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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17
THE PILOTS LONG VOYAGE,
Taken from Liverpool to San Francisc,
Against his Wish.

Against his Wish.
San Francisco Examiner.
When the ship Occidental, Capt. Will
iams, coal-ladened from Liverpool, drop
ped anchor in the harbor on Tuesday,
one of the first to come ashore from her
was bronzed and weather-beaten man.
His name is Harry Peletier, and he is an
English pilot, who was carried to sea on
the vessel owing to the obdurateness of
the captain. Upon his arrival at the
British iconsulate's office he received a
letter, which was sad surprise to him,
and which reveals the ard-heartedness
of British landlord. Capt. Peletier,
for such he rates, left in England wife
and four children, nicely housed in Liv-
erpool, and it was from his wife that the
letter came. It contained tale of woe
and suffering almost unheard Of
1t appears that when it became known
that Capt. Peletier had been carried to
sea on the ship, which he was to have
left at Cape Clear, malicious reports as
to his having bandoned his family were
circulated. The vessel was scarce half
way down the coast when a fifth child
was added to the pilots family. 1t was
then that the owner of the house in
which they lived became imperative and
notified the family, that unless the rent
was paid within certain time, and a
very short one at that, they would be
turned into the street. Friends aided
them all within their power, and it was
close scratch to keep above water for
several weeks. The finale was that the
family we're turned into the street, and
the cruel landlord sold the furniture over
their heads. A refuge was given to the
woman and her little ones, and a desper-
ate struggle to keep the wolf from the
door was begun. As detailed in the let
ter the wife refused to believe the calum-
MES cast upon her husband. The ccm-
munication is very touching, and COM
pletely unnerved the captain. His first
thoughts, however, were for his family,
and yesterday he sent cablegram to his
wife, and in few days expects to start
homeward.
In connection with Capt. Peletier be-
ing carried to sea there is something
very strange. As stated, he was to leave
the vessel off Cape Clear, on the Irish
coast, having a contract to pilot her that
far. The cape was made some fourteen
miles off, the ship at that time being on
the wind. Capt. Williams, SO Peletier
states, would not lay to and give him an
opportunity to signal for boat from the
cape, but kept on his course, claiming
that he was afraid of getting on the lee
shore. It was thus that he was carried
out and reached here only to learn Of his
family's misfortunes. He has reported
the facts to Williams, Dimond & Co., the
consignees Of the vessel, and will de-
mand full compensation, according to
law, which is S. day and expenses, in
GLIDING passage home. Pilot Peletier
stated that he could have been put ashore
at several places where he could have got
steamers home, but the master of the
vessel refused to lose any time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17

1t pays to paint plum trees and fight
the curculio, as the labor Of so doing
deters from planting trees, and causes
the fruit to be scarce, the result being
high prices.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17
A Suggestion to Feeble Churches.

Warwick On. w. Times.
When it takes the combined congrega-
ton of three churches to comfortably fill
one of them, as was the case in Warwick
at the union services last Sunday night,
we are driven to the conclusion that it
would be better in every way for them to
unite their forces and worship God har-
moniously together. If it is really
necessary to have variety Of preachers
in order to meet the taste of all, they
could take turns in preaching under one
roof, and thus save the expense of run
ming three separate establishments. It
would also seem reasonable that a
preacher would much prefer talking to a
large congregation once in three weeks
than to speak twice each Sunday to a
handful Of listeners and an unsympathetic
array of empty seats. There is no more
energy wasted in attempting to sustain
churches where there is not sufficient
population to support them than we can
calculate, and combination of different
societies which, after all are only different
in name, would be blessing to the
churches and the community as well.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17

The ladies OF Seneca, Nemaha county,
have organized broom brigade.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17
A Long Lived Ministry

