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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13

Miscellaneous Descriptions
Section 2, Town %, Range %.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. { cta.
Oswald Seidil, NV acre of ne
u, sec 2, t %. r %, 1 acre.. 2.16
Geo. A. Young ct al, W " of Sc
u. SEQ 2, Is, r %, 80 acres. 1850
P. Reiz, n of Sc n Qess 10 acres
: in ne cor to Jordan).. sec 2.
%, 20, TO acres. ................, 8S.23
Caroline Wolterstorf, CONG at a
point 60 rods from ne cor Of
NV u, see 2. %, %; tn 10
rods; tn $ 80 rods: tn 10 rods;
tn W 80 rods to beg sec 2. IS.
%, acres. Observation-Disclosures. 9H
Mathida Wolterstorf, CONG at a
point so rods w from ne cor of
NV Il, sec 2, %, %; tn 10
rods; tn 80 rods: tn 10 rods;
tn n so rods. sec 2, 49, %,
VIM. Woiterstorf, CONG at point '
20 rods W from ne cor Of NV "a,
sec 2, %, 22i tn rods,
tn so rods: tn s rods: tn
50 rods. sec 2, 49, o. acres. ut
Catherine Wolterstorf, "A of
u Of NV 4 Qess AZ acres to
Hess. and to Holmberg,
and ex 10 acres to Strate and
Koerner). SEQ 2. t %. r %. 201s
acres
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Assessment District No. o, Cit!
ST. Paul-COntinued.
Taxes and

e r. Bryant's Subdivision of Blocks is and
16. Stinson's Francis Street Addition to st.
Paul, Ramsey. Co., Mimi.
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Taxes and
Dn~.1S-

E. R. Bryants Subdivision Of Blocks Is and
10, Stinson's Francis Street Addition to St.
Paul. Ramsey Co, Mimi.
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Miscellaneous Descriptions.
Section 3. Town % Range %

Name of Owner and PanaItw Nv
Description. 4 cfs
G. A. Fredenreich, CONG at
point s. Sc deg west, 1928 chs
from 4 sec post on line SEQ
8; tn s. SO deg rs min e. 10 chs
to point called "A;,' tn O.
171s deg W. to intersection with
and s center line sec g. tn
continuing s., 171s deg W, to a
point 2.14 chs from point "A; :"
tn s, u deg e, to n and center
line sec 3; tn n to point of beg
sec 3. %. g. acres 49,. 1919
James Stinson, NV u of NV u,
less road, SEQ 3. Is. %. acres
James stinson, u of NV Il lex ''
2444 acres to Frederick and 10
acres to Nettleship and acras
to Fridenrich), sec 3. Is. 20,
acres 1873 Observation-Disclosures. 1875 s5
8, %. 70. acres d.. s1.4s
do SO 4 of sw u Cess acres
to railroad). SEQ 8. %. %.
acres - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a. OF
Caroline Kessler, u Of the fol- -''''
lowing Cong at point n. TN
deg W. So links from n sec line 49,.
distant 1923 chs from 4 post
on boundary line of sec 8; tn
n, 721a deg W, 10 chs; tn 6, 17h
deg W, 1925 chs; tn 8, u deg &,
10 chs tn n. 171a deg 9. 1859 chs
to beg, 8. Is. 22........ 8547
Section 9. Town %, Range e,
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. cts.
O'Brien and Fitzpatrick, and ex
part to W. H GRANT,, sec Q. %.
2a ............ .-................. al
John D. O'Brien and John F. Fitz-
patrick, CONG on sec line be-
tween secs and 10. 800 it S of
n line secs and 10; tn go
IT; tn W to Mississippi river; tn
n to point 900 # Of last named
line; tn ely at right angles to
beg, part Of 1t l, sec 8, %.
Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874.
VIM. H. Grant Jr. com'g at the
NV cor of secs 8 and 10: tn
$50 #: tn at right angles to
said last line to Mississippi river;
tn My along said river to the line
between said sec 9 and sec 4:
tn along said last line to beg,
all in 1t 1, sec 8. t %. a.. 1890
Section 10. Town %. Range p,
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. ots
VIM. Davis, und u of Sc Z Of NV
Il, 10. %. %, acres 20. 1919
VIM. Davis. und " of 9 " OF sw
4 of sw u of sec TO-, t 2S. %.
st. Aubin & Dion. und Y Of SO
a OF NV n of sec TO-. { "a. a.
St. Aubin & Dion ,n.' und 4 q Il 90
Of sw Il Of NV a, less railroad. ),
sec 10. %. %, acres 5.;...... 6.17
ST. Aubin & Dion .und " of W n
of sw u of NV ", less railroad.
sec 10. %, r %, acres 10. ....... 1890
VIM. David, und u Of W Y Of sw
4 OF NV a of sec 10. 70. 70
Y. sec 10, IS. a. acres 10. s.2s
VIM. David und VI of y Of sw
u of NV u Of sec TO- %. %.
acres OF
Jas Stinson. " Of NV Il. sec 10.
2S. 70. acres 80-.. 0.O
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District No. 0, City Of
ST. PauI-COntinued.
Taxes and
D-T&
Name of Owner and

