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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

The body Of the late Mrs. Congdon was
brought here from Troy, n y, for burial
on Thursday Of last week. Mrs. Congdon
resided here with her husband, the late
Jshn Congdon, sr., for msny years, but
since bis death has lived some time Ia Troy.
j hn Congdon Jr, and .caughters, the
Mistes Gertrude and Mary, MIRA. Mary A.
Corcoran, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Harley Clear
wster came here for the funeral.
The deer secured by HsrrY Niles and
VIM. Hayden, snd one by Elmer Brownson
are all that are reported In town.
Thomas Mann srd his dsughter, Miss
Anus Mary. Ard Mr.. James Mann went
10 Troy ~ business Tuesday.
Ray Miao't Of North Bennington has
been gust OF Wm. ssiford.
Miss Mcclary, The missionary worker
here, went 20 Bennington Center on Tues
day TO represent the Congregational church
here, at the council for the difTDissal of
Rev. Warren morse who Coca 10 Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09


Ths old barter shep, rsosubsf II veil,
wbess The town icsnssr eathsred, thsif
stories 10 tsll;
whsss ~ dsss and uhs rabbits vsss k'llsd
By ~ score
And th~if bodies is visArovs we're hsApsd
On tAs Aoor.
wAsss trost Aa,A ~ hsyrisg were essshs
By The ton
Ard shs s,sre~oss ~ers nAsssered Jest b
mere tan.
And shss the good barbr grew wsAry Of
isik.
Ard vished that the "blowhards" woald
70 for yak,
Sons fsliow voelA vsntsre, ~ gssss I'll
go shassd"-
Thsn The barber grew "msllov" and ve
knew vs were savsd;
10 we'd laugh and wsA sAos. while bis
razor he'd strop.
AId high timss us had 10 that old barber
shopl
Thsn hsre's 70 The pAcs. nay ~ fame
never 6is,
Nay its harbss when ssm0ousd By "pext'
from m high
Be led 70 . room which 10 fall OF ~
light
Where there sint any whisksrs nor 8atsr-
day night
whsrs thsy won't havs - lsthss nor pow
der the chin
And where oshsrs viii have Close shave
70 gst In.
--JoHx c. WEIGHT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

when his news about the sioxx WAS nm.
6esssood, tho noise became ssafsnlns.
wcmen called, msn shou.cc, dcgs barksd
and ponies plunged wildly. Tns var party
vas provtsicnsd and mounted IN t~inhi.
Ing. They vcre ready 10 push away when
Bear Chkf ssh to sQus- Roy. n give you
my best pony. Ride 90 with the warriors" I"
All, that was long night OF hard travel
under the st~ely s,arsl To the isded Souaw
Boy II seemed lihe scme endless nightmare I;
bat be sas with rigid back upcn bic spotted
pony hour after hour, and followed The
chief 10 battle.
Thsy were home .at dawn, ard Ind In
smbush. Az ssnup the Sioux nlsd slowly
over the eastern hills.
Evidently they had not bssn warned by
The little band Of old men who had been
left horssiess % far from home, They
chantsd their war-cry with easy confidence,
The Pawpccs waited fov tho charge. and
when Il came, sprang from cover. Then
the Sioux saw their mistake, aud they re-
treated, with the Pawntes In bot pursuit.
That was . bloody battle. The Sioux
were terfibly beaten, although many Paw
nees fell 90 the field, Left Hsnd among the
Others. But that VS. well. For many
moons be had been praying to T-s-wa
that be might msss death in battle, and not
die in lodge Of sickness or old age, liks =
woman.
6quaw Boy saw him killed, and lesped at
the Sioux too lsts - save his old friend |;
but BE- sent - arrow through the ,nemy's
body. Then be turned weak with tremb.
lirg, for 1t was the Arst life he had taken.
He would have run away, but he rsmem.
bered that what he had done was glorious.
The living BIoux bad vanished, and still
the Pawnes Villages stood unscathed, The
people feasted, and 1t night the warriors
danced the scalp dance In the medicine
lodge.
Inside the row Of squaws and children,
inside the row Of youtts and unimportant
men, In the foremost row Of influence stood
Jim Bailey, watching . frail Agure that
seemed ready to drop from exhaustion, and
still kept on and Oh with the circlipg
warriors.
Once this rseling brave had been m out.
cast, known only BY the vile name Of
Squaw Boy. Now he was Flying Eagle,
with war plumes in bis hair and the braves
pipe In his left hand. The despised had
come to bis own, and the Pawnees willing.
y acknowledged new hero.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

