Freeborn County Standard from Albert Lea, Minnesota • 3

I ckalSb i resh Cove Ovsters at JYeiv Advertisements 1 1 A full line of HOSERY jurt Uk Grasshoppers In Nebraska and BLANKS 14 TOW BLANKS 25 15 be BLANKS 50 50 821 obes Brothers it Co 250 435 800 DISTRICT COURT BLANKS Ki 960 and 9 600 en i 250 75 ALL HARDWARE AT VERY JUSTICE COURT BLANKS OBES BROS 0o 15 1 19 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS 5 i 1 32 a of The Standard yon was in which I am not in trouble nor Of 98206 children of school age in St Louis only 25000 attend school John Rich Ella Slater Jerry Sheehan Kattie Tunell Edith Walker Total obes Bkotuers are selling 3 tools very cheap Eighteen Dollars cash will buy one of those celebrated Grand Detour Plows at obes Brothers Co Bonds for general use Notarial Protests Promissory Notes Several kinds Receipts Drafts Bank Checks Town Oi ders School District Orders Contracts 4e GO WITH THE Pry Goods Carpets cheaper than ever before Stock always full and ne trouble at all to show goods at RICHARDSON MAY Austin Minn 00 30 00 00 00 45 25 50 25 00 15 Tale of Suffering and Danger of am Letter from Leander Cooley Notice of Grounds of Appeal Affidavit for" Appeal Bond in Attachment Bond in Attachment Affidavit for Writ of sales Complaint Selling Liquor Complaint on Note Complaint on Note Partners Complaint on Two Notes Partners Executions Garnishee Summons and Notiea Garnishment Affidavit for Affidavit for Replevin Bond in Replevin Writs of Summons Subpoenas Warrants Picnics By reference' to a'notice in another column it will be seen that the Good Templars of this place are making arrangements for a picnic andwe believe that the Presbyterian Sab bath school also have one in view Annual Town Meeting NbUee vt Bonds Official Oath of Officer Notice of Election Notice of Appointment Notice of Acceptance Notice of Qualification Record Books Road Land Tax Warrants Road Poll Tax Warrants Road Notice to Work Road List Road Annual Repori Road Petition for New Petition for Altering Road Petition tor Vacating Road Notice of Hearing Road Order for Laying Out Road Assessment of Damages Release of Damages Road Appeal to Commissioner Resignations and Acceptance Sectional Plats Warrants of Appointment The grass on any of the lands can had for the year 1875 upon application to the undersigned and all persons are for bid cutting or otherwise trespassing upon the same PARKER Dated Albert Lear June 17 1875 The war on these pests still continues and at last accounts between three and four thousand bush els had been caught in the infested counties Since writing the above the Pioneer Press publishes the following After paying out 826000 in boun ties for grasshoppers the Blue Earth County Board has been compelled to suspend the payments It is impossible to say definitely how many bushels have been killed but it will not be far from 15000 The refusal of neighboring counties to cooperate has rendered this course necessary for the authorities were most shamefully imposed upon by parties outside the county limits The receipts for the last few days have been very heavy and there was paid out on Saturday until two over 86 000 The banks were completely exhausted for change and small bills and this embarrassed the payments somewhat as nothing but fifty and one hundred dollar bills could be $0 70 100 60 75 50 60 15 20 45 55 and 65 rank Hibbs Mattie Jewett Bell Levens Liscie Martin Nettie Peterson Willie Parker John Ross Effie Anderson Hattie Bedbury Lousia Bergerson Bessie Blackmer Anna Colby rancis Dravcs Andrew Daniels orest rance Ella Golden George Hollands rank Jewett Marcus Lowe Bell Morin Mabel Mills Alice George Pfeffer Laura Partridge Wnole No perfect in all departments 87 LEVENS Pricipal Thieving Vagabond A person named Larson who has been at work for Sheehan in Hartland for some time back spirited himself away after having appropriated to himself a watch some money pictures 0 06 12 1 00 ALBERT LEA MINN JUNE 17 1875 More Trees It seems that Mr Morin was not satisfied with setting out 28 acres of trees and cuttings this spring but has now added to the good work by sowing five bushels of maple recd 20 20 20 75 20 20 20 50 50 15 Service of Summons No Ahswef Affidavits of