Within the last half century there has
been only one precedent for minister
iaI crisis within six weeks after the for
nation of a cabinet, and that was in
1855. On the defeat of the coalition
administration over the question of a
Crimean inquiry Lord Palmerston, after
Lord John Russell and the late Lord
Derby had tried in vain to form gov
eminent, reconstructed the old ministry.
The seals were accepted on the 9th of
February, and seventeen days later three
of the cabinet-Mr Gladstone, chancel-
lor of the exchequer; Mr.. Sidney Her
bert 1.-THE late Lord Herbert Of Lea CO.
lonial secretary, and Sir James Graham,
first lord OF the admiralty Resigned be-
cause their chief had assented to the ap-
pointment of an inquiry committee.
This was the ministry of which as Lord
Salisbury remarked in speech after the
formation of his own administration last
summer, it was prophesied that it would
not last longer than the frost which ac-
companied its birth; and which yet,
with break of but eighteen months,
practically lasted ten years.
A farmers garden in rows clear across
the patch and cultivated as far as posi-
BILE by horse power and given as good
cultivation as the best farmers give their
corn fields, will require only half an acre
to supply half of the living of the aver
age family and add largely to the health
of its members.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31
Glu,p.
% Warts 1886.

% STARTS 1886.
6pi(fet Blao Doloer bu?
seq boloer Jergus Salts llgeblab,
t6i ie3 er Ell Snouaaner af Otter
Soil County, p9 lelufplselis pil jes
biorase, bet lille leg tan, til at itgtte
% opretboloe, buao lom ct til @aun
for bette County. 2uier man llge=
blaoet meo liot 2enflombeo, pil nlan
finoe uo, at bet er en- COB 2eremefer,
furnemmeli9 for os Ottertailere, 1om
naturligt er; tbi bet ct lom beflenot
etbuert 9oot Blacs @ooeoforlnaa! at
ueileoe og belere fine 2Glere fornen>
melis | fit narmeite Omstuelle. Seq
bar not bprt en- os anoen iise: Seq
boloer bette eller bint Blao, iom er
laa os iaa fort os iuobolosrist m. M.
Set tan iDnes, lom be bar &et, men
Sasen filler fig life 1aa for mig,
builtet ie9 maalfe burce belDle ct Tibet.
Seq er JONI iast en- Snouaaner af
Ottertail, os ieg ernerer mig ion
5armer. Ntin Birfsfreos ct altlaa
/ bette County, os uoenom oenne
&reos itrefter ben fig life. Ser er
je9 placeret iom en- lioen ubetpoelig
Eing ! ct ltprre Maltiueri os fan Ii
9e1om oenne, naar ben fommer l1la=
be, lette belle Maitineriet lloroen.
@aaleoes o9iaa meo os Ohertailere.
8i ubsjer en- lioen 9el af bet itore
@tatSmaltineri, Dg er ri 1lape, laa
pirter oslaa ri foritprrenoe / bette.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

8attle Cafe. % Warts.
@pen, ct 3emperance=Solt / 8att=
lc 2ate? Set er 1anot. oer er etllass
6orIfiel paa Golt beruoe, men enoel
af benz, lom arbeioer imoo Salooner=
ne, buroe uirfeli9 o9re Saloonuerter
iiteoetfor Smeo cller nosen aubeu
@la9s 9aanop9rfer euer Jorretninss=
mano. &i bor TO Npotbefer ber i
8Den. o9 naar pure 9emperancez6olt
fommer lammen, 60 10 al Dem,
fan De fiQinsf lammeu % peb mol,
boor be tan faa 8renoeoin fra os faa
Jig en- balu &us. 9ette par' Sfif i
bet forlp6ne Nar. Set tulbc pere
pnltelist, ON ri bet nDe funoc bliue
tuit benne l1tif, iom bar ueret iaa
man9en 5amilie til @ors, os til STA
be for boer Mano, Iom piloe pere en-
MQn0.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31
Murora Oebatferenine.
1S STARTS 1886.

