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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

@inHuB. Sobalb Die Samsnf0pie
i&~war5broun iinb unb iih in Der 0aub
leiht 5erreiben lafsn, miro Der Samen.
flee eei6nittsn; mol,e mon aui bic 8eiie
aler &6pie partsn 70 tpirbe Der Somsn
aus ben Susrit aere,f'eu ousiollsn ; auBer
ben, reifen bic 80rner in ben Shwaoen
nod. Wian idneioe otBbalb niht Az
ipdt. lin iih BON Der 8eShaffsrheit Der
80rner in Der Samtnf6pien 81 iberSsu
4en, nebme nor mfbyere uno burtiGnei.
oe o~iefelbsn; absr niht uon obsn ned
unter, iOnhern mode einen lls''huilt
ourh ben Sumeufopi; q burd'hueis
bet auf oieie Wsiie bic 36rner uno iisti,
Oh eieielben nod mildis iine. Sino bic
1oGner grim unb mllhig. 10 If es rod
gu fsIb gum Shneioeu; ma,tet mon oa.
aessn Su LANCE. 70 oeben bsim Tsodneu.
Iuf uno Nblaoeu uno teim 9lnrsihm
sur Waihire uiele &0rner usrloren.
Wan fdbrt oeBbnlb ben trodaen Somen
flee bes Wor9enS Elm. penn er nod &c
idmeiois pom 9hau 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
&mo9 nleU n02
MstAw% mraWtA
xurembura.

2uremburs.- -. Sn rdbiter S,i
oeranioltst bic beige S@issnseislidai
elm 5et, Der @roStsrsos, melbsr gbrsn
prdicent Der @sisaidait 1T. bat in sint,
Nuoleua, in rpslter er ben 8orhauo I'm
ping. iein Gribsinen 81 benz 5efts ,u
eeiost.-Die in Der sbsmalissn Grtiae
ries &aierne. NrienalhraBe, in 2ur'm'
burg eiuseridtets serserblide Blblioibei.
uiro ndhifens auh fur Jrouen ssDfuet.
gu oieiem Bebufe wuroe in iiuster Ssii
elne &sibs Don Jah,eitihriitfn ouae'
idofft. wetbe iih auf oas msiblIde Bs
rufsleben be5ieben.
Diefirh.-9sr 22idbrise Tasl6b'
nfr Grans Waaeuer aus Gldiysfontaine
nal in BEN Dem Babnhof assenibsr &c.
lsseuen Wcorsubaus beihiftist. nit Dem
uermittelt Dampfbstrieb in B;nssuns
gels B,en 5(aihenauae bic aeiiltsn Jrubts
'dds pom oritten Stodnsrf bsruntsrSas
laiien. lin ons 81 ra'he SernieAeralei
ten zines Sudss ~ u%erhinosrn. bate er
Die Rette erfaBt uRo puroe nun 1elbf
bic ~ Der @ole, iber mslds oas Drobt'
ieil lduft, empor9eSoaen uno ibm babel
Der 9aumen ter linten Sano ibeilmeie
abssriHsn. Nuh ole Singer Der l!nfsn
9anb puyben itarf perlest. Der Ser
tpunoete il uorausiittlid far lausere
9eit arbeits unfdbis.
d a. b. NlS.-giu b0tt beoausrs
liher unfaa ersllie ben 0alfswe'hsn.
teller 1teocor @si1eroiua. 9erislbe
murbe pdtreno ieiuer Nrbslt ben Der
Woihine zines aus bem Dnbnboie as
fabrenben 9uses eroriffsn. ii~berfabren
unb aur Ste0e aet6otst. Der Beruu.
slidte mar erit rs Sabre alt.
o.-Sier entftano IN
ben Standardization oss 2%aSl1buers %.
Walsih cine Jeuersbrunh. Robnbaus.
Sta1uns uno Sdeune. aIss unter
Strotbeeadura, ipurbe Bis cuffs uadte
Wausrnerf eiussdibert. Ser 8erluit
bes Bsnohtbeiliaten. we'hsr ieood fir
'sin Gisenibum usriidsrt 1T, wlro auf
1900 5r. psranIhtdgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

