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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
mmHtfMe Notwithstanding

@inen 8lid in. ru1if@e uniperiis
tdtsperbaltriTe unb cine @orfteQuns
bon ber Willtur Der 8erpaltungsbez
BORDEN i'm g3arenrei@e getpdbrten bic
@oraGnge, bic 3ur @ntlaKun9 bes BE-
tannten profeHors Dr. @rismann II
Mostau aus benz ruifi14en Staatsz
bienite gefiibrt baben.
Dab in NuBlanb ale Stuoenten.
perbinbungen perboten iinb, 1T bt=
FAINT. @afir i4lteBen ii@ bic rufz
ff@en @tubenten na@ 2anbsmannz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

iibtlt; iie erbielten BON Miniiter einen
Miffel unb auberbem Grismann uno
brei anbere prufeforen, tpetl man iie
fir bic Mnfibrer bielt. einen belonbes
rem 8ertpets..
@esen aQe bie5e @ewaltmab,.s I'm
tponten nun bic S4peiaer Melvte -
Grtsmann bat ieinen @obniit tn 3uz
rid genommen - in Der SON. Werz
marung einlesen, bab lie iees Sbeilz
nabme al, benz beporitebenbt.t intersaz
tionalen mebiaintfhe aongreb in
Mostau %ablebnten. SLoe1en bat
Grismann 1elbit lie gebetta n, bon biez
fem plan ab3ufeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
eha,.~aa Grfonn,,nna,a;6en -

Sbeures Grtennunss5ei4en. -(Mus
benz 8rtefe bes @tubioius 8ummel
an feinen Ontel.) .@s freut MIDI
unenblt9, lteber Sntel, bab 9u mid
nd9iten Montas beiu4en tpilit i'd
tperbe piinttli9 am 8abnbofe iein; 30
mir uns aber mod ME geieben, 10 bite
i@ Did, als @rtennungs5eihen einen
9unbertmarttidein in 6er re4ten
9anb gu balten!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

@eitauratsur gum reuen Sell
ner): rPafen sic auf, Scarf, bab lie
Me1er INNER sd@liffen iino. Sc
f4drfer lie i@neiben, beito peniger
merten bic @dite, ipenn bic 8eeflteats
bart ftnb."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Seine Mabnung. -profehor (3u
einem beriibmten @etger, benz ct Ell
men 8anb @0tbe selieben bat, ben ote=
Ter nt@t auriidgtebt): r90ren Sic,
liebi tier 6reunb, mooerne Meifter fptc<
len sic grobartig, aber in Der Wtez
bergabe Der GlaiIiter iinb Sic tetn
8irtuo1e."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Selt1ame 8ettelet. -Mama: rMer
CAB Dir Oenn bic pielen Tledben 1ab
8Gnber, &inb!" - Rlein : @ltshen:
r0te bab' i4 mir bon Dir gebettelt-
Mama ~ Mama: r8on mir -
tpann tpGre bas gepe1en?" - Rleinz
Glis9en: rWie 9u ntdt 81 9aufe
iparit!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Inter 9uten Jreunoinnen. -GrGuz
letn a.: sd babe MIDI seitern nit
GERM Nsbelm perlobt." - GrGulein
": ~I4, Du @liidli4e! Du lpirit Du
Stf bteien Wtnter 9robartig amiiiis
rem; ib mar I'M poriseE Sabr au9 nit
ihm berlpbt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Mbgelentt. -5rau: rSie Hagen
fortndbrenb iber meinen GrtB
2ebrer: .Sa, iiber feline unaufmerts
famteit." 5rau: r@arten Sic, ipena
mir bas S4nein i9ladten, bringt CT
Sbnen cine fleine Mufmertiamteit."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Nba! ~Man iast. bas @elOcipebes
fabren lei seiunbY" .@ana setpib."
-"4ber erit ieitOem i'd rable, mub
i4 unaufbDrli9 Doctor : Red3nunsen
5ablen." ~Sit ni4t mOglih." -
sSSatpobl! Jur bic 2eute. bic Id ibers
fQbre."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Werborbener Spab. 49, Trember:
rWie tommt es, baB S6r StaDt9en
ieBt 10 rubis lit? Jrilber baben bic
Stubenten bic gauge Na4t rumort!!"
8isermeiiter: nDlr BADEN bic Na6t=
tpd4ter absei4afft unb Du moht III
nen bas carmen teinen Spab mebr!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Dur6 bic 9lume. - Stalnnii6er
9otelpirtb: rSd lpiini4e ibnen 9liidlia
DIE Hetfe unb boffe, Sic peroen nid)t
BON Banbiten be~lditigt!" EsiIerber;
Ser Wunf9 tommt gu fpat; i4 bin
ia bel Sbnen abgeitiesen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

