davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IrGbt at Sraintt.

Stanlep, 17oe Dec. - Matt Sobns
ION, aniat / Stanlep @arpsri, blsp
tiolig imprges ooertjgrt og orGbt at
ct Grain. acknowledgement tiger, at
ban iad no9et ligge paa Sporet, men
aneos lite, at bet bar ct Menneits. 81
terat babe trufst bet, it~anbieoe ban
5rainet og iad, at !Soosoet bar Itilt
fra aroppen. 2iget bleO bragt til
Standardization, bpor Sntpsit ital
boloes. Sans 8one bsoe for ct 4ur
iipen. San efterlaber en- Ssn, II
Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Gu granomano nrrbt.

Sulutb, 17be Dec. Sloebrano
brGbte en- Munb, Iuarsbs to andre og
soeldgbe gisnbom for 10000 0aler
i tort Sib imorses. Sloen bespncte
81. 4 / Salementet / DULUTH Shoe
Cos @arebus % 5ubrit, en- fire
etases bobbslt Murbpgning, Iom blep
albeles sbelagt | minore eno en- slime.
Timber 9ranoen falot Spomuren og
bsgrop tire 8ranbmGnb. 9. Mcgtitz
tie blsp sisblittelig br9bt, og Spbn
Spabole blep farli9 iaaret. Sobn
WelIb Flap meo ct let Saar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Grfatnimg for Scb af Ell Tar.

Glart, 18be Sec. - s 9eter Rorz
bins minoreaarige Ssrns Sag mob
Sips os 8jorentbun ttltjenote Surpen
ioas gsrnene $4,000. De anlugbe
Sag, fprbi beres Sur bsoe at Drift,
ION be a~utlagsbe ifslse ajenbelien
leperebe, Gn lignenpe Gag mob 3.
grotpn % bans 9onb5m9no blep afs
piit poa 9runo af en- Sell i Sagfsr=
fen.
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MtnnrTntn.
@iiter 1T Sns.

Slpnoon, 19oe Dec. - Farmer 3.
y. S%bortpsots 8auninssbus, a Mil
| ~Jtoropeit for Glpnoon, branote tibz
Ing lgddrmorges. Oct bar ct Fulos
'tanot9t Sab. Sngen assurance.
faot ai en- Sgu.
Wfoorbeao, 17be Sec. - golitidef
Wurpbp | Sarge blep ibag Ituot al en-
Snobruostpp peo Rapn Collins, Tom
ban foriggte at arreitere. Murpbp
'tlso o9iua % traf Collins. geoge
er | 9oipttulet. Murp6p fan neppe
lepe. Collins pil operitaa bet.
Sfponins / albert esa.
gilbert Sea, lobe Dec. - & Beth
tes ReItauration fprebe Qbolp6 Nelz
ION, iom ortper en- Saloon / neite
Sus, i9auraftes tire Stub pau Nels
9ia. Gn ausle traf bam / 9rpitet og
idareoe BAN farlig. Nelipn er are
iteret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
9un pukntn.
Ran neppe lebe.

Siour Sans, 18be Dec. Ole
@noerIon, en- fremrugenoe 5armer
n9r Wienno, fan nsppe lepe. Sun reo
fra Menno igaaraftes til fit Sjem.
0a ban life Tom biem, 9it 5olt I'D
for at leoe efter bam. Gfter en- Ssgz
ming, iom parebe belle Nattsn, fanbt
be BAN lisgenbe NOR 8eien. Soften
bapoe a~dbenbart taitet BAN at p9 iuaz
ret bam iaa baarot. at ban life tunbe
reiie Jig, men bar nsot til at lisee pda
Mtarten belle Hatten / 3erptemperaz
tur. 0a ban blep funoet, tunoe ban
lite sipe en- 2po fra Jig. Suns Sans
Der os 5sboer bar itipfrosne, og be
mao amputeres, bpis ban leper.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Tobbclt geerauelIr.

