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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
THE 18th A SUCCESS.
Account of the Festivities upon Miners
Union Day.

Miners Union day at Neihart was
celebrated in excellent style, under
a perfect sky. For the first time in
the Unions history, the weather man
was feeling good, and barring t
shower in the afternoon sufficient to
lay the dust, the day was perfect
Tn the forenoon parade started from
Union hall at II o'cloch marching
along Main to O'Brien street, coun
termarching to Rock street, thence
back to the hall. A long and en-.
thusiastic procession was this in re-
gard for the historic occasion. 1t
was composed os follows:
Standard bearers
Neihart brass band
Neihart Fire Department
Citizens in Carriages
Bicycle Club
Belt Mountain Miners Union
After dinner the band serenaded
the city, and then repaired to the
station where officers of the Union
met the Hon. w. H. Smith, of Great
Falls, and escorted him to the hotel
At 1870 the speaking was held i'll
Frisco hall, large and enthusiastic
audience greeting the eloquent
speaker. The Grafton upon topics
of living interest to every laborine
man, as we'll as every citizen wa:
we'll received and Justify applauded
Mr.. Smith made many friends on
this trip to Neihart, who will be
glad to see and hear him again al
any time.
A grand ball in the same hall fol
lowed the speaking. 1t was indeed
grand ball, the host of participants
reporting a glorious time. Supper
was served by the Frisco, whose
reputation as caterer wants nc
feeble praise from this house. Al.
together the celebration was great
success, and the memory of its joys
will be held dear for many years tc
come.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of the letters
remaining uncalled for in the post Office
at Neihart, Mont, for the month ending
Apr. 30, 1900.
May 81, 1900
Bingham Enoch McCovey Robt
Counts w III Norman Axel
Derouin Joseph Smith Mrs M A
English Gordon Swanson c
Hoss A d
johnson A
Parties calling for the above will
please say ''advcrtised.'
E. K. ABBOTT. p. NJ.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

"Was that a porch climber we saw
over at Gamper'sY
'No; it was Camper himself. He was
afraid to 20 In at the front or back
door for fear his wife or the cook
would set him TO beating carpet."-Chi-
cago Record
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
In the Fashion.

"Here's a new suit for you" said
the deputy sheriff on the morning OF
the execution.
HIM" grunted the condemned. For
once in my life III be dressed to kill"
PHILADELPHIA North American.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

1t has been suggested that Gen.
Otis should have brought back a
small section of the broken back :
bone of the Philippine war, just to
satisfy the less gullible of the cla-
mOrOuS masses.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

AS Aguinaldo has been killed
once more, the barbarous show ought
tc cease. He has been killed often
enough to satisfy the capacity of a
savage, and it would be a shame to
kill him again.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
KnRtY Ii NNun IIih

Mr.. De AynOo-i saw our baby way
around on Il side street today. The
baby should be kept in the park.
Mrs. De Aynoo-ThaGs where she is
You must be mistaken.
Mr.. De Avnoo-No, I'm not. Don't
you suppose ! know that pcrambulator
that paid $G2 for?-New York Week
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

Upon adjournment the members
of the 55th congress all sang "Auld
Lang Syne," and the public sang,
"Praise God from whom All Bless
Tags flow"
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

Toward the End of the Honeymoon.
The Bride-I suppose all your old
friends are envious at your good for
tune, aren't they, Tom?
The Bridegroom-Yes, suppose so.
As we left the church | heard Jim
Grace saying it was too bad for poor
Tom.-Boston Transcript.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
A CAPITAL Definition

"Pa," said the senator's little son,
what Is nemeslsf"
"a nemesis my son." replied the sen
ator, sis a female Office seeker for
whom you have foolishly promised to
use your influence" - Philadelphia
Press,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
She Did.

"Do you believe in teaching the Ian
guages in the schoolsE" asked Mr..
Clingstone of Miss Gildersleeve.
"Yes, indeed" replied the young lady.
every one should be able to speak
English and golf."-Detroit Free Press.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
The situation.

