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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
CHURCHES

| and third sunday both morning and night. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night Class-meetlng every thrd Sunday. Chiidren's Missionary Socle- ty every first sunday at 4:30r Nj. No- mans Missionary meeting lst Friday i'll every month al 1 30 fM, Sunday school at 9:30 every Sunday, B Deav- CT, Supt.
 Rev. 5 C. Matthews, Pastor. pRHsBYTFHAS CHURCH Preaching every second and fourth sabbath in . erab month. morning aEd evening praygfpsaAt+r--f1lfNs 2 V sf'v-AA t'ffIere'ld77 - ming. Sunday school every sabbath a' S45.
 " N CroZiey, Minister. NE. CuS.eH-Sarvices Hrst sun
 ,- each month at the Baptist church at Il m and al night
 Rev. Ii. II. SeR0GGs. PRIaATIVK BAPTisT.-SerVlees ev- sr, second sunday in each month ana Saturday before. Sunday school 9.St AM, l. Watson, Supt.
 Ela. R. Loving, Pastor. hld B Starkc will preach regularly at the Baptist church here on the first Sunday, morning and evening MlssIoNERY BAPTIST Services ev- cry third sunday and at night Prayer meeting every Tuesday night
 II. Calvert. Paste r. C. .PEESBYrERIAS,-S at tp- tgt church every 4th Suldag. m 7tl ingand evening, by Rev. II Kelley. LUTHERAN Services avery Sunday at lO.20 A NJ Sunday school every Sunday at3 Nj. l E Rader, SLpt.
 Rev. A. 5 Bartholomew. Pastor. Seventh-Day Adyentists-M Meeting every sabbath at II O clock and Sabbath school at To.
 P HENDERSON. ELD-H
 X E. SWEARINGEN, oI Pr. SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. F.SA. M.-Meets at hall in Baptist church Friday night on or before full moon in each month.
 B. r. Deayer NJ. Atwood, See.
 s.8.& I. co Meets first Monday in each month l.. D. l'etross. Pres.
 ,Jo l. Kennedy. Sec, Sprinodale Lodge No. 90 40. r. ". Meets every athel "Wednesday night at 7.iop. III, al C. \. E. hali
 D Christ ian, M W,
 N Frost. Recorder. '. <. Grant Post No q. Meets af- ternoon oI iil st Saturday reach month. and at mght of third saturday Ill each month at G A. R hall.
 X W, Baker, Commander. E. r. Hail, Adiutant,
  C.U. Carlyle Camp Nc s. s. Vt. <. A. DlvIsion of Ark. Meets 2d and ith Saturday nights of each month at G A. k hall. ". Carter, 0apt.
 O. C. Crawford, 1st sergeant Ark. State Division is also located at Springdale. Otis E. Gulley, Col
 0. C Crawford, Adj
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

For lame back, sIde or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c. For sale by W. Y. Wlnton
 E. F. Denver & Go. are filling up their store with the handsomest goods that can be found for the Spring trade.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

B. F. Deaver X Co.'S. cheap cash store is the place for you to buy your goods
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

We have established | laundry in the old store bvilding opposite the public park, and will do washing cheap as anyone. Give us q call.
 5. RoBB.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

lee cream, Lemonade, Soda-pop and all kinds of summer drinks at J " Kensll's, Main St
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

B. F. Denver & Co, have just re ee1yvd large invoice Of trunks.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

For the next ten days I will sell at cost my remaining stock of Mil Iinery. Cal carly and secure bar gains.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

If you have any cash to spend go to B. F. Deavsr X Co, as they have the goods and prices to suit all.
 B. F. Deaver t Co. have nice limo ofprints that they arc closIn 2 out at } cents per yard.
 Call and see E. r. Denver k Cos, stock of Dry Goods and Clothing. It Is complete Tn every particular.
 Meat! Meat!!
 Go to J. B. Henson's butcher shop or all kfnds of fresh meats.
 Nine and ten ounce Denim and Duck overalls at 90 cents per pair at 5. F Daavef & Cos.
 G Y keaaan has just received large lot of sIlVerenc watch cases. Now IS the time to exchange your old silver cases for new ones. Key or stem wind, snap or screw bczel.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

All notes held by B. F. Dea-. yer X Co. that are due must be
 settled Ut once. Please attend to.
 ! this without further notice
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

azS When no special number of times is stated locals will be run untli ordered out and charged for accordingly.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Just received | large invoice of Boots and Shoes at E. r. Denver X Co.'S. in d styles and prices.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!

