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Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Cannon 5sans, @opbbue Co., Minr.

Cannon Sans, @opbbue Co., Minr.
Sor nRrmeiie Ra,feesplahs er Cannon
SAILS, iom er en- sauite Iiplis Iioeu Sp; nG,
ten belle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brRnote for
ct War iioen, mel ben bar III reiit Jig op al
Hutnerne meset peuere euo fsr. ser Dor
mango StanbiHapsr. Rau Ter lite mango
0oeoelGs tpmme ino til Spen ianr, hi
Gbtn6bussen siorbe Sarpeit iilor. 8i if
bog roset 6aure os Nais, iaaoiot pi fan
BABE til 5eeo Tor bore areaturer, ibi ri III
lite me9st SD iormeoelit ben iuGre Isrteu,
pi haooe Der iiofte CONNER.
Ser er to Weui9beoer, nemli9 NurIanos
os Bangs, iom betienss al Yaitpr s. V. ail.
bal, en- astet o9 elltet SI9leisrser.
Sens s. Guam.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Grafton, @alib Go, Dat.

Befolfuinsen Der eountpet uoslsres al
maHsioIoise Raticner, men Sianoinauerne
er / Maioriteten baaoe / Spso cs Sp. Ser
banbte nplis ben isrselise lllptie, at en-
Nano paa so Aar eler ncset peroper tos
aipst al fig i Grafton Scuie peo at ltpbe Jig
en- ausle for Yanoen; ban opoe itrnr. War.
iasen til bette fortpiuleoe Striot ijenoer man
ifie; ban ital sfterlaoe zig 5amilie i Bergen.
yforae. On Epuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
u perttsfem
ciUet | %0elter6eimen.
Original Ropsus Of 'SusHanos.e Cutters 5orfattsr .. n. sofs.
Sosen er trpt paa soot Yapir, imuft inobuneen mo iorsplot ihl, os
idlses til ben biaiss yris, as Gents.
SuOh

Rpbpsseup Gmer,a-Ie grfeuoe paa Seoemartn-Ien mtsforfaasos 9rlopsu.
-Nnfoen-gn uBf gaabe- uopauorIns pun tommr str-5noes fanoe 8ardhr
tommsr tem-8olo bIauosr Ts 8uhfrbsn % ubfsoes Of 9Rensbebsn-Gt tlmmerHst
Samip Bob iorumosr % quiet br9nosr-gt MT Ro ROer Settlement On frRttsna
Cpniusmmeie- On bWt upHIs Guh- Accumulation al gRenpho, oa atr bp9aes-
asNtr iun 2anoplase-gu "Storfane" meo TO Rdoue-gt fnesIpast iRenusRe-Rrts
Zig SptttLie os ubpsse- Sioomeuuefr bhor after gRsunsfe -Stlnefrsser -gn Gufts
sors 90 Sammsr paa fin aRanbs grau On iauo Ben Rson-gt lumf Toro-gntn
arsters ION mstRutt-1o Smuubsu iporpf furfuunbne- JprtG-gu forporpen
uussut-Gu "Storarmsr" Ro Riue 7a1sr-7s TO smaabsrrs Cpboro bamt 9ubt
CO be Smaa fmr after fin Jrbso- Stofarmren bm 5oHposr os
Stut-gt rRoiomt Ssubassto- ct Banfegube-gn aloorhs Brqoieu-Gt efeufun-
Barre oa gGrre-Ghr Banpie-gu @aabe isf-BuoepiIe- Jorfoutra.
abresis: y. Nnunoien, DEBORAH, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

lag I'll 9ooe, os bIsu palst VI. a%ritiauisu,
Sobn gleus % VI. Slion.
6orsHinstn ooiser os tribes, % leg haa'
Der, at bet oil Rare ct soot Niooel til at
boloe S'anoinuperue iamist os brinss Spsse
os {ripieI iblanet benz uos / ct triit Terri.
torn.
gPeo mango Silierer iii cue nine Beilenbie
Of "1ecorab Epitsn's 2Giere tesnsr iss mig
riteo al Nstelis. 8. 6enoeriou.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Suroal, Ninn.
Sr. TeoaftDr!

