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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23

oes Srater Wsinruo, .. g. D, aus:
se,eihnet 9cSeben wuroe, oaIilr Die
Spieler poblperoienten uno rei6liben
Teiiau ernteten. -Wtittno6 Wor9en
I rbr ertbeilte Der 6err Sildof Dem
Siaton Srater lambert, ,. 2. .,
Die bl. Trielterptibe uno Dem Cub
oiaton Sr. Hritl6er iiir Die OioSele
st Elouo sic SiatonatSlpcibe. Na6-
nlitta0S reilte Der Sberbirte wieoer
mad ct Glouo ;urild 49, Nm IS, 10.
mo 20. bieieS WtcuatS CAB Der bo6m.
I. SimotbeuS, :. z. y, pon Der
It. EoniiutiuS STRIDE II WflnnCapoll0
ocu Yuienbriiocrn oeS &loltero 81 ct.
Nobn'S yNetreut. " melheS nit teier.
iiher Communion am HenepiciSielte
ihloI. - Nohm tier Nerr Nbt Eeier
GnQcl, :. Z. D, tebrte lcBten SrCi.
tag uon elmer MISREPRESENTATION Geile
mad oen bahama Snieln 9eluno gu
rid.
= Wiit eiuem pom bohm item Ht-
Idol Srobec am Wontug Mo,gen in
oer Gotbeorale inter SublyeiAer aili=
items 9ebaltcneu Eontiiicalamte wurbe
in lencr @emeinpe ous 4~0ltilnoige We,
bet be0omnen. Nbenp6 preoi9te Der
bo6m. @eneralpitdr 50. 9tl9l Don
Ct. Nusuita, Sjenita9 Abeno bodw.
6err ). Suo6p Don yittIe salts, &c.
tern, WittIpot, Wtor9en bohw. Nerr
q. Nr;t BON Saut 6eutre mo NberoS
belt Der Sberbirte Die S6luBprepi9t,
moruui Ero;ellion nit Dem 9lerbeilig
item ourt Ole Stride l~tdttfano uno Die
pom oen Wemeinoemit9lieoern ;ur @r=
iiilWn0 Ser SlttrpIli6t beltenS benupte
WnaocnSeit ourh Grtbctlun9 oeS ia
tramentaljitcn Sc9ens gum NbldtuB
0ctan0tc. NuIer ben %9cnanntcn bal
len Dem bohlp. Erarrer ,>one9 i'm
Eeihtitlbl au9 Die bohm. Nerren :.
Sro0an pom Ct. Fatrid, i. .Sum=
buih pom StapleS, 81. : Wobel pom
Ferbam, u. Eeifer, !. Sans uon Der
Gatbeorale. - tittpoh, Sonnerlta9,
,~Sreita9 in tester @ohe wuroe in bid
mrnO ouS 40itiinoi8e @cbet abSebalten,
bel welder W%elc9enbeit Dem bobm.
Srtspiarrer 7. S9natiuS oel'en Or
oenSbriioer, Die bodw. Genepictiner
&%jncen;pon %Sarmin9, Wartinp. HoS
coe uno Gouuro BON It. Martin, GIf
Der Rdu;el uno i'm Sei6tltuble aus
baifen. -Sn Der BON bo6w. +. yeo,
>. Z. 3, paitorirten @emeinoe III
Nem Otunih muroe an 10. II. uuo
II Mar; Die 40ltInoige @cbetsan
ooht 9ebaltell, nobel Dem S%rtsplar-
rer bodu. Nerr =. Jti6ter pom Wfel:
role uno Elm bObn. Sencoictinerputer
uon Ct. Sobn'S ansbalfen. Die
game @emeinoe benIpte olele @ele
0enbeit belten0 nur6 oen 6mpfang Der
bl. Satramente. -Sn ct. Soiepb be
gam SOnntug oas 4oitiinpige @ebet
am Wontag puroe bort suocm bas
Tatrpnsfsit in feierli6er @eiic began
gen unb Sienltos Die preitdgise an=
padt, oteuon ben @emeinocmit9lieOern
beitens Sur lSirtun9 ocS S%eelenbeile0
bennBi wurre, 9eihloren.
\ No6p. lor. Nub. @unoermann
III Breckenridge erbieit oieier Gage Die
SrauerHad)ridt, Dap 'ein &uter, Sob.
Wunoermann, III Der alien Neimatb
&dnerbaulen BEL Sin9clItdot I'M 9lltcr
pon 66 Sabren seitorben 1T. X. /. P.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
{pmm: unt &iua9s=SSablcm,