Best III the market-warrm teed feTthfeeYeafs soldby ke bert Orr
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
Rev. 5 (. Matthews. Pastor.

PRKsBYTE#TAE CHURCH Preaching every second and fourth sabbath in . qrah month. morning aId evening
 praygf9el'+r--yf-1 2 Nsi'v-NN t'f1r~e1T77 '---
 ming Sunday school every sabbath $
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Mrs. McCaskill, Mrs. NJ. E. Cas- tleberry and Miss Lillie Lee, of Bonneville, are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mrs. Castleberry is ] daughter of Mrs, Latimer.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
WHY WOMEN FDE.

Mss MARY HoDGEs.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Barnett Smiley met with very unfortunate accident Wednesday ey- enlnq. In attempting 10 leap from a step-ladder onto aswinging trapeze he missed the distance and fell heavily to the ground breaking both bones of his left arm just above the wrist. The wound was dressed by pr. Young and Barnett IS getting along very well, He has the sym pathv of Tns NEWS anu his other springdale friends, of which there are many, in his misfortune
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

John Mcclure was up from Ft, Smih first of the week.
 chas. lIawn and Bob.Latimer spent the Fourth at Pea Ridge.
 ". C. Vincenheilcr is in Tennes- see on business trip.
 The south bound passenger tram was hours late Tuesday.
 , [. DeaYer and wife visited re- las.ves in Fayetteville Sunday.
 B. r. Deaver and wife are spend. Ing the week at Sulphur Springs.
 z. II. LowdcrmiIk is down from Galena Kansas, on visit to his fam fiy
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

The Rev Geo. II. Thayer, of Ind. says: Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh,s Consumption
 Cure" For sale by ". I. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Why Will Ton cough when ShI loh's Cure will give immediate re lief. Price 10 cts, 5o cts, and 4l
 For sale by W. '. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
Meat! Neat!

Go to J. B. Henson's butcher shop or all kinds of fresh meats.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Shilogh's Catarrh Remidy -a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker- Mouth. For sale by w. Y. Winton.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
Dn,EEy GtUcEE.

We notice tsat many c. oa- farmers ere
becoEAiug inSeJes:ed II. the dairy stock.
They oea &nere is no money il The >ce1
grade for m1--Dn5.ota, Pee: must take Is
3*a12$ng on the plains. No3ico Golden
King ir e-oss-.2x :olc,un.
SoAo Mct<.;uson las exchanged lis 5ioy
ou%l-Hs1.ec. jersey bull with L;ryios ii
lows Tor ODs 81 $h5 t.;srso stock.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
ANCTGTG;Ee CENTENNIAL,

Ahe occurrnce of the ono hu1ireith au.
niversary Of the Inauguration CT George
Washington WAS cclebrsted N . very
cre0ltable manner by the cl5ize>s Of AUS
tin. Tie program w&s carefully carried
out. At sunrise She tumults SO faiai..ar
ringing bells ard shrickirg whistles was
faithfully reproduced,
The business houses and many pirate
residences were gayly DECORATED with
flags.
At o'clock religious services we're
held in The several churches. ct sle
Congregational church It's Sors. aecc~s-
tions We're very elaborate. L:Eenesses o.
George and Martha Washington a~0 Tags
were special foesures. Very appropriate
music was rendered by the choir. Re,Tr.
Wright gave brief address setting forth
some of tAe divine pro7ide2ces in ahap-
ing events leading 40 20 che establish
meat OF the Federal union. Few 4.
Morse and F. T. Mcbride followed with
remarks
At the Baptist cllucc-- sHecla, attention
was given &c floral decorations ant m.7~
sic. On the Nail oTer he pulpit were
the pictures Of George Washington ,:3c
Abraham Lincoln And the MANNERS 1853
1889. Rev. Stanley gave q very Garott;lT
prepared address Set; ing forth II c>>uciae
language tie previous events. from 10
surrender Of Ccr-waiiis to tie ;na-gura-
ton = Washington.
A. o'clock ,. IN. the procession, ~
der command Of Allan Mollisou, yaarsl> 8,
of the IA. started from G.. Il. 4. :1al,.
marched dowG St. Psu. street to Adams,
alorg adams TO Chatham, up Cha! = an
to Wg,ver, along Water TO Nam aad or
" all -,vicet &c ccurt house square This
order WAS Is fellows: Austin co.net bad
Co.,, s Mcintyre Drum Corps enc Pcs,
carriage With mayor, speaker OF the CAY
and Chaplain: AustIl are Gcpirtr2e en- :,
and citizens in carrla yes
In ANTICIPATION CT cid winds, arrange.
ments hee been LAada 10 held the oxar-
NiSSo al '1os--E I-Ot-SC --tti1. IlCES tI.GN
Music vas furnished by the olscttcstc
half tx people obtained admission.
from the Baptist church, s.csi>5ela by 1Lc
GleGscr. Prayer was offered BY Nev
Wright: Q. ". Shaw hen gaze an a}a:>.
crate sd foEc3l.*l description .: the CO Z
ditlon Of tie country a. :he close CT tie
war OF the Revolution. lie touched Min
a masters hand the part played by coE
yressnen il laying, under the Dles5;1 &
of God, the foundations G. the 3Utlro
unity and stability Of CTR government.
We regret that We have lot the time to
prepare s~'acpsls Of this very interest
ing and practical address.
The weather was all shat could De de-
sired, and the celebration was timely az 1
creditable to our city
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
[SEAL1
(.S
90 ~ MAIN >,

