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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-21

Slow Corners.

There will be preaching service at
our school no. ~ on the 24th inst,
and each fourth sunday in the months
to come. Rev. Johns from the west
side will preach,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Stevens enter
tanned Sam Robinson and family for
dinner sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry IIewer called on
Mrs. l.. G.. Thomas on last Sunday.
Mr.. Jake Itego and family were en-
tertained at the Noel place ON Sunday
last.
Dottie Thomas, from Thorp Prairie,
is spending few day, in the Corner.
Myrtle Noel is working at the Reys
home across the river,
Amy Stevens. who is learning the
dressmakers trade in town was home
for Sunday
Ed Thomas, who is working for a.
Olsen, was visiting in our neighbour
hood on Sunday.
Harry Eldred, our road supervisor,
is doing some much needed work on
the Corner of late.
NJ. ). Thomas is making regular
trips to town now-milk hauling.
School is progressing finely with Miss
MOnehan for teacher.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-21
Thorp News.

O. II. Kerns was an t,llensburg v.,-
itor last Sunday.
Fred Newman sports new buggy.
There is some talk of the East Lynne
company presenting the play, "Eaa.
Lynne" at l;oslyn soon.
Roy Randall Of the Eillensburg Loca
iZer, came up on business Wednesda.
Several people have been attendin,.
court at Ellensburg the past week
There was great deal of interesi
taken in the school election at thu,
place. The heaviest vote in the his
tory Of Thorp wa, polled last Satul-
day.
The general idea is to pay better
wages in the schools this year, get bet
ter teachers and get into tn g schools.
W. G. Thomas closed successful
school in district No. 46 last "Wednesday
and took the teachers examination the
following day.
The Rebekahs of this place initiated
two new members in their lodge last
Monday evening.
The Funniest Show on Earth" was
presented at the ThOrp hall to a small
audience last Tuesday evening.
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but was gotten up and managed by
her and assisted by her associates of
local talent, and the whole proceeds
donated by Mrs. a. l.. Slemmons for
the benefit of the band: therefore, to
Mrs. a. l.. Slemmons all credit is due.
In reference to another concert men
toned in the same paper, to be given
ON the 18th, will say this will be de-
cidedly Il band concert, managed by
the leader II. Driscoll an d kindly H.
sisted 10y some of the best loca talent,
and if it is equally IA musical success,
as was Mrs. y. l.. SlemmOns' concert.
the audience will certainly be de-
lighted and the band have cause to feel
proud.
Respectfully yours for harmony, both
unsteady and socially. NJ. +. Is.
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East Side.

Mrs. piunlet left for Lorraine, Ill.
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox were visiting the
Mckwen ranch Sunday.
Granpma Solenson left Tuesday for
Wisconsin,, where she goes to visit her
son.
Ben Ferguson and j. McEwen were
the guests of Abe Wheeler and family
Thursday.
Mrs. Shermer has boen quite i'll this
week.
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Public School News.

