davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

200 orebte. Sra &onfantinopel
meobeles 9oe b., a; Fere 2uiinbe
armeniRe uroitittere ira Berlien ialbt
inb / Tprttet 5reoos oe brebte 200
Mennefer at en- tprfiR Stamme
tolot Mtaritl. Blauot be brebte CT
oelaa auinoer o9 Bbrn. Sc angris
benoe for meset sruiomt frem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Sen {ootafbte Iilben,Uline peb
Eesiemer / Ri@iaan neblosbe Nr>
beibet ben 3bie b., % $50 Manb
blep uben Grbeibe.
9et Ter lite ub til, Of Eorifmebici.
nen fan frembrinae ben eftertraotebe
SUR.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

rNere Graet % minore 5ebt burbe
peri Mottoet for 2euemoaoen paa
mansen s5arm", flyer 8tsconi1n Ngri'
culturit. r@unbbeben 9fationen
p,lbe eiennemfnitlis uere meset bebre,
berfom ber bleu fpif mere JruQt".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11
Mnb,to 5nfteS+

gtolebuiet Diitr. 20 EorbentioIb ital males
Opersanse ubuenbig Nrbetbet fal pere ubfsrt til
25be September. Nsaliu9en bolbes Of Difrittet.
fsorIesIebe arbub mobta9es til 25be ausuit. @omz
mitteeu forbebolber fig e til at fortafe ct euer aue
Anbub. Sens Hnberien, DirettDr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11
tunoe bltoe ben famine 5om / anbre
Msuer. men bette neetebes, % Reur
oene neblaebe arbeibet.

1000 Ninear betbere eiorbe Streit
/ 9iftrittet ueb Otumtpa, Jo,pa. ben
Sole bs.
9tar &barlestomn. SO. g.. ftrei.
tebe 300 Mono fife 2srbas, os @e.
item al @rubear beiberne bette 9i>
ftritt I Renatpba) astebe oaiaa at neb>
leese arbeibet.
s @bicaso truebes fife 2brbaa
meb en- @treit. fom inbbefattebe 1900
Monb.
Sra 5airport. o.. Rripes 7be b.:
9e Menb. iom Rufler Sernerts, bar
neolaet Grbeibet. Sc treper, at Der
lfal uere en- SSormano for bpertM ano<
lob, og at oenne (aI baanbtere ST.
nen o9 tbmme Spanoene. og at bon
ifal lbnnes fom be andre Nrbeibere.
Se torlanser c9iaa at bliue betolt
fro &ontoret iftebetfor, at 6orman<
ben mootoser &enaene os beler Dem
uo blonot Nrbeiberne, ibet ban trefier
al ltot al buer Nonbs Betalina fom
2bn for fig ielu. Ser er fra to til
fpp Monoitaber. fom olle itaar unber
en- s5ormano. oer ielu lite orbeiber.
Grbeioerne proteferer mob at op.
boloe 5ormenbene poo benne Maabe.
De ipnes, at bpis &cmpoeniet oil
baoe BEN. mao bet felp betale Derfor.
Se bor nu nestet at arbetoe, os Mi=
ltteret ct blepen ubfalbt.
s @oHeen, Sq., uar ber osioa iaa
uroliat 2broa9. at SberiHen anmo>
oebe @upernpren ON Eropper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Mrbeibsbielpen Sfuroannen blir
betolt meb $1.75 til 1925 pr. 9o9,
fripes Der fra @ebFelb. 9. g., ben
3bie ba. .....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

MS Stlifen brufnebe $50 Nenne.
ifer ueo Oper1uBmmelle foraar1o9et
al ct @fpbruo fo:leoen. Baa ct an,
bet 5teo pltli9e Tplflono brufnebe
minbt 18O Berioner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Jolf pebbliper ut ftrBmme til @ulo>
felterne / Nloita. Sc trobfer ale
5arer, r,aar bet t91eloer at ftnoe Sub.
5aren aniees Tao ftor. OF QiusforIf.
rin9sielFaberne na9ter Of asiurere
benz, {om refer bib 1tu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Iror Sc lite, at SOC er b,1i9t NOT
for u9eblaoet?
@aa iRulbe bet 9leoe os, ON Sc
ut(oe iubitrtbere paa bet. ON Sc lite
aQereoe bar ejort bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11
Ora 6tretter,teS s 2etr.


