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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28
Little Girls Wanted,

The committee on the arrangement
of the Daughters Of America float
would like to have forty-tive little
girls meet them at the lodge room in
the Halsell building tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock The members
of the committee are asked to be
present. MRS. r. L. O'SHEA,
Chairman.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28
The Better the Grade
The Better the Trade

explains why SO many particular ladies
and gentlemen buy at our store. Come
and select new suit or dress for the 4th.
Best summer clothing-new this season
quality and price as you like them. We
have some of the finest low cut shoes for
the price ever shown in the city You can
also get bargain in slippers, and many
other little notions
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28

A house aud four or five lots east Of
the roller mills for sale; price $500.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28

FalI tonlgbt and tomQIrow.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28
Hunnbugs

Are they who tell you other cough
syrups are just as good as Beggs' Cher
ry Cough Syrup. Ifyou cannot get it
from your druggist notify us at once
and on receipt Of 25c we will send you
bottle. Guaranteed. Peoples drug
store.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28

Ihe heart
y and W
p Rev. Br
T. success
llie Halsel
Fhe AcquIti
|ttorney j
bile tells a
says the Il |
While ID s
inita a sho
close BY |
'et book co
Dad pass.
on a techn|
yer his los
aade good
We Journal
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28
Gone East.
Chairman

W. E. Rowsey and wife, and little
son, Paul, left Monday for Water Val
ley. Miss, where Mr.. Rowsey will
spend few days and then visit his
old home in Tennessee. Mrs. Rowsey
and son will be gone a greater part of
the summer Miami Herald.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28
A SOCIAL SUCCESS.
Hrs. MeiIette's Reception Delighted
All Present.

What with guild meetings,
musicals, card parties, the Ger
man, and now a reception, to say
nothing of the repeated quiet little
home gathering of friends, some
of our more practical society peo-
ple-those who attend these func-
tions for the pleasure they afford
regret that Mr.. Wellette did not
build a house long ago. Certainly
the class named have good reason
to congratulate themselves on
Mrs. Mellette's endeavors in their
behalf. Her reception last even-
ing given in honor of Mrs. Ten
ney and Mrs. Gregory, was a
model entertainment and suggests
the thought, as both hostess and
guests of honor are from TT.
Smith, as well as some of the for
mer's assistants, that that is fright
smart" of a society town. The
guests were met at the door by
Eva Mellette and her cousin,
Katherine Barnes, who took charge
of the cards. To the right, just
inside the parlor, stood the hos
tess to extend a welcome, and to
her right were Mrs. Tenney, Mrs.
Gregory, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. Nelms and Mrs. Anderson,
her assistants. With such a
charming lot of ladies it is not to
be wondered that the guests felt
that their welcome was more than
a matter of form. A pleasant in
terval of conversation, introduc-
tions where necessary, and visits
to the punch bowl as desired,
where Miss Lloyd and Miss Fan
Byrd officiated, followed. AS Cir.
cumstances suggested Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. c. o. Berry, Miss Carrie
Goodykoontz and Miss Grace
Fortner, invited the guests TO the
dining room where sherbet and
,ake were served. In the dining
.oom modest decorations of mas
urtims and sweet peas were seen
md their fragrance penetrated to
III of the apartments thrown open.
from the dining room the guests
epaired again to the pallors and
unseemly haste, took 9
cave of the very pleasant ladies !,
gho had provided an afternoon Of
xtreme pleasure for them.
Those honored with invitations,
n addition to the ladies who lent
heir aid to making the occasion a
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-28

Judge Thomas piano was shipped
to Muskogee today, from which it is
Inferred that Vipita is no longer his
home-unless Il be "ofiicially."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

