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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
On Glonotfe= Mauo.

Sra 9rubptt ftriosS: Sort for Sui
tom Der bism til 9ngben en- Muno,
Der / oosr 20 Iar bar parst borte fra
8p9osn. Sans Raon er GnosrS DIS
nGs. S be fsrits 8 9lar opbolot ban
Jig pGientlig i California ION Sub
9raosr ubsn at bare fpnosrtigt Seto
mso fig. Chen bar ban for bet msits
opbpIot ia / aIOnotts % andre Ste
Der / alGitu for at feg, efter BET Gole
WetaI. ) be iioits % Qor bar
ban funbst aofilig Sub, ION ban
o9iaa / ben u1sriioft. lib bar funbei
~b.tpo.li9. aobb.r' ps Sslolsi.r. On.
bel Sulbtprn FAINT SsIp. % 9ob6.r=
srts bar ban foreoiit. Om bpprmssst
ban bar funb.t, fortRlsr ban life
men at ban er blsosn en- qrunbric
Manb er moi i~ittert. SperorbsntIi0t
gnitrsrgeIisr oar ban ubitaast. SuI:
ben bar rent utaaIelig. s 2 Gur pa,
ban iaa lon9t fra Solt, at ban ittt
tunOe fua fig O~rosntIige Sto. Ren.
Itino % ulotsi moatts eritotte Iau.
oanns. Mubsn beitob bppebiagsIig
@ilot, Iom Tisbss / &laTtas Stog.
Sm no9l. Tiger refer ban tiIbug. ii
9lonbite, iommsn meo en- admera.
fra Ssnbmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

liae ubpinbing Detsler melem 5000
% 1900 gunb. 0sraf giosr urdls
biergsns / Ruslnno bet msite, o~erefter
tommer Columbia / Spoameritu, Ius
Itrolisn, California, Spunien, Ores
gon. platina luoer fig lille oplsis AZ
andre Sprer snb 8ongepono, og bette
/ SorbinoelIs meo, at bet life imelter,
fsr benpeo 20O0 9raosrs 9arms og
lite augribss uf 2uftsn, Sisr bet orsrs
maabe pGrbifulot for Gbsnitere o9 i;
Qaboratorier.
alonbite er ct bsipnosrli9t 2ano.
Mon timber nogst al buert oeropps.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
ct. anssar seminarp g. Snftttute

tunos after 9IGoe fig mso Ct at ois'e be-
Iar,nb. % irtsresiaut. 6oreorag, iom
Stolen bar bart fler. al / Osnas 0srmin.
9.nne Sang "a bet Ct Sorsords, ION
9aitor Z. W Dahl hoIbt paa Stolen
9irsou9s often ben 21be Wurts poer
Gmne.: "3roen, ben bsi,it, Soruuft."
Qaitcrsn b~tbouolto. TT Gmn. paa en-
li9siou prattiit ipm 9runoiS gtduoe %
eftsrpii;e paa en- ilaasnos Wdaoe Rsos
penoiQh,o.u al Ct heier. Srgan Tor Wsns
n,tstsGr tisnbeIisslio ,rO be fem Sampler
% ben auturIige 5%Ornuft. guuos Sancs
Ierne "a 5ornuften ian itufIs os og fsrs
os bib, beriom ri unpsnoer Dem til Sils
Der for Dor Grtisnbelis uoen for be for
benz beitsmt. Smra0oer, eler Ri lite bru.
GER benz .ftsr b, for benz latte gOps.
Deb ben M. SeofeI I~tiGuteS en- bpierc,
for W.nnsIt.t ben bsisite 5ornuft, nsmliS
Sro,n, Tom lille fan ituHe, .ler oiloleoe
os fom bsie'ts Organ for port Grticn.
b.lI.slip, iaafr.mt ben faor leoes ubes
tino.t al b. ben / Subs Orb Qions Bib,
nssbprO. 6Orebrasct, ION opIpite Gyem.
itilinsen osb mango Grempler, par / b0i
Srab baubs int.rcsiaHt % IGrsri9t.
Gn 3ilb9rer.
g. 9. Ct. ansaar Seminary &c On
Itituts bsgnnosr 9uurtsrmiuen ben lite
Gpril.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Deroens Rolonier.

