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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
RE DERhts { GaAJS,tltls

George A. Shea returned this week from visit Co the inmachuk country.
 Col. .Jame. Kelliher an Orhir crccl; mining man. is in Nome for q few days.
 {,d. Mcconnell, d well known bust ness and mining man of Dawson, is in town.
 Key. Father Camille arrived thi, moruius from St. Mchae.', on brieI visit.
 (. n. Lane iS in town after visit [, the Wild Goose company properties on Ophir creek.
 X. Biuswanger, of the Council City Electric Light X Tower Co.,, leaves to- day fer that town.
 Attorney Albert Fink came up thi- moruju. from Orhir creek, where he spent several days.
 Mr. and Mrs. F, R Dunn and son, Edward, are in town from ophir creek. They will -louj the winter on the cut. side.
 otto E. Lou,'orf and W. B. Dear will be passengers out on thc Roanoke, cu route tO Milwaukee. They will re- turn next spring,
 ". Il. McPhcc, former city council rau ot Nome WaJan old-limc Nukoucr. arrived this uoruiu@ from Dawson, looking hale aui hearty. Mr. MIcPhec l., ,n route to ~uu Francisco.
 A. II. M,l'c". proprietor of tho Occj. C,Ma! hotel at Council, who recently returned from 8 visit to iugft sound will leave today for Couucli. accom- panied by ai, h.o,hcr, r, r. Miller.
 Dr. Rene Lo lrcus. of Kelly x Co, Dawson and Nome arrived thi, morn. ing on the Dora from Dawson via Sl Michael accompanied ny his wife. Mr. ajd Mr-. Lo pleUN a:c vn-lnuto tp tht outside.
 X. \. Morton will leave on the Hoa- nolc for h,, home in Chicago. Mr. NorJou i- all enthusiastic admjrcr C. .\'a~ku. and i, taking g great deal oi iGte}e,, in al Alaska exhibit for tn, s,t. Loli, worlds iair.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
LATE NlTE!EE NHWS.

Home. @au;. r.. Narrcui. in an in- le}vicW pal. he'd here. declares he ha. comp pjcE !tsl tGe arc. .m o3 send ing Njrcl,-, ,.es-2-r- 1 }i-,aucr Ci luorc than i.luI u.I.,.., ui, . confident cumnuniculou between aurcpe and Ame.4ca u.A h> established immcdi- ateIy. ito.W..IY Yl,.t King \ictor En- mauucl q, i.a,,au.-!, i'jy!mont, on September IT,
 seattle, sept. la. ta-,rn-cr, on the l.~t "Trip oi tine -.t'.ur- Bertha. from Ala>Al. rtrHU t.r vu..;Hor- ia ,fe- Gouht i,~ua and Jro Augustine mo9ntsiu- ,4 active crIVt,on.
 Wiik,baur. l'a.. .pt. li.- Pra>i- den, MitcaeI -.tJ a. rad received DO peace prprt>ai from ur,oAi operators; ueither had ha bN engagement met Governor >i,on, or anybody cI-c, with a vie" to settling the strike.
 :,tagway. sept II. Heavy rains have been falling in Juucau and Douglas. The "1G5' mine ha. hrtp Forced to ahUt down cn aclnanl ., ~G"". At Juneau SWeCe h.li roo. & h,- si.ae and several ho,,-.s t.mA,uG u.c1ua and moved ftom 10 lo -.H feet.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
4 Tirre of Romance.

Daniel Lynch and Miss Leila Hubbcll were married yesterday at noon at the Baltimore by Rev. C. F. Rybcrg, of the Congres satioual church. Mrs. J. A. Northway acted as bridesmaid, and Mir. A. II. Dunham supported the groom. There is d tinge of romance to the wedding, inasmuch a~ the bride has had charge of a little boy, the son of "Swittwater Bill" Gates. She be- came much attached to the child, and while an attempt was being made to invoke the aid of the law and prevent Mi,, Hubbell from taking the child away from Nome, she and Mr. Lynch. who were already on beard the Ohio. quietly returned to the Baltimore and were married, whiie steam launch lay in the river awaiting the newly married couple. When the knot was tied they were borne to the steamer. Capt. Boggs having held the ship fer them, and were soon out of way of the officers of the law.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
NEVIS NuGGE[S.

