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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

e~ntssanete er nab elmer Weile. .Ibsr
i'd Tam mid nidt oaSu entlbliebsn,
msinsn Srisosn nit preubsn gu ma.
den. Wan bat mir 81 tpsb sstbdn."
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bod sinmal 70 tommsn, ss tonnt, bod
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borren.~
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I'm nab 4m.rttd iibsrIiepeln uno fih
bort sins nsus Ggiitsna iaaffsn au
tonnen."
~Oas 1T WabnTnn...."
Rein, msin Suns.. bas 1T tt.
Goniequsn3 zines trsusn uno ,brlis.
knesn 6srasns."
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8.

WiQp 8alsnberg mar felt brsi ga,
gen in feline ate Ssimatb 3uriidses
tebrt. Sang u%npermutbst fam er.
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sr Dor benz alien 5riB 8oridann, Der
Dor benz 5bore ossShlo7es sinsn turz
asn Spa3iergang in benz parmen
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poroen in ben lebten Sabrsn. 4uf
fat adt5is CONNER blidts er auriid.
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dn6dben tDnnsn, aber ieit Der iunge
Ssrr, isit fem 2isbltng Wiap in bic
9erbannuns Se3usen mar, begann Der
Qlte 3uiammen3ufaaen. Die grauen
Saars purosn iansepsib, bas 5susr
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ben lautsn. luitigsn Slang Der fribs>
rem I3sit. 0ls nun isin performer
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ben 4ussn uno srbibtem, errsgtem
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sr TAFT gu Boosn, ieine 3itternben &nise
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1etne Nuprung unIer Tropll9em Ma
den p%srberseno, rpds iifs nit unss
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rnsrae. bab ia enoli4 bsimse,.brt
bin2"
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fammelts Der greife Otsnsr, oes iuns
gen Germ Sdnos srsrsifenb uno fe
beim &ub nit 1brGnsn nsbsno. r9ott
iegne ben Sag, ba i4 Sic ipieosri.bsn
bari. ., bab i'd bieie Grsubs nod
erlsbt babe nah 10 pisl &ummer-
na6 10 piel Summer. 80"
ga, ia. msin braper, alter &ams'
raS. es tparsn ihtpere 3siten."
Limb nun, nun blsiben Sie tpieber
Bel uns. -. ni9t pabra 8, tpis piro
man iib i'm S1lpHe frsusn!"
sd blsibs nur penise Gage. Ga
aibt ia &risg nit Grantrei4.
.Sa. i4 babe bapon ssbSrt. 81.
! 9absa aud i&ps Ah ianosA RHH&sa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Ritter Der " affnbGrr.

Itr Stddts- 6 rmmdnesur itrCitt inns rcu gtrcs.n.
Rsbr., rts irlat: .Aaderm mir duetrC NiGtt,Ir"r
sesen fbeinbGr tdrtnrtiseu 6uitsr lei II fcrcn '~d
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III uut Standardization fret III tNteu rre N g i
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
@s maa fur Nuh aIeih out ieim.

SER bret. Riasr ron Striving, Sairets, i&rCttt
ede sr an elmer erntsn acknowledgements mcsrrrt
SATIRE lang lit ure edbst arr6s StrCr;c in fet'tW
Rlfsu iu srtrdssu hattie, ME and edf ictEC Sliit an
g~tsrifen mar. or pSrfu6ts reritteSSHe irqCrduutt
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fdne fptprtige EtntCruup electric SitterS ~ bOC1'
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len unit tGufg tn HE 6Siluus cine ~irfrrtiaS. ON
gerfuh rire eit godtrtCtt fcS SCfdptCn t%ciatlfr.
preis uur 80 Gents fur cine arrfc ElGibe. 3u tattt
In ID. !, y u + ne NpCttGtg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

