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NOTICE or ~rINALplsooF.

Us LAS OFFICE " B,,MARcg. d. r.
June III, 1888.
Noticc il hcrcby gwen that Tie followin. named
settler las files! noricc of his Intention to make
ii nal proof IN support of his claim. and that
-;ld proof vii be- il;,Ic before james &. Campbell,
Judge and rX -otiicio clerk of Probate court. Stark
county, DIT. at his Office AT Dickinson, ID. T..on
.iulE JtiIi. !ssN. viz;
JOIIN :. MATTHEW'S.
for the south east quarter OF scctjo.. -, tonn-
-hii, 10 II. of ragIlc - west.
He names the following ~vitucssrs To prove his
continuous resident" upon, and cultivation of,
said land. VIZ; "i;iiam y. Powers, Ira Law
r"ncr ard Charles Tear..Ii of whose postotlicc
iddrt-- il Gladstone. Dak. and {. J. Pcnnock of
Dickinson Fostotlicc, Dakota.
ia. R1A.
june Register.
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EStray Notice.

Taken up ut Table mountain. onr
gray mare, 3 years old. no brand,
weight 900. The owner can lav,
same by proving property ut Dickin'
o and paying charges.
July l4-3tp. ID. q. SWEET.
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Fir-, ruhliraion June 9TH. ISIS.
<nTICE az. NnRyC SALE

bismarck Loan md Trp., Company. =. uody cor
lnrat" under and by Virtue of the la%s of the Ter.
rj'ntl Of pnkoia; Assignee and present owner and
hulltr. Thomas Mellon. Mo,i gage dated .iui:e
%. ISLAND recorded in ~ Office Of t!.p register
%. dc,d- FOR Morton county. ITO which Billings
COUNT. in which the premises inurtgngcl were
-.tiiit, when said lnortra"" was gwen. was at
tacil"t fox Judicial purpose on 'igly /. 1854. at
-.Ju o cloVk. n. III. IN book " OF Mortgages. on
pnses lG9 TO III. and recorded IN the office ot
mo register OF deeds for Stark county. in which
county -aId premises are now situate. in book I,
on ,,l.c 10. Assignment dated January II, 1887.
and recorded in the register Of deeds office for
md >li..k county Oh ~JN.agrv Il. 1887, at 900
o'eIock 81. IN IN book l.. on page 81. The amount
claiim.,i 10 bc 'n" np"n snii mortgage for priuei,
PAL aud Ih...rg:; al tit date Of this notice is S2:5,l so,
The A!e9Hut claimed TO be due upon said mort
.,ar for taNc- paid upon the premises therein.
moit.n1cd. nj the dat, of this the notice is 81 6s.
rl." mt re- amount claimed 10 be due anon said
mortgage for principal. 't:;er.-t and taxes paid at
The date of his notice is S%1j.42. Default has
h.on made IN lac payment o! the moneys secured
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE is hereby given,
Mat -aid mortgage viii be forec!osed and the
premises therein described. namely: All that
tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter
particularly described. situate. lying and being in
ih. County Of STARK. formerly. and Ut the time
said mortgage was made being in the County of
| B,nin.-.l and Territory If Dakota. described IA
follows. to-w.t:
The Norlh-w'-t quarter tqt, of section NJ mber
SIX d.. j. township number one hundred and
. 'hi,t...ine lia9l, north OF range nnnnl. r ninety
| nine ,gal west of the fifth principal meridian and
containing one hundred and nifty three t153, acres
more or less. according 10 tnc Government Sur
Wy thereof. will be so!.a. as public auction TO the
highest bidder for I.Sh. 10 pay said debt with in
,crr-t. and ~: taxes on the premises, and fifty
dollars attorney fees. a. stipulated in said mort
suyc III case of foreclos'i:,- together with the
legal Iii -bur$um, rt-. III The sheriff Of said Stark
county. Ut iii. frc:.: door of the court house. in
The town o: Dickinson. STARK county. Dakota
Tcrrl,.rN. on lmiv:i ISIS. al ia"'r'"ck a. M. of
!nat ttaN. ....
Assignee of Mortgage.
l,aln!, Ia, kln-um. ltaEoIA. Jane J. \. d. 1888.
fnN AID :. ALLEN.
It Attorney for Assignee Bismarck, Oak
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DO not forget that Dad S'a'chei
has stoves for sale.
James C%olsrove shipped his clip Oh
wool this wee *.
Don't forget the i~'!,rnnrn ball
"Wednesday evening sex.
wm MooYa ~visit"! %rw l;'igitnd
City Thursday.
.,,r, ,n Mr. #"d Mrs. j. !. Ninton,
Thursday. Jniy l9. IL daughter.
Ivy. GguSna44 is h"lldlnS IL neat
addition Ia his fcsaA',,@r property.
\ side track las 'ncu i,ia i" the
r,,.house of thr StaEdlr" oh Co..
stamp Il Green have the frame
woyk of the Congregational clurch up.
Archie bingham purchased one OF
fine new cottages nn Sims street,
Friday.
Two of the Syndicate cottages are
nearing completion and will soon he
occupied.
jas. ID. Wood, of st. Paul. post'otlce
inspector. dropped in to see IL post
MASTER last Monday and inspect the
off. re which he found in good shape.
T,,e warehouse which W". More
contracted to :nljld for the Standard
Oil COMPANY was completed this week
.ndsvi1l soon i,e filed with oil. Nj. r
k,inefe]ter will have charge OF the
business.
David Waldron. II of the direc'
TORS of the New England Colony AS
ISOLATION. came in from the cas-
Thursday and left the game day fol
New England City to be Iii attend
ance mt the church dedication.
The Young men VIII" ylstled t!'
ladies'. cl.:thins from Il clothes line Ol
Thursday night. and tried to paw
it for the drinks. had better return
the same or we may be compelled t
give them away.
Clarence +. Allen. one of the trusl
led ami experienced engineers of til
Northera Pacific. and Miss Berth
Knutson were initial in marriage, o
TUESDAY evening. by Rev. {. i. >nel
10Th bride and groom are anon o
best souns people and begin life t.
rether with the congratulations OF
host of friends.
North Dakota will this year ~
herself proud" by raising one Of II
larses. crops ever raised with II
sane Amount of land under GUILTY.
ton. And yet there is plenty mo
of.this free lsni ready and waiting
he taken. Many 4 poor farmer
crubbing OH a forty acre :arm
some eastern state when he might
the happy Owner OF half section
rs fine land us can 10y found anywhel
IF O want II home and are Will
to work, come to Dakota.--Dako
Settler.
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All persons indebted to the late firm
of Richards 4 Thompson arc requests
ell to settle ut once with the midrr-
Signed and save costs.
WESTERN STARR.
mayl9tf. Assignee.
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THE LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land i'm the
Bismarck District.
TIL: HON l.>Tl:AIl

