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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29
Forecast.
PENALIzlNe THE PRESS

PENALiZlNG THE PRESS
There was an insinuation in Conf
missioner Battey's resolution at the
commission meeting Monday evening
that The Tribune was being paid too
we'll for publishing the official notices.
In justice to its readers and the City
OF Bismarck in whose interests the
Tribune was enlisted long before Mr..
Battey became a citizen, this paper
wishes TO state merely the facts and
leave the verdict to the fairness Of
our readers.
When Commissioner Battey said that
the city could save $500 a year by
asking for bids, as finance commits
sioner he shows a woeful lack of
knowledge as to what the Tribune
was paid during the last twelve
months by the city for publishing its
proceedings. Ssf.es.
If Finance Commissioner Battey
will check over his figures, he will
find that the Tribune received from
tae City of Bismarck for official pub
LEGATION Just $544.33 during the last
twelve months.
The Tribune has the interests OF
bismarck at heart. 1t does not ask
for any special favors or privileges
from the city commission nor will its
voice be muzzled by threats to take
away from it the city patronage.
Whether the City Commission sees
fit to designate The Tribune the
official paper or not, it will continue
to report the meetings of the city
commission through its news
columns.
To ask the Tribune with a circula.
tion of 5000 which mean conserva'
lively that it is read by at least 12,,
900 persons daily, to enter into
competition with two weekly papers
rsnpse combined circulation will hard
E reach l.530 lis as ridiculous as re
uunaIx al eight cylinder automobile
10 f,1l against z wheelbarrow.
The law nas fixed the rate for lega,
NOTICES. An Tns Tribune has charg
Sd las been hs legal rate, no more
10 no Esk-
But rnat the law cuntsmplatss il
tie widest publicity for the onicia
proceedings ~ fot1 the natF and tbs
eoants. !. Commissioned AataeF de
Eres 80 Deprive 1ss tss payers Of tins
benefit Of ths fullest GanS of ppSacitF7
be could have taken no a.st1sr way t,
indicate his 5.tssot THAN the resolution
introduced Monday sre11ag
Eut the T,ssgss has sn sDidins
faith in tae judgment OF the cthe:
members Of the commission
The Tribune refuses to be bulidoz
ed or muzzled by either city or conn
ty patronage, II reseryes the rigt'
at all times to state facts and draw
conclusions, although they do not co
incide with those Of Commissioner
Battey. Ijsa
We want to believe Mr.. Battey has
the interests Of Bismarck at heart,
but when he says the city can save
$500 on s544.33 worth of official print
ing he knows better.
This is not written as a special ples
for the commission to designate t1e
Tribune as official paper. 1t is mere
ly to correct an impression which
Mr.. Batey's i%nsinuation created before
a crowded council room Monday eve
ming.
If the City Commission a save
$500 on $544.33 Of printing by using
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29
Side Lights From
the European War

