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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-07-29
(From Bismarck Tribune.)


Brad Hennessey, formerly editor of the
Grand Forks Plaindealer- the five-day
Bismarck attachments said to be pres
ident of seminary down in Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
Governor Shortridge has appointed
Chas. NJ. Kissick and Geo. Mcintyre as
members of the Mayville Normal school
board. IN place of Gibbs and Paulson,
resigned, and commissions were issued to
them yesterday.
Johny Nichols of Coal Harbor, had
quite runaway on his return trip Sun
day, when about twenty seven miles out
of town. Joe Katz stopped the frightened
horses, and'no damag -taoAs beyond
a broken vehicle.
Some excellent samples of wheat and
rye were at the Pacific house yesterday
from Mclean county. The wheat is
nearly four feet high and has large and
solid heads. All wheat in Mclean county
is said to be of an excellent quality.
Postmaster Hunts commission has
arrived, but Mr.. Bogue will have charge
of the office until about the first of the
month, whom the transfer will be made.
Assistant Yost will be retained and Miss
Nobel Hunt will also be employed in
the Office.
Sheriff Barnes and deputies Colman
and Martinson were in the city Yesterday
with aspirants for penitentiary fame.
Mr.. Barnes says business in ais line is
decidedly lively down at Fargo, and it
keeps him busy to minister to the wants
of Justice. Fargo, be says, is rebuilding,
and will before long be larger and hand
somer city than before.
During the nsxt three weeks the Trib-
une will make specially of bookbinglng
magazines, and periodicals of all kinds,
law books, etc. Lawyers and others desir.
ing this kind of work should send il their
orders at once and the work will be turned
out promptly.
The Great Northern special car, contain
ing Mgr. Satolli, the noted papal legate,
and other church dignitaries, passed
through on No. last evening. The party
have been out to. Helena, Butte and Yellow
stone park over the Great Northern and
are returning to take in the sights on the
Northern Pacific.
brick making in real earnest is now
going on at the Jackman yards. The
machines are in place and working ma
terial for capital completion being turned
out. An extra force of convicts will
probably be put on as soon as Warden
Boucher returns.
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NOTICE or E1NAL PROOF.

Notice IS heleby given that tie following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention tO make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
c!erR @ Of G the county y court at w Was6u n n on
August 9TH, 1893, viz:
for the VIZ swA sec. $, and the s11 se14 sec. Z,
township l47, range so.
Ae names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
lOnd, viz:
Charles F. Huston, Peter Miller Henry Bar
tells and Theadore l.. BrittOn. all OF Turtle Lake
N. ID.
jy1 ES NEAL Register.
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U. 8. Land Office at Bismarck, We,
,-slss

JUHU q, ISJ3.
Complaint having been entered at this office
hy Ma% T.re RoreG aft w En- f.
entry No. lO4, dated Feb. 10. 1883 upon the nwl4
section g, townshipl lag, range "a, in Mclean
county, N. D., with view to the cancellation OF
s. Judkins did not break, plant nor cultivate any
portion of said tract during the first four
years as required by law, that said claimant
is now In a Wild uncultivated state; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at the
office of the ]ndge, and ex-offlcio clerk "a. OF
at two O'Clock p nl., to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged failure. Hearing
at this Office on August "A. 1899, at p: m.
jyS Il. s. NEAL, Register.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default exists in terms of a mortgage
dated Maleh lst, 1880 made by Mary Goldstone
sa sSnans %SgtSss; sgess. T. Bnns ts sf
section thirty, township one hundred and forty
four north, range eighty-one west, in Mclean
ssnty HSr to nsnse w s% 81
Dakota, and by it assigned to ID. NJ Blackwclder
the said mortgage and assignment having been
recorded II the Office Of sd county there due
gage, and taxes paid. the sum Of a:O243. and no
action or proceeding at law having been made to
collect said mortgag: debt. or any part thereof:
mortgage will he fOreclO;ed by a sale Of said
premises at the front door of the register Of deeds
office at Washburn, Mclean county, n. d., on
the Goth, day of August 1885, at O'Clock p. M.
Dated June 80. 1893.
ID. NJ. BLAcKwELDER, Assignee.
JOHN w. MAHER, Atty for Assignee.
iy2 devils Tal,n y n
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Notice of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