THE HOMESTEAD
Law gives the head of IL family,
male OF female. the right to enter IL
4 uarter section. 100 acres. of vacant
land if he OF she is IL native born citi-
zen of the United States, OF if foreign
born has taken out "lirst papers" y
single maj Tor single womaD over
81 years of aye is given the same
chance. Within six months of date
of entry the party must build II house
on the land taken and begin living in
il. If he lives on and farms it for
five years. title is acquired by proving
those facts and paying the land office
fees. four OF eight dollars-tIie latter
the highest figure. If ut amy time he
fore the five years run out the home
straulcr wants to pay for his land. he
can do so. The price per acre is 1925
ani $3.50. The cheaper price rules
on lands forty miles from the NORTH
rrn Pacific railroad. and the higher,
$50, within THAT distance.
An cX-soldier, who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served Tor if discharged
on account of disability the
whole time for which he
cnlisted) deducted from the five
years. His army service. To the rN-
tent of four years, counts us SD much
residence. The original fees al the
land office are >ll and SIS TIL. fur,
m"r imf ~, land and il" lAttr: !ui
80 80 land,
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\. P. Time Table.
W

WESTWARD.
No. !. leaves st. Paul at 400 p. M;
arrives at Dickinson. l2:lo p. III.
NJ. leaves vi Paul at 500 p. M;
arrives at Dickinson. $3.50 y. III.
EASTW ARD.
No .. leaves Dickinson at go y. M,
arrives ut st. Paul at 500 p. IN.
No. ). leaves Dickinson at 4:l3 IL. M;
srriyes at st. Paul 800 Il. III.
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Choice residence property for sale
d. rent. WE>TER:, STARR.

