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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-13

OF Siberia, hoping to be driftcd through the
region OF the pole. It is known that arti-
cles from the Jeannette, the ship used by
De Long and Melville, drifted somewhere
through the great polar sea and were picked
up at the southern extremity of Greenland.
In the course Of three or four years DR..
Nansen hopes to follow this track. Opinion
here is divided as to his success, and as to
whether or not he will be able to make
his escape alive. The best judgment APP
pears to be that DR.. NanSen's scheme is
rather desperate, but that with his equip
ment he will be able to make his way out
OF the Arctic ocean in case of the destruc-
tion OF his vessel. He is equipped to travel
over the surface of thc ice pack with small
boats and sledges, and experience has
shown that there is little or ITO danger in
such work. 1t is not to Nansen that the
Arctic experts at Washington look for a
solution of the polar problem. They are
hoping that some American will come for
ward and perform the great feat.
ROBERT GRAVES.
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SUMMONE-IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
y the Fret judicial district OF tho state Of
Montana, in and for tho county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
i L. Gordon snd Frank B. Holt. co-partnsrs
in business under tho firm nanss and style Of q;
l.. dordsn y Company. plaintifa vs. Charles {.
The staSs of Montana sands greeting to the
above named desanAant:
Youars hereby required to sppe,r in an action
Tiff IN the district court Of tho First judicial
district Of the ota4s Of Montana. in and for tho
county q Aaw;s I'd Cl.ske ana to answer the
si.e Of tkeday Of eervies) sftsr the ~eeryiee on zoa
Of this nno i s.rvsd within this county;
tist, within twenty da5s; oshsYxtss within forty
days, CT judo aant by acfa1it viii De taken
.gainst you according 80 tina prayer Of sid CON-
The ssid scti.n is brought to obtain . judx.
Two hundreJ sad ssvant, nizo sna7 1850 dsli.rs
Hare, and m=ereIandss said ssd delivered b.
isas. >. .hslsas. ASn'.sa: ier interest On said
num- sm II ir. Ma ~ !; >, IL S. as'G f - ~ us pr soma POI an, nd
:osts e mh: ~ :. le,~o TAU, appears
Tolerance - hsraby had
A.d 20 .rs hesssy ns.issd: thu +, You t .Sl,. to
s1d;H aad 3h sa<S srsa t a1s; sata scD H;S, e,qs i ~ . aDcve
By defauit s<z;nst you for said Gum Of ss79. II,
9th interest thereon q - rsr cent -. a7rnn
f'e S',: :a, sn q is 20, s sna f and iG It e. r.. s': 1t chs Dis
ir;ct Court Of tho FIRST Judicial Districe
ofthe tt.fo ef n ontAn a. 10 and
Seal lire. !!ls,aa. 81. st dey Of osso;
Court. ono Thousand eight hundred
lyG. o. FREEMAN. Deputy ciefE.
=. n. &S. Y. Hcin'ire. u aintifs' a,tornp-e.
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Electric Filters.

This remedy ia becoming so we'll known
and 40 popular na to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric B.t.ers
sing tho aHmo song Of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist, and it ia cnaran-
tesd 10 do al that is claimed. Elecs ic
Nlste,a will curs Ell diseases of the liver
and kidneys; will remove pimples. boils.
aalt rhcum ind other affections cnueed by
I'm pure blood; will drive malaria from tho
System. and prevent. as we'll Rs cure, al!
u!aEa ial fevers. For cue OF headache,
constipation and Indigestion ~ Electric
BitteFs. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 80 cnnts kna 81
per bottl.. Parcrou-D'Acheul Drug Co.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car.
Through F irst-class Sleeper to Chicago via Chi
cago, Milwaukee i st. Paul Railway.
For further information, maps. ratss, ETC.,
call at ..
No. 6 North Main Street, Helena.
Or write tie undersigned
G. W. PITTS. City Ticket Agent.
B. H. LANGLEY. General Ticket Agent.
SHERtFT'B SALE - ROBERT 8, HALE

