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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-14
nrtoYMExr wAyTED-MALE.

wlx~EIl Position by thorough business
-. cagsa.e aad energetic. understands
<xskgeEsng. Address y -. care Post
Esss!iss;csf.
r.xTYrl-Ohio river steamboat pilot
SIS position on Yukon river boat, = IS.
~ pss,-Inisillgeneer.
rlxTTf3 -tsooa plane PLAYER desires po-
sssss 10 city. Address ST. James,
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KLONDakE-oUTFlTsTERs.

IS. coo WORTH of A>iondsSe groceries,
hardware and clothing thrown on the
market al cost. Conn Bros Basement
Store. III James street..
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F0I Nd.

LONDON LOAN OFFTCE-Money loaned
on valuables. watches, diamonds. and
ieHeiry l03 Second avenue south
BARGAINS IN WATCHES. q Almonds
etc: loans 90 jeweiIy at ,ow rates In
ole Joe Loan Office 5l- Second.
FOUND Pocketbo3k Address +. o Box
or Telephone. Brown 7oi. Full de-
script ION required.
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FOR SALE-Schooaer Concord Giou-
cester. Mass. modern fishing vessel
built Of solid oak. I15 tons carrying
capa,s;tN. wlll be sold AT bargain X
disposed OF quickly. For PARTICULARS
apply on board. now lying at Oregon
ccal hunkSrs
FOR SALE-Cheap. gentlemRn's buffalo
coat. or trade for bicycle. Address w
50. care Post-Inteli.gencer.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
.sr1xA Lodge. No. 81. +. and A. NJ.
s.s a., seeosa ard fourth Monday each
1sse1
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CRY NOTICES.

IMflfE ssTelssG NOTICE The fsssov8rx
dee r40ed Gsare Fiaseii fl ne caty pound
June stA . a 3 ~ e1i8 flutife &ua-
ton 80 tha EssKaeEt 1s1s.sr FOR cash IN
land. - pay ssUess st ieggfesaaggi8g ard
advertising Jsrs,e zafb. $50. - - aes6ek
a n ~ fAe fgons auoF - police head
quarters. corner Tnsd Av4sisa ard Tes-
isr Way.
one sorrei mare. ysaFs ela: white stripe
in face, three white teet,
& S. REED Chez 0f PsIi@-
Data Of faxst QubsseAta9n. IEae ItlA. Eszz
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>otiCg 10 STOCK HoLDERs

rHf. a.naal meeting Of he sharrholaa-s
81 sas. SEA- lie Fransfer COMPANY viii he
he!d on Monday. june - at . m -
me a:.iCc % the company. South sfror5
sve1tt.e ara Weller street.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG. President
1. !. Lex = SaaretarN
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For SALE-STEAMERS.

STEAMSHIPS FOR KLONDIKE,-A Sc
lection OF cheap steamships for sale, suit
able 10 run between Seattle and Alaska.
Steam vessel circular. Samuel Holiness
6 Bread street. New York.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GAS ENGINES for Kiondike or any oshe
place: stationary or marine. Gee, Sintz
1907 Western avenue.
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si.>S AND House NUMBERS.
RCRBF-R TYPE go sonts. from fec sn.
PTsvs markers. s.sEs and Rouse Numbers.
- yssiey way.
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nsr,t Means Money Mads.

~OAAV &AA0~ssA0 &AOk4Wy S00AOs
You cannot advertise money ont OF
psope's pockets all tho time; you may do
1t now and then, but il .you don't give
them something Of absolute merit ia re-
turn, advertising will nevsr prove suc-
cessful. Tho kind Of advertising that
pays i advertising good thing. As it
has merit the people will nee it again
and again. Never has this been better
illustrated than in the great success OF
Cascarets, candy cathartlc. that We have
been lately advertising ID this paper.
All druggists call Osscarsts, repsatsrs.
that i, people buy them, ike them, and
buy them sRain and recommend them to
their friends. Cascarets sreguaranteed to
cure constipation OF money refunded,
and are : delightful laxative and liver
stimulant; the best medicine evsr made.
We recommend all eur resders % try
them.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-05-28
WARS IN THE FUTURE.
An A1striaA Omeerss Eorecasts - Is
Durafion and Mortality.