@algenbumor. - Beamter lin Sea-
meru1 gu einem 9elinquenten): Isle
t0nnen iid bon Sbrer 9inri4tung mod
etlpas gu ei1en uiini6en. Was tpouen
Sic allo ais leBte Mablaeit genieB ,1?"
Delinquent: Den S4ar1 ri6ter!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Sroit. - Rarteni@ldserin: Isle
nerben Bis gum 40. 2ebensjabre redt
arm bleiben." = Mittelloler &unbe:
runb bann?" &artenialdserin:
.Dann nerben sic ji6 haran sez
pDbnt baben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Sin edter Griessram -.Warnm
MAIDEN Sic 10 Elm sriesgramises Sc
ii4t? Sat Sic oenn ,Semano aearz
sert?" "Aee, bas ni4t - aber hntA
lentlt9 tommt nod Glner!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

@n Der idAii4 8Dbmii@en @ren<
sc. -Sd9iti9er @renspdpter: ~M4.
Sc tpar'n oerseib'n, mel tutes Derr=
4ea, BAN sc piellei9t en- 8aBs"
Jremoer: nSbut mir leio! SD bin
3enorti!"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

Hon. l. c. Libby informs the Asso-
ciated Press thst the management OF the
Lewiston and Auburn electric road will
Immediately commence survey OF the
various routes over which they will ex-
tend their intended additions to the
present lines OF the Lewiston and Au-
burn railroad. 200, 900 tons Of steel rails
of the most modern pattern OF 60 feet
length have been purchased and ordered
shipped TO the various spots convenient
tn the extensions. The routes OF extern
sions are 10 the town of Turner through
Ssbatis. aud from Lewiston IN Bath
through Lisbon, Topshsm and Bruins
wick, with sn aggregate Of 20 miles st n
probable expense OF s75O.0O0. IL is
conjectured that labor will be COM
menced upon these extensions within n
month.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
OXFORD COUNTY S. S. CONVENTION

OXFORD COUNTY S. S. CONVENTION
The Oxford County SUNDAY School
Convention will meet Sept. ~ and 3
with the Methodist church at Rumford
Falls. A full program has not yet been
arranged. but already there have been
engaged Rev. A. w. Anthony Of Cobb
Divinity School. Rev. q. NJ. Howe OF
Lewiston. Rev. T. +. Millettt, field sec
retsry OF Maine Sunday School Associa-
ton, and N. s. Greet, the great chalk.
talk artist.
II Is expected that this will be the
greatest gathering OF SUNDAY School
workers ever held In this county. All
are invited. Half rates on railroads.
Entertainment furnished delegates by
the Methodist Sunday School OF Rum
ford Falls. Other particulars given
later.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
SUMNER SCHOOLS.