Virgil Cleman, who has been absent
from school for several days, has re-
turned.
Prof. Calkins spent last Saturday in
Yakima.
Willie Farrell has given up his school
work to accept "a position on the rail
road.
Vernon Rogers, who has been absent
from school the past two weeks on ac-
count of illness. was very pleasantly
remembered Monday by receiving "a
box of beautiful flowers from some OF
his school mates
Room has been the banner room
for the year, having thirteen weeks to
its credit.
Miss Heller spent Saturday and Sun
day in Yakima.
School will close May 20 with appro-
pirate exercises in the rooms below
room 9.
The closing exercises of the gram
mar and high school will be held as
follows Concordia Society May 20, p.
IN. senior class day, June lst $50 p.
IN.
Eighth grade commencement, June
lst p. IN. Senior commencement,
June =, s p. IN.
Room has won in the contest for
holiday and room ! for one-halt holl-
pay. These privileges are given to the
rooms for punctuality and attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins entertained
the seniors and high school teachers
last Thursday evening.
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Cove school closes May % nd.
Vernon Rodgers is reported as mend
ing slowly.
Ed Whitson of Yakima is attending
court here this week.
Deputy assessor Heron is doing some
work in Ellensburg this week.
Frank Seldom, the postmaster at Gle
Elum, died early this morning.
Mrs. Fred Schorman of South Kitti-
tas is reported on the sick list
Martin Holmes new granery and ma
chine shed is nearly completed.
Billy Combes and his brother. Joseph
of Easton. attended court this week.
Paul Frohwork and wife were found
guilty, as charged, of grand larceny.
Dexter .5houdy of Spokane was in
the city two or three days this week.
Mr.. Crane did some much needed work
on roads north of the cemetery this
week.
J. H. Wells left the city "Wednesday,
He is reported As going to St. Paul
and will return shortly.
Mrs. Il. l.. Spiker of NeZ Perse
Idaho, is over visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Sallalay
Geo. Donald of South kittitas re-
ports his underground drains for AK
ali as doing excellent work.
About eighty students took the eth
grade examination in this city and at
Roslyn Monday and Thursday.
S. W. Farris and family, and Mrs
Fuller and Claude. were the guests of
j. NJ. Prater's family of the West side
Saturday.
Mrs. l., L. Beandette will open wo-
mems exchange and employment bu-
reau at her Candy Kitchen on Third
street, two blocks east OF the depot.
\ sister of Mrs. $. w. Farris writes
that farmers of Badger mountain are
becoming alarmed over the attack of
crickets. They are sending to Wen
atchee for help to destroy them Last
year they attacked several fields and
farmers dug trenches, drove crickets
in and then piled brush on and burned
them. But sufficient help cannot be Sc
cured and conditions are becoming
alarming.
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Pleasant Fiat.

Mrs. Greening spent Thursday and
Friday in town last week.
Mrs. Vaughn and daughter Lottie
was the guest of Mrs. G. +. kineth last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman were the
guests of |. NJ. Brockman and wife Sat
urday,
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Charles
Rigg back to Pleasant Flat again.
Mr.. Cliff Iocom is visiting ON the
west side this week.
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INITIAL BAND CONCERT.
On Tuesday Night, May 18th, the Band Boys
Assisted by the Local Talent Play
Their First Band Concert