But few people are entirely free from In.
digestion At this season Of the year. Kodol
Dytpepsia Cure ID not only the best rene
dy to use because It dis ests what you eat
but because 1t also enables the digestive
apparatus TO assimilste and transform all
foods into tissue building blood. Kodol re.
lieves sour stomach, heart burn, belchine,
and oil forms Of Indigestion. Sold BY A.
II. Pettib0no.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Nature needs.oniy Little E.rly Riser
now aod then to keep Ihe bowels clean, tbs
liver active, and the system free from bile.
headaches, constipation, etc. The famous
little pills "Ksrly Rtsers" are pleasant In
effect aDd perfect 10 action. They never
gripe or sicken, but tone and strengthen
the liver and kidneys. Sold BY A. H. Pet
tibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Do not be deceived by countorieits when
you buy Witch Hazel Sslve. The name Of
X. c, Dewitt 4 Co. Ia on every box Of the
genuine. Piles In their form will soon pass
away II you will apply Dewltts Witch
Hazel Salve night and morniDg. Best for
Cuts, Burns, Boils, letter, Eczema, etc.
Sold by A. H. PettlboDe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Every ounce Of food you eat that falls to
digest does pound Of harm. It turns he
entire meal Into poison. This not OILY d..
prives the blood Of the becessaiy tis, ut
building material, but 1t poisoDs 1t. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure 10 . perfect disestsnt. /.
digests the food regardless Of the condition
Of the stomach. II allows that organ to
rest and get strong again. Relisves Belch-
Ing, Heart Burn, Soar Stomach, Indiges-
tion, PAlpitation Of tbs Heart, etc. Sold
by A. II. Pettibons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Alta benz 10 the ryfr opposite likely
pool portly geniIem.n 10 new nshiug
.'togs" stopped native, safs me, 10 order
to get some leeesssry Information about
the surrounding country.
DO you suppose, asked tts man with the
rod and resl, !. would be worth my while
TO try nshihg round hersf
Wal, said the native, thrusting his hands
nto bis pockets and settling hack on bis
heels, ths nshin' ain's good, bat eoase
don't know bow ye value ser time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
Deferred County Items.

Eserythiog indicates q pieasant and pro-
liable November.
We like 10 write for the hsncbester
JOURNAL. II was our pleasure yeau ago
10 do 70. Back In ths '70's ws Seminary
boys used 70 help turn the crank To get osl
tbs paper. faint 70 nov
Charles n. Bliss Of Bennington 10 u the
Mount Pleasant hoass for few days.
niss Anna c. PASk Of Bennington was u
~ sostAes, ''Bssshins," {" Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowels works all
cold out Of the system-is kennedy's Lax.
alive Honey and Tar Clears the head and
throat and makes weak lungs strong. Best
for Group Whoopng Cough, etc. Child
rcn love 1t. Sold A. II. Pettibone.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
oTTuMwA
Detailed Statement FOR the Month Of
November.