ST.. @eoaftpr!
9isie 5preninser, lom er itiftebe
beromtrin9, beoiier, at ri befinoer os
/ en- fremaoltrioenoe Yeriooe, o9 at
vi fglser men Eiben lua lan9t, iom
Gpner o9 Nnleonins ti0aoer bet. 5or
nosle Tiger iihen lamleoes paa Snobp<
belie al 2erer 5lotten TO 9ebatfore=
nin9er, Nurora os @uerorups, li9es
1om forat prbue &reiter, life lesen,=
lise men for meo slr9umenter
og ilaaenoe 8epis9ruuoe at les9e
Wtobitanoerne Boften.
Sc ltrioenoe Starter mBote Harf
9ales @folebus. 2erer 6lotten bleu
pnlst til at leoe 6orbanolinserne, o9
bet ui1te fig oalaa, at ban uar ben ret
te Wano til bette. Meo fine lmaa men
treffenoe Bemertnin9er par ban lise<
iom 6olen, Der gap be andre fmaa
Blaneter BelDsnins os 2iu. Gbema
ct par, at ben pellpltise par til 1tprre
5faoc for Samfunoet eno ben 9lerri=
se,- Suerorup for ben poiitiue @ioe
'oa Murora for ben ne9atiue SIDE.
Gbemuet bleu brpftet bet uioe os
breoe, os fortruffelise Nrsumenter
bleu prs1entereoe paa bea9e Sioer,
1aa ber par en- pig Balance / 8egtz
Ifaalen, 1aa Meblemmerne unoer SOr=
banolinserne rar oen itprlte luis
beo ON, builtet at 8artierne ituloe
aaa al meo Seieren, inotil SurDen afz
gap fin &ienoelie. 9enne uar 6a=
pgr al ben ne9atiue Sioe.
Dpbapet til benne pellpttebe Cant
-mentomit bapbe vi 2erer Glottcn at
tatfe for, iom le!p fpler en- lepenoe
ssnteresle for oisie 5oreninaer Os ben
oppofienoe l1nsoom, iom er Meolemz
mer af famine. 1iliioit folfeoe
ban nosle faa men beteanenbe Orb,
buor npftise os lererise oisie Debat=
forenin9er er, ioet man fer fit suleo>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

@n of bore Ibounenter, 1om baooe
iast op l1seblaoet, foroi ban bapoe
formanse 8lobe, ifriper blanot anoet
laalebes til os:
uDa nu &ierrinsen l9ite DereS
Brep til mis.iasoe bun: rSa nsebla
bet fan ri life unbpere", p9 iea bar
neret len9e nof iammen meo benoe
til at fortaa benbe. naar bun lcolager
fine Orb meb ct Silt. O9 er 9u en-
&pinoes Mano os ellter ct soot 5a>
milieliu, 9r. yteoaftgr, iaa ienber 9u
mig 8la6et frembeles. omeno{fiDnt
bet tar en- Eio enbnu, fsr 9u faar
8etalineen. Seq bar iieloen 8ense,
ps albris bar leg benz oper Scat
ten."
So ba, ri fan nof pente en- Stuno
ct 1aabant 9ilfetoe. 9ette er COB
norr l1lo al bet reneitc- -@fass.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31
9e CT beqqe bpatiae, beberli9e

9e er besse bpstise, beoerlise
Manb o9 nirfelise' iSarmere. Set
er mulist at bore Wtobitanoere pil OPP
iDge os en- eQer anben minbre fjenot
Mano for Dor @upernBr= &anbibat for
at ri Tan faa iaa n,an9e flere at p1l9e
mellem, os oerueb lite pGlse nosen.
Sn ueo bebre eno jes, at bois ri
lite fan forenes ON at unberi itptte no=
gen for @uperngr, fprenb ri finbe en-
feilfri &anbibat, bliuer bet nof ten1z
melig lan9e. inoeu en- Tarmer bliuer
Gupernpr Minnelota.
Sin Menin9 ON 1aaoanue Sing er
bog mere perb enb min. 2ab ps laa
bDre ben giennem n9eblabets @palz
ter, eQers blioer bet NOT 3u, iom to-
ger .,8rsbet fra 8brnene", eller maa<
ife rettere, iatter bit 2ps urber en-
@fieppe.
8bineas sSoeg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

