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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Murphy to Allen Its los I07 W 5th st So go
Kugsr TO Sheppard Ii 4 blk Ontario add 0-5
; : | co 10 Lord lis =. n blk % 5 La Il to-
Jones to Bulls |, - blk Its > "A . 70 blk
is WRve-ly div 20
Bulls - Rn~enthal & Renm same prop oo3
Adj nance to Gilbert lis 10 } inc blk Mer-
Ram TX - 90
Ilatt Ia Mates Is y NJ ,. IS blk Ign W Sc 20
waverly div 30
Allen To Norton blk II oil ST II 81 George
and lh3 Amazon 81 go
Rhpies 10 Baxter Its Il Is blk 1T " ID 80
Pcticr>on - Peterson IL, ~ blk s. SupC HD
Same l., same lis :. 3 ) blk sS >upC IS
l. Go TO White II II Il blk lao W : ith q IL so
Nelson TO lanz Its blk White Birch l 81
Mckay 10 Stin>nu Il l. blk 33 La h $50
|. K /. ca 10 same Ii Is blk lS9 " : 9Th 20
Gilmark 10 Benson It ) blk Is Ont add 49,
Merriam to ; 5 co Il, b andSw ll-iS-i4 A. 0D
Sp-eerS TO ID, bic Its . Is blk -Oi W oh q } 90
Wilcox TO SIotnan sw iI-l3 no
Hermann u l'ardIn Ii , and Sc NV leiSlJ 90
Eaget to Carlson Is blk Noget PIX .oJ
StrIcklsnd To Graham Its l1i3 II l2ii Mo-
line 81 and II l25l IisolIe 81 Montgomery 100
Smith TO >haklefpTd ne 1i1-f5 COZ
Clark Ia ButChail ( Micaud und ST. NV
81 1915 & AZ
Si.eer L. Kelley undi:, dia Il lis % o.
Block 10 >alae uildl !, same ~ ttt
Patterson Ia same lu!di. sam" 70 90
Kelly u y CO whole Of W | cos add 10
dia Ii rs % 900
Erickson & Olson 10 Roberts NV Sw i1l5 -
Nahoncy Ia rurubuil he b 1 l. 18th ST go
same - Fee sW same block 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
ron NTN an Ian

>TtTE OF WISCONSIN,,
Cot Srh OF Dot t.L-t~. :
Notice j. hereby given, that ut the General
Election to Ice held in the several Towns,
Wards Villages ant Election Districts Of TIN,
County of Douglas, state OF " WISCONSIN,, On rhc
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday being
the fourth day of November, \. II. 1880 the .oI-
lowing officers are . ~ eIecie'', To wit:
! ''cH rrrror II nIac" "f William u Hoard.
Monday of January, y. ID l-Jl
y lieutenant Governor, in place Of George &.
W. Eylaud v bn-,' term ot Office " i'll e,Dlrs
the first Monday Of January, y. ID 1871.
\ secretary ct slate, ~ place "f Ernst {.
Tun1se. who-e term al office will expire on
the first Monday of January, \. u. l-.lG.
\ STATE Treasurer, IN place Of Henry l..
Har-haw. whose Term ii office will . pirc on
the first Monday Of January. \. u l-9l
IN h'1'fneN ''emrr.ll, IN place Of Charles 4. ,
the first Monday uf january, \. -. 1891
\ STATE superintendent, IN pace of ftfI
jesse !; 1laV"r "a llr-,. term OF Office " III ,.X-
l,ir. on the first Monday ct January l. 10 1891
\ Railroad Commissioner. i'll place ut Atlcv,
Peterson. whose term of Office VIII expire On
the fii~i Monday Of january \. II. 1881.
\ COMMISSIONER "f Insurance, in place Of
rh5Iip Cheek, Jr.. Whose term Of Dffire viii
.vplrc on tie inst Monday vi January, y. u
\ Representative IN Congress FOR the F. =ht
Congressional ID strict, cons ling OF IL" Cum
1f,.- Ut i;lf flc;d. Earron Buff.tlo Burnett
Clark, Douglas, Dunn IAN Claire. Jack >pn.,
r-p.n. Pierce. Polk. I. Crbix Trrrnl.aic.trl
auh "a~hi'urn. IA place uf Ni- II. Haug.u.
@ y
day of March. 4 -. J.. /
Member "f Assembly, for the Assembly
District consisting Of Ike CDuutie, OF Fay
h"Id EuTurit, Ivug'a-, Na-hburn .nd ~auy.r.
in place 0f T. II Mead. wh,-.. term at fC.9
Will exp1re "u the second Wednesday vi Jan
u.ITE-. \. - l-3l-
\ County Clerk in place af Charfe. T.agrn,
whu>.- tenn 1T utfsUc VII expire Oh the ilr-t
Monday of January, y u l-gl.
y Comfy Treasurer, in place OF j r Bis (,
holt. IT., y hose term uf OF &C vii expire on
the first Monday rf Jsnnrrv, \ -. isJi.
4 sheriff, in T,lsicE Ot Charles Wick irsn,s
" hose term 81 DfIIcC VIII expire UlI the INST
Mput'ay OF January, !. -. 1871.
\ Corpuer, ia place Ot J. ID Whitney, WHOSE
term 81 Office 81 expire the fir,l Moudny
Of January, y -. i-I!
y Ci,rn OF The Circuit Court ia pface Of
T.. THsb- y IH~e term Df DfftCt Nil TX pre- on
the tir-t Monday ~ January, 4 H. I-9l
A District Attorney. IN place uf Champ.
Green, ~ uo~e term ri office VII expire on the
fist AonisN 81 January, y ID ls3l.
\ Register ut is'-.f-, 80 place Of r. j. Nundy,
VI 90 term ~ office Viii .N{Irr ON iIe Inst
NJ n tsty Di January. \. II. Isl.
y survey or. in I,.s.s at +. u. Black. whp-s
term at 5if 90 Y ~ eNp pine on line tlT,t Monday
Oi January. 4. - 1871
4 C"uuty ruteDdsuf of schools, in
place 81 -. u u IIlauIe, lrr.. term ri office,
VIII expire On the. INST Monday uf January
\. II. Is1i
Gwen undeg my hand and 5s,Ir1ai s.4,i
Is at -aif ersOr, las al day of ScIdctu-
LeT Y u. 1881.
CHARLIE LAGRO.
County clerk.
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The Heir, Win.