u. s. Land Office at Bismarck, N. d.,
t June 10, 1898.
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by Henry H. C0burn against John II. Armstrong
tire entry No. 92J dated Nov. IL, 1882, upon the
southeast quarter of section 90, township lt7,
range So, III Mclean county, n. d.. with view
to tile cancellation Of said entry; contestant al
ieging that claimant has for more than fol years
last past wholly abandoned the above tract and
failed to cultivate or protect the trees planted
up to weeds and grass. killing out the trees, the
said parties are hereby s,.mmond to appear ut
the office Of the Judge and ex-olcio clerk M Of the
n. D., on the 10Th day If August 1888, at O'clock
u. M. to respond and furnish testimOnt concern
Ing said alleged failure. Hearing at this office
on August -, 1s:'a, ut 2 p. ln:.
4oci Asa FISHER, Recover.
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Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned,
at the office of the county auditor in Wash
burn, until the 18th day of August. 1898,
At 2;p'clock p. m.,. at which time SUCH bids
will be opened, for the painting of the
court house, two coats on the outside, the
body to be light drab, with dark drab
trimmings, the roof to be dark red. The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
F. B. WELLS,
Co. Auditor.
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U. s. Land Office, Bismarck, N. D., I
June ~. 1888.

June IL, 1850.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Levi E. Force against Potter
Norm for failure to comply with law as to
timber culture entry No. 3599. dated June
18th, 1856, upon the se4 of section 10,
township 145, range So, in Mclean county,
N. d., with view to the cancellation of
said entry; contestant alleging that claim
ant has abandoned said claim and has
never planted any trees Oh said tract as
required by law, the said parties are here
by summoned to appear at the Office of
the judge and ex-otticio clerk of the coun-
ty court of Mclean county. at Washburn.
N. D., on the 10th day of August, 1893, at
2 o'clock p. NJ. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
Hearing at this Office ON August II, 1893,
at 2 D. m. ASA FISHER,
je24 Receiver.
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Washburn, June 27. 1888.

NoTIcE.OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck. y. d., May %, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
ut Bismarck, N. d.. on July I'D, 1889, viz:
PHILIP, NUTELN1AN.
for the swA sec. 8, township 143 H., range so ".
9th r. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Joseph Katz, all of Bismarck, N. d., and Jacob
kilian, Of Slaughter, n. u.
jeG E.S. NEAL, Register
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Flour seeds Sent Free 10 Everybody.

The attention of our readers is called to
the attractive advertisement of S. H. Moore
d. Co., publishers of The Ladies' World,
New York, in this issue of our paper. They
offer to send their charming Ladies' Mag
azine on trial months for only II cents,
and to each subscriber is sent free,' as
premium, 200 Varieties of choice flower
seeds, also packet of the celebrated Eek
ford sweet peas. the most popular flower
now grown. The concern is thoroughly
reliable, their offer most liberal, and our
readers should take advantage of it.
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PrOhAf Hn1Irf

In the matter Of the estate Of Pierre Garrcau,
late Of Fl. Berthold.. county OF Garfield, state
Of North Dakota, deceased.
All persons having claims against said Pierre
Garreau, deceased, are required to exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed, the duly appointed and qualified adj
minfstratOr of said estate. at Washburn. n. d.,
In the town Of Washburn, county of Mclean.
state Of North Dakota and that four months
after the first publication Of this notice has been
the county court Of this county, as the time with
in whitehall the creditors Of said deceased must
present and prove their claims against said
estate.
Datedthe 9Th, day of July 1s93
JOSEPH PACKINAU, Administrator,
of the estate of Pierre Garrean, deceaaed,
First publlca tion on the 8. day OF July 1893.
ivS
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Notice
To Holders of fschool Warrants:

To Holders of school Warrants:
Notice is hereby given that money is
now i'll the treasury to pay warrant No.
1856, for $36, on Nettle Greek School Dis
trict. Interest on said warrant will cease
August lst 1898.
O. B. WING, School Treasurer.
Dated July 20. 1893.
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TAKEN UP-By the subscriber on sec.
%, township IA. range 80, on June 10th,
one bav mare branded JB On left shoulder
and u on left hip. Owner will please
prove property, pay charges and take her
away. ". II. NJ. MERRY.
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TAKEN UP-By the subscriber at Fall
coner, N. D., about June 9th, 1898, one bay
mare all four feet white, branded A-C on
laft hip, also ono yearling mare colt, black,
three white feet and white face. Owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away. JACQUES BuREAU,
Falconer, N, D., June %, 1898,
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination of teachers will be held
at the school house, in Washburn, N. d.,
Friday July 14th, 1898. Beginning at 8
o'clock a. m. All teachers who haye a
permit must be present at this examlna
tiOn. LEONARD M. WALL1N,
Co. Superintendent.
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Last week, in company with Charles
Ferris of Bismarck, we visited Towner,
the county seat of McHenry county, where
we met with many old familiar friends,
Towner has never experienced any special
boom, but the place has steadily grown
until now it can boast of as fine residences
and business houses as any village of its
size in the state. It has three general dry
goods and grocery stores, viz: Henry
Erickson, Hagen ThomIs n and Steen s.
Paulson, carrying stocks Of goods var>i lg
from $4,000 to s 5000 each, and all of
them doing solid business. Two hard
ware stores, one by Hanscom q Conkling
and the other by John w. Carer, we'll
stocked up and enjoving an extensiyys
trade; one saddlsry and harness shop, en-
ploying all the time from two to three
Rrst- class workmen. Besides these there
is fine drug store and several minor
places of business. It also has tbree banks,
t,-wit: The McHenry County tybenk, Bank
OF Towner,. and the TowAsr Merchants
bank, the latter being ownA by Andrss
ailbertson. There are Two hotels,> tRe
Great Northern, run III ii . n: R. Young, apsa
the Hotel Tewner, o&ned BY Mrs. ,Frisby.'
improvements in tie town are visible
everywhere, and now the erection Of new
court house is in progress. The steady
growth Of Towner speaks well for the en-
terprise of her people, and We feel war
ranted in expressing the belief that within
tho next ten years Towner will have a
population equal to any city in the state.
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TAKEN UP-By the subscriber on ;or
about June 9th, on section 10. township
143, range 81, one dark buckskin pony.
mare white stripe in the forehead, the two
hind feet white, and also the left foreward
foot. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
HANS FRITZ,
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.
Local Brickbats.


Ed. Kirkey came up from Painted Woods
Monday. .s..,. ~
Prof. Hall'was down from the Mission
Wednesday.
Sheriff Heath and John Allen of Cnkling
were in town yesterday.
Larry Casselman mourns the loss of two
ine pigs. They we're not blind.
w. E. Low went to Bismarck this week
Miss Celia Conway and Miss Edith
Glltschka came up from Bismarck Sunday.
Henry Anderson and Nels Olson were in
Washburn the fore part of the week on a
pleasure trip.
Peterson g. johnson sold Plano header
this week, and contracted for several
mowers and binders.
Whoever holds school warrant No. 1a5
on Nettle Greek school township will do
well present it for payment.
ooh you dry up!' said the sun to the
wheat crop. as it prayed loudly for rain.
And the wheat dried, forthwith.
Herb. Bartron went to Bismarck We'd
nesday after DR.. Kendrick, who was called
to visit Herbs mother at Coal Harbor.
Joe Taylor, the printer and author, is
rusticating in Mclean county. He is the
guest OF his old friend Geo. G.. Rhude'
Anton Peterson, whose farm adjoins the
townsite on the eest, has the finest fields of
&neat, barley and fax we have seen IN the
county.
Sheriff Heath says he has the finest field
of corn he ever raised, and invites ye
editor up to Conkling to eat roasting ears
next week.
Thomas Burgum. of Arthur, N. D.,
arrived in Washburn last Monday on a
visit TO his brother Joseph and his father
in-law, Judge Ranard.
Charles McLauglin came down from FIT.
Berthold Friday enroute to Bismarck.
where he went after load of government
freight for the agency.
Mrs. Joe Mann came in from Swan Lake
Ranch last Saturday. She came in after
her sister Miss Katie Lambert, who will
make her weeks visit.
Paddy Burley, the fisherman, has been
having good luck lately angling for pike.
His fog horn is out of time, however, and
he has peddled but few of his catch during
the past few days.
We are sorry to learn of the serious ill
ness of Mrs. James Bartron of Coal Harbor.
DIR. Kendrick of Bismarck visited Mrs.
Bartron Thursday; and. reports her con-
dition greatly improved.
hail storm passed over narrow strip
of country east of Washburn last Tuesday
afternoon, aud completely wiped out the
wheat fields of Brit Wing, Hans Fritz,
Phil. Wanseley aud the Nudlemans.
Everything was cut close to the ground.
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NOTICE TOFARMERS.

Any one vomiting repairs for old Plano
TO- 1898. JOHNSON & PETERSON.
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FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
BEEF CATTLE-Twenty head of year.
lings, nearly all steers; also several 2-year
old steers and helfers. and few mich
COWS with calves. Must trade soon.
]. A. BURGUM.
Conkling, N. D., July I. 1893.
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FOR SkLE-A secondhand McCor-
mick Mower, good as new. Apply at
Robinson O. Casselman's in Washburn.
w E. Low
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Conkling, N. D., July I. 1893.
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1893-01-11
Chicago, stfeda dne II. ledna, 1898.
Cislo "a

