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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
BODY FOUND IN THE SOUND.
POLICE BELIEVE 1T Is THAT OF j. c. DURANr
OF THE CHAPLIN HOME FOR THE AGED.

POLICE BELIEVE 1T ~ THAT OF J. C. DURANT.
OF THE CHAPLIN HOME FOR THE AGED.
William Cummings, an FISHERMAN, found the
body of a man in the Sound off Fort Schuyler at
o'clock last night. letter on the body gives the
notice the impression that the man was ]. G.
Durant OF the Chaplin Home for the Aged. at No
155 East Sixty-sixth-st. The FISHERMAN towed the
body ashore. and then informed the police OF the
West Chester station. In one OF the pockets was
A clipping from a New-Haven paper telling Of the
sudden death in that city Of Mrs j. c. Durant. Of
New-York The body had evidently been In the
water for more than MONTH Ihere was no coal
on the corpse 49,, an. =, =,
There were also found In the pockets S3i q In
cash a gold watch of expensive make. an old silver
coin about the size Of dollar. and dated Ludwig.
1855; two gold cufDuttons marked -. dia-
mond stud worth about $50, two penknves. one
silver fruit knife two gold collarbuttons and
small bunch of keys. -, . A.
The police think that the body Ia that Of Mr..
Durant who was on his way back to this city
after the funeral OF his wife. and that he was
passenger on one OF the New-Haven boats They
believe he was respondent over the death OF his
wife and committed suicide. They think there is
also possibility that he fell over but the absence
OF the coat they argue. rather indicates suclue;
Another theory IL that he may have had Quarrei
on the boat and taken off his coat TO defend MINI
self. in the scrimmase he was thrown over
board. . A.. ch,n,, IIor,o
Ar No 155 East Sixty-sixth-st, the Chapin home
Cor The god little could be learned about MT Du-
rant The matron OF the Home was not IN, ana the
woman in charge declined to give out any ,n1orma-
ton about Mr. Durnnt. She admitted ina, suc n q
man had lived in the Home but she said he had
not been In yesterday. When she hao sec" i'''
iast she declined to say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
EUROPEAN EMIGRATION ONCLJDlNG GERMANY
yr3O
AN INTERSTATE COMMERCE. DECISION.

Washington July 15.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day in an opinion by Commissioner
Clements announced It's decision in the case OF
sunern Hunt Co. against the Indiana, Decatur
and Western Railway Company. In the above case
circulars issued by the railway company prescribed
maximum and minimum carload weights for grain.
depending upon the capacity Of the car furnished
by the railway company TO :ae shipper; the rules
SO prescribed were shown the carriers post
cd schedules OF rates and charges and application
Of the rules three carload shipments OF corn car
ried for complainant resulted In materially increas-
!nz the charges above those In force under the
carriers published rate schedules II was held that
showing DEFENDANTS rates and charges, and that
complainant is entitled 10 recover charges collected
on lie shipment in Of those set forth In such
schedule. Rules changing or affecting rates must
be shown on rate schedules and II issued indepen-
IDENTIFY Of such schedules they are not lawfully in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
MISS LAMONTS UNCLE SEES DURRANT.

THE PRISONER PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE AND
SAYS HE WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THE
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR CONVENTION
San Francisco, July 1.-THE Rev. Hugh Lamont.
uncle OF Blanche Lamont, for whose murder Theo-
dore Durrant has been sentenced TO death, has
visited Durrant at the San Quentin Prison. Speak
Ing OF his visit Mr. Lamont said: Judging from
The evidence believe Durrant guilty. but hls
demennor is that OF an innocent man. ! had no
Intention OF making public what occurred between
us but In Justice TO that unhappy boy ! have
changed my mind | visited Durrant at San
Quentin and conversed with him In Captain Edgars
once We greeted each other and Durrant held
out his hand TO me. saying: :! suppose, Mr..
Lamont you are attending the Christian Endeavor
meeting | greatly regret my inability to avail
myself OF the same privilege: -,
During the conversation Mr. Lamont said: Il
believe in your guilt. but II you are an Innocent
man the evidence Will be soon forthcomng. Dur
rant replied that he was innocent. and that he
hoped his Innocence would be proved before his
DEATH but II not, afterward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
PROGRESS ON NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. July i5.--Reports TO Chief Con-
structor Hichborn Of the Of work the naval
vessels now building show that the torpedo-boat
Rodgers under construction at the Columbian
Iron Works In Baltimore. will be ready for trial
about the first OF next month. being advanced tow
ard completion 81 per cent on july She is sister
boat to the Foo;e. and like her. must make
,wentv-four and a half knots an hour. OF the big
attle. ships the Kearsarge and the Kentucky,
building at Newport News, are almost one-third
later by the same builders is "A per cent advanced
,anced as the Illinois while the Wisconsin. at the
I'nion Iron Works IL little more than half-com-
rinfed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
Woodbury. e u. IS. r .sn =.
BOY GOLFERS AGAIN BRAVE DEFEAT'
THE ST pAUf.s SCHOOL TEAM MAKES A PLoCAf
FIGHT AGAINST ESSEX COUNTY