5orat alt iaa wtaabe fal saa i fin
rette Oroen,-9ipr l1seblaoet fit bebite,
os ter ies iise, bet er os en- spo 2ere~
meter.
Seq er lite sammel ber 9anbet,
fol9eli9 er leg be0er lite sammel 6ar=
mer, os min &irf Iombeb er lioen o9
og rin9e. 5aaleoes fur bet peret
meo be feie. De, iom nu er itore,
bar osiaa pnret i,naa, o9 laalebes
saar BET almtnoe1is alle 2iusiiQinr
ger. ll9eblab, bu er min &ollesa, ri
er NDbDssere. 9eto os Spite for big
o9 mig o9 os ale!
Seq bar mulisens oeret inbe paa
9ing. iom buroe peret srunbi9ere
uopiflet, men ie9 tilitaar, at ies lite
ct en- iaaoan uopitlins notien, os ba
pil bet boerfen sapne eller intereslere
at ieg opbolber mig .peb benz.
o9er er life meget mt at mebbele
ON. Mr. @imon @ritlon fra @lmo
blen ben 14be Marts oiet til Miis
Marie Sperion. 5orretninsen ub=
fprtes af 8aitor Satre.
6. Melion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

Bppalset nermer fig, men 3insen
fumes lite at babe flarnet op meset
iiben iibite Qse. &i foritaar, at be
sam(e &anoioater pil fomme op i9ien
meo unotaselie al Coming ionl slloer:
mano. Mr. @ri9bts Hlaos lom
@apor laoer bet til, at insen pnifer,
iaalense ban life ielu ertlerer, at
ban life pil bore lensere. Eiolisere
bar Nlbermono 5tunforo napnt iom
mulis &antibat for MaDor, met Saz
len oerom er uobset. @omptons
glabs iom &asierer far hi life bort
nosen bnFe. S fgrite @are er for
uben @tanforo osiaa nrpnt u. Sad
man os q. g. anoerion FAINT Capt.
Cole. 2ieeiaa Mr. 8eu af 5irmaet
Brotpn & Bel, Str. Nuitin of Sir
maet &uitin & 9ilton iamt Mr.
Bettitt.
S anoet @arb er .. M. 8id &ans
bioat pe ban' tror at bape l1oiist til
at icire. Nllerebe for lan9e iioen
bar oslaa @n. 9oeftug, @. $. STIFF,
u. 81. 8attleion, Mnbretp @rtpin ps
5r. Qepnorb nnbnte Spm @anbibater
/ bette @arb.
s treble @arb ct foruben 9. u.
Glart, bois Ecrmin I'LL ct uoe, neont
6. so. 8risbt os s. g. 9eansle tor=
uoen maaite fere.
Set ct trolist, at enbper for fig al
oisle pilbe fploe ben Blaos, De glt>
fer, tilfrebsitiQenoe. Set ct oslaa
trolist. at 8alset al @mbeosmanb
benne @ans pil falbe @tpg9en al
ben Snteresie, iom 9icenie: @pprssz
maalet bar paft. Man funbe tente
fig, at Beuner al $50 9icenie" pilbe
ie fig ON efter en- 8pitDrelie, iom bDl=
beoe oeres gDn paa Sn9en, men no:
gen m9rfbar Strehen bioben er oi
life enbnu bleuen bar. 8aaoe
be 9amle @mbebsmeno os, luapioi
bort &ienbitab ratfer, osiaa be nDe
&anoioater bploer 2icenie=Spitemet,
Sc antager, at ON 2icenle ltuloe bli:
be na9tet, pil Der alliseuel blipe iols1
li9emeget @pirituoia iom fpr, altiao
enten 1ieeirem ulopli9t eller peo al
omsaa 2ouen, ps De paaberaaber fig
fin @rfarin9 ira auore Steoer.
Ser Tan sigres ct 8ar Snopenoin:
GET fer. 5or bet ferite er bet er
temmeli9 srou 8eitplonins MOB bore
@aloonmenb at bile paaitaa, at be
bar til 9eniist at bile oriue en- 6or:
refining, irlo ON ben blioer uluolis
Dm De lite boloer fig foe sooe BERTH.
iaa nil be mere eno retfaroi99iprt
enbper 8eFDlonin9, iom. biotil e,
reiit mob Saloonerne o9 Saloonpaie:
net, os bette uil lite iise tibet; tbi
inorpmmes ital bet bog, at ielp unbel
Dmitenbisbeoer, oa Gorretninsen ua,
loplig, bar ber bem, lom itte la9oe
5inseren paa Munben, naar bet 9ialoi
at rette Befploniuser MOB rem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