Tho Hot Air Miaing Co. had a clean up Of %iI,JO) yesterday.
 The locomotive of the Wild Goose railroad prmped the track on discovery claim, Anvil, this morning. No one was injured.
 Since Murderer Hardy's body was removed to laugc' undertaking rooms it has tccu viewed by many people, in- cludin, a nnmbc, of women.
 Johp Erickson, of the lot Air Min ing Co.,, Nho accidentally -hot himself through the leg about ten days ago. i, again out uu the streets, and has nearl" recovered from the wound.
 The I.t. Rev Bishop Rowe, bishop cf Alaska. arrived rom the ui,on on the Dora this morning, and will oiiiciate both ut moraing and evening services tomorrow at St. Mary church.
 \ e... laby was born yesterday to ilr. and irs. Dsck F. l.. Alley. at Cripple klyc" road house. Mother ana cu.l- are doing nicely uuder the care If Ms. f. $. i'earcc, of Nome.
 tnitcd states Marshal iichard, issued no invitation to persons to wit- mes, tin, execution of Hardy on Friday. Tho.e Nhoapp.ica for them Were given d small card. on which was written the r,g.pn', name. About jJ in all were l,,i.
 iran@ l.oHdcn. who was stricken by sm'Hto% oH August lG on No. : Dexter erec@, ha> fully recovered, although he H@d quite severe attack of the dis c'Nc. Mr. !-owacn wishes to express 5ir thanks lp Dr. Lloyd, quarantine oi''rrt aai ,'.e hoy, on No. : tor tl.ei. care and attention to his wants during Hl. i.'uc,..
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
GEEllEE:A GEEllE I s-IELL)
Presented to Biologists
 in tlle SaWt00tI;.
loD of Tali M0Hgtain Topples Oye: and CraSi'eS t0 Ihe
 YaIley ae,G,".

r. E-ch. Nhe recently returned from a pro,pccieg trip in the Sawtooth range. .a}~ ;ha, section k great field for -culo.jca! study a41 research. it i, practically unknown to the miner and pro~p,rtar. and yet Nlr. E,,h. NGo is an at,irmjear1}o@j,t believes that # i, & promising section. Fine float quartz ], found bat fra. known uo ledge, have a- yet been located.
 During h.- trip Nr. t.'a witnessed the awy-:u-piriug sight ot ,an toH oi a mountain topping o1cr aal crashing down 70 Che y2,ay huudryo-yt feet be- low. Ike A,p 5a.t .a.,a,i his lunch, and Wal proceeding mp g's'ch when d ucmcudo5- -.sa.a.,yuT.l. ljr glanced back aud -ot tic maua'Un peak tumblag T,r- of Ihon-ande If ton, of rock and aiyt ~eut down the mountain ,iJe making atG t.rr.he a roa" that it wa heard by t.. ia;,9.r. Jack !Iill, six miles a0ao Ha. t>ca says that the mountain wt. originally nearly 5 thousand leet high, aud several hundred feet oi the cone ,oppIca aud ten like a house of cards, or hrolscu purpose.
 The fall Of the peak was no doubt caused b. d.-iute-ratiyn. The forna- ti,u is granite, and an .uyestiaation failed to reveal any trace ot-a quart
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
SOCIETY NOTES.

'rhe engagement of Miss Joanna Chamberlain Browne to Mr. Gustav 9,ltlr,t i, announced. Both are well and faruiably known and are receiving tEc congratulations of friends. Miss Brovre recently rcUurd from quite an extended ri~ir in the ~tate,.
 The Anvil Masonic club will give tteir annual ball on Christmas night a. usual. The Masonic ball is always Il notable society event. Where it should he held na.. uot yet been determined
 The bau given Wednesday evening hv the Catholic ladie, wa, great sue cess. \ large number of Nome most prominent people were in attendance, and the decoration, and general ar- engagements were first class in every respect Thi, affair ushers in the social season of l9O2
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
4 Dirtiiday Party.

Miss Helena Houston celebrated her 18th birthday Friday afternoon by en- tertNning K young lady friends. The home was ta,tcfuliy decorated with autumn leaves and lighted by numer- ou- canaier, making a pretty effect. Ms, Houston was the recipient of many beautiful @iIt-. She leaves shortly for the States with her parents, and will spend the winter travelling. Those invited were: Misses Alma Day. Bessie Day. EHnhall. Young. Mauzy, Horn, HoIley, Parks, McPherren, Gantz. Nhaitc, Saunders, Farrell, Nolan. Tacruquiet. Vail, Todman, TiedemaMu and Leland.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
indictments Returned.

