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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16
Timber Land, Act Jnns 8. 1879. Notice.
fDr Publication. United States Land
Omce, Duluth, Mimi, May 81 1860. sS5

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Timber Land, Act Jnns 8. 1879. Notice
TOR Publication. United States Land
Once, Duluth, Mimi, Msy 5. 1860.
. Notice il h.rsby given that il com.
pliance with the provislons OF the act sof
COngrssss OF june 8, 1873, entitled stAn
not for tho sale Of timber lands il tho
statsso CalIforLia, Oregon, Nevada and
Washing ton territory @ extended to
Ill the Public Lsnd States b. aet Of
August 4 1891, Maresr { Fitzgerald, 81
Dollar Bay, county of HouRhton, State
Of Michigan, has this day fled in this
omcs his sworn statement No. 1869, for
the purchase 81 the sw116( of nw1 and
nM4 Of sw section 5 and se1 of ne II
and no OF O. section 4 10 township
81 north. range j west, and will odsr
proof TO show that the land sought 10
moro valuable FOR Ito timber or stone than
tor. agricultural purposes, and to eStab-
.lish his olaim to said land before the
Register and Recsivsr of this OlIics %
Thursday, the 10Th dsy OF August, 1900.
He names % witnesses: y: !.
Fred Nelson of ursnd Marais, Mimi,
I Oscar Peterson ssf Dulntb. MINI. and
Patrick 81. Fitzgerald, Minhasl %. Kane
and William Fitxgsrald ot VISIT Supsr-
iDr, VII.
Any snd OIL persons claiming sdyarssly
tho above described lands are requested
10 dle their claims in this oall0e "a 81 Is.
tori. said 18th dsy Of Angust. 1901
b. WI. 3. CuLxIN. Register.
~ y. Small wood, Att. .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16
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HAPPEllI as
Treasurer johnson : - Duluth.
Kirby lon IN Thursday for 4. Du-
lnth trip.
Jo.. Lav,aus q Luss,n .. hsrs
ySstsrdaY.
q Noel Hanline q Lutssn ~ u town
durlnk theWesk.
Chris johnson returned Sunday nom
j visit 10 Duluth. q
Nsls Msnaskawssh q 0raad Poetags
= Visiting friends hsss.
0ust =. Peterson and :. Z. Lupd,n
Lott Tor Duluth Thursday. ~
E'rsd Gross tho veil known land naa
~ Duluth. 40 hsrs Tuesday. b
John T. Peterson of Duluth No. hsrs
On business ths hrst of The vssk.
= Joyce o. Duluth u 4 town, hs
arrived On the Bon Ami Tharsaay.
John O Council 81 ORsma, Wis, was
among the transisnts during the week.
Andrew Hedstrom left for . :busiusss
trip 70 Duluth BY Tho Bon Ami to-day.
p. Trsmbly loft the Arst Of tho wssk
/ for his home 10 sault Ste Marais, Mich.
John Erickson Of West Superior came
down Wednesday 70 visit his farm sast
q hsrs. Il,
Andrew ,Christisnsen Of Bic Bay i
hsrs to-day, shaking hands with HE
many friends. 81:
Capt Ajax Mcfarland left laet Tues
day for Cleveland, Ohio, 10 expects to
fsturn il JAY. IS
Auditor Murphy and family let On
the Bon Ann to-day Tor : visit Ia Du-
lath and 81, Paul B ssS.:
The Light .houss tsndsf 1farigold
ealled il hsrs last night, 1t. Com vii.
ION iss tho new inspector.
Frank @. Ksoeh Of Sc. Paul left Tor
Hoyland the drst of the wssk, havine
] 1piahed his business hare. 4. 5.@
Aug. Andsrson and Fred +. Moo ~
turned "Wednesday from their farms
and want 70 Duluth Tuesday. 81 &.
.. A and 4, ]. Mcdonald OF Dnluth
arrived on the Bon Ami MONDAY, thsy
left for the intsrioron Tuesday h
Tho COW. winch Mr.. Nelson advertised
last.week was claimed the frst of the
week By Ole Fsnstsd of Little Nsrais.
@. W. BiRsby was in Duluth during
{ The week, while there DO mads : contract
with Fred Sahlbsrg TO ct ont timber.
Ennmsrater Nelson has been hsrs
this week ID. his oincial capacity. John
Drouillard assisted him o intsrprstsr
amone the Indians.
P. O. Fladen o. Duluth came 10 trostn
the woods tho hrst Of the wssk and won't
to Duluth on the Bon Ami Wsdnssday.
w. g. Picksrins ! oe WEST Superior.
Wis.,. Who has bean hsrs during thss
week, lott Tor biz home % Tie Bon Ami
to-day.
The Auditor and Treasurer have com.
pletsd the distribution of taxes received
from March Lot u Juno Let. the amount
was the largest evsr distributed ct one
time here, being shout $4,000 This
puts most Of tho .unds 10 good shape
and will help materially to ..st liz de-
funct road fund 10 better shape. 4. it.
Guy Titus returned homo Oh the
Dixon Wednesday night having reoov-
srsd from, the measles. Guy made I
Yood record ct the Duluth school, hay.
ing . general average Of 50 per cant. and
graduating from the grammsr school
anon &, ths leader. He win rstura next
year and enter the High School.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16