Glencoe, 20be Dec. - 8uit Soes
nan og Salppr Suier, Tom ben lite
December brutnebe / 2epis 2ate, n9r
Wora, blsp besrapet Munoug fra ben
norite lutberIfe airte / Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
St9rf Grplofcn.

Saribault, 16oe Dec. - Gn frpes
telig 9pnamiterploIion fanot Steb /
ben ipolise Del at 9psn ioag. !Sele
gpen rpiteoe. Gn 0el Solt, iom ar
bsioeoe pua 9rsat @eitern 9anen
meo at minere, tsebe pp Spnamit /
beo Sunb. Ylubielis erplobereoe ben
og Iaareoe tire Perioner, nemlig: Wia
Grant, Wiaiam 9enop os Otto pc
tiers. q1e blep baarbt i~aaret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Sffe injolpent.

Ga Grosie. 16oe Dec. Rappors
ten ON, at Some Wutual Building
2pan Isiociution er iniolpent % gaur
til aonturs er fulbitanbig ubersttis
get. asiociationen bar siort 5Orrets
ming uoen 5ortieneite / npgle Qar
paa @runb al Reosang i Real Gitats
oe beiluttebe at afpitle itne QHRrer.
O~irettsrerne nGgtebe paa ltt Wsoe
iaften at mootage contingent ira Qts
tionRrerne. 6ermeo bar TO Srebies
belle at Wieblemmerne, Ipm bar till
itebe, fulbitanois tilfreois. Sngen
0irettsr eler Gmbebsmano laites /
minbite MQaoe.
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syaar minnre Setalins.

Weit Superior. 18be Dec. - 2snz
ninserne | Ssmmeritogen sr gddet neO
| be iibite Tiger, os M bstales Der life
mere eno $50 Suler. 4ariugen
BERTH er, at bet miloe 9eir bar giort
bet umulist at bsspnbe SpsratiOner
unbtassn Der, bpor 2eirens bapbe
Sernbaneforbinselie. Jslselis maa
ct fort antal arbeibere, iom netop
er faroig meo arbeipet paa SOmmsrs
fontraitsrns, Oente. til be fulos Spss
rationsr begpnoer. Den peutes imios
lsrtib. at Sstalinsen suar cp isisn,
naar sunitist geir inbtraosr. Beta
linsen for Seite er osiaa saaet neo.
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anflasst for Wuro.

Git6felb, 16oe Dec. Soiepb
8~ousbertp, CHARLES Sroit, Gaiper
.Sdmiot % Wiaiam 8idbui6 er ans
fla9st for Morbet paa en- Mano pso
9apn M!iIer / Chen @ulep Sail i
Sttpber. Wiler rsmte meo S6mibts
8one os blep arreiteret oeo oeres Sil@
basefomft til Chen 8alep. 9an
blep lat / Sailsn, og ben anoen Dag
blep ban funbet bob / Sailen, bpor
ban bang / ct saug. Gpronsrs Silent
belize bar Selpmoro. 8ranoiurpen
timber, at Gonitablen CAB fra Zig Rpgs
len til Sailen, og at Soben tpalte
Nliler libel ON Natten og b9nste
2i9et Up / ct 9aug, for at bet Ituloe
ie uo ipm Selpmoro.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Qpit Station, 17be Dec. - Senrp
Barrier, en- betienot Matbematiter Der
/ g9en, er blspst iinosforpirret Tom
Heloe at grubIiiering oper, naar bet
tn0enOe Qarbunbrebe bsgpnper. Scag
ait ban omtring / 8pen nq itrep
1900" pNraIt. !9an er inosiaGrret.
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gilbert Sea, 1Soe Dec. - Coroner
2uce blep unoerrettet ON, at Wlliam
6. Gram bapbe begaaet Selpmoro, og
qit sieblittelig uo til SteOst, 16 Wttl
fra gben. pa ban tom til Suiet, bar
Manben meb en- augle | !Sjernen eno@
MI lepenoe, % bet iaa uo til, at ban
pilbe lepe / flere 5imer. Gpronersn,
Tom forubIattes fun at babe meb beoe
at betiae, / be fleite silfaloe ialtdlo.
lob ia imiblsrtip lite fortnptte, men
5nuiebe pp 8ipnssbprb Sassn, ION
pm 9sben alersoe bar i%notradot. og
becibereoe, at bet bar ct ntpipltomt
Silfalpe al Selpmoro. Wr. Gram
bspe to Elmer efter at Goronersn bdos
be furlabt Suiet. 9snnerrls psniepe,
at Gram piloe b. bpert Gieblit. og
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5armbuie br9not.