s 2eres Rreoe Slao iaa ri npli9 en- her.
l'9 Seltrtpelie fra Sitparten Of port Gountp,
men ltoet bar enonl u9ret berettet fra Seit.
parter, nastet Der / Sureal psiaa tr et tot
p9 breot settlement al norife 6olt. gr Geres
Slao nobreot | bet pitre % miotre Of gouu.
tpet, iaa er bet p,it uobreot Der / rtsere Waal
% lGics meb iiprre Snteresie emo npset on.
bet Slao. Nuar bette er lao, n,aa bel Ies oas
laa finoe Ncaet at TRIBE ON fra os.
Yen forrise Seits Gsrfe os ben LANCE Sin,
ter brinser %piituof 5armerle til at bore lpar-
lontnle meo llooelinsen al 5ooeret; BOG maa
ri ber lite flase. vi ft i ale Senieenoer en-
9anIte goo Ssit Ser er mango uelItaaeuoe
6armere os faa iattise; ON Der iiubes en-,
lom iiooer | GiGlo cs ifuloe bore ulpttelis
paa ilosen Mtaabe, iom bet banote npsle
ifjor, of 6uie os Spr opbr9nbte, pa tar bet
lille lang 3io at inbiamle blanbt Suroals
Sebpere en- 600 Dollars. Ntter ct grsmpel
Sor faa 9ase lioen bGnote oct, at On tabte
lin Seit, ns, ea man ptoite, at ban life par
nosen Sitting, inotom Der mart Yense til en-
anoen Seft.
vi bar life pGret plaset meo ncsenioms
BELT &irteitrio. airtenS Seflenoelie er en- /
iaa S%enieenoe. Yor Sl9leiprser 8. VI. Su
bar ilitti9t ierset for SjGlenes 5relie %
triiteii9 Splpsnins, FAINT 8oriirmauternes
llnoerpisnir9 % TelisionsItolen / bet Sele.
3titritt 102 bar jim c9en 2Grer, ipm bar 8
Waaneoers Stole, 61s ensellf ps ~ norit.
9e andre Giitrifter aoerterehe ,fjor eiter en-
li9nenoe Scorer, men Der melote Tia in9en,
lom SiItrifterne funoe le Jig ilent meb.
%lln9opmmen CT title % f%reoeli9; ri bprer
life ont 9ans % 9ritielas, men i~iteoenior
bar ri sociables, bpor iaapel De 9glore ipm
be gn9re f%ornpier Jig.
apinbeforeninsen, iom life bar arbeibet
mere eno ct 9tar, bar ~inoiamlet Nibler ooer
6orpentning. Senne gan o9laa Stpoet til
sociable. Hurdals farmers alliance orioer
mualfe lit Irbeioe fraitisere END be ileite
andre Steoer / Staten. 9ette maa %piitnof
for en- Del tilitripes DC mango laa uel pplplte
Sarmere, ium p9iaa bar baot tn ileraari9
Stoleunberpisning. vi oisie nlaa nGpnes
Srn. 6. 8. Satleitao, buis 1ieneite ifjor par
til @aun for Minneiota. Meo bans SptrRz
ben lom Statsreprelentatipe fan Snsen iinoe
Sell; ban er osiaa ieIpifrepen til neite Suls.
Ssiaa 3arien Sros. bar taset es flor Snter
este / gliancer. Zen pn9ite af 5irmaet,
Saus Gariou, er fpbt / Conn Of Nprpap,
Raciue 60, isis, bpor ban blep o~pora9en
paa 5arm. Sans llnsoomstio brustes til
2Gsnius iom sanite uns oros ban til Tos
DIETER Seminarp, boor ban bar / 2 lar. sc
mere Irefpentereoe ban "Ga Crosse 8ulineis
College" ira builfet ban bar Diploma. Saas
rem 1879 Hptteoe ban til BLOOMFIELD, Sill
more Co., Minr., buor ban lioen bar 6eret.
San bar inoebaft en- Ntasie 9iliosbperp,
blanot bpilte ri ifal n9pne Suffice Of Eeace"
/ 2 Nnr, Soiuu glerf / 8 Nar, 9iitrict 3reas
iurer of the Common School / en- GGfte al
War, SefretGr for the farmers mutual fire
insurance of Bloomfield, NenisbsoS Sasies
rer, % bar Here 9ange pRret palSt JON Gil
ipnsmano for ben norlfe Stole. Sloomiielo
pil opltiue bam iom Tesiiier Of Geeb, ps ri
nil gnIte ham COB &pffe. t.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
SDrreipDnDallce.