Choice residence property for sale
or rent. WE>TEE:s STARR.
The new Congregational church
will he dedicated ut New England
City tomorrow and number of
Dickinson people will probably attend.
Members of the Pleasant Valley
Literary Club are requested to meet
at the home of Miss Florence Sanford,
Observation-Disclosures at four
o'clock.
At meeting of the Pleasant Valley
Literary Club. last Saturday. it was
decided TO buy an organ. the club
having money enough in the treasury
for that purpose.
Two full-hlnaded Sioux girls named
Josephine Crowfeatler and Annie
PlattS have graduated i'll the nuns
school ut Standing Rock and will take
the veil ut Zell. ID. II.
J.. Il. Scott has let the contract to
VIM. Moore for the erection of Il six
room two story cottage OH Sims street.
Stand & sGreen are to do the SAW
and hammer act OH the building,
which SUI IL good job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slocum, of Caro-,
Mich, returned from their western
trip Tuesday evening and stopped
| with their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
c. McGillivray, who accompanied
them east Thursday evening. Mr..
McGillivray and wife expect to he
absent about four weeks.
In the running ace last Saturday
Frank stones horse was winner, COM
ing under the wire about fifteen feet
| ahead of I.awrence'S horse. \ large
number of our citizens witnessed the
race and considerable money changed
hands Oh the result.
III. T.. Beckett returned, Thursday
evening, from III extended trip to the
Pacific coast. stopping ut important
points along the line. He is well
pleased with his trip but says Il mal
needs money to do we'll in that coun'
try.
j. ID. Stielll. after visiting the Pa
cilic coast and thoroughly Investigate
ing their claims. has returned to
Dickinson and invested i'll two good
lots which he purchased of the Dick
inson Syndicate. lie thinks this /;
much better country than the coast
This is the only Office in the county
having IL complete job printing outfit
and prepared to turn out tirst-clas>
work ON short notice. Others claim
ing to do Job printing are deccivers
as they send their orders to Other
Offices outside the county to have
them executed. Have your job print
ing done at home.
While out near the mouth OF the
Little Missouri river Il few days since
accompanied by Robert Trcvan, Wal
ter b. Powers shot Il large silver Til
bear weighing upwards of 500 pounds
They were piaketing out their ponie:
when the bear made Eis appearance
and the boys made for the neares
tree closely pursued by bruin, Power;
drawing a six shooter and firing, thel
climbed the tree and backed out on
limb with the bear not many feet be
hind. The situation required IL coo
head ann a great deal of nerve. whlcl
young Powers dispinyrd tna tcii,arki'
bic d~esrrr,ae he waited uutil the lra
was within three feet Of him when /
took deliberate aim and fired ANA i
bis relief and great satisfaction brnl
looselpl his Elul,l on the inh an
tuinilrl to tine ground. alter Pow
crs i; h';t eighteen Years old and ui'
:. Dlay"i n}nrg rn,liaEt than is usual
j, found in io3s al n.lt l9G:
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III! tIUIt UV1s'
p. Il. GROAT.
General Emigration Agent.

We haze il sGpbl2 IF the labels and
will furnish them " illt talllrio Oh
application OF will attend TO prtlay-
ing and labelling samples left at this
office. This is an important matter
to all interested in the settlement of
the eoeltsy and farmers should make
it a point to gatllel good s;lnples at
tho proper time.
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branded o" left +''"'''ayr"y-

livcrcd to Geo. Beisigl. OF Beckett u
Footc. Dickinson: Lyon farm. Taylor:
OF n. Norlberg, R%lcllardton.
apr.2ltf. III. II. LYON.
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Samples Of Products Wanted.

