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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
BATTLE CREEK
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Seeetzi q kas h1EssAz Hk24LDs
kAFrLE CHEEk, sept. 3--fne new n
l. Cnapel OF A.ple-st.s Just completed,
has been dedicated, Bisoop kd~ard
Gzyer Andress ofheisIlng. Presiding
Elder Rev. J. r. A. Wightmsn, ot
Altioa. preached the sermon, aud Rev.
VI. NJ Callen, D. o.. OF Lansing, oeeu-
pied tne pulpit IN the evening. The
ea4pel Is tasteful structure, modern
n architecture snd vii seat so; cost,
5000.
Rev. Theodore Haven, formerly
pastor Of the Independent CongFegS-
tloual ChaEeh Of this city. has been
committed 20 New York asylum for
the insane. Mr.. Haven will DC renem-
bered as the clerical gentleman who
seriously alarmed his friends and fiock
by suddenly disappearing from his
charge here several years ago Moth
lng was heard OF him Tor sOme time,
when he turned up IN Europe, though
how he got there. or Why, he didn't 1
know himself. His mental alterations
seemed 10 leave him Tor = time, and he
resumed his pastoral laboTs al Mill
brook, y. y, where his malady again
found hun. Cause. Too much learning.
+. A. Williams, OF New Orleans, su-
preme Chancellor of the colored
knights OF Pythias, now on tour OF
Inspection OF the lodges IN the North
west Territory, was banqueted at this
city ty the fiourish:ng Damon lcolored)
lodge at their reception rooms. Tins
branch of the order IS having wonder
full growth throughout the north and
south. It's membership - now 5000
and Il has already disbursed s2o,e0 to
It's unfortunote knights and their faml-
hes.-Kev. +. ;. Rltan, OF the
Students Volunteer Missionary Asso-
cation, chosen by the society 10 repre-
sent Michigan snd four other states,
gave a scholarly lecture TO an interest
cd audience at the Tabernacle on the
inexhaustible subject Of foreign mis-
siOnary work k.-Dr. W. |. Lusk, one
OF Battle Creek most successful physl-
cians, is dead from second stroke of
paralysis, resulting from long and
painful illness of SIX mOnths.--Dr. j !.
ii. kellogg. the well-kuown medi-
cal SUPERINTENDENT OF the Battle
Greek sanitarium, IS absent IN
Colorado, 10 attend meeting or the
American Climaterological Society, of
which he is member, which convenes
at Denver the present week. The doc
tor is programmed for two papers, and
Will also, on this visit, locate the site of
the long -talked-of branch which the
sanitarium intends establishing IN that
State, 10 be especially devoted to the
treatment of pulmonary troubles and
other diseases influenced by climatic
conditions. which come under their
care IN either place.-How is this?
The Advance Thresher Company
chartered special train of the Michi-
gan Central, and took all their en-
ployes and their families TO the Detroit
Exposition, Tuesday.-Work has be-
gun at Goguac lake, the source of the
city water supply, to increase the sup
ply by driving 6-luch pipes 10 the depth
of 200 feet in the lake bottom.--Over
500, 900 expended this summer for
building purposes in this city. Car
penters can not supply the demand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
THE NEW SECRETARY.
An Experienced Worker Takes Charge
OF Y. M L. A. Affairs.


OF Y. M 4. A. Affairs
Secretary c, S. Ward of the local
Y. NJ. {. A., and his family. arrived
from lew Britain, Conn.,, yesterday.
Mr.. Ward is about 35 years OF age, and
his family consists of ms wife and three
children. They have taken rooms
temporarily at the Livingston. Mr..
Ward has been a Christian worker
among young men for seven years, six
of whlcn were spent at New Britain,
where he held The position of general
secretary of the y. NJ. G.. A. of that
place. Itwas through his instruments
atty that New Britain now has one of
the finest Y. NJ. c. A. buildings in the
country, costing $780, 900 To build. Mr..
Ward will enter upon his work here at
once, but has hardly had time TO review
the situation and make any definite
plans.
This evening Mr.. Clay II. HOLSTER,
president OF the y. NJ. c. A. in this city,
viii give a reception to the new secre-
tary, the board of directors and the
chaIrmen of the committees, at his
residence, 465 East Fulton-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
Disgraced Itself

