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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12
The Green Case.

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Since the trial and racquittal of r.
W.. Green Of the, revolving crime O
rape upcn his own I3-year-old dauRh.
ter at the recent October tenn of s cir.
cuit court, speculation has been rife
as to what course Prosecuting Ator,
ney J.sA- ooliet would pursue regard
ing the four remaining indictment.
against Green 70 zoo'aS1'J ''7
After canvassing the matter In al
OF Its details, and beng so thorough,
ly convinced Of the defendants guilt,
Mr.. Coilet has, concluded that he
would not be dong his duty or prov.
ing true to his oath of Office were he
to abandon further prosecution. for be
isemphatically of the opinion that the
gravity of Green, S crime has never
been weighed as it should be by an
intelligent, law-abiding, God-fearing
people. This, Mr.. Collet largely ac-
counts for on the grounds that the ut
ter heinousness Of the unnatural faith
er's crime in Green's case has really
been in ms favor, for the reason tina,
no man who loves and would proteci
his children with the last drop of his
life's blood. lis prepared to believe that
father could dive so low into the
depths Of degradation as! to bebanch
his own child d lSuchsa a darkfand dam
nable thought perishes With its birth.
Andsyet. Mr. CoIlet being unsweryihg.
iy Of the opinion u,hats thus rs just the
sort Of a father Mra Green is. and hav-
ing confidence that someei Charlton
county jury will yet seel Green in the
hideous and loathsome hight in which
he SD riehl,s = 1deseryeS9to be seen. he
win prosecute him 10 the bitter end,
The next case against Green win come
up for trial at, the next 2 January
term of.the Salisbury circuit court. oig
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12
Farm ltior Sale.

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The A. v, Sl!isburyIhIu; contain
ingrse acres. has been rpiaceirinI my
hands for sale. There are ras. acres
10 cultivation. and two. houses, three
barns. one cis,ern. one living welt 2
good orchard. a pair OF splendid stock
scales and six large feeding troughs
on the premises Tor useniina fatteuing
cattle. The placeis located only one
half mile from Echo, which affords a
good market for rbutter bland sieggs.
Only cne-hslt. mile to- scboohhouse
and !. Ia miles to Touring mill.
Farm is all under fence. Terms: /
viii take s.. sso- Tot ths PINS ssrseoo
down. aud the balance IN equal annual
pigments funaiag 1--WE years, deferred
payments tois.beara eisfr aper 2 cen,
annual inrerestsb Cali on on address, 3
F. BieSNecukRs.; sssea
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