llniere Slice uno Wei3enfeloer.-
BON W. @eruid. - uuiere Rlee uno
Beiaeuielcer ideiuen bereits Don Der
ipehislnosn Nitterurs, benz plDslihsn
@eirisren nab %uo1ftdubieer Booener.
tpsihuna be, Shnee Nonael fhper ae.
l,tisn ~ babeu, rpenlsitsns aewann lh
firsiih. selfseutlih zines fle,nen glus.
fluass, .iiser 2anb" bic lleberaeuqune,
onB uie'e 5a'srunrSein bon Der Stomm
uurSsl burh pl0Blites 9aiommenSshsr
oss Booeus atseriien nurosn unb Die
Y1 luae iOmit. 'hrsr Nabrnra uno Sri
,~teusmittet beraubf, ~ @runbe asbsn
mus. Bsr bel s,nem neuerlihen Nuis
ibausn oss 8ocens bic 8siSen uno &lss.
pflanssn auimsrfiom priit, wirb finpen,
ooB elm 2pe,l herielbel. unb nod elmer
Btiiiurs torn id iosen elm grocer 3bsil
uidt msbr ~lsbsusfobis 1T. Was tbun?
Die Weijenfetoer sur rsdteu 9sit nit
9leesras einidep, Senn wsnn Der StanN
oss WsiSeu U sinmal be5iniert III. 10
eriest ctr ippises Juttesfelo neuNusfau.
uno Doe 8isssros miro iit nm 10 ftdrfer
entipideln. ie oiiunsr Der Wel5sn jtebt.
usberldBt man ieood Elm binn beitanbe
mes Bsi3eufelo ieiaem Sdidial, 10 Der
u~nfrautst boiielbe. oeun mo Die &ultur.
pH1u5e fsblt, felt fih alsbalo llutrout
mubs Elm. Bel ben in Wlneieenihaf
ssscaenen @lssfsloeru III rod porbsr
uorSanstmsnosr idarieu Wufssauns cine
Wahioat BON Snfnrnoitlse ~ EN-
pieblen, tpel1er fir NIT Dem pOrbanbe.
men 8otbflee sleihSeitis sntiuidslt uno
sur Shniits b.i. @rnieSeit einen aismlih
sleihen S,ano erre;ht. go tpenia Elm
olssmsiner @rnte.NusfaQ ~ beoauern
more. tnmii Die Yreiie Der lanotpirtb.
ihafilihen Yrooutte snblih w,eoer eins
mol ouf ihrsn Erpbuftiou atpsrtb fe,aen,
10 nil bod Der einSslns fiir feline Der
tdiin,iis isbr uugsru buran partiSipiersn.
oaber seitls Der &irt 5ur uebers uno
Dem rod Der @atb folsen
moa, SommerueiSen bel Der Gribiabrs
bsitsqun9 oer Jeloer ben BorSue Dor
nuo Safsr 81 asbsu. ba bic Yreiie
Bsissu ltsiaeuo iino uno Der BsiSen
bau wieoer sintrdSllh ~ weroen uer'
lpritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Die b6Ien v. g. W..