GTATE OF l.yNNESoTA COUNTY,
,ooF MOWER, cs-Distr:cs Court, Tenth Ju-
Caroline i. Sc:*th, Plaintiff, va. Hiram ]. D,
niiEtr i'.,:e:lce n. .iiner, his wife, Walter
L. i~nit, Walter y. HO.I IS assignee for the
beHt:'t Ct creditors oe HirGla J. D. Miner,
:nGo,veCt. and Charles :. Eakor. defendants.
Ice 8 lte OF Nl~nc5o~s 10 tho above Iamed
cefei dGnts;
You arc each OF you aro hersoy summoned
and required tC answer the con plant OF the
plaintiff l.. tie above entitled acsion which is
on tie IL the o.1oa &C the Clerk Or said court,
at ms ONCE n tie Court E-ouse al tho city of
Austin, IN ssic comfy ana state. RuG TO serve
a copy O. Your answer 20 ssj<, coco paint on
the subscribers ct their Office &: the city of
Austin, r SAID comfy and state withii, swen-
t. LGys after the service CT this sur1mors
upon .Jcu, exclusive cf the dGy Of such SER
yioe; ana It yol fail to answer the said con-
:2;s:n+ With. me line aforesaid, the p:sintif
-el:es tc.aandc6 III said ccmrAint.
Dated this iot day OF February, 1859.
KINGSLEY & Sc GPh EHD,
P.a.ItijfS Attorneys,
'Z6 austin, Kim.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
sHERIFHG SALE .
STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY
NJ or MHWER--ae - - 49,

By virtue Of IN execution Issued cut of the
District Court for the menthJudinial nisrricri1
and for the County OF Mower ana Sfate Of
Minnesota to mo directed and aalivered' ~
Whereas, e. Judgment was duly rsnIared m
tho LIST day CT September 1883, In I'm action in
justice court in the county or Mower ard
state aforesaid wherein q. e. Ichrson n.
was plaintiff end Thomas 8. Jacohson was
defendant ia faVo" OF said ninlntifr and
against sGid 0cfeudent for the snn Of forty
sevensand $1,000 dollars (547 80 as appears
by the Transcript Of Judgment filed ia Tie
office OF the Cier& OF the DISTRICT Court for said
County OF Mower, and "hereas snld iuGgz snt
was duly docGeted IN said county on The lTth
day Of September 1883 ErG tbs s>,I, offortv
seven end calico dollarc <S41.3a) is now actually
due With interest on said amount. + nave o.,
this 10th dcy OF April A.. q. 1889 levied u,,on
al! the right, titie, interest anG ectste
CT the w;tht0 named Judgment debtor
Thomas $. d&cobs0,. Ia ind TO the following
deaorlbeG real eotate u!tUated In tao County
of Mower and state OF Minnesota, 10 W.T.: tie
north west ueacte: OF section No Tiph,een
ilS> Townsh!p nc ere hundred ana yWo flON
Notth Or Range No.;5eVertc en{l )Veat togeth-
or With oil tne reyeruioIary interest and
estate OF sale Judgment debtor IN end 10 the
above aoS3:ised premises, aud will COL tie
same 50 Eubtic Vendla 20 she t,;;,hss 81 LiG der
FOR ga cG &c s"tisGy sAiG execution anL rests OF
"a the city o. fnSt.C II celd County 81 Newer
ano state 81 isinnescta On Ssatrv:ay. the list
oay Or SECo =. =, loe 81 ten O'clock a. n. OF
thnG day,
Dated tais I6;i 0Gy OF Apwi / T. 1SasA
ALAL.N MOALISlrl, EhsriT
or n G,Ter comfy Finn.
ID. L. johnson Jr. Icy. f. usttn Kim, I-11
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01