Disbursements Appeal Notice of I Appeal Affidavit on Appeal Bond in Affidavit for Attachment Bond in Attachment Writ of Bonds for Restitutidh I Complaint on Note I Complaint on Note by Partner! Complaint on Two Notes by Partners i Costs Notice of Taxation Costs Undertaking for Execution 1 Garnishee Summons and Notice I Garnishment Affidavit for Judgments Quieting Land Title Lis Pendens Notice of Appearance Notice of Trial Order of Reference' Replevin Affidavits for Replevin Bonds in Writs of Replevin Complaint in Complaint Served Summons Complaint not Served Subpoenas Verification by Party Verification by Attorney There was a distinguished Austin on ladies You can get the best and cheapest brick at MARTIN Brick yard 24tf Albert Lea Minn set out This gentleman is those who believe in work as a tiun of success and he puts bis to a practical test Proposals for Bridge Building Notice is hereby given that according to an Act to appropriate money to build a bridge across slough and ereek on a high way in the town of Mansfivld in reeborn March 6 1875 The Board of Supervisors will receive sealed proposals at the Town office until the 28th day of June 1875 at 10 a Plans and specifications cin be seen at ALES Chariman' Board of Supervisors We have now in stock the largest assort ment of Legal Blanks which can be fonoA in any country office in the State Almost everything in general use for Towns Schools Officers Lawyers or Convey ancers can be found at Trta SVakda1 office printed upon forms adopted by Ute best attorneys and approved by th4 Read our list i All blanks in the above list will be fur nished at St Panl rates or as cheap as any other establishment will offer Any blank not enumerated will be' print ed on the shortest tuotiee when desired" Good Reports We are informed that the people of Mansfield have done a heavy business in the breaking line this year and added much wealth to town through this class of im provement ronrlh of July In Albert Lea The patrons of husbandry in ree born county hare nearly perfected their arrangements for a celebration in Albert Lea on Monday July 5th Miss Julia Garrotson Lecturer of the State Grange of Iowa and have been secured as orators Hall of Alden will preside as President of the day A Spicer will read the Declaration and Rev Geo Stokes act ns chaplain A basket dinner is also on the programme after which toasts and responses will be listened to A more complete account of the matter will be given iu our next Issue $3 3 3 2 5 5 5 3 3 4 4 4 3 81 3 3 3 3 4 3 5 4 15 0 18 10 Offici of Tua Standabd Albert Lea June 17 1875 1 vv neat is stm on cne advance ocner products remain the same as last week 82 60 0 45 Pretty Those who wish to see how an inexpensive home can be made neat and cozy will do well to examine Mr new residence on Wash ington street Many a castle is less in viting Largest lot of jewelry in Albert Lea can now be seen at the Post Office A letter from our old friend townsman Cooley written from Nebraska on the 7th inst gives this melancholy picture of the affairs in that State He says: I have very doleful news to write you about the grasshoppers in this State Almost everything in Nemaha and Richardson counties is laid waste by the little infernal pests and not only in these two counties but almost all over the State In those parts of the State where they did not hatch they are coming upon the wing and devast ating everything This State is not alone in her troubles Kansas Texas Colorado and Missouri are suffering badly I saw Mr Barrada to day he informed me chat he had just returned from Kansas and says that he saw but one piece of wheat and one of corn and the the lit tle fiends of hell were just going for them They bid fair to create a terri ble famine throughout this Western country Two men went to mill the other day Could get no flour without the money they drew their revolvers and told Mr Bennet the flour they must and would have that their families were starving Took what they needed and told Mr they would pay for it when they could In Richardson county force has been re sorted to to obtain bread The people are holding meetings all over the coun try trying to devise means for the suf ferers to subsist upon A mass meet ing