London, April 27.-The Increasing
Importance attached to tKsE. Aviation
branch Of the army is indicated by a
Royal Warrant creating several al
ditional ranks in the Flying Corps.
The new officers include Wing Com.
mander, with pay of $3.50 per day;
Wing Adjutant, $6.75; Equipment o..
1icer, $6.l2; Technical Quartermaster-
Sergeant, $3.50; and Non-technical
Quartermaster-Sergeant, $1.12. Most
Of these officers will receive the usual
additional allowance Of $1.25 for each
day of ascent.
London, April 2S.-The latest issue
Of the official London Gazette con.
tains q notice to mariners stating
that it may be NECESSARY shortly to
forbid all entrance to certain parts OF
the Empire.
Ships are advised to keep a sharp
lookout fer three red vertical balls
by day or three red vertical lights
by night, signs that the port is closed:
London, April 27.-The Camps Ii
brary committee, which aims to fur
nish reading matter for all the Brit
ish soldiers at the front and in train
ing, and which has it's headquarters
in a big garage adjoining the House OF
Commons, has received over a humid
red thousand books from contributors
all over the British isles in the past
three months. A large number Of
volunteer workers are kept constant
ly employed in sorting, repairing ana
distributing the, various volumes. One
room is devoted to old books, another
to heaps Of magazines, anther C the
Book Hospital" where a dozen young
women spend 1leir hours stitching
and pasting the paper veterans back
to their second youth. In another
room a row Of helpres stand packing
volumes, in the special boxes which
within a few days will be in the
trenches.
All sorts of books find their way to
to the committee. Contributors seem
to think that anything between two
covers is acceptable. Several out-of-
date guides to the London art CALLER
les have been sent, not to mention
sales catalogues, telephone director
les, II railway time taDleS. "A uum'
Der Of title deeds to some far land in
the north of England were swept by
accidentqin into one parcel, and many
love letters ahaSes been found between
the apges OF, the books.
A lag package Of candles is en-.
closed with every bundle Of books
sent to the continent, so that the men
can read Wen daylight fails.
MISSIONARY AND HoTTENToT.
This is the title Of a poem by Frank
X. Stanton. which is a stirring COM
mentary on the present wal and sets
forth the answer Of the infidel Hotten-
tot to the eloquent plea of the mis-
sionary. The poem is illustrated in
full color and will comprise the front
page Of the MAGAZINE SECTION of
the NEW YORK SUNDAY HERALD,
MAY 2.
This section will also contain a
story OF particular interest to every
CathOlic in the United States-the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Those who wish a change made in
the Telephone directory will please
the local manager, F. W. SlaW-
son, by letter at once.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29

1t is going to be dangerous for the
voters, as well as expensive, to down
Hellstrom's political caviar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29
arms and head to give emphasis to
words.
Capitol Notes
Courtenay Library.

The women of the Home Economics
club of Courtenay have notified the
state library commission Of their in.
IGNITION of establishing a public library
in that town. ls
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29

to u. VINO put 1t IN MS pocket, II
that Remington did not have the note
in his possession after it was signed,
the parties then leaving Remington's
office. The effect of this "a to dis
prove any opportunity Of Remington
to change the note after it was sign
ed. In the cross3examination it was
SHOWN that there was a discussion
concerning interest when Gei4ler
signed the notes She was then asked
in cross-examl@iiiation whether she
"heard Geizzler say to Remington and
y that he would give ehis note with.
out interest,"" tiIhe ansWerQwas ex-
cluded as without the scope of proper
cross-examination. Held, error, as
such a statement, if made, could be
shown to characterize the acts done
and as bearing directly upon the i'm.
,portant issue of fact in the ase
20 It cannot be said that the jury
would probably have returned the
same verdict had these errors not
been committed. The judgment ap-
pealed from is ordered set aside and
a new trial granted. ~
Appealed from the District Court Of
Richland County on change Of venue
from Mcintosh County; Allen, J.
Opinion by Goss,, j.
Z G. M.itGanrIon, of Ashley, and Pur-
Cell Divet and sBerkins, Of Wahpeton,
Attorneys for Defendant and Appel.
liant. "a
4. A. Curtis, of Lisbon, and Forbes
and Lounsbury, Of Wahpeton, Attor.
neys for Plaintiff and Respondent.
FROM PIERCE COUNTY.
Lilly Moeller, Plaintiff and Respond.
ent. VS..
City Of Rugby, "a Municipal corpora.
ton, Defendant and Appellant.
Syllabus: Action for damages for
injury caused by defective sidewalk.
Defense, contributory negligence.
% Plaintiff made a trip over a
known dangerous sidewalk upon a
dark night and encumbered herself
with a bundle of clothes, upon one
arm, a framed diploma pon,thepoth-
.er, and an electrcxlight bulb in each
hand. Under the circumstances, dis
closed by the opinion, plaintiff was
guilty of such contributory negligence
as precludes her recovery in this &C
ton.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Pierce County; Burr,SJ.
Reversed. Opinion Of the Court by
Burke, O.. Christianson, j., being dis.
qualified, did not participate, Hon. w.
J. Kneeshaw, Judge Of the District
Court of the Seventh JudiciaisDisgrictt
sitting in his stead, be requested.
A. E. Coger, City Attorney, and Paul
Campbell, both of Rugby, Attorneys
for Defendant and Appellant.
E. R. Sinkler of Minot, Attorney for
Plaintiff and Respondents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-29
The Weather