Die am Gienitaa in Iebter ISOLDE in ben
perihieosRen 2owns uno W,llages pom
Stearns @ountp uorsenommenen Wablen
batten, 10 melt uns bis jest Die Seribte
porliegen, folgenoes G%rse5nib: -.
Uillages.
GoltS prin9.- 3rMitees: Ybil. s.
3rap. Prdioent; ". Wolitor, U. Sum.
mer. ). 3iebm; H.coroer: Wid. Wenner
Shabmsiiter: Wid. 6emmiih; '5rieoens:
rihter: y. W. @reiisn, 9. 8. Strap; Son.
itable,: Eobert 9innoorf.
st. b%.-3ruhees: y. J. Pi.
nault. Yrdiioent; Wih. Tfannenitein, y.
Nihenbrenner, Nnbr. Wal,; Hecoroer: J.
Goblin; Shasmeiiter: Did. Qoio.
Rem Ya e.-3ruitees: g.
6. Yilon, Yraiioent; ". &. Shulb. Sam,
aroonblawo. 8. Happe; Hscorber: III. 9,
elliott; Shabmeiter: Z. Z. Quno; 1rie;
oensrihter: Z. j. Barrie.
papneSpiIIe.- 9ruftees: &. R
Otranoer. praioent; 3. 8. Omen, 6reb
6arper, ). o. Swanion; 3scorber: u. 4
Yuebie; Shabmeiiter: Mler. Chisholm
5rieoensrihter: W. 8. Omen; 9onitabler
@. u. Betrie.
WaiteY t.-2ruitees: 9. 9. Belts
YraIbent; Z. 8cper. 3. Shoppers. 8. 3
Wiltss; Hseorbsr: z. 6. 2prsu; Sdabmei
itsr: W. ). Smith; WarihaI: %. 9eje
Der; NHefor: 8. s. Rbooes; Gonitabler
Wictor Sobnion. L]-J-1s .
,A,. -ssar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
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inner correspondent BON Sorab
l6reibt: Oerr Sobn Heul1er uno
Srau BON Wtillerpille waren lette $50
DE auf Selu6 bel ibrer Ssdter, Der
!rau :. S6lener. SIR Seiu6 gait
beiouoerS Der lett einiseu @oden
l6wertrantsn S9wicgermutter ibrer
So6ter, Der ,Srau ID. Sblener, mel
DE unter Der 9elhitten S~ebauolung
n~nlereo tlt9ti9en Nr;tes Souman quite
8Ortlbrltte sum Selleren ma6t.-Sie
bo6beta9te Wutter Hamler, uelde
leit einigen 9So6en ernitli6 trant ME
berlu9, 9ebt ebenidlS, wenn9lei6
lon9lam, ibrer pollen @euclun9 entgez
gen oieielbe lit IS Sabre olt.-Gin
fleines Sino beS Notelmumes ,Iacob
Braun, welde6 ldn9ere .3eit trdntels
te, bellert lid SulebenoS BON Sag III
2a9. -Nrou 6Ot6. Hotbiteiu bat 10
ebeu eineu 9rpBen &Orrutb neucy Mnu.
IsT mir tbren Fu5ma6erlaoen erbalz
ten, Sommerbite, Slumen, &rGn;e,
gd1oer, Spteen II. i 10. mad Der
neueiten Wooe weroen palelblt Su BEN
bsntbur bili9'ten Ereilen pertauft.
Gin Sober miro es in ieinem Sntereiie
fnoen, BEL ibr uorSulpre6en, bepOr er
onoersmo fault. Nu6 perfsrtiot lie
aut Seltellun9 Samenz unb ainoers
fleioer 81 lebr nieori9en Treilen in
bielem sadie e~rireut lie ii9 elmer Be
l%ouoers Sro6en &Inol6ait. IS lpri9t
b~elonoers fiir lie, oaB piele Gltern
lire Sodter ~ ibr in Die Sebre l6iten,
hQuit lie i'm 9tdbeu tii6tig weroen.-
Serr Nid. Dlnger, Elm Sino Der Sc
meiuoe Gi6mono, bat lid bier bauerno
oils photograph nieoer9elallen. Gr
if. qlS iol6.r uortbeilbait betannt uno
lsin gutter Su6rui sins ihm auf lein
neles Nrbeitoielo uoran.-Neue Mo-
jdinerie iiir Die Hi6mono Creamery
lit IN lester @ode au9etommen.
Inter Setbeili9un9 uieler yeio=
t~ra9enben wuroe Wittpo6 in lester
ISOLDE bic SonntaSs porber in Mel
role peritorbene nod iunse Satin oes
Serrn Feter S%eifermann aui Dem
air6boie III 9 6ill oil Der
Seite ibrer ibr i9on ldn9lt i'm Gooe
poran9esansenen Wutter sur letten
8ube beitattet. Gin Gage Dor ibrem
Sobe untsrso9 li6 Die Serbli6ene,
wet6e leit 9eraumer .3eit trdntelte,
elmer l6wierisen operation, al Der
lsiper allies dr;tli9e SSinen l6eiterte.
Die @eritorbene, welde li6 9roBer
ssliebtbeit erireute, binterldBt ibrem
70 bart sepriiten @atten smei feline
ainoer. sic mar cine Sodter oeS
in Sprins Siu wobnbaften uno auses
mein oea6t.ten BERN WatbiaS Stiles.
Mose Die Oabinsei6ieoene in 6rieoen
ruben!
@ebrioer S6admann, wel6e uns
ter benz Seroa9t, auf Der 6arm oeS
Or. Siilel nabe &opalton orei1
Ssbn Sui9sl @eiSen seitoblen gu ba'
ben, Dem arm Der @ere6tisteit pers
f.len, wuroen Oienitas proSeilirt, no
bel Hid. S6admann ii6 i6ulbis be-
fannie unb isinen Sruoer In bas TerE
asben permidelte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
WrOBerSerfantD D. @ajhjtoifcn

