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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04

Go to the Bemidii Feed Store for
-four, hay and all kinds of feed. In
the Boyer building. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser returned home
Tuesday from visit with relatives at
Winona and Anoka.
The Congregational church society
have secured a lot in Nymore and
will build church in the early spring.
Mrs. NJ. F. Guyer, of Park Rapids,
stopped over night in town Saturday
while on her way to visit her parents
near Turtle.
w. A. Potter, of the Minnesota
Type Foundry Co., st. Paul, was in
The city last week, in view of investing
money here. .
Wood is wood in Bemidii. The
price is $3.50 cord for four-foot
wood, jackpine wood, and we would
that it was hard wood.
1t might be suggested that If Uncle
Sam is short of war ships, Sears,
Roebuck & Company are prepared to
fit him out. at wholesale prices.
e. J. Willis was up to Fosston last
week and bought some fine cattle and
sheep, and hereafter Mr.. Willis will
keep fine stock farm west of town.
Mrs. Wallie Scott will have par
lor bazaar at her residence on Ameri-
can avenue and Sixth street Dec. II,
1902. It will consist Of typography or
burnt work, point lace, embroidery,
handkerchiefs and Christmas novel
ties. Phone, pa.
Mr. Chester Snow narrowly escaped
serious injury last Tuesday while
shingling his new house on his home
stead. The roof staging gave way,
precipitating him distance Of about
twenty feet. He was brought to Be-
! midi by his brother. DR.. Smith called
and dressed the wounds. The doctor
say that, barring internal injuries, he
will not suffer serious consequences.
OLeary e. Bowser have moved
their stock of dry goods into their
new double store on third street, for
merly owned by McNair & Wood
ward. 1t has been refxed and when
the displays are made 1t promises to
be a beauty.
During the winter months ! will
handle the celebrated Milton Ice
Cream in quart brick in assorted
favOrs.
| 40-4l I. B. Olson.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04

Go to the Bemidji Feed Store for
-four, hay and all kinds of feed. In
the Boyer building. 40
It Is reported that Mrs. G. 4. Rem
ington OF Shevlin, attempted suicide
the other day by taking two doses OF
powder and morphine. Her purpose
would have been accomplished had 1t
not been that County Physician
Blakeslee happened to be there and
saved her life.
e. j. Willis has adopted most
unique way of advertising his busi-
ness. He had painted on his barn his
business card, the sign occupying lOx
20 feet, with the following inscriptions:
"E. J. Willis, Real Estate, Rental
and Loans. Wild Land and Improved
Farms. Residence and Business Prop.
erty." His barn Is situated near the
railroad bridge at the west end of Sec
ond street and the sign is easily seen
by all who travel on trains and that
end of town.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04

Coroner Henderson was sent for by
the Blackduck authorities last week to
look into the death of one Frank An
derson, lumberjack, whose death was
caused by foul play, it is supposed,
but the doctor never received the mes
sage until the next day, and therefore
could not answer. In justice to DR..
Henderson we will say that he Is al
ways prompt and reliable in his OFF,
cial capacity, as we'll as in his private
life, and any time he Is called upon
he'll not be found wanting. Black
duck papers will please make not
Of this.
Mrs. Whalen, an experienced
nurse, is open for engagements.
Confinement cases a speciality.
Call at G. FL. Mosebaugh's resi-
dence, opposite Catholic church
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04
So It's Said.