o4NS4 = " -~'~o1-A4A ~ Al!ALlS.
11TATE o. MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF NOWEA-ss.
Csc: 1889
/ the Ea:ter or TIC estate OF Ne!s Hedge
son deceased.
Letters ct administration or tho estate CT
saiI G,ccasc3 being Wis Day granted unto
.. (. johnson j.. - sait CO.. MY.
II is ordered. I.:at ali claims and demands
o. Al: patSo:.s against said es.a.n be crescent
81. to tbs Court Tor ex&IG;l9tiCr and tieorirg,
az tae Probate CCicc, in tiic ci"y or -Ausyiu,
IL ;e:G county, On lac following DAYS, viz:
D. Mo-.lny, t&y o. May 9TH l. .. 1854
az ten { cock Ill the forenoon. end on MoE
day the aOtG cay Of September, {. 4. 1863, AZ
ten O'Clock in tee forenoon.
II is ordered further, cha ST.. irnltilc
from tf.o 0Ntc horeo: be allowed &c creditors
20 present ttcir claims e~ains- sa.t. estate.
a. the axg:rs,iJl e. -,siCa time IA claims 40:
presented to s;-Q Court, or nA proven to
It's satisfaction, .tall be forever Barred, Gn-
less 70: caI5e shown further time be allowed.
Ordered further, That said =, Z. .Ionn-
sou Js. administrator sc aforesaid, shall!
cause notice Of tLc time a>t plaza OF ttt, hctr-
i'ie and examination OF sale ci4iuis aid d.
mands, by publishing notice TIE tccf for four
weeks successfully in the MONlR COUNTY
IRANsGRIPI 81 newspaper printed and pub
lished at tac oity of austin IN said county,
Dated March -. 1855.
/ BY the Court,
lSEAL] W. W. RANrEY,
10 Judge OF Probate,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
COUNCIL FROCEEDIxGS.

Friday Evening, Aplil IS. 1882.
Mayor Gibson and Alderman Wcss ab
sent, Acting Mayor Leonard in the chair,
Applications for liquor license wero re-
ceiyed from the following parties, 2ad
directed 20 De granted OF payment Of
$500 each: James Geragh5y, ;oi saloon
on Bridge street. with e. Z. Dals.;cr and
2. G. Sullivan as bords-en.
Matt Smith, saloon OF Bridge street,
Danlei Eefner end r. Dunklema1 as
bonasr,en.
Matt clscie, saloon or M:ll street, Jcs.
Keenen and =. Dettlebach honl3n2en.
Martin E SypheI, saloon e. corner OF
Mil 2nd ChstLam streets, frank Ray
mond alC Z. H. ?leca bcrCsmen
We:se! r Droisne-, saloon on corner Of
Mill and Chatham streets, 4. Friedrich
and Nick Kohle bondsren.
WeiseI & Driesner south side of Neil
street, T. T. KeYser and J. K. Gtrever
bordsmen.
Albert Groh, north side Of Bridge st.,
Matthias Mecnenick, T. Fl. Eobsrts and
J. A. PressmaE bondsnen.
jacob Fischer, corner Bridge and Pail
way streets, Joseph F.tzthun and Joseph
SchWan bondsmen.
Thcs. Meaney, west side Railway st.,
James Crcnan and E. j. Ames boaGsnen.
Lawrence Nugert, corner Bridge and
Railway streets, Joseph Lamping and F..
3. Clark bondsmen.
Michael Collins, corner Railway and
4th streets, A. Mocnan and Frank Hang
gi bondsmen.
The bond of John Bennett, for plumber
with E. J. Ames and John Beckel as sure
ties, was accepted.
Phillip Reinartz applied for license for
two billiard tables. His application was
granted. The council not agreeing on
amount of license, 1t was left at 1926 as at
present.
w. W. Stimson and A. Friedrich asked
for four horses to try a new road grader
on streets of the city. The street com
missioner was directed to furnish the
horses and notify the aldermen when the
trial would be made.
Thos. Rockford asked permission TO
build an office feet square and Z feet
high in the street south of r. Dunkle
m ans, to be used for an express and dray
office. This was laid over for week
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
81 y G"er cLEntY EiLn.
ID. L. johnson Jr. Icy. Austin Kim, y-1
Nc P,'~E.NnGI-ii SAI1N.

