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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
British Meet Defeat Again.

Cape Town, Dec. pa squadron OF
yeomanry which had been followed by the
Beers from Britston is reported TO have
been entrapped. There were several cas-
ualities, it is said, and the remainder Of
the force was captured.
General Kitchener has left Naauwpoort
and has gone northward. The rapid CON
eentration of troops in the disturbed dis
tricts through the personal energy of Gen
eral Kitchener has allayed the local uneasi-
ness
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

ordered TO sign the preliminary Joint
note and have notified the foreign en-.
voys to that effect
Chinese Greatly Astonisbed.
Pekin, Dec. 31--The Chinese them.
selves were greatly astonished at re-
ceiving the imperial instructions
Neither Ii Hung Chang nor Prince
Ching had expected success in per-
suading the court under 10 days. But
the emperor's instructions are to agree
fully to the note, but to endeavor to
get the best terms possible, particular
lyin the matter of limiting the number
of legation guards and also as to the
places where these are to be located,
The plenipotentiaries are instructed to
endeavor to limit the number of army
posts along the line of railway as low
as possible, and finally to request the
powers not to destroy the forts, but
merely to disarm them.
Ii Hung Changes health is bad, and
it is doubtful whether he will be able
to do more than affix his signature to-
an instrument delegating his powers
to Prince Ching until another plenipo-
tertiary has been appointed. He was
dressed this morning and carried in n
chair to the residence of Prince Ching.
with whom he held long consultation.
Prince Ching then called upon the dean
of the diplomatic corps, the Spanish
minister, Senior de Cologan, and re-
quested him to notify the other envoys
that instructions had been received
from the emperor to sign the note.
Suspension of HostiIities.
Paris, Dec. 31.-The Havas agency
has received the following dispatch
from Pekin:
Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang
have communicated to the foreign en-
yoys an imperial edict in which the
emperor declares that China accepts
the joint note and authorizes Prince
Ching and Ii Hung Chang to ask for a.
suspension of hostilities."
Court to Return Soon,
Paris, Dec. 31.-Prince Ching and LII
Hung Chang, according to a dispatch
to the Havas agency say that Emperor
kwang Hsu has expressed desire that
the court should return to Pekin at the
end of February.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 30.-Three wom-
en-, held up by highwaymen, one of whom
is dying from injuries received; girl at
tackled by an acid thrower and another
girl assaulted is the record of crime in
Kansas City for the past few days.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
stabbed HIS wife and Son.

Chicago, Dec. 3o.--A special from
Cleveland says:
In fit of jealous rage Martin Terpel,
aged 4s, fatally stabbed his wife, Caroline,
aged 3S, and his son Matthew, aged l6
years. Then he shot himself through the
heart dying instantly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

San Francisco, Dec. 3l-Wheat-
Strong; May, $l.O6 SIS; December, tl9OD I,
$l.l07-S; cash, $l.Ol IA. Barley-Fim;
May, "A lac; cash, 75c.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
Fire mt Rockford.

Rockford, Wash, Dec 3l.-Fire, which
started at 10 last night, caused loss OF
business buildings. The loss falls most
nearly $4,000 and destroyed block of
heavily on G. A. Morehouse
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
Moral Wave In Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 3l.-All saloons were
closed as tight as drums at midnight Sat
urday for the first time since the present
mayor, Carter H. Harrison, has held office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

The dock laborers at Callao. Peru,
have gone on strike, and all work
has been stopped. AS yet there has
been no breach of the peace.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

New York now has 1902 labor or
carnations with an aggregate mem
bership Of s4T6e2.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05

IN France more than one-third of all
manufactured goods are made by wo-
men.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
Dewet Hard Pressed.

MAZERU, Dec 26.-The British are
pressing Commandant Dewet in the Lady
brand district
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-01-05
CHINESE COURT HIS Signed
HAVE AGREED TO THE TERMS
Was an Unexpected Move-Fore;r,
ENJOYS Notified--Li Hung Chany
lis AiIing-HostiIities May soon
Stop.