Hager's Subdivision of Lots l, 2, 3, 4. 8, 49,
T. II. 10. l6, II, Is, Walcotts Adoitlon 10
Cottage Homes.
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Section 10, Town %, Range %.
Name Of Owner and
Description.
Geo. B. Young ct al, "A of ne
u Qess railway, SEQ 10, t %,
%, 77.22 acres.
e. G. Palmer, Sc II Of Sc u. SEQ
10. %, %. 40 acres. ........
Section II, Town %, Range %.
Name OF Owner and
=. Description.
o u Of ne u, sec II. %,
%, 20 acres.
D. NJ; Emmons. x Of ne 4 Qess
~ OF Sc v OF ne ", sec ii.
%. r %, 80 acres.
Mary O'Connor, CONG at sw cor
Of NV Y Of NV n, SEQ ii, %,
%; tn . along NJ line between
n " and "a Of NV n sec S2O.S2
It to center Of Point Douglas
road for place Of beg; tn along
the IN line 1025.9S chs; tn 10,
SO deg 30 min W. 1850 It, tn
II deg 40 min W, So2.s5 It; tn
tn 9. 81 deg W, I26o.70 # to
center of Point Douglas road; tn
nw'ly and along the center Of
said road 134.13 It to an angle in
- said road; tn nw'ly along center
of said road $50 50 it to w SEQ
line and place Of beg. 6.38 acres
more or less, being In "A OF
NV n. less railroad, sec. II. t Is.
%, acres 6.3S ..............
Daniel -O'Connor, sw Il of sw A..
less railroad, sec Ii, %, "a
acres 37.1
Union Land Co., W n of ne u. less
II 615-1O00 acres plated into
Burlington Heights Division No.
sec lit 28,r %, acres IS 385-10O0.
Union Land Co.. und * Of ne v Of
NV ", less 2 $40 acres plated
into Burlington Heights Division
No. 2. sec II, % 22.............
Union Land Co., u Of Y, less
ton and Northern Railroad and
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad, part plated into Oak
land Addition and Oakland Ad-
dition No. 2, and Valentines Adj
dition and Burlington Heights d.
vision No. 2, less 5.SS acres to D..
and J. O'Connor, sec IL, t %.
%. acres 7.SS Observation-Disclosures.
Union Land Co., NV y Of NV Y,
less 9.S5 acres, plated into Oak
land Addition No. 2, and less
15-100 acres to railroad, SEQ II. (
%, %, acres 80. ...........
Union Land Co.. NV u Of sw u,
less parts to railroad and less
acres plated into Valentines
Addition, sec IL, t %. q, acres
12.S0 ...-...:... .............-...::.
Union Land Co., ne II Of sw II.
less parts to railroad and less
1924 acres plated into Valen-
tines Addition and Burlington
Heights Division No. 2, sec Ii, t
+ %, %, acres GIT ................
Union Land Co.. Sc " Of sw u,
less parts taken by railroad and
less 14.33 acres plated into Bur
lington Heights Division No. 2.
and ex part to Burlington Heights
Improvement Co. page 5. line p,
sec II, %. %. acres TO-. ......:.
Union Land Co.. Sc n of. less 1888
acres plated into Burlington
Heights Division No. :. acres
1l0.lz .....s.s.. ...ss..ssssessssssss
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
1e's Subdivision of Lot As. Cot
tage Homes.
Taxes and
Taxes and