8ittsbura 3oie Nus. - Streiterne
naar lan9iomt TT Naal Deb Sc Nr>
mttts @ruber. Sc bar aQerebe prof>
tip lnifet @ruterne peo Sanbp Greet
os Dat &iu. o. Nrbeiberne @ruben
peo 8lum Greet fommer o9laa ub /
imaa SelRaber. Set paaftaaes osz
faa. at Nrbeiberne peb @oalport pil
Tutte fig til Streiterne.
Sc. iom liseer / 4eir Deb Turtle
Greet, ct 1000 Wntal. Nenoene
bleu bebaaelist ouerroRebe Rl. 8
tbasmorses. oa ct Duiin 4pinber fom
saaenee ino 2eiren. 8olpbelen al
benz bauoe fine Bprn meb. Set oor
&uinoer. buis Menb Dor 2eiren. os
be iasbe. be uar TONNE forat pere.
laolense oeres Menb os Brsbre Dor
Der. os be uilbe fose for BEN. Ser
blep ubbrast tire 8urraer for benz.
9e bapbe left Nuiierne. at Wen<
bene oar bleuen iaarfbbbebe. oa be
bapoe Nftenen fpr bant ct Ntpbe. bpor
oer bleu tnbiamlet @enQe til Irans>
port for oem, os Der uilbe TONNE
mere Bense 0oen.
Spbr9smaalet ON. buor &oinberne
iuloe finbe Sfiul ON Staten, reifte
fig frats, men bet bleu LIFT al Rpin,
ber ira Eurttle @reet, iom tiIbbo at
9ipe BEN 9uslD.
@n @rubearbeioer fra unQarn bleo
ioagmor9es ansrebet af en- &uinbe.
ibet bon git neb @ruben peb Ylim
@reet. Ser par insen @etsbetiente
til at beitptte bam. % iuit iom ban
erotulereoe fig ielu meo. at itteStrei~
terne bauoe forisst at fonb1e bam.
befanbt ban fig Nnfist til Nniiat meb
en- @treifers 9uitru. GUN bauoe en-
Sten 9aanoen.
rSu maatte FAMINE big. ruabte
ben inoianereoe &uinoe os talbte bonn
meo lite bet uatrete Napn. ,.@aa
biem oQ lab bi8{e Menb uinbe @trei>
ten", feiebe bun til.
6un lgfteoe 6aanoen. men lingo.
reren tenfte mualfe. at BUN lite turoe
fafe, eller at BUN life ptlbe treffe
bam. tbi ban forlsate at iprin9e forbi
benbe. @un tofteoe. % Stenen iner=
teoe iuf forbt bans bpire @inb.
unaareren Rre9. outfebe fig neo os
LIB mob @rubeinosansen. Den an=
ben Sten git etter BAN men trof lite
paa lau9t nar. Da ungareren for
ooblebe fin Sort, fprans bun eiter
bom. uaaebe bam isien CO areb bom i
@otfen. Men fbr bun fit ilao bom.
ioet bon fpste at frtaisre fig. tom iets
Streitere lprinaenbe % fit &pinnen
til at itppe 2aget. Sc moatte boloe
benoe, inotil uu9areren oar tummen
neb | @ruben. 9a ban foriponbt,
raabte bun efter bam, at bun pilbe
uente paa bam. inotil ban Tom op.
Det ct bog lite oue &pinber. Tom
honbler 1aaleoes. @omme fees of
bore Mab neo til fine Meno, ba
bis,e lite tbr fomme op.
Det bar peret en- COB 3ins for
@treiferne. at &eiret bar peret Qoot.
Deriom ber Rulbe femme @esn. oilbe
bet bliue baarot tot benz at lisse uoe.
Soet Bre1bent 9olon af Mrbeioer.
mes Oreaniiation lalte ON St,llineen
faebe bon: r9ele Bepeeeliens nb>
talo beror paa. ON pi tan opretbolbe
Drbenen / Qeiren".
Soften uoneunte &rei1bent 9olau
@bmarb NcRap til Befprer / 2e,reu
(Gamp DISCRIMINATORY os sap bau1
Mpubi9beo til at arreaere os tafe nj
enbuer, ION maotte blipe beruiet
eller iom forier Rs paa en- eQer anber
Ntoabe.
Sc drmitt trbffer fig meb. atStrei,
terne lite 8anite fan tanbie Nrbeibe>
@ruberne. os ban paaftodr. at be,
oil bliue en- Toranbrins ON foa Daae
9an pmter ON, at bon oil operrail'
Streiterue meb en- Sn1unetion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Sfblee ,Den 2utberRe Nisiio'
ner", iom uosommer / Baulsbo,
.@a5b., toter bet soc at enDe ct
Brep bertra til &lonopte o9 81 at
ienoe bet fra &lonopfe til @o1binss
ton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Nr. g.: Seq tror lite, of enWanb
noaeuitnDe ttial noset, uoen at ban
leoeoe, til ban ensang an9reoe oet".
Mrs. e.: rSu ftial nit 9ierte
enQan9. Sobn".
Nr. a.: vSa".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Snbionerne fuRer. Der mebbeleS
fra Grooffton, at Snbtanerne. iom
MI bar 2ou til at busee neb be paa
@eieruationerue uerenbe @rantreer,
fom er beitabiaebe. bor beepnbt at
le9oe Slb inbtil friife Treer forot
.bbeleeae benz, ioaot be berpaa Tan
buooe BEN neb. 5agen oil blipe ur,
berfbot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

