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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
zebrafo, kladlismy ME centa, ale

NoAaly y, dASUy VJAho AaAoAyS pa"
fla polska, i Bog nam dopomdgk
zesmy lyle uciu}ali i ~jeszcze tro-
chg d~opozyczyli ma zakupienie
placu pod kosclo}, ~jeszcze kaszte-
Ian bazetow pilowa} a kanclerz
fornalka pedzili W starym kraju,
kiedy my cd ust nieraz ujmowali
i pobudowali sobie ten basement,
gdzie nabozehstwo sic dosy6 d}ugo
odprawia}o. A dis tie luz z kraju
lizusie mas cd tego samego koscio-
Ia odpedzaja!
Ale ia movie, do nikogo sic
sig ME udawac, tylko tych brat
kow wszystkich razem wygnac i
skohczona sprawl.
G}osy.
Fopieramy! popieral2y!
Prezydent
Alez tax bye cd razu ME mo.
re; najprzod musimy te rzecz pred.
}ozyc wyzszej w}adzy.
Starszy parafianin n.
To wan mic ME pomoze, be
oni sic p%owachaja, jak mi niedaw-
no temu powiedziaf kasztelan, re
jak przyjdzlemy tam, to mas ME
wpuszcza.
Krzyzyk k.
To ME jest tax lie, toe by
juz ME by}o zadnej sprawiedliwos-
ci ME tax iatwo, tylko WEI dolary
to sic wszystko znajdzie.
Krzyzyk.
Dye ia wien, DO jak z West
Salty podaruja krzyz z}oty "a 2
tysiace dolar6w, to i sprawiedli-
wosci dostana.
Prezy d e n t.
Bracia! Me traGcie nadziei!
Jezeli ME ma ziemi, to Bog spra-
wiedliwy jest mad nami, Ten wi
dzi wszystko s}yszy, i czy rych-
lei czy p6zniej, Bog sic mad nami
zlituje, a obfudnikdw ukarze.
W o. t k.
Prosze o CLOS. - Prezydent
ma racya, tylko do robotY bracia,
wybierzmy Komitet; MECH ida,
MECH sig przekonaja jutro i pc
skohczonej muzyce.
Glossy.
Popieramy! Popiersmy!
Prezydent.
Bracia, Przedstawcie Komitet.
Krzyzyk.
ia przedstawiam Stauszego pa
rafanina.
Klam e w i Z.
ia przedstawiam %Prezydenta.
w OF t e k.
ia przedstawiam Krzyayka.
Prey n t.
Bracia, trzech dosyc! Czy bra
cis przyjmuja wype}nit powie-
rzene zadanie?
Glossy.
Przyjmujemy.
Prezy d n t.
A wiec jutro rano o 9 g0dzi-
ME, zejdzieeie sic pred koscielem
i p6jdziemy.
Ia 81 $ p ad a.
Akt ~ nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
PEACCIE IA
NAUKA ZYCIA.