Pekin, Dec. 31.-The Chinese pleni.
potentiaries have been unexpectedly
ordered to sign the preliminary joint
note and have notified the foreign en-.
voys to that effect.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03

% en- baIp Time. Saa tager man
Saaget al oe lager tire Hoteter, op.
.ifaaret / tpnbe Sfiper paa Copper,
Itrser Iipt SaIt oDer, bar en- baIp aop
foeenoe tBono | % iRtter iaa 2aaget
oper % IaSer Def fose en- boIp Zine
til. Wnn logger en- Serpiet riinbi
5obet, noor mani ffoI i~erpere aisbet.
On mon bill, fan man intte Sobet
| en- mio6eIsoarm gaaeropn iiteoetfor
oppaa Stopen, men bruger forreiten
iomme Gremgongsmaaoe, Tom open.
for beifrepet.
Oirie sg q. - Sire boarbfoete
sGg fiores / tpnoe Sfiper. Salp.
oelen beroi tpsges / ct Steee-
foo, ct Sag renet Oft Ipgees
oper, inn 8eiten at sgsaene og Der.
ober hot aopenne-P eber, "a Tbcfe
Solt. og pod Soppen ct Gag grso.
friimmer, boorcper imaa aIatter
Smsr lpeses. Zen iteses | Ell heb
@ogerobn, til BEN err britn poa Sob.
ben og ipiies meo bnio Smne til. iom
Iapes at en- tcppet Spiiefe Smer
i%reItet iommen meb en- Spiieife Mel
og opippb meb en- Sop fogenbe MeIf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
abe Sincolns Sorfaore
Som DC fra spiflanb?

UT 4pPfernes tioIige Siitorie
iremeaar, at De ienote Misiion9ref
til Spiflano. Wiaiam ImeS par fra
1868 oftere / SeioeIberg peo a1ir.
fprit 8arl 2uooiss Sol. On lioen
ap9fermenigbeb opitoo / @riesbeim
peo Worms. George Sor, 8pGfer.
ieftens Sitter, betraaote ! 1877 init
8riinb, men fom life lpnsere END til
Samburg og Srieorihsitabt; Der.
imoo beeap bans 9eoioger @iIliam
Benn fig til Serforo, 8asiel %
Sranffurt, boor ban beIsgte Wpltif.'
rem s. o.. Sidtel, og bet er miIig. ut
ban par enooo lpngere ipboper. Baa
Rbin reiite ban neb til Sonanb %
nenbte oerpoa tilbage til England.
0a ban / 1851 fom / Den Belbige On.
Itpnoigbeb at fitme grilnol9gge er,
M Stat, buIfebe ban paa De fo9ferifc
Spifere peo Hbin, iom forflletes for
lin Gro, % ban noiteote ct Sproab
til Dem ON at uopanore til Eennipl'
pania, boor grooerfiprligbeb bar
Cop. Non filate Spraabet, og Is.
~niabeoen / SriSbeim tog afiteo ODER
Sdpet.
st britiif Arbeioe al 9. y. 9en.
ninebaulen / Baltimore mlnoer on
bette. San paapiier, at Yr9lioent
Ibrobam Sil1coln q al init ser
fcmlt. SIncoln ielu pioite fun, ar
bans Sori9ore par apPfere | SerfS
Gpunip (cuniplpania, og at De lene'
re ilptteoe til Sir9inIa. Sennlng.
baulen bepller al en- a~isbefontraft, at
9lbrobam Siucolns gebitefar lfreo
Jig Sinfborn, % ban oplJIer pioere,
at flere ISdIuilier al Hapnet Sinfborn
enonl Dor / 9erfs County. Soueo-
Itaoen Der err oct befienote &eaoing
meb ipGre aillog o%nifring. Snobps'
gerne / 9erfs er for Ell itor Sel al
tpif gGt, % De taller oct iaafalota
IennipIpania Sntd, oct pil iige en-
9lanoing at 9anbsmaal ira 8fal5
Spotpiflono % Gnselif. Oct er b.
%itoriif, at mango Spifere / ben fsrits
SalpSeI al BET 1Soe I~urbinorebe,
flpttebe fra gerfs Gcuntp | Bennipi-
paria til @irsinia. Oct fan iaale'
oes acot ppre, at 9incoln par al inf
Serfomit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
Sanot Oct no.
Gn nblGrt Spsepleierife opbaBeoc
bens &irfniug.