Smei Srlduter ifnrben ON lseten
Donnerfiaa on elmer 5i'twsrite in Nsw
Yorf uno Snbsn hfn Nrbsiern 40. tpelhe
nnmoiisn bon Jiiden in Jradtwasen
luosn. Die 8itsn woreu ole nit u.
g. ". be,e,hnet. bic Nrfauaabutfabsn
Der Nmer,can 1cdirs giiccintior.
rShau eirmol DO. Bat" ioate Der
cine Srldnosr 81 i'iuem 2anssmnrn.
~nie ituitisen VI. 9. as faufsn isbt
ale Slide ouf. 10 oos tuir 8ottollien
ON 5reitas Glsiih eiisn mifen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
gu perfaufen ODER 30 uerpadten.

rntsr annfiaen S%sttnsunsen fam tint
II Ilsile futSflit BON Der Ct. Mnna 8ir1t
selsssne 80 Nder srcet Sarm. (Gaf ! pcn
NWll4. Stettcn l6. Conn @pcn) ron be.
men 40 Adsr untsr plug iinb unt uuf Der
0& Elm sutss eaus bsRnbet, In YaGt se.
nou,men cber eefauft rerbtn. Raberts bel
0ranf3tnsta Der ~Werbfsrn". Offes.
O.. GlexS, Wtna. AS.ke
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Uufndrts.

,Serr Rorcn! gs III mir ribt euts
anneer. ROB Sic msine 9chter lieben.
I'D nil Sbrer Bsrbura Suuor'ommer :
Sd asbsi Sbnep msirei 2ufiimmuns nnn
m'insr 7odisr eine..W ltslit Ton 10000
@ulben!"
Bo,ou: SD bite uiel t%uuSenomol
um Gntitulcisunp. ater i'd liebe srunes
idBllh uur o $4,000 @uleeu OUT
rpGrta!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Sc nahcem.

a.: $50 10! mSbr Oniel farb i'm
Nlter pon IS Sohrer.-war er rod i'm
rolen Yeiis ie'ner @eitsstt6ite?"
g.: SD fann oas wirslid niht los
sen. Se,n 9shamsnt If nod nldt per'
elem uprten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
@lItlide Bereiuieuna.

Seirotbspermittler: $50 babe Do
I'm W6rhn aus bsr 9hweis, bic ~
'shr rsih. urn cine aneers Gus Soh'en
bic 1T iebr iton."
Seirn,betanoinot: .Sobfr Sic nidt
inc aus RET iatiiibsr StDei5?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Gut oep1htter UsraleiM.

Bsfonnier MiGiordr Gu einem Bett'
fsr): .Wahen sic. bob sic fotifom
men. ober auasnblidli6, ionft lofe ,d
Sic binausmerfen!"
Bettler:Jr No. ro. Ndnnefen. mon
n,d 70 tefiis! Der eorae rlutetihiso
spiSher Sic unb mid tsfehi nor bod
bloc oorin, bet Sic cobei finb, Shre
5tueeie MiGIon 81 modem. IN ID arbsete
nod on neine erifte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
SoaenreiT.

Ter SrauS iast. Der Better bdtl' s'iaet.
Der Motlhss otdi' iase, maui Der Bb,l'
lipp rod omol iose, btdt', Fl tdtl' mas
Iwmss see Sebaittian s'icst. enrn
otdl' EN- turb be 8on'ao iase icfie. 10
uos ttGl' er ib nit rOd'ags lcie!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
GDrisnaeiprdhs.

= VprlsH9e'frah'.'
I6irih: ,6obsn S,e astod? Dem
3ommsySeurcth 6. 1T BON Sitften ron
....nsr NNeisusrliebeu rcrbtn, bas 1T
ch plsl."
WO!i: r@uerhin9s, oter-"
6irid: .NIn?"
Wo'f:r .Nns hfr armme!sisrrnih
corber or bsn Sirften usriiehen bat, ioG
aut nidt serace usnia ieiu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
WaS bleibt.

ginsnibNben obsr irtHertsn Bolts.
ipis aus CnprsuBsn srsdbl, be 81 8.
g." wie folsi: ~@cn Dog. Nusuh!"
rNo. aou 9oo. Gr0s!"
rBie seibt ei?'
~Sou5 got. Oamer treeit. N6ni&,
Du bifi, teioupen."
,7ot ihooet uu'ht. toiI pergeibt
Oausr iuesf, Tu bot bammli&. on bal
bltpt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Gin b0ier 9rudiebler.