Smiths Subdivision Of Block IA, ,Stinson's
Francis Street Addition to st. Paul, Ram
sew County Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
Section %. Town 20. Range %.
Name of Owner and

Name of Owner and.
Description.
Helen NJ. Libby, W 1903 IT Of $40
fit Of Sc u of sw 4, sec %, 20,
20, ga acres.
Helen M. Libby, NV 4 Of Sc " Of
Sc 4 of sw u, sec %. 20, r %,
2z acres
s. A. Beyans, 1872 it of W 1740 It
Of $50 # Of sw Il, sec %, %,
%. acre.
John W. Staples, W 264 It Of 764. 5
# of 9 S34 # Of Sc Il Of sw II :.
gee %. %. T %, 2 acres.
Marie Josephine Koenspel, n 1-3 OF
n 7.65 chs of 1882 chs of n
1850 chs Of ne u, SEQ q, 20,
%. 6 acres.
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Name of Owner and

Description.
M: E. Nixon, CONG at a point on g
line of sec "a 917. ~ it W from Sc
cor OF said sec; tn W along said
sec line 4S4 Ito # to a stake: til n
to center Of Hudson road: tn civ
along center of said road to a
point due n from beg lex H.
Germain's 8 acres), sec "a, 20.
%, n.80 acres.
Harriet German, CONG at q point
on line of sec 81 1, 402. so # W of
Sc cor Of said sec; tn 1900 # to
center Of Hudson road; tn along
center of said road s, Sc deg e.
1870 TT; tn S 1. 493 IT to 8 line of
said SEQ; tn W 1852 # to beg. sec
"a, t 20. %, 8 acres. .............
NJ. E. Nixon, CONG at a point
where the center line of Hudson
road intersects line of sec "a; tn
1,430 IT to Sc cor of said sec; th
W along sec line 917.42 it: tn n
parallel with line of sec to CEN
ter of Hudson road; tn ely along
center Of said road to beg lex ely
10 acres and Potter's 8 aeres), sec
"a. 20, %, IA 239-10OO acres.
+. G. German, CONS at point on
line of sec "a 1885, # W from Sc
cor of said sec; tn 1874 #; tn n
1,3S7.57 IT to center of Hudson
road; tn s. SO deg 80 min W, 95.77
It along said road tn n, SO deg 81
min W. 63.19 TT along said road;
tn $ 1,384.04 to beg. sec 81, t 20,
", acres. ..................
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
Section 8, Town %. Range %

Name of Owner and
Description.
M. I. Dayton, CONG 17.5 chs
of NV cor Of z of ne u Of
TT: tn s. IS deg 40 min Q, 300
#; tn n, 81 deg Is min e, 1905 #;
tn n to place of beg, sec 8, %,
20, 10 acres.
James Stinson, ne a Qess 10 acres
to Dayton and 10 acres to
Stevens), sec 3, %, %. 40
acres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Edward S. Corser, und 1-3 of the
W " Of Sc Il Cess railway, SEQ
8. t %, %, 2o1s acres. .........
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Name Of Owner and
Description. /
r. P: Stevens, CONG at point on
line OF Sc a Of NV u 200 fit W
OF ne cor Of sc a of NV Il; tn 8
10 rods; tn W rods; tn 10 rods
to the line of Sc a of NV ";
tn e to beg, SEQ %, t %, r %.
Section %, Town 20. Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
Name of Owner and

H'oire VI OWner ana Penal
Description. Sc
A. Ames sw Il of NV 4 sec 20.
20. ~. acres 40. n
A Ames, ne u Of sw u SEQ %, 30,
r %. acres 40 ............. n
A. Ames, NV 4 of sw Il sec %, t 20,
r. p, acres 40: ................. 92
Hendricks and Cornish. Sc u of Sc
Qess railroad and less strip $50
IT wide lying of railroad right
of way), sec %, 20. %, acres 8. GO
Hendricks and Cornish, part Of sw
a Of Sc a lying My OF right of
way of railroad. sec %, t 20, r
%, acres 80. 100. ... 81
Section 26, Town 49, Range %,
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Name Of Owner and
Dissertation


