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The Delta independent., 1896-10-07
A STEADILY increasing business

A STEADILY increasing business has
made It necessary to have more room
for the mechanical department Of The
INDEPENDExT, % arrangements have
been made whereby tho large corner room
In the Barker block will be occupied by
the editorial force. in connection with
H. H. Smiths insurance and abstract
business. We now have . fine show
window and will be glad to receive fne
samples Of fruit, grain or vegetables to
be displayed there for the benefit Of
strangers who desire to learn Of our re.
sources. II you have anything to show
bring IL In.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07
PROPOAED AAENDWENT
To the ConselaustOo 81 TIE state Ol

To the Qualified Electors Of The State Of Colon
In IN pussa.nce = of authority in me vested by
State Of Colorado. aud Is directed by House Bill
No, ll3. passed by the Tenth General Assembly
q .S On s S.y r.;
the s.ns.:f election 70 e held IN she ssysrai
Be- submiited 70 the gu sd electors cf the s,ste,
posed amend 70 Article Xi., section !, u the
Constitution Of the eeate Of Colorado:
sec. ). The STATE shall not contract any debt
BY loan, or in any form, except 10 erect public
builds fSr tns y.s q thc sta!e. snpPfss. In
dsa IL ssy sns year for eec
tion Of public buildins shall not exce.d one-
half mill on each dollar Of valuation Of taxable
L sh.li not Se is~S for s any a General Hsse@Sy M ,
.es q n e
srS ,by yes except e
in addition D. the amount Of debt that may he
incurred a. abnve. the state may contract debt
and dollas o. ,20D,OO) the bonds for such indebt-
edness shall draw interest at . rate not exceeding
so asan ed % &c
funds for the payment Of obligations Of the state
outsianding at the end Of the fiscal year which
edness includes four hundred and forty three
thou-and nine hundred and any and eighty one
held In the public schooIfund. on which there
will be. At the date ofthe issue Of the pruposed
an and se, aoa g
which interest will then be subject 70 distrfbu-
tion among the public school. Of the state and
ei9des sixty -onc thousand one hundred and three
dolIan and eishty-sevsn cents Csci .ioss9 in war.
of tfirty thoussnd dolIars An mn wbich nrinci.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

IT b said that Banna's scheme of run
ming excursions to Canton In the interest
Of Mckinley i . great boon to that sleepy
town. It has soon more money in the
last few weelEs than ever before. It will
do the citizens Of Canton lots Of good.
but Mckinley none.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Notice 10 hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between Bert
Norton and ]. j. Winton, under tho firm
name Of Norton 4 Winton, is dissolved
by mutual consent. ]. J. Winton con-
tinuing the business. collecting all out
standing accounts and paying all bills Of
the firm.
BEET MORTON,
$3.50 J. ]. WINToN.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Notice for Pahlseaeton.
LAND OFFICE AT MosTRosE. Colo,
August II. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register aud Re
eeiver at Nontrose, Colombo, On October y,
1886, viz:
FRANK p. POTTS.
who made d. =. No. lasO, Ute Series, for Lot 1.
SkX SWk, Swi< sEh, Sec. I, Lot 1, Sec. Is.
Twp. II 8. X 81 W, 9Th p. n.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
contiRuous residence up,n and cultivation Of,
aaid land. viz
J. A. Potts, Peter v1gic. John Anyway. Orion Y.
Bone, all of Paoni,, Delta county. colorado.
A. Z. ANsBARY. Register.
Uint pub, Sept. 2: last Oct. 7. 1881
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