TAs so,iovins = list Of dssds fled witA ths
oounty anditw yesterday:
y 3 Abaoss to Jnsphans 4. Adams. part lots
ssd I: BLOCK s. Arrra's sseond add, August II.
administrator II ,. n Loas 20 Nathan C Rich
ards ~ s~i and nsi ~ &c =. - a. I. sepssn-
Nathan G Rieh.ris E a. % cs@ss =. Stacy.
block {. Rainier sdd. Enusnslaw. August 10. sie.
Cbasis o Poole 81 M 10 ssrse. ,oss 10 and II.
bioek 2. Rainier add, Enumelav, August o. -
G ~ Han.an Il IN 10 JeAn wsi.e. same prop-
cry. s<psemb<s - 80
s. s 4 s. : = P.,, to o A.s' Storey lot
srsr. o. Moers.. ssrr. raess, October ). soc
Charles W. Ellis TO A. y. Orr ios s. biosk s.. Ma
sis's second add, September %. 500
Charles W Ellis 10 L. n Matheay, Lot g. hisek
wssm . Fsrr. ~ q 's am.ss Z ss I'm ,a,,
end Z block = ). u. Rsnxssors.s sdd, September
Gideon ". Muisy Il M. TO JoAs G, ou,al.y,n.
Iass View mine. Money cresh dsssriss. February
n. biecl S. sssoad Motor lin. add May S s.
]. ssseasy To Franz wrshanpt traet ., Raj
ni,s Bsssh Garden .e, e tracts oesser , $50
- seattle tide iAnds. Aprsi y. ts
A. q. Mars 70 y, u. Griffin. lots to 10. block
osass. T,sa. saa !, v ~ e S n,,. l..
~. block u. GiI@sa raik. ociea-r 5 sssa
~ l. t*nar = ax C ) n. wailinsfori. part
We y
Annie 1nriner 10 Rosa A. Gardner. nes swt xsl
&c .. ~ y. z I. Apfs. r.. isg 81
Charles Gardner 10 CAarles W Gardpsr nj urS .ei
uei sec 81. ~ =. ? l. June >. 50
name TO Hasetua A. Malaz nst 81 mel acc 81 n
.. Ime -. 90
Herman Chaplin Of to Bella Morrison. lot 3
Seneca 6tssst add September D. ss:s
Iotsfta and Arthur e. Van fsvrea TO Simon ~
Preston lots Il ana u. BLOCK q H. T. Holmes add
eeptespher 20. tte
August rvtsfsna Of ~ y c. Aarser nwi ~,
sev -. - z, ? s. September 81. a G. So
II. far - 10 Hs~~~ n N
son. lots and Z bieck >. Bsrtea Heights sne add
Oetahes !. usN
sarah T. NJ Elizabeth n and Judith q Minor
henrtstta NJ and Annie & Mailer - A Robin
and y. Farrell lots - Ia = hleca /: la
III. block !. ietx 80 10. 10 10 "a, block lots / 20
e. Is 10 -, ti0ct :: ssss - :. 10 Go "a biloxi 10
Minss's add Anxrss !. s2Ne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

PCBLIsHERg NOTCH. T,a.sfa$ sssn.. srs
= 4. Mc-sesise and O. e. Los<ni> sIfT soiass.oo
81 J. a. Casbessf. R. =. Hsrs<-. W sss.
e. n Ae<ausn. G. n essAsn sns tss.rsI
Ahzn Ynsarszskers everyvn<rs are oEy sfenss. fay
money nHiy these And - assr rssS1sns assnls "a
tho vAy1ess cities ard towns 81 The NnTasfs.-
ADvERTTsEkG--<s6ses honT- ~ TBS fosa sn,eiifr
ounc~r hnrasnsss Office Daily. 8. IN anti y
a ssassasy hoa-s open - unta ~ . "a
67assieed Advertisements 10. snserssss folie~fnS
nowning Win - rsc~4ssd rp 70 u 20 .. - AVE
tinsznsnix under classified nssesass VII y fns~st-
~ 81 tire rate 81 esus snsd aaeh fsaeTinH-
Passzsui aixsys ia sfssnes- No Advertisements ~
oelsyd far lses thar . Ssnfs.
kDyEHTfHEHs -shanxes fry adyaftssfneafs IN
The aen6zy Po.s-Iatkftssenaer must - fnrnheec u
OeIcsh ha8urday Advertisements vi BE rseeaseu
u txaneh s6sess a the Psss-frs<iisEsnref-
REV AaD~Tsn dollars vii be psA Tor iafofms-
oSon Issinr u the runsrsson a sny person ss%ssang
eopsss a this papes detsvsred 70 ssnse<then u
6ezsfie -
TACOMA BuKxAT.-ss. iii PaesAe svsnns- c.
y. Hall.
a1so6
EvEHETT-p X. L~wix
aprOkASEs-~Brxneh Office. room II WoiveFso1
bIeek eoerer Riverside and NIL: tsserhune ~ J.
q, peterson Manager
BELLISGHAk BAY.-Ns~ whatnoa PafssF
FORT TOWNSEND -.wfaisa A. Psei9s.
VICTORIA. n Prank CsAnhel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