&C. l.. Smith expects to go to the
Twin Cities today.
$ Thanksgiving is over with. An
other reason to be thankful.
C. W. Stanton Of the Appleton
ress was in the city last week.
Joe Steidl returned Monday from
"a visit with friends at Alexandria.
Lots are selling fast In Balley's
Addition. Get one before the prices
are raised. ..... s... ......: W. 25-tf.
The Thursday Musical. Club vii
meet at DR.. Fosters residence Thurs
day, Dec. llth. -,.-.-..--. --- '~
James W. Whitney of Marshall,
Mimi, is in the city for few days.
He is a son of the state printer.
For Rent-A four room house, very
comfortable, at reasonable rent. Will
he vacant about December lst. Ip-
squire at this Office. tt
Buy your Holiday presents early
and get your choice OF we'll selected
stock. Goods will be put aside by
making partial payment.
On January 5th, 1903, all fixtures
and furnishings in the old court house
that will not be deemed suitable for
use in the new court house will be
sold at public auction. ..-r=
4O-41 I. B. Olson.
LOST-Dark eolored shepherd dog.
Had white feet, around the mouth and
tip of tail. Answers to name OF Carlo.
Five dollars will be paid for his re-
turn to me at Bootleg Lake. Geo. W.
Parker. -r-e ......
John Steidl went to Grand Forks,
N. D. Monday, on business, but will
he back to Bemidji in few days and
ship. the machinery of his saw mill to
the pacific coast where he will build q
fine saw mill this winter.
Prot. r. Watson Cooper, OF the
Hamline University, will deliver a
lecture in the Methodist church on
January l, 1903, under the auspices OF
the Epworth League. He is one OF the
ablest platform speakers of to-day.
Even in the quiet village OF Farley
two masked men entered saloon and
demanded cash one day last week: and
the proprietor wisely gave them what
silver he had. Before doing so, how
ever, he took peep into the intrud-
ers' revolver barrels. -.
FOR SALE-The stock, fixtures and
business of the Lakeside Bakery Is
now offered for sale at d bargain In
order to close the estate. The build
ing will be leased to responsible
tenant at q reasonable rental. Figures
of c.. C. Doty, administrator. p
T. FOR sALE-Sawmill, 30 HIP. No
money needed. Considerable saving
to he done before mill has to be
moved: reason for selling, going
away. For particulars, inquire OF DR..
F. A. Blakeslee, Bemidji, or D. S.
Wheeler & Son, Moose, MINI.
It is expected that Miss Frances
Calvert, of Grand Forks, North Da'
kota, will give piano recital in the
Presbyterian church during the month
of January, for the benefit OF the pipe
organ. Miss Calvert is well know II
musical circles of the Northwest as
pianist of rare ability.
Commencing Saturday afternoon
December 9Th, the ladies of the Orgar
Fund Association of the Presbyterian
church will sell baked beans, BROW
bread, pastry, cakes etc. at W. G
Schroeder's store on Minnesota ave
nue.. These sales will continue ever.
Saturday afternoon from two to ST;
O'Clock.
The following poem is timely, ac
cording to reports in the papers
late:
A little boy,
Pair of skates,
Hole in the ice,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04
Notice.

The Maj. Wilkinson Circle will
have an election of officers, Saturday,
December 13. All members requested
to be present.
C. E. Bailey, Pres.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04
Thanks.

Mrs. Anton Aller desires to thank
her many friends for assisting her at
| the time of her husband 3 death.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04
SUIT SALE

Having purchased welselected and stylish line of tailor
made SUITS at great reduction will sell the same at
large discount.
Twenty per cent. discount all waists and skirts.
All cloaks and millinery sold at great sacrifice. -
Beautiful selection Of handkerches for Christmas presents
Linens and ladies' furnishings at lowest prices.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

