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The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Geo. Rorer. of Gakona, was in town this week.
 J. l.. Steele, P. s. Hunt and Chas. " Dcox ieit M"rday mnrn.ng for q trip down the sound on he launch Mar.lia. T.. Y will c.niect q ,,or tion of the exh,oit for th, Par.ii... ialr before returning.
 The nppor ianana vii no. Ae formed ir'o Il sefarafc rcccr lin@ .ois rict l.s stasei. uwii.l |" tuo expense and -lorinee oi frnAs.
 The Portland sailed from cal, le on he 3ih and should arrive here hex sunday.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
First Shipment of Gold.

The Y. T. Co. stage which arrived last Friday from Fairbanks brought out the first shipment of gold dust ever made over this route. ], was from the Fairbanks Banking Co.,, consigned to the Bank of Valdez. The bank here has made arrange ment> for insurance on shipments handled by the Y. T. Co.,, and here after large amount oi the Panama dust will come out this way during the winter.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Beef, Mutton, Pork Poultry and Game.

Dr. W. A. Rvstrom and wife will leave in few days to spend inonth at Landlock and Eilamar. After doing some work at Ellamar Doe. will put in raGSe of he time his copper proper,y at Landlock bay.
 Chas. Simonsiad and Archie liendrie have gone to oalena hay' On business.
 Demurrers have been filed by F L. Ri hards in he suits s'ar.,d ainst him by the city or collec- tion of celinq' en taxes
 Room for ? more ;o eat and sleep st the Grand.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Distinguished Citizens.

The Bell family are having hon ors thrust upon them. Joe is the recipient of d gold medal from passengers on the first stage to go from here Ia Fairbanks, of which he was the driver. and h;s Lrother Ambrose las he distinction of be- ing appointed a deputy marshal and bringing in a dangerous crimi- nal as well as the first shipment of gold dust from Fairbanks.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Washington. April 16-Secretary Hltchcock, Tn an interview, says that many people have testified 10 purchasing stock in the Reynolds Alaska Co. on account of the repre- sentations of the governor. lie saws thls Is tine reason he demands tine resignation oi the governor or repudiation of the company.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
W eGdirg at Kodiak.

Kodiak, March 15-Chris. Heri- tonOff was married today to Agnes Dobroraldsky. The ceremony was performed by Judge Kelsey and a wedding supper followed at which there were d number of the friends oi the happy couple.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Bound Cyar-

A. M. Aten, who was brought back from Fairbanks for issuing worthless paper to P. D. Blodgett and A. (. Cess. had his hearing Saturday. and was bound over to The grand jury in S2,500 bail.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

', sh 1slo:a Apr. ,6-liarry h. Lo.,, one U. l.n h.-,,A Riders hon .an. ..as been d, poinl,a IT. a",mt land agent for Aiaska. l.. nas :. ca..ulua.e TOT ile Nome r agsna.sa.r. and is Mas reported .,. one time that Le would receive that office.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
New M ail Contracts.

Advertisements are out for bids for next winters mail service. There are to be two trips a month between here and Gibbon and fcur to Fairbanks. making in all eight trips a month, 100 pounds a trip. Bids are also asked for an addi- tional weekly service to Eagle.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Wants a Divorce.

John DeHart, a resident of Ia ti,lak, has applied for decree of divorce from his wife, Ellen De- 'iart. lie oases his application on charges of iniidel.ty.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

New York. April lS-The Pat terson trial Is again under way and Is attracting large crowds. To. day two hundred taiesmen were summoned.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Seattle, April l5-The Santa Ana ieft last night for Valdez. She takes tine crew oi the Schwatka. which Was storm-bound at Dutch Harbor this winter, and lUO china nien for cannerles.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Church of the Epiphany.

