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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07

ST'reaith III IUlaeuoer bcrthi
aus Rdp,O 9itn abtr ossypieoerauf ,la.
seH oes Serabdus ~ Der Blod S,as
Sdit ate Buhiprrit iu ben 'holtdeH
olus. or 3irrmub!r Der parrsp Reoi
Gpmpdnu dusaeuummsn. tro lept TN
Sr,rlsb, Cas StaHo Sp' Beralueri Su
Rpd'uIN Sglai Haa, udhoem Is mthrere
,SnbJs itlll sslsasu. quite Ausnht aui he
ttasn Sc;Tieb udhreuo !estsu Rlutsrs
mar siHe AbtbeiiuHg arbciirr oumlt re
ltditlut. s,ueu Sdpabt IN sIusn neueu
GrIhhacl ~ treIbeu. 70 odB atSsumdr
tla. nab SleBleauua sirer mdt;iaeu
GTSittdi Der oaueruoc Geirisb aeiis
heTi sri6eiat. GbsHiO tOmHru Die gun
itiQtsu Berthts uOu Der .Br,YIbBsar"
CSrubs stHe rsihs SrJno,r N bort yu
Gage aeiretsu uHo man ias;. oab turi
Iid aus b!OB slnem Glmrr pOa grI bic
in o. al rsinsm RCtaa asuOunsn uur
b. SIc Cmsad Srubt wsltt lest rei,
dleH gIeiu NorteTH srh6ri, ptre uO0 be-
trlebCu uue lIsicrt Teit,su grtraa. Rau
Ncst elnJ baioIssn BriibtisHHg esr
Niue eu'h ttueH Der Gigsu,blmtr sHt
geeen, Der oaHR auh bic U6thlasu du'
pronuuasu jur 9twtitsrurs prr @erts
trtiien piro. Git @IriuHa. pelte Der
crioigr,'he Brtrisb oieisr orel Berg
IUrrir rah t'HisrT Rp ldteu aushbeH
UIro iuv 5Slrbuus oiriss IuSufric,
'tpciaG+ 'dru inum aberihdSt DeToeu.
Ter ur'Oll siuer Brubt III p,e Sc'ts
aHTegwng 'uy cW CciiuHna utusr uuS
lUCHu t:nral Der SctritV otsisr Yllncu
aGItdc,i IL. 10 II aud Die ,9uiurit BON
Rdpto Gun une Der dnScreH 8emcluesn
~ ben -ciLlS" aeIihsrt. Iru I'm 6l.
ienlueirr pUblsriabrtntr EHS iih ed'ar
WtrrCillTcupU Serr iubtrtr Irsthu bic
SHiiht. pdS Ols lsbias @OlOausbsutt IN
ben bIus" Oie 6rrihtung elmer 5iIiatt
zee Sdiasamts uro WunSs IN oltirr
@caCro rcbticrtiaru maToe. Hds ldhr
Iidls gIcnu't an hUis bltrisibii N.
utcerla aear'rsu, t6.UOO.0OO uus
uimmt itrtts 20. M unirr BOle mus
srscnWdttia Hsier srObsu aOitrH ga
Sdircr Der eSrubsuleute nad benz Often
scihdiit WerbsH. DE 0Omsiiaic 9OH
PAM uasin Usrldoet mOHaiIit ilr o.
5O0.OOO llno umiumsbT wuroe hhI
oi. Srrhtuns siuer Rauis rentierti.
gen, als Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Desial,
rrihihuH oes udhsu @psmius OasRrO'
butt itdyi permehren wlroS
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07
98o-pakota.