/, IA aorrsipouoanier itrsmmer iua
,,Iiot tuo MI fer Eioen, at Ri bar fore
a,,r,sr. er ri mot til at slpre uooras,
,.,,,rs elIer ~iortere, oeraf, boilfet Sns
~ noa tase iloe op, oa bette er ben
,r,ite uopei, pi bar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Medsnof, 8rano Sorts Co., Sat.
Spen Ntetenof er life 9lore END fra iilor
Sgit os bar alereoe MI ct Sotel, 3 Sutiter,
Ypittontor, 2 gleuaturs, Depot, Smeoie %
en- 4oe Sutit er unoer Bpsning.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Hcttclic: = 5 en- tiolisere 8prreipou.
oance Der / glaoet itaar bpuIton eIteoetfor
Conn OF SbeIoon, tbi Der par bet, at So
lopnpGienet MATTE 9ipe op iisl9e 5oltets
Nfitemntns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
5rempel al, isis.

RItTIVtII uU, xCIS.
Ser Dor ri blanot iaa ipGre SluIis at
man tan pGre banse for at ie op til 3oppen
al Dem.
Sor nR,melte Martebsplaos er @alespille,
en- ltoen liplis Sp paa oper 1000 Subbps.
gere; Der er en- NtsIle, 3 Smeoier, en- Yosn'
mater, 8 ener 10 Suttter, en- llbrma9er ps en-
3, 4 Salooner. q. o.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gbmaro Sbepsrb fra harrisburg. SE., 4.
ger: Sioen electric Bitters bar sjort mig fan
neset sebt, eriienber ies bet for min TItat q
labe ben libenbe Msnnsi.smasis rise bet. 6 {
bapt ct aabent Guar / ct Sen s Nar. Minc
oGser erilarebe, at enten MATTE i.s bap. Bt.
net "Trabet" e1er aftasst. Sitebet bruste iea
8 SLATER al electric gitters % : 2Giter a.
Sudlens Nrnica Salre, os genst er M friiti.
electric Bitters irlses for 50 Gents 5lait.n,
os Budiens Grnicu Saloe iii 25 Gents pr
9Gite a s. 8. N~outeomerp & Cos NSot.
BET. Selses pna Nppthctsr i ale Bper. Is,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Another Case of Desertion.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. "a rare scene was en-
acted at the South st. Louis depot of the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain & Sauthern rail.
road last evening. A young woman with
babe in her arms tottered into the depot
and sank into seat, wan and haggard
from exposure and want, but bearing all
the traces of refinement and beauty.
Ticket Agent Walsh was Immediately in
terested, and when the woman asked how
far she could ride for 40 cents he kindly
but firmly ELECTED the story of her woe.
She had walked from Cuba, Mo-, and was
endeavoring to reach Delassus where her
father. wealthy farmer named Munford
resided. A few years ago Miss Rettalie
Muntord, broken down woman, was COM
PEELED by her parents to marry youn q
lawyer named Thomas, though at the time
she was betrothed to another. pros perou s
young farmer OF the village of Delassus.
to be dissolute, dragged her down to pow
erty and want and finally de-
serted her and She has started for her old
home, too proud to ask aid of any one, A
purse was made up at the depot, but the
woman refused to accept it and burst into
tears at the idea OF becoming an object of
charity. She was finally induced to be-
lleve her money would carry her to Delas-
sus and the conductor of the train was in.
structed to see that she reached her home
in safety.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY OCT H. 1898.
THAT SEPTEMBER CORNER.
Over Twenty Firms Still OH the Brink of
Going to the Wall.