The fall schools in the town Of Sumner
will commence Monday, Sept. 18th,
under the instruction OF the following
teachers:
Stevens school, Mabel Risbce.
sumner Mn School. Alice Davenport.
Morrill, School, J. +. Chandler.
Farrsr's Mills School. L. n. Becker.
Doble School. Sadie Head.
West Sumner School, Iva ID. Chandler.
stetsop School. Bessie Burgess.
Chandler school. Martha Curtis.
East Sumner School. Gertrude Palmer.
The Morrill, school will commence
Monday, Sept. 10th.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

Mert Moores of Springfield, son Of I.
l.. Moores. was accidentally shot by his
cousin, Willie Moores, Sunday night.
Merit was visiting AZ the home at his
uncle In Lee. The boys discovered 3
hedgehog In the evening near the house.
Willie went into the house and 60. n
gun to shoot the animal. In attempting
to shoot the hedgehog he shot Mert, the
ball passing through the left breast.
Ii Is not known whether the young man
will live or not.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. Richards is busy fitting glasses
where the practical opticians have fall
ed.
F. w. Devoe Il Co., New York estab-
lished 1854. Oldest and largest paint
manufacturers In America. +. p. Stone,
Norway, agent.
Hills, the jeweler, Norway, offers nc
such Inducements to patrons as cheap
work. still his prices are no higher than
any first-clsss workman.
r. w. Devoe & Co., New York; estab.
lished 1854. Oldest and largest paint
manufacturers in America. F. p. Stone
Norway, agent.
Hills, Norway, Is the only practica
optician In Oxford County; the only ont
in this county who ever attended IN op
tical school, and has diploma for same
No mail diplomas. He can hack up hi
statements and use no wind.
F. w. Deyoe & Co., New York; estab
lished 1854. Oldest and largest paint
manufacturers In America. F. p. Stone
Norway, agent.
A. p. Bassett OF Norway has been re
Gently appointed fish and game warden
he also holds the Office Of state detective
coroner and constable. Any business
reported 70 him In either line will re
ceiye prompt attention. All letters an
held strictly confidential and promptly
answered.
F.W. Devoe & Co., New York; estab
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. HAsTfN0s HEAN, RkCistEk-
AxpovER.
Benz. Bisclow 10 d. S. Newton.
BEruEL.
wm. y. Walker 10 J. n. Philbrook.
BucxYIELp.
L. A. Jcwett 10 n. u. Gerrish. ll0
Carlton Gardner to &. II. Tuttie, 30
y. NJ. Turner 10 G. 4. foster, -
" n. Turner 10 II. ID. Merrill. 5.
Wilson Shaw TO II. T. lrish, io'
pIxrIxLD.
blanchard Kimbali 70 A. ID. Wentworth.
J. s. Harlow 20 g. l.. Merrill.
HARTFORD.
Eland Fuller 70 l.. d. Hayford.
L. ID. Hayfori TO Maggie Bo-worth.
MILTON.
J. ID. Davis 10 =. W. Davis.
NEwRS.
}. II. Baker TO Nathan Baker.
+. II. Andrews TO ]. II. Ellingwood.
PERU.
+. p. Gibbs TO II. A. Clark ct al. is0
RUMFoKD.
NJ. v. Wheeler TO y. r. Carroll.
Lawrence Peterson n J. W. simpson,
I. y. Lesyitt TO Vim. Woodsnm. ~
X. Falls Pr. Co. % Stanley Bisbee, .
U. y. Cieaves 70 farwei Walton, ~
WATERFORD.
Calvin Bisbcc To Martha A. Bisbee
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
Try AIIen,s Eoet.Ease. .

A powder 20 he shaken into the shoes. AZ thi.
season your feet feel swollen and hot. and ~,
sirrd easily. II you have smartine feet or ugh,
.ho~. try Aliens Foot Ease. 10 coos the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures and prevents swollen
and sweating feet. blisters and callous spots
Relieves corns and bunions OF oil pain and gives
rrsl and comfort. Try Il to-day. Sold by III
drugyists and shoe stores for sc. Trial package
FRnE. Address Allen 8. Oimsted. Le Roy. y. Y
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

for tho.e who TO to-day and ret packagc OF
GRaIN.O. 70 takes the placc OF coffee at about
"a the cost and can be given 70 the children a.
we'll as the adult with great benefit. IL "a made
Of pure grains and looks and taatc- IKE the
fine-t grades OF Java coffee. A cup Of Grain o
Il bester for the system than tonic. what
coffee breaks down GrAin.0 buiids up. Ask
your grocer for GrAin-O. lsc. and &c.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

John l.. Sullivan, while filling q
theatrical engagement at Lewiston, dis
played his pueilistic abilities on hack
man and had the satisfaction OF paying
costs,
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
The FAIR.