'Is a man Influenced more by heredi-
ty or by environment
"Humph! If heredity brings man
money, he can make his own environ.
ment."-Chicago Record.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

We am told dat charity am Ii divine
attribute, but de man who sets out to
practice it soon diskiYers dat it am n
one sided affair. De other fellcr looks
upon it as a slick an easy way to gittin
sunthin fur nuthin, an when choked
off he feels he has bin robbed Be
charitable, but don't cut de bone off de
meat an keep buck saw an a cord Of
wood on hand. NJ. QUAD.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
NEIHART. MONTANA. JUNE l6. 1900.
WHAT GARDNER SAYS
AxiOMS EVOLVED BY THE VENERABLE e
OLD PHILOSOPHER.

which Have at Least the Merit of
Being Ncrf Tersc and TO the Point
and Are Pounded ON Some of His
PersohRI Experiences.
Copyright, 1900 by G. 3. Lewis.l
Allus respect de truth, but Mt dc
same time remember dat de world eX-
poets you to lie bout half de time.
While it am well to strive fur a rep
utashun as an upright man, remember
dat de merchant who pays his cred
itors 80 cents on de dollar kin allus
come back in de market an git plenty
of credit. knowed a man who spent
20 Vars in tryin TO make mp his mind
whether ii rained fo'ty days an fo'ty
nights to bring on de flood or only 30.
an jest as he was ready to split de
difference dey curted him off to de
poorhouSe
EOery man makes n fue of himself
bout once in six weeks doorin his life
time, but let his hoss balk or his dawg
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
An Old Material For wbis,le.

II notice that an American packing
house has just shipped five tierces of
pigs tails to Santo Domingo"
Perhaps the Santo Domingans have
solved the ancient whistle problem
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
The Forecast.

1 lub to heah de bluebird
A-pipih Oh his tune
Det bring de bref oh summah,
Oh irgrant honey June;
] lub to heah Aunt Dinah,
Wild de sasspan in her lap,
A-runnin off predictions
About the milon crap.
Chicago News.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
A Feminine Suggestion.

"They say Paderewsh is getting
bald"
He'll do his hair up so as to hide
t."-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

Tze bin tryin fur 30 vars, yit can't
git straight line on my feller man,
1t was only de oddcr day dat stran-
ger picked up an handed me silver
dollar dat had worked frew hole in
my pocket, an yit as we set down in a
street kyar he beat de conductor out Of
his fare an nebber winked an eye.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16
WHEN THE DOG Is LOST.

git lost once in five vars, an he jumps
on his hat an wonders why de Lawd
didn't glib animals sense.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-16

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Dear Sir:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
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DIED.

On Tuesday, Jan. %, 1900, at the
home of Elias Johnson, town OF Fab
lun, Mr.. Nels Hswkinson, aged 81
years and 10 months.
Deceased has been failing in health
and appetite for the last two months,
consequently death came as relief.
Nels Hawkinson was born in Sma-
land, Sweden, March 10, 1872; emf
grated to America in 1858; where he
with his family settled at Chisago. Co.
until 1874 when he moved to Kandiyo.
hi Co.. where he lived until the time of
his death. He resided with his SON.
in-law Mr.. Elias johnson, whose be-
loved wife died 4 years ago, since
which time he has been provided for
by his grand children and Mr.. John
son. The wife of MIR. Hawkinson dieda
nearly year ago. He now leaves q
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Peterson, of.
Kandiyohi, and three sons residing
in Chisago and Isanti counties; also
a large number of gran dchildren.
The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon, Jan. %, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
from the residence of Elias Johnson,
to the Tripolis Lutheran church, of
which deceased was a member. The
remains were laid at rest in the Lu
theran Cemetery in the presence of
relatives and friends. - *.
May his soul rest in peace. 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31

RlNcviLLE
Jan. q.

Y WIS is scarce but dances are get
Tin numerous. This is not the right
My to start the new year.
io.ne Of our "desirons-to -see" peo-
pc lave been satisfying their curious
eye the last week by attending the
- I;ctric-belt-ana-insole,- -catarrh--re-
Eef- and-best-soap-made'' advertising
90 nDany at New London.
Il. F.. Sonstegord was in Eden Val
ley TO have some dental work done
las Saturday.
i',ter Quistberg of Belgrade visited
he e the first part of last week.
Preparations are being made for an
ent rtainment for Washington's birth
day.
Prosperity! Yes, we have it, not
fo:' the farmers but for the trusts. =.
+ MI the defects in McKinley's pros.
pc ty will have one good effect-they
wi bring him sure defeat next fall.
4 ! 'ood, kind, true, holy word:
DR. pped in conversation may be little
til ought of, but they are like seeds o
f1ui5ful trees, falling by the wayside
bptne by birds afar, to grow into
foliage and thereafter fringe will
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
PnREMoLoev.:

P,'of. &. Morris will lecture for
Ia les and gentlemen at Bonde's II I'll,
" = mar, on the evenings of Feb. l,
3 and 5. Admission, 10 ceuts Lee
tur to commence at O'Clock. The
tc'i for Thursday evening will be
glove, Courtship and Marriage;
Wa" May and Who May Not Marry
AMI Live Happily Together"
.Ts.s lecture will he illustrated by a
lar4. collection of both ancient and
M 'eru characters. Among them will
b. NO very fine maiden ladies who
fought the battle of life alone, and
did credit to their sex; also two bach
elo'>, great aud good men,; eight
u''s'el men and eight model women,
ali we'll known, in contrast with twen-
~ men and women, with strongly
m liked faults, some of them as
da ~hing aud petty as dangerous.
TIL professor will use ffty-6ve new
t7ir ures to Illustrate the lecture.
t'he; Will be as interesting to the old
's 'hey are instructive aud practical
fn'' The. young.
(4tlies aud gentlemen examined free
- ,'nblic at the close of this lecture,
I'D their physiological adaptabilities
';,'-c"ibed. MISUNDERSTANDING
.'srnu sing, but not binding. ..s;s, i: !.
5s View pictures: and new lectures each
tfsse three esv,te1fn iKdmissio /
20 cents. @t..'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
Death Of an Old Millmarite.

William wo11xor sHoys ~ oo,1,
"a dent of tho .vill,anrla.s.72 ossod no.,
last SATURDAY. morn;nas1. havino 49,
;, n,.ohoa ~ - $50 =. on
,aars connast;on afStha 80, 49, :
,h., f,ta1 ;1,nass ,,r;ahs .s,n,; 5000 ~
h;s death ceased 5,,,d on;o,,oa
.~ood ho,1th ,,,n+;l ,r;1h;.. ! H.,
= ~, aoo+h ,,7zas, -.
t,,, .na o,,at ..:11r .s..5,,.,a 49,,
,nao for one Of hia vears Tha. news
.f his death came al s az great - shock ~
n,,e .o,nmunitv which had. saan him
out univ a short time 400 4. ia vas
,al,,:, iii Wednesday: noon, but moth
40 =srious was thouol1. ST the illness
IN, Thursday =, f,c,n;,,,..,s whan \. OK
O., ..oced a. fa;nti n IS sne11 :. r., ra-
ma I'd in a. emi.conscio,,.. c,onditio :,
;,n:> he hreathedz his 5iaat eatnrd /. !:
~, z,y{no at s o,c]ocl1.$s5. ( :. - :
Deceased was horn 81 " 1,iayos j.
.pos a. e s. 30 Isl,. ia removed I,
iteY n,is
20, which citv hp cama s5.sr II 3 irn1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
Double vsadhing