is to be held at alls City Wednes day the 9th for the purpose of appoint ing a committee to wait upon the Gov ernor with petitions from said people requesting him to call a special session of the legislature and see if they can not devise some means to relieve the sufferers John Shortledge thinks that his or chard is entirely destroyed by the hoppers The fruit crop generally throughout the country is badly in jured by them and the worst of it is they do not let up decrease or dimin ish in the least I am sure that if a ditch could have been dug from my shop to the river that they eould not have crossed it would have caught one thousand bushels in the last two weeks I could fill several sheets of paper with the doleful tidings that are coming in from all parts but enough Report of Albert Lea Public School for the Month Ending June 11 1875 This Advertisements A II Street Notice to debtors Supervisors of Mansfield Proposals for bridge building Grass for sale Rusfalt Brick yard Dr Rabe dentist changes his adver tisement to note the time of his next visit here Cornet Band This enterprising institution organized some time since under rather discouraging circum stances but the members have perse vered in their efforts to keep up the necessary expenses and practice until now they take rank with the best Saturday night last being still quiet they visited a number of our citizens and gave a very pleasing tertainment They have our thanks for the call upon us Succotash at arm new style very desfrtWt Bills of Sale Bonds for Deeds Deeds Warranty Deeds Quit Claim Land Contracts Leases Mortgages Mortgages with special covenants Chattel Mortgages Chattel with special oovenaaM Mortgages Assignments of Satisfaction of Mortgages Satisfaction of Chattel Mortgages Notice of oreclosure Cort of ereeiorarv Power of Attorney GRAND BASKET PICNIC On Saturday the 26th inst under the auspices of the Albert Lea Lodge No 150 I of A general invitation is ex tended to all friends of the Lodge whether Good or not The Committee of ArrangmenYs will have things fixed up in good shape in a few days of which due no tice will be given Take Hannah on one arm a basket on the other and come Bv order of THE COMMITTEE Personal Mr Joseph Hall expects to start on Tuesday next to visit the home of his younger days in Oneida and Lewis counties and will probably be absent mestof the summer lion Sherman Page Judge of this District is here holding court and is registered at the Recog nized as an able jurist it gives his opinion weight with the bar and popu larity with the people generally Of lawyers from abroad there are in attendance or have been during some portions ef the term Losey of La Crosse Graham of B)ue Earth City Greene of Wells and II Collins of Alden Torkel "Nelson who has resided about 17 years in Manchester has re cently moved to Colorado Rev Mr Alden supplied the Congre gational pulpit at Ibis place last Sun day Miss Ada Hall left last week for Kansas in answer to a call to take charge of a large class ofiiiusic students already organized and in waiting Ada is a fine pianist and has reached her proficiency by close application and uiuch practice We wish her abun dant success in her new field of labor Mrs Wm Squier aud her daugh ter Mrs Aired late of this place now prominently connected with the Chris tian Mission at Muskogee arrived from the Indian territory ou Saturday last They wilhvisit a number of weeks with relatives and friends DEIMTISTZRY Rube 8 Reaident Dentiet Aftstfa' ALBERT LEA Branch Office Wedge from June 28 to July 3 Oct 4 1875 REERENCE: Dr A Wedge Mrs Scotland Dr Ballard Mrs Wm Booth NOTICE TO DEBTORS Several weeks ago I sold out my inter est in the drug business and I am desirous of closing up my books Parties owing me will save cost trouble and annoyance by calling at once and settling either by note or with cash 24t3 AH STREET (ifty cents per pound) NEW lYLE SPRING GOODS itST IK CEIVED GRET BARGINS Dress Goods Shawls The following roll honor com prises the names of members of the school who have been perfect in deport ment and attendance during the month high school Jennie Barden Hattie Lukins Josephine BergcrsonGordon Mayland Thomas Clifton rank Cooley Ashley Ellickson Ella Greene