"Vrze mrvolu."
Ucineno.
Tuchivy zam ozzvu6el krajinou Dumne dumne
hymna smrt okom; vkk bo zmenenJ dunno tony opetova
uh ha pahorek az a koncna Uhasla hrance Obkop il 20
muze poa kazd Pope panatku pax powell o
hodli zbyek svahu rokliny
"Ide dokud te nerozv vr r krai; eny budou
bray vS Upech pravdy zf koem sebe ses
aspo cast ia vem Skon koeno ce Po douhem
tchu hluboke dojemne mobility citu povstal on
"setrvejte zvoa veebne "spIatte ku sveho
Vratm Sc! Miluji wasp PAX jim pokynu.
Zmze "a bizkym vrchem. Odlesk au iemno uupova jak
mile vzda kruhu svch Vse zmizelo nepronknuene hou
eho oa vetu poavi vstTc edovou povhu
sao hrde napsano: "Boj!'
Vad6f duh vy by mrte vdd6 duch sirt kra
opustenf Albigenc p5 dale truchivy zam
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1893-01-11
DOslOv.

Dne 49, cervence po vseakch pratazc y konene
m mez krlem zboufenci Smlouva naedek
byl ra Jan zuamen;e pokoen pnf stupe eiz
ne TIM ze beztrestne propu Odficha an musil pa
p cemz savia vitezstv poka ndcha Lpe kter
vypoctu Toko edna vec byla nemi kral
Esou uracen nekoikamcn vasn ktera z6staa
eni nal5hanfm povsac Smffen bo va chane pred
Poydel pan Jindch svym pfea ze do vykne opet
kralovnu leif anu nemJl J 6ndci dnech npohodl
Pandm osem havne intrikou pdna Lp6 rannka Naeci
zbouenf by pokutovani % zvaSe sest
nm naezal Kuns We vyednavan nebyo ne
leho pee Dosai ndhradu dano jim aova Buchses
Vvaresd eno M uzdav Po mu
sill Sc ale poko tim, NELL Kunsk a an dvoem odstefoval
venek,
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1893-01-11

Ma hole vysne puse plane rakovnckych lesich mu
dlouhe tmave z Zakaene oko mncne zaff bedeho obee
upao ku pfkremu svahu vrny spada huboke rokny
Koem neho kede hlou6ek d zrae pied ec
vede nj aa hrance Huboky za netaene v tv
ustupova bolnemu kldu kidu spoaa laska nj
mluv ku svym ouvercam Pax hybnu pob ruku
mrtvoy.
Tot pozehnanr pravl "vyprom ST dalsf zvotem
"a ne proste batf esy Veky 6lovsk dokonal vekost
nesmye v bou dest ami v j naleznou opet n aby po
kaos zvoe il bra jest Size trpka ale vznesen Lak jest
pkud nevam az pdu pneme cele sbraen neporusenemu
uen He mrvoa Kde ma bt jeff hrobs hrob onoh enz
obma cey svet enz svG zivo venoa veskenstvu
hobka tat no nehodna si vesm bud hrobm eo
patee by mu by ueinli Mva ve zobe dcy, y
kazeme po smrt. Zapalte haniciI"
Zapapolala,
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1893-01-11
y druzin6 dobrodruha kra|e.
H1sToRoK9 ROMAN. sepsa BoHUM1L HAvLAsA
HIsToRICKY ROMAN. 8
ROcnik 7.

HsTORICKY ROMAN. BOHUMIL
DokonGenf
vfee pfiskl adky ry septal: "Dky dy! em
m Nesmela vice Pa kral uf jest stfezens pravla zenna
4enu pax skony Pob JEFF ruku "To jf! zvoa se
veene zavazan Kristne Obramov Neeke
pfimi md upmny dix Cos vdea sysela hvezde meho
Gvota; tento polibek jest pro nil Miluji muuji p'
ruku "Nuze?
"ona muje stale! zasal Herman pfijde
vhl pffe s "Odpus odpust! navstfvit;
uTrchnu jako zoenec nesmfm vef va Albu kdu DO
zde Bud sasten Teno pozdav vyd Abe cd jeho do
dal smutn6.
Po chvi zmizel OF stareho reka Tento vzdychl
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-21
What others think of us.