(Nua hem 5shbsriht iiber cine 81.
osn!ieier): Der @~crfisence seoodte
oonu bts Yersmistsn in fur5eu, aber
bsr,l,H q { Worten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Sntormattonen,
Die tuforuttreu.

Benn Sbr mad benz Often 8ebt-oocr
Slben-uno bic aoiten Der Retie tulien
mont, tuenn Sbr bas 3,el Der 8eiie errei'
den uo0t, uno tparum Sbr Die BUR
linston' nad gbtcaso, Beoria, ct. Gouis
II. Ranias 6 ltp nebmen iolt, idreibt an
sB. s. 6. 8enpon, q. s. &. y VI. st
Yaul. Mimi, uuo NIT Der ndditen Bot
uerbetSbr einen Brief Suseianot erbalten,
in benz seuau mitsetbeilt p,ro, was Sbr
miiien wont, 8assons nit ireien 2ebn.
itublitsen; Bullmau gompartmentsuno
STANDARD Sdluirpassons; S%peiieuas'
sous, in oenen NablSe,ten BON 25 Gents
an ~aufwdrts iersirt uerben-bie Com
binatipn bietet iider 8eauemlitieit, uno
We uirb Gu@ ae'ausu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Gus GtIotruna.

.Biits. Ssrr BIOfsfor, wie icst mon
rittie: teFOmmt oosr bsfSmmi? Weine
;srou iost INNER bst6mm'."
Sra, onun rathe id SbGen, ebeniads
bef6mmt au ia9en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Sm aGieoeSnGit.

Gienamdtten: .Sier brirse id
3h,en a0is suIid. Der wimmelt 10
DON Waoea!"
Rauimnrn (uodniessnb) .gs fsblt
nter eiipas."
9isnNmdedcn: ,Wo, eas U~sroenihie
Raeeu lnSpiiben psaesfreiisN babsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
SIN 8eaentbeil.

,Wenn lire Jrau b6ie nit linen 1T. 10
ipritt is wchl lanae niht NIT Sbnen?"
,Sm Geseribeil! Sic tbut nitts
Nneerea."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
@e[bferfeuntntR.

Serr Tim Sireii): "Wenn lie slau'
ben, Id isi Elm Gisl. fommen ne grade
on rem ridt'aen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Nahsisirer WuffaHurQ.

Yimp'ins: rSnben on cen lestsn
Rirherbdsanr aud 9aoiss Nntbell &C..
nommeu?"
Sl,mpnris: rNein, iie nobmen
Nles."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Gin iriftiger @runo.

2sbrsr: rSsiri, fog mir, tuarum
iolit ou eenn nidt iol5 isin OUT @elo
une Sup"
Seiri: sd, neil / fsis boz"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
Gorbe,ture Wn5hauunQ.

Is Qumpsninmmfsr: pas mnB e
rettes 9umpsnust isin - nidt e mol
2umper iiub brin Su frieaen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
&umorifi(Gee-
Simmer itontesssmdB

b.. 9aufelmis Tin ben Slpen): r@roB.
artiae Suit! Nan fiblt ii4 uie neu'
acknowledgement"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

0cic 3u perlethen.

Sd babe eintae 9auieno Dollars, bic VI.
entbnn BON Hr,patp ericusn finb, ouf Der.
'tertsS @runoeiaenthum Al uerleben.
u. y. o prma n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
sutrsgsrRdtruna ven ytilasslptia rrsan,Frt 1877.
EARL SCOTT
Sapp's Baaf, q. 8Isas. NinnsJota.