PRICHARD~ 7se sansxsi srvscss tor CAsrsss ~
Pysehard yin b hssA fsom the yessesrce ~
R4te@1sk sysnHs. friday ~ " d A. arsssas ~
zp a. q hersenlors pashsssheG N~rnhs-s - tie
g. L. e. snvs&sd - stsrssd Tsk sosy WI %
taken 70 TAcom& far fnssr1sent sx Bsstsswc<aA
LyHNANx-fn 6eaftie ocssber & Is8. 81 frosf-
deaee hospital EBssl A r ifhsnxnG. AGED ~
yssn Tss BODY Ia o. Bar:s~wpgtas
NfLLKN~-fn Ballard O~sobs~ z. ,sss. ~ she family
ses,dence kns6t Asiisa. sfed II yesn- Ok or
Sfxso
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

A Great rrve<smens-Havs your fortune
sogd by Miss Parry. the greatest propDet-
ess in The world truthful n 1sr pre-
dIr.,ons reliable in her advice. No MAJ
tor what troubles you Rave WIKI Lc1r-
sels or others sae will guide you- Inou-
sands " people have trzvesesf tnousanos
~ miles 20 consult this great prophecies
on All Affairs Of life. and nave oecone
very wealthy and happy 5y following ner
ADVICE You should not fail 30 So IT'S
ssr.s5 LADY She reads your hand Ixs
F.pok tells the planet you were born
,rSer how 70 avoid trouble and guide
yor, Il, success Miss Perry Is no taxe-
she ia really a wonder and surprises the
rsouls with her great talents she fore
rold M great rush FOR Alaska mines os-
sors their discovery a1so the war De-
rveer the United States and spain over
f,una 20 yess~r. Room :.
LADIES'. Chichester's English Penny
royzl pills are the best. safe. reliable,
take no other. send &c stamps for par
yirulars Relief for LADIES' IN letter
by return mail. AT druggists Chiches-
fer Chemical Co. Philadelphia. Pa
THE STAR HAIR REMEDY positively
restores gray hair % natural color with
out dye, cures dandrui- stops falling aid
makes new hair grow sold only by Nod
ern Toilet Specially Co.. . Downs block
,CS Second avenue
CASH loaned on caatfei mortgages Ed
ward Winter Smith. 3oe New York blk
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LlcEnses 10 'wED.

: Lxesusu 70 - vers sss,~d y~ees4As s@ Tso@as
Ger~Ue HAsx O. ssd 6ansnA Walls H. both 81
2sstste; Leash r. cooisaes ~, Il seattle. 80
Tfs<tosn r. Andsevs lxza q asn r1ee.. Cat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

wANTED-Man and wife In q nice camp
near city. camp carpenters y. long
Job, mill help, s.. hook tender, 80; shin
gle block loader; fireman: camp iiunky.
$50 free psss; huckers and barkers IN the
best camp shingle cutoff sawyer; sta
aion work near city, l4irc yard: express
teamster night cook, $40: carpenters for
big mill company, 50 clear: country ho-
tel waiter: edgerman. 3 Is: cutoff man.
$2G: yardmen. s.; camp fiunky: team
sters for government work g: kneeboft-
e.. $50, painter and paperhanger: TN
proved farms for rent or sale on Install
menf plan; Cascade tunnel help. free
pass. wool and bolt choppers. 81 and
Si.& cord or s. 20 day: inside gardener:
family men for factory, cheap rent; city
carpenters ard their helpers, 81 30 and 81
for s hours. roadmen. e e: quarry labor
ers; light mill work tn box and barrel
factories. brickyard help. 81 Cranes. l0s
Washington street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

SssssfAIs DANCES L + han Second
avenue. near PIKE. every Saturday alxat
80. gents = cenfs iSaiss frSr
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CARD OF THANKS.
MRS WA. TpniS and Mrs Ida Kr.eeui
wish "a thank Their friends for the Mad
assistance and sympathy shown during
their late h@teayeEnsnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.