arisg...."
.WDssn lie tommen," risf Der iunss
Sffisisr, bic Sanb an ben Oseen le'
aeno. Isle io1sn uns bsrsit finoen!
ab, oiefsr ariss. bon san5sm Ser5sn
belize id ibn piItommsn!"
Dor benz Sauis parb Elm frobliter
SumuIt laut. Shmsttsrnos 5anfa'
rem srtlansen. 0as 9arossD ragonsrs
Regiment sos unter Yeglsituns elmer
srpbsn Mense poriibsr.
~Wo TT Oein Batter, Saralo9"
~Sn isinsm 3immsr. Sntsl!"
~Iuf Wieoeriebsn oann! Sd muB
nit ibm iprs9sn."
Der arat elite bapon. Sn fun
mem. ~ptrlsssnsm S6psiesn blisbsn
3aralo uno Masoa 3uriit.
rSaralo," bub Wasoa na9 elmer
Wsils in bittsnosm Sons an, .piuIt
Ou nitt gu mir iprshen9 - Sd
bite DID, psrsiB Die leBts Stunos."
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Stunoe ie psrssFsn tOnnen, bic mir
elne Wunoe eeihldssn, ihmsr3baftsr,
tiefsr, dls bss Ssinoss Waffs ss psrs
mag! Rein, Masou, ih Tam bic
Stunos ni4t psrssFsn uno ih min
lie aud ni6t perssTsn! 0snn bic Grs
innsruus an lie lit suslsia bic Crime
runa an msins Gisbs ju Dit"
ySardlo. 80"
n9er3sib, tpsnn i9 nodmals BON
msinsr Gisbe fprshs. @bsr, bisisr
Iusenblit 1T gu srnIt uno gu fsierli9,
ais odb mir s%eielitaitlibs RiidIittsn
nsbmsn .onnen. 9islsi6t TT ss bas
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lsibt iebsn mir uns srit pisosr, nahs
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ben t.tns unosren Sorosrunsen gu
its[len bat, ais bab sr lebt uno atbs
met"
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uno bsosdts bic 4usen nit Der Sano.
Wassa mar tief sritiittsrt. Sn ibrsn
4usen aupQsn bic Sbrin.n b.ib uno
brsnrsno smpor. Sic trat auf Sdralo
au uno Isste bic aittsrnos Sanb auf
fsiusr 4rm.
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NE, rpiaft Ou mid nod sinmal ans
b6rsnP - Wenn i'd Did Bat, isns fir
Did uno mid sleid ihmsr3li9s
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nit nitt, bab Du aud Define 2isbs gu
mir psrgefien foltsit. 80"
6aftis tebrte ii6 Der iunge Sffisisr
ibr gu uno ~itarrte nit sliibsnosn Iuz
gen in i6r Observation-Disclosures 4nts
lip.
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srauIam tannft 0u niat isin! Sprih
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mid nttt9"
nWiiros i9 Define 2ie6e peroisnen,
psnn i4 Did in bisisr Stunbe
tGuitts9 - Rein, SaraIo, in bisier
Stunos, bic Did pisoerum binausz
ruft gum &umpf fir oas 9atsrlano,
lou feline llnpabrbsit spii6en uns
itebsn, ioQ ss thar stpiIhen uns tpsrs
ben, baB Su an mid nit trsusr 2isbe
uno - nit frobsr 9offnuns benton
tannt. 80"
wWasoa9!"
Wis Elm Subslidr.i fam es bon fsi.
men 2ippen, als sr ibre Sdnoe ergriff
uno lie an iein !Ssrs prsbts.
nWiqit 0u 9ebulb nit mir baben,
Saralba" f"Iiitsrte lie. sd babe Dir
geidgt, bdb td sinen anbsrsn Mann
aelis6t, baB i'd Dir nur trsus Sdtpss
itsrIis6s sntsegenbrinssn tann. .@iels
lsiht aber panoelt iih oieie 9iebe. -.
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benz iaperen Sample. -. babe &C.
bulb nit mil. 80"
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5uBsn nieoer uno beoedts ibre 9Gnoe
nit aiihsn.
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sr, innig gu ibr emperidausno, nun,
oa mein Ser5 nsus 9oiinung bsssn
BARI"
Sic bsusts ii5 gu INN nisbsr unb
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5srne psrtlans bic idmsttsrnoe Wuiit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
; metter Tbril.

bslno. rSn ben nabiten Sdsen i4or
pplsn mir beginner. 3ommsn Sis
moraen gu mir. id itsle sic oanr
meinsr Satin Dor. limb nun geben
sic mir ben Irm, oab ih Sic in Den
Sdal fibre uno nit SIREN Onts,
Riitiprats nsbme -"
Gr Sog ibrs Sano our6 ieinen Irn
uno fiibrte lie in ben Saal Suriit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
@ndIcn's NM eIUc.