Yin ipesieies Tar9ai1 N einer neIen T1--1rI
gercales 36 3oa brett 81 Gets Die Gle. Sd0ie
gfuiter uno ga 5lih neu ginbeimii9e 0inlbams N
8, Z, 10, l21a, Is Gents, SHUTTER ebeuio id51 ME
Die lmportirte1 8in9bams. ySir balteH nur Die BE-.
ite1 importirten 8i'9bams Der @elt. DE Der.
ldieoenbett 1T bel une Die srOBte, Die je bon sinem
@eldaIt II Ct elouo 9eSei9t puroe. Iro pls
nod belier 1T, Die Ereiie limb 10, oaB lie 3eoernann
entisreten pom 10 biz 5Octs Die Gle. g9r linden
Ser ,nii9er oa oieie tfaare oor;uSeigen, gleit.
piel 90 Sbr tIuft ooer nidt. gSenn ibr oieielben
beidaut, luiiien mir, oaB cine ,3eit iomnt, 81 Der
Sbr fault, jest ODER ipdter, uenn Sbr pelhe &c.
brandt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23

" Trast nod Ser Commercial
Bouquet 6isurre BON Ser 81. @. &ire
Gisurren So, bann erbaltet ibv bic
bette sets Gi9arre, Die ibr ie serunti
babt. 81 pertuuien bel allen ':,dnos
Tern 3S=bo
. &uuit Sure Siteriarbe i'm
Hatet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
&lcitcrnpHc

aIler Arten pom Siai9iten bis ;um
Selten ebenlo cine pra6tpolle Plus
mubl IN @~in9bams, Galico9 mn
Mal6ltofl.n. 2Sir iiibrsn mr. Die be
item Strumpilpaaren uno pcrtouim
Nueo 10 bilis ais Der Siui9ite.
15-4 ". Z. Gang, @ihmoun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
pnpuldreG MISUNDERSTANDING
- BON -
FRANZ FANDEL,

1T eoen la III oer@ Obe mtb enr9hu aiunrn ln9eiut I'M bic ih6m " ire N tm
fen uO gu bepnnosrn, wAhe iebt in oile uo j lie sur Nlfbt uor leg. '""
S6war5e &leiOeritoHe. i H"i Tns ' S"ts s sos. a '9p orsns 's aS,e
wob ohle @nae riS bibib rt III meo Ni Jrl9pDr beio1oers sequ.
Narblge &let0erl to1e. sIrp ~@oT si u, ' IT. Sl,n S' o@r'e, al tn 5.n
unleu9eH III otAen 6ruDmbr. Nnfdugib mare ls ibt bluIe uo ben Baaprbr
uute3abrin9en; bis eH aMr baben MIR ibon 10 oHe uertauft me Dir in iraberen3 l5nr1
oorra9t8 bane' ,uno urere Nu5unbl 1T nod OoqtduotL EN- 3eben, bah Die Gent
mlrot e a pu1en, mo man al pete entaut Sir II . uniGen pPet 5reuuoeu ouutbr
fr i9reu inter u3un9 no mir ueroen Naes tbun, I'M eoeu aunoe1 suiueOeu,uneQer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23