ST,rtIia. RaPportsr fra Reqi,rins
gen tr lite uoen @runb bstrdQtet iom
ter QE8nirq, itrib.r ct dmsritunTt
Stbs'rtft. If ben @runb blir pRrois
FuIoe Eager ofts For6iooost. Stat
TANNER 9,purttmsntsts Bureau al
Stutiitics uogtr moansblig en- Rap
port ON 2unbsts 6unbsI, % ibIanot
i~noebolosr oi8's Rapport,r Sing, Der
Tan OGre al iGrIig Jntsresis. : Rap
pprten for December 1898 er Der Ct Qfs
init ON 9eroens 9oIpnisr, gilanos %
grctsttorut.r.
GntaIst al iIi9s 9,iiobsIier goor op
til 125. Ss uogisr 10 SsmtsbsI, AZ
9.rosns 2oroomrooos og bar en- Be
foItnirg al 500 Wi1ioner. Oct II en-
SrsoisosI al @srosns 5oItsm9ngos.
Ere TisrososIs al oisi. WsnnsTter Dor
tnosnfor ben beoe 3ons. ! bet Strs9
al Sorosn Finots life oroneos Samfuno
al nosen itsrrs 9~stponine, naor uno=
to9sn pua bet amsritanF, JaftIarb.
Storbritannisn bar II WiQipner
9paordtmiIe al afb9noigt 9srritori
meo en- 9efpItning al ca. 344 WiQios
rer. TernPft tommer 9Srdrtrioe m.o
oosr 49, Chiffon 8oabratmiIs % SO
WiQtpnsr Wennsfter. Nsb.rluno.n.
boloer 2anoftr9.nireer, Der er So
8onge itsrr. srb "Woberlonost", oo
bots S.foltnirs .r 7 @onos ftsrre.
Sprtist pg 8iru bar for. 8ilanoe %
Prcotnier. 8lanbt Stormaat.rne
tomm.r SpitInnb fom No. 3 meb ei
Sanoomrdaoe al omtrsnt l WiItor
apaoratmiIs % omtrsnt 10 MiQion.r
MennsIter. Def sr ii9r / gfritu, SbIt-
lamb ban fine piotitratts gsIibbelIer.
9efOItnin9en i Jorsneos Staters
3oIonier, 9iIanos, Os 9rotsttOrutsr
eIsr hpao bet MI bItr, er iat til noaet
opsr 10 Miqionsr MsnneItsr, mems
2onoomruaoet fun er libt oDer 1880 OC
&Oaoratmils. 9i bar aItIaa omtrsnt
Ida mango Sjsle al page oper / por'
M. 8siiobsIIer iom 9pitlanb / fine 9o.
lonier, mems ri tun bar srboerpet o;
omtrent en- Sjettsoel iaa msQet 9ono
Oct er Bit til @ane for en- Del Sol
at Il, at ri rib6st Spurisn for ben!
8olonier, mems Sanobeoen sr, at Spa
MEN bar Here 9baoratmile ofb9ngig
Serritori i9ien, eno Ri / fibre 8rig to-
fra ben. Sponisn sisr blunot unbe
fore Strsg al norbositIi9s 4fritu
Yortuguls 9olonier bar life fulbt ia,
mango Snobpggere iom Torsnsbs Sta
tsrs; men be sr / uoitrRtning n9itsI
fem 8anee iaG fore.
Den aurIige Snofsrisl til 9sroen
Solonier % SsiioosITer guar op / $50,
Utiqionsr Dollars. 40 Yrocent Ell.
900 NliGioner Dollars @Rroi inofs
res fra Mooerlunosne. Meb en- Ior
t~jensits al ~ 9rocent bill 6anoels
mrnosne og Subritunterne 9erbe
oOer aorlio tiens 45 W}iGioner Dollar
peo at bunoIe mso lin Hutions 9olonis
og 671a MiuiOner oeo at banole me
aolonisr, Der ituur unoer andre Nutir
nsr.
/, StutiItiten oiIsr, al nuar 9olouie'
= ne gjsr 5remgarg o9 tommer
9slItuno, altar Snofsrislen fra Nt
b%srldnoens.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
merfeIioe Nutomater.
Sphnoiomme Sierner % fitnie Sril'
Der fan lape mango Slags Ha'
ritetcr.