THE ST. PAUI:s SCHOOL TEAM MAKES PLocAf
FIGHT AGAINST ESSEX COUNTY
Though defeated yesterday for the fourth time
within two weeks nobody say that the D.
Paurs School golf team Is not sporty ana clever
little aggregation Of players. With the exception
Of G. w Brinley one Of the masters OF the school,
all of the members Of the team are youngsters VINO
have hardly had years experience at the game
Their school links are at Concord, n. H., but -
most of them are spending the summer In the vc'n-
inv Of New-York they have arranged series o.
matches with some OF the strongest teams hos~
abouts. t.
Yesterday the team met the Essex County play
ers for the second time this season on the auers
,,nLs NJ Orange ~ j. They were defeated by ~ 70
not unite as successful n showing as In the preV'-
ous meeting when the score stood IA 10 against
them. Against a seasoned team ike that OF LsseA
County however, the result STANDS LOT cie'.eo'
and consistent play II it had not been Tor BTU.
Iev's wretched work against watson Things wo9'u
have worn a brighter aspect for the team. D''"'es
was trapped by nearly every bunker on the coal:s
and was finally twelve down as a result OF tns
match T. II. Powers Farr. the cuo champ'on'
WAS again off his game. On "Wednesday ne "ss
defeated by Governor Grggs In the Paterson fna'cn'
and Yesterday he allowed Granniss the 81 ra az.
paved capital golf all through. he ana Sml.n WITH Win
the only visitors who scored Smitn pay ro nv
Metcalf who was shut out on the nolie 3, a. hn ~
nretty ten foot putt by his opponent Una. ..snif
~ his match with l. Hommedteu, while Colby m@H
% ", Gify,cy in defeating Pype by five hoes ~ 81.
MISC made the best score or the Day He'e 10 ~
card =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
THE STATE CAMP GIVEN Up TO ArhLEr'0 ''0
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

THE STATE CAMP GIVEN Up TO ATHLETIC sF0"''
'' YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
state Camp. Peekskill. N. " July @n IN .sme.
a,,ernoon was the scene Of the ataleuc s a"
TINS eo, p.g,ment Athletic Association and m"0''
~ @ vos manifested. The games took place. =.
the parade grounds About thousand visitor, rstsr.s
rme Colonel Franklin Bartlett was .,,,,.
present cn,nns, King. Surgeon Beach and Aa'u.
..a. Var, we're the judges Captain lsherwooc 60
Company II. was starter Captain Ns a U ., ID.
pany F. and Battalion Adtu'ant lf, na,,csr The
49,, Major Thurston acted as an"oi ana
Ives were god regimental pins Inc s''
winners were: , r,,un.,v IL
N,ue,y-yard dash-won by r. j. carry -
Time-O:l0. a. a., I a. Champion, OF SoWT
Many H. Time-o;20 ,vor nv J. A. Ssegei, |"
com ,pp,Syar, hurdle-won by 7. j. '"'''
0.i2h. ,,,voras,-won by william T. ~
,n,r NJ c, rnpany L. Tma-vnio. ,oh, H. schsurss.
,n,a1ary IL Time-o:l6. g.. ,rovIsional bat.
Oh dash tsptca ' pr,vs,. i:ermana Of
~. ,,r,Ie a silver cup)-Won ps n..o
is sn nr,bb separate Company. Inhe-''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
TO STUDY CROPS AND CLIMATE HERE.