For the "a hours ending at 700 p
H., April IS, 1915:
Temperature at 700 a. m. ....... A
Temperature at 700 p, IN. ....... So
Highest temperature ............ 64
Lowest temperature ....-...... AZ
Precipitation ................. None
Highest wind velocity ...... 2S-NW
Il -
y Forecast.
For North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Thursday: cooler tonight in east
and central portions.
ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
Section Director.
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THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1915.

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Q WHERE THE TRIBUNE CAN
. BE BOUGHT. .
Fargo, N. ..
Gardner Hotel.
Grand Forks, N. D.
Hotel Frederick.
Devils Lake, NJ. O..
H. B.. Rosenberg, News agent.
G. J.. B. Turner, News agent
Minot. N. o.
Nansen Bros.
Dickinson. N. ..
st. Charles Hotel. ~
Minneapolis, MINI.
Kemp 4 Cohen, News agents.
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Merchants Hotel.
ct. Marie. Fifth st.. News agent.
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Goes to Minot.

w. E. Parsons, deputy state super.
intendent Of public instruction, leaves
this morning for Minot whereshe will
attend the meetings Of the Northwest
ern Educational! Association Of North
Dakota to be held there today and to-
morrow ~ G.ES.s eN&ElANs5Nt
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You have not read all the news un.
til you have read the want ads.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12


Township 1873, Range %.
i. Ellen De Lausett. SELL of
| swA. lot y and lots and
! Z less II 97-100 acres: 49,. 30 1918
NJ: D. Steiner, part Of lots ~
r 8 nnd Of RosING :'''''''''''' 80 90
Township 1873, Range 30.
Cyrus Beaver, lot less .
Cyrus Beaver, lot less
cyrus 1us0 p seSsa: lot less - $40
CYRUS Deaver, lot less
Cyrus Beaver, neg of SEA q 15l2
F. NJ Hagbery.' SEA-. .....:: 70 1878
F, NJ. Hagbery, eA of sWA ~
F, a1 NJ f Hssbe q! n VI Of ;' nwH s'''
Frank Redarf. nwA of nwA Is s.5s
Reservation Inv. Co., 1-16
nj int d. 81 MuS Sd G i.1$ int: sH q 50
J. Of T.. MA Hale, ; 7:ts int. si Of u 81
Peter GTm2n: seN Of seq % 1855
Peter, w: Larsen: VIZ OF
nwA and VIZ of swA.... a 1858
VIM. Wehrheim. swA...... IS 34.41
Town of MOTLEY.
Township 1873, Range 81.
John MOnahan, lot &c.. ~ 14.6S
S. H. Mcmillan, Is 32-1OO
acres of lot 8............... 10 S.57
w. A. WinslOw. part of
lot ........................: ~ S.54
w. A. WinslOw, SEA of neA q 4.28
W. A. WinslOW, lot 1....... Y $50
E. A. Bean, neA of neA..: q 7.4S
Mutton Beeman, neA of
nwA ..:....... :.:...::::.:2S 1874
ii ..........:.... ............ 80 1904
Ray D. Regal, neA of neA 80 T95
Arthur Bieman, neA of sell II 2.7S
Farnham e. Lovejoy, swA
of seA acknowledgements. 81 3.73
Village of MOTLEY,
Original Plat.
Lot Blk. s Cts
A. A. White Townsite Co... zoos
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
Martin Pekula. lots 3 a.
Town of GRANITE,
Township Al, Range -.