Der bar / 5ioens Sob oGret mani
&c Spfnoers al mstaniIte SurioIttsttr,
men aongsn for benz ale par SatqueS
9aucunion. Sngen tunoe banlle op
msb bam / Spinoiombeo.
s ben fsrits BOG at Sordtes Ooer
fort9Ger ON, OF 4rdpIus bapos tabrts
tsrst en- 9rebus, Der osb SSjGlp al en-
Iinorig Wetanism. tunoe fpos ira
Steo til Steb. Msr bette bar beg
ingsnlunbs / Communicating meo
Sobn Wuasrs automutiite 6lue, Der
unbsr Wibougsmadltioet fIsi % fur
rso. runot 9orbet os tiliioIt iatte Jig
paa i'm @i.rs % 8 pbaosmunos Sdano
iii 8iGfteruss itsrite 5orbauielIe.
philippe Gamus f~OrtGler ON en- mar
telig automatic 8rupps, Der ipsctelt
bar to~nitrusrst ! ben Seniigt at NOR.
Song 2ubpio ben 14be. Oct par en-
Miniaturpoon f~orIp9not meo flere
0site, Der tunoe trape ooer goroet.
Raor oenne QiIsputstpipage f,uloe
Itart., Imeloeoe 8uiten meo Sosben,
Seitens bsopnots at itetIe og trampe
meb 9,nere, men blep mart after ros
lias % idtte afItso / ct iGprt Srao.
Gtpipae.n FtnnoIsos Foran aonesn. Gn
2dtsi hpppsbe nso ira 1T SGoe, udbn.s
be 9srsn % hidIp en- meaet elegant
tlRot Dam. uo al 9ogn.n. 0snne
Dame 'pub'erebe benirob bans Ntaies
ft4t, niIfsoe BAN c%eremprielt, ooer'
raft. ham q, S,rtpelf. pe perbte oer'
paa tiIbase til @oen.r. Sa bun after
bar 'teost irb, luttsos 2nteien 9srer
% Iprnne cp pna 1T Spoe, iuu tndl'
osbsPtiten, % 6eitene g~ullOppsr.oe az
feb.
M&sn 9outonion opsrsit bstt, ogiua,
5uns automati'ts 9tnb bar 8ienitdnb
for alminbeIio 9%sunbrin9. Su9len
tunos paooe omtrira puu ri9tia Gnbes
pig Forat Isqe sft.r 6sbe, cg al % til
farot ben Ct Sorn, iom ben pitteos op
% ioGIashs. 9isIe 9orr posisrsoe
nso / Quosns Wooe, bpor be clemens
att en- Rptts p~iotlsFtios 9rctssfsr, Der
pmtrent fpureoe iii Torosi.lTens ale
Safer. Def bar umuli9 at lifeline benz
ne Iro fra en- leosrbs, o~irtelio en-. Der
turbs oaiao platte / @anbst % to9ttt
.ft.r 8ebag.
9aucanions m~etdriIte 5lsitsfpils,
par ogiaa ct 8iounosr. Sisur,n, be,
islpfslselie iuu mssst nuturlig uo, pa,
/ GegsmsitsrrsIIe % tlpot / 9atiosnS
Wooe. Den bar anbraat pso Sibsr
al en- ufbr9ttst Ssil., mob bOiltsn Der
I9n.oe its. Nsn oenn. 5isur pal
i'tano til at ipia. ct 9u'in foritielie'
Mslobier mso msQ.n S~itt.rbso. 81
SpnausIis AZ bette Rsfultat bar I.
meeet iinbri9t pg pibtIsftist Glppara.
arbrdgt / Q%utomatsns Snor.
Sor omtr.nt 60 gar ftb.n t~onftru
ereoe en- Suoeler / 9ploene en- mari
pRrotg automatic - Sr1Ietunftner
Oct bar en- 'orttlGot, elegant Serre, be,
tunoe uoisre forTtienigs S~rDlstunfte
meo fo~r6uuienoe SarOiebsb, % naa.
ban hsitsbe 9ifaGb for fine 9rGftutiu
ner, butteoe ban iirligt til bsire % ben
tire. st az bans aun'titntter beItob
fsl9enoe: San bantsbe / 9orbet fler
8an9s oo fl st 2Gs til at tomms uo a
bet. 6ar blrfts iao poo 9Eqoet, be
adbnsoe 'iQ,oe ub al bet tom en- lioel
5u9l, Der IIoq meb 9inaerne % funo
Strar efter trsb ben after inb / 9Goosi
Der forIpunot li9e iaa mpitiit, iom be
nnr fnmn1pt tiIihrs
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
sso Ct. paui sOrsH"rf'''
sSiscouiin 5pbatsmar'e'