Servioes-Good Friday, Litany, lO:30 q. m.; l:3O P. m., Commem- oration Service and Addresses on Words from the Cross.
 Easter Day, Holy Communion 9 and II a.m.; Children's Service, 3 P. m.; Eveu Song, $ D. m.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

WANTED-For the interior, man and wife to work by the year. Woman to cook and man to freight and do general ranch work and help wifi about house. Good quar- ters. For further information ad- dress this office.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Glenwood strings, April 1S- Tine .president's party is back in mountains aiter large game. No word ilas been received from them for three aay>.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Seattle, April 1c-ihe Minnesota reached here today after a trip to the Orient, made in thirteen days. Winch equals passenger time.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
S11.G11 ng
The present council has <, ent fot

-treof york, $l l,07272 his includes cro->walk- and bridges: lighting streets and public buildings, S1%%3.65; fire department, $i29.2S. salaries, Fl, ,914.20; expenditures on trail, operating ferry and labor, S3O4 4.66. The balance are small items for care of indigent sick maintenance of jaii, printing, cost tax suit, stationery and riscellan- eOus.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20
Telesraphic News

san Francisco, April 1S-Tom Sharkev picks on Britt as an easy winner over Jabez White, the En- eli,h c. ampion.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

The steamer Neptune, hound for Cook Inlet. will arrive this alter noon.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

u. w. F. Johnson, who was here two wears ago, died Mar. B. at Goldiields, Nev.. oi pneumonia. Johnson was the fath,r-in- n-law of J McAlpine, the Nizina sawmill man
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

The finest oi baths at the Dock BATH HousE.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-04-20

Remember the Woman's Guild social and sale in inc swan buiiJ in.,, Monday aiternonp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
Freaks of LightnInr.

Camille Fiammarion, the noted as
tronOmer and scientist in a recent lee
ture in Paris gave an account OF some
or the freaks OF lightning. says the
New York Tribune. These freaks. how
ever. he affirmed. We're determined BIZ
causes which We have yet 10 learn.
Sometimes Il kills. sometimes it merely
Injuries. and sometimes IL seems to he
frolicking In n way which gives rise 70
the hypothesis that 1t is thought
which instead OF being attached TO a
brain is attached TO an electric cur
rent" Sometimes IL plays the physi-
elan. as in the instance at Romaines,
France. when In 1898 II struck a man
who had not been able TO walk without
crutch on account OF rheumatism.
After the shock the rheumatism disap-
peared.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
japanese smOkeless Powder.

Maj Shimose's smokeless powder ia
a japanese invention. and is acknowl-
edged TO be far more powerful than
the English lyddite or the French mel
mite. Indeed. this powder is by act
ual test five times as strong as the
European powder. When a shell
nlled with lyddits or melinite is fred
1t breaks into ten pieces, whereas the
same fred with Shimose's smokeless
powder which exploded burst into
1000 pieces. It is the most powerful
smokeiess powder ever invented. and
It's inventor is a major in the Japanese
army.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
4. t. & 7. EiFS9%Gsa; AID 6f sSt:,

Trains .e.,-. NJ mac Railroad.
tains leave kichlnond-North,Vsrd
10 10 a m daily, Byrd g. Threuob
~ a. m, daily Main St Throrgh
,,o.5 - a IA Week days, Eiba Ashland Accom-,
80 $40 a. a m. daily Byrd st. rsrongA
t.6 20 noon, week days. Byrd - 1bro,,,A
burs, s y, m, week days Byrd 81 Frederte1.
- p Meg ally, Main -. Through
No.. T. M week days. Elba. Ashlano s,cc.--
sos .. m. daily, Byrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive Rionmono-s outbw,na
~ a, m week days. EIba Ashland aoo,
~: ~ a m, week days. Byrd 81. Freaar,oA.
90 % M daily, BYRD st. Through
! oc,I - I'm a. m week days, Byrd ST Through
~ p m, daily Main Sc. Through
-. Z. pm week days. Elba Ashland $780,.
10 p m. daily. BYRD st. Tbropgh
s,oySs p NJ daily, Byrd st. Through. To..,
$50 p. m. daily. Main st. rbronsh
ali - L. feLman Sleeping or Parlor Cars -.
- ss5yse trains except train NrrivsyS- go. 20
mc5s,i - .oO a. m week days and local ac-so.
line. lime OF arrivals and departures and 49,.
~ lions not guaranteed - con
~ - ~ ~ NE, 4. W. CULP W y r rWToa
We" nan r Asst Gent Man Traf M
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