2tIerattorta &arnefS COMPANY,
/ N(eranbria. Minn., pil felee til
5armere faa biQiat fom Wholesaler
9ufe iel9er til Sabelmaeere. STRIP
efter Ratalog % 8risIiife.
50. 3. Rition.
Aleranbria, Minu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11
@tunefpta.

Su UtuNOs lVu N0SUe HtIIc w oeI
5rebossoft Tom poo anbre 3anfer
og tog en- Dofs @trptniu ifteoet.
NQe Opliuninssforibs uar forsieues.
- @bporb 2innquiif. ber orbei'
bebe for 6armers 2umber Co.. fibrte
fig libel / ct. 3eter ben 6te bs.
0efene blep Rp. og 2iubquift blep
tafet af mob en- 2pstepel os brebt
paa Steoet. @on Dor 20 Ior al.
gilbert &aseu. 1s Gor sl..
brutneoe / @alt Moon 3ofe ioos:
moroes, Rriees fra Gau Glaire,
@is., ben Abe bs. Simmie @oluille.
8 Nar a., brutneoe len 2smmer'
&enbe famine 9ag.
= On uolminbelis itert &esnifur
giorbe me9en Sfabe Dnlutb Sbn'
bag %ftermiboaa. 9en pbelo9oe
@ascobe 8ort, ben ,mutfene 8let /
Bpen. os rep up Broleanineen paa
mouQe 5teoer. @faben anlaoes til
$4,000.
Sra Nba meobeles 3bie b.:
@fter be bebfe Dueric9 oil pi toa
omtr,ng balp @rpbe. Wian9e 5ar>
mere Eomn Of 6eane oil lite foa
not til Brgp. Yoteter o. @rbntto~
aer er for bet meite Dbelaate al Tano.
Set pil blipe tnapt ON 81. Sto8le
foo Sos of npt So Ct fomne til B9ea
% er blepen iolet 70, $6 pr. 2on.
60 Staar heber en- Mano ira
Renpon. iom bar faaet &atent poa en-
1elpuirtenbe &oeubremie. Den ftaar
/ 6orbinbelIe meo &oanitanaen oa
the Neckyoke, iaa at 10 brattere
Botte euer 10 fprre &roft, Der or'uer
8oanen ueooper. oefto itprre BreS
oil 6eiten iotte paa Bremien. Wr.
Sfoar fol enbnu 9aue etpar Opftns
bel1er, iom ban er rebe til at tase
&atent pol.
Wrs. @hos. @ufaf,cn / Dat
lanb. 5reeboru @ounto. bauoe ner
lat 2ipet til en- often forleoen. 9un
tos fig tore at fplbe en- 2pste meo
9ampeo!ie. mems 2psten brenbte.
Dljen tos Slb. os Olietancen etsplo'
bereoe. On lite en- Manbsperion
uor fommen benoe tilbielp pilbe bun
pel 1ope {ot 2ioet til. GUN brencte
fla nemt paa Qauoerne % onore
Steoer.
- On ipenR Eienefteptse. tom
for ueruerenoe opbolber Zig Miu>
neopolis. bar ifslse st. &ou( @lobe
netop faaet en- Nru poa 500. 900 efter
en- Eante, iom CT bpb Sperige.
Bieens gfoun ct @lui1a Ternanoer.
% bun er 9atter Of en- &ret. fom
ensons par en- rig Mano. men iom
ienere mifeoe alt o. bleo forarmet.
Begee benbes 5orelbre ct oeoe nu,
o9 bun fom til Nmerita lor tets Iar
fpen, Gun bar arbeioet for lit
Brsb pao toritiell,ae 5'eber. iioen
bun tom til Nmerifa.
+ = s Minneapolis er Der en- &pin>
be, iom bar en- &eftauration nar
Bpens Centrum. 5or en- Tib fioen
iatrobucereoe en- al benoes &ofsien<
sere en- no Runoe. fom ogiaa uiloe
1piIe Der. Don blep anbefalet Of
&ofteiensereu. Den npe &unbe oar
sobt tlebt os toresau. at ban bapoe
5orretnins / 9anbelstammeret. @n
Dag fpurste ben npe @iaf, ON
8ertiuben tunbe laone bam $500 /
2-3 9ase. ba ban oiloe ipetulere
bermeb. Sen iamme &ftermiooaa
tunbe ban tiene $500 poa 5retulo'
tionen. % bon uilbe 9ierne betale
benbe $3.50 &ente. Ronen laante
bam be $500. ION bun bapbe iparei
iammen forat betale en- &anteoblisa'
tion meb. Snoen 20 Minutter ua,
5pren ube al 8pen. pan uar. ba
ban tom til Refaurationen. nplia
tommen ub af Tangfel. buor bar
bopbe paret torat boue baonoterel
falRe @ense. 9an flap uo mot
Raution. 6an er uel tienbt &bi'
caso. buor ban nere @anse er bleueu
Rrafet for Bebra9eri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