. p..intia. ". j nnies l. Ha,Eil!l, Dallas Has.
kill and robert c. " nllac., defendants.
Under and by, virtus OF an ordor Of sale and
state q Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
End Clarke. on the ."ta Gay Il hovsnbr r. 4.
ID 49,. IL tho above entitled action. wherein
ebert .is,S. tho above uaret plaintiff. OBJ
tained (. Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale nEa,n I huaIce l. ii.nHtli. a.!s" Ha
r. the :sik day Q, Scss'nbe: a: d,
est, costs and attorneys fees. which said decree
c wa. %" T.; me ~ .Iy - VI thS,elrDe; 4. = 10y 70
psgs =. 1 am commanded to eell all hose certain
lots. piece or parcel Of land, situnte. lying and
bong in the county OF Lewis and Clarke, state Of
NJ ntsna. and bounded and described Is follows
to wit:
Loo numbered seventeen uO and eighteen
tlsl. in block numb r SIX hundred and Two
1919 o.. tao hoback q snnoa sdIi,ion to tho
city 81 Eeirne. ta'd pr misses being eiRhty-svD
and enc. half (sis,) fnst from. on Ninth Gyenuc
formerly csllsd { eGtro stseet) AID ons hundred
and forty Cl4t, fest ceep. an! bounded on thu
north by an nilry, on 'n' east b. Eobsek strott
IN lie south by Ain,h , ysnuo. and on tho ives
W 10! nninler stxiPeE liol. in aid block, as said
LOTT AMI b oc. nra mum horeu. dua!snatcd ana de-
scF,ird On tbs Plat Of sail HoDar1 & , snnon
addition on me in Tho uthcs Of tho Comfy 70
cori- OF said corntv . { Lewis .rh ,'i,rao.
Public notice Is hereby given that on T'ucs-
da'. Ia vt day o. Ascu,"b~r. A.. -. 1875. at IL
o clock IN. OF hat day Mt the from. door Of the
court oGs.. Helena. Levi. snd Clark, county,
Montana. [ vail, IN olruieuc. to said order Of sxle
ind deer O Il iorsciosuro and NC, seti tho above
neceararT 10 .atisiy ta:d judgment, viii, intere.t
and costs, 10 tho higi est ard best Liduor. for
cash In hand.
eivsn under my hand this Eta day OF Noven-
~ CHARLES D.. CU"TIs. shorin
Nv fRrnf i"s" r"-" $h-.ia
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Many Schemes There Are, and Some
Desperate. by Which to
SNve It
Sudden Revival OF Popular Inter-
est in Washington In tho
Subject
Greeley aud Me lvillc Closely Watch tho
Expeditions Now In the North-A
Gre sOme Picture.
Especial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-There has been a
sudden revival OF interest here, as else
where, in arctic work. Washington con-
tains quite a number of men who have al
ready made records in the frozen north,
and by no one are the two arctic ventures
now in progress more carefully watched
than by those veterans of the snow and
zee, Lieutenant Greedy of the army and
Commander Melville Of the navy. Neither
Greedy nor Melville is likely to go again
to the ~arctics, though the latter has not
lost his ambition in that direction. He has
had experiences which would induce m
ordinary man resolve never to repeat them,
but Commander Melville is not an ordi-
nary man. He is a great big fellow, large
of bone and muscle, and with a heart to
correspond. He would like nothing better
at this very moment than to place himself
at the head OF a party bound for the north
pole, that glittering unknown point which
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CURE OR NO PAY.

WE GUARANTEE To CURE SYPHILIS in any
form. whether new or OLD case. EcRoFULA
RUNNING SORES. HIors on oDY. EoREs II
hoU1H or on aay rart OF body; In faci, any
poison or inquiry in tho blood. no mater
how caread, can be thoroughly cured by this
remedy. In ths most extensive practice OF
tho past three years it has not failed. and i.
cannot fail. ia it ia q perfect specific for all
llood roisons. Write for fieo pamphlet and
testimonials from men wo have cured, "A
psIHa".Vn' ear" w.rr.Ht.a or money re
funded. MOFFAr CHEMICAL CO.. 10
Fret Etreet. Port!s nd. Oregon.
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Itching plies are known by moisture like
pc SEPARATION. causing intense Itching whom
warm. Th;s form as vel! Gs blind, bleed
Ing or p~.ntruGing, yield st once to DR.. 30
sanko'a Pile kemsd which ucts directly
on nnrts affected, abso bs tumors, allsys
itching and fleets "A pc manent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Sosankn. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold By
Parchen-D'Acheu! Drug Co.. Helena
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How Coral Grows,

Corals increase By eggs, spontaneous d.
vision and termination. The rate of growth
has not been fully determined. Professor
Agassiz indicates the growth Of reefs at KEY
West at Che rate of six inches in 100 years
and adds that if we doubled that amount
1t would require 900 years to form the
reefs in that place and hundreds of thou
sands OF years for the growth OF Florida
Fire and Water.
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Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars

For Information, time cards. maps and tickets
call on or write @#
f. .. EDGAR
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NUriCE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ tho first National bank OF Helena. Mont.:
! he regular annual meeting Of thn STOCKHOLDERS
II the tirst ha.ional bang of Helenr. Mont.
FOR tae election of directors 10 serve for 'hc en-
suing yoar. win bs beld at i,s BANKING oa,s on
nary. 1884. bst eesn tho hours OF ~ q. Ill. aud
four r. IN. of said day.
Helena, Mont, Lee. q 1913.
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NOTICE-iHE SECOND NATIONAL, PAM
located at Hel.ns. Ii The sta,o OF MontanA
q e,osina np MS hHA r. Al note holders aud
.ore hs'ety notified to present tho notes and
other claims sgsinst tho a.srciatior In, rsv
nent. GEORGE Il ,fhIIr rSss
Dated Sept Is, 1895.
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Miss Juliet Corson,


BREAD.
Eiscuits, Rolls and Mullins.
GYiddie Cakes. Wafiles. Etc.
Unlsavsned Bread.
Grains aud Mushos.
CAKE
Layer Cake.
Cookies aud Jumeles.
G.ngos Breads.
CruI.ers and D%oughuuta
FIosting und Icing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Creams aud Oustards.
Confectionery.
Canning Fruit and Vegetables.
Catsup.
DriukA
Eggs.
Fish.
Fruits.
MF.
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OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Aside from Re cipes tho following topics are carefully treated

How to Carve.
How to Sslsat Meats.
Hints to House Kespcrs.
Diseased and A%dnltsrstsd Food.
Warming and Ventilation.
Drainage and Sewerage.
Poisoning, Drowning and Accident
Disintsctontk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23

School closed at Pierce Valley or
Wednesday of last week. The Hollow
school closes to morrow.
Town caucus next Tuesday. The
Board will settle with the road over
seers and the treasurer in the A. NJ.
W. A. Caldwell, Victor Bailey, Lutte
Weeks and Fred Atwater will sport
] with the goat at the A. o. U. w. hal
in Prescott Saturday night.
Rev. n. K. Kinds. formerly pastor
here, is taking theological course al
Garrett Biblical Institute.
The State school tax is now in the
hands of the treasurer and has been
apportioned among the several dis
tricts in town as follows: Dist No. /,
546O2; No. 2. 1913; No. A, $37. 65;
it. No. /, $l.05; it. No. 2. $2.lO; il
No. 3, S2S "a; it. No. 5. $34 81. To
tai, $207 10
The boys claim that the A. o. U. W.
have raised Ed. McIlroy's insurance
assessments since he began driving
| those matched bronchos.
| John ZimbTick visited his parents
near Madison last week.
G. III. Meyer is preparing to build a
| 36x46 foot barn and basement.
b. Ii. johnson died suddenly at his
residence in this town on the night o.
the 18th. Mr.. j. had been a resident
of Clifton less than two years, coming
here fIom the town of Oak Grove. A
genial. kindly old man, be lived out
the years scriptuTally allotted to mar
and passed quietly and painlessly away
into the great hereafter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
SPRING LAKE.

There was dance at Spring Valley
Friday night, the 18th inst.
A Congregational church was organ
lied at Spring Valley the 18th inst.
with a membership of 10.
A lodge of l. o. o. F. was. organized
at Spring Valley the 10Th inst. with
about 25 charter members.
The Zastrow House and the Farm
ers' Hotel have both changed lands
lords the past week.
DIR. Clough bought two lots in Spring
Valley on the corner of Main and 4th
SITS. for $1,000 cash.
Diphtheria again broke out in the
family of VIM. Curry last week. One
case, reported light aud conyalescent.
The question of license is now being
earnestly debated by many of our citi-
gems. 1t seems to be generally con-
coded by those best qualified to judge
that license will be carried. Spring
Lake has a village at or near each of
its four corners, viz: Spring Valley,
Oliyet, EImwood and Hatchville.
Spring Valley is the only village in
the town where it will be possible
to establish any kind of police
regulations. II cur own humble opin
! ion the best thing temperance people
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Thomas Blagan has returned home
from Beldenville, where be has spent
the winter logging.
northumberland and wife are Wis.
iting his parents in the southern part
of the state.
Frank Johnson has returned from
the pineries.
Most of our young people went to
River Falls to celebrate the 18th of
March.
Pomona Grange will ne held in the
Hall Friday and Saturday.
p. j. Lewis and wife have returned
from their visit TO Illinois.
II. r. Morgan went to Martell Mon
day.
Chas. Parker of River Falls was in
town last Saturday.
L. X. Afdahl went to Minneapolis
last week and purchase fine span OF
horses.
Died. March II, Mrs. VIM. Searles.
A husband and five children survive
her. She was born in England "a
years ago A kind mother and neigh
Dor, always ready with helping hand
where there was sickness, she will be
greatly missed by all.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
OAK GROVE.