yto9et belpnoerli9t er bet imiolerz
tib,a 1elo Saloonmenb ertterer, at Be
bill femme in'Oo 2ieenie. Dm ba bet<
te Blot er SfrDb el1er bet fer meo ben
Bastanfe. al bet 1gnner fig bebre at
ial9e 81 os 8renbepiu nben 2icenIe
enh meb 9icenje ct mere enb ri bar
nosen Menins ON. Men III maa til=
itaa. at bpis en- Maioritet af &elser.
ne 8Dcn er imob 2icenie; os ieirer
ueb 8qlsurnen, iaa maatte ben pel
funne sipre &esnins paa iaamesen
1ilTutnirs al rctfiubise Borsere fra
ben anben @ioe, at man meo Wases
lisbeo funbe bolbe en- !Saanbfulo Sos
pens Duertrebere / g6at. buis Der
operbopeo ifuloe optrebe nosen iaa=
banne. @r ben offcntlise Mtoral !
Dor BD iaa ipas, at ri lite tgr ftemz
me for bet, iom n1iten 9oermano
amer for bet bebte, forbi ri frpster
for uloplis Sammeurottelle I buer
&ros, ba itaar bet pisielis uslere til
meo os, eno np9en af os bar tenft
fig.
Snsen af os oil pebtienoe fig Zig
uslelbom.
Set er MI fommet bertil, at ri ltnof
@torparten af Sorretuinasbripenoe
ertienoer, at ben Snotest. iom BDen
pil tabe peb life at uofeoe 2icenie oil
iulbelis blioe eritattet peo be beore
&unber, iom man oil faa, ON man
llipper at bape meo 9ronfere at 9ip~
re. Os bet er alninoelist at bpre.
at funbe Saloonerne brioes opt fra
bcle Stateu. 1aa pilbe man u6etin9et
femme imuo 2icence.
@n ancen Sing er, at raar mon
taller ON @rfarins / bette StDffe, oa
moa man erinbre ben u5Dre Soran=
bring i Betrastningsmaa al oenne
Sag / be iibte faa Nar. 5oao Der
arteoe fig iaa oa iaa for 5 Sar iiben,
pil maaife life blipe netop bet iamme
MI. 6pao iom par Eilfaloet / anz
ore 8per / Staten for flere slar tilba=
9e, fan naalfe life anpeuocs paa Ser
ans Sails ioas.
gi foritaar, at Der uirfelis CT benz,
Der nerer sgnsitelie for &eiultatct
os Ilet life oeb, buorleoes De ital ltem'
me. Sc pil sjerne prre at meo So
loonerne, men be pi( ou life pere meo
at poelagse 8Deu, icm no9le paaltaar
uil blioe Tilfplbet.
Ser ct piitnot life rin9elte @runo
til en- .laabau 9Gn9itelie. @nbuer
faIte fin @temme efter fin bebne Opers
bepisnin9, ps lao &eIultatet blipe,
6oab bet pil. Men naar &el lultatet
er betienot, 1aa lab % bpie os for oct
iom retlinoi9e o9 loDale 8orscre.
Genere: Set ldoer til, at Gfpites
banen o9iaa peb bette Balg 1fal ipille
en- Stole / ferite @aro. 8rusen af
&uue. .@fpiter bar nen1lis uoleuet fig
1elp, oe @fpitebauen og Nftierne ben
ct life meset pero. @ierne oi( oerz
for MI ielse US, hiuist, os Der ifal
bore Eanfe ont at faa 8Den til at
fipbe oen, os iaa fan man bruse0D9=
nin9en til at lotfe en- eller anoen Sa,
britant bib, ont bet lDffes. Ser er
mango, iom ipncs, at 8Den bebgoer
life al tjpbe Zig u:proitps @ienoom,
es be pil moolatte fig @als al iaa=
oanne. Ser CT interes iereoe / Sfpites
banen.
| o. Ls..e.. eY..fAn So :E1n
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