DO not use the liquor In the can OF
peas. The peas will taste freSher n
they are opened an hour or two before
they are wanted are rinsed and
are allowed 10 stand in the air. All
canned foods are improved by being
left open for an hour or two before
they are served. They should never
be allowed 20 stand after they are
opened in the can In which they are
put up.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
MOTHER 6lCkESOYKE.
Memorial in Honor Of n Civil War
Nurse TO Be Erected at Galesburg
by Illinois Veterans

The illustrat shows the monu.
ment which Will be erected 20 the mem.
DRY Of Mrs. Mary A. Bickerdyke. Low.
ingly known as Mother Blckerdyke. by
the veterans OF Illinois AZ Galesburg
The design shows wounded soldier on
the battlefield who has beet lifted ten.
DERBY to haif-sitting posture by a fe-
male army nurse. who holds a cooling
drink 70 his lips. The group will be
cast in bronze and will rest on a gran
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

The best way 10 preserve the teeth Is
to use lukewarm water and brush them
two or three times a day. IL Is most
important TO use a soft brush for the
purpose. Many folks injure their teeth
irrevocably by using hard and inferior
bristles. Precipitated chalk is an ex-
cellent medium to use for the purpose,
while carbolic tooth powder will keep
the teeth from decaying.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
Her Surnrise

Yea" said the veteran of many
wars, Il have participated in Il en-
gagements-"
What" exclaimed the pretty grass
widow And you are still a bach
elorT-Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

First Passenger-Would you kindly
lend me your spectacles for = mo
ment?
Second Passenger-Certainly. sir
with pleasure.
"Oh, thanks. Now. as you can 10
longer read your newspaper will you
please have the goodness 10 pass II
over 10 NEE asselTs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
SOUTHERN RAIL Way
Effective April 9TH, 1905.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
20 - ~ n. m--DAily. Local for Charlotte
daily Limited. Bufet PuIir,.n
70 Atlanta and N mingham. New o-iss. 40
A On :, P =, SnAtt az oga and all the south
=, - ~ p NIX; husf Az, KoyHvilir
"a - p m--Daily. United: fsullr,.. -
40 p m, Tor AL he South 'o"oy
YORK 4IVER LINE
ne tAEorite 70 route Baltirror, ana -.
cept SUNDAY. ~ y ~ DAILY cN-
West Point. A'SNi mixed Tor
w 30 p io, Gladly except Sunday. Local 70,
~ =. m except Sunday. For West Po,,,
SSslhe s with steamers for B.ltiuDar. -
ana Clay bank Mondays, Wein,,.,,,,,' o ,'',i
10y Ahd az Gloucester Point ana an
iNi'i M tuesdays, Thursdays and Safnr-is,s
s.so tkAINs AERIVK RiCHMOND -''S =
49, ~ ruo 80 p M From All ~. ts,,,.h
S'oof "a. From Charlotte and T1,r 80 b oou'h'
- a. M iron Keysville "AAn-
=, - n m.-baitimore and Wet po,,,
AZ 80 a rn.-from West Point
o'AV p m.-from West Point
u I'll hARDwICK. Pass Traf Nf,o,r
10 4, SPENCER, @. NJ w II T.VTerc % .
- ~ " EsrHURT. ID. p. A. Richmonf,0 y I. a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

Wigg-How does a doctor know
when II is necessary to operate?
Wagg-it's always necessary to op-
crate Il he needs the money.-Yhiiadel-
phia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

MOTHER BICKERDYKE MONUMENT.
lite PEDESTAL. This granite block will
bear the inscription: Mary A. Bick-
erdyke-Mother" The memorial to
this heroic woman is being made by
woman, Mrs. Theo. a. Ruggles Kit
son, OF Boston. Mother Bickerdyke en-
deared herself 10 the soldiers OF both
armies during the struggle. and when
at the close OF the war the grand re-
view OF the victorious armies of the
north took place at Washington she
rode on horseback with the Illinois
troops and was cheered all along the
line.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
Reduction for Cash