Jas. Manion and family from Clifton
spent last week visiting at his fathers.
Town caucus will be held at the
hall next Saturday, March Is, at one
O'Clock P. NJ.
If you have any good straw do not
burn it. Henry Thorn will buy all he
can get and pay a good price for it.
He wants several hundred tons to ship.
Several from this town have been
taking in the sights at Madison during
the past few weeks.
Adolph Meier is putting roof on
the barn he built last fall.
There was no service at Jones'
church last Sabbath owing to bad
roads.
Thos. Davis has moved to his farm
in this town. He moved to Prescott
about year ago.
Miss Lizzie Raphael will teach the
spring term in Dist. No. Z.
Aspirants for nomination for town
offices are heard of in all directions as
the caucus draws near.
Our town ball has been provided
with new window curtins and lamps.
Peter shannon and wife have moved
out from the woods where he has been
working since last fall.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23

Mrs. F. L. Hart has been visiting
relatives in st. Paul for the past ten
days.
Miss Mary Young spent Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Nellie Dill came down from
Hamline Friday night and remained
over Sunday.
School closes Friday for weeks
vacation.
The fourth lecture of the Epworth
League course was delivered Monday
evening in the NJ. +. chu CHI by Rev.
Benjamin Longley. Subject. "Tai
Mahat," proved very interesting. Mr.
Longley is fae speaker.
Miss Mary Sans returned home last
week, her school being finished.
The remains of B. III. johnson were
brought in from Clifton Friday. The
funeral services were held at the Lu'
theran church and conducted by Rev.
Schsdegg.
The entertainment given by the Y
p. 5. c. E. last week was well patron
lied and was a source of enjoyment.
the program being good one and
well rendered.
The Prescott correspondence of last
issue said that Miss Jessie Sargent
accompanied her sister to Herman
Mimi, and would remain severa
years, but it should have said several
months instead,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
HAMMOND.

Miss Ida Barry returned to her
school duties at Glenwood the 18th.
She has been at her home in Warren
for the three previous weeks with a
severe attack of mnmps.
Died, March II, at her home south
of town, after long illness, Mrs. VIM.
Searle. She has been an extreme suf.
ferer for the past year and her death
was not unexpected to her family and
neighbors. The funeral services were
held at this place the 10Th, conducted
by Rev. McKibbin.
Prof. Bushey has been entertaining
his mother and sister from Appleton
for several weeks. Miss Bushey has
returned home; Mrs Bushey will Ie-
main at her sons.
In the course of a few weeks Patsy
McNalley will move his family to
West Superior where he found busi.
ness location ON his recent trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Peck returned the
18th from a visit to their brother s
family at Durand Mr.. Peck has
about recovered from a serious illness
which laid him up the greater part of
the winter.
Mr.. Rich died March 18th from NAL
aides incident to old age. He was IS
years of age and had been confined at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bax'
ter, for the year previous to his death.
The funeral and interrment occurred
the 10th.
NJ. II. Paterson was quite badly in
jured while repairing Martin Hawkins
pump on The 18th. A plank fell into
the well ard struck him on the head,
infiicting very painful wound.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23

Andrew Martin returned to his
home in Mich. last week. Mrs. j
Jennings accompanied him and will
visit relatives there.
Mrs. Harris of Iowa is visiting hei
daughter. Mrs. F. Sanford.
Miss Mary 0'Jonnell and little
nephew have returned to S. ID.
Mrs. C. C. Holt and her mother,
Mrs. Geo. White, went to Eau Claire
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. z. Smith went to
Ellsworth Monday to see his mother
who is sick.
Raymond Thomas of S. d. is here
visiting bis brother, P. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Van returned from
Alderly last week.
Mr.. and MIS-. VIM. Martin have
gone to housekeeping in their new
house.
Joe Mortimer and J. Kern were at
Durand last Saturday.
ID. II. Amidon departed for Georgia
Monday where he intends to live in
the future. His wife and son will &c
in June.
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TRIMBELLE.