= the Edifor or the TErFGaav-lIrsAtD
GRAND HAvES, Mich, sept. 3.-DE4R
SIR-In looking over the Daily Demo
crat Of the Srd inst. my eye caught
sight Of the unsghtiy cut of \ tomb
stone engraved n the following lsn-
guage Dedicated % the sacred men,
ory Of Charley Beiknapf the foots tone
beng engraved, can't built thsf way
II also shows s. body partially covered,
LEAVING only tw0 lsrge feet and two
large hsnds prolIo1ing. such 4 PFC
ture IS tire one referred - is. n mF
estir rasf5oa. an nsglt - Mr. Bclkuap.
ard an insult - the Rstwaican party.
a Disgrace ~ the paper fhat - lnted a.
and sl 10 much toward dlizng tae
far ges3 men now remaining q t1s
Democratic patty ~ some party 81
pr.ncpie and fairness.
respectfully youfs.
A 4 gffyrN
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Il can tell you coed story. said
local professor. a friend of mine was
running a snide spiritgafstic show M in
New Hampshire He bad nan under
the stses 20 make the raps Ihis uaan
was tonrued tied. and only now and
then could say anything when occasion
required The show WAS free TIE first
night. but coet a quarter the secoud
night The ho1~a was packed Ny
friend stood ca The Ell srs snd called for
the spiTit O. Capt Kidd and Pirate
Gibbs. They answered AZ 6rst and thea
they failed - nastersfze something
Rad gone wroug. 'Is the spir7t e John
Sla6e here said the medium. silence
followed The audience could hear =
Pin drep Their it wss broken by =
sepulchral voice from The hollow CAV
ems e the stage. saying I cau't do =
thf.z. cspn. Tits fsh Ines gone and
broke. Lewiston Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
VIII Entertain Cordially.

The local committee on preparations
fOf the Democratic State convention
have secured WurzbuTgs band for the
occasion. When the delegates arrive
they viii be met BY tho reception conf
mittee at the dept and escorted 70 head
quarters, after winch they vii be as
sisted in finding acceptable hotel ac-
cOmodatiCns. The ci8b h0uses vii be
thrown opeu 70 The delegates. The
hall will lie handsomely decorated and
an effort vii be maae 20 have business
men decorate their buildings in honor
Of the city's guests, regardless oI pol
ft.cs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE.
The Executive Committee Does Not Ad
wise Incorporation.

SARATOGA, n. V, Sept. Sat meet
ing of the executive committee of the
National League of Republican clubs,
held here today, it was decided
to not advise incorporation under
the laws OF the national and
state leagues as proposed. April 2l
next was chosen as the date of the next
national convention, to be held at Gin
cinnati. Another executive session will
be held in Congress Hall tomorrow,
when plan OF campaign for the COM
ing congressional election will be dis
on lSsed
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
IL Wa wronr.

Owing % the stress Of attending to
TIRE Republican convention. Alderman
Mills WIS M squcsed yesterday IN bis
reference to The beard Of Public Works
a. the council meeting Tuesday even
ing. What the alderman did say IN
that connection was. g [ dont bel eve
tae BOARD Suows what it - taking
scCut not that the hoard did ret
know enough 60 chew hay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
MARRIAGE AND DEATH.
EImira is to Have a Brand New Town
Hall.