Perhaps : fsw figures will b intsrsst-.
Ing Q they give : moro dd6nlts soooaat
Of what has bssn donA First about
10 boys and siirls hays spssint o. 5000
school days hsrs, q svssrsgs of SO days
each. OF those Who hsyss bssn present
ths most days Anna scott and Jos Nay.
bow head To lit. sach having bsea
present shout 400 dsya Cafris 6oott
b. attsndsd 130o dsys wills a11iis
seott md Charles Houenstan> havs
12W dayssto their crstlit.
Thstsi ~ ~ q - Int seholars -
to-day = yisitoss. Boes. ! NJ %,
Jim, Johl hin inn u 1nAn myssIf
and two g thrse othsrp 49, $ III
highsstss B
SIS LIT ~ ot School, announcement =
i . csllsi in many PLACES has i ssnys
bean ! great day shsre, not q much nov
. i nsed TO =, x hays sivays looked
forward g Il for y long time. lsy "a
Who hass besn. at school hsfs alwsysssre.
nembel the pleasant diaiys spout - =,
5snd retain tho fris pdahips formed d ths
Grand Marais school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
The Lightcap Clevis Co.
Observation-Disclosures.

\ company has been organized in
Lancaster to push the sale OF a lately
patented cleviS, invention OF W. H.
Lightcap. The officers and stock
holders Of the organization are ii.
Buchner, president, W. H. Iightcap.
secretary; IL. Henkel. treasurer: H. $.
Rhodes and John J. Wenzel.
The clevis Mr.. Lightcap has patent
ed is the most durable and most per-
feet continuance Of itS kind eyer put
on the market and farmers who once
use il will have no other The bust
ness of the company will be carrie /.
on Al Lancaster and applications are
already coming in for county right
sales. Circulars giving full details
may be had by addressing any Of the
above named officials Secure the
cholce territory nov YOU wish a
good thing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
MADISON'S CARNIVAL
AND STREET FAIR
Begins Monday N;g5t. Oct. 80
The Program.

Monday Night, Oct. IS. Political speeches
by Senators Mark Hanna of Ohio, and
FRYE of Maine. The speakers will be ac-
companied from Chicago to Madison by
Phinney's United States land of forty
pieces, secured at an expense of $1,000.
Grand torchlight procession, etc.
Tuesday, Oct. 10. 9:30 a. m, arrival of
militia companies; II a. m, dedication of
Spanish cannon; / 80 p. M, military pa
rade; 3 p. m, living flag of 800 school
girls; 4:30 p. m, dress parade of militia;
3 80 p. m, floats and trades pageant.
Wednesday, Oct. II. Democratic day:
1925 a. m, arrival of political speakers;
1885 a. m, high school football game;
- m, fire department run; p. m, polit
ical speech by John F. Finerty of Chi
cago; 80 p. M, torchlight procession
and speech by George Fred Williams of
Boston, Mass.
Thursday, Oct IS. 8 a. M, civic parade
of secret and fraternal societies; 12 m,
fire run; $3.50 p. M, floral parade; 1870
p. m, floral parade and illumination; $50
p. M, horseless carriage floral parade.
Friday. Oct. 10. 10 a. m, dedication of
new historical library, with address by
Charles Francis Adams; II p. m, fire run;
80 D. m, band concert by Phinney's
band; 7:30 p. m, carnival parade and car
dinal illuminations.
Saturday, Oct 20. Football game p. m,
University of Wisconsin and University
of Upper Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Continued from eigtn page