Edxieto, swydane +. 1851 " Peters,
burgu /, odt9i staf sii9pf jul s. p:
Bogusiawski jeden : najbardziej
sasluteuyoh pracownikdw mad dzle~
Jam, zamierzchie] s}owiahsczy-
znY.
Owooem tel praoY, przeszlo 20
~letnie] bYio wieikje trzYtomowe
dz,elo o. t. ,Dzieje s}owiansAozysny
p6inocnozochodnlej do po{owy
XIII wieku, napisane ma konkurs,
poznsnsk,ego Tow. przy1aciot
nauk 1 nagrodzone premium kon-
kursowem.
Dzieio to oparte gi6wnie ma pod"
etawach lingwistyozuych. silnie
krytykowanych przez lnnych hi
zakresla p%ierwotnej Sto"
wiahszosyzn'e rozleg}e grantee ca
1Ych prawie Nlemiec. mimo w,elu
hYpotes jest ono niepospolitej war
jake prawdsiuY skarbleo
wiadomosoi o dawnej siowlah-
szosyznie:
S. P. Bogusiawski i~nteresowa}
sig zYwo polska kolonizacya "
oleszy1 sic Jej postepem i
przepowiada} wielk9 ~przysz&o6t
kvuiosowi polskiemu " Paranie.
WARSZAWA. w gimnazysoh "
.he}mie i Blese5 W guoernii siedlec-
zlej, oraz " Ponlew,ezu nauka
dotad wyk&adana " iezYku
teraz wstrzymana zasta1a
jezyk polsk, wyk{adowy bedzle
PREY wr6couY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
Na1lepsze arstWO

Na1lepsze lekarstwo
M wypadanie w}os6w W kr6tkim
czasie zapobiega wy}azeniu w}os6w
i oczyszcza glove z }usek i l~iszaji
Ma iysych g}owach wnet ukazuje
sig. porost.
Many take LEKARsTWO
MA REUMATYZM i pose}smy
ma wszvstkie czesci Swiata.
Jezeli cheese sic odzwyczaic cd
picia rozpalajacych trunk6w, to jest
likier6w Tub palenia fajbi,' cygar
lub papieros6w. kt6re czesto przy-
prowadzaja chorobe piersi, napisz
do mas a my GIG w~yleczymy.
Ma odpoWledz przesfac nalezy
znaczek pocztowy "a 2 Gently.
Wszelkie listy adresowat nalezy:
Prof. W. K. SZEMBORSKI
a. William Str.
New Britain, Conn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
u OALICYI.

LWOW.-Z opracowanyh szcze-
g6towo dat statystycznych okazuie
SIC, ze W r. 1900 nawiedzi{ polar
W naszym kraju 79s m,ejscowoscl
z~niszczy4 og6tem 2o7S dom6w mice
szkalnYch. 2439 budynk6w gospo-
darskich i Is zaklad6w przemys}o-
wYch, ofilar zas " ludzlach bv}o 6.
Rozk}adajac te oyfrY ma gm'ny
wie]skie / m'ejskle, do kt6ryeh
~zaliczono l male m~iasteczka, przY~
pada ijoaG po4ar6w ma wsie 592,
ma mlasta M3:, a ~~wieo ma ws'e
prawle rs trcc.,
:, Dom6w ! chat wiejskich sp}oneio
1883, mieisk,ch dom6w zss 695.
budynkow gospodarskich W m's-
steczkach $50, nadto pozsx zn,sz-
CYL 1eden ko6cl6{ wiejski. z wy
padk6w smierci HskLtek pezsru S
przypada ma ws,e,1 ma mias,o,
" tenn 1858 3s4 koren przypada
ma ludaos~ wiejsk9. a z ozeKe tyl'
10 74b, s44 koron ubezpieczono.
q wieo ubzpisosona razem w,iawszy
ME dotiega navel poiowy fakty
oznej szkody PrzYczYny pozaru
" w,ekszoj czesci pozosta4Y ME
zbadane, takich wypadkdw l,czy
s'atyst,ka 2s7. W IS wypadkaoh
stwlerdSono rozmyslne p~odpalenie
" 10 pieostro6tno66, " ~ upatry-
wano wadhwe budowe jak pray
csyne, q 81 potar6w sprawl pro.
run.
PI2MO codsienne, wYchodzqc,
oztery miesiaoe " Krakow,e D.
IL. Nssz Clos" za{o1dne przez p,
Kas,mierxa Ehrenbergs; q podpl'
sy wane przez pans Nltolda No
sko ~skiego, jake odpowiedzlalneg'
redaktora. przestato z dnlem l Lu'
tego b. r. wYchodzi6. z powod'
| formranego zawieszenla ~ydawnl
! ctwa, y drcdze urzedowej ogloszo
nego " krskowskiej prokuratorY
pah.twa Y polioyi, poczta "a
. ossla zwraoad prseka.y .pienie1n
) ladresatom. ktorsy No "Nass Gial
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
800 ", d. ~ q
Polska pod Moskale'mi1