ottumwa, Dec. 1.-THE report Of
Miss Elizabeth Trotter, supetlntend
cnt OF the hospital, for the month Of
November In as follows:
Number Of patients admitted dur.
Ing the month, 40.
Number Of patients held over from
last month, rs.
Total number OF patients treated
during the month, 65.
Number OF patients discharged dur.
ing the month, Al.
Number OF deaths during the
month, i.
Number Of patients at present, 90
Total number OF patients treated
during the month 65.
Received city grant for the month
OF October, $40
Received county grant for the
month Of October, $4,000.
Amount received from patients,
9e74.G8.
Total sum collected during the
month, S744.68.
Total amount expended during the
month, 9749.6S.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14


daughter. Mrs. Chaa. Gatewood, In
0skaInosa,
The Hargrayes and Andrews sales
we're we'll attended and things sold
yc.y we'll.
All Allgood and family we're at
the w. II. Andrews home Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle McMuIlen aad children
lister recently az tho Jean McMuiion
ana j. NJ hDgood homes.
VIM. Bnlick shipped a fine lot oil
cattlo 10 Chicago last week Jean
McMulien went with him.
Mrs JoseDh Hanna and Mra. Jas,
McLandSborough spent Thanksgiving
at the parental France home.
Joseph Hanna sold four loads Oh
good hogs Tuesday. Chhs. (Bass de
Iiyered five loads the same day.
Ray Mckinney and Bistcra enter
tained n merry crowd Of young peo'
pie ut their home Saturday evening,
The young people are certainIy royai
hostesseg and had planned many
ways 20 help maze things merry,
Dainty refreshments we're served.
Pansy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Mr.. George r. Forman, who, when
a boy lived in northwest Mahaska,
has farmed and raised and shipped
stock in this vicinity for about
twenty-five years, has gone into Sew.
ard county, so miles further west, 10
bring his cattle in, intending TO feed
for the Omaha market. Mr.. y. has
made a barrel or two OF money since
coming 10 Nebraska. ~
We recently received a letter from
Judge Wilbur y. Stone, OF Denver,
Colo, stating that his sister, Mrs,
Hester (stone) Eastman, living in
Des MONIES, Iowa, and himself often
talk OF the Eyerett.Bobbitt school in
White Oak, thus making y teacher
and seven pupils OF one school living,
The school taught the winter Oh
I84S-49.
Judge Stone has been In public life
about forty years. going 20 Pixies
Peak shortly after his colege days
He has been Judge Of the Denver
criminal court, Judge OF the supreme
court OF Colorado and for thirteen
years associate justice Of the United
States court OF private land claims
Spanish and Mexican land grants)l
serving succeGslyely under Presidents
Harrison, Cleveland, Mckinley and
Roosevelt I doubt not the Hefald
and all It's readers will be pleased
with the honor and prosperity that
has comc-to these former Iowans.
r AZ a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
SPRING CREEK.

Buckeye church is ~plastered and
Is being painted.
Mrs. j. II. Hoover Is suffering with
congestion OF the lungs.
John Ciayworth was visiting az the
w. A. Hamaker homo recently.
Rev. Dugan will preach at Buck
oye the 17th o. this month az 300
y. m.
Harrison Taylor and wife visited
at the parental Anderson homo re-
Gently.
Harrison Taylor purchased some
full blooded hogs OF :. H. Hoover
last week.
viii Rice and wife and Mrs. Mon.
telth visited at the Will Campbell
home recently.
Frank and Clark Anderson and
Lon Towns were among the number
selling hogs recently. ~.
Beulah and Blanche Towns and
senith Anderson were the guests Of
gerenice Beach last Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Towng returned home
last Saturday after spending a week
with her mother in oskaloosa.
Herman Schultz and wife, James
Perry and wife and daughter Minnie
ate goose at the Theodore Schultz
home last Sunday.
spring Creek regrets the death Of
w. g. Martin. He1waG n old resi-
dent Of the townsrip and had many
warm friends. He was q faithful
Christian and we remember some o.
his earnest prayers. hence his work
still lives. We extend sympathy "a
tho bereayed ones.
News came from David Bryeon and
wife that they have arrived in Call
fornia and that Mr.. Brygon had a nm
ger amputated. IL viii DO remem'
bered that Mr.. Bryson cut his finger
several days before he started. The
doctor pronounced II out OF danger
when they started for California
Their many frienoy were sorry u
hear Of the misfortune.
Gala LILY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
THE COUNTY NEWS
H%ppyvlLlE.
tny John u. HIneAl