Ia Sale, Ills, II lutego 80 r.
Kochany Majstrze!
o,vodowany doswiadcze.
MEM, IL czlowlek, chocia4 FAC.
ny, ,.czc,wy honorowy, a
ME obznajrion>" zasadaml
zycia towarzyskiearo W sw'ecie,
krore Francuza char. 'kteryzuja
dosadna nazwa sauoiy s.:.we, to-
ruje drege do rozmalsych t>rzy-
puszczen, n,epochlebnie swiad-
czacych o lego usposobieDiu, +
wyrabaa W sobie f:sfszywe po-
;jecia O charakterze i sposobae
myslensa swych wspoiobywa~
tell saniem pr,sis Gey
kochany Majstrze, by5 W la-
mach Szanown. Waarssa POI
ni&eJ urnieszczony szczupiy Cd
Glen, powziety z niezgfsbloneJ
,,narki 2ysia" dh informacyl
os6b interesowanyeh, umies'
ci6 faskawie raczy3.
Niezmiernie wa&na r3ecza
jest ola kazdego cz1owiska
grnntowna wiedza 2asad 3ycia
towarzyskiego W swsec,e. Fran
cu2cy i polscy pisarze wycaer-
pujaco te najwaznieIsza kwe-
stya, w 2ycius ludzkiem badali
i dla doora ludzkesei swe pra
ce pod tym ~zgledem poswie-
Gill, ktorych pesiadanie Ola
ka2dego jest koniecznym wa
runkiem.
Iechciejcie zatem, Wy ME
ktofzy Szanowi czytelnlcy, in
teligentni, ktorzy niesozsadnie.
posadzacie druglch 0 samolub-
stwo, spamiesaG, il surowe |
scisle spefnianie przepisow sa-
vosy uvre, otto. najdoskonalszy
spesob i sroeek, dajaey racya.
bytu usifowaniom, majacym ma
cela zdobywanie uznania to-
warzyskiego, oraz zawiazywa-
MIA stosunkow W swiecie. Ghro-
hi Oh Cd pospolitosci i grubi-
anstwa, a sarazem cd mix,
csemnego dworactwa ponizaja-
oego godnos6 osobis:sa cztowie--
IA.
Przepisy, ma ktorycA OPERA
LA sic stosunM aowarzyskie
pomiedzy rozmaitemi klasami
spoiecznemi, ME So TAX skom-
plikowane, Jak sic to ME je-
dnemu zdawat moze; jakkol-
wick ~dostrzegaG sic nieraz da-
je, lie a HAS ludzie nawet do
brze wychowaDi, popefniaja
pod tym wzgledem DUO bic
dow i NADER c1esto ME yacho-
wuja sic 2 nale3ytym taktem.
= Go wiece.l i co dziwniejsze,
Re TAX EVAN" inteligeneya ma
sza ME umlc ocenlc uprzeime-
60, ale pelnego godnosci "a
chowania sic ludzl, znajacycE
lstotnie prawdziwy dobry SWAT.
Nlestety! ola tego wiasnie,
re nigdy lego przepisow ME
przekraczajq, ludzie possdzani
byw"ja o nadmiar dumy i u
chylanie sic cd zawiazywania
re.acyi. Bywa BOWEN czesto,
il osoby inteligentne poznaio-
miwszy sic, chca zawrzec z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

testowat pred calym swiatem,
IL niesfusznie postapiono z nami,-
najprzod, re punkt plerwszy, nj
mesmy znali terazniejszego pro-
boszcza, by} i bedzie, dopdki To-
warzystwa istnie6 bedaa.
Powtore, Mkt oprocz czton-
kow Towarzystwa cz}owieka Ia u
rzad zna6 lepiej ME jest " stanie.
Pc trzecie: IL Towarzystwa
nigdy naprzeciw Koscio}owi Ka-
tolickiemu ME wystepowafy i wy
stepowat beda.
Wojclech
Bracia drodzy! q bijacem SER
Gem wyznac MUSIC IL zostafa po-
pefniona zbrodnia, zbrodnia O kto-
ra upomlnac sic bedziemy i mu-
shiny.
Wczemze, pytam, ciezko "a
wlnlllsmy, czy "a to, zesmy kasz-
teIanowi kapelusz pot}ukll? Albo
izesmy ME lizali }apow pedobnie
jak on? Czy "a to, izesmy ME
przesiadywali u kapelana rychfo
p6zno i czernili drugich9 o bra
cha, publicznie 10 wyznac moge,
re PREDICT kasztelanowi wfosy z
gfowy powychodza, "a MIN on
W%ojciechem rzadzlc bedzie.
krzyzyk k.
Dye on jest juz i tax }ysy.
Prey d e t.
Bracia! Tylko m6wcie o tenn,
GO mas boil, a reszte zostawcie
kropidlarzom.
Kropidlarsk Xxi Fefka.
Hier, brace, 10 meszle, re bu-
ten je dose romu, zeby o tym
meszlec.
Bracia! o lie bede m6gf sta
rae sig, chce i beds, azeby, co sig
stale mog}o bye odwroconem ola
tego, poniewaz tn Mkt Jak kaszte-
Ian jest sprawca posmiewiska.
Lecz smiej sic, ob}udniku, kara
boza cie ME ominie, jak twoje
diva razy diva. Ktoz jest, kt6ry
pozwala oosiedzenia W propertach
koscielnyeh - cry kapelan?
Me! Kasztelana must wprzody
zapytac, czy on pozwoll. l TAXI
cz}owiek chce, abysmy wszysey
czo1em bill pred MIN! A my
starry parafianie misli takiemu
forysiowi, ktdry oprocz byd}a ro-
gatego mic wiecej ME Una, baze-
tow W Somostrzelu pilnowae? o.
ME, bracia! Podajemy sobie dfon
braterskq, a jezeli kiedykolwiek
kasztelan mas sokrowaf, to dis re
wzgarda tvlko o MIN wspominaj-
my, DO jak Piojda pod Wyrzys-
klein zaprzeda4 swoich braei W
powstaniu, tax kasztelan d;ablu
mas chce z%aprzedac.
Krzyzyk k.
Dye jeno pasrzta, CO ia rTio{
"a szpos. Kasztelan dol mi jedno
piwo i m6wi}, re 10 nom do kes-
ciofa przysta6, d je mu powiedzios,
re 10 ME chez z takimi bestyjoma
mic mice do uczynku.
Fefka.
HER brace. 10 meszle, re donna
z}oty krajc werobic to bedze kro-.
pidlarsci patentent ma }apanie ledzy.
K a m k W i z.
Bracia kochaniL Music wyz-
nae otwarcie, re nasz kapelan ME
lyle tn winny, jak ten kasztelan
szubrawiec.
Wojciech h.
Prose- o CLOS! Wiecie, bracia,
re kto pod kim d6lki kopie sam
W ME wpada. Kasztelan, kiedy
~jeszcze do Wojciecha ~naleza}, to
tax ma Krzyzyka nalega}, zeby go
tylko z Towarzystwa w%yrzucic.
A sta}o sic inaczej, DO 1ysa
bestya sam musiai %wedrowac, a
jak powiadaja, to Krzyzyk ma
swiadectwo, re on ma wiecej ]ak
jedne kobiete....
Prezyden t. (przerywajac).
Bracia, ME nam wchodziG
dzisiaj W te rzeczy.
w o e k. (cicho do drugiego.)
Yes SIR - oni to maja. (gfosno).
Prosze o CLOS! ia zem sic to
rovoroi Iou,Jv;oJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
w ES;Cl
z Po(skiej ujczyzny,
Prsusv PO1Skie.