SribatWdier. Gicbs brdheu
5OuHsiitos RahtS lsstsr @ode IN bic
GiisunaorsuI6esH Upn u 5auaas xne
@ebruosT SedeHlaIblr sin Hue AdhleH
3aideHmeiisr. Raiirmsiier, RspplSer Il.
oTsl I'M @srthe pou unasidhr $500.
RaE bat nod iriueH anhaltspunit, iper
Die ShuIOiasu huS.
Ssuator Rals eVrrlalrt ben 3e,,
tuuasbsrihi ibeT ieinr llHisriuhpns Der
SHoIaHerirtsss ShaoeueridsaHipriihs
odbis, ooB uihi pon uniersm Stdais
allen. iOHosru non mshrrrsu TN BauIen
aHiprnhe IN Der bohs ppn $500. 900
oprldsen, ruouon pielr, pou aneeren 10.
mot aIs uOu uHitrem Stadts, bstraas
riit isieu
abrT0trA In Sidtlousaesnt
2. Z. Conc lisb 0Irisn 5rlbltua Is
Aerss psriuhsweiis NIT Seuiinmsn an
idsn Ia Sisis RhanSr hicrIulanec nod
lusula aHssbnut luire. bel osrsH Sdmsn'
ssiuiHuuus iclne beionorreu Rnihinrn
sriO,6erlih iino uuo Der grtis quit tl0
per Suihel) N, 10 bari man aui ben
Tus'du bee Ssriudes ssipouut islu.
Cartridge SprleStrH Ritt'
nod Radts Duroe blsr an bret Crieu
einssbrudeR. aus 9aplsps pertiiatt
bclttu iidl be Ihatsr odmmer, Stemm
siisn &C.. aus TirUn's aauflaoen gul
per uno @erfSeuae, um ben @eloihrani
In Anslss @eidsditslpial ~ 6iinen ;aber
ihrs Sswahnnseu blisbsn erfoIslOs. Gs
sslans linen bios. ben dH6srru Theil
bee Sdluhes UesSuitlasen, ben ger'
iud,, es ~ ofinen. musten iie ais uus.
los aniasben. Gin unbeeeuienoer De.
traa muros aus Der @eloiAublaos aes
nommm. Die Jnr Stanoe bat man
feline Spur Der Wsrbreder.
slabs Oaniisu pernneladts tin
SObu bes 5armers 5hrosmaRn lssieu
Gountritas sui ioIseHos @siis: CT
hotie nit BEN Batter tiu Flni da6 ties
Zee Sod i'm 5elee neben siuem srO6en
ca. orsi TonHen ihweren Stein aearas
ben. IN ueldes oisisr perientt wereeu
isllte lin ned st,Das msbr Grbe Der,
ausjuihauieln. itiss Der RHabs aodmals
in bic @rabe; ieiu Batter itabte iih,
um ibm befer Suiehen ju t6nnen. mt
elmer Dane leiht aui ben Stein, als
bisisr in Beuesuna tam une IN eas
God abslI't. ben anabeu NIT Der adn
sen @att pun orei IpnneE Grant
Sermslmenb. Der linslhdlids CAB teineH
2aut pon iit unb als CT tiniss Sirnbsn
ipdisr beraassebebsn wurbs, fanb man
ieinfu 1brpsr ~ elmer nnsenntlifsn
Waiit serqueti6i. SsiH Saisr, bsr
ibm Hidt bslitH fonuts, iiane. esnen un.
ssnblid ipw psriisinert ba an esr 1eb-
teugrubt ieiuss Scbuts nnb brad baun
obHmdttis juiammsr; sls e. auswa6is,
ptriiei fr IN Nolsrsi nnb beIitshiet man.
sak q uubeitbar po1Hiianio auperb<n.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07
pas @sfbsssars'csfism .