The grand lry i.e turned true Jill, against ioan E.alz. aacgcd wi,h larceny, and larry Chester and Milo Waldron. cha:acd with larceny from a dwelling. "Nct a trro hiii" was re- turned against Matt Ii.tl-on, charged with adu3c"I'.aE Go.N dust. Chester and Waidruu were reariaiguod this morn ing and entered a rioa of not guilty.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
The Storm.

Continues to do damage along the beach and on Front street. Tine Falrel Company continues to oo damage to prices. When .assing. look at the beautiful heavy bed spread, for 3l. and the handkerchlefS at for - cents. Everything propHrtionatrlN as cheap. Come in fer your winter suppl, while we are here.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
New Snits Fled.

c. E. Brubaker has begun suit against 0. E. Aillet and C. W. Ferris to recover l,u0d damages and @350 at- torney fee, for alleged violation Of a lease of No. ulaFt on Boulder creek, Kougarok district,
 The Ala@ba , Chicago Commercial Company have begun suit against B. Niebling to recoy,r half interest in No. above on ka,>on creek, this dis trict
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
IN [)AHC53ER
The Narr0Y Escape of President Roosevelt
From BeiagNjl'od By An EIecttic Car a! Pitt ioid...Secfet Ser.
 vice Agent Meets Death.

PittsGeld Ma, Sept. % The presi- dent of the Gai,yl State, escaped d tragic death hy cuiy few fop' in d rol- ision between hi, carriage aAdau oloc- tric street cur in this city today, while one of his most trusted .JdrG>. Secret Service Agen; Wuuau Craig. va- in- stantly killed, and paHtd |. Pratt, ot Dalton, ~hD Wa guiding tbo horses attached to the vehicle. Va- most >.r.- ously injured. i'r,-.,,ut rro,yrcu himself was bal, .u4h.u up, bot rt- ceived only q sligo facial braj~e.
 Secretary Corfc.Noa. vhl ,rcGrirl a seat directly opposite thc president in the carriage, >f-l'.trH a minor wound in the back of th" heal. aad Gov. Crane. Who sat i,- .,c .ur lre~i lcut. escaped without d scratch. Tu,c ear riage was demo shed b. jlr iu,l,t of the rapidly moving car. and the Wupc. horse on the side .',rr-t tho ear na- killed. The crew aud Id.,.u..4-, e. thc . car escaped injury.
 The presidcu' .aJ parl. werr driving from the city t1a.,IunN. juuaasa smth street, unf ct the Ii.utVll tHcruaEh- fares of i'jttstielu. which u4s lined with cheering people. aui the cu,u,- trophe happenta in plain view e, hGu- dred> whose happrc,, g, rLc advent oi the nations chief "d- suddenly tmurd to grief. Thousaua, bad lo3t.l into the city in the carly morning from thc country to see gLs hca" tur president. and his "adreSo "f tho t.ty raI. had been loudly ycheerod. Mathematician of the exercises h" wished to U1ko d call on former ~2..for I~~e~, whose . house on Elm ,.r, IT,, ha ,Aor, dis tance itCm the pa . The president .. carriage, in which .e had Hidden from Gov. Cranes hH.. iu DaHoa. Wu- accordingly druoa .o tho a~es resi- dcncc, a.d carria- -.- ,..'a.a.u- B uum- Der of othyr gent tea n ih- part. followed lre~id..J i,. ,e.rt'- ct'! was short one al.I 'h.l the carriage returned to tLcc..f iulre.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Notice.

An adjourned mteriuG of the City Council of the City of Nome. sitting as q board of equalization, will be held on Saturday. September -0,h, l2o!, at 7:30 r. m.. in the court room ot the United States commissioner. in said city.
 THOS. it. WHITE,
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Strike 09 t:ia GIn2na.

pa,seuso'- from St. Michael on tue Dora state that telegram to the N. A. r. & T. co. from Ianana. reported 2 strike on thc headwdtei., of the Tanaua and d stampede Wal Uu.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

The large>, and most complete line T of Boys and Chi'aryu's suits ever shown in Alaska. Gus Brown. Lead 7 ing Clothier and Fuai-her, 2lG Front - St., Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Adams X Thasard received on the Ohio lot of fresh mint, and the mint mlop iS seen in Nome for the first time.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Blacksmith coal at Giese's.