Polska pod Moskale'1mi1
kONsULEM Standw Ziedno-
csonyoh Amerykl Pdinoonej v
Warszawle mianowanv zosta< p.
HorodYnsxl kt6ry %poprzednio pre-,
lat 10 bYf sekretarzem konsulatu.
P. Horodyhski rodem z WarszawY
mleszka{ przeszlo szesnascle lat "
Stanaoh ZjednoosonYch i posiada
wszelkie wladomo6cl niezbedne ola
spelnianis czynnosoi konsula1nych.
kr6lestwo Polskie zwl4zane jest
re Stauami Zjednoczonymi liczne-
mi stosunkami gdYz wielka ilos6
zamiesskaiYch " Ameryoe polak6w
ma do zs&atwlenia mu6stwo spraw
" xraju "a posrednictwem kon-
sulatu warszawskiego. z tego
wzglsdu uominacya p. Horo"
dyhsklego posiada szozeg6lna wage.
z POWODU ROKU JUBILEE
USZOW EGO " dzien wiR,l;i j
pare dnl nastepnYch lud posta-
viii ma L,t~le i " Kr6lestwie
mn6stwo krzYzY. W Grodsiehskiem
W jednyn powieoie stane}o ,ch 80.
" S,edlecSlem, " Soko&owle i
okollcy ~. Wiele krzyzY staneao
z napisem; ,Boze! wYdrzyj z
hydrzej paszczY sw6j narod c'er-
piacy". Jak wiadomo, wznoszenie
nowych krzyzy jest przez Rad su-
rowe zakazane, ludno66 wiec sta
wiaia ie pc nocach W tajemnicy.
Dochodzenia pol'cYi nikogo ME wy
krytY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

SLASH.
o MFCzEksTWIE polsk,oh
dzieci ma Sl9sku, pisze wychodza-
cy we F~rysztacie W Ksiestwie
CieazYnskiem, Clos ludu slask'ego
co nastepuie:
Idzmy, zaczawszy cd Bogumina,
a skofozywszy " Mostach "a Ja~
blonkowem, idzmy cd jednej szko-
~ do drugiej, a zobaozYmY, re
dzici elaskie snosza strsszne katusze
ola niemozyznY. Mkt sig an, TO-
dzlo6w ME pyta. czY sic chce a.
czyc jezyka niemiecklego czy ME;
wladze szk6lne ME pytaja sle czy
one maia w~szystkie odpowiedn,e
zdolno6cl: w}adze szkolne ME pY-
taja sig, ozy SIG i'm ia niemosyzns
ma co przyda, n. p. dziewczetom.
1 tax we wszystkich naszych szko-
ZACH lndowych kuje sig n'emczYsna.
juz cd roku szkolnego. lie te male
dsieci. dziew czatka i pacholeta cd
Ga roku gwoIi tel niemczyzny
kar wycierpia, lie godzln aresztu
"a to niemczyzne odsiedsa, tegoby
ma wolowej sk6rze ME spisaf".
KALINA. Czytam " gazeole.
to po n%iekt6rych parafach
przymuesaja lud polski do plem~
czyzny, a ksleza wYg}aszaja ME-
mieckle kazanla. W naszym ko6cie-
le W Kallnie mieliamy piekne na-
gdy ks. o. Franciszka-
min z Cory sw Amy po6wiecli
nam nasze stacve l .wyg}osif nam
i wzruszaiace xszanie. A po
kazaniu sig zapyta}. jezeli kazdy
lego siowa zrozumia}. Skoroby sie
" 'ko6oiele Nlemiec znaidowa}.
k,6ry kazania ME bY{ zrozumia},
ZEN m'a& palec do CORY dzwlgnat,
\ kaznobzieja take niem,eck,e
kazanle wygtcti. Lecz mkt paloa
10 CORY pie podzwigna}, a wezY-
scy jednog}o6nle odpoTledyi7Ii,
Il kazde s1owo zrozumieli.
q OPOLSKIEGO. z pewnej
wsi donosza do ..Gszety Opolekiej'
ze tam nauczyciel szedf c,chaczem
"a dziecml idacem, do drugiei wsi
ma nanke rel,gii, a pods}uchawszY
IL m6wia 20 polsku, to jest W or
czystym jezyku. ukara} ]e dotkll~
%cielesnle, Kazde dziecko do"
sta&o d.iewiec lap.
JAk ktO umtera.
Kr6IoW lie ~ksiazets tchodaa 2 ,ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
WARSZAWSKI komitet hisz