Their First Band Concert.
Next Tuesday the band boys expect
to give their first grand concert and
with the assistance of the cream of
home talent singers they expect to
make it the most elaborate concert yet
given in the new theater. They will
introduce Il superior class of music new
from the start clear through.
They have, among others, included
in their program for their concert.
Mrs. w. G. Hayward. u. II. w. Ross.
Miss Frost and Mrs. \. l.. Slemmons.
Those who know those mentioned UNI
derstand that it means something
worth hearing in the solo line.
Owing to the recent success of the
Florodora seXtette and at the request
of a number of people they have been
induced to repeat their number for the
benefit of all who did not nave the
opportunity of hearing it before. The
ladie, and gentlemen taking part in
the seXtette are: Misses and Messrs
Phillip. Olding, Hitchcock. Maxwell.
Bremen. Young. j. Morrell, NJ. krei-
del, +. Ross. J. Wanamaker, \. krei-
del. j. Bennett.
Through constant and repeated re-
hearsals the band has perfected pro-
gram that is entirely new ard would
do iu-tice to older and better known
organizations. one of the special
feature 20 which we wish to call your
attention is the "Anval Chorus. in
which l3.2 people will take part Fol
lowing ; the list OF singers and boys
who play the anvils:
Miss, Kingston. Smith. DuNall.
Campbell, Gliding, Gardner. Eaton.
Marshalldcn. Maxwell. Phillips, Young
Mills. Mills. Harmeling. Rogers, Scott
Fallon. Adams. Hranam. Dixon. Filing
son. Ellingson. Howe. Howe, l'redeauX,
Salladay, Biglow Gibson. Odell. Nc
Phee, Nertucr. Pease. Rock. Phelps.
Ftfel. 9teinback. Twyman. Day.
Painter, DAILY. Kara-k. King, Bollen.
Remmele, RAIDER, Caloarley, Castle,
Bishop, I.iddell, Nance, McCune,
Bower, Crane. Batchelor, Roblnson,
Caron, Atwood. McCafee, ZetcSche,
Caron. Cotaln. Wilson, Bates, Stowe,
Coughlin. Wirth, Meaghers, Talbot,
Lamprey. Bartholet. Thomas, Aspin
wall, Rowell. Gore, Bartholet, lppiSch.
Aspinwall Denton. Grissom. Tucker.
McIntire. Wilson, Lutf. Currier, Elem
ing, Wills, Flynn. Baldwin, Weaver,
Prater NanDusen. Gliding. Rowell,
Burke, Weaver Crane, Hoffman. Him
man, Glenn, Fletcher, Ames. Rusch,
Howe, Ingersoll, Carter, Fuller.
The "Anvil' boys:
Harold Kreidel, Frank Palmer, Earl
Flynn. Stanly Scott, Warner Rehmke.
Jean Rogers, Julius Calkins, Arthur
Solderweit, Ray Goldsmith, David
Hornbeck. Reginald Ford, Howard
Goldsmith.
Just before the final number Q. w.
Pautzke will make a lla>hlight picture
of the audience, also one of the per-
formers.
Seats on sale at Elwood's, SOC, Doc.
and DC Boxes S. and $3.50.
Owing to lack of space, much to our
regret the program is crowded out.
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A Correction.
To THE EDITOR or THE DAWN.

In your issue of the 18th local
reads thus: "The band boys wish to
express their thanks to all, and espe-
cially to Mrs. A. l.. Slemmons. who so
materially aided them in the success
attained in their recent concert
Now, in justice to Mrs. y. l.. Stem
mons, ITO say to the public, the
rece ias not band concert,
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The pupils are all looking forward
with pleasure to next Monday when
they will see the president of their
country.
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Household furniture for sale.
Hats at cost. Call at once.
Mrs. Nettie Stevenson Millinery
store 1T
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city now no less than fifty cases of ty
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shop and settled down to business this
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He's an old Missouri and Kansas news
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-01

the home OF MIS-. JOnn d. WeHtz-
Mrs. Charles B. Rich is suffering
from an acute attack of typhoid
fever.
Judge G.. F.. Caswell is home from
the state convention. republican. at
Denver.
This being the first number of
families are moving to new places OF
residence.
Mrs. Bessie Trout wife of Machin-
ist W. S. Trout has gone to Missouri
for visit.
Mr.. David Roberts and his brother
Alex. will arrive home today on the
delayed Midland.
@. G. Kierulff, who has been visit
ing Mr.. Morgensen of the Tea store,
left for his home today.
]. S. Swan, the we'll known oil
promoter from DeBeque is down form
the up river town today.
Soren Rasmussen. an old timer and
former resident of this city, is down
from the Plateau country.
Mrs. r. Pace. wife of the foreman
of the W. T. Goshen sheep ranch in
Utah is visiting with Mrs. Goslen.
A new window has been placed in
the Rich building, in place of the
khat in in
Harry Barnes and wife and H. E.
Woodward and wife, all of Aspen.
were guests at the Grand hotel last
night.
President Davie. of the Western
Sugar and Land company arrived in
the city at noon today. from Colorado
Springs.
The railroad grade for additional
trackage is Just completed and the
contractor may well be proud of his
work here.
Jos. Quinn. president of the Rocky
Mountain Billposters Association. is
visitor in this city, enroute to San
Francisco.
E. N. Case and Fred Young have
just returned from trip on Pinion
Mesa. They each killed deer. as
part of their hunt.
Misses Sophia and Phoebe Roberts
enter tanned Mr.. d. D. Eldridge. trav-
cling freight agent OF the Frisco.
yesterday and today.
Ed. N. Maloy. the popular narrow
guage engineer is completing roomy
residence at Third and Gunnison and
intends building several others to
rent.
Demorest medal contest in the
Christian Church Friday evening. A
class Of young men compete for the
medal. A splendid program. Ad-
10 cents.
The Columbine Music company has
closed a contract for the renting of
the new Bevier store ON Main street
The store will be under the direct
of r. T. Cassel and the
local management of Mrs. ]. K. Sry.
William Slisby. who with James
Hards of this city. owns the great
little racer Jimmie Hards. is an ar
rival in the city from Delta. Mr..
will drive Urba in the race
next Saturday against Hastings Girl. |
owned by H. G. Bedwell.
Under Sheriff E. NJ Hardy arrest
I'D this morning and brought to town
one, ]. @. Garmon, charged by F. A.
Rics, with uttering threat, against
hi IN and Of the peace of the commu-
nifty. His preliminary trial took
place this afternoon before Justice
Byers.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-01
Big Stock of
Columbia Shetland
Floss.