Description.
Angler Ames, that part Of ne Il OF
NV Il n of right of way of
railroad lex AZ acres to Schur-
meier), sec 26, t 20, %. ......
B. F. Schurmeier, an und 1-6 of the
following: CONG 365- it 8 of NV
n OF 1t 3. on Saltwater road; tn
W along said road ITO #; tn at
right angles My 500 #; tn at
right angles ely 400 #; tn se'ly
to point 3s51s it from beg; tn
along road 3S51a fit to beg, part
of n " Of Sc Il and It's 2 and 8,
sec rs, t 20, %, acres 6.........
H. Greve. ~ of sw Il Of Sc Il,
sec rs, t 20, %, acres 20.
H. Greve. " of Sc 4 of Sc Il,
sec 26. t 20. %. acres 20.
Section q, Town %. Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
Riverside Park


oCIISI q OuUuIV ISlOn NO. z OF LOtS 3 and T.
Block 4. Rogers and Hendricks Acre Lots
No. 2.
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DeRCrIpClOH. |
Fisher Ames, all of W y Of NV Il
of ne Il, sec 27, 29, %, acres
70 900. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John B. Sanborn, CONG at a point
In the intersection of My line of
right of way of Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis G. Omaha railroad
with e line Of Duchess st; tn e
on said line Of right of way 1877
Clio TT; tn parallel with said st
400 it: tn sw'ly along Saltwater
av 220.35 it: tn SLY 3S3 it to beg
sec q. 29. r %, acres 2.
Fisher Ames. that part Of sw u Of
Sc u of ne Il of railroad, sec q,
t 29, q, 6.42 acres ............,
Section "a. Town 20, Range %.
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Name Of Owner and
noocr}ntiap

DS8CrIpION.
Peter Langan. n So acres Of n
Of sw " of Cess Northern Pacific
and less Minneapolis and Sioux
City railway sec 10, 20, a.. Z.
Walter and Jas. B. Hewitt, o n of
81 Qess 8 acres to d. Newell, IS
acres to P. Langan. 10 acres to
Engles, 3 acres to A. Sargent, and
acres to railroad), sec 10. 20,
r %, 2S acres.
Section 20, Town 20, Range %.
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Assessment District No. o, City of
st. Paul-COntinued.
Name of Owner and

Kiefer Park.
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Name Of Owner and
Description.
s. %. Pierce ct al, CONG at sw
cor Of 1t 10, subdivision OF n Of
sw Y Of sec 20; tn My 100 IT; tn
W leo IT.: tn to line Of st. Paul
and New Canada road ~ ~. It: tn
90 ~ IN. ."S lt TO beg, sec 20, 20, r %.
"a acre.
Subdivision of East n of South
west u Section 20, Town %,
Range %.
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acres IS ....................
Caroline Kessler, II Of the fol-
lowing: CONG at a point n, TN
deg W. 35 links from n sec line
distant 1923 chs from Il post
ON boundary line of sec 3; tn
n, 721a deg W, 10 chs: tn g, TN
deg W, 1925 chs; tn 8, u deg &,
10 chs; tn n, 171s deg Q. 1859 chs
to beg. SEQ 8. Is. 22..
Section 8. Town %. Range 22,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
ID. .IenkinS.