JuDoE JozNsoN Of the Arspahoe
county district court has decided that
the Pattersonites arc the regular pops
and are entitled to tho cottage homo
emblem. The middle-ef -the-road element
with Waite at its head will have to re-
construct themselves. They will have to
Ale their ticket BY petition.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Az means 70 increasing the size and
usefulness Of the public school library
the teachen have planned social to be
given in the high school hall on Friday
evening, Oct. 16. An interesting pro-
gram, embracing music and recitations
hes been prepared and the public y
cordially invited to be present. Among
other attractive features viii b. rscita-
ton in original Ifish By Dsnnis O'Bailsy.
The price of admission viii b one BOOB,
nsw or obi. for juveniles OF adults, postzy
o. pross. Look through your book
shelves and select book suitshis for tie
pupi1s Il the schools In any grads.
6hoaId yoa Ind no good bosk thst yoa
csa spasA ths schools viii ~ I'D - e.
cspt IL nElp ~ oas issossd-asything
~ - dollar. 1he ecAo0
= 9: ;:'::: :. '.:s::-;:;i e: =; i;;s :
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

TIE Telluride Journal has just Issued
. large silver edition which IL credit to
that enterprising paper.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

METHODIST CHUHCH-Services at the
usual hours-services both morning and
evening; Junior League. 3 p. M; Ep-
worth League 6;45 p. M; Sunday school
10 q. m. Everybody welcome.
JNo. r. WooD, Pastor.
BAPr1sr.-Sermons by the Rev. VIII
kinson.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

J.P. Huntley. the Rio Grande ticket
agent at this place. u taxing . thirty
days lay Oh. r. L. Ingman IL acting
agent during his absence.
James Parker. George Blanchard. of
Cripple Creek. and II. H. Wolbert. left
today for = ten days elk hunt on the
headwaters Of North Fork.
H. H. Wolbert came up from Colorado
Springs Thursday OF last week to look
after his Delta county interosts- While
here he was the guest OF H. H. Smith.
Ed Gillettis team took fright ard ran
away last Saturday morning. About all
the damage done was q severe cut on one
Of tho horses fore leg just above the hoof.
The Seventh Day Adventists arc hold
ing camp meeting in . tent near their
church. having commenced last Monday
and will continue for the rest Of the
week.
Misses Sarah Lewis. Eva Chrysler.
Minnie jackson and Eta Jordon went
to Grand Junction last Thursday to at
tend meeting OF the B. Y. p. U. Mr..
Chrysler drove them over in hack.
e. B. Anderson was upfrom Delta this
week looking after his interests in this
section. e. B. says that Delta ID boom
ing. and that several strangers vere lost
last wsek-in tho mud.-Tellurids Jour-
nal.
Wedding invitations and announce
ments, both printed and engraved. in
the very latest styles. We have the
correct wording. new type for printing
and good stock. Our prices are a. cheap
a. elsewhere.
The performance at the opera house
Monday night by Shillings Minstrels
drew . good house, consequently the
company was in excellent humor to rom
der the program in . most satisfactory
manner. Their performance was Of =
high order. their music excellent. their
gage and jokes wore new and catchy and
their costumes were up to date. The
INDEPENDENT was glad to zee them have
q good and sppreciative audience.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

lii DELLA lnUhI hN JAN !
HOWARD aUsSELL, Prep.
IssUED GVE9Y WEDNeADAY.
Wednesday. October Z. 1885.
o.s Year o.. ssz Hs.sAs 81 si.sls oopy 81
Papsn AsrAsa Sample Copy" Ars Frs&
SILVER REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ARTHUR SEwALL.
OF Maine.
For United States Senator,
HENRY M. TELLER
OF Colorado.
For Congressman End District,
JOHN G. BELL.
OF Montrose.
For Governor.
ALvA ADAMS.
OF Pueblo.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JARED L. BRUSH,
OF Weld.
For Secretary OF State.
C. H. s. WHIPPLE.
OF Lake.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE W. KEPHART.
OF La Plata.
For Auditor,
JOHN w. LOWELL,
OF Routt.
For Attorney General.
BYRON l. CARR,
OF Boulder.
For Supt q Public Instruction.
MISS GRACE e. PATTON,
OF Larimer.
For Regents Of State University.
DIR. o. J. PFEIFFER,
OF Arapahos.
WILLIAM J. ORANGE
OF Custer.
For County Commissioner 1st Dist.
T. H. McGRANAHAN.
For Justice Of the Peace, Delta,
DAVID BAILEY.
For Constable, Delta precinct.
ED. GILLETT.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