Smoke the La d Oreo cigar.
The best Havana filled for 90 cent
cigar La d Oreo.
Take your shoe repairing to Laffers
shoe shop. 1876 S. 4th st.
First class hack always in readi-
ness. Telephone 104 Junction.
The Progress is noted for its cakes,
that are just like homemade ones.
There is always fresh lot of pies
and others bakers supplies at the
Progress.
When vou think you are right then
go ahead. Trade at the G.. v. store
and you will never turn back.
Your suit cleaned and pressed by
the month for 1.50. The Mesa
Clothes Cleaning and Pressing Co.
Mrs. E. B. Lutes, who has been ill
for several days past is improving,
and will be back in the candy kitchen
again in few days.
Salida is having Woodman' s
street fair and festival. From the
newspaper reports of the affair they
are having good time.
That there is three feet to the yard
is fact known by all but all do not
know how many feet it is from your
residence to the G. V. store on Main
st. in the Reed Building.
Hereafter the drugs stores will
close at nine O'Clock every night ex-
cept Sunday. This will give the
drug clerks. and other employees con-
nected with those establishments a
little more freedom.
A 10 cent social will be given by
the Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
at the home of Mrs. Walter T. Cos
len. $50 Ouray Ave, Friday night.
All are invited.
Gentlemen do you want your best
girl or wife to smile sweetly ON you
She will do so if you buy for her a
box of Bauers Candy. This can be
had ut the G. v. store.
On and after October 1st. the G.
v. store will be opened daily from 8
a. m. to D. IN. except Saturday,
when it will be opened until 10 p. IN.
Clio sed all day Sunday.
Platt and King are running an ever
ready hack now. No delay for hitch
ing. Night and day. Telephone
104 Junction.
Do you want sure thing? You
may have wagered ON a horse race and
thought you had the thing you were
looking for but had not. But the
sursst thing known Of today is trade
at the G. v. store there you get value
for your money.
]. A Lyons. of J. A. Lyons and
Son. was surprised this morning to
receive a notification from the award
board of the State Fair at Pueblo,
which stated that he was the winner
of two prizes of fruit He took first
prize on plate of Chairs choice
peaches and as second prize ON
Reeves Favorite. Mr. Lyon states
that he was surprised, as he had not
anticipated that he would receive any
returns, "a he had not used great
deal of care in making the selection
~ tb. fruit
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-01
Hotel Arrivals.