The Jeweler, and official railroad
watch inspector appointed by the 9.
M. st. =, Try. Co. He does not carry
n stock Of Jewolry but can supply
anything In this line Mt short notice
and at u small profit watch work u
specially and general repairing exc.
cuted with skill and proficiency. Hav-
Ing had lifelong experience, apply
ing only the latest and best methods
known TO the trade and with COM
plete outfit OF the most modern tools
and appliances, guarantees satisfac-
tion. Joseph Miller's building, oppo-
site Spratler's old stand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
GoM0MNSt0xs
LUDDEN &CO.
Don't Miss 1t.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Frank Miller. of Mifflin, greeted
old friends in Mineral Point on Mon
day.
Remember the big fair, with big at
tractions-Min Point, August 10,
Ii, II and Is.
Louis Bagger & Co., Patent Attor-
neys, Washington, d. c., report that
on last Tuesday, Mr.. George Kelly,
resident of this place, obtained a
valuable patent for improvements in
Rocking or loupging chairs.
Mrs. William Strauss, daughter and
son, of Lacrosse, and Mrs. Hermann
GUM and daughter, of Austin, Minn. ,
are here for visit at the home of Mr..
Joseph Deller. Many friends well
come their visit to Mineral Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Penhallegon
Jr., and Miss Grace Gray graduated
in the Chautauquan course and re-
ceived their diplomas, with six seals
each, at Monona Lake Assembly last
week. The course onsisted of four
years study in history, science and
literature.
Miss Mary Ovitz left Tuesday to
begin work with Him, Hildebrand
Co., of Fennimore.
Will Prisk and wife are enjoy ing a
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends through different parts of
Iowa.
F. f. Davisson was in town on
Saturday. He has just completed three
large barns for Welsh brothers of
Waldwick Peter and Will
lam.
Charles Ralph is home from the
west for visit and receives cordial
greetings from his old time friends.
He is engaged in business at Denver
with his brother, and we are glad to
know he is prospering.
Misses Martha and Phoebe Hux-
table visited in Darlington last week.
The Misses Susan Swift and Pru-
dence Morgan, of Darlington, are
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
On the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. McNeill, quite party drove
out from this city on Friday last.
They were most Hospitality and de-
lightfully entertained. Mr.. McNeill
and establishments in Waldwick The
country was in all of its glory, and
those among the party who saw it for
the first time were surprised at its
beauty. The truth is, we who see it
so often do not appreciate its real
beauty as the strangers. The party
consisted of Mesdames Price, Jones,
Snow, Chase, and their families, to-
gether with Misses Stephens, Strong
and Sinclair, and Miss Thompson, of
Chicago, and the Hull House children
at Miss Strong's. They all had a
splendid time.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin B. Dean, Of
Clinton, Iowa, have been the guests
of W. S. Ross, during the past week.
They left Monday morning for Madi-
son, and from there they will go to
Lake Mills. Mr.. Dean is the pastor
of the Congregational church at Clin-
ton. Those who during their brief
stay here met Mr.. and Mrs. Dean in a
social way can truly say 1t was a
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ross started
this week on a driving trip. They
will visit a number of places of
interest before their return.
Miss Sproule and her sister Miss
Eliza, of St. Louis, are here for a
visit with their sister Mrs. S. c. Ross.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
Board of Review.

Mineral Point, Wis, Aug, I'd, 1899
Notice is hereby given, that an ad-
journed meeting of the Board of Re-
view for the city of Mineral Point,
will be held in the conncil chamber in
said city, on the fourth day of August,
at 9 O'Clock a. M, for further examin-
ing and correcting of assessment roll,
EpwARp BROWN, City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
Ice Cream Social.

The sisters of Rebekah lodge will
serve ice cream and cake at the Park
Tuesday evening, Aug. Sth, for the
benefit of the New Richmond sufferers,
The band will furnish music for the
occasion. Let everybody attend and
help along u good cause. If the wealth
er is uufayorable on Tuesday it will
be held on Wednesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03

Irritating stings, bites, scratches,
wounds and cuts soothed and healed
by DeWitt's Which Hazel Salve, IA
sure and safe application for tortured
flesh. Beware OF counterfelts. w. II.
Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03

Hamilton Clark, of Chauncy, Ga,
says he suffered with itching piles
twenty years before trying DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which
completely cured him, Beware of
worthless and dangerous counterfeits.
w. II. prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
II. q. Sp0Oner
uses the best of every thing money
can buy IN his Bakery.
You

Ought to know that when suffering
from any kidney trouble that safe,
sure remedy Is Foley's Kidney Cure.
Guaranteed or money refunded East
man a. Mesrole.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
IL q Snnn,,ar

Il. C. Spooner
uses the GAINESVILLE Pasteurized ice
cream in his cream sodas,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
At IL. g. SDOOner,s

Nt II. =. SDOOncFS
you can get the finest chocolate Ice
cream In the state. Try IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
Save Money

Save Money
BY buying groceries at Gales Cash
Store-as cheap as the cheapest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-03
Good Show Gases.

Some got show cases for sale at
j. j. Hansc oms.
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20
IT "SMACkS" OF OPPRESSION.