All aboard for the fair grounds,
Everything Is ready for the big Ok
ford County fair.
The list OF entries for the races, pub
lished elsewhere, Il long one, and en-
sures some interesting events.
Following is the programme oil the
three DAYS;
FIRST DAY.
In the forenoon. entering ard arranging stock
AMI articles for exhibition. All persons are re-
aue-sed 10 have whatever they propose TO ex-
hib;t In the hall, entered as early ~ possible
In the afternoon. raoes
SECOND DAY.
General exhibition of neat stock and horses.
sSoA N.-Drawing horses tin pairs, i"p 10
no 30 A. a.-Awarding Committees win make
m 90 A. M.-esreen horses shown by owner.
n 20 A. N.--work horses
iaoP.N-Races.
Balloon ASCENSION
THIRD DAT.
800 A. N.-Drawing oxen. r. and over foi-
Iovipg over 70 In. and less than n
prawiug horses I'm pairs, iso TO lsoe Pounhs.
Drawing horses. sweepstakes
Green horses
Gents driving horses.
uAM-Nost attractive team In Pafsne'
Prizes, ss5. 80. els. &lo. -.
I0pN-Annual meeting of society. Races
sOoP.M M-Balloon ascension
Programme Of races:
FIRST DAT.
.,ra N. sS. class.-Purse. $so- For
wears old and under, (miie heats. best : In ~
go.
SECOND pAr.
,sap~ s-ss eiass-Psee and trot, pure,
saO. As elass--Purse tljo-
For years old and under. Face ana uVs'
Mix heats, best In 81 go.
THIRD DAT.
AtsaoA.N. Gents Driving orsee.-Purse,
sse slo. s5 Green Horscs.-furse tlO
All 10 Pm 500 classs-eurse eloo. sS
clsss'-Purse, saO0. Consolstion rece for notsss
Who start in 81 and slower clAsses ana arc ue
feated.--Purse, tlp.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
OF The Eagle

may be yours II you will take the trouble
TO obtain this strength. The eyes are
the only part of the body which get no
yscation-pO rest. Let Us see II they
need it-if they are weakening. Exam
instion free.
Hills Is the only optician 10 thi.
county that has ever personally attended
an optical school and has diploma for
same.
Look out for qusck "Dra." and the
like who try to pass ~ graduate optt-
cians-flll you with wind and childish
talk but never attended an optical school
simply buy diploma by mails.
Open every evening. We haye the
only perfect arrangement OF Electric
LIGhts for teetlng the eye 10 the evening.
VIII our friends In Oxford Co. kindly
report to us whenever . travelling opti-
clan calls on them?
Hills' prices are much the lowest.
Solid gold spectacle frames, el 81; 9th
ers ask g 90 for same. We also have
cheaper aolid gold frame. Gold hlied
frames, 81 25, warranted for ten years
others ask o. 90 for the same. We o6'r
cheap filled at 5Oc. and 75c. lenses 25c.
and upwards.
No charge for examination.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Don't delay II your sisht is troubling
you. but vlsit at once
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
CONSERVATION CASE CONTEST
now rnr scoR. STANDS rms WEEK