st. Paul N. p. Ry. Co., sz
%. Kipp, swA of neA....::
Caroline Olson, ek of swA
Michael Olson, e12 of nwA
St. Paul N. p. Ry. Co., neA
J. Mclean, swA Of SEA-.
Phillip Arndt, nwA of neA
F. x. Buessler, 31-100 acres
nwA of nwA...............
Agnes Wench, und. 1-3 of
N.Y. of swA ................
Louisa Diedrich, und. Ia
Of ME- of sWA..............
Elmer Diedrich, ct al, und.
1-3 of n1a of swA.........
Karl, William & JOhan
i; Bachman, swA of neA
! and sWA MISUNDERSTANDING.
E. L. Trask, nwA of swA
r. l.. Trask, eH of seA..:.
John Gross, nwA of nWA
; and swA of neA...........
John Gross, sA of nwA ~.
M. Wetzel, swA of swA:
John Gross, ne14 of nwA
Town of LEIGH,
~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12

Continued on Page Numbered y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12

TIIdS1 OI
logan's Addition.
Royalton Coop. Cry. Assn.
Gust Johnson ..............
Village of ROYALTON,
Sectional part Township 80,
Range 81.
Sec.
A. E. Skinner, part of swA
OF SEA of Platte river. ~
Hattie l.. Mulberry, 3 acres
of lot l of neA of nWA.. %
Eliza Ryan, l acre OF
lot Is .................... %
City of LITTLE FALLS,
ORIGINAL Plat,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
Name of Description
owner Subdivision
of Section
Town of PIKE CREEK,
Township 129, Range 30
(COntinued.

4
o. Duclos, n1A of seA of
n ne n and ny of sM of seA
O: Duclos, e& Of neA OF
o. Duclos, nk of nwA....::
Mary Fordyce, 2 acres OF
SEA Of nWA......:.......::
John Trezbiatowski, swA
Of swA ......;:......;,,..::
A. Trezbiatowski, sWA or
SWA ..........:... ..:...... :
M. Trezbiatowski, nwH OF
M I4ekinski. e1s of seH....
Town OF PIKE CREEK,
Park Out Lots.
Paul HAYWOOD, lot 1........
Town of PIKE CREEK,
Vertin's Out Lots.
Carl \. Sorenson, lot l.....
Town Of CJ!LDRCM.
Township 129, Range 81.
W. N. Bailey. n 2S 17-1Oo
acres of nwA of nWA.:.
Sylvester Blanchard, SIC
of SEA of swA.....:....::
Ida r. Hanson, nk of sWA
OF swA and nwA of sWA
Peter Meyer, SEA of seH::
Agnes Johnson, WIZ OF sWA
OF nei4 ..........:....:
Agnes c.. Johnson, neA OF
CVNA
Agnes Johnson, SEA of nwM
Fred Axel, sWA Of neA
and lots 7 and S.........::
Louis Larson, nWA of nWA
Jos. Copa. swA Of nWA:.:
VIM. Hass, 31a acres or lot
IA ........... .......:::.:...
Village Of FLENSBURG,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
DELINQUENT TAX list
List of taxes remaining delin-
auent on the first Monday in
January 1915 upon real estate
in Morrison County, Minnesota.
stat: Of Minnesota,
CtOu-7ty OF Morrison.
District Court,


Seventh Judicial District.
Trt State Of Minnesota, to all persons,
co1n,anes, or corporations who have or
claim any estate, right, title, or inter-
r.st ill., claim to. or lien upon, any OF the
several parcels Of land described IN the
list hereto attached:
real property for the County OF Morrl-
son rcmaining delinquent on the first
Monday in January. 1915, has been filed
:n the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF said county, Of which those
hereto attached copies. Therefore
YOU, and each Of you. are hereby re-
<,,Iired to file in the office OF said Clerk
IN CT before the twentieth day after the
publication Of this notice and these nstS
your answer in writing. setting forth
amy objection or defense you may nave
to the taxes, or any part thereof upon
my parcel of land described in said list,
in, to, or on which you have or claim
any estate. right, title, interest, claim'
er lien: and, in default thereof, ludg-
ment will be entered against such par
eel al land for the taxes on said lists
appearing against it, and for all penal
ties interest, and costs.
Witness my hand and the seal or the
above Court at Little Falls. Minnesota
his 18th day of january. 19l3
;Dist'irt Court Scal] A. NJ. SIOLL,
Clerk Of the District Court, MORRISON
County, Minnesota.
A Last Of Real Property for the County
OF Morrison, Mimi, on which taxes re-
,n&ined delinquent on the first Monoay
in january, 1915
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
Name of Description
Owner Subdivision
of Section
Town of BELLE PRAIRIE,
Continued.
Township Al, Range 80.