Sm Staats Wahdhuistis III jur
3sit cine Irhhdite asItatOu Ju @unhcu
Der GiniahruHa Dee iOsruauntsH 90.
theubura Spitrms I'M @dHar. lie Babl.
reiden Seriude, oIs 5rnar Oss Ricin.
ufriauis u0H Splr,tuOisr tn droerer
@elie 81 lOieu. babeu tide ale jshlibld,
ae rrruieirn, uno ltSt uIrO oas 9Otheu
burg Spitem smpfObItu Tieies SBitem
btiteht i'm griutip BARN, oaB tiHer iir
oisieu ipeSiellen ,9iusd asbilostsn Cor
pOrntiOH uOn Der RunIeipaIbsbOrot oas
griuilsa oes ausitlisblideH Tetail
Dsriaufs uun SraHutlpein unter Der BE
oinsuus ibertraseH miro. eaB bic Dait'
slieoer Der Corporation ben srJieltsH
SsiuiHn, Der ben ssissIideu 3rusfuB
aberiteist. entpeoer an Die Stnot ab.
fihrtn Oosr iu serneinHhsissH 5tusdsu
uerwenseH. SH Ter -Areua~ Uiro aui
ben grfols binseiuieien, ruelder NIT bic
fem Spittm in SdweesR ano RorpeaeH
erjielt poreeH II. On BEN sritssnaun
ten eaHoe betrue Der Ssrtoui uou
Hranuipein i'm Sabre 1874, tzrS mad
Der Gshihhruns bts Spitsms, IL s.i0
Quart pro 9opf Der Bepoifsrune uHo
fisl bic auw Sabre 1892 aui $40
Quart: bic Shweoen. tuelhe fraber ~
ben itdriiten Observation-Disclosures uHtsr
allen eiuilifirtsn BSliern Idblisn, neh'
men lebt nilr nod ben ueuHteu Blos
ein. NuA IN RUripeseH bat oas 90.
theubHrs' Spitem ben BraHHtiueinepn'
ium Uerrinsert. oenn wdbreno oerIrlbe
IN Sabre 1876 nod 8 $40 Quart per
aspf beirns. sins CT bis sum Sabre
lS92 aui . $40 Quart berMnter. Die
Mdb,sieitsfreuube IN Sdpeben unb
Nuriussen hsbeu anssblia efien srtldrt,
eab -oieies Sniiem NIT alien ieinen
Rdnesln bel SDsiiem eem nHbeihraui'
ten Uranutmeiuhanoti uHe ben &C.
brdndlihen 2ieeHjipiiemen porsusisben
wdre-. On eem Mrtiisl Der .Arsna-
wirb anssefhbrt, bab uHter bisIem &C.
item Der HranHtpeineenium abnehmsn
mhiis, bean Der hanptidAIidhs Jaetpr
Sur ansbrsituus oss Uranntipeinban.
ssls. bic coifnuns sui WsspinH. iails
meg; bic NssaH Der HeriasisltsIIu
passs sIis snf eiu Riniman rssuiiri
weyeeH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07
R,aioutR fatSrSiautr

N,atOUtR iirSrSisutr
RUstosss, ]. T.. }. CUNT d,
9bsrOtsI' 5roIausT bsbeu bic Ets Ra
ts. Hdnlib siH Sstit,l Der sauSsn ihnsH
SutommcHoeH aussheuren Summs CT.
holteH auo wIro morssu NIT Der Nus'
JdbIuHs Der aber ts,50O, 900 betrassu
ben Sumnt In Iahlslua beaoHnsH
pereeH. usber a4,0O0 Gberotee Su'
oiausr IutroeH le t267 IN @Olo srbaltsu,
On srObsu sbaGrsn habta iit bdno'
Ter. BuuernldHssr arb Spiebubsu in
IahIsauG ttHsefuHosu in Der bo'iuuHs,
bic Roihbduis nm eiHeH Ibeil oss Gsl.
oes briHgcn ~ ionHen.
Tie ShRIoen, bic bic ,5noiaHer bel
ben Rcuhtutsu semaft haber. weroer
auf abcr 81 600, 900 seitdht uHe iOmmi
ss isst oarauf an. Ob bic 9setsru i'm
Stonoe icIu ueroeu, Ibrs 5orotrungeH
allr stHJuireibeu. SOH Der ausaaHas
thhr ees Rapitols mar bis Jum Bureau
Der 6ouectoreH eiH pereGdisr Sang ac
bout wOroen, 10 oab ieosr FtnIelne an
ben Qpueitoren uorhei mubts. Ties
errsste ieoO6 bel ben SHolausru sinen
eerartiesH Siurm oes lluwiIlsHs. oab
Der Sang ipieoer uieecrssriiieu purpr.
gsie uerlauisi. iOu in uerihisosnsn 6Sr
meineen IN sebeimtu Seriammlunp en-
Der Seihlnb seiasi wOroeu isiH. uur 81
RgOIeHt Der SduloeH BET ben RtsiH.
bdnoleru ~ bejdhleu.
Der oblsusrdberhrriL
Suaiuau, Suo.. 3. SuHi. On ira
her NeresniiuHoe ,rafeH bier orei Com
pasuisn Der SiaatsmiliJ, $50 Roun i'm
@anSen, ein uHo iubren mitielft Con
oersuses Hah SbeIburn. Rurs Dor Der
Station IN Sbelburu itieesu bic WgiIi,s
islbaien aus uuo uahmsn nit aufaes
pfanJtem HaionHet aufiteluna am bic
init aohlsn belaoeHsn Baaspns. Cine
9oiomotiue iuhr upr, uno oaHn wuyeen
Obne ieelihen grctsit pon Seiten sber
Streiter, bic ungeidbr $50 MaHR itari
iif IN uumitielbarer Rdhs beianbsn, bic
@assoHs IN Sepesuns ssirst llHssiahr
cine Meile HOrniid pon Shrlburn eeht
bic Babn einen feilen Abbans binaui
une wuroe Der aObleuSus bort stns bal,
be Siuuot auisehaIieu, neil bic Strei'
Ter bic @eleiie init 5sit aeihmieri uno
cieieIben aui oieis @eIis ihlhpiris qs
madsi baiten. Cine ab,bsiluns Der Ri'
LA blieb Ia SbtIburn. ipdhrenb Der Msit
nad garmrsburs wsiisr iuhr. alss
meiH berri6t srcbe 5reuoe poriber. bab
20 ~ teiuem blutissH 8uiammeHitpb
sipiiten ben Streiisrn uHb bem Nili
tar eeiemnsH N.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07
4rallin's 9nrrupurillu,
oas prnEie Blut-t1rtln,ittel.