An Austrian Omcerss Eorecasts - to
Dufafion and Mortality.
An interesting book on the statistics
Of war has just been item by Capt.
Otto Berndt, OF the Austrian head
quarters staff. and pub lished in Vienna.
The great wars Of the future {accord-
ing to the author) will not be between
single states, but between groups of
countries. Enormous numbers of
troops will thus be engaged, and this
will counterfeit the tendency Of modern
arms and explosives to shorten the dur
alton Of . war; 50 much so that it is inn
probable that the wars of the future.
will be much shorter than the wars Of
the past. Several months, but not
more than . year. is the authors es-.
innate OF the likely length Of q war.
The costs of future wars will, OF
course, be millards; but, on. the other.
hand, Capt. Berndt argues that the loss
of life will be less. In the seven years
war the percentage OF those killed was
%; in the wars OF Napoleon only 10,
while in the Franco russian war it de-
creased to 12. This continual tendency
to decrease is due to the fact, that, al
though SO many more shots are fired
than formerly, comparatively fewer hit
their mark. In the wars Of the earlier
half of the century one shot in every
140 took effect, but in the Franco-Prus-
sian and later wars only one in 400 or
$50 has reached its aim.
The. loss Of life would increase &if
soldiers became more daring, but this
is extremely improbable. The havoc
wrought by shrapnel and the modern
cartridges must necessarily make a
much greater impression on the troops
than did the old-fashioned cannon balls
and bullets, and in the future there will
not be the same clouds Of smoke is
hide the horrors of the battlefield. The
soldiers nerves will thus be tried to 4
much greater extent, and martial valor
10 likely to diminish rather than to in
crease. This will tend to produce de-
crease Of the number killed.
+ Various other interesting points are
touched upon by Capt. Berndt, whose
conclusions are in many cases contrary
to those generally accepted.-viennai
Cor. London Mail.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Once at Duluth, Nm. May Is, 1893.
Notice 10 hereby iven thst. h. following named
Ettie has filed t:ctice Of his intention t.. make
final proof in support OF his csi:l. and that said
proof will M. de before the Register and Recei-
70: at Duluth MINI. on July 1s, 1858. viz:
:yackob Sclmaus homestead entry No. 1868 for
the lots l. =, and section 49, township 8. north.
range west. --.%I -. -
:sHe names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz: =: : ~
ANDREW Huber. John NJ, Pfsu. Bernhard
Of Gunflnt Lake, Mimi. -~--E
81 - VIM. E. Culkin. Register
W. 81. smallwood atty = = 5.28 =
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Timber Land, Act June 8. 1S79.-Notice for Poll
LEGATION -Unlted States Land Office. l,uluth

Timber Land. Act June 8. 1s7s.-Notice for Poll
location United States Land Office, ljuluth
: MINI, March la, 1895.
E Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act Of Congress Of June 3.
1878 entitled ian act for the sale of timber lands
il the states Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to all the
public land states b. act OF August A. 1892 Fra, :
cas- A. sign. of Duluth, County of St. L.,ui.
State of Minnesota, has this day fled in this ii j.
nee her sworn statement No. 1886. for the pu, j.
CHEESE Of the neA of section II, township 81 north
range west 4th p. m, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purpotes,
and to establish h. claim t0 said land before the
Register and Receiver Of this office at Duluth,
MINI. on Saturday, the 18th day June. 1893. =
y rom F nceog, Alfred E Gullnrd, Jacob r No3l
and Nm Bassett. of Duluth, MINI, and John E
Ross Of Grand Marais, Mimi. 80
Any and all per .ons claiming adversely the
above described lands are rec ne TED to- faetheir
June, 1898. - p - -:
40 VIM. E. Cnlkin, Register.
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B Aducate Your Bowels with. cascars q. 81
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ivc. nc. IfC.C. e. fail, druggists refund money.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Duluth Mimi. April 9. 1s9e.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of HE intention to
make final proof in support of his clam. and
that said proof will be made before the Reg eter
and Receiver at Duluth Mimi. ON June z, 1898,
vaz: VIM. Ellquist, who made tomestead
entry No. 1910. for the SEA Of section 81, town
ship 62, north range east
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and Utilization st,.
said land. viz: 81, q. @5z#
IS john Sta. e. Andrew He;.str.,in 4 hi 4, L, Bees
MINI. #1 $ss
4-g3 WIN. E. CD {. ii ! XIII II. ls.s s{{sgs
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Notice for Publication.