And everybody thought she was
going TO have big church wedding"
"She was, but her father offered her
q thousand dollars il she would eIope. "
Brooklyn Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10

As man Mayor Weaver IS interest
Ing. says the New York Tribune. His
face beams with good nature when
greeting callers. He smiles a good
deal and gives one the impression of a
certain easy frankness that has led
to the downfall OF more than one wit
ness In court. The mayor has nothing
or a dogmatic manner. Neither has he
satire. and II would be difficult TO in
agine him without good manners. Ills
Is not the face OF a scholar nor an aes-
thetic nor a subtle humorist. He has
good business head, with a square
Jaw. a combative chin and a pair of
Shrewd eyes. His mouth and jaw give
the distinct impression of a man who
Is not IN the least afraid OF his own
opinion.
He has that tenacity OF purpose.
bulldog courage and inability to quit
characteristic Of the English. which
has carried the English flag over the
seven seas.
Mayor Weaver is an enthusiastic
gachtsman. There Is perhaps no other
form OF sport or amusement In which
skill and intrepidity are important fac
tors that Affords him more enjoyment
or more relief in the leisure hours Of
his busy life Beating to windward
across Barnegat bay on broad reach.
with the green seas slipping beneath
the keel OF his boat, or running before
the breeze. Mr. Weaver is never more
happy than when his hand is on the
tller and the cordage is whistling
overhead.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
Americani,inE Panama Canal zop.

N""FEit""ITIhI F"hAfnn Canal Zone
The United States government, says
the Quincy Cll) Herald and Era. has
ordered 10000 mules to be shipped to
the canal zone for use in constructing
the Panama canal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
Norfolk and Western r. r.

q a
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NoEtOlk IL 20 A. M. Stops onlv :. fs a-NSe ~
Waveriy and SUFFOLK. NJ eersoorg'
60 ~ g, Am. CHICAGO EXPRESS Buffe+ P.r,o,
PSilnar s s,ourg 10 Lynchturg and RoaEake.
Rluof ia - ftr 3 oanoke - Colu N bus and
Ero1' ~ = SinttanaH Also Roaoks -
Aemn yhlae' and Knoxville 90 Chattanooga. anS
80 q m. Roanoke Erpres, for Nm
- n S ourR. and RoaneRe. '4'ie'
,S, A. - m Ocean Shcts limited Arrives No.
go - - = ~. Stops ooi@ Petersbur., We
49,. ~ 6Sonoik. CenSeS with st-arners a.
Washington NEA' Baltimore and
~ DO Z. m, for Norti'ts 81 all stations ..s,
o. z, M NEW ORLEANS SHORT LIVE p-u
h e-aa sleeper Richmond 60 L,vpchbnrz Pc -.
ySsIIs 70 Roanoke Lvnchb burg TO On az 49,
40 en- pms and New Orleans. Cafe Dsns1s 80
rains strives from the west Z - . ~
"A ~ m a. m. and sc D m ~ - III
W. b. BEVIf,T. ~ u 49, 49,,
0R' DIV Pass agent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-10
WEAvER'S PERSONALITY
Sketch of Philadelphia's Ring
Smashing Mayor.
PYGMY IN STATURE, BUT BRAVE.

So short That He L. Called .The
Litsie Msyor"-Story OF His Rise
From en ErrRnd Boy 60 "A Lawyer
His Entry Into Politician Enthu-
stasttc Nachtsman.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-10-26