We clip the following from the Stan iards
Chicago. 1t shews the opinion the General
Missionary for North, Dakota holds of the
work done for ths Baptist cause, in this
county.
On December 10th Peabody church de-
dieated their new building. Til. general
missionary pre- ached the sermon and led in
the dedicatory prayer. The whole amonnt
0, indebtedness was provided for While
mercury marked 20 degrees below, the
house vas well filled, many driving from
two 10 twelve miles to attend the services.
The church is centrally located, about
twelve miles west of Boltincau, in . COM
munity Of faithful, heroic Baptists, and is
neat, comfortable and eommoaious building
Bro. Marine, the pastor, deserves great
CT edit for both the organization and the
building. He has wrought faithfully and
successfully on behalf OF the, Master and
the denomination. Baptist ssuss in
Bo:,ineau county has outgrown ths possibi'-
ty Of even this very abba and and Jealous
bishop to compass tho growing demands,
and steps Lave been made to provide q
much needed assistant who shall share the
field aud responsibilities. TAs present
conditions have come about not by favorable
circumstsnces,bu but by faithful, loyai, persist
sut work, aud lf-dsnial. Bro. Marnis 10
always greeted, by houss full At his
services and warmly welcomed into the
hone Of his parishioners. Thy york
shall bs rewarded, saith the Lord.'
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-21

We have received a circular from the
Worlds Fair Protective Entertainment
Association, which is Of interest to all who
intend. visiting the Fair nsxt summer. Oh
all the circulars We have yet seen this one
appears to us to make the most desirable
offer. A fully equipped eucamoment on
the Chataqua plan is to he established at
n point about fifteen minutes run from til,
Fair grounds, the cost Of transportation
each way Leing only 5 cents.
Water proof compartment tents of three
to six rooms each will be placed at convent
ent distances ap,rt with streets and walk q
for each row Of tents. These will he placed
on matched flooring. The blocks will be
enclosed by a substantial wire fence.
The sanitary arrangements will be FER
feet, and the safety OF the members will bs
amply cared for by corIs Of Chicago
Polio, men.
There will be large auditorium on tht
grounds in which entertainments Of high
OEuOr VIII Do PrOsluSu HSo.
The rooms in the tents will be provided
with bedding, lights, toilet articles, and
every other necessary required in = sleep.
'ing apartment.
Ample restaurant facilities will be provid.
ed at reasonable rates.
All this can be secured for $3.00 a week
BY ) payment now Of 81 90 per week, and
the balancs when the visit is made.
Wsare satlsfied Of the reliability Of tha
company. An agsnt 10 wanted here to gel
up parties to which : good cash commission
will b paid Tor n. trouble. Those propos.
Ing 10 visit The Fair sheald not neglect Il
make arrangeiasnts ahead.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-21
Literary Society.


At ths meeting Of the Literary Society
held week ago the followinfi officers we're
elected. =. =
President, W. R. Thompson.
Vice Pres. N. Meighen.
Secretary, J. F. Sinclair
Executive Com. MisssM. NJ. Carey, Mrs. J.
B. Sinclair aud Dr.. ,Greig.
The meeting on Thursday e"sning last
was we'll attended and was very interest
ing. --., u
1t was decided to change the name to tie
Bo,,ine.u Lyoeum Club, in order that the
society nigh. bs united with tn. Lyceum
League hf Amsr,aa. and to take advantage
of the offers made by such league.
Mr.. r. Parker was called upon for q
reading but excused himself in very neat
speech on account Of a bad cold. Miss
Libbie Thompson then read selection in
very good siyls alter which Mr.. John
Haskell recited .Cnsfew shall not ring to
night" in mann r4hat showed that with
little practice IoAa wilsaevelop consider
able Evolutionary talent. TO Mr.. Tkos
Walker was assigned the humorous piece
entitled Table Tsa falk and Tom did it
justice, -
The debate on sthe subject, "Resolved
that the present method of electing a. Presi.
dent is preferable 10 election by popular
vote" was ably handled in the affirmative
by c. S. Mccandles and Prof Thompson
while the negative was sustained by A
McBan and Dr Gseis. The. Judges Rev
Marine, Geo. F. Nsison, and D. H. McArthu'
decided in ia vor ofthe negative.
The following is the program ne for mex
Thursday evening"
Reading, Miss Sal oh Emle.
Essay, Mrs W. r. McLntsoh.
Speech, c. 8. McoandIess.
Defamation, Person selected by Prof
Thompson.
Debate, Resolved that the question o
prohibition should be resubmitted.
Affirmative, Capt. g. Thompson ant
J. F. sinclair..&s Z - = = -'''-- ~~~
Negative, C. c. Nielsen and D. H. = Nc
Arthur.
T MIR. Thes Walker was appointed marsha
for the club. and Miss Edith Carey critic.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-21
RetuFnlng.

W. u. Fleming, ". J. Syer and family,
aud Thos Milloy returned ON Monday last
from Ontario. Mr. Fleming says he has
done considerable kicking about this
cosntry but after staying month around
Orillia, Ont. hsfhas decided to never say
another word against this country for the
remainder of his natural born days.