AAminssspasor's sale.
In the m- tier Of the estate Of Lucius n. Smith,
deceased.
A. r.. KING, administn-l
tor Of the said estate,
4. T. sMrTh, sMr1ihi L NJ.
M sMITH. r.; MRS; MRS; NET
LEN NMANKIN. ELMER
GARDNERand LORET-
ia SHAW. heirs at
law Of Iucius u. Smith.
deceased
Whereas, by . decree Of the County Court Of
sell ali the RAJ estate and ater rights Of the aid
estate. and Of which the sail Lncus NJ. HmIth
died sexcd, for the purpose Of paying the debts Of
the said estate notice Is hereby given that kursu
ant to said decree and TO the law, will offer for
the terms Of the SAID decree, Oh Thursday tlie
22nd day Of October, 1896, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, at the east fr0nt door Of
the new county court house. In the town Of Delta,
County Of Delta and State of Colorado, all the
described as foiows, to-wit: The north west
quarter Of the south cast quarter Of section hve
In township fourteen south Of range ninety one
west Of the sixth principal mcridian. in Delta
used with the said land and consisting Of one
share Of the capital stock Of The Minnesota Canal
Company, and two and one-hxlf shares Of the
Inter Ocean Ditch Company. and the use Of water
said sale will he made on the following terms;
cash ~ hand at time Of s.le or II purchaser desire
cash In hand over and above and subject 10 the
mortgage incumbance Of s5OoG0 and interest,
which purchasef may assume. Such sale cannot
A. X. kINu,
Administrator.
tRlrst pub. Sept. 30. last Oct. n. 1861
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07
Flag Rais,as.


Tho large flag presented by the A. p. A.
to the North Delta school was raisedlast
Saturday afternoon. about 400 people
being present to witness the exercises.
The band led the procession from Delta
over to the north side school house.
F. N. Dicksrson presented the flag on
behalf Of the donors. Reply BY W. R.
Robertson.
Prof. w. G. Harris and W. H. Burnett
also made nice talks.
There wsre several recitations BY
little girls.
Solo. with guitar accompaniment BY
Miss Ber tha Ritter.
In the evening reception was held in
Mathers' ball.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Special Dasgaan.
$1,000 will buy . desirable homo on
Meeksr street; two lots-easy payments.
BLAIR 4 MAsriN.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Call fer C00nsy WaYFaots.
Notice il hereby given there arc funds
on hand to pay the following county
warrants and that interest will cease on
and after October 14th, 1896.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
House Clearing Her Decks in
Preparation for Final AL
journment.
Daily Sessions Extended ana
All Leaves Of Absence OBJ
5 jected To.
River and Harbor Bill Passes
the Senate With Five Neg
alive Votes.

WASHINGTON, June 4. The house has
begun clearing the decks for final nd
j0urnment by extending the length ef
the daily sessions, meeting At 11o'clGck
and sitting until 6. In EDITION to tAiE
Mr.. Dingley. the floor leader Of the ma
jority, gave notice that hencefOrth ke
should object to all leaves Of absence;
save such as were requested on account
Of sickness. The importance Of keeping
aquorum constantly in attendance, he
explained, compelled him to take this
step A partial nference report on
The General DeAciens1 Elm
was agreed to and the bill sent back to
further conference. The Murray Elliott
contested case from the First South
Carolina district was debated for four
hours, but vote was not reached. The
majority report favors the seating Of
the contestant, who is a calOred man
and who was seated by the Fifty first
house in place Of Elliott.
Ten thousand copies Of thepr residents
veto message anG the report Of the river
and harbor committee on the message
were ordered printed. 5%.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
BOND BILL IN THE HOUSE.
N jorisy - the CommlteSs Esvor - Ad-
1. A6y&ss 3s9s:s iSss verse Report. 2Ss