6s be ale ardHibr ihledm yiat nbeu us: Haa,u
seeer uno Nrndnthetn uHo Rumdsmu Srlbnas.
mreSn Sraee lSt utTt ne uorlhat slaih Ma.
en 'uT 5000 aH' GsuHh Sdusbsyabuna Iuaeiauo
RbsumattsmuS stbsiIt
/ gspl lsgg
@
SCdune
Sobu ~ nlps.
gtu ttHHttSaa sshsiIL
2 sspt
eiui ais apDsIOFssst
rpisb
@ Ryu lsb hart gut Grtar snv
L6a HHb abI nsassH e Htse
S6ai Hsraeat I'd Htm
SeauiHs ariapaua aSns Gs& ithi ei sss aa,abr
Webcamni waHAf Soaitus
sbraua iuuss ssScpllm
seaaias slit Spsr aovTdmsr, uus
Reusa " Gutbatt Opium 5ar tins Sarmlo.
alt ptrbarH wirurs o psu uoaommener
g. a. sealii,. Bratiiter apptbsier Rtheu. =. ..
Die Bann 5taot ausaceer Bates
Sdrdb bHdt Soaln 3rtuue
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07

sSteoer en- Seligtcl ron ect gla
tar oer ROHOpVls In Aberoeer iod
ole WeBgeTIuu'; pts gauge Wdhi brs
8roBmciiters armour ~ iublsu bctpm
men Tle oUrttacu RsBasr pGrcu ss
gcIUohut, ods Shldhtuth pon ben ;Sar
mern isIbii sluiu'nnieH uuo nab rlIr
nem Butouutrn uue Is mad ScolTi "a
lhlnhten Run bedHiprutt dbsr oaS
ndttlae dTmour de ,.Heri WcnOppl"
eas Sitieruaasseihdii Ino alsbt ben
Rrgscrn 81 usritsbeu, oaB ne sHnpsoer
Oas Glsiid bon isinsn srOssu oduisru
IN Omaha GsicasO porr anOsrsuV, Don
no timer Die 8adrs IN 9ispaaeH Suae,
iauot ruuros, "a oeH pUu Der drmOur
&OmpcHp ielbft iritasisstsu Prsiis tGH.
zen nraIier, 0esr 0dB be 9ompdnp ~
Nberoeen aui erscrs Rstuuaa Slstih'
ldosu etab!trsu. De giubeimiiheu Hn'
;erbttcu uns aus benz Bslhdits Srda,
ssu wsrNr. gs rit oies pitoerhOlt int
saHScn Saner geidsbu ,3luar habsn
ote WeRaer oa Oben bisber nod itdue'
stbalten uno darmsr uHo aaneen bel
ten ju lhnsu. 10 odb Der aampi lsyi
nod aHoduert gtiosr wire iblitslih
bod oas ROuOp0l ben 6iea bebdltsn,
Uis ods raj, tmmer Der SaIl mar.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07

Shwert aHoeriirump'e 9e
6 2ddr ihWtrt Rduueritrumpic a5e
3 lut' STaurritrumpis 25e
Stldctctsr
:i.o"' !ldrcf &,cccu' a SIC
2.Ou Sud brett N Sc
300 rrtrd brett m i0e
ShGlc
uUitr 1r6Btts TrVdTtement.
Is Sabre 35S
Rmoerihubr, Brdu 9eocr 50
Edmtuibahc. iriu aie gse
Sdmsu 5llgpers e5e
irrUt Rdrusrihubc HlIs- a. 90
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07
10000 perionen limo berpoeen ibrs einfaufe inn
6roben Haoen bon GbamprnD Srotbers,
s- IA .
~o Ddnamdfer Store" e"Ses o1orSpelteus,