Going to the Wall.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Beneath the calmer
surface Of affairs on Change there is a
turbulent current that grows broader and
deeper with every day that passes by and
sees no settlement in the September wheat
DEAL The danger IF disaster to many
others than those who defaulted to Hutch
inson is so great that every one interested
preserves the utmost secrecy pending
negotiations. Thrrearegood reasons for the
belief that there is still remaining short.
age of over l.000,0O0 bushels-that two or
three of the largest houses on the board
are seriously involved IN it, and that al
together no less than twenty firms are
trembling on the brink OF the cLasm. The
smaller of these houses are in an exceed.
lngly bad way because any distinction at
this late day would be invidious. Big
houses for whom it is Hutch sis gunning''
have taken advantage of this fact and will
either get reduction for everybody or
force the small ones to pay the full amount
some som of them will unquestionably do unless
Hutch comes down a number of pegs. Up
to last. night old Hutch had refused to
come down single notch. G. G. Moore,
}: G. Boyd, Jack Cudahy and Charley
Singer held a conference. Cudahy and
Singer were appointed to confer with
Hutch and offer him Sl.5O. The old man
groWled out an emphatic refusal.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
The Majority and Minority Report.
ON the Tariff Bill Presented
to the Senate.
Complaints Entered Against the Man.
itoba and Northern Pacific Roads
for Charging Excessive Rates.
Northwestern NIille,s un the Bull Side
of the Markct-Flshermpm aud
Their Families Starving.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

The Senate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Among the bills
reported from the committees and placed
on the calendar were the following: The
senate bill to authorize the sale OF timber
on certain lands reserved for the use of the
Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin and Min
nesota: senate bill regulating the allotment
Of lands in severalty to the Indians. The
senate then resumed consideration of Mr.,
Hale's resolution OH Mr.. Bennet's circular
as to the discharges from the arsenals and
armories and Mr.. Teller opened the dis
cussion upon it. After considerable debate
the resolution was agreed to. The senate
bill relating to the classification of post
offices and the amendment OF the act Of
March 8, 1883, 'to adjust the salaries of
postmasters,' was ION motion of Mr.. Nor
gam taken from the calendar and passed.
The majority and minority reports on the
tariff bill (as we'll as Mr.. Beck's yiews)
were presented and ordered printed. After
an executive session the senate adjourned
till Monday.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Tafying Germany,s New Rn1er

BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Emperor Williams re-
ception at Vienna has sent thrill of graft
tlcatlon throughout the empire. His social
acts and personal geniality have hitherto
been known only in limited circles. The
current notions investing him with cold,
rected by the smiling serenity with which
he passed through the tiring ceremonies
associated with his reception. The oficial
papers here and at Vienna comment on the
emperor's speeches as assurances that the
German and Austrian armies are practi-
cally united and ready for action against
common enemies.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
The House.

The senate bill was passed providing
that the secretary Of the treasury may per.
NIT the use Of petroleum as fuel on steam
ers not carrying passengers without the
certificate of the supervising inspector of
the district where the vessels are to be
used. Mr.. Burns of Missouri thc. called
up the conference report OH the general
deficiency appropriation bill. The confer
ence report was rejected in order to enable
the conference committee to change the
language providing for the investigation of
the Washington aqueduct matter so as to
enlarge the scope Ut inquiry. Adjourned,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Injured in a Collision.