WARSZAWSKI komitet hisz-
pahskl pracuje obecnie mad ma
wlazaniem bllzszYch st6sunk6w
handle wycn Kr6lestwa z H,szpanla.
ldzle mianowlcie o 70. ably pomi'..
mac to agentury nlemieck'e, kt6r"
na posredn1ctwle znakomite odno~
elfv 4zyski, z jednej strony u{atwic
bezposeedni przyw6z takloh iowa
row, jak slarka, drzewo korkowe i
vino, z drug,ei z,s'~>w6z spirY~
tusu / cakru.
RAD rosyjski ma ws6r Prusa"
k6w kupuje majatkl p~olskie W
Krolestwie, parachute ie ma male
osady 1 rozda]e 10 Mcskalom.
wys}uzonym zetnierzom; podofice~
rom i zandarmom. Niedawno VIA
6nie Dabyt " tym velu wielki ma
latek W pow'ecie }ddzkiu. Ma Ii
twie juz cd lat kilkudslesieciu Roa
sya prowadzl to metode wYzuwania
tywlotu polskiego z zieml.
S. P. WILHELM BoGUskAW-
SKI, zmarfy ". zYtomierzu zaslu-
tony badacz dsiejow s}o wiahszosy'
zny, urodsit s'e " +. 1925 " Lat
kowcaoh, " CUB. ~wo{'nsk'e]
g,mna.yum ukohozyt W ZYtomie-
rsu, za6 wydsiai prawnY ~ Peters
bargu., Nastepnie, jako ursednil
. ministeryum wojnv. delegowac1
. xosta& IA rex studydw prawa mig
dzynarodowego " Kazaniu. poossn
W.. 1854 ucsestniozY} " wojn'
! ~krymskiej.
w oztery lata pozniej odby} vie
! ks.s podr6S "a GRANGE, podczas kt6
| rel dau1ej satrzymaf sic " husg
Y each. gdsie pod wpiywem ia
niepospol,tyoh 'ndividualnosoi ia
/ smolar H6rnik rospooaaf study
swe historYczne l l'teraokie Q
|. badsh tej ~wlafnie. zapom Man
VI v6r6d sslewu germsnskiego prast'
as rej ~yspy s'ov'ah't'e'.
e. t. kys dsiei6w serbsko y
ayokioh pojavilo gig pierxsfe jeq
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
O M~ECZEkSTWIE