IA j0r1ty - the Commltess Favor - Ad-
s55 NJ verse Report 3ss
AsTIHGToN, June A. The bill pro-
hfbiting the Issue Of bonds, which
passed the senate Tuesday was consid-
cred BY the house ways and means com
mittee. The sentiment seemed to favor
making adverse report.
After the meeting the Republican
members Of the committee, with other
Repnbl ican leaders u the house, held q
conference to discuss the question Two
or three members advised that the COM
mittee ignore the resolution and let il
rest for this session. Others were very
DESTROYS to dispose Of the resolution
without delay
TO Put 1t Ksst Amy Apprehension
that might be excited BY it in business
circles. Chairman Dinglsy said 1,rhe
only question is whether, in view Of the
lateness Of the session and the desirs-
bility Of an early adjournment, it il
worth while to take up the matter now,
There is no question whatsver that tho
resolution will be reported adversely
when action is taken" sssi
It is understood that every Republ
can member Of the committee, will vote
for an adverse report and that Mr.
Turner Of Georgia, Of the Democrats
will vote with them NJ @
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
Serrsstsns, and Crcan..

"A New England parish whicts since thar
death Of It's old. pastar, had been. without
any settled minister for some months, had
been supplied from the neigh boring pu9
pits and from n Astrological seminary. at
last the parish: succeeded in procuring a
minister, and he. was warmly received.
Not many weeks after his settlements ho
stopped after Sunday school to. talk with
one Of his naw parishioners, an apple
checked old Lady who had a large class Of
boys 4
"I'm SO glad we've finally got regular
minister OF our own" said the. old lady,
shaking the. olergyman's hand with great
heartiness. We've had everybody for the
last four months. =
"a We'll, +" said the minister with q smile,
81 suppose you have had the, cream Of the
ministers in this region among Your sup
plies.
II don't know about that, - responded
the old Lady promptly, with twinkling
eyes. 8 Maybe we have, but I'm q farm
er's wife. and I've always thought that
when you wanted good cream you'd got
to let the milk settle while and not keep
stirring it up all the time. - Youths
Companion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

y Oefa11lf hay,;,,r, ha.,, ,,,oIIa -, -, Z, 80,
,nent ~ the s,,,,, ef 4.. ,1,,dred a, ply
teen and IS. dn,inrs WHY is cin;,,,a4 ~
mon certai,, , - .nis nuSs
ana datiyarsd IL, rs,ss,
married. mnrtpayo 9 70 fsenrrs ~ Tha1,ar
faq,,ery ann g gaze me 20 gay q
3harai,, cnr+S;,,a1i d,.i. r,,xaa =. SUE
Office Of The re1ister ~ .dneda T., al fns
the conr1tvof Mnrrisnn ana sfatn 81 M iy1
3o;1or =, =, 4, @ sr', ~ loai, u
on naoe Id, = Aio' 90,
Wi,ich said -, ~ o., % 4oo,a41,ar 1,;4,, ~,
1ehf sec,1rad 4haret, ,,, !, ~; .i
by said George " ,aver. ~ NJ aa gsa i y
a. E;ihert Nv 1ssi .s,4 ~
the 9th aiay Of Febr,,a ~ 1871 ana recorG;ei
the list day Of tune. iMS. al sAo'cIncE :.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
IN SESSION AT, LA CROSSE.
Norwegian Evangslicsi Lutlaassn synod
Well Attended,. (, $s

Norwegian Evangslicsi Lutlas1sn synod
Well Attended. .5,E
LA Crosse, Wis, June 4. The Nor
wegian Evangelical Lutheran synod Of
America commenced an eight days
session at this place during the dry It
is the regular trienni2l conventions f all
the four districts constituting this
church organization, having q member
ship Of lO7, 900. One hundred and
forty two ministers and. 100 lay dele
gates were present at the opening ses-
sion and many more are expected to
come The venerable presidents Of the
synod Rt. Rev. VI. Koren Of Dee0ah,
Ia, called the meeting to:ordsr and ap
pointed q temp rary cemmittee ON Gre
dentials, consisting Of Rev Kvaase Of
Mencminee, Wis; Rev. Wishes Of
Hickson, N. D., and Delegate Guild
grandson Of Albert Lea, MINI. VI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
4 wenderful Connecticut spring.