Die stfs Salbt In ter 29stt idr Stuittwuus,r. gts
idu rfuua Ssitrurs. Sdi'HuF FichSrruutCu. tIta-
ten S6rdmmta an rem SdHtCn, SrCfttulcr, hr,nSr-
auatn uue dat bautfttlsr; lie tctlt rCfttg GGmrrrtcis
ten cher f6in 5dtlrna crrldnat. @drdnttrt. tdF
rpafduttat 9utrtCtcntCtt acaCbtn rire, cher tts
@tle rire ~ ridsrtdttst grsis rCr SGdttCl g Gis.
3u rtrtdufsn tn ". 5. Sutu's arpttrfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

(cS ibcr bic r6rtithe gpitrtrit tiudr5
Wv pern man iaat, bdF he @agutCeICuuri
cetf duf Ter TrroEW ct crn CIR, g. ant
HSph ftCu WiunClrrltS, Ct. gdul uni OFT
nid1t sss' e. = ~ gr . +; Hisa''T IN " 5,,iGm FsI.
lcnttn Tdfdf- Voros@ citcrn Sinitto--fns tt
prafGrtieftu eS tCrrlttftcu ure tCluCmtcn, ME re
tresne stnt antSrs Giirubatn in eiciCm GrafCu amr.
rita rem Gclis nt6t BCbctCn tat.--Iccrrd or, Win
uedppttS.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
IsInbden Centre.

The frost Is nearly all out of the
ground and the farmers are getting out
the plom, and harrows.
The ferry boat was put in the river
the 18th, being few days earlier thai
last year, think.
Grant William is putting up a barn.
Lester BosWorth. Roscoe and Chester
Berry are al work at the pulp mill.
Fred Skilings has taken Moses Bck-
ford AID family to live with him.
The recent heavy rains and frost have
left the roads in very bad condition.
The following from thi. town went
on to the Dead River drive last week
James Murphy. foreman, Fred Muir
ply, Frank lIawes. Manson aud Banie
Felker. Lowell Berry. lothian stevens,
foreman, ROSCOE Eames, Malon Boy
ington, stephen MORN. Elmer Berry,
John spencer ".
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

The men are all on the drive and
everything is serene and quiet again.
Mrs. Helen Clark is quite poorly and
still confined to her room.
Mr.. Merservy, an aged citizen died at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Jerry
Martin, April 18th.
Miss Edith Butler has gone to The
Forks, to work in the hotel.
Miss Alice Butler has gone to Bling
ham, TO work for Tom Mahoney.
Bicycles appear in the streets, they are
still the rage, some of our young ladies
have ordered theirs and are expecting
them soon.
Miss Nina Page is at home now but
will return to Skowhegan again soon.
The first picnic of the season occurred
last Sunday at Coney Sanborn's very
pleasant time is reported.
The teachers that have been engaged
to teach the summer schools are, Dist.
No. /, Emily Thompson; Dist. No. 2,
Maud kellett; Dist No. !, Genoa
Sanborn.
Edwin Morris was in town feeling
very proud and happy one day last
week. 1t is boy.
We hear there is wedding on the
tapis.
Mrs. Tom Morris is in poor health.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
Foreclosure Notice.

Where as, we Lyman c. Jewett of Scion in thu
County of Somerset and State of Maine and
Charles II. Playse OF Skowhegan and in said
tors of the estate of Thaddeus f. Boothby OF
Embden and in said County, deceased, the
owner OF a certain mortgage deed given by
Jacob II. Atwood of Concord, in said County
and describing certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said Concord, bounded as follows.
to wit; On the East by lot twenty (20), range
one a, on the South by land owned by He
man Whpple, on the West by lot one CD,
range four a.. on the North by land Of said
Jacob II. Atwood. Said mortgage deed being
recorded in the Somerset registry of deeds in
book 2o7, page 49, and whereas the condition
of said mortgage has been broken, now there
fore by reason OF the breach of the condition
thereof, the said administrators claim q
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated this nineteenth day of April \. D. 1895
LYMAN c. JhWETT,
CHARLES II PLAYsE,
administrators of the estate of Fhaddeus
BoOthbY.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
PiShon : Ferry.