MADISON. Wis, Oct 2l.-Informa-
ton received here from Superior states
that the circuit judge has filed an order
there declaring null and void the will
of the late Peter Dean, wealthy old
bachelor who died there a few years
since. bequeathing to the city of Super
lor $50 acres of Land on Tower avenue.
the principal street of that place, and
SO acres outside of the limits. to be
used for public purposes. The land in
the city alone is nov valued at 500 900
The circuit judge holds that the VIII is
void on the grounds of uncertainty and
of creating an unlawful perpetuity.
The heirs brothers and sisters, neph-
ewS and neices of Dean-who reside
in Superior, New York and in Min
nesota, are the successful contestants.
The city of Superior intended to Use
the lands for park purposes. The case
VIII be appealed TO the supreme court.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

Local politics in this county have
become SO badly mixed up that we can
no longer keep track of the situation,
and we shall no longer try to. eau
/ cusses We're carried by whatever means
was most available and by such bold
ness as to disgust the masses in both
| parties, and both parties are AL torn
| up. Some parties, seeing the down
ward drift of both parties refused to
/ become parties to such methods and
come before the people for various po-
sItIons as independent men and on
their merits OF course all parties
have nominated some good men-it
would be impolitic to DO otherwise
but it is perfectly safe to say no
strisht party ticket viii be elected
this fall
Taken as straight ticket from top
to bottom, We think the Republican
ticket is good deal ahead of anything
nominated, but that ticket contains
some names which men who look to
the best good of the public cannot vote
for The best interests of the city
and county must be ignored if it is
voted Again the Land and River
improvement company, through its
tools, has drawn the Line sharp and
distinct through the city and the elec
ton of their ticket as nominated
means rum to the east half of the city
if they can bring that ruin about. In
this respect the Democratic larty led
by Messrs- Grace, Dwyer and Bremen
Is no better than the Republican
party. These leaders in both parties
want all for the territory lying west
of Hill avenue, as was publically de-
cldred in 4 meeting held at the West
End few evenings since. Is it any
wonder that the law of self-preserva-
ton creates antagonism against such
tactics. The Republican party is all
right just SO long as it aims to elevate
and build up, and it is all wrong when
it begins the process of tearing down
and of oppression.
The party lines have been sundereI
and they have been sundered by the
VERY ones who are now crying loudest
for unity, peace, etc. They deliber-
atelv create the disturbance and then
cry, let us have peace but they, like
the rebels Of old, want peace on their
own terms. There are now from
three to six candidates in the field for
each Office to be flied. Never was the
politics of the county more mixed up
than at the present lime, and what
the outcome will be no one can tell.
Water viii find its level. Our politics
Will no doubt in time settle down to
an honest and equitable adjustment
and representation, but just now all is
chaos i'll the camps. All the candi
dates, regular and irregular, SO to
speak, have been presented to you.
Look them over carefully, inquire into
their merits and worth and let your
aim he TO vote for the best good Of the
county at large, and in this way we
think the best results VIII be attained.
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REAL ESTATE WILL LOON.