GRAND ean SATURDAY evening October :
y. Rank BAH. fss street snA FfstA ave-
nue.. music bS NHgneFs FIRST Regiment
orchestra. committee reserves all rights
10 refuse ssiuitfaora g. those they see
n. admission, gentlemen. -: iasii~.
free
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narIo, NEWT WANTED - FEMALE

ss.srd sssaeaer. usztsss - sfzrE .-5E1. Ia
Algebra AS sieTFFls ~s4 fasssh sr--T-an
wFfgGnN 49, atzc assist harbaa~F s..-
gt6T "a sgff}sEaaE branches fe-rns felst~-
aeis Aa,sruzz y y care Fg,st-tet.. .t-
xcnceF g cal 80 Surf-ss streas
WOMAN sish~- - ceck tg nsc <sr s,,-
ET nNe ssu. noe Aides sf-S
fHraness srl.fessan 49, r. se--efz
fAetsNerF
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wANTR-fn-fstrt ~ ~sns1 fEasE - god
sssak saet U&xss AEEsT sag a sllis
fsM- fastr -. 49, " .sssssssa b4sfss 90
NA<TFEa@A HFsf-<zkss izEsE zzs.ie.zs@
soss1 sassTs T~ntins Ntasnx So ~
chzss-. Nasas-Ef1sa Nsli Z -
BUSINESS sSsP-Sa< ne riS1t adv .
rro's of S<c r>- zSc1A L. . s-scs.
1aeeasa, WaAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

I q. q. Five shares in Odd Fellows
Cemetery Association in SEATTLE pAr
value 81" eaeh; make al cfFer y q
fa>s ~ Port. ~ 1r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

EAI.ESMEN and solicitors In every town
IN the United States where We are not
represented 10 take orders for our high
class tailoring Lowest prices ever quot
ed All garments fully guaranteed a3f
shipped anywhere. without deposit sub
tecf to approval. We take all the risk
our statesmen are making from SIS to
$50 month. We equip you fully for
business. Handsome sample book. sta
iionery, advertising matter. fashion
plates. Our Instruction book teaches ev
erythine perfectly. Measuring learned "A
few minutes by Photographic iliusiro-
tons Large territory 90 good men Full
particularly on application Address.
American Wooden Mills Co. unc,l. CHI
cazo.
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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LODGE NOTICES.

ATTENTION COMRADES The funeral
- s'cnrsde PTtcharsi late = member of
John =. Miller pest. 9ili take place a. II
o'clock this SATURDAY ntornieg ~ tae
residence lac Fifteenth avsnG- All con-
rates % the past are requested 10 be pres
cat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

THE following xentlerneu ser- apprentices
BY the Chamber cf Commerce % zv~s-
stgats the Calumet -rSne - fnsex- an
drew Enox. J. q. Given. tSecrze =. SscS-
EFT. srf1s-h Davies. T1o-ssS " Rr0Ser.
MAJ R2s6ws7 We sirtf3v -sfa~ vnf %
these Ssnsisren concsrrtrg ne snsas new
- the time % bay. prfce - -Fss<aa-y
sock fc share For f1-tn~~ na~rie1-
lars concerning assays ard sa-naies rai{
aa o. write 70 the ofrse~ Ne - E1rSt
avenue. telephone. Main No 50 ;. A.
Cnrhsrt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