MAIDEN Ourd bre atsH RGe
lten bfen 9bnmpp Bros
l9iT 9ehH Baarrm Sreieu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-06-07

RaA Dem leg,su Jdbr,abrrlhi Oes
Jnlauelieuer e 90mmtiiars udTcr IN Neu
Rrohtbitiuusitdaisu NdlnS, RepDamp
'hire. SsrmoH.. S0tUu. aauids. Hpro
Iufptd uno cub Tniota II.3?o Stteu
gen Jar 5pirllupitrtltIubduorl eTibcllt
auBeroem puroen l23 sicenisr iar
8roBhdnoIsT aswdbrt ~ iur Srducr.
1854 'ilr RleiRbduoler ppu mulSbGiti
gen Betrdntru uuo 1913 rur @rUBbdrp
Ter osrislbrH FlniiilieIirn 5ic PrUhl
b,truu II iomlt elHc Shule Der psuhe
LEI. Ids 1000 Eer'ouru en- U0u Den
9Otalaeiteeu UsrpanicE CSs'hiit uubr
heaIst trsrber IouHtu. i0utr ogh ols u
'crsr Iu rubllsul Rnhoeuilu inreata.
Hins pOlluifr llrwdlIuus idsIuI
IN Gurctd WcBheri0u 5OuHtu) TN
@nHss 81 ieiH Els oOrttaSU. meiii dus
CAB RuBlano itanmeHosu Tsutibeu.
ihiusu,su ab pOu Der rsattlUudT ssrpOT
ssu,r rspubllidrliher Qartet uuo men
ben iih OsrSoIisSaTisl ". Die Ihusu stn.
IaoeRoeT yuu nsusu pOIltiider penn sr.
ibelut. ala DIE sber IN hsitts sr Csihruns
besrtifsrt Nempirailine Die oprtiar
Bot. b0ift iRueriihtIih. ods IS bod
sreIlh SIhi uetoe uuo .onB ods 8 Ouu
10 bob sIHTnaL au1 orr pcHs osT llsbel
tbdtrr asrtiicr rperocn uirb gSls lus
fOlgeHosr Stits Der pOu lsuem Counts
iur StaatscOHurut,0u Der SoLispdrtei,
ucId,e udfis SOhc bier iattnue.i,
auserrUdblteu GeIeaattu tInhtlit,, brl
Den Isutihe Die RsbrjahI BARN 9a.
fltpp, Ihso 7 i Brrot. gg ! Isr
rts, psIurtt Salsnilu. Mari Jtidrr.
Steaperttstsr =. n. Rice. 6. i. Sus,
HtIhslm esb0IO ~ W 3drosg uno
RarI Shuharo
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

Mr.. Browning charmtngly rendered
the old piece what Shall the Har-
vest Be" for 1.-THE children and the
cher joined in the chorus. # 81
1 In the evening, to th6largest weak
day congregation yet gathered Mr..
Browning sang BischOff's Rock 81
Ages" The selection is q choice one
and the singing OF 1t was q reyela-
ton. Never had "Cleft for me. let
me hide myself in Thee seemed such
"a practical personal matter before.
Was it the song? Was 1.-THE singer?
We cannot tell-Anyway wefeel that
we cannot forget either soon. Then
Knocking, Knocking" at The close.
Well, we were sorry when the last
sweet tone died on the air. Truly
there is u gospel u song too. The
glad and the, harmonious song Of
'"Whoseover WHIP, by the chorus
choir fittingly closed the. day and
week and fitted all for the largest
and best aftermeeting yet. 1t was
good to be there. Many re-
Many-very many-testified
to the love of God in their hearts.
now, IL there any Joy
greater than a heart in harmony
with God?
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14
FINISHED.
Henry Gou1et Will Fiji the
office Of Register Of
\ . Deeds. s.; =. !.
Further Proceedings In the
Conteat Have Been
stopped BY Slip ss'3
ulation- NJ. II