CHICAGO, Oct. Am inquiry by an as
sociated press reporter at the local office OF
the Chicago & Atlantic Railway company
in regard to the accident at Kontz, Ind,
ELECTED the following statement from Cen
eral Superintendent Thomas: A work
train with gang of Italians on board.
who We're engaged upon repairs, stopped
at the tank to take water when fast
freight train ran into it, causing general
smash. Three Italians were Seriously
wounded and from thirty-five to forty
others more or less cut OF bruised.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
stupid Attempt at swindliue.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4-Eighteen trunks
filed with $4,000 worth of fine silks, etc.,
which recently arrived from Chicago. were
seized by the police at the American ex-
press office today and their alleged owners,
Samuel Winsberg and AdoJph Barring,
both of Chicago, placed under arrest. At
the station they admitted that Winsberg
obtained the goods on credit from j. Y.
FarWell 4 Co. and afterwards turned them
over to Barling as security for three notes
aggregating S1,800 on which no money was
ever paid. The men will be turned over to
the Chicago police.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Hammered Each Other F,erce,x.

New YORK. Oct. 4.-Jack Lane of Brook
lyn and Jimmie Collins of Newark, n. j.,
fought nine terrific rounds on the turf at
Benson Hurst, L. l., this forenoon. The
fighting was fast and furious and very
little science was displayed by either COM
combatant. In the eighth round Collins
broke his wrist by sledge-hammer blow
on Lanes head. Collins fought the ninth
round with the good hand, essaying to fin
ish the battle with rush. He did not sue
ceed. In the tenth round Collins was una
Lane
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Annexation Will Stop It.

OTTAWA, Oct. 6.-Four of the inspectors
OF customs for Manitoba along the bound
ary between Dakota and Manitoba revealed
the fact that extensive smuggling opera
tions in opium, wheat and other valuable
products were being carried on in that dis
trlct and that large quantities of Canadian
timber have found their way into the
United States without the knowledge of
the owners or government officials. The
headquarters of the parties engaged in
these operations are at st. Joe and Waltha.
Dak., and Morden, Manitoba.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Favorable to Canadian Annexation

OTTAWA, Oct 6.-Mr. Sherman's state
ment on the relations of the United States
with Canada is accepted by statesmen and
public men generally. irrespective of party,
throughout the dominion as an intimation
that the leading republicans have decided
that. Canada must be annexed or fight for
her independent national existence. 1t is
expected that all annexation CLUB will be
started shortly throughout Ontario, Quebec
ana the maritime provinces. Leading i'm
perial federation managers have resolved
to push the immediate extension of the
league to fight the annexationists.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
THE TUG OF VAR.

The New York and St. Louis Clubs to
Contest for National Honors.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The arrangements
for the worlds championship series be-
tween the New York and st. Louis clubs
were closed at late hour tonight. The
opening game is at New York. October
10Th. at Boston, October 18th; New York.
October 18th: Brooklyn, October 18th:
New YORK. October Goth; Philadelphia.
October 2Sd; ST. Louis, October 25th, 26th
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
On the Verge of Starvation

QUEBEC, Oct. 4-News from Maisie. 2O2
miles east of Saguenay, is of the most ap-
palling description. The whole population
Of that district is on the brink of starva-
ton. The fisheries this season have sig
nally failed. The crops, of no great ac-
count at any time, have also turned out
badly and the few provisions in the place
are high in price and the unfortunate in
habitants do not know which way to turn
for food and clothing.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
HEWITT NOMINATED.