There is remarkable spring Of Ice cold
water near the town OF Stonington, Conn.
The water hows from q crack in q high
rock and is believed to come directly from
an Ice cave, or from a bed Of ice which was
covered in glacial times In a few mo-
ments after person drinks Of the water
Of this wonderful spring his veins begin
to swell, and he looks and feels as though
he were about to burst for the next ten
minutes. The feeling Of discomfort finally
wears away, however, and the swelling
gradually subsidies, and within half an
hour no iii effects are felt, except q slight
dizziness and buzzing sound In the ears.
Chemists WHO have analysed the waters
Of this wonderful spring say that there is
no poisonous salts or minerals in it. So
far the cause Of the peculiar sensations re-
ferred to remain unexplained. st. Louis
Republic. III
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
SILVER RULED EVERYTHING.
Kansas Democrats Select White Metal
ss,as Delegates.

4 TOPEKA, Kan, June 1.-The Demo-
cratic state convention was ruled en-
tirely by the silver men. Besides choos-
ing six silver delegates at large to Chi
cago, the convention ratified the
selection of two from each congressional
district. These were chosen by the
convention members representing their
respective districts, and were then
passed upon by the convention which,
being strongly for silver, ensured the
entire delegation to Chicago for the
white metal. The platform eulogizes
President Cleveland but disagrees with
him on finance. The money plank is
IDS follows: u
Resolved, That we demand the free and
\ unlimited coinage Of silver and gold Mt the
ratio OF 16 to without awaiting the ac-
ton Of any other government, as we be-
sslieve this country is large. enough to es-
tablish and maintain it's own financial
system. So &.
The resolutions were adopted amidst
cheers by the free silver followers and
stoical silence on the part Of the sound
money men. iss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
4. Children Cry for
pstchev'e caSfnraa
MORTGAGE FORE CE0strRE sALy.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SAILS.
! =. =. Al 4. -, +. I
T. i. Default having been made in the coadi,
aions OF a certain nlortsga ge daily executed
and deliyered by Peter Blair and his aife,
Emma Bissar, 1i.ortga gars, to Georges W.
Thayer. InoTtgagee bearing date the End
day OF December, 1891, ard with a power Of
sale therein Il so eontairess dssiy recorded ir
for the county Of MORRISON and stase of
lld! on the i2t1le day OF December,
1891, at Ii :sOo'clo q; tn., in book s;T'' of
r,orte;a gas. o. page ~ 4. n t a
Which saia mortgage, tozsSher With the
hy SAID zig george w; Ihaysr mort zee. 20
ds atoG IA. bsgxWlnlttsn ass
d dend e ., ths offif said regssted of
oclock T. M, IN book II a Of mortgages, on
page 5Sts: si asiss4s }sa III \ % - 3
And whereas, nsars9ant to thar terms3
and conditions OF said mortgages, and IN
detault Of said Iortga gors so to do, said
Isabella +. Peck paid taxes duly 1Rvied on
the premises descnfhed IN said mortgage
IN IN the sum Ct $ll.ss. and whereas. there is
OF OF. THIS tn notice, OF account Of said mort
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
WAS SLlMLY ATTENDED,.

Ohio Silver Men Select Delegates to tho
y National Convention S
COLUMBUS, O., Iune "A conven--
tion Of silver men was held: during this
afternoon in the Y. NJ g. A auditt~
rum for the purpose of electing dele-
gates to the st. Louis silver convention
next month. The engagement Of the
auditorium for the occasion proves 10
have been an entirely unnecessary p,a--
caution, as there were not over 20 dele-,
gates present. The following delegates
were selected |. Beniamin ButterwoSh,
Cincinnati; General a, J. Warner,
Marietta; Judge =, j. Blandin, Csave-:
land; "A. e. n Tiles. Toledo. i,ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
Law Rsies to Pittsburg.