4ntieo, 18be Dec. - Som 5slgs
at en- 2ampeerploiion er be unable
lise Barns, Grsumeriet, WaltebuIet
og be andre imaa 5uis paa Sobn q.
Ssoens 5arm, halptrebie Mil fra
gpsn, fuloitanoig nebbr9nbt tiQiges
mso 80 Stptfer globstpag, ipo Seite
og en- W9ngoe Sober. Sdbet er
81 5000: inoen Insurance.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Sammnahpo.
3ut Gonrtbns

l}aion GitD, 18oe Dec. - 8ons
tratter fOr Sssninser til bet ME
Gountp GOurtbus / Gerro @orbo er
oiOet til Ruib, gopman &c 60. i
@rono &apioS, Mi9. gpgningen
'taI tote $4,000, Snbbp i%nbbefattet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Gr ameritas upperite Meoicin.

,.od'. Pun. sslsusr al. a.sefsssomrs. sss,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
Cass Lake Items.

The basket social netted $23.65,
and was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Geo. Hitchcock returned
from Minneapolis Friday night.
Geo. 'Lydick has begun logging
and has over a hundred in his em.
ploy.
Three new stores have come to
Cass Lake this week, q clothing,
drug and hardware store.
Wonder wis the county super
;ntcndent don't send the seats tor
our school.
The new post Office IS open tor
business in the store OF Taylor 9
Co., Horace Cummings is post
master.
Dr.. Forbes will hold quarterly
conference and preach at the new
school house Thursday.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
WHY HE WAS PULL or oRlT.
Tenderfoos SITS by While Stick Of
Dynamite Burna

Tenderfoos SITS by While . Stick Of
Dynamite Burns
I'm the winter of 49," he said, II
was in Leadville. Col. and the camp
was literally swarming with frontier
toughs, who took delight In making
things interesting for a 'tenderfoot.
One night . few Of them got bold Of
q Boston dude and escorted him to
big general store that was popular
rendezvous for a gang Of practical
jokers. The dude turned out TO be
pretty good sort Of fellow. and I'm
ally the proprietor got his ear and
warned him that the boys were going
to get up fake fight as o finale. IN
which one Of thsm would pretend TO
throw stick OF dynamite In the
stove. Just sit quiet, sonny. he said,
and they will respect your nerve.
The dude thanked him and said he
would. Presently the row began. and
In less time than It takes to .ell 1t
blank cartridges were cracking In all
O1TeCtlOuS. uo Nuu0' SAAAPAS O. AAAAA>~
and took out a cigarette. At that one
of the crowd snatched up stick from
a box and, yelling that he was goins
to blow everybody to hades, threw It
into the open stove. It 80 happened
that he went to the wrong box and got
hold Of an actual. sure-enough piece
OF dynamite instead Of the dummy
which had been prepared in advance
This was noticed almost Immediately
and the jokers scattered like scared
rabbits. leaving the dude In possession.
As usually happens, the dynamite
merely burned like SO much wax. me
gang finally returned and found the
dude smoking his cigarette but when
he realized that he had really been
sitting on the edge of q volcano ne
nearly tainted and gave away the Sc
cret Of his nerve. Otherwise he would
have passed into history as the game
est man in Leadvnle."
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
SCHOOL NOTES.