Faster yet!
More than twenty thousand points do
posted the past week and most OF them
for Paris Hlll Academy.
Send along your points. The contest
closes at noon on the first day OF October.
Tho entries and points deposited u
this time are ~ follows:
CLASS NO. ONE.
Includes the South Paris village Corporation.
Eisis u. Delstsr. seuth Paris, e5ee
Charles ,. stuart, eeash Paris. .---elo0
Mrs. G. Z. kseE, ssath Paris, $3.50
Donald II. Bean, 0euth Pariss
CLASS NO. TWO.
Includes the town Of Paris outside the village
corporation.
Paris Hin Aeaaeny. Paris HILL. .Islss
CLASS NO. THREE.
lucludcs the town Of Norway.
mildred u. Gross, Norway. 1000
Francis n. SWEET, Norway,. -SeeS
CLASS NO. FOUR.
includes the towns Of Rumford and Bethel.
10
Filler De.slsss, Bethel, ,---...-----.- 1850
Elsrenee NJ. Hoyt. Rumferd, ---------11s
Nina Swain, Rumfsrds ---..--.....-.---154
CLASS NO. FIVE
Includes the towns OF BuckHcld. Canton. Dix.
Geld and Oxford.
Nellie .. Cele, DuckAeld, a4eS
Wade g. Trask, DixAs1d.. -2s9o
CLASS So. SIX.
Includes the towns Of Fryeburg. Brown1cld,
Hiram. Porter. Denmark. Lowell, Waterford.
Greenwood and Albany.
Jossphine y. Gtsarns. Lowell Ctr, 009
A. Maade withan, Denmark, -----3Sa
Mrs. T.. a. q. stickney, DrswnAeld,. i05
Ellsworth w. sawyer. Porter, --------S9
Edith ~. walker. No. FryeburG, .--... ~
CLASS 40. SEVEN.
Includes the towns OF Hebron. Sumner. Hart
for,i. Peru. Apdovcr and Woodstock.
Ella n. Heaid, East summer, ,..-...-.-73SO
CLASS NO. EIGHT.
includes the towns Of Mexico. Roxbury, Byron,
Gileai, Mason, Hanover. Ncwry, Grafton. Upton.
stoncham. Sweden. Stow and the several Planta'
tions In oxford County.
Oscar & Masen. Masen, 3OOS
Abbie Woodbury.. sweden, -1O6
CLASS 80. NINE.
The defeated candidate scoring the highest
number Of points regardless Of class.
CLASS NJ. TEN.
The defestcd candidate scoring the second
highest number Of points regardless Of class.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
nEssxuGEns Ho1ICn.
)yTICE OF ran sHxRIyY o. OxvosD Couxfy
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, - :-Septeabeg 1itA 4. d. leo7.
This 3 % dive Hoe3ce, that q ~ 11tk, day Of
eepe. 4. d. le0, warrant tl lnso1vo1cy W
@ i,sssd ess = @ e - ees:s g s.assyssoy s's said
fSxlk Z. HoEAES g xsr.sy, g "a os...y
adjudged % - q iDsolvest Dsbopr, e po1llel
q sd deeeos, vticA l.t!ssa vae ~ e.lhe III
ds ds{ g ssSscs = = =; g .ssss - - -
. peyns.s e ssy dsels - - 1s6vesy -
S!sss ~ = . g; ~ ~,
Z S1ss:ss::. !. .s.4ss.ss. I. e. - ~ -,
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

A wheel broke on q car on Maine
Central train, between Newport ana
Etna. SUNDAY, the 5th, and the car,
vhich was filed with people on TN e
nav TO Etna campmeeting. pinneed
down the embankment and turned over.
Tn~re v.s much confusion and excite.
ment. Martin Payne was killeo, sse
about thirty other passenger lIts -
less injured, none OF then pfoess'S
fatally.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

OXFORD, -.
Having 1rst exsmined and audl1od ~ fore
going sccounts Of the County Co0nlseioaeFs Of
The County Of Oxford, we certify thas W allow
teetec. - following sums Tespecsivsiy:
To J. y. eteayoe, lo6 8
70 Geo. W. Wdlon, g u
To John II. PhiJbrook, - "a
JOHN 9: aARLow. Cesnsy Astogsey.
CHARLES ?. WHITMAN, Clsrk & J. Court.
4 A6ss oe9x11:9S.e;. wur~..
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14
BORN.