Hydraulic pipe specially at Oscar Witt's tin shop.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
IEO,o0O

Cigars, Porto Rico, Sanchez % Haya. t. Stanford and other makes, very cheap in order to clu-c out tic stock. IoNsic X NeXtor, the Dexter. r
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
IN ~N '- Sc. -A. -- D. Giant powder caps ard :Asc al Giese's.
 Gasoline. cr.l ..t. ..Enrtl,,.,.-t-rn ''
CErd Oi Iit.at.S.

J. RuLeu,je.n. of he Club Tailoring Company, wishr- 'u y@tvla his thanks to his many p1;l.., iu Nome for the patronage eXten.e t5 Eiu the l4., two ye&lS. Nr. RuLcuelrjn goes out 'ol the X"... City to v.~.t his family in San Francisco, but "iil ip5Jru to Nome next spring.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Flows and scraperS at Giese's.
Office desks for sale. A. T. Co.
Just Arrived.

The largest assortment of Travelling Bags, Dress Suit Gases. Gus Brown, Leading Clothiers and Furnisher 3l6 Front St, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
n.auf;ill I.a Erance Roses

ni.F'atCl in oVr show window. Mrs T.. Lowe -.ein. with N. F.. Samuels & Cd. !.5c'y from tio outside. will give l's~1u, tn needle rlintjn" and needle. "mh.alderl during the sumner and winter. classes Tuesday and Fridays. ApHis at II. D. SduGcls X co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Shingles. lath and lumber at Tanner N Clark , luLnher ward.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Steadman and Fourth avenues. Hours of service. Sunday, I:45 q. m. and 1l:i5 a. m. and 7:i5 ?. m. Rev. (. II. H. BlOOr, rector.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

- tons oi frei&ii. jast received on Portland at Giese's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Anythin" in Shee.- sa work. Oscar Witt, Front St.. onn, o'vIGman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Shot, powder and cartridges of ali kinds at Oiese's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

f.r rifles ami suice lumber see Tan Gor q, Clark
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

: fIll stock of lumber always on hand at Tanner < Cl0rk's lumber yard.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Just Arrived.

Creek frci.hting, !iev" Transfer, 42- ! Frontss Street. noN' California Cafe.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Winter contracts for warm storage > Apply Arctic Trading Co.
Angle lamps, A. T. Co.
Married Sday Evening.

A quiet wedding was celebrated Thursday evening at St. Joseph $ church, the principals being Mr. W. J, R. McCarthy and Miss ..aggie 0 Hara. Rev. Fr. Devire Performeu the cere- mony. Mr. A. l.. Carpenter supported the groom. and Miss Katie Gordon acted as bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Mccarthy received many congratula- tions from their nutuerouS friends.
 Melons, Fruit and celery, A. T. Co.
 Shot gun shells at Giese's.
 Have your kodak work finished right. |. Hammond charges 1Oc to develop roll
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

The latest appliance for diagnosing and correcting astigmatism, used by ED FREEDMAN, Scientific Optician sOiiioa at The lgloo, +24 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Caustic soda for batteries at G;ese's.

Imported .'wl,, cheese. Nome Trad ing Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
CATHOLIC.
sT. MARY'S MISSION.

Early morning mass, 9 q. m. and Il a. m. Sermon at II o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Paints ard oi;s at Glese's.

New slcc! delicacies. Nome Trading A.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Granite iron ware at Giese's.

Lumber at Northwestern"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Centennial's best flour. "NOrth- western"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Lumlcr at "Nori term"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Glass, from SAio 10 33xa0, al GieSe's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
TIE CHURCHES.
CO-NGREliATIONA AL.

Sunday services: Morning sermon II d. ln.: sunday school. i2 m.; Chris tian endeayor. GEO ?. m.: Song service 7;30 D. n.: Evening sermon, s p. m. Prayer meetings Thursday evenings, D. m. (. l.. RYBERG, Pastor.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

New cwe>, A '. D.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
WANTED
FOR SALE
REWARD

EUH SALE One room cabin i2Xii 2nd Ave. B near Golden Gate. Apply %pi Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20
Shot gun shells at Giese's.