Leader of Tuesday.
1t has been the opinion of great
many people who are not directly con
necteI with the business that there is
some feeling of depression in the real
estate market, but those who claim to
have definite knowledge Of its status
say that such is not the case. 4 prom
inent real estate dealer, II speaking of
the matter last evening, said Il con
slider the real estate market decidedly
firm at present. | know of several big
deals that have been made during the
past week, and there is good healthy
movement all around. 1t is true there
is no decided boom. but | look for a
rapid advance in prices before winter
closes IN l tell You, Superior is all
right, and a man who invests in dirt
here now makes a safe venture
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

To the Qualified Electors of Douglas
County: Believing that an erroneous
impression has been created to the
effect that hive ceased to be n candi-
date for the office of register of deeds
OF said county take this method of
informing my friends that such is not
the situation, all reports to the con
trary notwithstanding | shall re-
main in the field until the ballots are
counted on the night of the 4th of
November, and if | find myself in
trusted by the people with the office
Will, without fear or favor, conduct
its affairs on business principles.
Yours respectfully,
A + MrR,E
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

The city is now completing the
work Of paving to be done on Fifth
street and we are Informed that it has
been decided to leave off the tar coat
ing here also As 4 property holder
an Il tax payer on this improvement
we enter vigorous protest against
any such arrangement. The property
has been assessed and its bonds sold to
do this work III a proper manner and
the work SHOULD have been done two
months ago, and we object to having
the work done now. at this Late day in
any such bunsling manner. To lay
cedar blocks on this clay soil without
anything to protect them is throwing
money away.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

To help along the New Duluth"
and st. Louis townslte booms, To-
Gated on the ''headwaters of St Louis
Bay" the find of silver mine has
been started Only a few years ago
some Duluth scheIners made a mint of
money by getting up gold find eX
element, located not far from this
new silver scheme 1t is no doubt all
right to invest your money in real
estate in that locality at moderate
prices, on the merits of the country.
but do not be fooled into investing
any money in mining lands or
stocks. There IS no pay dirt
there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25
Heirs TO a Vast Estate.

In the Albany Evening Journal of a
late date, we find the following item
which may be of special interest to
some of cur readers. 1t was 4 tele-
gram sent to the Journal from Lans
inghurg. and reads as follows:
Robert {. IL skcll and Mrs Stephen
Haskell of this place are heirs to an
estate valued IL about s. 600. 900. left
hy stephen Haskell. who died at
bridgeport, Conn. in 1871. The estate
consists of western lands near Duluth.
MINI. and Superior, Wis. The prop
erty has greatly increased in value
since it was purchased, In all there
are eight heirs 10 the vast estate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25
4 CAR ID.

We take this method for thanking
the tiremen and orr friends and neigh
bors for their kindness il removing
our household goods from the Revere
House on the occasion of its destruc-
ton by fire on the night of the 18th
inst. Mr.. AND Mrs. \. ID. STREET.
The latest thing out in the map
line for city or county can be found at
the post office news stand.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25
Do aOar .s.ity!

Morning Leader.
Next Tuesday, on Oc;o3er the 18th,
the electors Of superior VIII have the
second and last chance to register for
the November election. The result of
the first day Of registration showed up
pretty fayorabls, but there are still
Large number of voters who have not
qualified for the exercise of the fran
chi>e. The present ruling. although
new, leaves no excuse for a voter even
If he has changed his abode or polling
district. All he has to do is to make
affidavit before the inspectors Of the
precinct III which he now lives as to
such change Thus. having no excuse.
every elector who is bodily able should
make 4 point of registering next Tues
day, not merely to obllgc 4 party or 4
candidate, but from a sense of public
duty. The best man should be elected
next month and the voters must put
themselves in a post on to select them.
No registry, no vote. remember that.
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We want il understood right here