Joe Palmer, who has been SICK
for the past two weeks, returned
to school on Monday last.
The books for the school library
arrived last Saturday.
Prof. Eschl1man has gracefully
granted the pupils access to his
private library, which with the
new library books, makes a large
collection.
Miss Beatrix Hazen, who has
been absent for some time past,
returned again to the ''path OF
knowledge on Monday last.
For the benefit of the Physiog-
raphy class Prof. Eschliman has
secured weather maps which are
received daily from Duluth.
A pleasant entertainment was
rendered at the last meeting OF the
literary club. Many OF the par
ents and friends were present.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
~. verdict Of an Expert

The commanding officer Of 9 corps
was much troubled about the persls-
tent untidiness Of one Of his men.
Reprimend and punishment were u,r un-
awaiting. The man was incorrisible'
and remained as dirty as. ever: a
brilliant idea struck the colonel. why
NOT march him up and down the whole
line. and shame him INTO decency!.
Il was done. The untidy warrior. who
hailed from the Emerald Isle. was or
dered TO exhibit himself and march up
and down the entire regiment. and tho
men were told to have a good look AZ
him. The unabashed Fat halted. sai=
uted the colonel. and said, IN the hear
ING Of the whole corps, with the ut-
most sang-froid: This is the dhirtiess
rigiment iver inspected in my loife'
sorr!"
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
Quite Theatrical

"You might have known you could
NOT win with q play called The Katy
did," said the rural uncle. why!
asked the nephew, the manager, VINO
was staying on the farm for the sum. :.
mer "Katydid's a sure sign OF frost,
and the old man chuckled to think
how we'll he was up in theatrical terms.
Journal.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
Il. S. Land once, crookston. M,nn.. Nov,


u. s. Land Oflce, Crookston. Mlnn.. Nov,
23. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the PROVISIONS Of the act of Congress- OF
June 3 1875 entitled An act foE the ssle co OF
Csn, Nevada and Washington territory" as ex-
tended to all The public Land ftsss DT nss
Crooks ton count ty OF Polk, state of Minnesota
has this day filed IL this s lice @ his eH stats
.nwAi neA, neg nwA. lot of section No
30 il township No l5l-n range No 1w aTshs and
more valuable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and nd TO- establish Rn kls
ceiver of this office at Crookston. MINI, on
the 18th day of February. 1899.
. He names as witnesses:
John Cyr, of Crookston. Mimi, Peter
Amundson, Of Langor. Mimi, Frank Cyr and
w. s. Lycan. of CrookstOn, Minn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to f!e
their claims in this Office on or before sA1d
18th day of Feb, ls99
39-48 A. +. GEORGE, RecelVer.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
un,tcd states Land Office. crookston. MINI.

Emitted states Land Office. Crookston, Minn.
Dec. :aS, 1858.
Notice is heroby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support. of his claim
and that said proof will be made before this
clerk Of the district court Of Belt-ami county
Minnesota, at Bemidji. Minn.. on FEBRUARY
Is. 1899 viz:
- JOHN McDOUGALD.
II. E. 1921. for the VIZ: SWhl and SWA NWA
Of Sec. 81 and SCI, SELi Sec. 80. Up. l49 N. OF
R.31W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his scontinuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said lal. d. viz:
.Juhn Graham. OF Langor. Mimi. Robert
Dudley. John Miers and Henry Slater. all
Of Dyrart, Mimi.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
xhs :1se.. Reason.

smithers-"Why don't you run for
school director, Brown" Brown
We'll, you see, sir, there is the farm
to look after and The work on the
roads. the timber to be cut, the strong
party feeling, my views on the educa-
.tional question, my tax theory, my
ideas on the money problem, and then.
besides-my wife wants to run. -
Harper's Bazaar.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
Characterlstics.