Mary Gutnaer Lennie Hord Katie Harrington Lora Levens Total GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT Mr Chas A Cromett Teacher Hannah Daniels Sarah Pratt Drommerhiansen Lizzie Rich Lake rance Mary Gahl Esther Hollands Allie Latham Willie Latham James Martin INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT Miss Berry Teacher Andrew Bell Sophia Blackmer May Cure Effie Dixon Willie Cole Ida McDonnough Chas McDonnough Emmet enton Ida Wing Ettie uller Ralph Whitman Mary Gates Total PRIMARY DEPARTMENT Miss Minnie Ernst Teacher Lennie Sergeant Teder Scotland Myrtle Sutton Mayble Sutton Seward Tang Walker Dor Heising Laura Place Henry Harm Maggie Golden Janies Shepherd reddie Shepherd Teah Tronson Christian Knudson Betsey rost Ida White Total 33 50 40 75 no each year when the taxes become due BUCKWHEAT per bushel 65 I 75 00 40 80 01 10 00 4 50'0 25 10 05 10 DRY GOODS NOTIONS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS GROCERIES farm Tbis ought to be an incentive to farmers to put up lots of hay this season Go and look at the new jewelry store in the Tost Office Not Much Letter rom Miss Hanson Brownsdale June 15 1875 Mr Parker Sir: In the 'last number stated that I is a mistake have I been I was only the cause of a little excitement Mr mistook me for one of those weak minded women and thought that by coming here in the manner in which he did be could frighten me make me think that I bad done wrong in punish ing his girl promise not to do so any more Arc lie found I was not that kind oft a person and that I scare worth a which made him more angry and determined to break upthe school but he do it he knows he and I think he has given up the idea of trying it Have had a prtty full school so far and am getting along nicely Respectfully 31 ary Hanson Gov Davis declines to be a candi date for re nomination His reputation as a lawyer makes practice worth more than any political preferment Willie only son of Mr and MrsWm Ihzelton of this place died on riday last His remains were taken "to the family burying ground at Colum bus Wis on Monday Canned tomatoes at MANSE LIBRARY ONE OURTH CASH ANDPROM $10 $20PER MONTH OR BALANCE WM ITY CENTS PER QUARTER Real Estate Business The following real estate transfers have been recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for this county Wm Morin to IlAukness lot in vil lagejof Albert Lea Nelson to Ed lots 9 and 10 block 13 Railroad Addition to Albert Lea Consideration 233 Heirs of John Nesbit to Dennis Hardy se section 3 town 101 range 21 Conl200 Jerry Ingalls to Gilrup lots and 8 block 16 village of Shell Rock Gillrup to Wm Elliman same lots as above Consideration Pedarson to Peterson wl se section 26 town 103 range 21 Con1500 A Dewey to Lewis and OleLarsonnA ne section 11 town 102 range 23 Con 425 Estate of Wm Kenyon to Hall nw ne section 19 town 103 range 22 Consideration 200 A A Twitchell to 0 Hall ne ne and ne nw section 19 town 10o range 22 Consideration Wm Morin to Christenson undi vided half of sw sw section 35 town 104 range 21 Considerrtion A Randall to Rifenburgh wj nw section 19 town 104 range 23 Con A ay to Gilbertson sw sw section 12 town 103 town 23 Con A Smith to Lewis Socfjord nJ se section 31 town 104 range 21 Con A Barlow to School District No 20 lot in se of section 5 town 103 range 21 Consideration Maxson to Dodd ej se sec tion 8 town 102 range 23 Con Wm Morin to Mary Skaug lot in vil lage of Albert Lea Consideration Wm Morin to John Nelson se section 13 town 104 rance 21 Con 2000 Porter to Hannah Deorest lot 3 in block 2 Addition to Albert Lea Consideration Grass fcrr Sale LONDON Southwest quarter section 15 Southeast quarter lection 26 Southwest quarter section 26 SHELL ROCK NJ nw and sw nw ana se nw see 18 REEMAN South half of northeast quarter section NUNDA East half of northwest quarter section 5 OAKLAND Northeast quarter section 19 HAYWARD Nw ne and ne nw section 28 Southeast quarter section 34 1 ALBERT LEA East half of southwest quarter section 35 PICKEREL LAKE Southwest northeast section 18 East half southwest quarter section 32 RICELAND Southeast quarter section 30 Southwest quarter section 31 CARLSTON South half section 6 Southwest quarter section 18 Northwest northwest