almost severing 1t. Also passed
through a large intestine. Ittalso went
through the pelvis bone, and was found
almost half an inch beneath the skin
on the night side near the pelvis bone.
I think the ball was Of a 3S-caiibre
pistol. Il found considerable guam
tity of blood in the abdominal cavity. (.
Ialso found another wound that entered
the head. the ball passing thro' the oc-
Gpital bone and ranging TO. the front
between the eyes. GAS y medical man
I think that either wound would, have
caused death. Think Gaines was al
most facing the man that did the shoot
Iing when, the first shot was fred And
Ithe second shot Gaines must hsxe had
his back toward theman Who did de
shooting. i heard the shots, and just
as was going in the door1I hoard
some one say tha. nJohn Forrest hid
shot Dunn Gaines.'bslIdon't know.
whether he saw il or pot.to yGs9 isdi
Upon the above testimony the jury
returned the following verdict OF be
| s5giqSs
| an T The lyEsDicr,s ys,fibsa
| 1--WE, shs jury. find that deceased
came to his death byigunshot wounds
shot ty John. C; Fofrest,aJT." 2olsi 'Do
| Aa4 holding the cotodefs inquest,
lDr. Dewey went first before Jnshce,
fBinks Consequently aafwarrant was
Esworn out before Justice j. n. De-
Moss Of Keytesvfe) and ID accord.
ance wish the discharge Of his Official
duties. the coroner swore OUT a war-
rant for Forests arrest, charging him
With being responsible Tor Gaines death.
tSffhe warran, was placed IN the
ttspdssof Constable veatch, who ar
rested Fonest and brought him to
Keytesyiiie.s The prisoner, was Kept
under guard Sunday night and Mon
day morning a commitment vas issued
and be was lodged in Jail to await bis
preliminary trial, which was ser ior
Wsdpssday morning At 10 p'clock and
11tnlni) c1n<1 - = -
Five STATE Witnesses and one witness
for the defense were examined. I'm
Gle Peter" Ford was put on the stand
to prove Gaines general, reputation,
bu, Mr.. Ford's testimony was objected
TO by the prosecution, and the court
sustained the objection. After weigh
ing the testimony and hearing the ar
gument of counsel, Justice DeMoss
rendered decision committing For
rest to jail. without bond, to await the
action of the grand jury.
For the killing. of James Gaines,
John G.. Forrest, Jr, will have to, an
IL =
wer to the law and his Maker, and
we therefore refrain from any COM
ments. not having heard but very little
of the testimony offered at the prelim-
mary trial.
Forrest is 80 years old and has a
twie and three childrea. while the dead
negro was about 38 or 30 and leaves
a wife and FIVE children. Gaines
lived 4 l., miles east af Forest Green
and was either a tenant, OF a hired
hand on DR.. Walkers farm. iDoda gat
Forrest has employed sIessrs.
crawiey & Son aud Dempsey &
Shaughnessy 70 defend him, while the
interests Of the, state, are being faith
fully looked after by Prosecuting A.
f'orney conet- Al,sew40 (.6A) SJ,sEiAe
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12
/ WeddfngSe

30 5oMoSTooNERy-FINNELL-Wm.Mo Mont.
gomery and Miss Agnes FinneIl were
married Wednesd ", Nov. sIoth,' at
the residence of ,7- dde's par. nts,
Mr.. and Mrs John is FinneIl of near
Roanoke. We did not learn who did
the splicing. 5h sG" '''i'" 3s2 q ~
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

BRAUN-VANcE:- Chas. l. Braun.
for many years a telegraph operator
and assistant Wabash agent @ at Sails.
oury, but now rallroading at Tyler.
Tex. and Miss Rosa Belle Vance
were married at the residence of the
brides mother, 'trs,1 John A. Vance,
in Salisbury Wednesday evening, No
vember 10th. Rev. J. E. McGee, pas.
tor Of the M.E.chuch, South, officiating
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

I BowMAN:-An old mother in Israel
was called to her heavenly home last
Tuesday, when Mrs. w. G.sBowman of
near Tnplett closed her eyes.in; DEATH
She was ripe in years and ready for
Father Times sickle. Having kept the
faith and fought good fight for the
cause OF her blessed, Master. she has
entered upon the fullest enjoyment of
life eternal. She leaves number of
grown children, her ,lamenfed bus.
band, Rev. VIM, g. Bowman, for many.
years a Methodist minister having pre- :
ceeded her to the glory world.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