Washington July l5.-ProfessOr celia. we'll
known scientist. representing the French Govern
ment has arrived here TO make study OF the
crops and climate Of this country. His investiga
tion probably will occupy several weeks and the
results will be embodied in q detailed report TO his
Government with a view to taking advantage Of
improved methods In vogue here as to agricultural
work and Kindred subjects. He has shown espe-
cia interest In the weekly crop bulletins issued
here as the French Government; has such sys-
tematic service for gathering agricultural stats
Ties direct from the farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
BEN WREDE'S FATE.
AFTER CUTTING HIS FOOT WITH AN AAE. HE
EITHER BLED TO DEATH OR DIED
FROM EXHAUSTION

Vancouver B. c., July l5.-At last the fate OF ben
Wrede Is known. The news just received confirms
rho opinion held by many that he perished In inc
Wild and desolate mica country, for which district
he started on a prospecting trip over TWO years
ago. with the avowed intention Oh no' rev. " ,,
., y. nod node a strike The last heard OF him
WAS on March 10, 1896. when he left Fort Graham,
tWndiav River IL IL stated that ABOUT. tne
a 1 i,,ehruarv party OF roaming Sikinez Indians
found Wredes camp. but from appearances mStn,ns
had been touched for long time' =. sv 81 -
ID and the Indians eventually found the pouy'
Wrede in cutting wood had cut MS ,s loot ans ssa-
4 Th ,'dians hurled him the spot, taking the
papers on the body which fully depied h n hn 10
t III n,,,os southeast. Wrede was native OF
Gnrmanv lie came to this country many !ea n
~ oen and settled In Victoria. where ne maue eo"-
"a ,sSerahle money In the hotel business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASING.

Washington. July 1.-THE comparative figures OF
postal receipts az the thirty largest posoflices In
the country promulgated to-day. show a net In
crease OF 346 for the three months ended June 30
over the corresponding quarter OF last year. The
gross proceeds for the quarter amount 20 ssl9490S
Ten offices. however. show decreases aggregating
ssSOsi The largest decrease, per cent. was at
Toledo Ohio and the largest increase, 81 per cent
Of WASHINGTON The New-York Postofllce increased
It's recepts s2s OF san Francisco S,7ss and Boston
slg orr while Chicago decreased f22I62 Philadclpha
$40 so and St Louis $27.5ZI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
VIEW FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS.

WASHINGTON July I5.-1'he number Of fourth-class
postmasters appointed to-day was one hundred
The changes include:
Connec,cut-Durham. w. r. Atwel vice F. L.
Wellman removed.
New-York-De Lancey. II. w. Holmes. vice Ray
Rowland removed; North Hartland J. T. Whit
comb. vice Johanna liennigan, -emo'ed; stone
Mills John Irwin. vice NJ r. Baxter resigned
Wrlght's Corners. A. p. Lake. vice Ann Briggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NO BUSINESS DONE IN THE HOUSE.

Washington July l5.-No business was transacted
bv the House to-day. Immediately after the Jour
nal was approved a recess was taken on Mr.. Can
mons motion. until tomorrow, Mr.. Cannon having
given assurance to Mr. Bailey that In his opinion
Martial or complete conference report on the De-
9ciencv bil would be ready by that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
BANKS MONEY LOST ~ TRANSIT.

Dover, N H. July BIT was learned to-day that
s45S7 in currency and checks. sent by the Cocheco
National Bank. Of this city. 10 the National Bank
Of Redemption. Boston, through the Abbot Law
renee Express Company. has not been received by
the Boston bank. The express company Will make
TO find the package OF money, the disappear rance
Of which Il at present p profound mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

Washington. July 15.-Commander ]. J. bunker
has been ordered TO command the Annapolis Com
mander W. Swift has been ordered from Washing
ton TO the New-York Navy Yard as ordnance off,
Ger The order substituting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
F. NJ Wise for A. McCracken. In command OF the
Standish, has been revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
APMOUR ANXIOUS TO APPEAL.