In Norway. Sept. :, TO the wife OF Leon L.
Russell. n son.
In Greenwood, Aug. 5, to the wife OF Walter
Bisbce, q daughter. mo. o. l2 l-9 pounds)
In Norway. Sept 5. 10 the wife OF George r.
Millett, q son.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY or OXFORD.
Paris. oept. 8, 1897.
Then personally appeared the shove naeed
brook and sevsrally made oath thss Ne fore.
going accounts By them rendered and subscribed
CHARLEs }. WHITMAN,
Clsrk Sup. Jud Cours.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

Saturday A fteFn Don
Children under 10 years
when accompanied by
parents carried on
cars and admitted 20
Park FREE.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

GazSLis :. wHIrMAN, CHA.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

I'm and after june IA, l>s1, trains leave South
,,s.s.- Coing down 5 IA. * A. ~. t16 r. \.
,Sip, up lelS A. N. $50. lell r.N
sSnS,lay trains Going down. ) IA A. N, going
an, I6.l6' M, l0ll Pm
Oxford Democrat., 1897-09-14

In the forenoon. entering ard arranging ssocl
and articles for exhibition. All persons are re
que-ted to have whatever they propose 70 ex
hibit In the hail. entered as early ~ possible
In the afternoon. rares-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29
To Chance h. Current.

A Toxic joHraol is responsible FOR the
following: "Vladivostock,. being the
terminus of the Siberian railway, is 9
most important port in Russia. Not.
withstanding this fact, over fou1
months during the cold season the port
is blocked with ice and spring traffic is
entirely impossible, and therefore the
Hallway loses much of its advantages
The Russian authorities have endeav;
ored for many years to conquer natures
and some years ago ice-breaklng ships
were introduced to break open the ice.
but it has been found that the operatiop
is useless A certain engineer has hit
upon the rather wonderful idea of re-
claiming the narrowest part of the Tar
tar strait, between Sashalien and the
Russian mainland. He is of the opinion
that if this is done the cold current that
enters the Japanese sea from the Arctic
via Behring straits, will be checked;
and the passage of the warmer tide
coming from the south through the Suy,
shima strait will make the water on
the coasts of Japan. as well as at Niadis-
vostccll. warmer. and the latter will be
warmer all the year round This scheme
was presented to the Russian govern
ment for approval, and it is now en-.
gagged in its investig cations. There is 2
proba bility Of this piece of smart en-.
| gineering being entered upon after, the
completion of the Siberian railway =
Portland Oreconian.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29

It is rumored that numerous "chart"
agents are abroad in the land. District
school boards are warned to look out for
them.
N. A. Stewart returned home last Fri
day from Bismarck, where he has been
for the past three weeks attending ses-
sion of the supreme court.
'ris a. new baby girl which makes
Charley Schumacher. strut the streets Of
Williston like a millionaire. Her ad-
vent was announced, last Friday.
&c: Stewart and Frazier Smith were
more successful last week than on their
previous trip. They really did kill II
'leer this time, even if the boys do sly
that Nels Cartwright got paid for it..
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29
Warning to Cattlemen.

Washington, Oct. l5.-The department.
Of state has been informed by the United
States consul. NJ. NJ. Duffie, at Winnipeg,
,la, there has appeared among cattle in
tina! section, 2 disease known as actin,
omy ycocis,. commonly called lump jawf
which has been placed on the list Of
infectious or contagious diseases by the
department Of agriculture Of Manitoba,
He further states that large numbers Of
poor, cheap cattle are being Clipped tq
the United States for grazing purposes
and advises at'le"en on the frontier tte
look out for the disease and that the
importation of cattle be Immediately
stopped.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29
Mr.. w. Scott. advance agent If Prof.