Sssnaen er beore iitnilh I'll at fienoe
9eroien uf Wao % Sriffe emo en-
Spaepleierife.
angaoenoe &afie ifriper en- Spg..
pleierife / gaiIfes Barre, 80: Seq
pleieoe at oriffe itGrf auife ielu 90
ieg leo mcget al Sopebpine % lie:
1~SorocieIie. timber ct @eisg hos MI
ne 9rsNrc bapoe iea 600 a%nleonin1
iii at prFue Eoinim Cereal 5000
Coffee, for Dc orof Den alleiammen
~iItcoetfor dlminbelia Saffe. 10 Tiger
citerat ice bespnbie at br,ae Toihim,
fanot iea. at ieg par nreaet benre, %
tiliioit foripanSt min Sopehpire %
liaeiaa Sen trGee S~prbsicIie.
8onife raturIigt bar iee lioell
briat Toihm blanot mine TatientcT,
oe ieg bar m9rfet Ell paataseIig 9c.
bring hos Dem. Der bar ll,ttet men
aaiic % beapnot mcb Tcihim.
Seq bar Iaet Irrfc til en- puhiiq
aienosgicrnina ansaoenoe Hoinim.
Der br,iseS at Moore. Zen aiper ri
scli9ere SiIsana poo Melt, mems
aofie er tiIbsielia til al tsrre oa'
op, 90 ~iornariaecr Nerpsiitet.
Sea fnotr oct oanifelist at iac
Sieneitepieer til at Iare Hcitum or.
nentlie. Ge %ierperer Den nTiter al
no. inoen Seu bdr fost Irnae moi
Gen buroe tcses | IS eIIcr 20 III.
ultter % ierperes men 6lsne o.
er ben pisieIis Ell bella Grif." Mrs
ena 6, BURNS. 800 g, South o.,
@iffes Barre, pd.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
Sarmen, 81tfet, @apen.
aisreieier % andre g~efusmmeligbe.
Der | iamme Retning.

aisreieier % andre g~efusmmeligbe.
Der | iamme Retuing.
aanife De fix bisie 6orbeorinaer
iispne2 Nei, lanst fra. De moattc
giere mere Chores. Tet la6er liz
life negte. 9eite Irbeioe, iom Dor
9reoe Ben flyer ~"betragtes iom en-
Straf for ben, iom bIiper mott til at
eisre Bet, bar bog lin rigelige Or
itatnins % err / 8irfeIigbeben ct LIT
og bebogeligt arbeioe | Sammenli1'
ming meo. mango andre Slags ar'
beiber iaofremt Stnloe, Siss, Spinc.
og Ssniebuie err inbrettet meb mere
moberne Sorbeorineer. Wan faor
life bore iaa nsie meo fin Booflpo'
ming unoer bette grbeibe, inribiigt or
bet ofte, men en- rem Sfining er at
tiene. @i bill ienere en- Sang fomire
tiGba1e til oenne Sag % unoerie9c
nsiere onaadenbe Oct ~lsnnenbe peo al
eisre Chores.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03

85eniI ScroeIHe er M foIsie I eibpegt lanb
s1a por 1Lobe 90 boz sru9saHcisutHg I 90 'ur.
ltieltae SpTOe, az bctIle ~ meeiflaer bner
gaife fpIei aurertia. EtSfe Jatpfl ,r be-
hebfie / 9eroeH % re Fan me0 biSfe iarse uIs,
gounIb Gin % SiIlf bolieu'om5er't aaisr
Sper Safe bGyet &tleoe 90 ftGbe mari. fem
SesHior. oe beis he boz feet SaregsGffeT ret
eautle eGHb. oW 1e u.cil'ori Qienfeuoe BET
pamle -irabe mart" zoe pr 8aus; 3 Batter
For 25c. s~criofrtt. eots Trtos 0anbienbe ,re
bar -RbfniE fpeS" ina tuaeu nfhre. men fris
a aItrrh aHersisn a Go, Dept n. spiHHfase.
5Fab for fri eaiaioe AT iuy-oriersss sarer.
5slssHes q nosie al be aisemrHs. oer lai.
o. gspsnsfsa Bros. q. 3ames-sgiuu
g. q. 9aHlea a 20, g5els. WltgH, -.
.. U. yeferfslb IGiiHar. 9oipa.
u. ". gtnnn, Nibeefpda. Soma,
n. D. QefiplioN d 60, @aierntue, Nopg.
8. q. mtaunaine. cstngi. J0,oa.
9. GinoHtsE, @dafen Soigd,
Y. Tar, xoIL SntcG.
g. p~eerfon. Ssrtne Wrsbs, gttnn.
&. ". Ulchns. 9aueshoIo, Ntlnn,
8seou & cttetisH. MaabeI. MlInH,
Gle g. aobati. 1eLerfpn, WltaH,
Qrnt a @otbe. SnImeHn Wltnn,
=, 9, ecmRen q &C. gaIebeHia. @liHa.
Q1cs. .. ~yoysbete R<n'elb, SGfpa,
s 2 cccpIb. gtanIs, nllfH.
Oh. q. s1pIfae, zprfBe 1alsr, Sfiuu,
6adf<nfcr NteE,, GtdHasfeT, sysnu,
lbs. o. oHsat. Dsssfsu. afsfm.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
@a Sur for Slifbn,a.