"1 was here first said. Aguinaldo,
resentfully. Why should Dewey be-
considered SO much more Of man
than:I am?" WELL" replied the can
did adviser, your methods are differ
,ent. Dewey keeps his eyes open all
the time and you merely keep your
MOI ccen. washington Star.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19

U. S. Land Office. Crookston, Mum. December
Notice la hereby given that the following
sa mike final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be male before the
clerk OF the district court of Beltraml county
MIMI, at Bcmidji. Minn., on February 10, 1873 {,
ROBERT DUDLEY: ;,
II. F. 1874. for the swA of sen. sch OK sWa
and Lot Sec. 30 and Lot Sec. 81 Tp. ll9 N.
Rg. 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-'
tion of said land. viz:
John McDougald, John Myers and Henry
Slater of Dysart, Mimi, and John Graham.
SYLVESTER PETERSON. Register
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
D. Land ofrlce at crosks.on. Nina, Jan. .,

U.s.LaM Office at Croaks.on. Mimi, Jan. 8,
1899.
named sstr;cr has flied notice Of Lis intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of the District Court of Beltrnmi county. IA nm,
nj Bemidji. Mimi, on February 21st. 1899, viz:
EDWARD H. MUNHALL..
H. e. 1891. for the MS sell, of Sec. q. Tp $50.
N. of Il BOW
his cont. nuous residence upon aud cultivation
William Sullivan aud John Hanson: OF Be
midi Mimi. f. A.. Murphy and Edward !.
$3.50 SYLVESTER PETERSON, Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
R.rtr,,,; Co,,nty Otliccvs.

Be1tra,ni County Ot'icc's.
commissioners W. ). bri''sAoh'
Chairman. L. y. DsAley, y. Is s'erss-
{ lAnd.
Auditor--J. IT. Mzher.
Treasurer @. j. hllinn.
Register GfsDeels- Matt Phlhns.
Clerk ofSS District Court--C. w.
Speelmai.
County Attorney w. I. Street.
Sheriff -. y. Nysaa'd.
Judge OF ,rstbatc--<i. Il. Carson.
Count Superintendent i. }. Dun
woody.
Coroner y. Is. l'l;@MR.
Court ConlltaiS Ssioner~-J. i. Kemore'
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
Cheap Lots.

For short time the Townsite
company will offer for sale to
parties who wish to build dwell-
ings. lots on America avenue north
Of 9th street at $40 for corners
and $25 for inside lots.
w. f. STREET,
Local Agent.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
AlG;NiDlDlDiklOlGMlOlNG
- -
S NoTEs 9
-
Z ABOUT TOWN. s:
..It .fH -. -
i!el!!(l! ~