The ferry boat commenced running
Thursday.
Mrs. Georgia savage went to Fair
field. last week, where she will remain
for several weeks
Mrs. Bradford Booker i sick with
bilious fever.
Miss Annie Burgess went to No. Fair
field, Friday, where size ha, employ
ment in the family of ChaS. lIeald.
Ernest Booker is at home from Tur-
ner, being unable TO work on account of
au injured hand.
Bert Smith and wife expect soon to
move to Fairfield, where lac has employ
ment.
Among the boys from this place who
90 on the drive for LaWrt nee, Newhall
q Co., are, Scwel and Lewis Wells and
Eugene Parker.
The river roads are getting quite dry
at this writing.
The recent freshet gave Geo. Kicker
some cause for fear for the safety of his
saw mill, a a bad break in the dam
kept quite crew Of men busy there at
the time.
Two barns with farming tools and out
buildings belonging to Il. \. Kicker
were destroyed by fire the morning Of
April, 10Th. The fire was caused by the
explosion of n Kerosene lantern hear
there was some Insurance.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

Farmers are doing a little on the land
plowing and sowing few peas.
The burning Of Rev. Allen Pettigrove
aud family OF Minnesota, in one OF the
great forest fires last fall, his been in
very many papefs' ana I'll lhe report Is all
Iaise' hei, Wa no nit II, -, Ine 10" Il
n.i ''s 1,ar,.d w., p,if,d'ia Adya,iiisn,.
,.,.,,,''',,,l.',t af ,l,i, t,,..,, a'a ,.',,,,d
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

a,
Mr. James Robbins former Norridge-
wock young man has returned from
fior'ua "here ne mas been spending the
III. IL !" ! ios'oenee H. H. "lefe HIS
''g'0' a'iU s'e'ei nv" ies'oe'
SIDE. '''''' u 1""o's'" WAS III ~" Il
MISS bertila hahdall OF bangor, cfhet
operator Oh the commercial Telegraph
70. AT tilat place was In town Saturday.
me baii gwen by Canton Somerset
loise last thursday evening was 4
- LII rI"o e'uPies 'ooN
- - -" ii''e'
i. II. Burgess was IN Portland last
"eeH'
dohh ara went 10 Gardner, natur-
''a
-. ~ 'o'los = ''o'''s d us'ii"6 ou9''iss
ha @So' X D'"'s''''' i''s III - ''e '0'''a
Mr. George Marsh OF DlXheld, WAS III
teWn' saturday 10 SCI up ihe ~" can
W. Rtroh j. ~ i,,., - H. aIl,i
,,,.,. ,,a :, :; ii - 80
,,,a,t n,,.r RI. aiI 60 M o,s
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
st. Adams.

The y L. Turner shovel handle shop
has been shut down for IA few days by
the breaking Of the main shaft.
The proposed extension of the :. Il N
K. r., from IIartland to Guilford via ST.
Adams. West Ripley and Cambridge. il
now being surveyed. The route is CON
sidered by the surveyor as very easy
one and the towns along the line cX.
press a Willingness to do their part
| The travelling public will be able 10 ride
by train "a far As Cambridge by October
next. The road will pass within one
| half mile of the GlenWood minera
spring. Mr.. Sprague Cook. one of thu
surveying party had the misfortune tt
cnt his foot quite badly last Friday.
Rev. l. Holway preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday. The Easter CON
cert was not held until last Sunday even
lug.
Jesse Gray, one of our aged residents
is very low, his health has been poor fol
years, and his relatives do not look for
his recovery.
Mrs. Moses Williams formerly of this
town. widow of Moses Williams who al
one time was a resident of Skowhegau
died in Machias and was brought to this
town for burial Monday, April D.
Parties at this writing are in town
looking up the available water power
for a four set wooden mill. The advent
of Il. Il. would materially improve the
chance for the building of the same.
There is a fine water power both at ST.
Albans village and the old Lothrop pri.
vilege below. both in town. They
ought II be both utilized to a much
greater extent than now but parties
are very 10th To ,ocate outside Of Il H. X.
town. Mr.. {. Weeks who has been the
successful manager of the Newport
wooden mill, has given it rs his idea thai
there is fine power at the SAW mill
privilege enough for eight set mill
He was very much pleased with the
same.
The engineer making the preliminary
survey on the proposed route from Hart
lind through 81. Adams To Cambridge
finds a good route through st. Adams.
although there j. no great excitement it
Is quite sure that the prospect Tor L.
X looks better every day.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
StarkS.