Hall.
special TO tie TIL EGRAN-IlERsID.
ELxrRA. Mich. sept. 3.-Last sun
day evening, at the reside nee OF the
brides father, by the Rev. j. +. Knight,
Miss Mamie Deucy was united IN mar
rage with K. Craven, a prominent
merchant OF this place. Tho happy
couple left on the midnight train for
Detroit, intending 10 take IN the expo
sItion. Tuesday morning the mother
OF the groom received news OF the
death Of her husband. who was visiting
an older son near Else, and sne, with
her daughter Irene. left on the noon
train. The store : closed today.
The frame for the new town hail is up,
and it TIli be a c01mOdious. fine look
ing bUsdng.
The public schools opened yesterday.
We are having fine weather, and not
withstsnding tie frOsts we had IN Aug
ust, the crops look well.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Bro RA9Tns. sept. 3.-WhIie Mrs. r.
". Barrows, If Gay a Barrows. pub-
hers &C she By Rapids Daily Pioneer
was leaving Che opera house l8si ncht
hemorrhsge 81 the .un9s ser in. and n
fre Minutes she died from strange Ia-
t0n- sae vss So years cd. bad tcsi
here twentv-e .ght wears and leit ~
adopted dsnahte1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

BosToN, Sept, Speaker Reed, who
is on MS way 70 Maine 10 participate ia
the political campaign IN that state,
addressed large audie nee tonight IN
Faneuil Hall. Ii was very enthuslas-
TIC gathering. and Mr.. Reed WAS gwen
rouslng welcome.
In the course of his speech he said;
''The great struggle which has been
made by the Democratic House OF
Representatives for years has been, not
10 be economical IN the expenditures of
government, but to cut down the cum
total of appropriations. They have
been striving IN every way to pile uu a
surplus, not merely by taxatlqn,
but by parAmony in their
active inexpendlture of morey.
30 long as they could point 10 the cog
ging OF business, which results from tie
storing of money III the treasury, they
seemed 10 be happy, bat now they are
engaged IN showing that the surplus
has disappeared. They are unable 10
be contented, either with surplus or
without one. There is no doubt but
what the expenditures of Government
are about TO approach Its receipts, but
any man would make a mistakes II he
believed that II was in any way the re-
suit OF extravaganza or carelessness
with public money. All expenditures
have been legitimate, just and proper.
If we shall expen6 nearly our income
we shall also reduce taxation 10 the ex-
tent of fifty millions IN addition there
-,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
OLE oLsEN's STORE.
The Three sfen who BurGisrired 1t Get
Three Years Each.

Special 70 the Tuscan HEgkLD.
LUpTSGToS, Mich, sept. 3.-In the
circuit today Thos. Quinn, John How
ard and Charles Hughes, were SEN
fenced each to three years with hard
labor in Jackson state Prison. for the
burglary 0f Ole OiesCn's store recently.
James H. Clark. convicted of being
dsOrderiy person. received three
months "a TonIs. The case Of William
II. LsudOu. convicted IN the March
term. of nanslaughter and granted =
new trial in the Nav term, vas ordered
transferred % the circuit court for O.
csolo county and viii DC tired there
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
BELKNAP TALKS.
ne says e. ". wstkips' Nominations Is an
Excellent one.

Excellent Dne.
Special ~ .he TEtFs7 ss-HxRkLr.
WbsHrSeroN, sept. 3.-Regarding G.
" WatSius nomination, Capt. Rel knsp
sad today that be thought was Al ex-
eeilent one, and thatWatkins would be
elected without any question. He sad
Watkins IS the strongest man the party
eould have norDaated. snd ne believes
there vii h. no trouble carrying the
district for him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
DRESS GOODS:

Very fen ladies' are Indifferent to tie
charms Of an, elegant aOaydy0de. Ofhzfs Soe
haze ample by0of e9'e,y day, as 5Oe n0tlce tie
choicest selecztcnS are eagerly s0nght I0r and
the easiest soM Tie aztfcuAy 5Ohere tie
assortment IS 50 carried IS 10 deczde ao/izch 0f
the many has the greater attyacttOn, and a
decision Hz0ugh some70hat dt1cuA at times IS
al7Oays Satisfactory. orr stack IS .fnH and
cOmblete 7O71h Dress Fairies and s0eaVeS 0f
e70y description, meeting ftALy the require
mentS Of every occasion or condition.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