section 35 I BATH Northeast quarter section 9 HARTLAND NJ se and se ne section 4 Northwest quarter section 5 REEBORN NJ se and sw ne and nw se sec 18 jr I Sntith WSMlTlij SHEET MlJSIC BEST VIOLIN STRINGS SENT BY MAIL iiyea Bros cfs Howard 37 East Third st St Paul leece washed choice leece washed good leece washed poor Uun washed medium light Uunwashed fine and heavy Tub washed choice Tub washed common Lumber JluvKet 00 17 00 13 00 19 00 18 00 28 00 25030 00 the assessor and to prevent abatements INISHING LUMBER clear 40050 00 Qinivo nn 3 00 80 5 00 125 County Commissioners Ibis board of county fathers will assemble ea Monday next for the transaction of business Wf publish this week the call for a Republican State Convention ree born county is authorized to send five delegates Dog Poisoned Capt A White lost a valuable bird dog on Mon day last upon which he had sspent much time last summer in breaking into the as hunters say Heavy Rain On Monday night this section of country was visited by one of the heaviest thunder storms ex perienced for a long time The rain fell in torrents nearly all night filling slo'uuhs and ravines and rendering the roads difficult to'travel Repairing of all kinds done at the jewelrv establishment at the post office StatCon ventions The order of Stare Conventions this year is as fol lows Temperance Reform at Minne apolis yesterday (16th) Democratic at St Paul July 7th Republican at St Paul July 2Sth Canned pumpkin at Another Extensive Tree Plant Mr Slocum of Haywardhas planted this year seven acres of trees which is a valuable addition to the somewhat extensive lot previously among condi theory ih i i i Jaunty third rom the village of Albert Lea May 22 one iron grey mare small size well built 4 or 5 years old this spring Was shod all around when left Saddle marks on the back and quite large on the nearside wind puff on the front side of the off for ward ankle Reasonable reward will be paid for re turn of mare or for information leading thereto RANSOM Restaurant Keeper 23tf Albert Lea Minn Stacy 0 Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant rhriatinn Mrtlcnn CTM I A T1 Sllft 114 )f fiOIHR WOUldl and A Pugh Parker fur curious to notice that the drWs showd plauitin etney cr lyrer lyr aeienuauu now uiuvn mac i i CRIMINAL CALENDAR State of Minnesota against Thoma BKUGIOtS 1STKIMGES6E I Blaeklin CtlnAttoy anti A lyrcr lor plaintiff Johnson ipr and 7 Sabbath School at 12 defendant Weekly prayer meeting at 7P every I Charged with selling liquor without Thnrsdny Young prayer meet lisence sentenced to pay a fine of $50 every Sunday 6 and costs or in default of payment to be imprisoned 60 days BATTisT Sertiici every Sunday morn State against Wide and JjJ i a buih bcLool immediately fullowing the Christenson County Attorney and A morniug seivlce Tyrer for plaintiff Johnson Rov A Wkavf Pastor for defendant Conor egitiokai Service at the Congre btate against Lewis County gn(joral Church every Sunday morning at Attorney and A Tyrer for plaintiff joj Sabbath School at 12 I) Johnson for defendant I Rev Drew Pastor State against and Christen I Unij ersaiist Service at the Congrega son County Attorney and A Tyrer tional Church on the first Sunday of every for plaintiff Johnson for defendant month at 3 Sabbath School every State against David Richardson Sunday same place at 2 1 Rev A Veddek Pastor County Attorney for plaintiff Stacy efc Tyrer for defendant State against Hogan and Margaret CLUBBIHG RATES Boe Stacy rfrTyyer for plaintiff Lore Wc wiE club "The Standabd with the ly Parker for defendant publications mentioned below at the fol otate against ewen owenson vouuiy lowing rates Attorney for plaintiff Lovely Parker gt Paul Weekly Press for defendant St Paul Weekly Pioneer State against A Pugh Minneapolis Tribune The Minneapolis Muil Monthly Explanation of the Tax Law IVeeily State Auditor Whitcomb has ad Harper's Bazar dressed the following circular to the County Auditors of the State which Book will be found of interest to payers generally Toledo Blade State Office 1 I Chicago Inter Ocean St Paul May a 1815 I Chicago Tribune To County Auditors Numerous Western Rural inquiries having been addressed to me Cnion Minneapolis in reference to