I>22,n marriage OF NrxK K Bne to
Ms. Marina Elisabet pson and
Nj. OLAF y Birkel and to Miss Eli,
El4 cross was solemuizea last Satu,:-
Ma afternoon in the presence 81 I,
q & gathering otsrclatives anil
ri" E u. Tie cereolonY VIZ perforlas I
1T no 6. Free Lutheran church al two
o't a,ck, Rev. j.. p G,shild officiating
II. =: bridal party Me,e the foll,,wins,
bridesmaids and grooinsmen: Misses
Nei3e Johnson and Gurine5 Elgeross,
ans Messrs. Nels Elgeross and Albert
J. Johnson, attendants Of Mr.. + Blu,
an'' ;nride; Misses Ella johnson ami
Oh slime ,Elgeross, and Messrs, Ole
Nv 'e and Henry Hanson, attend
ents of Mr.. Birkeland and bride x f- S...
=. The reception which followed the
ceremony was held az the Elgeros.
nome, about three miles northwest ct
the village, to which place {. company
Of ABOUT sixty repaired to extend their
hest wishes to the newly married
couples. A weddine supper was
served for the merry Guests, followesJ
by speeches and singing, and the play
ing Of games by. the younger people.
until a late hour. The bridal couples
wen + the recipients ofSmany handsome
ana useful presents. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bue will make their
ho,ae. on a farm near Slsseton. S D.,
VII lie Mr.. and Mrs Birkeland expec,
to eside in Atwater. The best wishes
of q host of$friends so with them to
Their new homes. z*s.s='+ = 7S1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
THE DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases have heen dis
pos ed of in the manner indicated:
w. D. Andrews VS.. Sam Norstedt. Appeal
Law and F;sct.-G. w. Stewart; Samuel POr-,
ter. Continued
: Byron Cole vs.. w.D Andrews. Fact.
John 6. Peterson VS.. w. d. Andrews Fact.
Harold Swenson VS.. w. D. Andrews Fact.
Peter Norstedt VS.. W. D: Andrews, Fact.
Sam Nordstedt VS. W. D: Andrews Fact r
Samuel Porter; &. w. Stewart. -.>-
All OF above cases continued.
James Mott VS. G. j.. Jorgenson and Peter
Bonde.-Foland McCune; Samuel Porter.
Con tinued. = .,., ~. T. r. : :
Bank Of Willmar vs.; Jerry Lawler. Defend.
ant, and Thomas Lawler interviewer. Fact
Samuel Porter; John 4. Byrnes. Partial YER
dict for the bank. .z:5l,* ~. - ~ -, -
Kanaiyohi CO. VS.: St. p, M. & NJ. Ry. CO.
Tax proceeding. County Attorney; M. D.
Grover. Continued. 49,. II, f. "a.
, Tsirbanks, Morse y 8 Co Us: The Atwater
Settled. - >]ts 3 1855 I- s.
a, r. Peterson VS. Ikandiyohi Co. birch ap=
missed IA @#s9 { A 5z ~ zs. }
peal. Samuel Porter; Olney s Frye. Decision
for plaintiff. | s{5 81. s=
Margaret Ferguson ct al VS.. Kaadiyahi 90 J.
Diteh appeal. Samuel Porter; Olney 3 Frye
Continued. Is Es @@zS.s ss1s e.
Jeseph Anderson VS. lSandiyohi Go, Ditch
sion for plaintiff. VS. 5.ss. .fS
. A ma Eorg vs.. Erlck Borg. Fact. 1Axel H,
Roise ana Samuel Porter Qiney & Frye.
Grul ted, y $sss ig RAJ ss
Esick Borg VS.. Pete Hlomgren and Anna
bio naarep Fact Olney 8 Frye; Samuel Por-;
ter. Dismissed. z3
State OF Minnesota vs.. Iver Aspaas. Bas-
tar5t County Attorney; Samuel Porter.
Dismissed. sa 5#.9 \.
Eehning Piano CO., o corporation, vs.. Visitor
p. SGgerstrOm Fact. S George Muller; y. r.
Olnsy. Judgment for plaintiff $s5& 5s$E
William j Rowland VS.. Benjamin Moe and
Fr:sslk 81. LedeA. Fact. OlneY & Frye; Olson
s. .sinson for Moe, samuel Porter tor Ledell
Discussed .3
aool District No "a OF Kandiy ohi. Co w.
a, ~ Merritt, w. H. HaWs AID JOhn w aI4ind-
st1s5aa 81. Fact: Olney 8 Fryer Samuel Porter.
for ssl3 u ris and Lindner. Settled. s$sSsI53
b ~ Saathof VS. S samuel Gabberts Fact.
La 3 lrnard;; Oiney g Frye. erlict for
81 tI
Il sttDn Jacobson vs.. #Kandi yohi Co. Road
IttplseaL Samuel Porter for nppeilAaE; County
Atsorney for Eeespond lena ppeals dismissed.
Charlesl Merrits IS. Great Northern NJ.
Note OF issue. a. D. Lara bee; q. sllngton
and Beggs Verdict for laintif DANA
Iges xed at S., 0O0
81 Mime sta vs. Albert a Anderson.
dismissed
slsss sYsnssn olsaa g 9hI Nv
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31

Mr.. Lewis Larson and Miss Olga
Brrdberg were united in marriage in
Minneapolis yesterd ay. Both are we'll
known Willmar people and have a
host Of friends who will extend con-
yr,atul ations. The groom has for a
number of years been a popular and
trustworthy erhploye Of the Great
Ntrthern &l5 ,,s>-% r. .s:%t@
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
KANDIyoHl.
Jan. 80.
Willmar

John Wicklund was at Willmar
Wednesday and Thursday.
The P. l.. S. of Al had very inter-
esting meeting last Wednesday even
ing. A large crowd was present and
good program was rendered.
Mrs. B. Bengtson was guest at J.
Enblom's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Norman and daugh-
ser Hilma. and Mrs. n. Broman Wis
tied at F.. E. Broman's Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31

Mrs. J. Fl. Brown visited with the
family of her son, Judge C.L. Brown,
At Morris last week. During her stay
there she represented the Willmar
Chapter of Eastern Star among other
visitors to the Morris Chapter on the
occasion of the official visit OF the
Grand Worthy MatrQn. Z.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31

beauty some barren mountain, Or to
make glad some lonely wilderness.
The Hague Peace Conference for the
the disbanding of armies and disarm-
ament of nations seemingly did not
make any good impression on the civ
il,zed world. The United States is
fighting for trade, Great Britain for
gold, Rus sia has an evil eye on Japan,
while France and Germany are getting
uneasy.
Herman Walby and G. A. Broberg
of New London visited in our sanctum,
Saturday and Sunday. -
Anton Jacobson of the New London
Times force rusticated on the farm
last week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
Real r al! Estate I; 5, Tra ans fe.lr