Goacrtou site Starts; na'y
'0s. ! obaf bar MI ualst e. gum. q,
maa re Ell burtig Aita8eh t"-
ira iprlte SaauO. 0ptl'6rr' ~" \,
omtriug; men I beoitt 6a'O
lpreote BebUIouiuser, Der V%da''a
4,uu9s al 3pbn,saplsrle 0a' " ~,
alt, buaO Oe Baups vau 1aaH'. t !,
for BptIt iunOipultst. at Der u! ',| 4,
iaa o. imaa Rsiter Al E''l' "a, ~
9luoOi,tritterne. uaar Eadtn5 4,
enOt. vi llssH; SII9 0'oI''''
iom Yreper: al
q. g. StudtaO: 50, 64 ibari,.
L :. ~ tportb: ia, 6aS''
i. Sbap: ia. GH&2
Y. 6. y ART: Ga GiP 5"'
Z. Z. 8tdlc: 3a 5&! s,E
Z. Tvs mwortb; IA dS'' ri
Srriru err uiieuO 1883 sa'.'I ,, ,,I 1
Ora @sp gort err sgpOFi'F''
9isartobai.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
General Sla9ler err 900

8riguoegensrul Daniel M. 5lagler,
G6ef for Il. g. "@rmp Srbnancs,"
opoe ben 29os DARTS / Spgeia Sptel
peo Sort Wonroe. 2iget blsp / Srss
bags bragt til 8aIbinatcn om6orb
pou en- Samper.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Ten beone Sonemeoiein / 9srsen.

Warmers White Wine of Tar Sirup.
3Grln9s'aur. hcIbrcoer en- SorIIsIelie i "A
Stner, hotS Ntiolet beuDtieS ltips Rambler
fife Soften pdu ct NtrHut REQ at lamme Sal.
len, nen belbrcorr SpSopmmen o. aIgr
Saiien % Sun9srHe irIi,e Os itGrts. Is %
30 Gent
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

5rusn: Seq fan life iGits Glib til bill
Snut ON GorretHinger, Tom opboloer bio
u%oenfor Siemmet belle HGttsrne. Sec
nae antuqs, at ou leOsr ct Sobbeltlip. a
Nunosn: "2tu, ies itulOs snite, at lea
ltosoe Ell enIomt 9ip."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Srcpaitcu.