at each place made melody for the
masSes The Harper-Detrick com
pany at Ruka's opera house is spoken
Of ia the highest terms BY those who
attended They gave the best Of
sati sfaction. This is not surprising
as the Ruka management is careful to
get only first-class performances.
The Methodist church gave ample
proof Of its ability and willingness to
feed the dungrv at the fair. Some
thing over $4,000 will be the net pro-
ceets Of the tables there erected and
loaded 1t ought to have been 500.
The cause was worthy and the labors
abundant.
Mrs. Hurd Of St. Paul is visiting
her brothers, the Oswald boys of this
city. The visit Of Mrs Hurd com
plete5 the family circle and makes
happy reunion Of all the family, five
boys and one girl. Such reunion
is an oasis in LIES desert.
Mr.. c f. Ward, special collector
for the Plano Manufacturing Co. is
in our city Mr. Ward is rustler
and Republican OF course they 20
together.
II. A. Wilkinson has gone to Mil
waukee for a few days on business.
J. A. France. jeweler, has moved
bag and baggage to Gays Mills, where
he will go into business.
There is a new young lady boarder
at Chris Oswald's. She brought her
baggage and proposes to remain with
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald permanently.
She came Monday afternoon Oct. ;.
1900. May the little lass live and
hundred years to bring cheer and
comfort to Chris and his consort.
Yum. Yum, Yum, A new candy
factory has come to town and opened
up in the Ruka building near the
laundry. Perry, the proprietor
claims to make all kinds OF the finest
hand made candies. We shall sample
them and see.
Oscar Bobel and son Of st. Louis
were here during the fair visiting rel
atiyes and friends and returned home
Tuesday morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
.REPULSE OF GERMANS
They Meet the Chinese and All
Sin Proves Too Much
for Them.
Ii HUNG CHANG STARTS FOR PEKIN
Natives Near San Chung in Rebellion
South Africa - De Wet
On a Raid.

London. Oct S.-The Standard has
the following from Tien-Tsn, dated
Oct. ,: "A German force came into
collision with 5000 Chinese described
as Boxers a few miles south of Ten
Tsin this morning. The Germans Were
checked. and compelled to retire on
Iien-Tsn There is reason to believe
that the Chinese in this case We're not
Boxers but were LII Hung Chang
veterans. who had been ordered 10
wait near here in view of the posi-
bility that the foreigners would bar
his progress to the capital
Rebels Attack Sai- Wan.
Hong Kong, Oct. S.-Saturday 1000
rebels attacked the market town OF
Sai-Wan, eight miles northeast of San
Chun, but were defeated. The people
of San-Chun closed their shops, eX-
pccting to he attacked also. The troops
here are being held in readiness for
any emergency. and the police forces
along the Kowloon frontier have been
increased
Ii Hung Really start, for Peking.
A dispatch from TienTSin, dated
Oct 6, says: Iii Hung Chang, whose
visit to Picking had apparently been
postponed Indefinitely, left this morn
ing for the Chinese capital. The five
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
DE WET BoTHERs JOHN BULL.
Noted Boer Leader Way Down Near Ali.
wal North Raising Cain.

London. oct 81 dispatch from
Al.wal North cape Colony. dated oct
!. says: General DeWet is reported TO
lie few miles south OF Wepener Tin
the Orange river colony about seventy
miles north ST Aliwal North. The
Beers near here are in a state of great
excitement Al the outpoSts camps
have been called in and preparations
are. hvinS made To defend the town. y
detachment of cape police engaged i'll
mountaineering near RouXville some
what less triu half WAY between Ali
wall North and Wepener.. rode out 90
one end Of the town aS the Beers gal
Hoped in at the other end. Two mounted
Australians were captured Some Of
tile HouSv.l,c merchants have destroyed
their stocks 90 prevent them from fan
,ut into the hands of the Beers.
loudon. oet 81 dispatch FROM
ly..,thurS : 4. Of Get. = has tie fel-
= SIS General Buffers force Las
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

FIELD MARSHAL WALDERSEE.
Belgian engineers and fifteen mission
aries who had been kept prisoners for
many weeks at Pao Ting Flu, but We're
recently released under orders from Lii
Hung Chang. who directed that they
have safe escort to Picking, refuse TO
start. fearing treachery on the part of
the Chinese escort"
Japan begins the Retrograde.
A Picking telegram, dated Oct. 2,
says: The Japanese retrograde move
ment has begun and Japan's forces in
China are being rapidly reduced. 1t is
officially stated that half the army will
return tOJapan. Several Japanese trains
said to contain a lot of treasure have
departed from the city. The Japanese
assert that the trains contain ammuni-
ton. The British authorities have ar
rested a party Of Picking Chinese for
selling ammunition to the Boxers
The Americans are making Il search of
the forbidden city for the imperial
porcelain collection-not for loot. but
merely for the purPos,. OF examining
the collection
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