Rodzina Dzialewskich wymar-
la W krotkim bardzo czasie, a wiel-
kie d6bra pc niej, jak klucz Mgowo,
Wafycz, Turzno i Piatkowo pre-
SHY ma jedna pozosta}a cerke, a
dzieisza wdowe pania Gajewska.
Zmariy OTTO jej MAJ wiedzia}, co
W dziejszych czasach wielkim obo-
wiazkiem kazdego obywatela. Vice
uregulowaf interesa tych dabr, z
d1ugow je oczysci}, gospodarstwo
poplawif i podni6s} a dochodow
przysporzyf. 0dda} sig zupe}nie tel
wielkiej i p%ozytecznej piracy, pill
nujac prey tenn wychowania dzieci,
dwoch syn6w i jedynel c6rki.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

Let republicans remember their
duty. Ii YOU belong to the party you
believe in it. Are there errors in the
party management anywhere. eradi-
GATE them, but don't do it by helping
the other party. We can purge our
own household without going over to
the enemy. The Mcssrs. McGillicnddy
and Parker were placed in nomination
by the republican convention. What
wrongs may have been rerpetrated
before the convention it is not expcdi-
ent to discuss now. The time to have
looked to that was Iii the beginning.
These men as far as we are able to
ascertain. are honorable gentlemen and
are worthy of the support of the people.
Stick TO your nominees, republicans,
and sec that the names Of V. P. Nc
Gillicuddy and Sanford Parker are on
She ticket you drop into the ballot box
next Tuesday.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NoTIoe ELECTION. :

Sosiccis hereby given that on tho Tussisy I e. a.
day Of May, 1889, on election will be
he!a tho scys:al voting rtnsiacts II , ;,s
district aou.b OF the sevsrth Standard parallel,
which district ls co:npossa Of tho I9li9wng terri
tory, viz; Pennington, Custer and Faii RIVER
counties ne the samc inny kavo been Exed ;! law
for election purpcses; for the election Of three
delegates to constitutional convention adopted
Soseinher srd Iss5 ut which election the polls
Wi he opened at ; O'clock In the ,aosning END end
Aoon Of the ps,ac day. Each clectc-. will have.
euiy two perscns whoiu he sIoil deaire to voto
for As delegate I. ssia censtisutconl c9aventon M
IFot tho Sioux Faile Constitution" # no shall bc
n favor Of sa.ic.tion or the Words
its rejection. At this election no elcctor 1hall
vote for moro than two deegates Persons elligi-
may hn elected TO such Convention, and all legal
electors for such representatives may vote Tor
such delegates
c. Z. SAWYER,
4 lark
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