Norrgua Notwithstanding peS Sos.
Inn, z. 3, holber 8reuaiteu Den Ace Suut
NfbcIospenner, itriU til os, ri trGnger Raat
% Spmuuiriug ieno ale Breue til u. s..
@raritrpm, RpSIpu, g. ..
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
lnrinaAsHm

51rinass2ur - Warners's White
Wine of Tar Sirup, oct bcoitc Soitemric'
bel poo Sproeu, belbreOcr en- GoriJolciic
pua en- Tag bpls ben iuSss itIOs. 20 %
30 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

Smpr-CreamcrIcs.. - q
DalrleS. 10 :
Gg-Cases incl. .......... ) =
Gp-&rlmol, NO. l.......... b =
Brick. NO. l.............. RI
" pler-As TO variety. pr.Srl. 5.Jl-
Sgg, pr. Su. " =
EopeotGa, pr. 100 S......... GOV
Tpleter. pr. Nm. 10 .
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
etour Siin 6rHdmstiis'
sor,os Gin avasmat'''

9prutuGg-Bulls. ...........'f1'2ss
Stockers and feeders....'' ~
Spn-Bulk OF sales.......'' o'Si
OK
Lambs. -"
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
g,r mort grosriuHas',,.


zr,u-Tight $3.50
Mixsd 8.6-
49, 3.G-
S.0-
&orntuPe-Beeves ........ Nv
Cows and heifSrs ....... w
Texas steers. ...,..... De-"
Stockers and feeders. ..... J'W-'
Saar-Native shcep......... 5'W7
49, 4.D1
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

The spring term OF Decrah Institute
opens April 10th.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
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wtnn,nrrits Sps ,pv,r,,
Nnntnntinin tGhttn..

&trterboeoc-Ro. ; hard. So. AZ an
NOS red. " ID
%darpoeoe-gSo. 3,.....".... u =.
gto. Noriprra.. ......... '2H-3
NatS-Nto. 3................. 393-
VIC. 3 yeItow.......-..... 32.-g
Sapre-gto. 3................ = ii
NO. 3 white ....... ....... 49, ID
Huo-No.2 to go to store. 90. 1gl,-l
?to 5......... .......... 53 go
Spa-Malting grades ....... a d
teed lots % -.
6rB-gtc. l R]prtbtpeterL zee. l23-l|
NtmotheIfre. -. .......... 1874
Sp-GimotbeL cho,ce........l0.D 3d.
SrGirle. choice ........ lO.0)-.l
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Speoe' % @aUreGalm ...... 4.N-iJ
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
WHERE is NORTH DAKOTA.
North Dakota Young Ladies Want to
Know Why the Regiment Does Not
Get Credit Due Them.

Editor Tribune: We have just been
reading an account of the recent battle
fought in the Philippines, and looked
in vain, as usual, for some news of
our North Dakota boys. We read, as
usual, of the %undaunted bravery Of the
everlasting Thirteenth Minnesota and
while we do not doubt for q moment
that the Minnesota boys Ire all right,
vet we think it high time some of the
others received a little of the credit
due them. 1t is very evident poor old
Dakota has no pull; but we know they
have been doing their share In making
it warm for the Filipinos. We know
that on Il false alarm it took them but
eight minutes. from the time the first
gun was fired to get into the trenches,
the boys being scattered all over the
city of Manila ut the time Of the alarm.
When questioned the boys themselves
say they are not looking for compli-
ments-''Tlley expect to keep still and
saw wood" Now we all know that
the North Dakota regiment is equal to
any and we feel that their work de-
serves mention-so they may know
that we appreciate their efforts and the
world may know we have Il regiment,
and what's more-one to be proud of.
Whrce-fourths of every issue Of ev-
cry Minneapolis paper is devoted to
Minnesota war news. Why can't
North Dakota let n little patriotism
crop out occasionally?
Hoping to hear OF a red-letter issue
of the Bismarck Tribune in the near
future, we are sincerely,
'Yours for North Dakota
MINNIE STOYEI4L SEWEIL.,
FANNIE DUNN, NJ ID.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
SCARED INTO IT.