been pursuing the Beers through Pill
grim's Rest and Krugerspost. He is
now near Ohrigstadt and is still march
.ng northward. The Beers now here
have made a stand
Cape Town, Oct S.-The city of Lon
lon volunteers sailed for England yes
lerday. their departure being attended
~ scene of tremendous enthusiasm
Sir Alfred Miner in the course of an
address thanking them for their sery-
ces 10 the empire Told them that still
Ireater reception awaited them at
nome.
London. Oct Sit is estimated. ac-
cording 10 The PietermaritZbufg cor
respondent of The Daily Mail. that
from 1000 10 1000 Beers have retreat
Cd from Pilgrims Rest. northeast OF
Iydenburg. with four Long Toms and
twenty-five other guns. The correspon-
dent understands that their Long Tom
ammunition is almost exhausted.
London. Oct. S.-Lord Roberts, The
Daily News announces. will leave South
Africa during the last week of OctO-
Der. The authorities have decided to
limit the number of colonial troops who
are 10 be the Queens guest to 500.
Roberts Has 10000 Prisoners.
London, Oct. Ga dispatch re-
cciyed from Lord Roberts, dated Fri
day, oct. ,. says: The number of
prisoners captured or surrendered is
daily increasing and must now aggre-
gate nearly 16,00C men. Commandant
Muller has surrendered to Clery and
Commandant Dirksen and others are
on their way 10 Pretoria to surrender
\ detachment of the London Irish en-
1eavered to surprise a party of Beers
near Bultfonstein Oct T. but had to
retire after three hours fighting. with
six men wounded. The Beers. suffered
heavily"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

Louis Bohmrieh'. name i Dennis
The Milwaukee Sentinel Saturday
contained SIX column article repro
ducing alidavits Of witnesses who are
recorded a having heard Nh Bonn
rich make the statement 4, Terrt
Haute, Ind. q Few years ago that lie
was born III Germany and was
ashamed Of it aud that lac blamei lis
father and mother ;arit H W.. als6
heard 10 make the rcmark that dew,
ana Germans were tho oua aationaii.
ties he had any Grui-y s-a.u-. and il
the inteFv iew yery IDLY SAD I.
he9 with seemaay Ii, . .PIar
uosers . S;se.a,.n aat3,y pa,
confidence N c mau No Is a-saa.t.
% ni~ satheriena aas ,P r4.s :. e.
tars43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

Japan begins the RetrOgrade.
EMPEROR KwANG Hsu coNrEssEs.
Admits His Own Fault While Decreeing
Punishment for Boxer Leaders.

Admits His Own Fault While Decreefng
Punishment for Boxer Leaders.
London, Oct. S.-A Picking dispatch
of Oct. 3 says: by an imperial decree
issued at TaiYuen-Fu, capital of the
province of Shan-Si. dated Sept. -,
Emperor kwang Hsu denounces the
Boxer movement and deSgnates for
punishment nine ringleaders. He ac-
knowledges his own fault, and rebukes
himself; but he places the chief blame
upon the princes and mobiles who par
ticipated in the movement and pro-
tracted ii.
Prince Tuan. Prince Chung, Prince
Tsai Lien, Prince Tsai Wing. Duke San
kanS, Iing Men president of the cen
soratel. and Chao Shu CHA president
of the board of punishment, are all
deprived of their titles. removed from
Office and turned over to various trial
boards for further penalties. Prince
Tuan. by the terms of the decree. is to
be tried by the board of clans
Copies of the decreee have been re-
ceived here and are accepted as gem
uine. Ii is reported that Tung Flu
HSiang has fled to the province of Shan
81. fearing punishment. The impression
is growing that the imperial govern
ment is making an effort to diSper.e
and punish the Boxers The imperial
troops who We're seen Monday near
Pei-Ta-Chu are believed to have been
concerned in this movement. The act
ing viceroy NJ Tien-TSin was notified
that orders had been issued to dispense
the Boxers. but said he feared to send
OUT troop: because of the presence of
III called forces. An extended Japan
Csc reconnaissance south Of Picking un-
covered the enemy
Yesterday afternoon the American
troops were reviewed by General Chat
fee in front of the Temple of Heaven.
All the foreign STATS were present"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President
William MCKINLEY.
For Vice President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Member Of Congress, Bird Dist
JOSEPH W. BABCOCK.
For Governor
ROBT NJ. LA TOILETTE
For Lieut.. Governor
JESSE STONE.
For Secy. Of State
VIM. Ii. FROEHLlCH.
For State Treasurer
j. @. DAVIDSON,
For Railroad Commissioner
GRAHAM l.. RICE.
For. Insurance Commissioner
EMIL GILJOHANN.
FOR Attorney General
f. X. HICKS.
For State superintendent
l.. ID. HARVEY
For State Senator. 10th District
+, +. BURNS.
For Member Assembly. lst Dist
ID. Is. BRUNSON.
For Mem Der Assembly, 2nd Dist
S. +. SMALLEY.
For Sheriff
G. c. DICKINSON.
For County Clerk
ERA II. GRlFFIS
For County Treasurer
JOHN SCHEINPFiUG.
For Register of Deeds
GEO. TUFFLEY,
For District Attorney
ii. w. BROWN,
For Clerk Of Court
GEORGE f. BUDD,
For County superintendent
CHAS, IL. NYE.
For Surveyor
CHAS. SAMPSON,
For Coroner
j. L. TAYLOR,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