gnhmainw scf tshsuer i'fe lruiere rifle ira
Stem % sorrciniHa for al 'aa Ssiisboe, Goiurtn
har ftaErt It S~eaetabiIt NfiseL. tom rermaneuf oil
turrrs snsma "a ale sraorutne euuasr % euii.
rsr 7e rea bar preset eeis m~rrieise hcIbreeenee
srait i gafueer 7il'aIes tnee en- Ss.cro NJ 20 Ere
cent permanent, ~fHreretl OIL sHaer at dlrre liot arot.
pl lea iii duc. lem liesr al aittma. SGriHa. aatarrh.
srcu,ii o. Scrreipaor nine. ieuse bruno Srfritt raa
TN. fraui, eaer Guaslt. reo iHIe SrrisHiua irr
Iiitcreonlna Oh Srua. Seuoes rr. Gef. SeRs
Srsr NEE 5rimr,e % Rdpnet paa bette SIao iii
u. n. Rpnes. So Gepers' Bind. Rohefter. Y. o.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
siem yense | California

sReo Gitrons 90 Sutierrpes OF Siubnrt
ming. apasapl S%iieproeuttipn S~lerspGris.
britt. Sc iau iowms Der irr TINT SIS ira
aamias Giir oper ben met birefte 9iHIe paa
bpil,enicmit 5irsoas melem lee 6ebrunr
% soie gIpriL. asaH henuenber ia I'll g. 9.
Yalmer, y. o., les Yeoiues, Some. Q
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
ufreoen / China.
Gbineiiife Srupper iaset tilbase efter
b~aarbnaffet &.

Berlin, 2Sbe Mpril. Oct tpife
8rigsoepartement bar mootagef fsl.
genoe Selegrammer ira @reoe bon
Waloeriee:
"Gefin, 27oe @priI. Gre SrRfnin.
ger fanot Steo 23be Ipril % ben
iierne 24oe Ipril mellem fire aoIon.
ner rnber General aetteIer oe dime.
life trooper unber General Gin.
9ampene bIep fipmpet peb ben Store
Witr; Gbineierne blep Hague og efter
baarbnaffet Mobitmb brepet tilbage
ooer Wiiren os forfulat til au-alIan.
Bort Cab bar fire Sfficerer %iaaret, tire
Solooter brpbt og 80 inaret. Se
frantic trooper bar life meb / 9am-
pene."
Yefin, 29be slpril. SsIgenoe Hau-
port anfom tent iaften:
"@eneral aettelers grieabe, ION
Dor blepen foritRrfet, mariherebe |
fire aoIonner moo Den Store Wtlr.
Sberit 2eoeburs Golonne oanneoc
bsire 8Isi; oerefter fiilste Schooner,
fommunberebe al Sberit Soffmeiiter,
Sberit @anmerid oa Maior Sueblen-
felS. 2eoebur onfom til Wliren 24be
Slpril cfter Ell lioen Srefning bee
Shon-Soi.&mon.
Soffmeilter oreb sSienben tilbage
oen 23be. Samme Dag iteote Slieb.
lenfels poa en- betpoelie ~fienbtlia
Gtprfe, iom beiotte m @nition poo
Ssioerne oa beberifeoe Yasiet. Sien.
Den fipmpeSe boarbnaffet fra en- me.
oct it9rf Sitting, iom blep toget efter
If Simers aamp. Sueblenfels oa
2eitnont Rifert bleo let, oa 2eitnoni
0repelIs haor6t iooret. Gn Sane
bGrer og Ell onben Mono bIep orpbt
Ter Wannb blep baarbt % 10 let iaa.
ret.
@onmerih ongreb og dbiplittebe
Sen 23be en- numeriif oncrIegen Stpr'
fe | en- itprf Sitting eitenfor Soc
sos alsft oe ~iitanobragte paa Slag.
marfen en- Screening meb Naior
WueImanns Battalion, iom fom fro
EiengsGbing, optog 6orfelgelier oq
inobeniebe 6ienoeu / en- friif Stilinq
/ Spb. Stinineen blep taeet oe 5iert'
BEN forfulet til 9tt,4uon.
Sienoen leo hoorot. gnepe gamIt
90 TO me hlirtigifpbenoe aononer
bIep toaet. Iaa Dor SIDE bIep er
Mono brGbt, ire boarot og nj lei
iaaret. 9sitnant Gueiterberg blet
ifiiot aiennem ben bsire Arm.
Sienben er operalt pnn Silbaaetog
General BON 2esiel bar orroneeret
meo General gaiaoub, of be frantic
trooper for nPrpprenoe Ifnl beiGttt
ai,-auon oa iifre hans beritre SIsi
&ettelers @riaober moriherer til
Taotina.S si,, % SiiebIenfels' gotal.
ion Innus 9ieraene iii Tefin."
Ni @anSittcr bcnrettct.
Tefin. 30te April. Hi hineiif.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
Ni @nnSitter bcnrettcf.