Jarmi a.-Superuiioren: 6ermann
Ramler, 0orliBer; ". 2emte, Sobu 3be'
len; elert: 3. y. 9iuamann; SD Bmei
tier: 6snrp aorte; Qiieiior; BAL. guael'
barb; jrieoensrihter: Jrant Biuenbrine
Gonitabler: 9. 9uden, Sac, 8oller. :
@rope.-Superoiioren: Baul SanO,
Soriibsr; 6erm. Nathe, Ben. Otte; @lert:
3obn VI. aul,er; Shah neiiter: Germ. J.
Weper; Aiieiior: RIB. 6anien; 5rieoens.
rihter: 3o8. Hielano; @onitatler: 5reo.
So,iti.
Sat,-5uperpiioreu: G}rib 6eiogerten,
Boriiber; Waib. lbieleu, Gbriit. Welle;
Glert; ). y. Ssnoltsu; SbaBmeiiter; Son.
rao lBelle; aiieiior; fran5 Rielano; 5rie'
oenSribtsr: Nnt. Gatermonu; 9~onitabler:
George 3orlen.
Welroie. -Sup.ruiioren: !. Stsin,
UorliBer; 6erm. Wlbters unb Sobn Q9in,
iers; Glert: Cos. NiebauS; Sbabmeiiter:
Terub. 6%innentamp; Niieiior: Wm. Jreo.
rids; 5rieosusrihter 90. Wdnniua; Con.
ltabler; 5obn 3ittar uno 6p. 9ooo.
auon.- supsruiioren: Sobn 9biel.
mann. VorIiBer; Jobn Heb. 3obn Wes'
ties; elert: w. 9. bartholomew; SbaB.
meilt,r; get. 1iered; Niieiior: Bet. Rosen,
5rieoensribtsr: 3obn &e9inet; eonitab.
Ter: 6enrp Sbmitt.
Sretn.-Superpiioren: Watbias DO
gat'huif. 8oriissr; Wm. @eroos, Reinb.
Vob; SbaBmeiiter: Sos. @remers; Glert:
Jos. @asperlin; aiieiior; 6. j. @erabs.
Neutrality-suspicious. otb Bo9atss
nit, 0orIiBer. Reinsr Dos. g8m @eraos,
elert, sos @osperlin. Nii,iior, & ) De:
rahs, Shobmeiiter. Cos 9remers, 5rie.
oensritter, . Sbuller. Gonitablsr, Wih
@asperlin. ..s-. 80
HoduilIe.-Superuiioren E8eis.
mann. 0oriiser, Jobn 6 Ables, Nt Sirih.
SbaBmeiiter. 3ocob Wsismnun, @lert, 3
6en5el, Nlelior, Cos Srebsbad.
W rionG ountp.
RilIageBiri.-1rutees, V6 8ero,
Vra'loent. 6ubert Sares. : Z 8era, Nm
gueS, Recoroer, u Sismnnu. Sbusmei'
ltrr, j y 6urtmann, 6rieoeneridter, y
@rob, 6onitabier, ) Shub. Ses Stas,
>SVDy " Hul tlUt OlllllIle uteut-
belt beiru9, wiro BON oeiien @eener be.
ouitanoet
Comm Biers.-Superuiioren, ,}os
Sen,felo, 8oriiBer. Watb 8rcB, Robert
6ruber, Glert, Is q Yirnia, StoBmeiiter,
6nb Sores, Niisiior, NrSit,manu, Irie.
oensribter, y j San, GonitabIer, Cos
0nrm, nnb ) y BERG. 5m @on,en pur:
oen 81 200 erboheu, 1900 fir Comm. ANS,
ioNen. Sl.l0O fir Wsse: uno Yrllten,
5000 flr Irme.
N8ram. -Superpiioren, Z 3 0anaer,
0orlltier, : Wsper, y 9nthbnrn, Glerf,
. Wiillnsr, Sbaijmeiiter, 8 9iert, @iiei:
ior, y Neiiins, 6rieosnsritier, . Boil
tier. Gonitablsr, 5rt aanol. Grbobene
@eloer, 1915 fllr Sopn: Nusloaen, $50 fir
Wese' uno Sriiden, SEQ fir Nrme.
nb.-Superuiioren, y9 @olte, Dor.
liijsr, . @aiiert, y Sruibet, Glert, 3heo
3bislen, Shat'meiiter, ) SoIIte, Niieiior,
Bet SIrnig, Jrieoensritter. U Wermus.
firten, Gonitabler, 3obn 9 Scier. Gr.
bobene @eloer, 5000 iiir 3opn.N ustaaeu.
$500 fur Wese' uno Sriiden, $50 fir
Nrme.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
Nrnntei9entbums= @crfdmfe.
Dir stn .IsItasrn- tsrittet pSn Rssiarar Ssrru Sri
u. gmnel.

Dir hen .EsItasrn- tsrittst rem Rssiarar Ssrru Sssn
VI. gmmsl.
Sic Ct . w & M Rp 60 an Sartbpl
Suffice Iir nip4 nell Sec 10 : 1876
@tuHt @o.... 2oo
Sic Scottiih american Fortldae SO
an Sobn appoa iiir ieL1 nea Sec
81 1876 &ldlle 30 uno auoere5 -. 800
GGGl Sennet urb Satti1 an Scbu
hmable fnr nch iu4 seq
va &lane so . . ....... 600
Nrbrem 3ie9snbsin an &biaip :
GbrIlt rn1. nD4 Sec Il Z 1872
NIunt ES.... ........... 0UO
s. e Yettp Nd Satin an JS 9peper
fiir IL ip1 Sec 30 ! 1872 &laiie
% mo Nn0eres ........ .... 300
q ~ @teuart uuo Sdttin an Wartiu
Mouls fur Ip4 mex Secl53 l25
&lalie 30 ....... 400
6 u @rirols uno @iat'e an @alter
8re8orp iir ie4 Sw 20 12!8
% 49,. 80. ...... 1900
THEODORE sod ct al an Snp Runres
iiir Got g Slct : Soscpc 1875
Z Z Ntnouo I'M Satin al Stcpbdu
3enrer iitr ipl1 iwT Scc6S l22
&laiie 2s uno Nnoerrs go. . 1900
Simpu &aiiam al Rlcbolas Keepers
iiir 2ptS II i 10 Vlrt IL Nppu 1876
Setter &ome NJ Wath 6ontbeim iiir
iiuI nu4 Sec 81 Z l22 alaiie 80
uno Mnoeres also
SalIhub tritt OFT nut bel taltem Wetter
Die runere Sauo erarelieuo uuo anoere R6r.
pertbeils Sopo's Suridpnrilo, Der aroBe
Blutrein,9er hctlt SaliHuB.
6oob's Ptdrn pyrieu por,iaiih nab Der
WnhlteIt uuN @firirer Rrpfnrh. CSC.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01
Criminal