s. p. Mksan. Geo. Gebhardt,
John caissea; WIN, Morgan
NE TESTIMONY gsw pad
Glenn Wood. col. testified: Ifeside :
Ia mileseasg dForess GseeninH Howard
county. i(o. 90 the night Of Nov.
9th. 1897, was IN Forest Green. i
did not see the shoouns OF Mr.. Games
Iheard . 70 pistol shots, Idont know
Who fred the pistol. I saw Gaines af-
ter the shb bodng. He Was lying between
Dr.. Lawfbrn's and the resiauransdiI
sav the bodf of the dece.snd lying
dead about FIVE minusesHa later fhe
shoodnGlId Did not see any weapon
near thepdE Eof the deceased. l did
not beaz hrezrs OF any kind. He
wa: ssan&.s ,oo-she persh=rndzof TIE
platform Of the restaurant i dont
know Who was around near the body
Of the deceased when | got there !.
c. F. Russell, colored, testified; L
reside shree-foorths Of 4 mile south Of
zrs1Gn-. O. shc niGhf. of
~. 6<h / vas IN Forek Green.
When the shooting was done ! was
standing in front Of Lsmkin & FMS
toes store. heard two shots I don't
know who did the shooting. i don't
know of any quarrel between the con-
stable and Gaines. Did not hear any
words between them. i saw this man
after he was shot He was lying be-
tween DR.. Lawhorn's place and Mr.
Heryford's store. occupied by Mr..
Drinkard. / did not see any weapons
near the body of the deceased. Before
they moved him that night told Mr..
Binks / would not move him unless
they examined the body After he had
examined the body and found no weap-
ons then lad the body brought to the
section house I saw Gaines about IS
OF 20 minutes before the shooting, and
didn't think. be was drinking. This
morning I-saw the Barlow knife near
where his body was lying. The knife
was open. This is the knife, I think.
I don't know whose knife thar IS. i
saw the bodv in about Ave minutes af-
ter the shooting. helped look last
night to see If We could find any weap-
ons. and we didn't find anything. The
knife was found this morning. II was
between and 3 seconds between the
shots, When l got there DIR. Law
horn and several others were there.
Games never spoke after got there.
I was somewhere near the spot Of
ground last night wnere the knife was
found this mornhig while the other
man ~as search, q. the body. / did
not know ofsns trouble between For
rest and Gaisvs. The knife might
possibly have hsea lying there, and l
might not have seen IL. iaei 2
Ezra Hayes, colored, testified:
I reside 1 IA miles east of Forest
Green, Mo. On the night Of the 9th
Of November I was in Forest Green.
1 did not see the first shot.-fxawthe
second John Forrest fired the sec
ond shot. saw Mr.. Forrest shoot al
"Dum" Gaines with n pistol l Wa
about 10 or II steps from Forrest i
heard one shot and saw another.
was 10 or Ia steps from Gaines.
don't know Of any difficulty between
Forrest and Gaines before the shoo,
ing. whenvrhe second shot was firet
did not see Gaines doing anything
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

IsLE-Mrs. ia. Isle died at her
home in Brunswick Of pneumonia and
a dropsical affection last Tuesday,
Nov. 9th, in-heii SYST year. Funeral
services were conducted at the family
residence the following day by Rev. J..
o. Edmonston, pastor of the M. E.
church, South, which were followed by
interment in Elliott Grove cemetery.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

Lass Saturday night about $50
O'Clock DR. c. NJ Dewey, coroner. re-
ceived n telegram from A. ]. White at
Forest Green. stating that a black
man had been killed and requesting
him to come at once. but owing to the
lateoess Of the hour and the condition
Of the weather DIR. Dewey, accom-
panied BY Constable +. NJ. veatch Of
KeytesviIle, did not go to the scene Of
the killing until Sunday morning.
reaching Forest Green about $50
0eIock, hen be learned that 4 negro
by the pane Of James Games had
been shStsnd killed by John G. For
rest, Jr.i eppstable Of Charlton town
ship. saf1day night between . and 8
o'clock ~ .G - - ,,n'-s...l '';s.q +. +. I
The following coroners jury vas
impaneIsd before whom the evidence
given bdow vas adduced;
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

MrLLERi-Malcolm. the darling 81
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Miller of Keytesville, died last Sunday.
Interment took place IN the City cem-
etery, funeral services being conducted
by Rev. j. r. Finley. The COURIER
condoles with the grief-stricken, parents
In their sad bereavement.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12
MISSOURI. FE ar, NOVEMBER l2 1897 8 -
eosds con,yve.nrrraioean.