We want it understood right here,
that we have no personal controversy
with any candidate in the fell. Per
sonally we do not know half Of the men
running for Office. But we do know
their general standing, occupations
fitness for place, and whether they are
friends of the city or only part of it,
and what clique leads them. Knowing
these points we make our selections
accordingly
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JAMES T. WINGER


Hon. \. p IIangen is not getting
much amusement" out OF this cam
paign. lie has, virtually speaking, no
opposition in the district His major
itv this year Will be nearly double that
Of two years ago, Mr.. Haugen is not
idle, however. but is doing good work
for the general state ticket. and will
speak nearly every night from now on
until election day
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EOlfH.e to Creditors,
DoUGLAs COUNTY CoCRT-IN PROBATE.

In the matter Of Peter F.. Bradshaw. deceased.
Letters t->saul. ntaTy having been granted to
Sarah :. Bradshaw. nf the city OF superior. upon
the estate OF Peter z. Bradshaw. deceased late II
lOuvlaS county, Wisconsin. and an order havl3 :
been entered herein on the ..Rh day OF -eEteDI-
Der 1897 limiting the the time for creditors t.
present their claims against the said es'ate for
examination and allowance u SIX months from
ami after the sth dry ri september, $50
Notice /, hereby given that the said Comfy
Court will on tn, first Tuesday, OF March. l>9l
at Q a m. of that iav at the County Judges
ollie. IN the Court House in the City of superior
Douglas County, WISCONSIN. receive. examine
AMI adjust ali Claims and demands II every PER
son against the estate OF Peter f. Brai>hax. de
ceased late Of the City Of superior, IL Douglas
County. WISCONSIN.
Claims shns3li b. verified and fled before the
expiration of said six months.
Dated this SIKH day .; september lsp.
By the Court
o.95 ID RIBERTS County judge.
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Public Notice.
Notice Of the Redemption OF
Lands Sold for Taxes
May Is, 1883.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.
OFFICE OF TEE COUNTY CLERK,
SUPERIOR, July 81. $500.
The following pieces of land having been sold
by the county Treasurer of the county of Douglas
on thu, 18th day of May ISIS, for the taxes inter
est and charges for the year 1887,
THEREFORE Notice Is hereby given. that unless
81 i'll lands are redeemed from said sale or be-
fore May 10 1891. they will be conveyed Ia the
sI,ectivc purchasers, or asslguc.>, according to
law.
The amount of taxes interest and charges cal
cuatc, up the last day of redemption Is SGT uE-
posile to each piece respectively.
CUtS. LSGRO
county tlC:k
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25

ST. FRANCES HOSPITAL.

ST. FRANCIS HoSrITAL
Sister NJ. Flavia, superioresS. wishes
to return thanks for the kind donation
of ten barrels of apples from Mrs
May Mundy, and also Mrs. Sarah And
erson gift of four baskets of grapes
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47'F'7II71ltI VI
November 10. 1890.


7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
IL Sept ~. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
med settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim and that
said proof will he made before the clerk Of the
Circuit courT for Douglas County, Wisconsin, at
Superior Wisconsin.
November l3. 1890.
viz Wesley Jones. his Id. No. ljl0, for the
Wa SCI = sec. j., TI. Il n K. Is ".
lie names the following witnesses To prove his
cuntituoG> residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz H. Wall. Alex BormNn Harry
Jones. Edward Morrison. all oil South Range.
Dougi Co., Wisconsin.
ols Il. " CARRINGTON. Register.
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To All Voters.

The undersigned respectfully an
nounees 10 the voters of Douglas
county, irrespective of party ties, that
he is an independent candidate for the
office of Register of Deeds, to be voted
for at the coming election.
7 H-r>-L.r-r,
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Mrs. James Collier and daughter
have been trying to have the Will of
the late James Collier set aside on the
ground that Mr.. Collier was insane or
not Of sound mind when he executed
the same. Judge Roberts denied their
appeal and prohated the viii. If they
take any further action they viii have
10 go into the courts and they VIII sure
~ get knocked out" there, for every
man in Superior, almost, would testify
10 the sound mental condition of MI
Collier. and even the document Itself
Is good gy.a. 80 u 7 SOM. and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-25
October -. 1891.
81 EONS,
STATE or WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT COURT
CurSTT OF DoJ"iA~. tlrh CIEcI IT.
George z. hirk1lilc. Plaintiff.