Stephen c.. Vasaly, ct al.
lot 4
John B. FOrcier, ME- of nWH
less 3 acres :. 80. -.
John b. Forcier, part OF
neA of neA ..............
John Il. Forcier, lot 1.....
John b. Forcier, neA OF
neA ............ .....'.....
John Carlson, S 10 acres o.
lot 1 ..............
H. landau, SR of nel
and neA of neA..........
Town of BELLE PRAIRIE
! Balls Addition.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
RESENT KILLING OF HORSES.
Farmers Think Less Drastic Meas.
ures Should be Used to Prevent
The Spread Of Dourne.

MISUNDERSTANDING that they have
been unfairly dealt with, farmers near
Rawson have employed Attorney Con.
verse and Boldly of this place to bring
action against the state live stock san.
itary commission to test It's right to
kill horses for dourine when the ami.
mails show no clinical symptoms
A number OF horses near Rawson,
some of them quite valuable ones,
have recently been destroyed by rep.
resentntives OF the commission The
order in most cases was made on tho
showing of the blood test, the ami
mails displaying no outward signs Of
the disease.
The farmers do not object to the
state officials taking measures to pre-.
vent the spread of donrine but be-
lteve that by quarantine or other
methods less drastic than killing the
mares. the trouble could be overcome
as 1t Is the nature OF the disease to
be communicable only through breed
ing. The area in the state affected so
far seems to be confined to the terri
tory tributary to the Berthoid reBerva-
ton on the vest The disease In
number of instances has been direct
ly traced to the reservation and many
believe that the original source of all
of 1t lies there.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
Notice to Construct Sidewalks.

To each OF the owners and occupants of the
respective premises hereinafter de-
scrtbed:
Whereas, the city council OF the city Of
Linton deem It necessary to construct side
walk in front OF or along each OF the follow ring
described premises as herein set forth. to-
wit:
Along Milwaukee, Ave. of lots 1910 1l.l2.
13-14.l5-l8l7 Of blocks On east side of lots 10.
1e.l7.ls OF block 10. On south side OF lots
block IL. On east side OF lots e-34.5.67 of block
3. On lots 1.23.4-56.7.8.9.1O.l1.12o OF block 30
On lnts 12-34.56.7.8 9.l0.ll-12 OF block 80 on
lots 7s9:l0.ll.l2la.l4.l5.le-l7 OF block 9:
lots located In blocks 1923 23.e1 require walks
to be constructed along SHE facing Broad
way. The above.described lots are all lncat-
ed In Hunters First addition to Linton, N d.
And have directed the city auditor to notify
you. and each Of you. IS provided by law to
said premises which are owned or occupied
by You respectively. ut your own expense.
Now. therefore. you. and each OF you, are
hereby notified and required to construct
set FORTH the premises hereinafter described.
which arc owned by you. subject to the APP
proval OF the city engineer and In strict &C.
cordance with ordinances now in force and
effect. at your own expense. by the 9th day of
same. such sidewalk win be constructed BY
contractor employed by the city for that
purpose. and expense thereof win be assessed
against said premises.
You are hereby required by said ordinance
make application to the city engineer for
line and grade Of walk and o permit to con-
struct the same.
Dated August 2 l9lk
j. b. MEIER
Auditor
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
GREATEST CROP Of
ALL SMALL GRAINS
REPORTS FROM VARIOUS SEC-
TioNs OF STATE INDICATE
BEST HARVEST IN YEARS.
HOT WEATHER DOES WONDERS
Brings corn forward very rapidly and
in many fields tassels are out
Wheat cutting starts, while A.
faIfa makes record growth.