@ascarets itimulerer 2eper, Nprer og Snbpolbe.
Toraaraser aIbrt9 3palue eQer Suerte % afiuetter
lite. 1Oe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

Gbomberlains Collie, @bolera. %
Diarrbee.I .Iibbel Qiper altib burtts
2inbrins. Selses / @orteniens
Npotbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11
fergus &alls @geh1xa
1otommer tner OusoaQ.
a. 6oleut, togtper.
@ubffrtpttou8pris so @ts. for Mar, betal
tTorffuo, euer8 50 Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
a. SOLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-08-11

gn italienR &ulmiuearbeiber blep
iaa ilbe meobanblet al enbel ftreiienoe
unsarere @orintb. Bett &ireinio,
ben 3bie b.. at mon antos, 9an pilbe
bb inben natfe Norgen. Sire al
bans 2anosmenb bIep os{aa fpat
bebanblebe.
Dsiaa / 9nlutb bar Der en- Streif
fife 11ae. os Rep Duluth Rreitebe
$50 Ranb ! aiussburp 1 9ibeau
Sasmsqe. Sc torlanste en- 2bnsforz
bSielie af sc pr. Saa. iaa beres Sin
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-12-22
Corduroy u Fsyorito.

1t seems that corduroy Is again
coming into favor though the dictates
OF fash lion. This much however must.
be understood: People like corduroy
we'll enough to wear. but not to tray
ell over. They like smooth roads,
the jolting Of which is reduced to
a minimum. The luxurious, modern
equipment and the fine roadbed of
the Saint Paul s. Duluth Railroad.
popularity known as the Duluth Short
Line, are such as to insure the pas
senger comfortable and pleasant
ride enjoyable from first to last,
These and other features have made
this road popular with the masses
travelling to and between ST. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, West Superior
and other points. Ticket agents will
always gladly provide the necessary
information, or it may be obtained by
writing direct to G. e. Stone, General
Passenger Argent, st. Paul. MINI.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-12-22
I5uy at Home.