TIE sumner 0f 1890, contrary ho the bre-
aictlon ot many, has been a se,y PROSPEROUS
0ne NE 6aSe eur opinion uton hle amonnf
Of business done by rs, and tie future IS an
habated 7o7th pleasure, as aoe haze had ae-
aided a90antageS IN b,0cu,7ng 7oznkey .gooas.
NE subbhed omsek5es abunaantly and are
therefore prepared ia o6ey the largest asSo1,t-
ment and 67oeSt brzceS on many INES of goods.
SPRING q coMPAKY
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
In FANEUIL HALL
Speaker Reed Addresses very
Enthusiastic Gathering
SOxEPlTEST lsDPERIINEyr TRUTHS
The Demeerzts for Years Have hee2
Struggling Net fer EeSaen.s "a
Goseransaa But 10 S0t Ds~h
tae saDa Total OF Appropriations.

Speaker Reed on his way % paTtlel-
pate II the campaign "a Main received
al enthusiastic greeting n Boston and
exposed some Democratic methods tAat
should be pAlpsble 10 al who watch the
progress OF political events.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04


BkrrtE CsEES. sept A tramp
uuhre itnlender. name unknown. vas
Instantly killed yesterday ~ tne east
hound accommodation on the II ich gan
Central. fn the vest city limits. Hs
body vas completely cut Il tvo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

PHILADELPHIA sept. 3.--By the ex-
ploslOn OF a eoal-oil lamp early this
morning at 1904 Gefmantown-sve. the
building was set on IRE and Mrs. sarah
Mcintyre, sixty years Old, Mamie McIn-
tyre, her ten-year-old daughter, and
Sarah Logue, seventeen years, were
burned % death. The police have ar
rested Charles Mcintyre. thirty years
old, son OF the dead woman. on suspi-
clon q having caused the nre. A par
tai investigation oi the cause OF the
nre by the ire marshal shows that Nc
lnlyre came h2me drunk last night
aud upset the lamp IN his bedroom. \
few minutes before three o'clock this
morning a citizen called the attention
Of An officer 10 smoke ard flames which
were beginning To pour out OF the sec
ond story window OF the house at 1904
0ermaEtown-ave. The officer at once
turned IN an alarm and then, together
with tHo men. named James Hern and
James DOnahue, he broke n the front
door.
The breaking in OF the door was fol-
lowed Oy rush OF smoke and flame,
drvng the officer ana two volunteer
nEemen back. The inmates OF the
house, wLOcOuslsted of Mrs. Mary Kelly
ana her two children who occupied
the second story back, Mr.. and
Mrs Seigelfuss and their son, who
were sleeping IN tine third story, the
three unfortunate victims of the fire.
and Charles Mcintyre, mad by this time
been aroused and began 10 realize the
peril IN which they were placed. Mrs.
Kelly hastily aroused her child
ren, and half carrying. half lead
ing them. she rushed down the back
stars and reached the street IN
safety. When she had removed her
children out of danger, Mrs. Kelly
brayely re-entered the house and as
sisted Mrs. Mcintyre 10 reach the
street The SIegeIluss family had in
the meantime made their way through
tie smoke and already kindling flames,
and, although nearly choked by the
smoke and scorched by the fire, they
reached the ground in safety.
BY this time the whole neIghborhood
was aroused by the changing bells of
the arriving engines and the shouts OF
the hremeu, and the street WAS almost
impossible with the crowd.
Suddenly Mrs. Mcintyre, who was
standing IN the street clad only in her
night dress, uttered terrible cry, and
screamed out for some one 10 save her
daughter and niece, who were still IN
the building, and then before the fire-
men and specta tors realized her pur-
pose the maddened woman dashed into
the smoke and seething flames and
started TO make her way up the stairs.
For and instant her figure was clearly
outlined by the red hgnt of the fire,
rs she made her way up the
stairs, and then, before the horri-
ned crowd could even cry out, a
great gust Of black smoke envelOped
her and she was seen no more. After
this the firemen poured torrents of
water on the flames and soon had them
under control. When they made their
way into the building, the charred ana
blackened bodies of the two girls and
the heroic mother were found lying to-
gether At the head of the stairs. Dur
lng the progress Of toe ire Charles Nc
Iutyre had disappeared. but he was
soon found and j. locked Up pending
sd investigation hy the coroner. The
loss on the building will amount to
several thousand dollars, partly in-
sured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
A MOTHERS HEROISM
Into ths Roaring Flames % Save
Two Loved oaes.
FIRE EsyELOPS THEN YnDlLLP PERISH
a s@a caas-d ths cst2ssrsPAs by cvsss
sisz hsrsssne lamp 1hils Draak
ne DisAPPsars, Bat Ia Captured
aAa kasia fsndlag Investigation.