WAvTED-aEAL ESTATE
wASTED-Nore North ssaftle 1rnpsrsT
OF all kinds. owners should ~ rnsrufa@r
thar Ne have the o~-t loetflon Tor real
estate BUSINESS n The CITY 9f sea- -
being under me OFFICE - fr- ,ss.iinx
morning paper ~ me Northwest we sSssI
guarantee 10 bring. Won a v1rr IA q~r
therefore. II you have any sind q PROV
erty DO not fail 20 itSr q win - a. nee.
positively no charges unless ftIr1fs1
the buyer. and this al. ear out ard
served may De YOUR ~~idene@ Ees4s1sf
Spencer 4 Co. Basement v H. As44lsl4nse
IMPROVED Seattle r~aI estate rom a~n-
sr~ only. Bsrrprs P~xtft. zz-55s Nv
YORK block
LIST your property WIN =. ss- s1us~x ~
turns ~. r W~vmowsn "a "a t1aT vv-~s
avenue
OWNERS can mi rssa sav~rs ~ -.s..n<
upon Ren--x = r.nn--- q naaL<w alnr<
rem ssEE-srrv nEsG E~rsrK
COPPER STOCKS
Index cooper NIn9ux District
Treasury sfoca f3c nn~u sr .r~x
eevetopsns. average s~.sTs ,raus aaa -
asire- class e ore ss~uff@ err1~~ -.
s~rtz' r~poF-z ard 5aak -~s~r~rr-s ss4r-
nished.
ss Ss~ ToTx 8sor<
FOR ssfE-ssr gos* sssaar-ss $1,000,
IeS-rsen 1na F~rree- ssr-~ss = Ts~-s
ant 1~vert1 sF~Tssaes smfranf@ -
osfiisfnx fats - r~.~rs~ur 1zs1z-~. -
view fnassEr~ - agr~~ re 20 ST~~
sw~sBe. - DANES Jon~~ 81 cn@rrT
sfr~~f
FoR ssr.E- r. T1-----so-s -rsss-. rs.s
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CASH loaned on caatfei mortgages. Ed
ward Winter Smith. 90 New York blk
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clothing bought At
10 Second avenue south. Phone Red lisa
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WANTED-A first-cisss bookkeeper. who
can Use a typewriter: only an expert
euced man need answer this application
unmarried man preferred. salary. so per
month. a pleasant and permanent posi-
ton % the proper man answer in your
own handwriting. Address W -. care
Post-inteiHs.ncer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-11
FlREMEN MEET.

At a meeting of delegates from
range Fire Departments at the
City Hall last Saturday, for the
purpose of perfecting arrange
ments for the first annual tour
nameut to be held at Ely on the
4ta OF next month, there were
present Messrs. Ellsworth and
Helps, of Eveleth, Chief Brady
of <Hibbing. Chief O'Hara of Bi.
wabik, Chief HeaIy and George
Ames,~of Sparta, David Brown,
of Ely, and Chief Smith and G..
s. Reeves, of Virginia.
S. E. Helps was elected chair
man, and C.S. Reeves secretary
Tha meeting adopted a Consti-
tuition and Bylaws, and made
arrangements for ten races at
the coming tournament.
Much credit is due Chief Ellis
worth, of Eveleth, whose efforts
toward the organization of the
Association have resulted so suc-
cessfully. Chief Healy, of Spar
ia, and Chief Smith, of this city,
have also been interested work.
ers for the success of the move.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-11
PICNIC COiMMITTEES.

At a meeting of the citizens
held in Judge Princes Office last
evening the following commit
tees in connection with the D. &
I. r. picnic on August 10Th, were
appointed:~
Arrangements-Mayor M. G.
Palmer, chairman; Judge Prince,
secretary; E. z. Griggs, treas
urer.
Reception-D. H. Moon, w. E.
Hannaford, D. E. Cuppernul].
N. E. flaming. c. J. O'Rourke,
Frank Campbell, Ogden Hall,
Harry George. Gust Johnson,
Ben Levin, W. J. Moore, An
drew Hawkinson.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-11
HlBBING BONDS SOLD.

Mayor Murphy informs the
News that the state will take the
$4,000 Hibbin!g sewer bonds at
4 per cent interest. The deal is
so arranged that the bonds will
run Is years, ,and after s years the
village will take up $4,000 a year
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-11
PRATT TIE WINNER.

The five mile match race last
Saturday evening at the Virgin
ia Bicycle Park between J. Burt
Pratt and Frank Reid was won
by the former. Both riders were
in good form. Pratt had the ad-
vantage of his opponent 10 a GER
tain extent by being more disci-
plined in racing tactics, but Reid
shows that he has the staying
qualities and at a future date
will prove himself a hummer.
The race was free, and was witt
messed by a large crowd.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-11
THE COMNITTEE'S REPORT.