The Iron News desires to impress upon
its readers their duty make as far as
possible their holiday purchases at
home. Our dealers are Offering espec-
tally fine assortments, and their prices
are very reasonable. Duluth and other
places are bidding for the trade, but
there is no tangible reason why you
should accept their invitations. Any
article you desire which can be pro-
cured in Two Harbors should be
bought here. The dealers who &C
comodate you during the entire sea-
son are certainly entitled to the holl-
day harvest. It Is theirs by right,
Just apply the golden rule to your
trading this ycar.-Two Harbors News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-12-22

There is nothing nicer for Christ
mas present than nice chair with
prizes right, you can find both at
Gleason's.
We are headquarters in Felt shoes
for large and small o. G. Korb.
Mr. NJ. G.. West of the Daisy Flour
Mills, of West Superior Was in the
city Tuesday.
A beautiful assortment of Christ
mas tree ornaments, at Asperen's.
G. S. Reeves, who has been assisting
Chas. Schaffer at the depot during the
absence of Louis Rosso, left this morn
ing for Two Harbors, Rosso returning
this evening.
Brilliant Christmas tree decorations
at Aspegren's.
The Episcopal Guild will give a
party at Walls hall next Monday even
ing. Everybody is invited and &C
cording to the last party given by the
Guild, everyone will be welcome.
For fresh candies, nuts, fruits etc
call at John Grants.
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give Il Social at the
church New Years day to which all
are invited. Supper from five to eight
O'Clock. Price Adults, % cents
Children 10 cents.
John Grant has full line Of fresh
candies, nuts and fruits constantly on
hand.
NJ. Gleason & Sons have the largest
stock OF cook stoves ever shown in the
city with prices away down, Cheaper
in fact than the same line OF goods
can be bought in Duluth. Every stove
sold under positive guarantee.
If you need anything in Dry Goods
for Holiday presents, you will find the
incest and and largest assortment in
town at O. G. Korb.
Fresh bread at John Grants.
The window display OF 0. G. Korb
Is one OF the neatest affairs 1t has been
our pleasure to see Mr.. korb's taste
In neatly displaying his wares and
with the assistance OF the electric
lights the store In the evening presents
an enchanting spectacle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-12-22
Peter Beck was in Tower today.

Peter Beck was in Tower today.
100 lbsof Chocolate creams at Sa m
Rapsons for the holiday trade.
All kinds of Holiday goods at O. G.
Korb's.
Rye, graham and cream bread from
Gray Bro 8, Duluth at Sam Rapson's.
Dolls, Toys, Drums. Dressing cases,
Albums and Picture Books at KOrb's.
NJ. J. Segal was up from Tower
Friday.
Silk Mufflers are shown at 0. G.
,Korb's in various styles and quality.
j. w. Neff and Harvey Glow return
ed from their claim In COLI last week.
One quarter of on all suits at O. G.
Korb's.
CA. Mackey, clrculator for the
News Tribune was in the city today
The finest and best line OF pocket
knives in the city at Gleason's
G. G. Pickard, Of the Standard Oil
Company, Duluth, was in the city
Tuesday.
just received at Gleason's new
stock of shears and razors. The best
line Ia the city.
VIM. c. Sargent, Sheriff OF st. Louis
County spent Tuesday in the city.
Leading brands Of cigars. Christmas
confectionery, fruits, ETC.. at
Aspegren's.
Manager and Mrs Pengilly were In
Duluth Tuesday.
Buy your ovefcoat now we are giving
you one quarter off our regular prices.
0. G.. korb.
P.S Kraemer, Of the Imperial Mil,
Duluth was in town Tuesday evening
You can not improve on the quality
and prices given by o. G. Korb in the
various lines.
John g. Brown of "26'' left for
Duluth this morning.
L S. Loeb was up from Duluth to-
day.
T. f. Egan, of st. Paul, was in the
city Monday.
n. G. Coffman and crew Of surveyors
was in this city q few days this week.
II. B. Sturtevant and family spent
Monday In Duluth.
Fred McQuade and his sausage box
for the National Beef Co, was In the
city today.
Miss Edith Ireland returned Mon
day evening from Minneapolis where
she has been attending school.
A. j. Nelson formerly OF the Ely
Clothing Co.. but now Of Seine River.
spent a few days in Ely this week.
The Rev. E. N Raymond Will con-
duct service at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
J. d. Taylor, assistant county at
torney was in the city yesterday at
tending the coroner's inquest over the
body Of Tony Permit.
Robt E Twin left this morning for
Duluth where he will stay few
weeks before leaving for his old place
in Texas on tho Santa Fe railroad.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-12-22
Advertised Letttrs'