Notice is hereby given that the following
nam. d settler has ed notice IF his intention to
make final proof in support of his cla1m,. and
and Reoeiver at Duluth MINI, on June 5, 1893,
VIE: John Harris who made homestead entry No
s9l3 tor tho lots and and eh of swK section 10
township 81 north range west. &C..
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: ,l l.
Alexander Easier, William Larkins, Christ
Haberstad, Noel Hamlin Winfield Tnnke Leon
ard Turks and Chas Moore, all Of Lutsen MINI.
j. - WIN, T.. Culkin Register
J. X. Persons Atty. - > 4-23
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OUR LEATHER IN ENGLAND.
Dens Grades Have Recently Advance,
Ann1AGia hly I'm EaroR

Sono Grades Have Recently Advanced
g. Appreciably in Favor.
5 United States Consul Lathrop, in his
annual report, dated at Bristol, says:
During the year 1897 our western
manufacture Of fancy feathers has
made an appreciable advance in favor
in England. The colored feathers of
Chicago and Milwaukee and contiguous
districts have been more largely sold
at prices relatively better than stand
ard lines have made The glace goat
and sheep leather from Philadelp hia
and the Pennsylvania district has also
found an enlarged market, almost en-
tirely at the expense of the French
and German manufacturers. We have
supplied a better article at less price;
hence we are doing the business. There
has also been an improvement in fancy
feathers for shoe purposes sent from
Newark, NJ. SIS ~: !.
On the other hand, coach and harness
leather from Newark and its neighbor-
hood has not yet been able to gain d
footing in England, Notwithstanding
Sc IL a
and harness makers say that up to now
the English leather suitable for the
purpose is better value for the money.
The same statement is made with regard
to the oak tannages of sole leather.
These have been pushed, but do not
make Roadway. There are other leath-
ers, which, in their way, are cheap
er and equalin quality. Our shipments
Of calf kid have fallen away very much,
but this is merely the unavoidable re-
suit: OF change of fashion, tits COM
partively little used, and. can be sold
only in limited quantities. Among our
competitors, in limited way in the
English market, is Mexico. Some
leather Of most excellent quality, held
to be very good value, is coming from
there. Shipments OF sole leather from
Canada are steadily increasing, though
there is . falling of in the import Of
their upper leather stock" Chicago
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Republican County Convention and Primaries.
(OTuoIAL CALI

eOTl1CIAL CALI :
A Republican convention Of Cook County.
Minnesota, win be held on Thursday, the 23rd
day Of June, 1893, at the hotel in the village Of
Grand Msrais, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of elec.ing i've delegates to the Republican
state convention for the state OF Minnesota. to be
held on Thursday, the 30th day Of June, 1893, In
In the Auditorium building. in the city Of st:
Paul at IL O'clock noon. for the purpose Of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for the following
named onices, viz:
Governor, lieutenant governor. secretary Of
state. treasurer, attorney general and judge Of
supreme court. and for the transaction of snch
other business a. NAV come before the conven-
ton. .'
AL voters, without regard to past political If.
nliation who believe in the principles OF the Re-
publican party and who desire its success In the
present campaign are invited to attend the pri-
maries snd pa -ticipate in the selection Of dele
gates to this convention. j..
The several precincts are entitled to the fol.
lowing number Of delegates to the said county
conventions:
LIT precinct-Grand Portage ). 3
End precinct-Grand Marsis s
3rd precinct-West Grand Marais 2
PACCAuIt-AASbC0. 10
9th preCinct-Gunntnt.
9Th precinct-Hovland. ................ ....2
The primary elections In the several precincts
for the purpose OF electing delegates % above to
the county convention viii be held Tuesday ev-
ening, June 2lst. 1895, from 7:s0 to $40 T. II. as
follows: IA ~ s4. 4
1st precinct such place - local committee
may designate :. 4 z.s.5. Vs. SIS
End precinct-Grand Marais hotel. q
3rd pJecinct--at such place % local committee
may designate. f. E. 4:.. s-E
4th precinct-at postoface building, Lutsen
!th and 9Th precincts-at such places a. local
committees may designate.
Fy order Of County Committee. -. g.
4 T. W. MAYHEM,
e. f. -.=-. -. ii. Chairman.
Dated, Grand Marais. MIMI. May %, 1898. @
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NEW WAR SONGS AND MUSIC.