8 AB0UT TOWN. 8:
3Ml|,y,,lNl.!!!s.!a!' 4! q! I! se!,!eSs
j.. r. Knuder, Of Duluth, is in the
city.
will Waters was UP from Walker
yesterday.
L. II. Bailey and wife spent Sunday
at C;sS Lake.
G. II. Richards. Of Nebish. was ia
town ycstem!ay.
C. II. Groow was Il visitor from
Grand Forks yesterday.
Geo. w. Gates and G. i. Stearns
are visitors from Minneapolis.
w. II. Young. Of Wadena, is visit
ing his brother the furniature dealer.
The Lakeside Laundry, willlanndry
light fabrics and delicate laces. ties
w. p. 1Iebard, representing Mark $
Remedy Co, .of Fosston, was i'll the
city today.
The City Grocery handles the old
reliable l.. II. Rice's Climax -four and
feed.
L. r. Farley, Of Braincrd, was
locking up business interests yester-
day.
G. +. Umland. of Fosston, is in
town this week helping out Oh the
PIONEER.
DlED--The infant chill! of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. n. Rodes diesiat one O'Clock
today.
0. Winter, General manager OF
the Il. g. n. Railway, visited the city
Yesterday.
Mrs. +: Nyc, licensed midwife.
Will attend calls III Bemidji aud Vi
cinity.
BORN--To Nj. and Mrs Joe Wag-
,,er, on Tuesday, january lfth. u
daughter.
BDRN--to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Bcanvegard on Wednesday, january
18th, a daughter.
r. ~. Naylorreturned from Wadena
where he has been visiting relatives
for the past tyo weeks.
4 fcw odd sizes in clothing marked
down to close out before new goods
come in, 1T OLeeary & Bowser.
The Ladies' aid society will meet
uext "Wednesday afternoon ut the
residence of Mrs. Dawson. ut two
O'Clock.
| MarsAal Brennan arrested Billy
May last Tuesday at the B. 4 ~.
depot. May WAS wanted at Nary for
theft.
Dir. and Mrs. Andrew Clavin are
visiting relatives and friends at Grand
Rapids. They will be absent about a
month.
we have two sl2. ladies' Jackets
sizes 81 and SO. now SIS each, one IS
| iacket sine IS. now So ut OLeary 4
| Bowscr.
! The Span;sll.American war views
were very interesting, and the dance
that followed was enjoyed by Ill that
attended.
and summer dress stnffs carefully
washed. ironpd and finished. Fa,0ily,
hotel and restaurant washing at spec.
| ial rates. Mems linen is one of our
speci;tltics.
| a lecture sEd quarterly meeting
services Of the NJ. Il. Church will be
conlactcd by DR.. Forbes of Duluth. on
saturday and Sunday. January q and
%. Remember the date. :
Joln McDonsal makes u speciality
OF locating. Enquire WIN. lline, S
| pace. Black Duck Lake.
sS
Don't fail to hear DR.. Forbes. on
Mistakes of the Devil and some eth.
eli. people" next Saturday evening in
tie Woodman Hall He will also
preach Sunday morning and evening
st,tlle same place.
Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ. d. Stoner thought
surely the Indians had broke out last
Friday night. when they heard a
series Of hideaus yells in front of thei
home--but it was only party OF
friends who came to pay them an
evening cali.
| 4,A> .uc.s p...on
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
In u,diana - Hlsswhera.

"In the beginning" said the cornfeo
philosopher, "man is much concerned
that his little wife's heart shall always
be light. Later, he pays more atten-
tion to the weight Of the biscuit:
Indianapolis JournA.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
For Sale Cheap.

osle complete saw ni!l. one COM
,,lpte planiug mill. 10 logging
elells and chains, witt, camp out
cit. Germs to suit purchaser.
S. DOVER,
.Stanles, Minn.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
D. 8. Land Office at orookston, Mimi, Dec.

q. 8. Land Office at Crookston, Minn., Dec
%. 1895.
named settler has filed notice of his intcn-
tion to make Gn,ll proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court CT Bel
trnmi county. Mimi. at Bemidji. Mimi. on
February IL, 1859. viz:
ALBERT MIERSCII,
II, E. 1854. for the SEN SEha Sec, IL. EN NEA
and lots and section IL. town 14S n, range
So w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultiva-
Frank Wiisey. Mike Walter. James, Hancock
and George tabrie. all of Beuna Vista p. o.
MINI. SYLVESTER PETERSON.
IIplo Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
US. Land Office, Crooksson, MINI. San. 9th.

U. s. Land Office, Crooksson, MINI. 5an. 9th.
1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mako final proof in support OF his clam. ana
Of The District Court OF Beltrami county. Minn.
at Bemidji, Miun.. on February 2lst, 1S99.. viz:
DANIEL I. NAMES.
H. E. 1882 tor the swA SEX SEC. 25 and nwA
ne14 and n.f Of nwl of Sec. 36, TIP. $50 n. of H.
SOW.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cufivatlon
of said land. viz:
Wcss Right, OF Bemidji, Minn.. Edward H.
Muuhall, ,of Solway, Mimi, Perry Manese and
Frank r. SlOcum. Bridgie. Mimi.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
somethinx s,esestixe.

ahe-And did ynn think Of me while
in camp, dear? He-Oh, yes; thought
Of you every time fell out Of my ham,
mock-Yossars Statesman.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
At The Churches.