JeuersY erii&eruns. 5arm' uno Stabt i. gi.
sentbum. Erompte uno reeue Bebieauna
tuoef&srt SOL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

Gls gabp rbieIt ie, tcenn franf, 6aforia.
Nls fie Elm aino mar, berlanate fe Gaforta
gls lunee Dame belt fe fefi an @aitoria.
Nls Wutter CAB iie ,bren atnoern @dfcraa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

80 Rauft BumpsE anb Rinbmiibs
len II 0risbler's Stsre 3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
RUPTURE

e bTnhdnsa mrtla. ,7aS neSa fir miner tethst udn 1900 SSue an6 mtn asRa5 S&rn hahs
Wobeh accumulation tL
DIR. II. BRICK I'm S<amS central eah isosa Gsut-e.
Wus gHc ben & Tumhu iS6
Ntt Saul lanai fit d an,nsm NbdHru&u nhane Dsnm,nt Mrn tudts Hnnk unntshA ss
erraisnn t Tnsm. erms Set nastrr aMnts msa an h 1soSun Snssm ns sns ss us m
fnn4 iu wu trt Rahs suMnm 6 afd zine anus Wh hen Brad krsuyran. 9s ri
uat ~ nrtdt pantusa unt sHs umptt& HE suannt gup tunttu m SnaHenMHs mhntsu dn,
etc an GnmI yruh hn Hu b 0uptt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

b
cesr
Rnbs,
4brifinttn
len faufe.
he Reifsa.
FiIeabitn
! tats.
ceer er'
en tatt.
Retsr nns
atalss seu
ftu asHspu
Pdrrsn sftr
aIs fsaa
dtl an 9ut'
sintn ssa.
nmtnes hf
e.,
wGsr,.n
nzk 9rusn.
Asa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11
bel!

itls tSsfdte
\. W0 ef~
ID a. stnsn
Do bpaS an
Ds&s bs,ns:
S&siH far
Dee u isttma
bentet. Die
ktttN. Rnr
Ute Wei"
bH
NssnNp0.
~,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

Frf Setter,
8ahirtr.
fU 3ett.
une unbe.
Int,eriafsn
rhteruns.
Femme CT.
BIN. Brain
tsrn5 aus.
ct. Gtpub'
ksensn unb
n.
Ter,
Ra Ftrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

rem qeioen
yrjenei oer'
t an ieine
eber Gnts
Bie5t oisles
nh entbdlt
BIT iperoen
Il Dis
rk, N. Y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-11

|hu.
I5rteu
b uuo
Der.
treatton,
D. bcyeit.
3cr 8fsrs
D setouft
! f in
3taot. -
Gn9.
Is,
"a. g!sIs,
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
Browns Corner.

Miss Lotte Jewell commenced teach
ing school ia No. 10, on Monday. Miss
Viola Brock has the school in No. II,
aud is boarding at A. -. Browns.
Mrs. Sarah Jewell of Skowhegan, is
visiting among her friends in this place.
Miss Mertie Rice of Skowhegan, visit
ed friends in this place and n. Hartland,
last week.
Miss Elf Crowell, who is attending
normal school Mt Pennington, came
home, Wednesday Of last week, to spend
Thanksgiving aud the short vacation.
She returned to her school on Monday.
There was Il pleasant family gathering
at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Benz. Chase
in the village, on Thanksgiving day. A
son, Mr.. l.. w. Chase of Cleburne, Tex
as, was present after an absence of four
teen years from his native State, and
enjoved again New England Thanks
giving. Mr.. Chase is largely interested
in the city water works in Cleburne, and
through his untiriug efforts and Yankee
push, has built up a successful business.
He will return after a short visit among
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell attended
the dedication of the Grange hall at
Skowhegan on Saturday last.
Mrs. Vickery of Hartland, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. X. Bailey this week.
Miss Lottie Written of So Canaan,
visited at Fred Burrill's, last week.
Mrs. Ellen Barnes spent a few days in
Skowhegan last week
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Richards
occurred on Monday at , p. m. at this
place. The services were attended by
Rev. Chas. Bean of Hartland, who com
forted the friends from these words,
"She hath done what she could After
an illness of many years true Christian
woman has gone to her reward.
Mr.. K. j. Richards and wife of Gar
diner, attended the funeral of his mother
Monday afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
Pittsfeld.