Mr.. 0. T. Brackets baby is very low.
The mumps are raging in town, the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs, William
Moore is very sick with them.
\ very successful term of high school
at the village closed Thursday, taught
by Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Walker.
The roads are in very bad condition
throughout town.
Mr.. c. \, Bracket has sprained his
ankle.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Brack-
ett of Dead River, formerly of this town
We're brought here Friday for burial.
Mrs. Bracket moved to Dead River
about sixteen years ago She MAS Il
loving wife and mother aud highly re-
spected citizen. She leaves a husband
and five children to mourn their loss,
they have the sympathy of the entire
community,
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
Vie Forks.

Mr. +. +. FORK has received an IN
crease in his pension.
Mr.. Samuel Searle has moved his
family into the lower part of VIM. W.
Nounp,s house. Mrs. SrarIe will he
post.mistress.
Edt,b Hutler If e,rr,tnot i At worL
at The Forks hotel
Mr. = u Norch.n, and oife ro,urnod
ho,no fron, Mas ri,er ono da, ~
week.
Mr. F,nna D,roi, one manning last
week on looking out of the window soon
after getting M vas very much surpri,-
ed by seeing a rap-mau standing on fho
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
Commissioners Notice.

The IN dersigncd Commissioners appointed
by the judge of Probate for Somerset county,
to receive and examine the claims of the credi =
tors against the estate of Abiiah Tufts, late of
Lexington, deceased, represented insolvent,
give notice that six months from the 18th day
of February, $50. are allowed for said credi-
tors To present aud prove their claims, and
that they viii be in session for the purpose of
receiving said claims and proofs, at the
dwelling house OF Frank T. Boynton in Lex
ington al ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon of each
day on saturday the first day OF June and on
Thursday the first day of August next. 3wl7
HARLAN =. NORTON "'uihissi"heia'
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

Thomas French is in town buying fur,
He pays good price for it,
William Brown has sold his hay to
Ed. Farrar OF Ripley.
f. X. Hurd who cut his foot short
time ago is gaining slowly.
Elsie Magoon is on the sick list.
Business is booming at Ed. smiths
blacksmith and corriage shop. They
have all they can do this spring so far.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

The heavy RAFT last week carried away
the bulk head and gates To the fish
hatchery on Mainstream Falls
There will be ball at Riverside Hall
May /, if stormy and bad, postponed to
May 10.
Harris Iurd is at work for Olando
Cobb for the season.
Harold French of Parkman spent Sun
day in town with friends.
lyon Hight and Ed Bailey have caught
30 musk rats.
Harold Smith, aged II has shot II rats.
who has beat this for a boy?
A. Z. Bailey has sowed ID acre of
peas.
Two Indians from Old Town crossed
Moose Pond on their way to Mainstream,
on hunting trip.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
Annual Meeting !!

The members Of the Skowhegan Saw
ings Bank Corporation are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice
of officers and the transaction of any other
business thought proper will be held at
the bank on Monday the sixth day of May
next at ten O'Clock a. m.
Skowhegan, April II, 1895.
3wG6 ED. P, PAGE, Secretary.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25
South NorridgeWock