JAk ktO umtera.
Kr6IoW lie l ksiazets tchodaa 2 ,ro-
nu.
Trebacze. klarnec1sc1 i feciScl
pus.cAaja ostatni deoh'
Adwoksoi, aktorzy, m5wcY. mill
kns ma zawsze:
Wielcy i mali zydzl, prsechodza
ma lono Abrahamowe.
Kupoy, bankierzy, rachmistrze IL
CA sic z ostatna minute.
Podr64ni. pielgrzymi koncza sxa
pedr64.
y Wtasoioiele dom6w przenosx3 sic
40 W~1oCznOS0l.
Se6ziowle j prokuratorzY zostsja
wezwapi ma sad Bo1y.
Doktorzy, aptekarze i felozer'Y
odchodza tam, gda,e zado1ch ME
ma chor6b AMI bolesci.
Regenci , notarYusze speln,s]a
ostatni 6miertelny akt.
Dtuznloy oddsja dug. nature
! Aktorzy i komed7ancl Cd grywaia
ostatnia role.
Ubodzv prseposza sip do lepsze-
20 zyoia.
80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
The Best Remedu for Group.

This is the season when the woman
who knows the best RENE les for Group
is in demand in every neighborhood.
One of the most terrible things in the
world is to be awakened in the middle
of the night by a whoop from one of the
children The Group remedies are
almost as sure to be lost, in case of
Group, as a revolver is sure to be lost in
case of burglars. There used to be an
oldfashioned remedy for Group known
as hive syrup and tolu, but some
modern mothers say that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is better, and does
not cost so much. It causes the patient
to "throw up the phlegm" quicker,
and gives relief in a shorter time.
Give this remedy as soon as the croupy
cough appears and it will prevent the
attack. It never fails and is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by Benefits
Drug Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06

A child Of Mrs Geo. T. Benson, when
getting his usual Saturday evening bath
stepped back against a hot stove which
burned him severely. The child was
in great agony and his mother could do
nothing to pacify him. Remembering
that she had bottle of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm in the house she thought she
would try it, In less than half an hour
after applying the child was quiet and
asleep, and in less than two weeks was
we'll Mrs Benson is we'll known
resident of Kellar, Va. Pain Balm is
an antiseptic liniment and especially
valuable for burns, cut, bruises and
sprains. For sale by Joseph L.
Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
Col. C1ark's "reminiscences.

THAT article in the Boscobel pa
per that you reproduced last week
was replete with errors. Either my
old friend Devoe has things badly
mixed or the reporter who wrote
the article was in the midst of a
pipe dream. Some parts of the
story are nonsensical. The idea of
Senator Spooner dragging the pelt
and hind quarter Of a huge buffalo
COW! Why, do you know that a
buffalo pelt weighs over hundred
pounds and that a quarter Of meat
ordinarily weighs $50 pounds?
There was no snow storm on that
occasion at all, nor were we lost.
NV horse was killed in the fall and
my hip broken. Senator SpOOner
and Devoe put me on Spooner's
horse and he led the animal back to
camp. That horse | had that was
killed was one of the noblest of ami
mails. He was a Kentucky thor
oughbred and I purchased him of
John Pepper Of Boscobel. [ have a
watch chain at home that I wear
sometimes that people naturally be-
lieve is made from Mrs. Clark's
hair, but it is not it is made from
the name of that faithful horse.
Then you see that reporter said we
Rugged and kissed each other at
Fennimore and shed tears. tell
you never Rugged a man in my
life and never will; I didn't see
Spooner and Devoe hugging or cry
ing either. You newspaper fellows
possess mountains of imagination.
This watch? Well, | purchased
that in Dubuque in 1851 and have
carried it ever since. It went with
me through the war and has been
under water on a number of occa-
siOns"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
Mining Notes.

