The bill which Senator Clapp
ntroduced for the appropriation
moneys due under the treaty
stipulations between the Lake
Superior and Mississippi bands
and the United States, in 1842,
has passed the senate. We trust,
in order that the money will not
squandered by the government
saleries or unnecessary pnr
ases, that the treaty stipulation
1854, which provide that all
sums that may be found equitably
due to these Indians, for arrear
ages of annuity or other thing,
under the provisions of former
treaties, shall be paid as the chiefs
may direct, will not be omitted
from the bill.
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MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.
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Selam Fairbanks,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
and
Lumbermen Supplies,
Market priee paid for Ginsing
Snake Boot and Furs,
Orders for pure Maple-Syrup,
and wild rice promptly attended
to,
BEAUL1EU MINN,
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BLACKSMITH-SHOP
ALL KINDS OV BLACKSMITH WOK
DONE IN FIRST C^ASS SHAPB.
HoKSKftlU)KINU A KlTIALTV,
SATISFACTION UARANTMWP,
George Berry Prop
Hotel
Headqurters,
Louis Brisbois Prop.
Thoroughly renovated, Nice,
clean rooms and good board,
The tables are always provided
with Fish, Game and Vegetables
in their season,
Good Barn In Connection
Board by the Day or Week.
White Earth Minn.
THE
SOO.
ROUTE.
Take the SOO. ROUTE
from ST.PAULand MIN-
NEAPOLIS for all points
to Wisconsin and Michi
gan, Lower Canada and
the East generally.
Through Trains Going East Lei.ve
miuaretis at &40 P. M. Daily,.