Mrs, Ben Newell departed Tuesday
night for Kansas City TO spend two
weeks with a sister.
Born, wednesday, Dec. Q, 1906, 20
ME-. and Mrs. Elmer May, OF near
Pleasant Corners, a baby girl.
Mcpdames Mary Legett aud L. A.
Rove returned Monday from a
Thanksgiving visit with relatives N
Aurora and Chicago III.
Miss Deborah McRlm, Of Sand
Rlege. departed 1uisiay for Pueblo,
Colorado, TO spend tho winter with an
aunt for the benefit OF her nealth.
Jacob J. Fisher, Of Montana, was
nm over Sunday guest OF hts son, Al
bert Fisher, while en- route home
from Chicago where he had been
with stock.
L. q. Turner has received word OK
tho death Of his brother, r. q. Tur.
ner, OF Chillicothe, Mo. The deceased
was considerably known in wapello
county, having passed his early life
at Eldon.
g. J. Schafer and family departed
Wednesday afternoon for Tucson, Ari-
IONA. They will remain indefinitely
In the west for the benefit OF Mr..
Schafer's health. Mr.. schafer has
leased his farm to g. l.. Mooney, who
has been living on Bluff Creek, AMI
Mr.. Mooney will 500 move to the
same.
The Masons elected the following
officers Tuesday night: W. NJ, q. r.
Hartman; 8. w, j. NJ. Crosson; j..
w, s. A.. Shaver; secretary, ID. w.
Ward; treasurer, r. M. Epperson.
On wednesday night the Odd Fel.
lows elected the following officers for
the coming g%eml-annual term: N. O.,
VIM. Allison, Jr.; " O., o. g. Chord;
secretary, w. M. Stuber; treasurer,
John lager, sr.
Married, at 1880 O'Clock Wednes,
day morning, December 9, 1906, In
the once OF Justice l.. NJ. Bacon. In
Ogkaloosa, Miss Nancy Foster 10
Clyde A. Noe, OF Sand Ridge, Justice
Bacon performing the ceremony. The
bride Is q daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Foster, Of the sahd Ridge neigh
borhood, ard the groom is . son OF
Mr.. md Mrs. Jonathan Noe, south OF
town. They are quite well known In
the farming communities, and Lsst
wishes are extended.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
FOR SPLITTING.
TIVE Men Discover That New Ordi.
nance h Effective

Because Of splitting on tho sidewalk
Charles Without was arrested and
fined $1.O0 and costs yesterday by
Mayor Williams. Tho fine was the
second one levied for tho offence, a
man named Mann paying the first as
sessment for violation OF the Won.
ans Clubs pet ordinance.
Guilty or not gulltyf" asked the
mayor OF Willhoit, but before he had
time TO, answer some one pnong the
onlookers declared with an oath: mot
guilty, by -l"
The man was Immediately arrest
ed and wal fined same az without.
Both paid the fines and disappeared.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Fielding Belts and his unknown
heirs at law; Mark Rutherford and
BparIotta Rutherford and their un-
known heirs nj law; and the unknown
owners and claimants Of the n% sell
In section g., and the eM neI the neZ
sci In section ~, and 8 rods of the
west end Of the swI OF swI OF nwL
nwM m section IS; and 8 rods on the
west end of nwL nwL gwH nwM In
section is, all In township rs, range
II, west Of 6thP. M. Mahaska County,
Iowa.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that their win be ON fle In
the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court Of Iowa In and for Nahaska
county, the petition In equity Of Evert
Tysseling, plaintiff, that he and his
grantors have had p~eaceable and un.
Interrupted possession of said prop.
erty for more than 10 years last past.
That a mortgage dated October 3,
1866, on the property irst above de-
gcribed, given by Nicholas ton Bosch
and Elbarti his wife, to Fielding
Belts has not been released ofrecord.
That by warranty deed dated April
30, 1855, Mark and S~parlotta Ruther-
ford, conveyed the OK Of the neI and
the neM OF the seI, In section ~,
township rs, range ~, Mahaska Coun-
ty, Iowa, TO James McCrea, that said
deed does not Ia any way stipulate
what relationship the grantors there
In bear TO one another. That plain
tiff believes that the defendants or
some OF them, make some claim TO
all or part of the property, hereinbe-
fore described, adverse to plaintiff,
that the residence of defendants and
their unknown heirs, and that OF the
unknown owners and claimants Of
said property igunknown TO plaintiff,
although he has diligently sought TO
learn same. That Whatever interest
you or any Of you may have to said
property, Is by reason OF the 0vDr-
sight or negligence In not releasing
the mortgage above referred 10, and
by falling to stipulate the relationship
OF said Mark and Sparlotta Ruther-
ford, and by other minor errors.
Plaintiff therefore asks that q decree
may be entered against you, and all
OF you, confirming his title In and W
said land, quietfng title as against an
Of you, and ordering the satisfaction
Of same uponthe records Of this coun-
ty, but asking no personal judgment
hKhlnbt any OF YOU IOr cobb1, unless
you appear and defend thereto. And
unless you appear and defend there
TO, before noon OF the second day Of
the February term, 1908, OF the dis
trict court to be begun and held on
the 9Th day Of February, 1908, at 0s-
kaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, your
defaUk will be entered, and decree
rendered against you az prayed for.
Gro. q, GAAas,
COWS Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
cas- COUNTY. NEBRASKA.