Soon after the late election the
official canvass Of the returns was
made and gave Henry Gouiet
eleven majority over d. X. Harting,
for the officer Of register Of deeds.
There were circumstances connected
with the matter which led Mr..
Harting and his friend to think that
the first count was not correct, and
the result of the recount which was
at once instituted certainly was
favorable for that belief. The re
count resulted in 8 tie with three
doubtful votes to be decided by. the
court. 1t would have taken con-
siderable time to get the matter
Strengthened out, and the matter
was finally settled Saturday by stip-
ulation, Mr.. Harting withdrawing
from the contest, and Mr.. Goulet is
therefore register of deeds for the
next two years. :.5ra .l..,: <s..,, 4.
Had the case been continued, both
sides would have been Obliged to
expend a good deal-of time and
money, '}~ -. s.,'&@ =. ~ =.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14
The Toledo Weekly Blade.

I OF the now nearly twenty thou
sand regular publications in the
United States, there are but two or
three weekly newspapers published
for general circulation in every state
and territory, and OF these the Tole-
do Weekly Blade IL the best and
most popular Of them all. 1t is the
oldest. best known. and has the
largest circulation. For more than
twenty-five years it has been a
SECULAR visitor to every portion OF
the Union, and it is well known at
every one of the sixty thousand odd
post Offices of the country. 1t Ia
made especially for family reading.
It gives the entire news OF the world
each week, in such condensed form
as will save reading scores Of pages
Of daily papers to get less informa-
ton. Republican in politics, Tenn
perance in principle, always on the
side Of Justice and right, it IL just the
paper for the rising generation, and
a great educator for the whole
family. Serial stories, wit and
humor. short stories, Household de-
partment, Camp Fire, Sunday School
and Young Folks are few Of the
many other prominent features Of
this great paper. A specimen copy
will be mailed free to any address on
applicable and the publishers invite
any person to send in n long list OF
addresses To whom they will mail
sample copies. They would be glad
to mail a couple Of hundred speci-
mems to readers oil. this county. The
Weekly Blade is a large paper, and
the price is only one dollar a year.
Address THE BLADE, Toledo, Ohio.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14
HEHP scHUNIRUs.
) Wanted BY the ChIppewa
lndians In Rnnuitieo.

p. w. Peake, a half breed Of White
Earth Indian reservation, was IN
st. Cloud last night. He was
accompanied by four big men In the
Chippewa band. They were Chief
Little Wolf, Frank Bad Roy, and
lGah-ya-yu-gO-bOw, all living i
White Earth and representing the
Mississippi band Of the Chippewas ct
White Earth. The fourth was Wah-
gah-nah-betung, who ia chief Of the
Pillager band at White Earth. The
object OF the Indians in coming to
st. Cloud was to have: Judge Searle
execute tor them a contract With
certain attorneys in Washington for
the prosecution OF the claims OF the
Chippewas against the government.
This was done by the Judge and the
party left this morning for Washing.
ton, D. G. l., T.z}| ',sa.E T. ~. !.
The Chippewa Indians are going
after a stupendous amount. It Is.
SO large that one shudders as he
writes it. They want $1,000, 1000 In
annunities. There are in round
numbers 5000 Of these Mississippi
Chippewas scattered on various
reservations, among them being
Earth, White Oak Point, Sandy:
Lake. and at Mile Laos Lake. AZ
treaty. made by the government
September 80. 1854. with the Missi-,
issippi and Lake Superior Chippewas.
1T is claimed has ever since been,
disregarded by the government, and
the Indians by this contract executed
yesterday have secured the services
OF Maxwell &. Chase of Washington
to try their case. They contract to.
give them 10 per cent OF the amount
secured. :2s>~H .....- -
These braves with their attOr-.
neys will upon the arrival ut once
go before the Indian department and
ask to be given proper attorneys.
fees, and will then take their claim
directly before the session of Con-
gress.-Saturday's Journal Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14
The gymnasium.