Mrs. Emma Lands died at Kansas
City, being the third OF the three
women shot by Levi Moore. a fish
monger. Mrs. Annie Campbell,
Moore's fourth victim, cannot live.
AS the Australia was leaving the
harbor at Honolulu, a z named
Wade, who was terroriZing the crew
with a gun was shot and killed by
Capt. Evans.
John Washtub and Joseph Stark.
fullblood Choctaw Indians. were pub
licly logged at San Bois, LIT, in ac-
cordance with the Choctaw law. The
w men We're sentenced TO receive 100
lashes on the hare back as a penalty
for stealing cattle.
William Hackney. architect TO the
kasas City board of education and
one of the foremost men in his pro-
fession. committed suicide in his Of
fee. The suicide left a note TO the
newspapers stating that he was hope
lessly in debt and that he had decided
To quit business.
In e~ndeayoring to carry out the order
OF his superior officers TO place under
arrest all colored men found carrying
weapons without permits - an order
which was due 10 the killing of two col
ored men and the wounding of a third
Policeman James +. Sbeehan of the
T-wenty-second street station, Chicago,
was shot in the abdomen by Ed Ham
mer, receiving q wound that may
prove fatal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01
Snnrfinr Nafe.

Oxford and Cambridge challenge Har-
ward and Yale TO athletic contests.
The Fitzsimmons-J effries fight is TO
take place on the night of JuLe 8.
Englewood. H., had a bull-fight re-
Gently, in which two boys were nearly
killed.
The French Oaks was won by Ger
maine, with Herse second, Jacasse
third and Sesara fourth. Fifteen RAJ.
Mike Farragher of Youngstown,
Ohio. Knocked out Jimmy Reeder Of
Altoona Pa. in the fifth round OF
what was scheduled as a twenty-round
contest.
Joe Butler of Philadelphia knocked
out Ed Dunkhorst of Syracuse at the
Are Athletic club in Athens Pa. in
the sixth round of what was 20 have
been a twenty-round bout
Charles i. Buel. on a 500 wager.
walked from Trevor, Wis, 10 the sheep
pens in the s~tockyards at Chicago. a
distance Of sixty miles, in less than
eighteen hours. beating the sheep
trains schedule time by three hours
and thirty-six minutes.
EIduk LfAt dlA ANA l&tNA-Ac AaNE
been matched for a twenty-round con
test AT I2S pounds for the lightweight
championship. The bout is To be held
in the big amphitheater OF the Haw-
thorne Athletic club on the outskirts
OF Buffalo. y. Y. on July 3. The purse
is $500. $4,000 10 go 10 the winner.
At the ellis theater ar Kansas City.
before a few hundred spectators, Evan
Lewis secured an easy victory over
Bert Scheller. They met catch-as-
catchcan, strangle-hold barred. best
three in five falls Lewis won In
straight falls in 5 minutes. 645 and
$40.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01