Listof advertised letters remaining
uncalled for Dec. 11th 1895.
John Buman. Fred Crawford.
JOS. Meoritt, Elias Salmi
Lapami Nesola. Jessie Shuemacher
H. VAN BLARCOM, p. NJ.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-10

Ice cream, sodas, ETC., everything
cool at Daubney's.
&C. J. Lundgren was a business visit
or from Calmar Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Hawley departed FRI
day for Anamosa, for visit.
-Hazie's Headache Capsules are
used by the best people in the state.
j. Jackwitz owns harness and
whip less than week ago. Some mis-
creant stole them from his barn last
Tuesday night
Every paid up subscriber to PUR-
Lie OPINION gets the Io,Oa Homestead
free. If any of our readers are entitled
to and do not receive it, inform us and
we will see that you get it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
Accident at Butte.

The Butte Inter Mountain of the 18th
ult. makes mention of two accidents
that recently occurred at that place,
as follows:
r. A. Mclean, a miner employed at
the Altoona mine at the mouth of
Horse canyon, sustained fractured
skull While at work this morning and
will probably die
The Altoona mine is being operated
by MessrS. Dubois, Lortie and Tetre-
ault. This morning Mclean was work.
ing at the 200, but as he also had the
pumps to look after he rang for the
cage. After getting on the cage he
rang it to the 400 The cage remained
at the station for 10 or Is minutes and
nothing more was heard from Mclean
until a miner coming out of the cross
cut at the 400 heard some one moaning
in the shaft.
An investigation was made and Nc
Lean was found at the bottom of the
shaft with a fractured skull and I'M
conscious. He was taken to the sur
face and later removed to the Sisters
hospital, but the physicians state that
he cannot live.
None of the miners at work at the
Altoona knew how Mclean fell in the
shaft. The pumps are about 20 feet
from the bottom of the shaft and it is
surmised that he fell while engaged
in oiling or adjusting the machinery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
Mixed Claims.

Washington Post: One of the queer
cases in pension annals was reported
to the house a day or two ago. It was
a Pennsylvania, case, where a soldier
enlisted as Harmon Francis, a name
he assumed for the correct one of
Hiram Francis. He fought bravely
through three years of the war in COM
pany K of the Ninety infantry
volunteers. At the end of that term of
service he was veteranized and re-
enlisted for three years more. But
soon, by consent of his company and
regiment officers ne was allowed to go
home, and his brother, George Francis
took his place in the ranks.
Now, the brother Hiram is dead,
George served to the end of the war
and received honorable discharge in his
brothers assumed name. He was
wounded in the mine explosion at
Petersburg for which he drew a pen
sion under his brothers enlisted name
until the latter died, when it was
stopped. But George wants a pension
for his seventeen months service
Hiram's widow now receives pension
for the service of her dead husband
This was too much for the bureau of
pensions, and so the matter was taken
to congress, where the committee on
invalid pensions decides that both
soldier and substitutes widow are en-
titled to government aid in their de-
Ginning years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
THE RANDsBURG RUSH.
Banks, Hotels and Other Enterprises
Talked Of

George W. Luce, assistant general
freight agent of the Southern Pacific
company at San Francisco is back from
a trip to Randsburg, the new mining
town on the Mojave desert. in Cali
fOrnia, says the San Diego World. The
gentleman says a great many people
are still flocking into that mining
camp.
There are now he went on to say,
fully 1000 men at Randsburg, and the
arrivals will average between so and 60
day. A number of eastern people
with means are visiting the town.
found one gentleman who expected to
open a drug store and stock it with
$4,000 worth of goods. Another man
was looking around with the idea of
opening a bank. Still another pur-
chased several lots with the intention
of erecting a hotel and a large saloon.
While there l only saw some $50 miners
actively at work, but was informed
that large number would soon be
given employment. OF course all the
ground in the country round has been
staked off. Experts representing peo-
pie with money are closely looking
them over, and l was told many of
the claims were considered very good.
The merchants of Los Angeles appear
to be paying more attention to the
trade of the new road than our mer-
chants of San Francisco