@n, ber pniter at faa ct af @ountp.
@mbeberne, 1triuer es til % flyer
blanbt anbet:
rSe9 er insen @olititer. os ies bar
beller lite en- iaaoan 9lat 1un9e, iom
enbel bar, os insen @ense at ipenoez
re, o9 iaalepes er Der bel oaarlige
uof9ter for mig, men bet ct jo insen
Sfam at prgue."
Set burbe lite bore laaleoes, at
Mansel paa bisie Sing ltulbe uere
til 9inber. Set buroe inarere pere
en- Mnbefalins.
D9 boao an9aar, at bet lite er no>
gen 5tam at forlb5e, ba er bette
faa ianot, lom bet CT iast. Mon ber
er en- Sing enonu, lom man aloeles
life maa iatte uo al 8etrastnins, og
bet ct &e1ultatet, = lite Blot for en-
ielp men for sllmeubeoen / bet belle.
@elultatet for et ielu faar man tase
os taale, iom bebf man Tan, men en-
bra Manb meb Qlmeulanbs pil lite
tenfe paa fig 1elu alene, men bon oil,
u9 BET er bans 8liet, naar ban itiller
fig til DHentlisbeoens Gjeneite, bape
Dhentlisbeoens @e( for 9ie. 9pis
ban berfor ipnes, at Der er baarlise
l1biister for bam ielp, maa ban osiaa
optafe fig bet Sppresmaal: Dm nu
ies bliuer i1aaet, buao blioer iaa &e~
iultatet for Dfentlisbeoen, iom ST.
se al at ies tos Sci / &en? 8ar
jes maaife iitano til osiaa at forpur=
re ct belbist ubfalb for ben?
&pis mon uuber 8eiuarelien al
bette @pprsmaal bar foriitret fig ielo
ON. at man life 1faber @a9en ON enb
mulisens fig ielu, laa pi( nj trp9t IL
se, at enbuer erlis os opetis Mano
bar &et til at forlpse, os ban ber os=
iaa baue erlise o9 bpstise Menos
8iitanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

Sprgenlen fommer fra &artsbuiet,
bpor ban bar brutfet ablfili9t for
meget, iom en- Jplse af buffet ban
falrer flere Gan9e paa 9jempeien.
9a ban paanp faloer iaa lang, ban
er, uobrDoer ban ar9erlis til fig ielp:
u9au ipGrser ies for iiote Gang,
lsprsenlen, oil ou bliue itaaenoe'
e(ler fal ie9 looe big lia9e?"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

ming til at uotrptte fine Eonter oe
Menin9er / Orb o9 Sale o9 Jrimpz
bigbeb til at optrebe ofentli9t, ON
roaen ienere / 2ioet blep operbra9et
ct laabant erefulot 9uerp.
9@rbgbiat,
st Weblem al
Nurora 9ebatforenin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-31

@n til 8pben bpmt 6orbrpoer fit,
paa Gruno al 2anbberlferens .roe.
leg Maabe, Ei(laoelle til lelu at beige
fin Tpbsmaaoe.
u9ap SAT-, iuareoe ban, uje9 gn
lfer at bp af M(oerboms1pagbeb."
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-19
For Sale at a Bargain.

The improvements on 4 ranch situated on Rock
creek, about eight miles below Bellevue. Ranch
cons SITS of 800 acres, snd the improvements of IL
miles of one wire-snd-pol fence, 40 acres under
cultivation, good log cabin and barn, etc. About
100 acres more is good hay land Tho whole ranch
is irrigated from Rock creek. Also, two two
horse teams, wagons and harness, a good mover
and rake, harrow and plow.
The whole will be sold at great bargain for
cash. Apply to j. KELLEHER,
Je3Ow2 the ranch.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-19
To the Women.

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