The following is the list of the ar
rivals at the Grand Hotel: May
Baerker, Fairmount. MINI. w. J..
Deppun X. O.. II. O. Landis. Omaha
l.. W. Sleeper, f. l.. vulliet. w, F.
Grout, W. D. Hudson, Denver: Ern-
est Jullion, Boise Idaho: H. E. Wood
ard and wife, Harry Barnepen, Aspen
S. Blundell. Salt Lake: F. s. George,
Minnapolis; A. S. Blair. Florence.
Colo. R. R. Whitaker and wife. H..
McCnna, Durango; r. d. Wood ]. s.
Swan, Debeque; Phillip Serpel. City
W. b. Pope, Pueblo; f. j. Bailey,
city.
The following are the arrivals at
the New Western hotel: l.. N. Brun-
ton. Gunnison; j. B. Grounds. city
F. Furgate, Gunnison: Frank Van
Dunen. Telluride; E. E. Hathaway.
Pama, Idaho; T. A. Mostver. Ouray
Katie Sullivan, w. B. Ahern. Chica-
go; Emma Somert, N. Y; Geo. N.
Henderson. ID. and r. g.: w. M.
johnson D. and r.. g.; 1. Powers.
Fred Hartly. w. Cowels, Denver: Jas
A. Seebert. Montrose; l.. G. Will
liams, Leadville; 1. Hotchkiss and
wife. San Francisco. P. Hafen. Salt
Lake; G. and j. Lawler.i Ogden; H
o. Coffin. John Richardson. Glenwood.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-01
WANT FOR SALE ETC.

Wanted-Good table waiter. Grand
hotel
Wanted. Twenty five coal miners
at Palisade.
For Sale.-A new five room house,
No. 1104 White.
For Sale.-Nice gentle pony and
saddle. Inquire W. A. Marsh.
For Rent-Three rooms Tor light
housekeeping. Enquire 420 South.
Lost-Brown velvet belt brass
buckle. Finder please return. Small
reward.
For Sale-Sslendid piano. Part
cash, balance in easy payments. Ap-
ply here.
For Sale room furnished house
out buildings. lawn. trees easy terms.
739 Ute Ave.
For Sale.-Five room cottage on
Ute avenue. For full particulars call
at fire station.
All come to tine 10 cent social at
Mrs. Goslen's Friday night. 56C
Ouray. Good time.
For Sale.-5 roomed house has
lots. trees and lawn q bargain. In
quire la White Ave.
Lost. $40 bill ON Main st. between
Lees grocery and the Fair. Finder
please return to this office. Reward.
For Sale.-Two most desirable res
idence lots. ON Main street. In neal
vicinity of two of the finest residences
in the city. Inquire at this office.
Wanted-A buyer for a ten-acre
fruit ranch in the lower valley. Thii
is one of the best ranches in Mess
county with neat house and Other
improvements. For particulars cal
at The Sentinel office.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22
The Alaska Mining
and Development Co.
Brief Outline of the Policy of the Com
pany-Its Officers.

A ST w e e k / h e
X Z g is L 4 K con-
saMaeaz-4zs
tanned an article
referring to t b C
Alaska Mining &
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22

he has resided TWEEN ty-
three years.
The company is fortu-
nate in having Mr.. n. n.
Reeves. cashier Of the
Bank of Brookings a n d
President of the CONNER
cial club of Brookings as
it's secretary. Mr.. Reeves
has been a resident of this
section for over twenty
years and the writer from
an intimate acquaintance
with him during all these
years, gladly vouches for
his business qualifications
and conscientious super
vision over all trusts
placed in his care.
Mr.. j. @. Jenkins, the
company's attorney is, like
those of the officers before
mentioned, a gentleman
OF business a bility and
added TO these qualifica-
tiops has a thorough
knowledge of law. Right
is right with Mr.. Jenkins
and the legal affairs of the
company are in safe
hands.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22
Resolutions.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our
beloved brother, Isaac Newton Lawshe.
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
members Of Brookings Lodge, No. /.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
that we extend TO his sorrowing fam
lily and friends our sincere and heart.
felt sympathy; and be it
Resolved, that it is the sense of this
fraternity that in this loss we have
lost one Of our most esteemed brothers
and co-workers who enjoyed the con-
tidence Of all the members of our lodge
and who could always be relied upon
as an honest, upright and manly man.
Be 1t further
Resolved, that copy of these reso.
lutions be presented to the family and
to the three weekly papers of Brook
ings and that the charter of our lodge
be draped in mourning for the period
of thirty days.
Adopted by unanimous vote of the
lodge, Jan. l6, 1903.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22
Council Proceedings.