Tefin. 30te Ipril. Hi hineiiifa
Repere. Tom blep iaffet / set Tiitrift.
iom oe omerifanife Sropper fontrol-
Ierer. bIep hnlsbuaget iqaar. Get
erfl9rcs, at SC bIep benrettct al oer
hineiiife Stroffetommisiion eftcr
SrSre ira 81 Sung Chang % Trins
Ching.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03
Get abaans til Sfoler.
Qirfrr. Sernbanrr cir.

Sfrio efter fnlbitRnoise Sp~lpsninser.
&arter, TamHetter, Srepe fra Settlere o.i.u.
til F. PEDLEY, Superintendent of I'm
migration, Ottawa, Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-03

.Suspeuuen' bar ies mcotaaet % prsce,.
Teu aYbeiner ubnrriet. Te Sumcfflner I'll
hsiere Sriier CT tie beore sno "Susps unen.'
Srasten par so Gents. eimen 8isras
lea. Selmen, MA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from a cold
settled on the breast, bronchitis,
throat orlung troubles Of any nature,
who will call at E. f. WHITNEY's or
JOHNSON DRUG Co., will be presented
with a sample bottle Of Boschee's
German Syrup, free OF charge. Only
one bottle given to one person, and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German
Syrup in all parts OF the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions
OF bottles we're given away, and your
druggists will tell you it's success was
marvellous. 1t is really the only
Throat and Lung Remedy generally
endorsed by physicians. One Is cent
bottle will cure or prove it's value.
Sold by dealers in all civilized coun-
tries.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03
A Good Time In WarrentOn.

A number of Warrenites went out
to John H. Noble's farm, in town Of
Warrenton, to enjoy an evening with
the host and his newly welded wife.
The large house was crowded with
the neighboring farmers and their
families, who were gathered to wish
the happy couple long and happy
life. After the greetings and other
preliminaries were over, the rooms
were cleared and the younger mem
bers of the gathering enjoyed them
selves with dancing, while the more
sedate occupied the time with cards,
various games and music. The host
and hostess had spared neither pains
nor expense to give their guests a
pleasant time and they succeeded
even beyond their expectations. The
presents, of which they were the re-
cipients, were numerous and valuable.
The SHEAF is joined by large con
corse Of their personal friends in
wishing them happy married life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03
The Sandbag Artist and 4
Knife in Warren.
l. |. LOUGHRIDGE
ASSAULTED.
Knock Q" the Head With sandbag
and Cut With a Knife--tiis Pres
ence Of Mind and Handy Use of a
Gun Saves His Life--Assailant
Escapes.

warren came near being the scene
OF Ola a murder Saturday night, SO near
in fact that our townsman, i. Louoh.
ridge, carries long slit in his over
coat and large lump on his head.
Ihe former was caused by a knife in
the hands of his would-be assassin
and the latter by confederate who
MI from the rear. The facts, as near
as we can get them, are these: Mr..
Loughridge started home Saturday
night as usual, and while walking
along near the southeast corner Of the
school house yard, was confronted by
a fellow who made some remark that
was lnaudible, and Immediately took
g cut at Mr.. Loughridge. Mr..
Loughridge sprang to one side in
time to make the stoke Intellectual
and drew his revolver and fred, but
just asahe pulled the trigger he was
.struck k on the head from behind and
for a moment was SO dazed that he
lost track Of what was going on, and
when he got his scattered faculties
together, he was alone. He does not
knew whether his shot f,5k /, sec. -
not, but is inclined to think It did
The shot and the fact that Mr.. Lough-
ridge was inaGneed armed probably scared the
assasslns away before they completed
their job. Mr.. Loughridge was only
able to give a partial description cf
one OF his assai]ants, but says he
knows there were two, because he had
his eye on the first one when he re-
celved the blow from behind. The
police are exerting themselves to their
utmost to to find the guilty parties, and
1t is to be hoped they will hastily sue
ceed as such episodes are not calcu-
lated to make our citizens feel at ease
as long as the perpetrators are at
large.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03
EARLY Closing.