The firemen's gymnasium is be-
coming quite popular since W. A.
Smith, the Instructor, took hold, of it,
and there ia now a class OF thirty
two receiving instruction. The GYM
was fairly well equipped be-
fore, but thirty sets OF dumb bells.
travelling rings, parallel bar and
:trapeze1 have been added, and a
iperson now has an opportunity OF
the muscles in any manner
desired. Mr.. Smith is a gentleman
with thorough knowledge of the
work and will do all in his power to
improve the physical condition OF
any person who will place himself
under his instruction.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

For instance, Mrs. Charles Rogers,
of Bay CITY,. Mich, accidentally
spilled scalding water over her little
hoy. She promptly applied DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, giving instant re-
lief. It's a wonderfully good salve
for burns, bruises, sores, and a sure
cure for piles. i D. BRowS. g
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

1T is a pleasing sight to tht many
friends Of DR.. s. A. Ellis and family
to see their familiar faces among us
again. They arrived from the west
Sunday night, and will remain a
number of days renewing old ac-
suuaintances before proceeding on
their journey to the Sunny South"
Staples World. ,.Trs.. .5s s..$
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14
Union Gospel Meeting.

! The interest and attendance which
had steadily grown reached it's high
est point for the week at the meeting
Friday night. The building was filed,
many having to be accommodated
on~the platform. And it was well
that AZ large an audience, was pres
ent, for both the speaking and the.
singing were Of unusual power and
tenderness. There are sotne scripture
texts that have been 50 preached
upon that they have become hack
neye but the text John 3:16, "God
80 loved the world", is one of which
people never tire AS Mr.. Hunt said,
ct is the gospel in miniature" With
Spurgeon's simplicity and directness
of language ne welt upon the love OF
God. The greatness Of this love
was so overpowering that It is be-
yond our comprehension, and the
one word in the text which shows at
once our inadequacy? to grasp that
fullness, and the wOnderfulness Of
Gods love is the little word $50.
my heart, said the speaker, goes
back tonight twenty-five years to
the old home where my mother used
80 often to sing those beautiful
words: -: = ..s.s -, .@y,F,.
"There's Wilderness In Gods mercy,
like the Wilderness Of the sea,
There d q Kindness in His justice that
10 more than liberty,
There's a pardon for the sinner, and
more graces for the good,
There's mercy with the Savior, there
is healing in His blood,
For the love of God is broader than
the measure of mans mind
And the heart Of the Eternal is most
wonderfully kind. $ssr%=
If our love were but more simple, we
would take Him at His word,
And our lives would be, all sunshine
in the sweetness of our Lord"
God loves the sinner, but hates sin
wherever found, and it was to save
men from sin and it's consequences
that He sent His son, Jesus Christ.
Illustrative anecdotes of Mr.. Moody
were given, and then proceeding to
the sweet story of the "Prodical
Son" he brought out most wildly
how 4 the 70, Father loved that
son even when he had wandered far
away from home. And SO the
Heavenly Father today invitesevery
wandering child to "come home.'
Women love their children and
there is great love among men but
"God commendetll his love towards
us in that while we were yet sinners
Christ died for u.s. The .wondrous
love Of God for q loveless and I'M
loveable sinner. can only be grasped
by the heart. In closing this address
which made SO deep an impression
upon the audience that many were
led for the first time to confess
Christ Mr.. Hunt said, MAY God
give you manhood and womanhood
to decide for Christ tonight. Thou
wouldst be saved, why not tonight?
why not now?'' Gods time is
| always now. Today is the day OF
salvation. Q, accept Gods love to-
night" @
Little Celia Staples, the mayors D
vear.old daughter wonderfully, de-
lighted the children and others at
the children's. gospel meeting yester-
day by her song, mo Friend like
Jesus Truly Little voices may
Using his praise" as Mr.. Hunt said.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

4 No gripping, no nausea. no pain
when DE- Wits Little Early Risers
are taken. Small pill. Safe pill.
Best pill. l.. d. BROWN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

Small in size. great in results: De.
Wits Little Early Risers. Best pill
DEMONSTRATION, best for sick mead
ache, best for sour stomach. .,r :.
Is i,S ..5 &. ,.s@ l. L. D. BROWN. F.:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-14

Ira. L. Warren, superintendent of
the Pine Tree Lumber company's
mills in this .-city, returned Friday
evening from a two weeks tour Of
inspection Of the company's camps
in the vicinity of Pine Mountain
Lake. He says that al the lumber
men are skidding logs, and before
the recent soft spell many Of them
had constructed ice roads and were
doing considerable hauling: The
soft weather of the past week put
an end to it, however, and they
have suspended operations In that
line until cold weather. At one place
where they were hauling across the
lake, the ice gave way and t. he team
was drowned. M.$. -% =. .s,'Es$.,s. 4