W;lliston.-Harvest has begun in
Williams, Mckenzie and Divide count
les. northwestern North Dakota. Cut
ting was general throughout all this
territory toward the close OF the week.
Several days Of the warmest weather
SO far this season Is fast bringing
wheat to maturity and with plenty
Of moisture, hot days and cold nights,
the conditions are ideal for finishing
the grain crop. Farmers declare that
the best crops In the history of this
section are now assured Coupled
with the biggest acreage ever known
here. this will mean total produc-
ton far In excess of the biggest pro-
duction Of previous years The wheat
yield will be practically uniform for
all this territory as there has been
neither hail nor rust, and all sections
have been equally well watered Con-
servative estimates place the average
at more than 20 bushels to the acre
and some cstimators see an average
OF as high as 80 bushels.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
FOILED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
Well Dressed Young Man who Tried
to wayIay wealthy Mandan Real
Estate dealer is sought.

Mandan.-Police are searching for
a young fairly well dressed man who
Is believed to have been one OF q
crew OF robbers who were foiled in
an attempt to waylay and rob Charles
F. Ellis, wealthy Mandan real estate
man
Ellis received personal call at his
office from the young man. who pre-
scented what purported to be teie-
gram from the head of Twin City
corporation calling Ellis to Bismark
Later in the evening. as Ellis was eat
Ing dinner, he received long distance
call from Bismark asking him to
drive over in his car.
Ellis by chance took the train in.
stead Of driving the six miles and fer
rying the Missouri The road to the
ferry ls through heavy wood and un-
derbrush, and 1t is believed that high
waymen attempted to get him there
and rob him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
FOR NEW BRIDGE AT MEDORA.
subscriptions From towns Along Red
Trail Indicate $4,000 Needed,
VIII Be Raised.

Fargo.-From the way that sub
scriptions are coming In from towns
along the Red Trail there is not the
least doubt but that the $4,000 that
is still necessary for the financing Of
bridge across the Little Missouri
river at Medora, the only missing link
to make the Red Trail part OF the
National Parks TranscontinentaI high
way, will be raised.
George Remission of Beach, business
agent for the National Parks highway,
began his campaign in Fargo and he
not only raised large amount In q
short time among individuals and
firms but was also voted $500 by the
Fargo Commercial Club from the clubs
budget.
Fargo is to furnish $4,000 as its
share of the proposed bridge and Mr..
Remission stated that the amount will
be easily raised. He says that 1t Ia
now certain that the additional
amount required for the bridge will
be raised shortly and that then plans
for actual construction can be inaug-
urated.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19
in Town and Out

From the Record. August %. 1890;
S. E. Brindle has purchased a new
header
States Attorney Parker and wife
were visitor. 70 the county seat this
week.
Born-Wednesday, Aug Goth. to Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Rhud. a son. II. c. now
has two pair-kings and queens
Danbury items: Cutting of grain will
be completed this week =. Next week
1t is expected that thrashing will be
commenced in this ncighborhood-t be
done by Ira /. Youag's stcam-powcr
machine. Henry L. Bergey started on
Tuesday for the east-Fargo or Mime
apo!is-to engage in Carpenter work.
Blackleg has made its appearance in
the Chapman herd.
Attorney Armstrong has received a
letter from Mr.. A. Croghan. dated
Whatcom. Wash in which that gentle
man says: ii am still upon the land.
but not very we'll. | have had very
poor health since came here. good
part of the time not being able to do
anything. The longer stay here the
less think Of the country. Everything
that we eat has to be shipped from Cal
ifornia and Oregon. don't think they
raise anything here. as it is too cold in