F1rRTuER PROCEEDINGS IN THE OLEoMARGARlNE
CASE FOR 100000 PENALTIES
ru,,o Falls n T. July l5.-James Sheldon. o.
Tracy Boardman & Plat, OF New-fork, appeared
before Justice Harden in this city to-day ana Sc
cured an order in the case OF the reope
phil,n u Armour. He represented the ueienuaiI.,
hn Ia anxious to carry the case TO the court OF
having been decided ssan reco Nim pena
tt mounting TO 100000 alleged TO nave peeh
incurred under the Oleomargar!ne law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

There was an interesting match on the nnhs =.
.ha Westchester Country Club yesterday between
the Batusrol golf team and team OF hVe iv ,.
the home club Toler and Bayard were on ,.e
iting delegation. which won by a score ~ ara
90. "a roller were paired In the matches ana
90. ,,,,ar won by a narrow margin OF one ho'e.
Morgan and Leavitt credited with ths 'a,S 81.
for Bausro each yrnns no sh tes only
h9Ies trV tha Westminster side to score. Inc Su''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NEW COUNTERFEIT SILVER CERTIFICATE.

Washington July 15.-Chief Hazcn OF the Secret
Service has given notice Of the discovery OF a new
counterfeit ten-dollar silver certificate 1t Is OF the
series OF 1884, check letter d. with the small
mine SEAL the portrait Of Hendricks. and the names
Of Messrs. Tillman and Morgan 80 Register and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

Treasurer. respectively The counterfeit Is de-
scribed as apparently a woodcut production poorly
executed the seal being light pink inseau on ca" d
mine the numbering irregular. and the pri"''is an"
engraving bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

uood'c Often change the whole aspeet1f
F4OOu y life by their prompt. healthful ac-
Asll- ton upon the stomach, kidneys,
HJIJ6 and bowels They actually make
life worth living. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

- prNNsyI.vANIA RAILROAD ,vstion.
TAKE IKE Ralroads "a ssone.
The service IS prompt. eom'0''a''' .'s
tcaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
COUNTRY CLUB.
CANES OF THE ED REGIMENT

rota, .............Al To'ai
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
State of Minnesota,
County of KandiyOhi. Do

Lewis johnson, county auditor in and for
Kandiyohi county, state OF Minnesota, came
before me, and being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says that the foregoing is q true
Kandiyohi county on which the taxes for
the year A. D., 1895, were delinquent and
unpaid on the first Monday of January,
A. D., 1897, and are at this date unpaid.
:s - LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor Kandiyohi County, Mime :,
sofa. -.4a< =. ,gss>z IL
: Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of January 4 4: - ?. 'R 7se,i
1 NoTAR1AL Notary Public,
f: SEAL Kandiyohi County, Mime
{ So. ..l..% sofa. - "
County cs.ssa y Of Kandiyohl IS
Filled in the Office OF the clerk Of the dis
trict court in and for said county, this 10th
day Of January, A. p, 1897; ,.a,n
So Clerk of the District Court.
.e 6ssss e q a Rssslsehl. :.
LII. Ramsett, clerk Of the district court
In and for said Kandi yohi county, Mime
sofa, do hereby certify that have this day
carefully compared the foregoing With the
Office and that the Same Is 8 true and COR
rect copy Of said list.
Ia testimony Whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF the district.
court at Willmar, In said county, this 18th.
day Of January, A. .. ], 1897
4. s. 8. !. 81. j.. RAMSETT,
SEAL. Clerk Of the District Court,
s. !: 80 KAndiy ohi County, Minnesota
This copy fled IN the ONCE of the county
auditor Of Kandiyohi county, Minnesota,
this 18th day Of 81 anuary 4A. d, 1897.
Lee ISsJ0HNaON,
Comfy Auditor, Kandiy ohi County, Min-
neeo4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Township OF Lake Elizabeth,
Town IlS. Range 80.

e. - Wv - -ASS3 ~SsSA6O w.
Jonas Peterson, part of lot2..
Erick Enstrum. NV ID sw A.......
Erick Enstrum,:W V ne a .sw NJ.
Andrew Person, sW Il Sc =. ).
johnson & Marshall, sW 4 sw y.
sChas EJohnson, " NV !.
Swed Baptist Church, ne u sw 4
J Olson NOrdmark, u u Sc A.....'
Louis r Peterson. ne Il ne NJ.
Louis E Peterson. " Y ne A......:. -
John Peterson, sW u sw A........
Andrew Parson. Q Il sw A.........
Louis NOrdin, sw Il sW A.........
John Peterson, sw A..............
Uri L L2mprer, NV Il ne z.......
Thomas Signal, lot 4............
Mary A Hamilton. SO d Sc k.....
Margareth Signal, Sc 4 sw 4, NV
4 sw u. lots and 4.............
Thomas T Signal. sw a SO A......
Thomas r Signal, lot 4. ...........
Anderson & Lindquist, lot 1.....
E j Bomsta. NV A.................
Henry J Bomsta. Sc Ii. lot 3d..
Henry J Bomsta. sw Il NV <, ne
Henry q Bomsta. INV u sw ~.
Hans q Westlund, e " ne Il, ne
Louis NOrdtn, NV Il ne Il, lie 4
II"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
DELINQUENT lAX-LIST.
a LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES UPON PROPERTY
WITHIN THE COUNTY OF KANDIYOHI
s. AND STATE OF MINNESOTA
D., REMAINING DELINQUENT
* ON FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. D., 1892, .
h.. PENALTY ACCRUED THERETO.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF KAND1YOHI. =,