Miss Anna Danforth is down from
st. Paul Park.
Town board of audit will meet at
the town clerks Office next Tuesday.
Almira Beddall is back to Trim belle
again after sojOurn of year and a
half at Shell Lake with her daughter.
Barney Klecker has gone to Pilot
Point, Texas, in search of some salts
factory site for future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Booth are the
happy parents of boy baby.
K. o. LawTason of Hamlin is billed
for tomorrow night with a musical
aud stereoptican entertainment.
Mrs. frankie Stepp and baby of
Ellsworth have been visiting at A. j.
Moore's.
j. X. Bardon talks of investing in
Beldenville real estate.
VIM. j. Boles, an East Ellsworth
barber, and Miss Lulu Baker of this
place were married recently.
The machinery is being placed in
the creamery building.
Uncle "Hial" Hathaway has been
confined to his bed for several days.
He is now 81 years of age.
About six weeks ago the postmaster
at this place made application to tie
Second Asst p. NJ. General for a daily
mail on this route. The same was
put on about ten days ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23

terry. Mrs. BascOm was we'll known
and highly respected.
Our school closed Friday. Miss
Mary Olson has given entire satisfac-
ton.
Fred Noble. an old settler of Rock
Elm, died at his home March 10Th.
He leaves wife and four children.
The clerk of the Nelson House of
Ellsworth was in town on Monday
looking for hired girls. They seem to
be scarce article.
Miss Brown, niece of Oscar HOyt.
is visiting here.
The oldest settlers say the roads
were never so bad as now. More
time has been put on them than any
winter since the town was settled.
Sherman Rice has returned from his
visit to friends in Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vannortwick are
rejoicing over the advent of little
baby boy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23

The Ringing Bros. are having ter
rible times wintering their meuagerie
at BarabOo; not long since an elephant
swallowed a 90 pound log chain, and
last week a big snake swallowed a
little Norwegian boy. The elephant
died but the snake is still alive. 1t is
but fair to say, however. that the boy
was pulled out of the snakes throat
by the heels unhurt. Come down and
make Whitewater your home, Mrssrs.
Ringing; we have he log chains lying
around loose and no little Norwegian
boys that are not smart enough to
keep outside the inside of snake
Whitewater Register.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
OLIVET.


Quite number went to Spring Val
ley to attend meeting on the 10Th.
Sleighing was splendid.
Chas. Rideout is hauling slaves to
the Valley to ship.
1t took the veneering teams three
days to make trip to Spring Valley
last week, the snow was so deep and
roads so bad.
Mrs. NJ. E. Taylor has received her
spring millinery goods and will have
them out ready for sale April lst at
Spring Valley where she is now build
ing an addition to her store to receive
them. The stock comp. ises all of the
latest Partisan and New York styles
and cannot be surpassed outside of
the large cities. Thank ing her patrons
for past favors she kindly invites them
all to call and examine her stock and
prices before buying elsewhere.
W. III. McInnery is putting up ice
for summer trade.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-23
WEST SUPERIOR,

DR.. and Mrs G. NJ. Dould are popu-
lar in social circles here and Charley
is working up that first class practice
for which he has SO well fitted him
self. He is studious fellow and will
be found posted on all new discover
lie ia the medical profession.
The emoluments and jurisdiction of
our municipal court have been reduced
and Superior Court created to re-
lieve both the municipal and circuit
courts of the county of a large volume
of their increasing business. This
creates another judgship to be filled at
the coming judicial election. Charley
Smith is on the track for this race.
smiling and goodnatured as ever.
backed by unanimous nomination at
the hands of the Douglas County Bar
Association and the endorsement of
the Republican judicial convention.
AS he has formed no entapgling ALI.
ances and is popular among all classes
of voters, it is quite probable that "A
judicial robe about half yard longer
than the regulation pattern will be re-
quired for our new Judge.
Knox w. Lewis has moved to Cali
foI mia, but will be back here awhile
during the coming summer to help the
boys rake in shekels for real estate.
It. NJ Thorson is a candidate for
municipal Judge in a triangular con-
test and will make things interesting
for the other fellows.
Storms and sickness have seriously
interfered with our schools during the
winter. Thirteen teachers are out on
sick leave and their places being filed
by substitutes.
Bert II. Wood is now Chancellor
Commander of Pokegama Lodge No.
"a Knights of Pythias, and also elig-
ible to membership in the Grand
Lodge of L. o. o. F., by virtue of be.
ing Past Grand in Terminal Lodge
No. 337 of that organization.
Our new public school buildings will
be handed down to posterity under
the names of Lincoln, John Ericsson,
James G. Blaine, Timothy o. Howe,
Peter Cooper and William Cullen
Bryant. These names represent the
martyr, inventor, statesman, politi-
clan, philanthropist and poet.
Listen for the biennial boom for SUI
perior. Shrewd observers say it will
strike this town in 1s93-sure.
Miss Ina Kimball, daughter of NJ.
B. Kimball, was recently compelled by
failing health to relinquish her posi-
tion as teacher in our public schools.
On the ID inst. she left for Los Ange-
les, CAL. accompanied by Mrs. II. G..
Wood, in the hope that change of
climate would restore her health.
Advices from there are to the effect
that she has grown much worse and
her physicians give little hope of her
| rooounry