Methodist Episcopal services are
held as follows: lreaching every
SUNDAY morning ut the NJ. W. a. hall
al lo::O. Sunday school ut ll:3Oa. NJ.
Preaching every oti,rr Snnlay;eTen
ing 1T 7:45. Song service mt 100
GEO. T.. WATSON. Pastor.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19
ss2 Stss Of = Il 5ddd RstGSs fSstf
C.J. Winton, Plaintiff,
VS..
Alfred NJ. Felgate, Defendant.

The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
You ire 'i hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action which is fled in the office
of tho G ERIK of the District Court OF the 18th
Judicial District, in and for the County. OF Bel
trami aud State Of Minnesota, and to- serve
copy q yonr answer to the said Complaint on
the sub ,cribers at their office in the Village OF
Bemid;i. in said ConntS. within twenty days AZ
elusive Of the day Of such service; and if you
fail tos nswer the said complaint within the
time af ,resaid, the Plaintiff ln this action will
apply tho Court for the relief demanded IN
the coB,plRint.
Dased Bcmidji, Jan. End 1899.
STREET & REYNOLDS,
Plaintiffs q Atty's..
&. $3.50 Bemidii, MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1899-01-19

Preaching service at the Pres
l., tcrian church upon special an
nouncemcnt. Sunday school at
la o'clock, Esworth League at 7
p. nj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-12
aRvANr poND

The slight snow which came Sunday
night, Dec. 8, covered some fine pansies
In full bloom and many buds ready to
blossom In the garden Of Mrs. Horace
c. Berry.
Master Eddie beverley entertained his
schoolmstes one evening recently, IL be-
ing the anniversary Of his birthday.
Various games were played and fruit,
cake and hot cocoa were served during
the evening. The party broke up about
10 O'Clock, all voting it jolly good time.
Our young men seem TO have q rail-
road craze. Lee Rowe went - fireman
for the Grand Trunk Railway Monday
morning.
Miss Pearle Bowker has gone to
Poland Spring a. table girl at the
Mansion house.
Frank Small Is moving to West Paris.
Frank keeps large variety OF goods and
IL pleasant and agreeable 70 trade with.
His many friends dislike having him
leave the village but what is our loss
will be West Paris peoples gain. We
wish him success in his new home.
Albert Bowker is to clerk for him for
while.
Miss Minard Of North Paris preached
at the Baptist church Nov. 9th. There
Was large congregation present. Mrs.
Lizzie Whitman Was able to be at
church.
There was . little grandchild Of
Alanson Trull's brought hare from Mas
sachusetts Monday afternoon and In
TERED In Lakeside Cemetery.
James Libby has moved Into the
Quinby Perham house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-12-12

The village school commspesd Last
Monday under the insttnctioa Of 1T.
Psrk Of Batoe College, Lewis>oo. He
boards with b. o. Tuell.
2. L. Moore's household goods were
moved TO South Paris this week.
Hacker Davis, while working for
Charles Hsdley, was thrown nom the
farm wagon injariug hls head and len
shoulder.
A sister Of @. II. Rysrson, Mrs. Pink
ham, Il visiting him for the present.
The boys have had some unsafe akat-
Ing which thew have enjoyed ~ boys
usually do. Your correspondent Was Z
boy once and remembers al about en-
Comprising Moose Pond on one-inch Ice.
The village and particularly the school
were the recipients OF very nice pFes.
emit last week from ". +. Pulsifer OF
New York, It being library Of books Of
about $50 volumes Of choice selections,
history, poetry, science and dctl0n. II
was designed for the benefit Of the
school and Was named the Public School
Library, although all have the right 70
the books according 70 the rules given.
We all feel thankful TO be donor, and
give him thanks for the same. II ID
hoped that due appreciation and care Of
the books viii be observed and that at
some future time more may be added
and suitable repository for the books
furnished by the people here. Mr.. Pulsi-
fer confers q favor upon his native vii
lage which viii long hold him 10 kindly
remembrance.