F.. LAKE h1LL1A g.,
jan. 26-peter p Peterson te9J9hn A.. .,,o =
=. RosEl1AKp: AZ { 7: y s. Y
jam 26-Ered Anderson to Mats Rem -, -
y 2 pa. ec 8, $500 s : i4oo:9o
& 37< s. III ARI>':: & q. fs6z s
Ja,s 2l-Jens Olson ia Andrew Lar
$ ,n-l1zs > Hta Sec. Il looO. 90
Jat. S,-Ehe Mimi Land Syndicate 80 =
{ u Charles Webster-E =, Sec q 45oo. 90
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
,lasned from Heighboring Exchanges.
Personal or Otherwise. s-s

~ Okl1OI Wlo0.
Charles Ho]mgren transacted busi-
81. in Whitman Monday ;. !. s. &.
Y. i. Prather transacted busires in
g. 6. mar Tuesday p. nl.-Kerk1oven
So ,er.%2 III 81: E-s: @ - =. .'s
!. g: Rechtferti from Willnar, spent
sun lay with his parents at this place.
lie was accompanied by his friend
st::r|ii J Johnson, an bother Wiilmar cigar
g aiser. Chippewa co. Herald.
The Misses Annie Bergesop and
sin lie Reyrhold went to Willlnar
last Friday.-Maynard News. S
&. MIS-. Solomon Porter. returned to
he'' home in Willmar yesterday, hav
ing spent a couple of weeks with Mrs.
G.. A. Glader, who has been seriously
i'll l.. ....S. J.. Swanson went to
Willmar, Tuesday ....... James John
SON was taken to the insane asylum at
Fergus Falls this week. The
marriage Of Matt Ferguson and Miss
Belle TAFT will occur at the home of
the brides parents at Diamond Lake,
pe2t Wednesday afternoon A recep-
ton will be rendered the young people
in the evening .-Atwater Republican.
p" R<:v. T. M. Findley Of spicer MIMI,
g. Presbyterian minister, was here and
h.sld services Wednesday, Thursday
.ald Friday al the residences of O.. H.
Howe and M. l. Hassinger. In con-
meet on with his visit there was some
talk of Presbyterian church being
organized at this place, there. being
some sentimentin favorof second Eng
lish church. Nothing definit, was done
however, the matter being left in the
hands of a committee.-Ren
Record. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amaudus Larson Wis
tied at Willmar the latter part of
LAST week. ...... Mr.. Blixt, of Will
nar, was guest If Murdock friends
several days the fore part of this
week ..-Murdock Review.
Wa are informed that Miss Bertha
Ella ;on is going to open a millinery
siunp at Brooten. ...... Peter Hanson,
.Oit .. Eliason, A. o.. Eliason and
Miss Ellingboe went to Willmar last
NonA lay via Murdock.-Gilchrist Cor.
-, rtnr1ock Pnuiaw
II 50 Bertha Hanson, of Willm ar,
u been visiting at Mr.. N. T. John
j. II ,.-Union Grove Cor. in Grove
ST ey Times. IT, .===. d ..s ..-..
Warner was a Willmasryis-
s. he latter III Of last week.
Ien:y Stenson, st Wil1mar, and n.
L. Nelson, of Brooten, were business WIS.,
! or here last Monday Frank
T[u berg, of Wiljmar, is visiting with
il ds.-Belgrade Tribune.
:ius Thorsoa left on the noon
=, Tuesday for Minneapolis. F"om
'''e he will 20 on TO Chicago and will
L., visit New York and other cas- Tern
r4li before returning home. lie ex-
pit, to be absent about a month
-. son Monitor.
Y. J. Pinney, of New London, Is
r. >nging to erect an elevator on the
Gre vt Northern on each side OF town,
ne one on the north to be called
Tweed. It is said he will handle -four,
wo ID, coal, groceries and tallow
candles. All right, Bill, put 'em in,
sut Granite will furnish you with
competition enough to makeit interest
Jag IN all these lines and many more.
People will not blow their money nor
sell their wheat where there is NO com
petition in this age of reason.--Gran'
lite Falls Tribune. 49,. ~