Notice IS hereby given tlct mortgage
made Ey Sarah &. h-crr!i AMI .. 4. Merrill,
nec husband, nor'G;tsoss, to Zen: -1!n &.
Gb9ldon, n4o1tgageo, datod Scptc4.oor l2,
l%HS. anC Gn.y recorded Eeo:erahar II, 1898, at
:1:ee O'Clock III the Afternoon, in book oy,o OF
n1cr;gaS aa', Ga lSge 400, in tho Hegtstr, OF
.3eoct ~ lhoWc" C0laty, minnesota. lie
amount csa'n,eG 70 be due On said raorssc 20
Gt the Nato AereOH Is eiGlteen hundred DIR
y doia"s aGu saEcnty-!> e cents St;>:2" T5)
ne !nortg&Ecd pr1~i3Gs GIo deshribed rs TIE
SoG: hoast rGarIor and the ,stSJ thirty acres
or the south" eE,t Q..&EteI,, al. in section rim
~, in township one hundred ana .vO COZ
aid ID Mhnge number hft0cn {5), in Mower
coCntT. Minn0sOtc, Sale lOvtrtvo will Da
ro"e3iosed BY 2 sS.lC, rOr casn, Cf ,he merit
gagged premises ior d3fsuit N payment OF
said snn % $ie30.GI:. nhe sale Will rs made
May =, 1889, st ten o'clock IN <ko foranooE ct
Tie front GCOr Of TIC Court House. ia TIE
city OF i-useiu, in Mover county liinnosota
~ Ertue OF tae p.,ver .ontaned in said
interest, costs, disb!:rSan. ents, taxes paid EJ
the mortgages and forty dollar, attorneys
ice. A judg.lent s.;5 ueail recovered in Len
nep!n county, Minnesota upon tao notes Sc
cured b. said nloc,EA,co and all execution is.
sued thereon to the StcriG Of san, uennnpir
county, Wherl TIC IlUrt guisCis reside, and the
same has 3enn daily returned wholly uusatis-
.!ed by said S:.crily.
Dated llarc1 %, lSSC
BENZ --ALIlI Il. SHELDON,
Il. Il Cove, Attorney, Norigafrec
/! it@cGcst@r, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
! f-sfNC r.. s. s: ssSGf}

Mrs, ". Il, pa5tanp;l Is cu;te sick with
8 colo.
~,-o.,
''' ~
o"' '>sS W.
H. 49, -.':0o.4' q " -Ah1oS'ao' Is visiting
:.us,.1- i14eads.
Eur.1co. Whiting has f1.e -0N pound
:@s;1i t. mare :"Cs.~ 81 Hi2 ior22 low.
zE>@i: @nTroh.A has sad his -v2'dcEc e
20 I,2.. Hrnt at G@I ~! ) ~ u,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01


To tae citizens .; Minnesota, during
the Cost week ana .wepcy.2d TO- :Aia pit
Per by .. (. Snow 6 20. Eater.: lawyers.
C2r: j. S. r'arsnt CtIce, Fasnirglc1,
=. ..
II. =. t'Soer, Minneapolis, Loa1e> 70:
sewer e~c&vstors. r. ". -34exr;ux, Du~
.ath. Cs5Se gi1p & hosting machine.
C. &. Sc" 3, Minneapolis, Wheel scra .je-
@. 5mlth. F,'iuon>>, Curry comb.
- s-:s.sr s,.veesxns.Ns
ID '. o. .lAif<oT sfnlr. .2r.e2lis1r S.I2!2,lr7.
No one who I:as ros beer sufferer can
have aav DIES Of the e2.CruSiatiGg sgcnY
causc1s b. rheumatism. TINS pG.ni".
disa1se a frequently caused Ay a s5cr page
Of tho circulation # the 0-uos, .:l1'oug..
the muscular portions .: the body. BAL.
L:tRD'u SNOW LINiMGiNr1 vii, ,4Y&ri.
abr ;-Te shis ais2s-se ly penesratia every
spot o. .t4t skin @r5 1rawing 10 the quite,
surface I'll poisonous matter and -estor.
ing i E9turGL circulation O. tlo Blood
Every bottle guaranteed. HHtI.Es & TRYoN,
Agents. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
i &aW-cIiil at Sea LA.