certain provisions of the Wasbington Republic political general tax law and matters relating to Monthly its enforcement I have been induced to St Nicholas make this general communication I i wiucn pernaps may contain suggestions i jinny i i DDARf If (DOT of interest to all and which "are respect ALDDuI LiIjA iRvULuIj AlAitlkljl fully submitted for your consideration All lands arid town lots bid in for the State for taxes of 1873 or of previous years are not to be advertised for the taxes of 1874 or of subsequent years and parties holding tax certificates may WHEAT per bushel pay the taxes accruing during the two CORN per bushel years allowed for redemption at any time after the nrst day of December of BEANS per bushel and before the first dav of June when LOUR i er cwt they are required to be returned delin wrnrrp quent and receive interest en the sums MEAL per cwt pusu ut vmv ouuju 1 aiu huyiuuu per CWt upon the amount bid on the sale See HAY per ton section 128 and 129 of the tax law WOOD per oord According to the provisions of sec tions 76 77 78 and 79 of the law all en i juo per UOZ taxes are required to be levied in defi HIDES green per lb nite amounts instead of certain rates dry per lb leaving the rate to be fixed by the ag I SHEEP PELTS ifn amnnni ooazwarvmnf A I HAMS country per lb HAMS sugar cured per lb obse rvanec in the law in this respect SH0ULDErs per lb would have saved the excessiv'e taxation laRD per lb of many localities in the State last year Beef on foot per lb Abatement of taxes can only be made PORK dressed per cwt in accordance with the provisions of UOTATOESper bushel Conf IAD 1 4 II ZS In rrr nv I QVVV1M11 JVI VJ tuu JdH uo UUW UU1U11UCU I and abatement State tax can be made without refirence to this office This section was especially intended to afford relief to persons who were properly as sessed last year and whose assessments were afterwards increased by the action of the State board of equalization but it will probably be modified after IRST COMMON this year as the policy of the i assess SECOND COMMON ment law is to make the county board I THIRD COMMON of equalization except in extreme cases gECONENCING 6rinch the best resort of the individual prop LOORING erty owner to obtain any change of the STOCK BOARDS Dressed valuation of his property as returned bv BATTENS pi VL A U4 VII I or changes of valuation after the taxes raTb are extended upon the books 1 SHINGLES Your influence and co operation with CULLS jMui vuuiivj uuujujioaiuiiuio dim uaaco 1 sors is earnestly requested in securing a Sa W' rritchard rt vll llVCK A IQ XUiJ IdLij clJiLl cCjUlLciDiO aSSCSSmeUu 01 1 the personal property of the fetate for this year to the end that all may justly share the necessary burdens of taxation Very respectfully yours 0 Whitcomb Auditor of State AN exchange says': The prevail Jrt ing style of dress shows how little there PALMER On Tuesday It 18 mucn more (be loth init the residence of An drew Pdltner Jr by Rev Abbott I wz I A rl jir luiiyrj rupieiyu ui 0 to Miss liittie Paltnet late of Janes rille Wisi MALLERY On riday the 1 llfli inst at the residence of Mallery in Albert Lea by Rev Abbott Mr A Clark of Cresco la to Miss Etta MaHary of this place ANSTROM randsdn to Erika Anstrom both bf this county at the Probate office by Hoa Gul brandsen June 11 1875 Resolutions of Respect At the last meeting of the Shell Rock Grange No 310 the following resolutions of respect for the memory II Riggs lately deceased was unan imously adopted and ordered published in the county newspapers: Whereas it has pleased the Heav enly ather to take from our midst by death our beloved brother Hopkins Riggs It is Jicsolvcd By the members of the Shell Rock Grange No 310 that we feel in the loss of this brother a deep affliction which causps us sadness and mourning That while we mourn his death for ourselves and for his bereaved' family and friends we have a delight aud consolation in the fact that wc can bear record to the many virtues which adorned his well spent life Hesolvcd That we will ever cherish the memory of our departed brother of his strict integrity of his unswerv ing devotion to principle of bis un selfish regard for the happiness of oth ers of his genial and