The irs. paper that comes 10 eur
table announcing the arrangement for
the proper Observance Of the Fourth Of
July is the 81, ux Falls Press, which
says; "Sioux Falls is to outdo any
thing in the history Of Dakota" Well,
If Sioux Falls out does some of her
o.sn former celebrations she will have
a grand time and no mistake. Sioux
Falls is a dandy. The news also comes
that Sioux Falls will have a watch
factory. That city goes right on grow
ing, out stripping herself each succeed.
ing year. Capital or 10 capital, Sioux
Falls will bc the city Of South Dakota
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10


With this issue the STAR begins the
fourth year Of its existence. The
present management cannot speak for
the growth 81 the country and the
Springs since this paper was started.
Neither can we speak Of the ups and
downs, the victories and defeats that
have been the lot Of the STAR since sts
establishment. But Of the present we
have knowledge, and of the future we
can only forecast with uncertainty.
The cordial reception we have met
since our arrival, and the generous
patronage from the business men we
gratefully acknowledge. We believe
that the people of the Springs have a
correct idea of the value of a newspapeg
both to themselves individually, and
TO the community as a whole and are
willing to give it that support that is
necessary to make a good paper Nor
do we believe shat the people Of the
Springs regard q newspaper as a
charitable institution, that must be
supported; but rather that they con-
slider it as one of tho legitimate Iii
dnstriss of the town. one that could
not be abolished wi.hout serious loss
to themselves personally, and the COM
monwealth as whole. For the futur,
we give our pledge to this people, that
so far as III us lies, to furnish them a
fair, impartial, unbiased paper edited
by w. f. Benedict, working for the
interests of Hot Springs and the south
western portion Of the state Of South
Dakota. We have come to stay. Hot
Springs and Hot Springs people sui
us. Our lot is cast here, and OH,
ambition is to make newspaper that
is a credit to the town, the Black Hills
and one for which the newspaper fra
telnity may never have to apologize.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

Judge Jas. P. Luse las qualified as
register of the land Office at Rapid City.
Mr.. Lusc's impartial exercise of the
functions of register heretofore, aud
his unspotted record is a sufficient
guarantee that there will never be any
irregularities in that Office now. llr.
j. w. Gridley was made clerk, vice
one Traey-whc resigned.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
Before anothexissue OF .ns STAR thu.

Before anothsxissue of.he STAR thss
people of Dal FL. have voted up6
'SS s'ss1 ss''tstisnsl ssi's'':
ton the STAR ha "a
att ne Importance his
q aa again with nare e,ashesis
4 g;sfisto bring to tle~ notice of the
Of Fall River county reminder
a. DIG matters Of great moment that
fill he settled next Tuesday. Let
every voter turn out and giye express
sion to his views upon the constitution
and choice Of delegates. While it is
generally conceded that the Sioux
Falls constitution will he adopted, yet
it is impossible to tell what secret
agencies may be working to defeat it.
Let every man of this county perform
his civil duty. Don't let corn or tls
potatoes or any other materia! matte,
keep yon from exercising that greatest
of ali prerogatives, the right to vote
which is at once the greatest privilege
and the highest duty Of American
citizenship. Let every man turn cut
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

The supreme court Of the state Of
Nebraska recently rendered a decision
to the effect that chattel mortgage
npon growing crops is not a lien upon
p':e' Grain after it has heen put upon
the market and bought by an innocent
purchaser.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
sale S47 1925 was secured for the build
ing of the home.