II The No4,tl, American SangerbuDti
will meet In Pit .sbnrgb J saaie 8 TO IL
Iit.kets will he sold 1T Eal; p. & O.
Ticket offices, on its lines, 'sveSt of the
Chic river it,rnI trains ~ June 8,
Tand 8, good for return pssssage I'M
I'll June IL. The rate froRs Chicago
will be $40, and etTrpsl ,onfsaass)y low
rates from either points, Y .5ss
Tickets will ,sbss he ssaN Mt all
coupon STATIONS Throughout the
West and NHrthweSt-
4. A through taOtsbss, daily service of
fast yestibnkly Express Trains run
fsst wern Chicasc,, antt PittsE'aHaS<-
For further. information address
LA. Allen, Asst Gent Pass. Agent,
3. Il a., Chicago. III a 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
THE PUBLIC GRkFlFTED.

Byke Lynch, SIDES Moines Politacian. Ssn-
teneed . the Peg. ss5.5
DIES MONIES, Il, June 4. Pyke
Nynch was convicted in the district
court Of receiving md concealing stolen
property. Lynch for many years has
been factor in South Side politics and
fm a long while, was assistant fire. chief.
The detectives. finally got on to the fact
that he was mining fence and as q
result he will go to the penitentiary.
Judge Holiness created a stir in court by
ordering the case set for, immediate
trial. He said it was reported in polit-
ical circles that the conrtswas being
used. Both sides ia the congressional
fight are charged with trying to in
fnence the court to secure his relense in
order that he,might work on the: South
Side. His conviction will be gratdf fying
tsthe public. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
Reduced Rates Have Been Authorized
for the Following Occasions: S

Reduced Rates Have Been Authorized
for the Following Occasions:
Norwegian Evan. LHth. SynGd,
sL,, Crosse, Wis, J une \ 4, ); fare and
se,n4-r hird. subject to ri, attendance
.ul 100. n N 5s.5i
| rhirty-ninth Annual Council, Die
,eese Mimi Protestant Episcopal
church, Minneapolis, june 16 TO 10;
ia,,e and one@third, subject to an at
tendance OF n,. Y.
Annual Conference seventh Day
Adyentists, Minneapolis, May 80 ts,s
june 8; fare and One-thtsG, subjeet to
an attendance Of 100. .3 9
Annual Meeting United Norwegian
Rntheran chorch. st. Paul, J une 8 tes
KIT fare andsonp-tt,ird,. subject to an
attendance Of 100. u. 81 N
Annual Session Crane Lodge I. or
Co. f.. and RebekAh Assn, st. Pnuh
.yA,ne 10 and, II; fare ana One-third,
spbje.t to als.Attendance OF 100.
Augsburg Conference Unlted Lutp.
church, Fargo, June II. to- 81; fare.
sssad one third, subject to I'M atrends
Al1ce Of 100.
For the above occasions tickets
may be purchased not exceed three
days prior To the opening date.
Passengers will be required tO$pAy
full fare going: taking receipts there
for This receipt properly executed
will be hOnOred for lx~iuceA fare re-
farming not 70 exceed e,ne day after
staDe close OF the meeting. Except for n
meetings tO.s,e held at st. Paul. Min
aeap,Dlis and LII Grossest bese receipts
VIII be ilon9ret, up to and including
hrre days (sNnuays NOT includelf)
alter tbs, close III the Esseting.
Far fuitiser DarticEsars inquire of
I'll r. Ny. MANY "A gent I$f
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
REAk1NG u + THE GANG.

:SherinA Ars Gathering In, D. Dakota.
81 sS@3 Horse REstlers..
@ FEssENpHN, N. D.. June Sheriff
Garry and posse and. Sheriff Hayes OF
Faulkton, s. D., has retnrnad from that
place with cine more horse H3aief Sheriff
Hayes has two at EanllstOn- Five arr
now jailed here ata most I'll the miss
ing property from Wells county has
been recovered. The. f1sss four have
had, their hearing and hase icon hold.
The gang will b broksp up, and only
two are still at large.. 5E s5