y - NV 1Ax
1a Gods Conyenfion.
NJ g. Knaus received notice
ne g. bis week from E. c. Rowse,
ecre< the Good Roads conven-
on - eld at the Masonic temple,
osnc b and Market streets. st.
.oui day, November aand, and
equ( hat he appoint delegates to
se1 tohvenfion, the object being
ID BE following important sub
.y1 ke most feasible plans for
npsI bublic roads.
a |8cfical uthzation Of the Ia
Of BPS, vagrants and prisoners
. = &C stone and other material
,f . "a street purposes: I'D = {
{ 81 {he best method to secure
&C legislation. for. kpublcs imt'
xcv p in the goth general as
8 eaEning the purposes for
Dir eonvention was called, Mr.,
lnel Included that Keytesvine
'us be Represented on such an
II ~
NJ and laudable occasion, the
r. rs need of this country be-
ng roads, hence his honor ap-
90 pc following delegates to at
end sood roads gatherings:
, i NJ ". .Rueker, Sheriff j. R.
d capt j. CO Wallace, Hon.
!, i~sey and NJ F. Courtney
q zhese gentlemen arsotd hands
1 u ik roads, And their vide e4-
,efi1 'aIong that hne wilf be OF in.
:ale5 1le'beneht to the conventions.
"a ~ let their light 50 shine fhat
,th<l seeing the good roads they
haJ1 ade. may be constrained to be-
;pn( beek and lowiy and learn a few
,oip rom Keytesville's delegates up
~ Z alIabsorbing question Of I'M
,rov| 6 public highways: lESiiaD ol1
/ are sorry that his honor did not
-.
nclu y in his appointment of dele
az meet Commissioner Embres,
nd >ope that his name may yet
* - Abe lisssq ~ q pa-E g'jGae
~ y Ss5lIs sshosi. 81
The second month Of school closed
Sov sth, 1897. The school is divid-
ID into twelve grades with an enroll
nent for the month as. foliows.aaitA
) Room No, I, grades and 2, Miss
ANNE Grinstead, teacher, 81 pupils
case of hardness. .:-,. %,
Room No. a, grades 3 and 4, Miss
Willie Davis, teacher; 81 enrolled. 4
ardies. .,.-s -.s-
Room No, 8, grades S and 6, Miss
carrie willett, teacher; 4s enrolled, 7
ardies. .t,..;.:4,,- -,
Room No. 4, grades I; and s, Miss
Jay Hancock, teacher; IS enrolled.
; tardies, - 90, .-,r ,.5, "a,
Room No. S, grades 9 and TO-; J.,
w., Taylor, teacher; 40 enrolled, 8
ardies. ,...,,r .-.t ...,, ~
. Room No. 6, grades II, and IL,
i. F. Jones, teacher; as enrolled; 1
ardy. sJT beyo7,ssb r5sd snd
There have been no cases Of corpo-
al punishment ia any of the rooms
Turing the month. ed q 20 6 a'2o %
q Sickness has prevented some from
,eing IN. school who would Otherwise
ave Deen in attendaBee.---,--------- =
The newly adoPred books are in in
lse and some oflhem are harder than
he old editions displaced. The
Ipeiling-h hook is easier. ID tilLii ga
A literary society, named byits
members the Keytesvfle High School
society, has been Organized
IL IrhesiIhfuh xnhnni ddenartme- "a and I'D
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12
The Tomb.

!. BALLEw:-Mrs. Walker Ballew of
Triple.t died last Tuesday. We
were not able to learn the particulars
of her death. sne asi9@ 5 - ~
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-12

aFoccIN:-Mrs. Ed. Foggin of near
Prairie chapel died last Saturday
night, She leaves a husband and two
or three small children.
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Troy.

Fargo school is doing well under
the instructio Of Arthur Gunni-
son as teacher.
Ms. John Tomlinson and
daughter are visiting friends here,
The sociable at the Fargo school
house was largly attended and a
good time reported.
Mir. B. NJ. Dopkins has very
large hog that weighs nine hundred
pounds, live weight.
The surprise party at Louis
Christensen S Saturday night was
largely attended and good time
reported.
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Gertrude.

Social et the school-honse Fri
day, Feb. 10.
G. E. Hanson and family visited
il Viking d week ago Sunday.
There was a birthday party at
C. E. Hanson s, Feb. 70.
Some of the young people of this
place attended the social at Fargo,
Feb. -.
Supt. Shaw called at the school
Tuesday last.
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To the Farmers Of Pierce and st. CrOix
Counties.