A specia town meeting was held at
Plttsfeld, Saturday afternoon to see If
the town would vote to raise the $1,000
necessary to complete the bdilding of the
new schoolhouse on Hartland avenue.
The town voted last March to raise
$4,000 for this new building and the work
began. When they got at the job 1t was
found that the building must cost more,
and the meeting was called to raise this
money or the work on the building must
stop. As soon rs the call was read Will
liam II. Dobson made motion to raise
the necessary $1,000 for the work. This
started the "ball TO rolling" and an
hour of lively debate followed, and be-
fore 1t was through with some person
alities were INDUCED in by the partc-
pants. Numerous amendments were
made to Mr. Dobson's original motion,
and when the question WAS called the
meeting voted to raise the money.
Contractor Murray plans to resume
work at once on the seven miles K. r..
between Pitt sfield and Burnham, and
push the work through, regardless of
the frost or cold weather. 1t had been
the intention Of Mr.. Murray to move his
crews to the Mainstream job and work
there during the winter.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
PisIlOnS Ferry.

Miss Grace Jennings went To Water
vile, Tuesday, where she will have EN-
poyment.
Mrs. Arthur Hunter is quite i'll, and
DR.. Pulsifer of Skowhegan, WAS called
to attend her. Pneumonia is feared.
Miss Minnie Brown of Lynn, Mass,
arrived here Monday evening, aud is the
guest of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Pettikrew.
The river is again freezing over and
the indications are tn At Fefryman striek-
land will soon be granted his winter va
cation.
This week s the second time only
since last August, that Manley Holt has
not made his weekly trip to thu Brighton
market
We learn that the two months old
baby OF Mrs. Walter Narney IS seriously
ill.,
Earl Holt and John Toiman, who are
attending school in Augusta, passed
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Ellen Pratt of Fairfield, visited
her mother, Mrs. Robert Fisher.
Mrs. George Pettigrew, who has been
seriously ill from pneumonia, Is recover
ing.
Mics Leonie Goodrich of Pttstield, ar
rived Tuesday morning, and IS the guest
of Z. J. Mitchell and family.
About 30 men and IA horses belonging
to the crew of 5. S. FurgersOn of Water
vile, passed through this place Monday,
on their way to the up river lumber re-
gions.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
CORRESPONDENCE
East SkOwhegan.

Thanksgiving day passed OF very
quietly IN this place but few md an lu-
vitation to dine away from home.
The blind guess at Canaan, in the vii
lage caused considerable excitement,
Thanksgiving evening. George Max
well furnished pumpkin which weigh
ed Az lbs. and the one who guessed the
nearest to the number of seeds WAS en-
titled to the first prize. Total number
of seeds 604 and Adelbert Richardson
guessed SOB aud drew the sum Of 81 W ;
Charles Jewell guessed 600 aud took
second prize; George Goodrich guessed
b9l and took third prize. James Jen-
kins and +. G.. Drawn counted the seeds.
F. l.. Bray and wife from Derry
Depot, y. H., arrived at the village the
oath and spent Thanksgiving with her
fathers family, A. Richardson.
A nice deer was seen, Saturday morn
ing, % rods from the house OF Sidney
Pooler and the family rushed out TO see
him and he made for the bog leaping the
road fence, five feet high, with ease.
Almon Sanford spent Thanksgiving
at home but has started again on his
Bible mission.
JEWELS instant pain killer Is used by
many for all pains.
Wallace Ireland went to Gardiner, on
business, Tuesday. A. H.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02