Herbert Withee has purchased the
farm owned by Chas. Weston, located
about three miles up the river on the
Madison road.
II. l.. Sawyer has moved into the
house he recently purchased of Miss
Dora Cleveland. He has commenced re-
pairs on the stable.
Mrs 5. w Gould and Miss Blanche
Bixby of Skowhegan, were in town
Thursday.
Miss Caddie Hilton returned from Bos.
ton, last week
J. j. Lane of Waterville, was in town
Saturday,
G. l.. Carr is home from Boston.
Mr.. A. b. Whitney of Freedom, former
Principal of the High school here was in
town last Friday and Saturday, visiting
old friends.
The concert which was prepared fol
Easter night and postponed on account
Of The severe rain was given last Sunday
evening.
Leander Butler and daughter OF
Starks, were in town saturday.
Mr.. Skllngs, the horse-trainer. is
handling DR.. F. IL Dantorth's valuable
NELSON colt, and thinks she shows
good style
Miss May Fuller of Freedom CON-
menced her school in the Longley dis,
trict Monday.
Mrs. Maria Hopkins has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has beer
spending the winter with her brother
/ BEFORE returning home she visited her
son in Provdencs, X. |.
Mrs. Cora Smith of Nyack. y. Y, has
rented part of the jenkins house and
thinks of making Norridgewock hel
residence for some time.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

BY taking physicians prescriptions to
SIMPSONS corner drug store you are
sure they will be carefully compounded
from the purest of drugs.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

one hundred members of the Texas
legislature met in caucus recently and
took action on the silver question. \
vigorous silver campaign will be inau-
gurated in every section of the state at
The Somerset reporter., 1895-04-25

Groders Pine Pitch Salve-sure cure
for piles, II. W. Cushing's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-10-12
Railroad MeetinQ.

Referring to railroad meeting re-
Gently held at Pierre in the interest of
the connection of the eastern part of the
state with the Black Hills by rail, the
Pierre Capital says: 'The railroad
meeting called yesterday afternoon BY a
committee of citizens in the rink
which was kindly donated by Mr..
Horner-was well attended, and those
there were the solid business men Of
the city. DR.. William Blackburn was
chosen as chairman, and James Morse
as secretary. Mr.. j. C. Eager stated the
object of the meeting, which was to
make preparations for getting the grade
of the Pierre, Duluth & Black Hills
Railway in shape that il q new railroad
project was commenced, as is talked of
by Minneapolis, st. Paul and Oak ota
papers, what is completed of the grade
could be turned over to the new conf
pany. Remarks very appropriate were
made by various of our ci,izens. A
committee was chosen of Messrs. Eager,
DeLand and Bennett, to select six men,
two from board of trade, two from
citizens and two from board of directors
of Pierre, Duluth & Black Hills road, to
canvass the situation and see what could
be done in the matter, and when ad-
yised, call another meeting of the citi-
zens. The following is the committee
L. Il. Albright, Coe /. Crawford, G. H.
Burke, John Sutherland, II. r. Horner
and f. p. Farr. The meeting then ad-
journed subject to CALL"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-10-12
Galena Railroad Talk.

There is no little enthusiasm in Ga
lena over the prospects of railroad
into the camp, and no people in this
broad land are more entitled to enthuse
a little than are the mine owners of that
section over this matter. The B. & NJ.
surveyors have been working in there
for a week now, and it is reported that
a car load of grade stakes have been or
dered. This makes it appear as though
the company meant business, and Ga
lena would De placed WITHIN the reach
of the reduction and smelling plants
that will be in need of the Galena ores,
which contains the properties essential
to the treatment of refractory rock.
Galena has unlimited quantities of low
grade silicious ores, and with means
of transportation at reasonable rate, the
owners, who have for so long been
battling with extreme odds, would be
given boost with emphasis.-Pioneer.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-10-12
Commenting upon the present fiater.

Commenting upon the present fater-
ing condition Of the tin plate industry
in America, the Omaha Bee in its is
sue of Wednesday last, says: SHOULD
the tin plate industry continue to grow
at the rate Of progress made during the
last fiscal year it can be only few
years until the production is equal 10
the demand, and there is every reason
TO expect this will be attained if the
moderate degree Of protection now
given the industry is not removed.
There is presented in the condition of
this industry a striking example OF the
benefieient effect of protection. II is
the creation Of the republican policy
of building up home industries and in
no case has that policy ever been more
fully justified by results. 1t opened the
way in this one direction for the in
vestment of millions Of capital and the
Of an army of labor, which
will soon make us independent of the
foreign manufacturers, whose skill the
enterprise and ingenuity of our own
people has already surpassed. SO that
we are making the best tin plate in the
word"