The following circular eNi!ai y
itself AM! we hope the farmers OF
Stark county will take enough inter-
est in the matter to gather samples:
TO the Producers lii the States and
Territories Travrr,cd Ivy the North
trn Pacific Railroad:
TIE surilcrn Pacific Railroad Go.
has arranged IN make tallbits OF
samples Of products from the states
and territories %travrrsed by the line
of road. during the fall of 1883. ut the
international Industrial Fair at Buff
alo, n. y, Sept. 4th to l4th; at the
Minneapolis Industrial Exposition
August 22d to Sept. goth. and at the
Minnesota State Fair, st. Paul, Sept.
Sth to 18th. After use at the expo
sitions the samples will be sent to
various prominent points i'll the states
east and south and placed pn pfrma-
nelIt exhibition.
The displays of products as propos'
ed will result to the advantage OF
every citized in the belt of country
through which the line Of the North
ern Pacific and its branches pass.
! Farmers and others are requested to
collect ir.tm this years crop sperl-
mems Of grain III lie ntllW aud III the
berry, native and cultivated grasses.
flax. hops. all kinds of vegetables,
fruits, dairy, mineral, timber, coal
and other products. and deliver the
sanie 10 any Northern Pacific railroad
agent addressed TO ~. j. Great, Cen
eral Emigration Agent. st. Paul,
Minn.." and they will lie promptly
forwarded by express.
Each article should be labeled. Civ.
ing It's name, yield per acre, weight
per bushel, II Other. information
and give the name and post otMcc adj:
dress Of the producer, SO that due
credit can be given. Appropriate Ia
bells will be sent to all 81 ,tlon agents
of the Northern Pacific Railroad tc
furnish to contributors Of samples o1
proinc:s. \ liberal response to ena
bic this office to prepare exhibits
which will do justice to the asricnlt"
!, raj RESOURCES y il.e great Nortllwes
will be of advantage tn all concerned
: and highly appreciated.
Very truly yours.
- u ERnAr.
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THE TIM.;l.K ult!.rGH" .ACY.

Under this law a quarter section, 100
acres. tx allowed the qualified man or
woman. resident Gr nonresident, who
pays VIA fees and thereafter breaks
or plowo five acres the first year. cml-
tivatcs it III" Scroiil year and plants
to forest trees. cuttings Oh seeds the
third year; and beginning the second
| year breads another liYr acres and
cultivatcs and plants the third and
fourth years. When he gets his ten
acres nllc lawful arca) planted. he
keeps the trees cultivated and in good
growing condition for four years
more. or eight years from date of
his entry. If at that time he cam
show $3.50 healthy trees he will hv
granted title upon paying 81. land
Office fees. JOHN 4. REA.
Register
IT,. S. Land Office. Bismarck, ID. r
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICES.
,John A. Rca. register.
Bi~sms1ck...'." ID. w. Hutchinson. receiver.
iB. c. Tiffany, register:
Grand fof&s.''' w. j. Anderson. receiver.
III. w. Lord, register.
Devil = Lahc''.- =. $. Smith. receiver.
M. +. Baitcllc, register.
fargo........... F.. {. Gcary. receiver.
IN. II. Harris. register.
Abcrdeen....'.'. l.. A. Burke. receiver.
,J.S S. Mcfarland, register.
Huron....,..... Z. w. Miller, receiver.
M. w. Sheafc. register.
W~atertown...... ID. 4. Bramblc, receiver.
iHughcs East, register.
Yankton......... +. NJ. Zicbacii. receiver.
George Il Evcritt, register.
I11ehasl....'.. Theodore SinSiser, receiver.
II, Whitcsidc. register.
eadw .,,.. John LaFabre. receiver.
DAKOTA BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
President. c. A. Blis+. Aberdeen: secretary; w
FIT. Bushnell, Huron: trcasurcr' '"hh e. Dull
nett, Clark.
n.ror. HORTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY sa'iETf
n-ss;aont l. D.Bcll. Sioux Falls: vice pfesi'
d.rt - II Whitney, Esmond; secretary, PITS, ~
A Alderman, Hurley. treasurer. a !" iia5eF'
Parker.
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
President, II. L.: Loncks, Clear LaEe; VICE Zee pt H.
dents, .. " : secretnrv. c. A. Sodcrbcrg Hart
ford: treusu.e,e T.. Scott, Mllih"nk' lecturer
A. D.. Chase, Wa.eTtown.
pAhorA LIVE srock BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
pr.s,,cnt. G.. b. Kennedy. Madison; vice prcsi-
Adv, y j Aliowav. Grand Forsa: secretary. A.
@. johnson, Montrore; treasurer & r. Race
Sioux Falls.
couxTy OFFICERS.
s,,e,}, of Court-H. r. Hatch.
District Attorney-Wm. Gibson. 1.
Tnm ni.tioncrs.A. c McGiliivfay, Robert Lee
IT'S. Jndextill.
Sherifs-N. A. Sebastian:
Register Of De,a;<-Geo. Aud.
Trcasurcr--J. a. Fsrrah: ~
Judge OF Probutr-Ja<. q. Campbell.
Asseseor-John Riesbeck; . r,,,s
Superintendent Of Schools--Thos. I. ENahs'
Coroncr-P. Ellison.
Suryeyor-J. &. Saunders.
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TIL. rEE-EArrlnN LAW