will Not Surrender Them
Without a Premium

Pierre, s. D.-The holders of the Mad
ison Normal bonds. amounting 10 So
500, due in 1902. have definitely refused
to surrender them without the payment
of a premium by the state. The hold
ers of the $4,000 of constitutional
bonds vet outstanding, which do not
become due until 1910. have agreed TO
surrender them after July i. There is
upwards of 100000 now on hand In
the bond interest and sinking fund, and
Treasurer Shamber is using every eff
fort 10 cur the surrender of the
bonds yet due. The main trouble in
this direction appears TO be a demand
on the part Of the holders for a premi-
nm for their surrender. While the
treasurer does not believe that he has
any authority 10 make any such pay
ments, even az a saving TO the state,
be viii submit the question 10 the at
torney general for an opinion on that
phase handling bends. The treasurer
Is in receipt OF numerous communion
tons from Eastern investors as 10 So
curing school bonds OF the state. but
this lie of investments are practically
all going into the permanent school
Au4ds NbClt Glc iuAtEt>i paul Is 10 the
SCHOOLS of the state, assisting In the re-
duction of taxation. and this class OF
securities will be hard for Eastern in
yestors to secur in future.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Power Multiplying compa-
ny ar Pierre, with a capital OF 5000
600. Incorporators. e. L. Squire, ID. L.
Meyer and s. A. Travis.
The heaviest shipment OF cattle in
for any n day this spring arrived on
Friday, when over leo young cattle
We're received by special train Besides
these shipments. over 400 head were
driven in from tb- East on the same
day. The receipts so far this spring are
between 6,0O0 and 200 head. with
many shipments late in the season on
account OF the cold Yet Z come. One
feature OF the shipments this spring is
that none OF them remain for n
length OF time in the yards. all being
taken up about as rapidly as received.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01
II MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock Centers.

ST. Paul. May 80. - Wheat = No. L
Northern. 4 3-4M13 3-4c; No. 2 North
ern. TI1-2GI2e. Corn-No. 3 yellow.
81 34G32c; No. ., 81 1-2G31 34c. Oats
No. 8 white. 2SG2S Ice: No. 8, 81 1-2
@aSc. Barley and Rye-Sample barley,
Sea40c; No. , rye. 56c; No. 3 rye, soc.
Duluth. May 80. Wheat - Cash,
No. l hard, Tile: No. 1 Northern.
43-4c; No. 2 Northern. 1014c: No. 3
spring, 81 SIC: 10 arrive. No. 1 hard,
"a Lie: No. i Northern. 143-4c: July,
No. / hard, 80 5-Sc; No. i Northern,
T51-Sc; September. No. / Northern.
35Sc. Oats. 20 34G2T 1-4c: rye, 57c.
Minneapolis. May 80. Wheat -
May closed at ~ Lie; July opened at
10 LIE and closed at T3 Ice; Sestem-
Der opened at II 34c and closed at 72c.
On track-No. 1 hard, "a 1-2c; No. 1
Northern, I31-2c; No. > Northern,
~ Ice.
Milwaukee, Wis. May so. - Flour IS
steady. Wheat steady: No. 1 Northern,
16I16 lie; No. 2 Northern, "A I-2aT5c
Oats lower at - 1929 T-Sc. Rye is
steady; No. ], 6o12c. Barley steady;
No. =. Ale: sample, 81 1-2G41c.
Chicago. May 80. - Wheat - No. .
red. I6Ufs Lac: No, 5 red. 13@I6c: No.
. hard winter, 12d1 &c; No. s, ToI12c;
No. / Northern spring. 10 I-2d16 LIE:
No. .. I4I15 lie: No. 3, 69d74c. Corn
No. .. 33 Lie; No. 3. 81 LIE. Oats
No. =. 70 1-2c; No. 5, &C.
Chicago. May 80. - Hogs - Light,
S3.JoM3-S0: mixed, S3.5513S5; heavy.
@.1SHS.ep: rough. $3.JoHl3. Is. Cattle
Reeves, S4.25G5.J0; cows and heifsrs.
S2a5; Texas steers. S.25G4S5; stock
ers and feeders. SS.65a5.1 10. Sheep -
Natives. S5.15G5l60: lambs. S.4M1.
Sioux City, Iowa, May 80. - Hogs -
S.6odS.a5 Cattie-Beeves. 81 &c 3:
COWS and bulls. mixed, S2ef4.5O: stock
ers and feeders. S3.T5G4.50; calves and
yearliags. S~3t75d525.
South ST. Paul. May 80. - Hogs -
SS55a3.65. Cattle-Cows. S27Jff415.
steers. S4-3eniSo: bulls. SS.3sdS65:
stockers, A.69d5. Sheep. $4.75G5.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01