Boston; silver hon bon dish, gold lined,
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Merrill, Portland ;
silver cake basket, Mr., and Mrs. :. >.
Seekins, st. Adams; copy of VIII Carl
toms poems, Mrs. F. q. Caster, Freedom,
Me. silver pickle jar, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
B. Seekins, Pittstield; pair napkin rings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gurus, Monroe ;
water set, J. +. Douglass, Pittsiield )
silver cake basket. Mr.. aud Mrs. f. A.
Putnam, Eustis, NJ; set nut picks,
Mrs. Lucy Worthen, Dexter; silver fish
fork, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. T. Seekins, Pitts
field; silver aud pearl paper knife, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Seekins, Pittsto1; silver
pie knife, Willie and Elsie Seekius, Pitts
field; table spoon, Mrs. +. b. Jewett !;
table spoon, Mr.. aud Mrs. Freeman
Nevins; moustach cup and saucer, Miss
Jennie Douglass; vaporizer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Seekins, Mattawamkeag silver and
glass berry dish, Mrs. Grace Symonds,
Pittsfield; sugar shell, Angie Willis and
Jennie Douglass; butter knife, Perlon
Patten, one.half dozen silver tea spoons,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Douglass; linen
towels, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Garfield
butter knife, II. A. AcCrillis, Palmyra;
sugar shell, Merton Davis, st. Adams.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
BLACKWELL.

Miss Maude A. Holway spent few
days last week, visiting her cousins
Misses Lula and Daisy Holway of Skow'
hogan.
Al. NJ. Moore was in South Norridge-
wock, Sunday, TO attend the funeral OF
his niece, Miss Lena Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Gates spent
Thanksgiving, with Mr.. Gates daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Green of Skowhegan.
There is to be an auction sale OF
horses, carriages, sleighs, robes, har-
nesses, etc, at the stable of William
Howard, Arson, Thursday, Dec. 2.
The young people will meet with Miss
Mabel Clough at Madison Centre, Satur-
day evening, Dec. 4, to make arrange
ments for reading club, for the coming
winter. All are requested to be present.
M.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
AT PISTOLS POINT.
Masked Man Robbed Assistant Ticket
Agent at Faulkner station.

Maiden. Mass, Nov. 3o-The Maiden
police have been notified that masked
man entered the Faulkner station on the
Saugus branch, eastern division of the
BostoS & Maine railroad. at 10.45 o'clock
last night and secured about $50 from
the assistant ticket agent at the point
OF revolS CT. As yet there is no clue to
the robber.
The assistant ticket agent, Randall B.
Chick was arranging the receipts of the
office at the time, and he says he had
almost completed his work when he
heard a slight noise outside the office
followed a second later by the voice of
man at the ticket window. The
stranger said something about finding
bunch OF keys, and the agent, who is only
q years old. stepped to the window to
respond.
AS he came into view man wearing
black mask thrust a revolver through
the iron grating of the window, and
commanded Chick to hand over that
silver" The money referred to was in
sight. Chick obeyed the command. The
robber then directed Chick to give him
the paper money and this order was also
obeyed. This gave the stranger all the
cash in the depot, about $50.
Apparently realizing this. the robber
started to leave the place, threatening
to shoot the agent II he failed to remain
In the depot for Is minutes after the
strangers departure. Then he with
drew, and, as soon as he dared Chick
gave the alarm. He described the man.
but, although the police went to work
promptly. they could find no clue.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-12-02
w. PiffHfiald.

School In Dist. No. commenced Mon
day, with Ivan Felker of Palmyra,
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Seekins of Pitts
ton, are guests OF Mr.. Seekins' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Seekins.
The question discussed at the lyceum,
last week. Resolved that high license
would be better for the State than the
Maine law. The question was decided
In the negative. think the prohibitory
law is all right as it Is and men should
be elected to office, If there are any to be
found, that will enforce the law every
time. Women would know.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Seekins celebrated
the 25th anniversary Of their marriage,
Saturday evening, Nov. Goth, at their
home, with a company of invited guests
relatives and friends. The evening pass
ed socially, with dancing INDUCED 10 by
the young people. A bountiful collation.
of good things was served. Following
is list of presents given: Silver ice
pitcher, employees of G. II. Fish & Co.,