courteous manner to the end that this severe affliction may be sanctified to our great good Hesolced That we extend to the family of the departed our tenderest sympathies in this their hour of deep affliction Jlesohed That as an expression of our regard for Brother Riggs we will wear the usual badge for thirty days and cause our hall to be draped in the habiliments of mourning New jewelry establishment in the Zpost office at Albert Lea Improving The workmen are en gaged in dressing the Presbyterian edi fieeHn a new coat of paint Circu show of this character in Monday and a number of' our went over Canned corn at fiats Caps and Clothiig At bottom prices CHOICE GROCERIES CONSTANTLY HAND Court Proceedings Below will be found business be fore the present term of court As we stated last Week there is but little to bo dune Nearly all Ahe cases have been put bier or referred to Brown Armstrong or others to take testimony and the petit jury was discharged last evening We have not learned what business has been done by the grand jury Hero follows the calendar complete and Russell against Southern Minnesota Railroad Company Lovelyfc Parker for plaintiff Cameron Losey for defendant Henrietta Ruble against Southern Minnesota Railroad Lovely Parker for plaintiff Cumeion Losey for de fen dan Elethenr Ruble against Southern Minnesota Railroad Parker for plaintiff Cameron Losey for de fendant John Ruble against Southern Min nesota Railroad Lovely Parker for plaintiff Losey for defendant and II Ruble against A II Bartlett Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Greene against A II Bartlett Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Wm Morin against Lawrence and Atwood Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendants 11 ifeL McCormick against John Dubcan Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Gammon Deering against Jorgen Jorgenson Lovely Parker for plain tiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Strand against DanielO'Connell Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Geo Thomas against Clark Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Weed Sewing Machine Company against Clark Lovely Parker for plaintiff for defendant John Duggan against Burton Wedge Hibbs for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Harris Manufacturing Company vs Doud and Jones Lovely Parker for plaintiff StacyA Tyrer fur defendant Tried by jury verdict for plaintiff Wm Knudson against xMcCall Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff DB John son for defendant Charles Grandy asainst Good rich and Lawson Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Wm Morin against Seymour Mor gan Allen Stacy lor plaintiff II Butler for defendant George Bryant against Walker et al Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Wedge Hibbs for defendant Boern Ericksuff against Good rich Stacy Tyrer for plaintiffLove ly Parker for defendant Knudson against McCall Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Lewis Erickson against Michael Keefe et al Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Horace reeman against Daniel Horning Wedge Hibbs for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Lizzie Morrison against John Morri son Wedge Hibbs for plaintiff Orvis Co against II oote' and Trimble Wedge Hibbs for plaintiff Collins for defendant Burton against John Duggan Lovely Parker for plaintiff Wedge Hibbs for defendant Wm McClelland against Nichols Shepard Co Lovely Parker for plaintiff Wedge Hibbs for defendant Bassett Hunting Co against Wm Morin Lovely Parker for plaintiffs Stacy Tyrer for defendant Marsh Co against Anstrum and Peterson Stacy Tyrer for plaintiffs Parker for defend ants Caleb True against Ames Stacy lyrcr tor plain tin Lovely Darker for defendant Bonnewitz against Christopher Christopherson Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Parker for defendant Ole Christenson against Erick Johnson Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Andrew Peterson against Gilrup Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for Jcfendant Henry A Crandall against Charles Mcllrath Receiver RR Stacy Tyrer with Lovely Parker for plaintiff Losey for defendant 0 Burton and A Sowles