You recently asked for county cor.
respondents TO send in the news.
win send q few items from Cass
county, Nebr, just across the Nls-
souri, river from Mills county, Iowa.
casg county Is a grain and stock
raising district. Wheat winter and
oats are the principal grains. A
great many horses, cattle and hogs
arc shipped 10 the markets.
Apples, pears, plums, u some
times peaches, grapes and most
kinds OF small fruits DO well.
Much manufacturing Is done at
PIattsmouth, the county seat. The
Burlington has extensive shops here.
Many Mahaska county people are
in this county and good farms are
selling at 1880 10 $4,000 per acre,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
Joe Powell

will sell at public auction on the
John Davis place, 6M miles west Of
oskaloosa, on Wednesday, Dec. 20, AZ
10 n, M, one bay brood mare 10 years
old, black brood mare 5 years old bay
mare 3 years old, gray horse 0 years
old sorrel mare, bay mare 8 years
old, one milk COW with caIi, n q
year.old heher with calf, two spring
calves, is head shoats, two brood
sows with pigs, two brood sows with
pigs at side, one red male hog, thor
oughbred, farming machinery, chick.
ems, stalks, hay, household goods. etc.
Free lunch at noon. Easy terms. l..
M. Reed, auctloneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Mr.. France reroofed his barn last
week.
Mrs. Harbert Hanna has a new
piano.
Della and veda Mateer spent yaca,
ton at home.
Mrs. j. II. Wiifhoit spent Thurs.
day at Jean McMullen's.
Harry Hanngyp Thanksgiving at
The lone Of his parents
TO- @. Hanna and wife alto Thanks.
giving gupper at p. T. Hanna'G
Jesse Taylor Is visiting with her
sisters, Matte and Claire Fuller.
j. r. Mckinney has ~purchased q
good farm Of 12O acres OF Ben
Olinger. x
N.Y.. y. d AIIgood Is visiting Dor
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
FREMONT.

M. E. smith was In Aloha Thursday.
G. L, Dean, OF hedrick, was in
town "Wednesday.
E. l.. Lyon left today on a trip
through Missouri.
Geo. w. Akerman went 70 Ollie FRI
day on a land deal.
The ladies' OF the M. u. church are
planning a handkerchief bazaar 70 be
oeid soon Supper will be served In
connection.
The d. Of II. lodge ncld initiation
ceremonies Wednesday evening, aftef
which they held a banquet 1T the Ho-
tel Fremont.
Dec II. Casey.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
Jeese MorrIs

win sell at public auction on the old
Funk place, 3h miles northwest OF
Eddyville, on Thursday, Dec. 81, 1905,
at 10 a. m, four.year-old geTdlng, s.
year-old gelding, two work horses, 20
2-year-old steers, seven milk cows, .
yearling steers and 2 yearling heif.
ers, nine steer calves, 16 brood sows,
20 summer pigs, rs fall pigs, 300 bush.
els corn. Free lunch at oon Usual
terms. I. M. Reed, auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
PUDLIC SALES..