COUNTY OF R4Tn1o District Court Twelfth Judicial District
The e Of all .oho have
esevero1 parcels the attached described
The penalties Randi
County
hereby required file the Office said before the twentieth
Tense any piece parcel
described
right title interest claim lien and in default thereof judgment will be
for
against penalties and
q. J. RAMSETT
Clerk o. the COURT of the County, Kandyo
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
! Name OF Owners
Descriptions.
Township Of Irving, Town

~" A0AAAyO ~ AAzS AAot "" -
III, Range 80. 5ss:...$. /.
Pm Twist, q X ne :. 5.. 7 $: 8. I.
"a AsptnWali, " X ne ...:..... :. .
EBldd; sc = NV 4 =; -. :. -; ).
FIJI Harris. NV 4 81 &C.,: !. !.
Christian Pagel lot ! OF NV \
John Hagen, S X sw H.. .......
A F Kelley, lots S and 6..........
w FL Clark. sWk nc x. lots / and
Edwin George, S u ne =. -
Lewis Cotton. n y So \. Sc 4 8
x, lot l.. ...............:.
John L MOgren. n Y SO A..:....:
Simon SimOnson, sW 4 nc u, NJ
e SO H.. ..... -. .s...... :. .....
] L Mogren, nc u Sc k...........
Simon SimOnsOn. NV N...i.......
James G Lester. n Il ne \ ......;..
Bentz HosfOrd, Sc K ne x.......
Township of Kandiyohi,
Town l19, Range 81.
Solomon Lundquist, lots 4 and
-. and 3.25 of Y Sc 4. beini
part n of Il r row.
Nelson Lateral, nc u NV 49,.
Peter NJ Burns, 4 NV 4, n
VIM Cook, NO 4. n u Sc A........
John Burns. II sw X. n Sc 4 +.
Alice WRdnis. S II ne A..........
N Kenelly. n y ne A.............
Patrick LaWler. n u NV A.....
Thomas Lawler, 8 Y NV 4, n
James Metcaif, Sc 4 sw I.::::..
James Metcalf, sw 4 sw Il. II
Il sW A.........:. ::..........
Dan Downes. ne y ne k.........
Ha]vor Tallackson, all thos,
parts Of sw Nv X Sc u. = o
r Rrow exc 40 q and W 20 4 i.
VIM O'Neil, sw u ne 4, WV NV Il
Sc 4 NV 4, exc < ow:...::....:.
John Burns. NV 4 ne n " NV Ii
Martin Bitterness. sw NV Il -.
E J HOdyson, all that part OF NJ
4. and 9 X NV 4 of RR track
and n X Sc Il, Q u ne 4 sw J
exc r O W.............. .........
Kandiyohi Co Bank. all Of n
ne 4 lying n of r r trac k.....
Martin Bitterness. n u NV ~.
VIM O'Niel. nv 4 nv k:.........
VIM O'Nicl. n Il nc k............;.
G A Larson, !. sw A.............
John Mold, ne 4. .................
o. Mold. 4 y NV 4, Sc 4 NV ~.
Ludwig johnson. II x ne 49,.
Carl L Larson, X NV II " sw
ChAs A Berg, NV Il SO k..........
n III Ely1oh1 II u
Marcus Johnson. " y NV 4 =.
l. Johnson. part of lots S and 6. =.
John Linderholm, lot o..........
O BlomQuist, lot l. ....... $780,.
Olof Swedlund, W 18 rods of lot q
Bengt Friberg. part of lot a.. .
Swan Olson, lot Is.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Township of tennessee.
Town ll9, Range 80.