CuCSTT or Dots5-A~. Elth CiEcIlT
George B. Kirk5,iic Plaintiff.
Katherine r. arrl.t,y AMI George r. AprIa7tv.
her husband, tar,llir- II. Addison Ard Aft'4r
d Addison. her husband. Frances Nct auIr aaI
Edward Sict atIly her h1ehaId; MARY q Nor.
r. -sd r UinCeuf - rah : Nit-- and Gilbert E.
Niiise. her hI~raud, William Z. steele ard jos
10 I. steele hi VIE. defendants
The State Of Wisconsin 20 the rt0ye named DC
ftndsItfs and 10 zach 81 them.
You are hereby summarized To appear within
- 5I.y s.y afr service Of this simmons up6G
yen exclusive al the tay uf S,TyIcC- Ead defend
the uho|e entitled action ia tie curt ssr--sli.
and III Cl1sr OF your failure 50 70 Dc" Judgment
viii IL rendered against you aCcurl3. tht de-
Tnand "t, the COMPLAINT. CATLiE ( Butler.
niT72 Plaintiff. AEtnT.1--s =
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Oh Speil v cTses.

Charles Wells Maulton. Publisher,
Buffalo. y. Y, has just issued l. mo.
cloth. 2l6 page book entitled Odd
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author Of Random Shots at Living
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Mr.. lIolley's previous productions
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LScDE?oEATEp - lss5
MONEY LOANED

Tie .<s' SATURDAY. isUEl TO o'clock p ~.
MI S,f-'T = t-eS.ss:..:'
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SuDeIiorChambero Of Commerce

Regular weekly meetings each Monday IT ln.3N
A NJ. al Fire Hall, curlier OF Rocker and Foarth
street. Ali invited 10 10th pin and attend.
L L C.iTIIN.
+ CTS ~.-~-n-a-y r--ig,..i-
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excellent
all
schools
profitable exceptional
Pres &. S. rim
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November 9Th. 1850.

viz William wilkinson Pre-. f 10. = s: f,r th.
NJ. Nv Ne. and the Ne. NV -c'. =
II - y. K. Ii ".
He names the following witnesses To Prove M,
continuous residence Uf"n ard cultivation uI
said ltii. viz: Patrick Kelly. john I-,rSin. ! !
Collins and James smith all Of GorlDa Doug a,
County. Wisconsin.
sL7nl g. W. CAEEINGTuI. Register
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November II, 1890.


7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
- Oct. = $50.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler ha> filed notice Of his intention To-
make final proof in support OF his cltm and that
said proof Ill be male before the clerk, Uf the
lrctIlt Court. for Douglas county. Wisconsin, at
superior, Wisconsin, on
November ri. 1890.
viz: Andrew Jansen, hi> Pre- y : No POSI- for the
sN 4 NV Il See > TIP IL K l2W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
said iaIli viz: Adrian WeStbcrg. Peter johnson,
John Ole>''n, John johnson, all of hawthorne.
Douglns county, Wisconsin.
G. W. CARRINGiT0N.
plSN-- Register.
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Notice for Publication.
T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. NISCONSI
IL sept 18th l>lH

T AND OFFICE AT ashland. WISCONSIN.
IL sept. 18th. ls-1.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice oi his intention 10
ms ke final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will lie made before the Clerk of the
Circuit for Douglas County, " Wisconsin, at SCvc-
rior, " isgousin. on
November Id. 1890.
viz: Nicholas e. Drew. his i'll. f. No. 1894 for
the w. >Ei. SW-. NEi. and the SCI SWl. SEC.
5, Up. - y, l.. u ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resIderce upon and cultivation Of
SAID land. viz: Hansen y. Cole. Charles Cole,
Thomas Maher and John Roach all of Soilth
Range Douglas County. Wisconsin.
>11nl 8. W CAREiNGTOE, Register.
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Noyem Der Id, 1890.
Notice for Publication.


] AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Sept. NJ lssD.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiisd notice OF his intention To
ma ke final proof in support Of his claim and that
sail proof viii be made before the Clerk of the
circuit Court for douglas county. Wisconsin, at
Superior, W i>CoHsia. on
November II. 1890,
viz; Andrew J. koi>tid his Hi. F. NJ. 1872 for
the =. Sc. and e. SWl. see. /, Tp. - ".
K. Is W
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said LAND viz: Nicolas Brown. christ Serey
Ole J. X. Jastad au.I otto Eckkeu all of DcdhuIn.
douglas county, Wisconsin.
oiu> Il. W.CAREINGTON Register