Council chamber January 10, 1903.
City council metin regular session.
Mayor Mathews, Alderman Kremer,
Dawson, Johnson, Caldwell and
Mathews were present.
Minutes OF last meeting were read
and approved. Moved and seconded
that the vacatlng of the south p feet
of sixth street from seventh avenue to
lst avenue and vacating Front street
west Of Main street middle of q feet
be referred TO the city attorney, all
voting aye. Motion carried
Moved and seconded that the ques.
tion of Incorporating the city Brook
ings under the general law be referred
to the city attorney, all voting aye.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the city
attorney be requested to prepare an
ordinance which will provide for
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22

o the manager, DR..
A. w. Hyde, who knows
him better than we do,
mas the following TO say:
"Mr. w. L. Thomas, man
ager OF the company, is a
Deuel. county boy and a
former student Of t h e
Agricultural collie ge Of
this city. II e taugh t
school in Deuel. county
and farmed there. In 1898
he determined to go to
Alaska and take up min
ing as a life's work. Since
that time he has spent
five years in accommodating
NJ aiming properties. He
has for several years been
chairman Of the law and
order committee Of tn e
district and for four years
has been deputy recorder
of the district. He h a S
also prosecuted almost all
of the legal business of
the camp and is chairman
Of the citizens committee
whose duty it is to look
after the enforcement of
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22

certain III VIII De no iault
Of the management.
The company does not
seek to have a vast num-
ber ,of stockholders nor
will large amounts of mon
ey be raised. A limited
number Of shares viii be
issued TO intimate friends
and the funds so raised
will be used judlciously in
making further develop
ment. AS soon as Mr..
Thomas can install proper
apparatus he is sanguine
that in a very short time
the mines will prove profit
able and that good divi-
deuds will be made each
succeeding year, as there
is enough 'pay gravel" in
sight to continue the work
indefinitely.
The company has ar
ranged to issue a neat
prospectus setting forth
the advantages of their
mines and the develop
ment Of that portion OF
Alaska. 1t will make in
NTH r,locpr mining pr the
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22

the collection of electric light aud
wiring bills, also Incorporating In such
ordinance fat rate service business
blocks exclusively, motion carried,
On motion council adjourned
j. V. WALKER.
Clerk
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22

ana takes pleasure In rec
ON mendlng them to those
who contemplate ta king
stock, believing them to be
men of integrity and pos
sessing thorough business
capabilities.
DR.. A. w. Hyde, presi-
dent of the company, is
one of the leading physi-
clans Of South Dakota,
and has been twice mayor
Of the City Of Brookings.
He is head physician for
the Modern Woodmen of
A merica and has held this
responsible position for
several years. Not only
as a physician, but as a
citizen Of integrity he is
held in the highest esteem
where he is best known.
AltamOn knight, vice
president, has been a resi-
dent of Hope, Alaska,
where the M ines are
located, for six years and
held the position of
recorder Of III e district
during the past four years.
He managed the business
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22


camp will
Hoquam
previous to his departure for Alaska.
Greeley vice-presdent
Mr. Greeley editor
position
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-01-22


Mr. Thomas His
several trusting
untrd people, and hence
Mr.. Thomas representations"
w. HYDE
developed
that the of the mine aud its
the In this Alaska
particularly
be relied to fulfill the posed
be- and the mining properties under
the REGISTER feels