An assay office has been opened
at Galena with Bert Cobb of Mineral
Point, an experienced assayist, in
charge. The companies directly in
terested are the Oldenburg, Ken
nedy. Sunrise, Hazel Green and ST..
Rose, all of which Hon. Richard
Kennedy is president. Besides con-
Quoting daily assays for the COM
panies above named that they may
keep in touch at all times with the
quality of ore being turned out, the
assayist will serve other companies
on reasonable terms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
GEO. r. STUNTZ
DIES AT DULUTH
Formerly Sheriff of Grant
County and Early Settler.
COL. CLARK'S TRIBUTE
Made Wealth for Others But Died Poor
Man. Will be Remembered
BY Many.
COL. CLARK'S TRIBUTE

Many of the older residents Of
Grant county will recall the name
of Geo. r. Stuntz who in early
days was prominent citizen Of
Grant county and sheriff from 1850
to 1852. He was surveyor of more
than ordinary ability and was well
known Throughout this section. After
retiring from the sheriff's office Mr..
Stuntz went north to Duluth and
settled and there he died last week.
A Duluth daily contained the fol-
lowing sketch:
''The funeral of Geo. r. Stuntz,
the oldest resident of Duluth, who
died Thursday noon, will be held
tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the
Oneota M. E. church. Interment
will be made at the Oneota ceme-
terry.
Between fifty and seventy-five Of
the early settlers visited Filiatrault's
undertaking establishment during
the afternoon to view the remains
of their old associate-the man, who,
half a century ago, began the work
of mapping out Duluth and who
first discovered ore ON the ranges.
ALI of the living members of the
Old Settlers society will attend the
funeral of their Oldest member and
former president and escort the
body to OneOta cemetery, where it
will be laid in it's last resting place.
Mr.. Stuntz contributed his full
share towards the development of
the territory at the head of the
lakes and the iron industry Oh the
Vermilion range. He worked I'M
tiringly in all seasons cutting paths
through trackless forests,-with no
companion but the solitude and an
occasional red man, with no guide
save the sun and his compass grad
ually blazing the way for others to
follow.
He let millions of dollars slip
through his hands into those of 9th
ers. It was Geo. r. Stuntz that
thought he saw iron at Vermilion
dam, and he worked fourteen years
before he could enlist sufficient cap
ital to fire one key of powder at that
place. That twenty-five pounds of
explosive, however, threw out a
chunk of about forty tons of high
grade ore. 1t was the beginning of
the iron industry which has built
up this section of the country to it's
present proportions.
In spite of all the money the pio-
neer made for others, he saved but
little himself, and diedcomparative-
ly a poor man."
Col Clark, a lifelong friend OF
the deceased, pays him a glowing
tribute when he states that Geo. r.
Stuntz was one of the truly best
men he ever knew.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
Stoves for Sale.

The Herald office has two extra
stoves in it's equipment that are not
needed-that is we figure we've got
to get along without them this win
ter on account of the shortage in
fuel. They are both good heaters
one a large box stove and drum at
tached and the other a round Medal.
Will sell them very cheap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
anxious Moments.

Some of the most anxious hours Of a
mothers life are those when the little
ones of the household have the Group.
There is no other medicine so effective
in this terrible malady as Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t is household fav-
orite for throat and lung troubles, and
as it contains no opiates or other
poisons, it can be safely given J. T.
Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06

Animals attend a church service in
Cuzco, Peru. Pigs, goats, cattle and
poultry are brought to be blessed by
their owners on All Souls day. The
seats are removed, and the animals can
trot about or lie down where they will.
After the ceremony the live stock is
formally handed over to the monks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06

SECOND: The inner man, de-
lightful surprise, charm to the
palate and cheer and comfort to the
inner man is found in the perfection
of Ingleside Rye whiskey. It's Sc
cret is it gratifes and always salts
fes. For sale only by Rudersdorf
e Tanner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06

CHAS. w. BURR will send a bas-
ket to Afford Bros. Steam laundry
every Wednesday morning. Basket
will return Friday evening. First
class work. Your patronage is So
1icited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06
For a Bad Gold.

If you have bad cold you need a
good reliable medicine like Chamber
1ain's Cough Remedy to loosen aud re-
lieve it, and to allay the irritation and
Inflammation of the throat and lungs.
For sale by Joseph T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-06

Two hundred and fifty notice boards
are to be erected in the streets of
Edinburgh requesting citizens not to
spit on the pavement.