The board of health of Livingston
is on record against kissing-at least
the members are opposed to general
and promiscuous kissing. 1t appears
that at the opening of the city schools
the teachers were in the habit of kiss
ing the small scholars morning, noon
and night for straight week in
order, as the teachers said, to gain
their affection and obedience.
The board Of health, believing this
n waste of time and liable to spread
contagious diseases among the epupils,
requested the superintendent of the
city schools tonoti'y teachers tn take
the necessary steps to prevent the
dangerous practice. The request il
being obeyed though there Is talk of
strike" on the part.f the teachers.
Just what harm can come from a
contact between the rosy lips OF
childhood and the nectar-flavored
lips OF pretty schoolma' am we will
leave to hard-hearted and envious
board of health To determine. We
believe ii Is a false alarm and a
restriction of individual liberty.
There is no telling where the prohi-
bition will end when once started.
The next thing we know the age
limit will be raised, and then what?
Hundreds of young men will rush
"to arms" and "embrace"-the op-
portunity to show their gallantry
and valor In defense of a tilne-hon-
Ured custom.
Who knows, too, but what the
contagion cranks may become so
emboldened as to prohibit kissing
between man and wife. OF course. i'm
most cases-Or in some cases-this
would not prove a great hardship
or deprivation. Yet il would he a
dangerous innovation and interfer-
ence with domestic affairs. Cogniz-
ant of the lurking foe, we champion
the rights OF the fair Instructors Of
our youth and for further pointers
as To the proper mode of defense we
await the deliberate Judgment of the
county institute now in session.
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20
ExPECTtD This WEEK.

In all probability the Montana reg
imcnt will arrive at San Francisco
some time this week, having left Ma
Mia on August 23d. The men are on
board the transports Zealand.a and
Valencia. said to he slow boats, and
should they stop at several points en-
route might not reach San Francisco
before next week, 80 that any delay
should not cause apprehension among
rcla tive and friends of the volunteers.
Governor Smith, Senator Carter and
other left last week for San Francisco
to receive the boys in fitting man
ner. Nearly every state delegation
has reached San Francisco after the
TRANSPORTS arrived, but ii il believed
Monlana's representatives will arrive
i'm anple time.
At the time the regiment was mus
tered in there were ,O3S men. Ten
died from wounds. IL died from dis
ease, and Il were killed In action.
Ninety-six officers and men were
wounded. The regiment was muster.
Ell in Mas ., lS9S, and sailed for Mn
Mia July 10, reaching Cavite Aug. "A
First active service, battle in Chin
exc cemetery. February 5, 1899.
Battle OF Calooran, February q.
Engagement May "a; enemy driven
from church to Polo.
Advance on Malolos, March %; 30
wounded. four killed.
Capture of Calumpit, April 26.
Engagement at Santo Thomas,
April q.
Engagement at San Fernando June
16.
Fifty-fve officers and men re-enlist-
ed and will remain in the Philippines.
Sailed for home August 23; 600 Off
GERS and men on transports.
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

"Colonel" Bryan has been out to San
Francisco where he made a speech
to an utsympathetic audience. Cali
fOrnia has no use for the free silver
issue and much less for anti-expan'
sionists. The whole Pacific coast IL
awake to the advantages To be gained
by the retention uf the Philippines.
Even the San Francisco Examiner,
the lending Democratic paper Of the
coast. has no time for those "who are
committing the industrial growth OF
the nation and theconqueringa a peace
in the Philippines" The Exami er
In its recent great "Plltfnrm Of Prln-
ciples" makes numention of the white
metal. Altogether Mr.. Bryan gets
very little consolation from the Pa
ciiic coast.
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

When the Montana boys were ON
their way to the Philippines they
visited Oakland, California. at the
request of the Fourth of July com
mittee Of thar city and gave n sham
Hrattle for the ed.fication Of the Oak
land patriots. Now the citizens of
that place are going to remember the
Kindness of the boys by rendering
them a banquet when they reach
Frisco. They realize that there has
been no sham in the services the Mon
tana soldiers have performed during
their absence.
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

That was a gallant act of Admiral
Dewey and his officers before leaving
Gibralter. 1t seems that a gunner of
the British battleship Devastation
lost an arm while firing n salute in
honor of the arrival Of the Admiral
at that port, through the explosion
of charge which he was ramming
home. The hero of Manila bay and
his offers made the man a present Of
30 pounds (about Sl50.OO) before sail
Ing for home.