Thos B and Michael Wheeler. 2
aOf Sc a SO A....................
Anna Carlson. 2 a of e II SC H..
solomon Lundquist, n II sW NJ.
J S Anderson, n 33-100 y OF lot I .
Ernst Juergenmeir. part u Sc Il
Ernst Juergenmeir, sw u. exc
O P Ranesodp' a 8 ne u..:..:::::.:..
Francis L Salter, e 4 NV i. e 4
va NV u, " u sw Il. exc r ".
Q P Nelson, s X ne A.............
ErAst Jurgenmeyer, Il ne k....
Christina Johnson, und " part
OF lot 2. ..........
n A PetersOn.s Y ne -E...........
Alex Gallinger, SO 4 wv 4. sW Il
Sc 4, lot 2. -.
,lIanss. JOhnson, Il OF sw, Il ne Il. ).
Ella B. Dixon, lots S and 6. $500.
Andrew Lind, part of lot 1.......
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Name of Owners
and
Description.
Township of Arctander,

IOWnShlp OF Arctander,
Town l21, Range 36.
Dennis O'Brien, sw Il NV 4. lots
land 2........ ..................
Syvert I Syse. n y NV 4. exc 5A..
Syvert I Syse, u NV Il. 2 q OF
W e S~ a.. -...........
Ole Evenson, & a Of no Il ne Il
Syvcrt ! Syse, lot Z and " n NV
"a exc .....
Syver Iverson, S u Sc 4..........
Syver Iverson. lot 10 OF lot b..
knut Huseby, LIE 4 NV 4 and
Hans Halvorson, sw A............
A X Lund. sw 4 sw 4. sw u NV
i exc 10 a of sw Il sw i
Halvor Negaard, NV u. .........
Ole A Steig,e J. Sc k..............
Ole A Steig. W u sw A...........
Truls NarvesOn. W x Sc 4.......
C G Nelson. II q of Sc i Sc ~.
@ A Syverson, Sc y ne A..........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-23
rHRsoSAL MENTION.

". = Tavlnr Of Shreveport IS regls;ored
a. the iiriTtcl.
l.. Lorr- ner returned Wednesday from
q tHp to Mexico.
Mrs NJ n. Lcmmcns has gore on a
v.sr 10 her t'tEcr AZ BellNiile.
Judge W. n shaw maie st flying visit
30 Galveston yesterday eyUr!ug.
Mrs. \. u Lee returned from Austin
net night where She lad been visiting
friends
toT,o ia visit his wlfa who Is tnere for
her health
Mr.. Harry Mathews Of Galveston. after
suenpug several days a. the CITY, LEFT llss
uieht for HON
M.-i, Anna johnson OF Mona. who has
heel the gutst OF NJ Is Gcorgn AIhcln,
trturaei home Last nl-h'.
Mr. q. 4 uary. one Of llous,on'a
pomirgnt Young ;loWhSS, has ratuined
isom WISH 90 Nashville ana Cticaro.
arrVsl In the CITY and Is tho welcome
guest of MIS-. /. Lewyn at 1901 TeXas ave
nue.,
Captain }. c, Iu,rhesoa, congressman
from this district. returned from Wash
.rston last might on me 1880 Southern Pa
enc IRAN. coming va New or{eans
Mrs. Max stern, who has been VISITING
her p2ftmts on crawford, street, has re-
Mrs NJ. Harris, and her s.stcr, Miss Y.
HARMS.
Mrs McGary wcAt Yesterday to visit
hsr dalEhtcr Mrs, Baker, at seguin, aud
Jn-.e DAM ia lolk7ng for!otn and weary,
dreolate and lreary, a poor, lettering,
feeble OH man with no ono 10 l9Ve him
o. q axe him afiuil.
A!rs Mahl Hnncr. daughter OF Mr.. u.
r. licircr VIII leave on SUNDAY for Ro'-
Ton. Mas. whore she VIII take n two
Years course a, the New England Con-
serNItorV Of Music, Nj IS He'ner has de-
Ye'opei a remarkable talent fer ng,s,c ana
is already remarkable sdcpt IN lingering
tho keyboard n uGao, ana brings out
81 thmt Instrument the sweetest melodies
Her clevernDss upon this Instrument has
induced her father to develop her wonder.
ful tolent In this direction.