viii heil A. puhlic auction d n thu
Reese apAtes place. AZ miles north.
vest % Hose iiil, On Monday, Dee
AZ, ia0s, Al 10 a. hi one hay mare Al
yeaie old, b bay marc IN years uld
y bay mare 10 YEARS old. Z shire
marca { years cid. enc span dark
gray mares, two e%eldlnes, two spring
Gotta, eight milk cows. two full blood
Hereford helfers coming Q years old,
? heifers | year old. three ullts one
year old, 8 spring uilta, y summer
shoats, ~ dozen chickens farming
machinery, woyen wire fence, spring
wheat, GOO bushels corn ia crib, "a
tons hay, 10 tons straw, aud other ar.
tlcles, Free lunch at noon. Usual
terms. l. M Reed, auctloneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Use the OLD RELIABLE WHITE
PEARL FLOUR and you will always
have good bread. Big reduction on
price in quantities.
~20w2-42w2 Ed 8. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
WANTS & FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Indy with
good reference, to travel by raibiors
with a rig. Salary, s1072.00 per
year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced. Adj
dress with stamp, Jos. A. Alexan;
der, Oskaloosa, Iowa. w1.pd
- -- -
FARM OF 100 acres, good land, good
buildings, good nelghbors. Price,
&c 2-3 dollars per acre IL taken
soon. G miles from town. See X.
A. Kent. 87u4-w1-pd
FOR sALE--White Plymouth Rock
chickens. Il. o. Gay, Rose Hill la.
Phone 81 II. 20w2
- - - -
FOR sALG- 30-acre farm, 4 miles
east Of oskaloosa. $4,000 T3r
acre. w. y. Mcdonald, Oskalcosa
Rural J.. 19w5-pd
- o. 49,
FOR sALE-Choice Barred Plymouth
Rock and Rhode Island Red cocker
els. w. T. Hites, Beacon, Iowa.
Telephone "a q. 19tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
chrlatman Candies

We give special prices TO Sunday
schools, churches and school teach.
ers on ali OF our Christmas candles.
Call and Q the new liges.
Green Candy Go.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
INSTRUCTOR TO QUEEN.

San Francisco, Dec. IL. - Henry
Holmes, formerly musical instructor
TO Queen Alexandria, and for seven.
teen years a resident Of this city,died
this morning. He was born In Lon.
don In 1899.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
BASE eALL

MarshalItown, Ia, Dec. 12.-Presi'
dent Peckham has decided 10 call the
winter meeting Of this Iowa State
Base Ball League in oskaloosa on
Tuesday January 1g.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
BOZ Party.

Madison township citizens viii hold
a box party and supper at the Farm.
ersyille school mouse Friday evening,
December 10.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership. business heretofore
existing between Thos. Ferree and
Perry Ferree 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Thomas J. Ferree.
Perry Ferree.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Dec. ~, 1893 WI
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-12-07
An Ordinance

An Ordinance, The common
council OF the city of Washburn, do
ocdain as follows.
Section l. Sections seven 90,
eighteen Q8) and nineteen QY in
township forty-eight (48), north OF
range four a. west, in the city OF
Washburn, Bayfield, County, Wis
consin, is hereby detached from the
city OF Washburn.
Section II. Said sections seven 81
eight en- (10 and nineteen Q9) shall
be attached to aud become part OF
the town If Washburn.
Section III. This ordinance shall
be in force aud effect from and after
it's passage aud publication.
Approved this 9th day OF Deccm-
Der. A. D. 1905.
VIM. III. IRISH,
Attest: Mayor.
. r. H. Herring, Clerk.