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mdP, W. Wildt editors and proprietors.jgentl.erneri are whble-souled then, md will surely make it win,' The Pan-’agrdph is in the -lead and enjoys the jdnfiderice of the business men and community. The editors and proprie-,ors are Caldwell Stalil, both practical printers, and for a long time were the 3ioux City JbitrnaPs stand-by*. The boys., are now negotiating for a new | jj0 Campbell power -press, of which they j deiitandin need. . 1hutmbdai,1waine.1era(deiyesMaterial for the extent!on of the St. IPaul and Sioux City railroad is. arriving j 0£ fast and .being piled up.. It i» the in ten- j Hlt;i “ ' t * t 1tibh of the company to reach the Jim j va* 50^River country, by the time show files t-gnext fall. John Sammons is : the eon- j \y ductor on the -Worthington and SiouxTails branch.. Johnny makes the’roundtrip daily, and is making friends by his courteous manners,, the same as on the | ^ old run.” -1 xjnWe.had the-pleasure of making the j ju acquaintance of-the Hon,B.-F. Petti--j rocgrew, a stirring; ehergetic, ' and wide-? j ;« awake j citizen, a gen tleman that hasdone mi ore -fof the interests and advancement of Dakota than any three tnen in the cbiiritry. We are also glad.CMilcyEHto bti.able to state .tbat Tie:i« about to i iArAAElt;IaTJUVJfTJIT\T8iSrcoeivebia just Te^Krd at the hands of^c lt;bis numerous, friends in the- territory,• •• • '* ..... ■ ■ - • xwho ore pushing him forward, to the •eat now.held in Congress by the H'on.Judge Bennett. Mr. Pettigrew possesses tbs qualifications necessary: to- a position of this kind and demanded' By the citizen of this, territory. 3Peis.ajBhrewd and teexi-eighted gentleman;- andj anomination being equal5 to an election,1 . * 1 / 'vj think we are safe in saying Mr. P. will be tjne next delegate tb- Congress from Dakota. . •aMitchell Vincent, the railroad-^ contractor, is here at work- blasting and drilling rocks in the Sioux River, his present contract being the removing of * huge rock that now interferes with the waterfall. When this rock is removed, the next undertaking will be t he changing of the channel of the river, bringing it past the $500,000 mill: now *'Bingbuilt just a short distance north lt;f town by a party of St. Paul capitalists. This building is to bo five stories high with fourteen run of atone. Thefound-’ alien is up. When this enterprise is completed the citizens will turn their attention to oil a*d paper mills. The water power ia ample and abundant for all these institutions.In conclusion we. would say we are enjoying our first visit to the Falls-The people have the hospitality so noted for m the west—big-hearted and. generous. Every enterprise is wanted, and inducements held out to the new comer. To our kind friends at home vje would say that. Mrs. C. W. and boy are having % good time. C. W. H7uiassHJ
Newspaper Details
Sioux County Herald
Orange City, Iowa, US
Thu, Mar 11, 1880
Page 2
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Huron P.
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