". G. Johnson is buying cattle,
sheep and hogs and will pay the
highest market price for same.
Call on or leave orders at John
son & Ellertson 5 hardware store.
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Forest House,
j. S. Smith, Proprietor.
TERMS S1.OO aud $500 per day.
ELLSWORTH. WIS.
Our Clubbing Rates.

The Times and Milwaukee Journal. 49, 81 80
The Times and ST. Paul Weekly Dispatch 81 10
The Times. St Paul Dispatch and a kodak
worth 81 90 sl.s5.
The Times, st. Paul Dispatch and aides.
Home Journal S2;iD
The Times, 81 Paul Dispatch and Cosmo-
poltian Magazine ...-............ 50 so
The Times. st. Paul Dispatch and Scrihners
Monthly. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .>l.Ua
The Times St Paul Dispatch and MunS'.v's
Magazine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SD
The Times. ST. Pa III Dispatch and Harper.s
Young People. ...........-...-....---SS SD
rhe Times, st. Paul Dispatch and Youths
Com panion. .S5.zV.
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Express and Baggage Line.

Special at tention Given to collecting
baggage from and delivering to parts
If the city. Leave orders at the
Badger office o. at Chapman Bros.
Drug Store.
Charges moderate.
F. A. HOWE, Prop.
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LOCAL DREVTTIES.

| Z. T. Heinrich is quite i'll.
] The grip is quite prevalent this
week.
Mrs. A. z. Lowell has been quite
i'll Of late.
Mrs. Ewing spent lie y days in
St. Paul last week.
For all kinds OF job work apply
at the TIMES office.
Mrs. Allen p. Weld was sick
several days last week.
Ira Chase came down from St.
Croix Falls Friday night.
We saw the familiar face of DIR.
Weeks on our streets last week.
The people of Rock Elm Center
are negotiating with this city for
fire engine.
Mrs. Gorden, who was so danger
ously Ill last week, is out of dan
ger and is recovering.
Miss Eleanor APP Roberts enter
tanned a company of her friends
Wednesday evening.
The flag foated over the High
School Friday in remembrance of
Lincoln's birthday.
Mrs. j. E. Bailey Of St. Paul,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. d. Dodge.
Master Charlie Houston enter
tanned a large circle of his friends
last Friday evening.
Messrs. Ed Bundy ard Harry
knowlton Of Ellsworth attended
The Cracker Jack dance.
Miss Sadie McGregor of the
Public School was called home
Friday on account Of sickness.
Messrs. John Campbell and Otis
Johnston have accepted an engage
ment with the Pond Dramatic
Company.
Taggart has received a new
stock Of Stationery and School
Supplies, which he offers at a
barg III. See his AID.
Ernest Lagerstedt was called to
Meuomonie last Tuesday by the
sickness Of Mr.. AL Anderson $
father who died he same day.
About forty mum bers were sold
at the Cracker Jack dance last
Friday night. The music was
furnished by the ST. Paul Mandolin
Orchestra with the assistance OF
Mr.. Everett Fuller.
You should see the pictures
now on exhibition in w. F. Kel-
logg's art gallery. They are finish
ed in the latest. improvements
known to the science of photog-
raphy. Mr.. Kellogg is always
ready to accommodate you with
the best. Try him.
Mr.. G. |. APP Roberts, while
going into his store Saturday
morning, slipped OIL the side walk
and sustained severe fall. The
jar brought on heart tronb!e and
he had several sinking spells dur
ing the day. He is better and hope
is held out that he viii be all right
In few days.
Charles Bouck and Charles
I4eback were arrested last week
charged with stealing chickens.
They were arraigned before Judge
Bevans for hearing. Evidence
being strong, they were bound
|
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Born.