Rrpuitrs some act of improvement
BIS The applicant himself. arl q film
costing tw" dollars us Tia" first steps,
Then actual Residence. cultivation of
the soil and payment ut ial.2l or @52.an
per acre. according to location. This
pay mrnl is not required before lw"
years aud nine months. Amy timr.
however, ;!lrr six m"ntlls residence
and cultivation the payment can lie
| ma,ic all,l title had.
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4 new floor has been laid in a. c.
McGillivray's store. making quite an
improvement.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICER,

TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS.
Governor-Louis X. Church. Bismarck.
Secrelary-M. L. Mccormack, Bismarck.
Treasurer-J. w. Raymond bismarck.
Auditor-J. p. Ward. Sioux Falls. ~
Superintendent of Public uchon-ho
A. Dye, Mcllettc. u,;,,.,
Attorney Generate. F.. Templeton, Fargo.
United States District Attorncy-John E. Car
Co,nmissloner of Immigration-P. F. Mcclure,
United States Marhal-D. W. Marntta. Fargo.
Delegate to Congress-O. S. Clifford, Canton.
Surveyor General-Marais TAYLOR, Huron.
Adjutant G~eneral-Col: Mn. TyneE, Fargo.
Board Of Health-C. f. King. NJ. D., superin-
tendent, Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. ~Justicc-Bartlett Trip, Yankton; asso-
ciate justices-C. 5. Palmer tFourth districtl'
Sioux Falls; w. II. Francis Sixth distrlctl, BIS
marck; w. b. Mcconnell fThird districtl' Fargo,
G. NJ. Thomas First district. Dcadwood; james
Spencer (Fifth districn. Huron. Clerk. H.. Z.
Young, Yankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
Abe. Boynton. Lenox: Alex. Grigss. Grand
Forks: N T. Smith. Huron; --secretarN.
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
c Bismarck
GGaat.ota I-n;yers;ty Vermilion
Hosth Dakota Tniversity.".."-...Gran Forks
Dakota Hospital for the Insane. lahkton
Moth Dakota Hospital for Insane. jamestown
Penetertiary fer Southern Dakota sioux falis
Penitentiary for Northern Dakota .. BISMARCK
Reform School. liahkinS. ui
Deaf Mute sioux Fai!s
Dakota Agricultural bEoosinss
Normal School. : au'so ~
Normal School............. speaImsl
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stamp Il Green have the ralne
work of the Congregational church up.
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u. S. Land Office. Bismarck, ID. T
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rho warehouse which VA. More
contracted to :nljld for the standard
Oil Company was. completed this week
and Svi1l soon I,e filled with oil. NJ. r.
k,inefelter will have charge of the
bnciOeSS.
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jas. ID. Wood, of st. Paul. post'ot1ce
inspector. dropped in to see our post
,uaster last Monday and inspect the
oH 20 which he found in good shape.
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4 side track jiHa cen mid i" lhe
onr4house of thr standard OH GO.
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Archie bingham purchased II OF
the new cottages m SIMS stleet'
Friday.
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Miss Elizabeth Wylie. sister of Mrs.
Ed. Doud, left Thursday evening f,r
London, Ont.
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The newly elected officers of From
tier Lodge l. o. U. f. We're installed
last Tuesday evening.
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l.. W. t:g,snAs4 is h"illins a neat
addition 10 his frsatt',;&r properly.
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Two of the Syndicate cottages are
nearing completion and Will soon ne
occupied.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-21