prayery of Private Holman eains
Him a. Lieutennncy.

yarkton : D-I,ccent letters re-
celyed from the Philippines tell or the
leroism Of John Holman. Company =,
the Yankton company, who. Tor braN-
cry in action. was promoted from the
ranks 20 second lieutenant or Company
q ON the 26th of March. before Mari
lao. the First South Dakota found the
insurgents ~intrenched Gro the river
Dlopg the railroad. The river was too
wide 10 ford. and the natives were on
the other desunder cover ana pouring
lead into our ranks. Col. trost re-
carried ii as unsafe TO cross the bridge
with the troops. At the moment or the
arrival of Company G, the rebels mad
set fire to the bridge at their end.
Adjutant Lien called attention 10 D
fire. ami someone yelled: Let n
bridge 90 TO h-l,i No replied Lien,
I'VE need the bridge" II will 20 over
and put out the fire." cried Holman,
and he made a dash across h long
bridge. He was deaf 10 the universal
cry 10 come back" and got safely over
before the fire had made much head
way. and succeeded in ex~tinguishing
ii. Then, cOolly turning around, he
oTened fire upon the enemy. who We're
but a few yards away and in plain
sight. The regiment, inspired by Hol-
mans example. then dashed across u
bridge. and the natives were soon put
10 flight Nothing especially was said
Of the affair. and when his commission
was rendered him he was taken COM
pletely by surprise. His promotion Is
n qualification to his friends here. He
left a prosperous business, being a
successful young lawyer. postponed his
marriage TO n young lady OF this place.
and, asking no preferment, enlisted as
a private.
William ~Fahrenwald. whose death
from dysentery was recently reported
in the Associated Press dispatches
from the Philippines. was a Yankton
man. He was well and fayorably
known here. Two years ago he took a
civil service examination. and oon
after was appointed a substitute mail
carrier here. which position he held at
the time of his enlistment. He leaves
q wife and three small children.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-01
washington TaIk.

The representatives OF several infiu-
entail journals have left The Hague
because OF the secrecy with which the
d~eliverations OF the peace congress are
being conducted.
declared a Is per cent dividend in IA
vol OF the creditors OF the insolsent
First National bank OF Larimore,
~. u.
The president has 3anioned William
Raster, who pleaded guilty in 1875. in
Alaska OF assault with a dangerous
weapon and was sentenced to two and
q half years in prison
Maj. James Allen. signal corps. u. s.
A, has been relieved from further duty
on the staff OF Mai. Gen. Miles and
ordered TO report for duty as an assis-
tant in the office OF the chief signal OF
ficer.
The Belgian minister has notified
the state department that the interna-
tional congress Of agriculture. which
is 10 meet at Client. will open July $
next instead OF June ) as heretofore
announced.
The British embassy at Washington
has been informed Of the appointment
Of William MaNmuller as second secre-
tary OF the embassy. He Is a son OF
the Well known author and scientist.
Prof. Maxmuller. Is nm Eaten and OK
ford man with a diplomatic service an
Constantinople and The Hague.
Col tlfred f. Bates. OF the pay de-
partment, who was recently relieved
from duty as military attache ~ the
United States embassy al London. re-
ported al the war department for duty
as assistant TO Taymaster, General
Carey. The latter viii retire for age
July I next, and it Is generally cnder-
stood ar the war department that Col.
Bates will succeed him.