SEATTLE. April i5.--A nov lumber
mill started up kere on the first o. the
month. under the name OF the LAKE Shore
Lumber company, or the shore CT /; Sc
Union, ard officers are G. L. Case, nre3i-
dent, kdam Sachs, vice president: 3. 8.
Wootisunl, treasurer; an! L. 6. 9;ge}oW,
secretary, The mill will. il 6 few days
more, be capable OF cutting about 5000
feet a6l4y and is admirably sito:atel for
doing an extensive local business. Kin
neaDOlis LumOeruGa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
Order For I4ss:c..l-i-i1g On Claims.

- 49,, -
II. IL Cove, Attorney, hOrigagee.
II it@cGcstor, Miun.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
Hucnler's ErEica Salye.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbllans
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded: Price % cents per
box. For sale by Dorr & Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
also a resolution to complete the nuinb Der.
ing o. business houses end residences.

AID 1ehnoon Yep ort2d chat the Bridge
street bridge needed re plan::ing.
TIE recorder Yep or.ed that 81, AL ,s5 IT,
serest on water works and Minnesota Il
Nortbwestar> bonds v4as due May 1sr.
The 1lnanco committee YVES Instructed 50
bcuo" the money, the same to be raiC
out c. the June superintendent.
Couacl adjourned to May
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-26
:lIorsesland Banan.:skins,

There is a little Italian fruit seller
in Worth street, who seems to have
solved the problem of what to do
with banana peel. He has his stand
in front of a big dry goods store and
is required to keep the neighborhood
clean. All fruit skins are carefully
gathered up, but his great achieve.
ment is the discovery that the aver
age truck horse is O receptacle for
banana peel.
Truck horses ore numerous in this
locality, and whenever one comes to
anchor the Italians little daughter
feeds him on the accumulated peel
ings. The little girl enjoys it, the 1t.
allan smiles Mt his own wisdom, and
the horse accepts the meal complac-
emily.
A News reporter recently made ita
point to feed the skins to horses by
the wayside, and they affixed them.
There is consequently, no longer any
justification for the throwing,ot them
on the streets Us traps for the un.
warry.-New York News.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-26
Allowances.

An excellent idea, and one that is
steadily growing in favor, is the GUS
tom of allowing quite young girls a
fixed sum for their small current ex-
penses, permitting full liberty in the
expenditure. but requiring a strict
accounting in q usiness-like form ut
stated periods. No better method
could possibly be devised to teach
the true value of money and instil
correct business habits; and practi-
cal financial ability will not come
amiss, whatever the future lot may
be, whether as wife or q member of
the maiden sisterhood. Not that
the matter Of mere saving is SO i'm
portant, but the symtematic habits
formed in this particular will have
IN undoubtcd effect OH all the other
habits us we'll. There are n number
OF young ladies' in this city, belong
ing to wealthy families, who manage
property, and with marked ability.
The father OF one of these presented
her, on her twenty-first birthday,
with the deed OF n house in the bust
ness part OF the city, on the condition
that she would make herself thor
oughly familiar with all the details
connected with the care of it, and ac-
cept oil the responsibilities of the
management. This she did, and, by
her judicious management, founded
on practical common sense, the in
come is larger from it than ever be-
fore.-New York Paper.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-26
Plenty Of Tim. to sse tho Ball.

Connecticut Western News.
A man out in the fields wanted to
inspect more closely 3-year-old
bull. He beloved at him and sue
ceeded in attracting his attention.
His bullship thought some of the
neighl'oring bulls had got into his
territory, and came up with head
down and nostrils extended and fire
in his eye, prepared to fight, but for
tunately for the man there happened
to be an apple tree close ut hand,
which he succeeded in lodging be-
hind just ms the bull made a dive for
Inn, stricking the tree plump in the
center, which luckily was the right
size to fit between his horns, thus
holding him fast for a moment, which
gave the frightened man q chance to
use his horns as u stepladder, thus
enabling him to climb the tree, where
he amused himself throwing apples
ut the infatuated bull, who stood
paving dirt and believing until his
owner came after the cows in the
evening and drove him away.