against Harris et al Lovely Parker for plaintiffs Stacy Tyrer for defendant Wm Sergeant against Drake and Campbell Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Crandall rench for defendants Alonzo Perkins against Drake and Campbell Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Crandall rench for defendants 0 and Russell against Southern Minnesota Railroad Lovely Parker for plaintiffs Cameron Losey for de fendants John and Henrietta Ruble against Southern Minnesota Railroad Lovely Parker for plaintiffs Cameron Losey for defendant Elethear and George Ruble against Southern Minnesota Railroad Lovely Parker for plaintiffs Camferon Losey for defendant Gilbert Gulbrandson against Kiqgs bury Horning Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant armer against Lewis Ilacket Lovely Parker for plaintiff Greene for defendant Tried by jury verdict for plaintiff Supervisors of Hartland against Clayson Lovely Parker for plaintiff Wedge Hibbs for defendent McNiel Van Vechten against Sutton Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Woodson et al against Peter Larson Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff Lovely Parker for defendant Erick Kjose against Jacob Larson Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Edward Murphy against Eiling El lingson Lovely Parker for plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant Tried by court verdict for plaintiff Knute Benson against Tosten Kjose Stacy Tyrer for plaintiff ZLovely de Parker for defendant John Ruble against Town of Albert Lea Lovely Parker lor plaintiff Stacy Tyrer for defendant John itzsimmons and Hogan against Wm Butler Lovely Parker for plaintiff John Hcrsay against Erick Jordahl Lillie Martin Nellie Patrick Stella SuttQn Alfred Whitman Jennie Wood Albert Wannamaker Luella Wannamaker Mattie Kittelson 20 RIGGS Mr BH Riggs Shell Rock died June 9 1875 of lockjaw Aged 55 years Mr Riggs was born in the State of New York" May 21 1820 and died at Shell Rock Minn June 9 1875 being fifty five years old He lived New York until Scythes he was fourteen he then moved to Mich Scythes best igan where he lived some twenty five Seythe Snaths Common years after which he moved to Minnesota Scythe Sliathg patent where he lived the remainder of his days i i His funeral took place at Shell Rock on I threC tined riday June 11th Rev Prescott I thrce tined? Strap ferrule who was a warm and intimate friend of the I ZHZay RaZkeS deceased officiated speaking fitting words ZHay ZRaZkes mortised head for the sad occasion ZHZoe 1 When about twenty years old he gave his heart to Christ and joined the Meth odist Church a few years since he became amember of a Baptist Church He was a true an in all the relations of life ever 1 considerate of the rights and happiness of others As a citizen he sought the peace and prosperity of the community while his integrity gave him weight of characler I and secured the confidence of the people 1 AS a friend and neighbor he was es teemed and beloved Everybody loved to meet his genial face and shake his friendly hand Abundant evidence of' the large place he filled in the public heart was man ifest 'in the great concourse present at his funeral to show their regard for him and sympathy for the bereaved As a husband and father he was affectionate and thouarhtfuf As a Christian he ever lived consistently we HAVE PIANOS ORGANS AND MELODEONS OR SALE ON EASY TERMS with his profession and thereby won the THAT COME WITHIN REACH confidence of all who knew him As the I a hrnh niTX chill death was upon him he said to his AP TT nTkj daughter who held him by the hand iJWV am in the waters let me Thus a I irst rate Octave PiaDO good man entered into rest a jrsfrate Seven Octave Piano $250 irst rate Seven Octave Piano $225 i irst rate Seven Octave Piano $200 OR SALE A span of young mares i one sucking colt and set ol doube i AXICX MelOdeOJMI hnrnoss aw rn limn wiin ran I sonable security Also one yoke of oxen and mare and colt GODLEYi Albert Lea May 20th 1875 20tf 40 50 03 0 04 00 0 GO 35 36 30 33 25 27 22 25 40 42 37 40 1 7: ao rrt fe tog tc I oXa 6 ej ZE 1 HighSchool 45 40 36 90 3 8 Grammar 33 30 91 7 6 52 47 43 92 1 5 Primary 61 56 50 90 4 12 Total 193 176 169 91 15 31.