1t is important that the vote of Fall
River county be as large as possible,
for upon this vote the apportionment
for the new state legislature may be
made. Let evcrys man turn cut and
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NOTICE 20. eusL.caTlou.
70 FRED T. EVANS, who made din. App. No.
J, NJ. r. No.3,3 and to whom it ina:' Concerns

TO FRED i. EEANs, who made din. App. No.
SIS. Nj r. No.3,3, and to whom it ma: Concern
Land on'ce at Rapid City, February 4, 1889.
Notice isheraby given that tho following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
cnmmut.tion proof in snppor OF hig claim, ant;
that eaid proof will he made before the clerk Of
the districtcourt of Fall River Co., OAK, at HE
Office in Hot Springs OAK, on July IL, lsss, viz;
AKIEY l.. CI.EGNoIN. I'D Il. 1858.
For tho W. Y g. i. and IL. y IL. ". II sec.s I.
:, S. n. q. r. II. II. NJ.
He names the following witnesses ta prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, Viz: Marvin \. Parsons, of Hot Syringe
Oak, Frank Mcdowell of Buffalo Gap, Dal and
Fred Schuler and Jcsepl Marty both of Hot
Springs, Dak
Any person whnIesrcs to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows OF any
tions of the Interior Department. why such proof
should net be allowed, will be given an oppcrtu-
nifty at the above mentioned iin,e and place to
cross.examine the witnesses of said claimant, and
offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant. j. T.. LUSE,
no I Regtster.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

The $4,000 soldiers home bonds,
drawing 8 per cent, were sold recently.
for ,O5 l-6. or 5 1.G percent premium.
Dakota bonds are considered pretty
good evidently. N. w. Harris, Of
Chicago, was the purchase Hv Ills
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Rapid City, pak., Nay q, 1859,
Notice is hereby given that the following
romed settler has iilcd ne;ice of hisintent!on to
make Anal proof in support of his claim: and
that said proof will be made before the Judge M o.
clerk Of tho District Court cf Fall River Coua-
ty, Oak, at his Office in Hot Springs, OAK. on
July 18th, 1883, viz:
DAVID II. JACKSON, lid. E., 1865.
For the ~: Of =: ": i, and Ls; !; SIC. 80, and
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
eaid land, ,iz:-AleXander $: Stewart, Soseph
Petty, George NJ. Trimmer, all of Hot Sprtngs
Oak, and John NJ. Dennis, of Cascade, Oak.
Any person who desires to protest the allowance
of such proof. or who knows Of any substantial
reason. under the law and tho regulations of the
Interior Department, why such proof should not
be allowed, will he given an opportnnisy at the e
the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer eyi
dance in rebut.al Of that snhnitiet by claimant.
j.. Y. LuSE,
lSnciutnr-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

Indications are that the s;sseton
reservation vii. be opened to settle
mcnt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

Ifsioux Falls will see TO it that q rail
rosil is pushed across the reservation
to the Hills, thus uniting that city Will.
this part of the world, sha will get
n,i.c.. from here to increase her wealth.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
SPRINGS STAR.
W. l.. BENEDICT, rup,.1snNx.

Published every Friday, at 81. 80 pr lcsr.
Three months .. ;. sjc SiA months. ..... sl.25
Tcruis invariably In af., anci..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
Alexander s. stewart, Erwin G. Dudlcy.George
NJ. Trimmer, Frank Callahan ali of Hot Springs
Y. o. Dakota.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows Of any
Of the Interior Department. why s,lch proof
should not bcallowed will he given an opportu-
nifty at tho above mentioned time aud place to
cr6ss.cXamina the witnesses OF said clnimant
and 10 offer evidence in rcbuttal of that submitted
Is i5 ''''ASA' JOHN II. w'nlTEs;NE,
Register
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Rapid City, Oak. Ap'l 9Th, 1885
No.iceis hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof In support of hs clain,,. and
thai said proof will he made before the Judge Of
in his absence, before the clerk thereof q.
his office iu Hot Springs, Oak, OF Aay rs,
le.0 v;z
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOl OltCE tCN f3eLfGAt:9S.
Land Office at Rapid Dit: Dsk. Aaril 90 tsse
:,cr r': as HE'D netiee - us mic .nlc hon 10 make
ina: proof in surpors Of hi.{ lain i q. sad tho. he,
district court of Fail iiycr County Dak.. al liz of
ace in iot springs, Oak. hin.i 18th, lss.'. sil:
yIRalL a. E. Bl0lTs,, y. S. a-s!l.
For .hc MEL. sec :, f's. $. T IL. B.H. VI.
He names the following ..itnes}cs 70 prov, his
continuous residence UPON and} cultivation of
srid land. viz; Fred G willof. tf Hot springs,
Charles i'cagler of snithwics, Dek., Samuel L.
Adams of Buffalo Gap, Dakots(
An, person who desires 10 priest against the
substantial reason, under The laM}and the regnla
tons of the Interior Department. why sucl, proof
should not be allowed, y i'll be given an opportu
nifty at tho ahove mentioned time and place 20
crosse1a,nine the witnesses of said rlanianr, and
to offer evidence il rebuttai of that eu5mittea by
claimant.
JOHN Il. wHlTEsIDE.
n5i Keelster.G
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