HUToHTNs. In this city, Feb. II,
1897, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hutchins, Il daughter.
FREDRICKsoN.-In Kinnickinnic
Wis, Feb. s, 1897, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fredrickson, a son.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Josie Johnson has been
quite III the past week.
The ". G. L. U. will meet with
Mrs. C. D. Parker Friday after
noon at $3.50.
Mrs. Taggart and daughter, ac-
companied by Miss Madeline
schiek, spent few days last week
visiting in Minneapolis.
The G. A. Il. boys and the w.
r. c.. are invited to William
Stewards Friday night. A pleas
ant time is anticipated.
NJ. Z. Johnson has put in a new
CASTOR scales at the stock yards at
River Falls. These scales are the
latest improved and weigh as ac-
curately as any counter scales.
Farmers try them and he convinced.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brier and
Miss Alt e. Horth entertained the
literature class, Saturday evening,
at their home on Third St. The
evening was pleasantly spent III
guessing curios and telling ghost
stories. Literature salad was
served. Those present were Misses
Eastman, Baker, Helner, Hender-
son, Snodgrass, McDirmott,
Downer, Townsend, and Messrs.
Bodman, Ap Roberts, Swartz,
Works and Baird.
While Frank Barrett of New
Richmond, was endeavoring to
pass team on Cascade Avenue
Friday evening, his cutter struck
the side walk crossing at an ele-
waited point with such force as to
break the runners and detach the
fills. The occupants of the sleigh
were thrown out " it'll considerable
force, but no one was hurt. Later
two ladies might have been seen
walking demurely towards home,
while Mr.. Barrett, astride the
horse, and a friend, hauling the
cutter. brought up the rear, form.
ing very melancholy procession.
The ladies of Big River were
very pleasantly entertained at
Mrs. Arthur Barret's, Feb. II.
quitting pretty quilt and being
treated to fifteen pound turkey
deliciousiy served. All were
greatly surprised by party IN
the evening, when games were
played and refreshments were
served, after which Mr.. Barrett
and Master Erna Staples furnished
some delightful music. All de-
clared grand time and no tip
overs on the way home III the
small hours Of the morning.
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Miss Josie Johnson has been
quite III the past week.
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The ". G. I. U. will meet with
Mrs. c. d. Parker Friday after
noon at $3.50.
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Mrs. Taggart and daughter, ac-
cempanied by Miss Madeline
echiek, spent few days last week
visiting in Minneapolis.
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The 6. A. Il. boys and the w.
r. c.. are invited to Willard
Stewards Friday night. A pleas
ant time is anticipated.
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Charles Bouck and Charles
Leback were arrested last week
charged with stealing chickens.
They were arraigned before Judge
Bevans for hearing. Evidence
being strong. they were bound
over to The Circnt Court for trial.
the bonds being placed at five
hundred dollars each, in default OF
which they were lodged in the
county Jail. District Attorney
Com hacker of Ellsworth conducted
the hearing, while White Of this
citv represented the interests of
the defence.
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Dentists.
Attorneys.

ALLEN P. WELD, ATTIC rney ut Law, Rive
Falls, Pierce Co, Wis
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Z. +. Heinrich is quite Ill.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-02-16

Messrs. John Campbell and Otis
Johnston have accepted an engage
ment with the Pond Dramatic
Company.
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CASCADE CAMP No. 92l M w. OF a
v Regular meetings End. and 4th We'd
nesdays of each month al 1870 D. m.
+. w. Ensign V. G.
q. w. Newcomb Clerk
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DIVER FALLS LODGE, f. & A. NC l.
u Morse, w. NJ; NJ &. Pierce, ). W. e. Ii
Parker, J. WIS. j. Rasmussen, Sec; N. b
Bailey, Treas.
Regular meetings the LIST and Sd Tuesdays
of each month at O'Clock y. m.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-02-16
Lodges.

cascade LODGE l. o. G. I. No. 2OG RIVEl
Y FALLS, WIS. Meets Mondays 500 D. IN
A. f. Morgan, c. T.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-02-16

Ernest Lagerstedt was called to
Menomonie last Tuesday by the
sickness Of Mr.. Al Anderson 5
father who died the sane day.