A magnificent example OF the utter
self-zbnsgatiOn of a mother's love
comes from Philadelphia A mother
dashed % a cruel and certain death,
inspired BY love Tor the daughter who
IS left IN burning building from whieA
sne, herself. had already escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

oar Cloak DEPARTMENT IS a Sce1e of aoti5-
1ty. Ne acre ne7ey 50 fully brebared 10 o6ey
cho1ce garments IN all grades of goOds as nos0.
Dent tail 10 0zSH eur Cloak Department and
ascertain tie truth of this statement
SPRING q COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

"Bezeoc L3ghts Nil * presented a.
Redm0nd's again tbs afternoon aac
evening. The mstlnee performances
begsns a. 2.l5.
Thst famous and talented minstrel,
Lev Dookst4der, Is @stn Primrose 4
Vests minstrels. This organization
Vii b at Powers next Monday and
tuesday. SeAGs ca sale today
Emma Abbott, with al Of her msgni-
ficent new wardrobe and tie biggest
company She ever carried. ln the beau
tiful opera '.Ernani" AZ Powers Urand
week from tom ght. sale cf seats be
gins next tuesday.
Rarely does Grand Rapids have az
opportunity to see and hear suea an
opera company as the Boston Ideals.
They viii be at Powers' Grand week
from Saturday evening.
The well-knoNn melodrama, "A
Legal Wrong" viii he the next altrac-
ton At Redmond Grand. and the sale
Office on and after this morning.
Stewart smith. tourist for the Legal
Wrong" com pany, arrived il town last
evening.
Wm. G. Winpfheimer of New York,
an eiOcutonIst and chara deter lmpefson-
ator, Will give an ent Ertainment IN
Hartman's lecture room tonight. con-
slstlng of humorous and dramatic reel
tails. Mr.. Wmpfhenar comes well
recommended, and from among ms
many credentials IS taken the following:
An appreciauve audience listened 10
oratory and music in the Methodist
Church lecture room on Monday even
ing. Prof. Wm. G.. WImpfbeimeT WAS
the talented young man VINO repro
duced the OratOry and humoE OF others
IN his recitati0ns. His selections were
choice, embracing wide field OF liter
ature. His powers OF expression and
articulation are decided and carefully
cultivated. He can initiate the man
nerS and language of others with telling
effect, and he Is equally happy IN de-
picting intense emotion and dramatic
force. lie has, coupled with these ac-
auirements, an attractive physical
presence, and he is unmistakably a
young man of much promise.-Belle-
fonte Pa News.
BY typographical error in this col
umn yesterday morning, 1t was made
TO appear that this paper cited Pat
Rooney as a distinguished musical
critic. 1t was the opinion of i. ;. Gil
more, the great band leader, that was
set forth, regarding the Strauss orches-
ira, but owing 10 difference or opln-
ion between the writer and the printer
who set up the type, the name was
printed "Pat Rooney" While Pat
Rooney's Endorsement of the great
orchestra is good, Pat Gllmore's IS bet
ter. The Strauss orchestra will play at
Hartman's Hall on Sept. %.
Jas. F. Green. comedian who has
| for some time past been resident OF
this city. is now PLAYING Murty McNally
in Geo. O. Morris illegal Wrong, oil
| Lost in the Tropics company has made
the hit of his life. Mrs. Green, nee
Lilly Durham, of this city, is also with
| the company and has received very
iiattering encouragement in Detroit
where the play is nightly turning peo-
pie away, at Whitney's Grand Opera
| House.
The performance at Smiths yester-
both al matinee and evening was fully
| up to the excellent standard Manager
Smith seems to have set for himself
this season. The attendance was good
and the people pleased, as wa!
evidenced by the applause SO freely
meted out. Matinees Friday and Satur
/ dav
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SO DEPARTMENTS

MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. Isl,
zOe a0zH ofey sbeczal inducements IN ege,y ae-
ba,1ment hzr0ugh0M 0uy immense establish
menf, fnclualng
Carpets, Linens,
Rugs, Towels.
DraperieS, Crashes.
Floor Oil Cloths, White Goods
ClOakS, Prints,
Shawls, Ginghams,
Silks, Cambrics,
NeIvetS, Umbrellas
Black Goods, Gents Furng Goods,
Dress Goods, Flannels,
Ribbons, Cloths,
LaceS COttOns,
Handkerchief, EmbrOideries,
Hosiery, Ruchings,
Underwear, Soaps,
Gloves, Perfumeries,
COrsets. Toilet Articles,
Muslin Underwear, Quilts and Blankets.
Eve7y DEPARTMENT menks0ned has 6argain
attyuctzons SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Emma Abbott. with al Of her msgni-
fcent new wardrobe and tie biggest
company she ever carried. ln the bead
iiful opera .Ern&ni' ~ Powers 1rana
3 week from ton ght. sale of seats be
gins next tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
NI/L ORDER DEPT.

orr Mail Ordey Department faclstate
acalsngs 7ozfh customers a0ho can MT S7s1 oNr
store Customers may rely on eraaf and anteL
hgenf attention m e0e,y detail expressed IN
MeD, oyaeys Samples cayefalLy selected and
ma1led aOken desred, tries and aes0zpfs01
pszeu aoiere SAMPLES can nat 6e sent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Thst famous and talented minstrel,
Lev Docksl4der. Is astn Primrose 4
Vests minstrels. ms organization
NIL b. at Powers next Monday and
TUESDAY Seats ca sale today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Rarely does Grand Rapids have a.
opportunity TO see and hear suea al
opera company as the Boston Iaeals.
They viii be at Powers Grand n week
from Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
ANusEAENTS

.Bezeon Lights Vii bS presented a.
Redmond's again tbs afternoon aac
evening. The matinee performances
begins 81 2.l5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

The well-knoNn melodrama, "A
Legal Wrong" viii he the next altrae-
ton at Redmond Grand. and the sale
OF seats will be IN order at the box
office on and after this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Stewart Smith, tourist for the Legal
Wrong" com pany. arrived il town last
evening.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
DENIED THE MOTION.
Final Decision in Celebrated Ian,
Case in North Dakota.

Final Decision in a Celebrated Land
Case in North Dakota.
WASHINGTON. Special Telegram
Secretary Noble day denied motion for
review of the case Of p McWeeney VS..
Charles w Greene, involving title to land
in section IS, township 154. range ga, of the
Devils Lake, N. D., district This case
was decided last summer, when a review
was asked by Mary McWeeney, the wife of
p. McWeeney. The land is almost in the
city of Devils Lake. McWeeny held an
other tract when the Ward boys of Chicago
were killed. He was one of the twelve who
killed the Wards, and while his trial was
pending was i'll Jail at Devils Lake.
Mary McGillecudy became attached
to him there and married him.
When McWeeny was released they
went to Devils Lake. He was appointed a
special officer, and was killed by Billy
Oswald. The latter was sentenced to twelve
years, but was pardoned by Gov. Mellette a
short time before he ceased to be governor
of Dakota Territory. Greene. who was in
this suit, was opposed to the Creel gang, and
the land in question was claimed az part of
the Creel heritage on Devils Lake. After
McWeenyy's death hts widow carried on the
suit, but the last hope of securing the prop
erty vanished with the decision announced
to-day. Assistant Secretary Chandler to-
day ordered a hearing in the matter OF the
appeal of William Forsyth from the de-
cislon of the general land office cancelng
his homestead entry on the southeast quar-
ter of section 80, township 149, range Al, in
the Crookston, Mimi, district.