The papers in a peculiar divorce
case we're filed in the office OF the dis
trict court Of Grand Forks yesterday,
the parties being Oliver Simmons and
Eleanor Fulton Simmons. The Plain
dealer in speaking of the case says.
The former, so he claims in his COM
plant, was but 20 years of age when
lie was forced to marry the girl. He
claims that he was going to school in
the east at the time, and upon return
ing to his room one evening found the
young lady, who is ten years his senior,
in his room. She told him that he
must marry her, and threatened to kill
both him and herself if he did not.
Eventually. she frightened him into
marrying her. and he now seeks to
sever the bonds which join them. He
further asserts that they have never
lived together since the ceremony, that
the girl returned to her home. and lie
continued hisNschool studies.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07

and the fun continued until 4:3O Sat
urday morning.
j. Flaunigan has been appointed
assistant to Roadmaster Fletcher be-
tween jamestown and Mandan.
The agricultural college will dis
desiring to experiment with. sugar beet
growing.
]. ID. Moulder Of Fargo, one IF the
new members Of the p%enitentiary
board, has been dangerously i'll, but is
expected to recover.
The Foster County Independent
runs the account of the Cole hanging
in three columns width, with a head
that takes up half a page.
The stock growers Of Mclean, Ward
and Williams counties meet at Minot
to organize the Mouse River stock as
sOciatiOn, for mutual benefit.
Richard Sykes Of Manchester, Eng,
has returned to the state and expects
to dispose of the $4,000 acres of land
he still holds in the Jim river valley.
The Fargo Argus publishes in full
the speech made by Lieutenant Hill
dreth at Manila, in prosecuting Spanish
officials who We're charged with theft.
Seeding will be late through the state
this year. With the best conditions,
none con be done for several weeks
yet. Valley farmers have been un.
able to do any spring farm work yet.
The Jamestown Alert has, .. column
on the mammoth tooth recently 70 lni
near Steele and argues that the II am.
moth that ono owned the Tooth was
older than the specimen that has been
found in Russia.
Robert Walker Of Courtenay spent
the winter in England, and on his re.
turn went to his granary to haul there.
from several hundred bushels Of flax,
Some thieves had taken advantage OF
his absence and the granary was
empty.
Il. H. Cunningham of Dickinson
writes that the coolest at Dawson this
winter was So. Some Dickinson
miners have worked hard for months
in their mines and failed to strike pay
dirt and others have been working for
wages-$1 an hour-at Sulphur, and
will have quite a stake by spring.
Sulphur is 40 miles away and pro,
visions are dragged over by the men
0 N sleds in $50 to 800 pound loads,
There have been many deaths since
July but the rate is not high consider.
ing numbers and conditions of living.
Scurvy is prevalent but not fatal.
-Four churches and the Salvation army
try to hold even the gambling and
dance houses which prevail while vice
stalks openly and unreproved.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
HANsBROUGH
Says the Mckinley Administration Will
Be Endorsed and Mckinley be
Reelected.