JOEL HOCGliTON,
hid. f. $50 for the swia sw, 81 al. eei. .nwia
|ke'a sec. sa, town., south range 8, east b. H.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10

purchaser.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-11-01
MORE WORK, LII ss TALK.

Our Chicago friends need not lay the
dattering junction. to their souls that
New York is doing nothing to capture
the worlds fair. On the contrary. the
GOthamites are on a still hunt and are
laying wires in secret places. of which
the Chicago folks have no knowledge.
The New York millionaires may be a
stingy set who dislike to disgOrge even
the smallest part of their great wealth
for the public benefit, but that does not
remove the fact that there are men in
New York who, while they are not cap
italists, are as pushing and public spir-
tied as the Chicago folks. Mayor GRANT
is a man OF wonderful tact and fine eX-
ecutive ability, and he is not sitting
with folded hands while the fight over
the worlds fair goes on. He has been
industriously organizing his forces and
perfecting his plans all the while the
milIiOnaires have been clutching their
closed pocketbookS, and has been quietly
conducting a campaign that has been
all the more effective because of it's
secrecy. We do not wish TO abate the
enthusiasm of our Chicago friends. nor
to say anything that will discourage
them: bat we do take the liberty of sug-
geSting that If they would talk less and
work more they will make better prog
ress. That Chicago will succeed in get
ting the fair we have no doubt. but she
must not expect it TO come on fiOweTy
beds of ease.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-11-01
TnE MILL. DEAL.

This is the day fixed by common
rumor for the transfer Of the MinneapO-
lis Touring mills to the English syndi-
cate, and. while the deal may or may
not be cOnsummated, the public are in
tereSted in the matter only 10 the extent
that it is an evidence of the wonderful
growth of the -four manufacturing in
dustry in the Northwest. 1t is not a
matter of public concern as TO whom the
mills belong so long as they are oper-
ated. 1t is matter of but little cOnse-
Quence whose capital is invested in this
particular industry. so long as the in
dusfry prOspers. 1t is true, the local
Pride of our sister city is hattered by
the knowledge of the fact that this
Ereat milling industry has been built
up by Minneapolis men, and as mat
ter of local pride the people of Our en-
teTpriSing twin sister might prefer that
Minneapolis men m ght continue TO
have the management of these great
mills. Yet the point of greatest signili-
cance, so far as it interests the general
public. is that here in this great city,
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Anthony within the recollection Of
men who are yet in vigorous
manhood. there has been established
an industry which has tempted British
capitalists TO offer their millions and
tens of millions TO secure control Of il.
This fact alone is a happy Illustration
of what Northwestern enterprise has
achieved and speaks more eloquently of
the progress of Northwestern develop
ment than tongue could tell or pen de-
scribe. 1t is an industry, too, which
does not owe its prosperity to those ac-
cidental or adventitiOus circumstances,
which SO frequently crown modern in
dustrial efforts with success. There
has been no watering of stock, or the
exercise Of the power Of combination
whereby weaker competitors have been
frozen out From the beginning of the
milling industry up to the present time
it has been square deal and legitimate
enterprise. and every cent of dividend
has been honestly earned. 1t is q
source of pride, therefore. not only to
the people of Minneapolis, Int to the
people OF the entire Northwest that this
industry rests upon the foundation Of
an everlasting prosperity; and no mat
ter who may be the owner Of the mills
in the future, they will ever continue
TO be proud monuments of Northwest
ern enterprise. and will be the source of
an eYerlOwing stream of wealth for the
benefit of the community.