon
tana is concerned. If, as the republicans
claim, Sparks is the issue, then every man
in this part Of the territory should vote the
democratic ticket.
In their reports to the secretary OF the
interior Governor Warren Of Wyoming
and Governor Hanser Of this territory in
timated that the commissioner land poll
cy had retarded the growth of the terri
tories. 10 this unjust imputation Mr..
Sparks replies and shows that exactly the
reverse is true, and he furnishes the fig
ures to prove it. The entries in the land
offices in Montana in 1884 were as follows: !:
Bozeman, 49s; Helena, 3,O0l; Miles City,
/ ,579-total, 5,07s. In 1886 the number
of entries were as follows: Bozenan,
1858; Helena, 3,056; Miles City, 2,127-
total, 7,141. The increase has been over
1000 entries in Montana. If this is the
way Sparks policy retards the growth of
the territory, let5us have a continuance Of
Sparks.
The river press., 1886-10-20
DOES NOT WANT STATEHOOD.

5s75 4
Montana is great territory and it gives
to the Northern Pacific an immense busi-
ness and at minimum expense. The
territorial form of government is very
handy and saving institution for that cor
poration as they are required to pay no
taxes upon the right of way, thus effecting
big saving. AS soon as the territory is
admitted to the Union the taxes must
come and therefore the Northern Pacific
railroad company are in no particular
hurry to bring about that result. The
following clause from the n. F., charter
explains the situation exactly:
Right of way Is granted to said railroad
to the extent of two hundred feet IN width
on each side Of said railroad where it may
pass through the public domain, including
all necessary grounds for station building,
work shops, machine shops, switches, side
tracks, turn tables and water stations; and
the right of way shall be exempt from tax
alton within the territories of the United
States.
Now in order to keep Montana out of
the Union and serve it's purpose in every
ether desired way the Northern Pacific
has taken the precaution to have their
own man nominated for delegate to con-
gress. However, the people of Montana,
whose interests are not identical with those
of that corporation, should take the pre-
caution to see that he never gets there.
The supreme duty of the hour in Montana
is to defeat this corporation candidate.