The Democracy of New York split Vile
Open.
New YORK. Oct. 6.-The county conven-
ton OF the New York county democracy as
sembled at Cooper Union this afternoon for
the purpose of selecting candidates for the
county offices. Hon. WV. Niles placed in
nomination for mayor Abram S.Hewitt, the
reclamation. The convention then adj
journed without making further nomina-
tons. The ticket will be completed Tues
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
A Novel Idea,

The Groton Leader makes novel propo
sition to farmers as follows: Farmers, we
want about dozen of you to sow two
acres Of wheat each this fall, as follows:
Sow on stubble with seeder, too late for
the wheat to sprout this fall, then plow it
under and harrow in the spring. II YOU
fail to get as good or a better crop than on
adjoining land we will donate the Leader
one year for each such failure.'
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Chinese Crossing Into America.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The collector Of
customs at Port Townsend, Ore, reports
by telegraph that Chinese laborers are ar
riying from British Columbia with proper
admitted. Assistant Secretary Maynard
replied by telegraph sending him the pro
visions of the Chinese exclusion bill and
saying that it went into effect at the date
of approval by the president-O October 1st.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
REME .MBER!

Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is q
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity that
the chances are all equal and that no one can
"Remember, also. that the payment Of prizes is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
Of New Orleans. and the tickets are signed by the
President of an Institution, whose chartered
rights recognized in the highest courts; there
fore beware of any limitations or anonymous
schemes'
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Complain of Excessive Charges.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 4.-Owing to the short
wheat crop there has been general COM
plant against the Manitoba and Northern
Pacific in regard to grain rates. Several
conferences between the railroad officials
and railroad commissioners have been
held and as result Of these meetings il is
expected that both lines will make Slight
reduction in grain rates soon,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
A Relic of Antiquity in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Judge Thurman
and son arrived here this morning about
8 O'clock. Mrs. Thurman and children
went on to Baltimore. During the day the
Judge consulted with other ATTORNEYS in the
telephone case and this afternoon went out
to Oak View, where lie will be the guest of
the president over Sunday.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
Trains Delayed by Snow.

IsHPEM1Na, Out. 4.-The snow storm of
Monday covered the entire peninsula and
in the eastern district trains have been
seriously delayed by heavy and slipping
snow on the tracks.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
First Publication October 5, 1881
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
q. s. LAND oEp1cE, B1sMAnok, D. T.. /,

Us. LAND OEF1oE, BISMARCK, D. T..
September 2s. 1883.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
T.. on November g. 1883, viz: "
JOHN WILL,
for the southwest n Of section 70, township 1se,
He names the following witnesses to prove hia
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: N-- -
A. W. skinner, Lindford Skinner. nscar Rail-
Joseph Allen. all Of Mckenzie p. o., D. 4. ''
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof. Or who knows Of any
Of the interior department, why such proof proof
should not be allowed, Will be giveH an on
portnnity ct the above mentioned time and place
to cross examine the witnesses Of said Claimant.
and to offer evidence In rebuttal Of that snb.
- OSCAR p. REA. Register.
JNo. a. REA, Attorney for Claimant.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
The Devil will Get Him Sure.

DUBUQUE, Oct. 6.-The Rev. C. o. Brown,
pastor of the Congregational church of this
city, in four-column article published
this morning endeavors to fasten the
Mott of the Second Presbyterian church in
using portions Of sermons delivered by
Rev. TalmaRe.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
viii Go on 4 Strike.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The North Side street
car conductors and drivers decided at 4
o'clock this morning to go out on strike
400 to Z.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
a Minneapolis Sensation,

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-There was a sen.
sation at the district court this morning
when e. T. Teller, father of Mrs. Hasf0rd.
tainted in court and was carried out into
the hall and died an hour later in terrible
agony.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
Third Year Opens September Is, 1883.

-Four courses of study-Classical, Scien-
tific, Normal and Preparatory. In the
Normal Course the Territory pays the
tuition for twenty-five, (25) students.
Free unfurnished rooms in the college
building for ladies only.
dress Rev. James Rodgers, A. NJ, Principal,
Jamestown, D. T.
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gtah decided to make no nomination for
delegate. Both parties will unite to defeat
the Mormon candidate. @
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