Following is the report made
by Messrs. Pratt and Raper, the
delegates of the D. & I. R. en-
ployes, upon their visit to Vir
ginia, as taken from the Two
Harbols Iron Trade Journal:
We left Two Harbors Friday,
July %, at 4:20 p. m. and arrived
in Virginia at 7:20 p. m. the
same evening. Mr.. Palmer, the
mayor of the city and Mr.. Reeves,
the agent, met us at the station
and drove us down to Mr..
Reeves Office where we met a
committee of fifteen of the prin
cipal business men of the town.
We drove out to their groves
about three.quarters of a mile
from town and about one>quarter
of mile from the track, On
the principal street of the town
they have large hotel which is
not in use and this will be thrown
open and can be used for dancing
and anything we see fit. Just
across from the hotel they have
a large vacant field and the citi>
zens propose to put up an artiii-
cial grove here and some large
tents, which would be more to
advantage if carried out with
success than the groves en- the
outskirts of the town. The BIZ
cycle track is about two blocks
from the proposed picnic ground
and is of saucer shape and one~
sixth Of mile to the lap. They
have a ball ground in the center
! Of the bicycle track. Our sports
could be carried out on the main
street, which is a splendid road
and in good condition. They
have some large mines in near
vicinity of the town and some
nice drives through the country,
Just in the center of the town
, there are two small lakes which
are not of very much Importance
but any boats on the shore will
be at our disposal. They offered
to furnish all the prizes contested
for but to to this we objected
and suggested that they put all
moneys they mad raised into de-
corating the town to receive US.
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ENLIST ON THE IRON Kiy6E

ENL1ST ON THE IRON KINGE
Capt. Gibson left Duluth Tues
day for the iron range towns,
where he will receive applica-
tlons from men who are desirous
OF enlisting iii the army. He
first visits Ely, and from there
makes the other towns on the
ranges. He is confident that he
will be able to find quite a mum.
Der of men fit for soldering and
who are inclined that way
Herald.
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GRE11 ACTIVITY At ADIIfS.

A force of AIS men is employed
at the present time at the Adams
mine atEveleth. It is expected
that this mine will break all for
mer records of output this sea-
son, six hundred thousand tons
being the estimated output. The
incline skip road which has been
put in st this mine is working
satisfactorily. The underground
system has been abandoned for
the present.
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the cash these gentlemen Will re-
ceive out of the deal for relin
gushing their lease, hut it is
known to have been very salts
factory to them. The Townslte
of Hibbing property contains
about 8, 900. 900 tons, three fourths
of it bessemer.
The royalty OF the Hull mine
has been reduced 5 cents a ton
and the three leases-Sellers,
Hull and Townsite of Hibbing-
have been consolidated into a
single lease which runs for so
years on basis of a minimum
annual output of 5000 tons and
a royalty of 25 cents.
The leases referred to cover
nine forties, as follows: Lots 8
and 4 in section 6, 81 20; the
north half of the south half of
the northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of section 2. !57-21:
the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the south.
east quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section 9, 57-21; lot 2,
3l-58.17; lot s, and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section 6, 572O.
The leases are made by H. M.
Alworth of Duluth, M. D. Hull
aud his sister, Mrs. Gaylor, of
Chicago, Mrs. Ows!ey of Abe
marie county, Va, the widow of
Wilhelm Boeing and t'1e two mi
nor children of the Boeing es
tate, represented by Frank A.
Schultz of Detroit. Mich. as|
guardian. The leases run for so
years, except for the one sixth
interest held by the minor Boe-
ing heirs, which under the law
can run only 25 years. The leas
es are what are known as amni-
bus, covering what is known as
the Sellers, Hull and the Town.
site mines.
That this deal has been con
templated for some time, or all
least that the procuring of an ex-
tension Of the lease Of the Sellers
has been contemplated, is found
in the fact that a bill was passed
by the last legislature enabling a
guardian to extend a mining
lease for minor heirs. This is
the first lease that has been made
under the act and it is said that
several more leases of property
in which minors are lnterestedl
Will follow.
The lease to the Sellers would
have expired in eight years with
out power to extend it but for
this piece of legislation, as there
are are minor heirs to be consid.
cred.