Melons, Fruit and celery, A. T. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-20

Ics REV ARD for reliable information of any ,Ess one Hho has obtained possession of a ttrtajn feather bed since July 23, last: weight ittVr,u ..J and 55 pounds. Address J. r. S.. Slgutt, ,t.Ecc.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25

Gsrdsn L. Morse il hsms from the
Uniysrsity for q holiday vacation Of
two weeks. +~.
Vide Smith of. wsstport, has re-
turned from visit with Wisconsin
| friends.
| The official canvas of the Congress
sional vote in this district gives Buck
man majority of 4, 1S9.
/ N. Hogan went to St. Cloud last
week on legal business.
The Alexander Moore will case will
be argued before the Supreme Court
in St. Paul, on January6.
II. D. Davidson has gone to Mime
apOlis to spend Christmas with his
family. He will visit Milwaukee be-
fore his return.
The Boston makes very attractive
display of dry goods, clothing and
shoes in their CONSPICUOUS show wind
| ows.
For SALE-I still have for sale tive
g BOD young boars of serviceable age
and i've young soxs. They are all
good, heavy boned, growthy pigs. R.
K. Pierce.
Miss Mayberry is Offering rare bar
gains in her entire stock of millinery
for the holiday trade. Her stock is
complete. Call and examine it before
purchasing.
An exchange calls attention to the
fact that wheat from the time it il
thrsshed will shrink TIVE quarts to the
bushsl, or six per cent in six moaths.
consequently ninty-four cents a bush
sl In August, when first thrsshed, tax
ing into account shrinkass, is as good
as 81. 90 the following February. Corn
shrinks much more from the time it il
first husked. One hundred bushels of
ears as they come from the fields in
November will be reduced to net far
from eighty, SO that forty cents a
bushsl as it comes from the fields is as
good as fifty cents in March.
That ST. Cloud and Stearns county
are riding on the uppsrmost wave OF
prosperity is very csnclusiyely shown
in the fact that during the year just
drawing to close there were less than
fifteen foreclosures by mortg ago in the
county, according to q statment made
by sheriff Fred Schilplin to the Times
yesterday. This is an exceptionally
good showing indeed for a year and
supplies new evidence at W. are fort
nate here as any section of the country.
This is not only good showing, but
it 10 = phenomenal rocord.-Times.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25
AnnOunC ement,

L treat successfully the following:
Chronic deceases pre- Altar to either sex
Cbrenic Cattarrh, Infamatory affec-
tions of the eyes, Chronic Eczema and
other skin affections, Varicose Veins
and Ulcers, Varicocele Piles ond Fis-
sure without use of the knife. Chronic
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgias,
Diabetes.
Consultation free.
Office-Rich Block,
DR.. G. L. HUGHES,
SAUK CENTRE, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25

The Congregational society is cor
responding with direct reference to
securing pastor, and it is expected
one will be called within the next few
weeks.
Rev. Julius Meyer, came from Gin
cinnati, Ohio. to attend the funeral
of his brother in this city recently,
and went to Metre Grove after the
funeral to visit his mother.
Thos. Monahan has bought the
Lindbergh block, situate on Broad
way, east of the First National Bank
block, for $1l,O0e. The block is one
of the finest business structures in the
city, solid brick, two stores high, "a x
s5.-Little Falls Herald.
The smallpox in Benton county is
about stamped out. There have been
no new Developments in the past ten
days. A few cases of very mild type
are reported in the northern part of
quarantine. Foley Independent.
Sam Brown of Getty, has the record
so far this season for heavy hogs.
Last Saturday he sold to Sauer &
Wetle modest little porker which
when dressed pulled the scales down to
TOO pounds. OF the four or five other
hogs he sold the same day, none
weighed less than 500 pounds.
con.
The George Gray fancy bride, for
which tickets have been sold, will be
ratified on Christmas day at Boutell's
place. The bride is beauty made
of fine woven thongs of leather and
woven horse hair in different coiors
trimmed with brilliant colored rose
ates. 1t is estimated to be worth
SIS.
The Stearns county board of audit
of Auditor Gruber, Clerk
Of Court Mueller and Chairman of the
County Board H. F. Meyer held a
meeting on Friday and audited the
books and accounts of County Treas
lrer Schmitt. The cash on hand was
ound to be S35, S59. 96, of which amount
l34, 573. II is in the various banks dos
gnated by the commissioners as coun-
~ repositories and 81, 2S6.79 is cash on
hand in the treasurer's vault.
The county commissioners at their
nee ing last week passed a resolution
introduced by by Commissioner Ed i
ward Smith of Sank Centre appropri
ating 81, Oe0 to aid in the extension of
Third-st. Sank Centre, through the
city and township as a boulevard.
Three bridges will have to be built
and the county will have to pay one
half tho cost of the improvement, tn
remainder to be borne in equal parts
by the city and tounship.-Journal-l
Press.
The phases of the weather during
tho past week have been somewhat
fitful and variable. On Friday last
it was mild and bright, but in the
early evening it rained little, and
during the night considerable water
fell. Saturday was warm and slushy,
with little snow during the night.
On Sunday it grew cooler aud showed.
Monday was partially bright and
Geld, the wind shifting to the south
during the night. Thursday was
Loudly and warmer. The theme,ne-
tor has registered as high a. ,6s
and a. lew as-12' during the week.
On Tuesday svsaing the wind shifted
iste the northwest, and the thermsms-
ter indicated rapidly falling tsnp sra-
turs, to s. below zsre. The air Was
full Of Tying sssw-the nearest ap-
preach to blizzard this season.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-25