David Waldron. one of the dlrec'
tors of the New England Colony AS
sociation. came in from the east
Thursday and left the came day 1of
New England City to be III attend
,pce at the church dedication.
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1t will he remembered that about
one year ago a number of cattle es-
capped from the stock yards at Mandan
and the Railroad Company had them
to pay for. This week fred Willard
succeeded in finding nineteen head of
the cattle on the range north of Knife
river and brought them to Dickinson.
They are in good condition and the
company will not lose much.
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Reward Notice.

fNWNfW NNttCt.
will pay 50 per he;ti t"t amy stock
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-20
Items From Brooklyn.

The blizzard struck this place last
week. and the farmers have been wealth
or hound ever since. and utterly unable to
do anv farm work. Early pea planting
Il GENERALLY ali over before st. Patrick !
Dav Int so far this season but very few
ueas have been put in the ground, and
those that have been planted will not
terminate from the cold weather.
The BROOKLYN car shops returning out
from four "a i've new cars day, but
owing to the scarcity Of houses here they
have to bring the mo. of their workmen
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-20
Correspondence Evening Capital ]
A SILVER JUBILEE


Mr.. EDITOR lit may not be known to
many Of your readers that on the 11st
inst the Rev. Father Rector. Henry
Danenhauer. or ST. Mays Church, and
Rev. Michael Stanislaus Burke. Of the
same church. will celebrate the 18th an
niversary Of their elevation % the dignity
Of the Priesthood 1t is Just % years On
that day that twenty young legites knclt
before the venerable and learned Arch
bishop Francis Patrick Kenrick TO re-
ceive the sacrament of Holy Orders. Or
the twenty, four are dead, viz: /. Rev.
Peter Petit, who died OF consumption
shortly after his ordination; 2 Rev. John
Gerdemann, who was drowned in the
Chesapeake bay on the evening OF July
9Th, 1866; 3. Rev. Augustine Frietag, who
died Ia New York In 1888; and a. Rev.
George Euiet, who died in Buffalo last
summer Three of the twenty severed
their connection with the Redemptorlst
Order, and thirteen of the tuenty are still
living, viz: 1. Most Rev VIM. III. Gross,
Archbishop Of Oregon City. Oregon; 2.
Very Rev. Elias r. Sehauer, Provincial
Superior Of the Baltimore Province OF
Redemptorists: g. Very Rev. Wm-
Lowekamp. Provincial Superior Of the
st Louis Province of the Redempturists
4. Rev Henry Menier, of st. Louis: 8:
Rev Adam Petri, of Baltimore; 8. Rev
Francis x. Schnuttgen, of New York; z
Rev. Timothy Euright, of St. Louis; ).
Rev. Alfred DeHam, Of New Orleans; Q.
Rev. Bernard Beck, of Baltimore; 10.
Rev. Charles Hahn, OF Chicago; IL. Rev
Francis Eberbart, of Philadelphia. These
with our own two worthy members Of
the band OF twenty, will celebrate their
Silver Jubilee on the 21st inst at st.
Alphonsus Church, Baltimore city; and
on the following day will be the guests OF
Rev. Henry Danenhauer at Annapolis =
Since his ordination, Rev. Father Rector,
of st. Marys Church has successfully
held the important offices of Master Of
Novices. Rector of st Mary's Church.
Rector Of St. James Church. Baltimore,
Rector of st. Alphonsus Church, Balti-
more, and now again in our midst. Ills
kind and gentle manners have endeared
him to the hearts of all who had the
pleasure of ever being under his spiritual
guidance. The Rev Michael s. Burke
has labored for many years as mission.
airy in the East as well as in the Vest
Even to Canada and to the far Northwest
of Manitoba, has his zeal carried him.
He has frequently held important Offices
In his order and whosoever has once made
his acquaintance has found In Father
Burke the scholarly requirements Of 9
perfect gentleman, as well as the gentle
manners and winning ways of true
minister of the God OF Peace. May these
thirteen enjoy their brotherly reunion
and may the Lord grant them many more
anniversaries. id MuLt0s Amos
SUBSCRIBER.