Commencing with Friday evening
this week the merchants of Warren
will close their stores at $50 p. M,
during the winter months, except on
Saturday evenings. The merchants
have kindly made this concession to
their employees in order to give them
some time for study and recreation
and to cultivate the social amenities
OF life. Customers are kindly re-
quested to bear this in mind and to
make their purchases during the
day. Com. OF CLERKS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-03
Notice of l1eetlng.

The annual meeting .of the Mar
shall County Skandinaviske Fire In
surance Company will be held at the
school house on section s in town Of
Newfolden on the second Tuesday in
january. being the Sth day OF said
month, 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Dated December % 1900.
0. P. DYRUD,
:. NJ: scH1E, Secretary.
President. #
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Wa1yen Marshall County Jn11uuzu zA0z
1T BEARS FRUIT.
The Petition OF the Thief River Falls
Business Men in Washington.

The petition OF the Thief River
Falls Business Mems Union, and
citizens OF that place, has gone to
Washington, and has received con.
sidpration that seems to warrant the
belief that the hope entertained by
the petitioners may be realized,
sooner possibly than was expected,
A dispatch from Washington says:
Efforts will soon be made to induce
the government to purchase the In.
dian lands in tl.e> nor them part Of
Red Lake county, Minnesota, with u
view OF having them thrown open for
settlement. In the Indian appro-
priation bill, which has just passed
the house, there is provision an-
thorizing the negotiation by de
partment inspector for certain In
dian lands in varios sections OF the.
country. 1t is general in scope, and.
was incorporated in the bill on the
recommendation of Indian Commits
sioner Jones. Petitions have been
received here urging the purchase OF
the reservation lauds in Red Lake
county, and when the Indian bill be-
comes a law npgotiat tions will lie
inauguratpd for it's cession to the
government.
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A GRAND SUCCESS.
The Oddfellows' Ball Tuesday Night
A Success.

Z ~ . + ~ e
The annual ball given by the local
oddfelloWs Tuesday night at the Op-
era house was ONE of the most sue
ces>ful in the history Of that institu-
ton At 8:3Osl'arp the grand march
Was led out. and from that on till
the wee smn' hours the floor was
kept warm by tile happy dancers.
The music was furnished by the An
dcrson brothers and Mr.. Roye,n, and
has the greatest praise o. both man
agement aud dancers. At midnight
snpppr was served on the stage aud
made very pleasant diversion.
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Jet Green's Prize Almanac.
Modern Brotherhood Elect Officers.

Modern Brotherhood Elect Officers.
The lodge of the NJ. B. OF America
elected their officers for the ensuing
year on last Monday night as fol.
lows: Geo. Pfster, president; Ole
Shanghai, vice president; G. F. Slee,
secretary; P. Lindquist, treasurer;
G. F. Barnes, chaplain; P. A. Nelson,
conductor; Aug. Peterson, watch
man; John Flyckt, sentinel. The
installation takes place the third
Monday in January.
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Abyssinians Expert at Thatchiag.

Abyssinians Expert st Thatching.
In describing Abyssinia and its
strange capital Q writer In Pearson's
tells Of It's mushroom growth as fol-
lows: A crowd Of workers appears with
loads of sticks some II feet high. These
are planted in the ditch to erect the
walls. and q few more sticks are twist
ed In and ont to keep them together.
Now comes the preparation of the roof
"A number Of men climb up inside and
bind together more sticks like the
frame of an umbrella. AS soon as these
are in position they Chamber outside
like monkeys and set to work to thatch.
For this purpose they bring great
bundles Of hay and twine it between
the sticks. They are not an artistic ma
tion, and they have next to NO indus
tries. but at thatching they are really
expert. and they turn out work which
would call for admiration even in o
civilized country. They do not trouble
to produce an elegant finish, but this
often adds to the picturesqueness Of i
cottage. *,
Lowest interest rates. See Elan
|defs s., God 's ad.