The disreputable methods being
pursued and falsifying statement,
made by sorehead members Of his
own party against Chas G. Dickinson.
Republican candidate for sheriff in
Grant county. will add to rather than
diminish the big, round majority he
will receive at the polls Nov. 9th.
Voters throughout the county have
too much confidence III his integrity
to be led astray by such tactics AS a
few personal enemies Of his are en-
gagged in pursuing At the present
lime.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Wedding Announcement.

Richmond. Ind. Oct. S.-The mar
riage of William Mcknight Smith. of
New York, and Miss Mary E. Hutton
will occur in the First Presbyterian
church. on the evening of Oct. II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Attempt to Burn a Trn.t PLANT

New Philadelphia. O.. Oct. S.-An at
tempt was made Saturday morning by
incendiaries to burn the plant of the
American Sheet Steel company. known
as the sheet steel trust, located here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

The Democratic papers print with
ghouiish glee every piece of news cal
culated to show with more or less ac-
curacy that the filipinos are rising
everywhere and killing the soldier
boys Of the United states But they
forget to add that the responsibility
for il rests with some OF the Demo
Gratis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Snow Falling at Leadviile.

Leadvflle. Colo. Oct. at about
p. N. yesterday snow began to fal
here, and up to midnight six irches
had fallen and it was still falling fas:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Bourke Cochran Throat Sore.

Kansas City, Oct. S.-Bourke Cock
ran is quite i'll with a cold and sore
throat and has postponed meeting
at Leavenworth, Kan, advertised for
tonight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

Currency is now going West and
South to move the crops. Never be-
fore did it have such 4 job of moving
TO perform.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Things are coming our way.

Prosperity, patriotism and victory
are in the air.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
A FLOURIsHING.FIRM

A new lumber dealer has begun
business in Boscobel. He arrived Oct.
1st, 1900, and at once entered into
business relations with Frank Sarles.
The firm name is Frank Sarles aud
son. The junior member of the firm
weighs seven pounds, but dad
weighs ton and holds mis- head high. .
Here's hopin' that the lad will never
have to be spanked with a shingle or
larruped with lath and that the firm
will flourish forever.
l.. II. Bancroft Of Richland Center.
will address the people of Boscobel on
the political issues of the day, Friday
evening, Oct. L.
Mrs. McWright's menu is one that
is both sin season and out of season..
On Monday noon she served celery,
lettuce and peppergrass all picked
fresh from her own garden.
Our genial friend VIM. Rose was at
the fair as usual to Judge the poultry.
What Mr.. Rose don't know about
chickens is hardly worth knowing.
He gives satisfaction.
On next Friday evening the high
school building will be lit by up with
electricity and eloquence. The stu
dents will give an entertainment on
that evening to which all are cordially
invited. Let us all 90 to encourage
the entertainers and to recall our
youths when n the long ago we
spoke "Sparticus to Gladiators' with
clenehed fists and flashing eyes and
acted The Lady of Lyons" with
Pauling in our presence and our
heart throbbing like water wheel in
mill race. Am Me.
The school house has altered some
Lac benches are replaced
Py new ones. very much the same
our pen-knives had defaced
The master sleeps beneath the hill,
Which coated Ger with snow
Afforded us a sliding place,
some thirty years ago
But the names Of Ben amin, Charles,
Ida, Julia, Eliza and score more,
are indellably impressed upon the
memory. We drop tear for the
school days OF old and put on smile
for the student Of to-day. Nav their
memories of BoScobel be as rich and
radiant as the memories OF
Observation-Disclosures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11

The school house has altered some,
lle benches are replaced
Ky new ones. very much the same
our pcu-knivcS had dcficed.
The master sleeps beneath the hill,
Which coated Ger with snow
Afforded Us "A sliding place,
Some thirty years ago