Washington Post: Discussing the
presidential outlook, Senator Hans
brough of North Dakota said yesterday
that the criticisms Of the Mckinley
administration would not interfere
with the presidents denomination and
election.
'sThe mistakes in the conduct Of the
war;" he said, fare all minimized by
the fact Of glorious successes every
where. The democrats will go a
mouthifg before the people all of the
complaints about the little things.
They never size up the great things.
The wal was 70 short, that it was all
over before the faults and wicked
nesses were discovered. If the war
had been prolonged all of the mis-
doings of contractors would have been.
discovered. McKinley's administra-
ton has brought success at every point
and prosperity to every part Of the
land. OF course he will be renomin-.
ated and reelected"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
First publication March 10, 1891
Notice of Contest.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States land office, Bismarck, n. D.,
4 sufficient contest having been filed in this
Office by James L.: Sebry, contestant, against
homestead entry No. 5977, made May ii, 1881, for
Wa, section "A, township al. range 50, BY
Hans Jonson, deceased: John Hanson,
Peter Hanson, Ncls Hanson and Charles
Hanson, heirs, also the unknown heirs
or sand cntrynlan, .contestccs, in which it
is alleged that the said Hans Jonson died more
than three years ago; that there has been no
portion Of said tract of land embraced in said
entry cultivated in any manner during tho last
three years at any time, by the heirs of said
entryman, or any or either of them, or by any
person for or on behalf of said heirs or either
of them that the only heirs of said claimant
and .entryman known to the aifiant are the fol-
lowing, viz: John Hanson, Peter Hanson,
Nels Hanson and Charles Hanson, all of whom
are arc sons OF said entrYmpn; further that said
entryman never established his residence upon
said land, and that he utterly failed to comply
with the law us to said entry at any time since
making the same; said parties are hereby
notified to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching ! ESQ said allcgations at 10 o'clock Il, ~. on
May 20. 1885, before the register and receiver at
the United States land Office in Bismarck, N. D.
HE SAID contestant having, in Il proper ati-
davit, filed March 4, 1899, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not DO made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
E. A. LAMB,
Register.
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First Publication Mar. 10. 1891
Notice fnr Publication

1899.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mako final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and RECEIVER at Bismarck. n. D., ON April
18th, 1889, viz:
WARREN j. TAYLOR,
for the sell section %, township 1877 N, range
77w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
W.; S. Triplctt, Glencoe, n. D.; Joseph
Chaltin, Mckenzie, N. D.; Alven Hoover, Glen
coc, N. D.; Walter D. Briscoe, Sterling, N. d.
f. A. LAMB, Register.
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Bears the y Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e. ! &H2ZzzM
TAX CASE.
Railroad Company Offers to Settle with
Kidder County for Their Land
Tax.

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The Northern Pacific has made a
proposition to Kidder county to settle
the disp'lted delinquent tax matter,
involving the real estate taxes of the
company for the past nine years, on
the basis of the decision of Judge Am
idon in the Stutsman county case.
Whether the offer will be accepted re
mains to be seen. The offer of the
company is to pay half the 1889 tax
without penalty and interest, the full
county tax of 1894 and 1895 and the
full state and county tax of 1S95-98,
without penalty and interest.
Testimony in the suit against the
company for taxes has been taken.
The Steele Ozone is deeply incensed
at the appraisers sent out by the rail
road company who testified that the
railroad land was At only for grazing
land and was not worth over $1.2 per
acre.
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The following data, covering a period
Of t%wenty-four years, have been com
piled from the weather bureau records
for the month of April:
TEMPERATURE.
Mean or normal temperature, ~ de
grees; the warmest month was that of
1885, with an average of. SO degrees;
the coolest month was that Of 1875,
with an average of "a degrees; the
highest temperature was 80 degrees on
the 25th, 1891; the lowest temperature
was l degree on the LIST, 1881.
PRECIPITATION.
Average for the month, 2.22 inches;
average number Of days with oil of
an inch or more, 10; the greatest
monthly precipitation was 5.71 inches
i'll 1878; the least monthly precipita-
ton was OIL inch in 1888; the greatest
amount of precipitation recorded in
any "a consecutive hours was 2.35
inches on the 18th, 1878; the greatest
amount of snowfall recorded in any
"a consecutive hours (record extending
to winter Of 1SS4-S5 only was 10
inches on April 1, 1892.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number of clear days, 8;
partly cloudy days, -; cloudy days, 8.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
north and northwest; the highest We
locity of the wind was "a miles from
the northwest on the 10th, 1873.
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values. but this only serves to make
even more attractive the proposition
offered by the Grand Forks Wooden
Mills which appears in another col
umn. They have the reputation of
being the best wool market in the
northwest. and certainly the PROPOSE
ton they are offering this year will
add to their reputation.
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