Mr.. w. Scott. advance agent If Prof.
Lawrence, the mind reader and hypiiot-
ist. was in the city yesterday billing the
town for the appearance OF that gent -
NAH 1T the Congregational chnrch for Il
series Of three nights, commencing next
Momlay evening.
6. .to'r'.an, ". f. Allen and Fran k
Ross r-,;irned home Wednesday from
a three.''"ys hunt in the vicinity Of
Trenton. They showed sign j. of blood
Of their coat ~Ir+;;es. bn, w''tth-r it ~a-
from having the nose bleed, ~ the actual
bh,n.l Of s: deer, is hard 10 say.
Later The -v,Ie,.c" IN the Ab.v.
case is overwhelmingly in favor Of :hr
accused. They have produced the car
rass Of fine young luck.
VIM! Hope WAS ~, from Devils. Lake.
last Thurml"y.. We Understand that t'''
ohjrc, OF Ills visit Was to look the gronn"
over with the view Of establishing !"
hardware sore here; That is jnst suc!'
an institution as Wil|iston ne.. 8. and is
business which would become i'm
menu1v profitable with practical man
like Mr.. Hrpe at the head CT it, but W.
are sorry 10 learn that he was disc"nr-
aged in the project on the rtart, and re-
turned home without giving the situa'
ton II thorough investigation.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29

A train of eighteen cars Of mixed stock
was shipped from here last Friday.
Stroud Bros. shipped several carloads Of
cattle, Cha@. Bald win shipped 800 sheep,
and several other parties were more or
less Interested.
We neglected last week to 'aenti"n
the fact that Frank Kaste had resigned
his position with the branch house Of
the Brueyger Mercantile Co. at Cube,t-
son, Mont, and was back in. his old
place with the main house of that firm
in this city,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29

Services in the Congregational church

Services in the Congregational church
next Sunday. In the Communion SER
vice at II. Evening seryic-s at 8. Sun
day school a, 3p. m. Y. P. s. G. E. at
7. Leader. Prof. E. r. Blownson.
A letter from Col. Fly, receiver Of the
Minot land Office. says That Is home
stead. entries were made at that office
las, Friday. A pretty good days work
That's a straw which shows the way the
wind blows.
In the recent ire at, Rola, N. D., the
hotel purchased there by our friend
Jos. Langfrod, from johnson Bros. of
Town-r, was! destroyed with all its con.
tents, The l,ss to Mr.. Langfor.i is fully
81, 500, with no insurance.
Eocene Coal m1I OIL III; ""s'I "s,;an It cent: ;n.,
Water VIII tie Oil. We sell you :E'ce"e
at the me price others cha'g- fol
Water White. HEDDEalcu Bros.
Hedderich Bros. are constituting &
fine brick addition to the southeast cor
ner Of their mammoth mercantile h"''ee
at the corner OF Main and First streets
which they: will occupy rs u hu-iness
office. Their immense stock of fall and
winter goods, which are arriving by the
carload, is GRO wding them out Of theil
present quarters aud compels them t
provide new Offices.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-10-29

:" :
TINTED STATES. LAND OFFICE. MINoT.
- NORTH DAKOTA, September 20, 1897. Notes
is hereby given pursuant to Instructions and IN
accordance with the directions Of the Secretary
Of the Interio , under the provisions Of the thlrc
section Of the act Of July S, 1884, rs Stat. lo9s
that all 0: the buildings on Fort Bui0ro aosn-
s,stinR of oficers' quarters, barracks, storef
houses, outbuildings, etc.. will be offered g
public sale on the reservation On the ffst oay os
december, 1897, commencing ct 10 O'Clock = M
to the highest bidder. At not .lesD than tho p.
praised value thereof the purchaee money = g
paid 1T the time Of sale and the buildings ,0oS
days from the date of the sale. thei! .fesennco
on the reserv alton after that time belo& q ~
risk of the purchasers.- M. J. BARkSTEs -
ter; JOHN A. ELY, Receiver
Approved: WRBsrER DAVIS, Acting 0ecfeggsfy