Two OF the most popular pieces Of
music arranged for piano and organ
have Just been issued by the Popular
Mnsic Co, Indianapolis, Ind. ..Bring
Our Heroes Home" dedicated to the
Heroes Of the q. 8. Battleship Maine
10 ono Of the finest national songs
ever written. Tho music stirring and
tho words ring with patriotism. .Dewsy's
Battle OF Manila March Two-Step' is a
dino instrumental piece and will live
forever ne souvenir Of Tho greatest
naval event 10 the worlds history.
Either one OF these pieces and Popular
Music Roll containing IS pages full
sheet music sent on receipt Of Is cents
Address, PoPuLAR Music Go.
Indianapolis Ind
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49, - 90 -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

4 - Land Office at Duluth. MINI. April 20, 1853
Notice is hereby given that the fc:I:,wirs ivan:
e. settler has fled no:ico # hi inter lion to mix
nnal proof in support of his claim a,d TIL. E i.
PR of will be made before IT, 'sesis:rr ..s:s 4.
telverat Duluth. Mimi, on Jun,. q. ISIS vsz:
=. James A. Tucker, who mac. hci. este -;.e...
No. 5:93 for the lots and 2 sect, :r. T. sss as.
"a north. range 4 west and lots ar o-:.l,,yi
township 81 north. range west
lie names the following witness 1!}I..- .,
continuous residence upon all ~, :-< F..
said land viz:
Swan Nordquist. Swa,nper :'a.:. =. e -:
= Graetz. Leonard Keller and G "a. : W:i%;..
Duluth MINI.
- ST VIM Cnikir, R"rlst:
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q isurs nom FACTORY TO F1r.a,ds..

from Factory 20 Nrsaids.
Baiag the only extensive manufacturers
OF furniture in the world selling direct
from maker to user, We save orr custom
ers the enormous expenses and profits Of
the jobbers and retailers Of Household
furniture. at 20 to SO per cent under
retail value. 2uAKAR VAILEY MAnu-
PAcTDRrEG Co, 355 West Harrison ST..
xshicxeo,
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Notice for Pubic. ts.t.:,

sE, Land Office at Duluth Mimi Ap.:l9 o, 1873
ii Notice is hereby given tina, the fpilGwin.
named settler has filed notice for his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
mat said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver ct Duluth Mimi, on June7. 1898
VIZ: lndrew Hedstrom. who made homestead
entry No. 7476, for the swh of swA section ],
e7s OF sell and nwA of SCH section 2, township
o. north range west ="
he names the following witness to provo his
CONTINUOUS residence upon knd cultivation Of
said land, viz: 15s= q,
William Ellquist. John Stave. An.,rpw Back
Mimi. = :, = G. - = s
" 4-23 VIM. E. Culkin Register.
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Mayhem freight q go supplies for court

II Mayhem freight q. 60 supplies for court
house $1.15 .s.............. ........s IS
FREQ Jackson signing bonds Y day.. so
A johnson typewriting bond record 2 50
Gust Olson committee work In the natter
of Mrs. 8. Ctristenson and Lake county s--. 4
road. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 90
Andrew johnson services rendered MIRA,
Christensen 90 days 90 medicine "a. Il %
c II Carhart making list of mortgages and
searching record for assessment. ....... $50
Kelly Hardware Co. cave trough pipes D.,
etc. for court house. .... 10
J. F. Mortimer work on court house. 400
Gust Anderson work on court house as - =.
signed to H Mayhem. It's
Brown Treacy 70. 3 sets statutes. 81 90
Shepherd maps AMI plats ...... go
Road DISTRICT xo.2. 4
Michael Murphy team work ......... 100
Kelly Hardware Co. tools. ...... .... $40
H ] Braun Is days road work . q 50
J Braun days road work assigned to
II Mayhem. ...... 500
John Drouillard day road work assigned
to Mayhem It's
Meeting adjourned to June Is, 1895.
-. WV. T1sHE1
NlArf
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PROCEEDIN
Special fleet ting Of Cook
County Commits
sioners.