Go GO Phelps & Haddock for skates
and sleds.
Go to Phelps & Haddock's for nut
crackers and picks.
A good supply of carving SETS at
Phelps & Haddock's.
Go to Phelps & Haddock's for nickle
plated and venetian ware.
The Academy will have a Christmas
vacation from Friday evening of this
week until Monday, December 20.
Most of the students will spend their
vacations at their respective homes.
Professors Bailey and Bouton will
visit the Twin cities.
A full line of pocket knives At
Phelps & Haddock's.
Before completing your selections
of Christmas purchases examine the
stock of fancy ties, ribbons. feathers,
ETC., at Miss Mayberry's.
"Lightning bread knives, always &C
ceptable for Christmas gifts-see
Phelps & Haddo k.
A fine line of ladies' penknives, scis-
sors, etc at Phelps & Haddock's.
Miss Mayberrv adv tises a great
reduction in millinery for the Christ
mas season.
Asbestos sad irons in sets make
handsome and useful Christmas gifts
see Phelps & Haddock.
Ladies of the city and vicinity are
invited to come and inspect our pat
tern hats, street hats and everything
in the line of millinery novelties.
Cothlow & Co.
Don't travel hundreds of miles to
attend a school that excels perhaps
snly in its ability to advertise itself
when you have worthy and up-te-
date school near home. Attend Glen
wood Academy, Glenwood, MINI.
Vess Scott came out from Sank
Centre Sunday to visit friends.....
G. w. Barry went out to Sank Centre
on business last Monday. Mrs. o.
A. Fuller was a Sank Centre visitor
last week.--Grey Eagle Gazette.
John G. Hammered is at home with
his parents, suffering from run OF
typhoid fever. He was i'll for some
days at the Hotel Palmer, before
home. Late advices are that
he is doing very nicely.
Mrs. M. A. Scheldrup ofMinneapo-
lis and daughter Elsie, were in the
city On Monday. They stopped off
for q day on their way to visit Alex
andria friends, and will visit here
again little later.
Miss Selma Peterson of Little Sank,
sister of the Peterson Bros, went to
Sank Centre On Tuesday for visit.
She has been visiting here for . week.
-. Mrs. Nettie Lewis returned to her
home at Sank Centre Wednesday
after a visit of two weeks in Long
Prairie. While here she attended the
Rebskah convention at Eagle Bend.
-. G. r. Christie was at.Sauk Centre
on Sunday.-Long Prairie leader.
Miss Salma Peterson of Sank Con-
tire was the guest of George and Fred
Peterson from Friday of last week
until Tuesday. She returned heno
On Tuesday. S.. Mrs Frank Gshlen Of
Glencoe Who was visiting August and
Frank Logeringand Ben Clasenan of
this place left On Tuesday fer Sank
Centre whers she will visit cid
acquaintancss for several days aad
then go to Buchanan to pay visit to
her sea, after which she will return
ons.-Loag Prairie Democrat.