10y ~, 4eeos ~ 80V =. M
8 Present. Fnsd jackson. II. Engelson and Gust
Olson.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Report Of Commissioner Olson Committee of
one to visit Lake county In the interest Of road
extenti0n and to look after the patient, Mrs
Christianson. in Duluth received and fled.
The following resolution adopted.
S Resolved that the sum of two hundred and
fifty (tsso.00) dollars be appropriated and placed
In the hands of the County Treasurer to defray
the expense OF employing associate county
attorney to assist the county attorney In defend
ing the action threatened bv Chris murphy
sAyes-Jackson. Engelson. Olson
Permanent relief amounting to $1,000 per
month granted Mrs. Pet Olson commencing June
1st, 1888. Upon motion $3.50 was appropriated to
cover overdraft on poor fund in case Of Mrs
Pet Olson.
Communication Of c. n. Carhart relative to
vault flied. s
Upon motion the bill Of Brown Treacy 4 Co.
for statutes allowed. a "a, #
The road petition Of Aug. J. johnson ct. d.
considered and road commissioner directed to
extend the west Maple Hill road from e. G.
Soder5erg's to r. Backlunds. e. -.
1ntermission to 2p.m. H.: :
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Rouuefort Cheese.

It is estimated that over 5000 farm
crs and others in France make their liy-
ing by the manufacture Of Roquefort
cheese. Formerly the value Of the
product of this cheese every year was
$5,000,000, but lately the demand for it
has much decreased. IT,
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Rortrait 81 q Z, : W. nieueu

a 6ne lithocraph ic pe4stiait of Admiral
Dewey, the Hero of Msnlila l2x16 inches,
has just been Issued BY Popular Publish.
Ing Co, Of Indianapolis, Ind. Agents
wantedt Send u cents 10 postage for
sample mailed securely.
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TIMER Land, Act June 8. 1s7s.-Notice for Putt
Elication:-U: 8. Land Office. Dulut. MINI.
I. March II, 1893.

sTi;nter Land, Act June B. 1s7s.-Notice for Putt
slication.-U. s. Land Office, Dulut MINI.
& March II, 1893.
:; Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act of Congress OF June =.
1875 entitled IAN act for the sale Of timber lands
il il the states Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to al tie
public land states by act Of August 1892, George
stillman, of Duluth. county OF st. Louis, state
Of Minnesota. has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No. 1859, for the purchase of the
lots and and swk of nw4 and nwh Of swk of
section 10. township 81 north range west 4tt D.
n, and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and 10 establish
his claim to said land before thu register and re-
ceiver of this Office at Duluth, Mimi, on Thurs
day, the 18th day of June, 1898.
: He names as witnesses:
= John Segog. Jacob F Noll, VIM Bassctt aid
Alfred E Gullnrd of Duluth, Mnn., and ]. hi E
Ross of Grand Marais, MINI.
" Any and all persons claiming adversely t e
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in THE Office on or Def re said 10th day of
june 1885,
I 40 VIM. E. Culkin. Register.
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We know Of no review published, IN this
country or in Europe. which combines so success
fully as the AMERICAN MONTHLY the alertness,
| timeliness, and energy Of journalism with the
sound Judgment, carefully weighed opinion, exact
knowledge, and well-chosen English Of the purely
; literary periodical. The Outlook.
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-. No-ro-IIsc for Fifty Cents.
: Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weak
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Up. m. All present.

Up M. All present. r
The boar1 Of County Commissioners were
made committee OF all TO inspect land for poor
farm and to look up road business.
The following bills allowed during the session.
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the month, Of the political the
economic, and literary happenings
which are Of value to intelligent
men and women. The Editofs
Progress Of the World " tells Soc
seinctly an illustrated story ST the
month. The 9 Leading Articles"
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OF LOCAL INTEREsT.

Sam. Mcclellan came down from Du-
luth Wednesday esening.
II. Mayhem lsft on the Dixon Wednes-
day evening for Gunfint.
III Miss Rosa Scott left on the Dixon
Thursday afternoon for q visit with
friends in Beaver Bay.
Jas. A. Tucker left Tor his homo at
Gunflint Sunday evening, after short
visit with friends ID town.
Mrs. Engelson and children left for
their home at Tote Thursday afternoon
accompanied by Mrs. John Matheson.
]. +. Mortimer left Tuesday morning
for his old home in Milwaukee where he
has been offered position on one Of the
railroads.
a. ]. Harker and family passed
through town on the Dixon Sunday
eVaning bound for their farm in Rowland
township. .
Peter Nelson, OF the johnson Nickel
Mining company, came down FROM Lut.
sen Wednesday evening and returned
Thursday afternoon.
2. M. Graf, r. p. Paine and q number
OF other Rowland farmers passed through
town on the Dixon Wednesday evening
on their way to their homesteads. 4
Auditor Fisher, Treasurer johnson.
County Attorney Titus. Dan. Nc
Donough and VIM. Brazebrldge left on