Linotype operators, linotype
machlnists, scale, compos itors,
$18. 81 hours, open shop, Perman-
ent positions for competent men.
Minneapolis Typothetae, FOG Fourth
ST, S., Minneapolis. MINI.
The ladies Of the Rebekah lodge,
|. O: O. F. are making arrangements
for big convention to be held in
this city November 7th at which the
lodges of Ashland, Bayfield, and
Mellen are expected to be present.
Some of the officers of the Grand
Lodge will also be here and big
time will very likely be had.
The Trinity Nowergian Luthern
choir and male chorus of Ashland,
Alex A Zipperer, director, gave a
concert Saturday evenir 9 at the
Norwegian Lutheren Church ID this
city. The attendance was large and
the program was above the ord nary
Rev. Bordahl who had the matter ia
charge, feels very much gratified
over the success of the concert.
Honorable Guy NJ Could assist
ant uperintendent of one Of the de-
partments in Washington, called at
the Wsshburn post office on official
business last Friday, and it was up
on his suggestion that the post Office
was re-arranged. MIR. Gould is one
of the oldest men in the department,
having been in the employ OF the
government since the early seven
ties.
A rummage sale will be conducte d
by the Ladies of the NJ E. Church
beginning tonight, and continuin g
during the rest of the week. The
sale is held in the Spears building
formerly occupied by K. Segal. You
can buy almost everything from a
needle to thrashlng. machine at
very reasonable prices. A call on
the ladies will convince you that they
are certainly offering bargains.
The steamer Oscoda, one OF tie
Hines Lumber company's boats, ar
rived il port Sunday BADLY damaged
by the storm. Oscoda was in four
storms during her last trip and was
SO badly damaged that it was neces-
sarv to have diver come over from
Ashland and plug up numoer of
holes in the bottom of the boat from
which she was leaking badly. The
boat took a cargo of lumber down
the lakes where she will have to 90
into dry dock TO be repaired.
An effort is being made by mem
bers of the weather bureaus at the
head Of the lakes and other inter
ested parties for the establishment
of weather station OF Devils Is
land, one of the Appetite groupe.
Devils Island is the most rortherly
of the Apostle groupe, and is thir
teen miles from Bayfield, and sixty
seven miles from Duluth. 1t is
proposed to have the station con-
nected with Bayfield, by wire cable
and the passing OF lake vessels can
be reported from there to the head
of the lakes. This will give the
vessels a station between Duluth
and the 500" where they can note
the weather condition and give them
chance to 90 into shelter in case
of an approaching storm The mat
matter is of much Importance to the
trans portat ion interests of Lake
Superior and every effort should te
made to have the station established.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-10-26
,ailn IA Wnolyc oloo+u l:

| Leila nj. weeks. electrO-Skin sur.
geon. will be at Commercial House,
Ashland, next week. Hair moles
etc. removed. Reference from. lead
ing physicians.
M. NJ Sweet, Manager of the
Opera House has a number of gooo
plays booked for November, among
them are Dora Thorn, Down by the
Sea and Ole Olson.
The home of Louis Flanness was
entered by burglars during the week
and some little money was secured
AS yet the guilty parties have not
been unprecedented.
Don t forget TO attend the social
at the M. E. Church next Monday
evening. There will be plenty of
| amusement and refreshments for all.
10 cents admission will be charged.
Mrs. G. w. Frost left Monday for
her old nome at Sidell, Illinois where
she will visit for some time. She
will also visit Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Owen at Danville in the same state.
] will have shipment Of fresh
oysters direct from Baltimore. Md,
Saturday. Parties wishing oysters
I
for Sunday should leave orders early.
FRED TERRILL.
About thirty members of the K.
O. 7. M. went to Ashland Friday
evening, to visit with the lodge at
that place. The evening was spent
dancing, playing games, etc. All
report a very enjoyable time.
The members of the Sons of Nor
way lodge held social al the Cen
trial House last Saturday evening at
which I, large number were in at
tendance. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the Washburn City
Band.
Work was commenced during the
week III tearing up the main line OF
the Hines logging railroad which
has been in operation in hauling logs
to this city for the past twenty
years. The landing is also being
torn up.
Wolves are very plentiful in this
county. Since May 1st over $1,000
has been paid out in bounties by the
county clerk. Several experienced
trappers and hunters are making a
business of getting them for the
bounty which is $50 90 for each wolf.
Don t forget Dora Thorn at the
Opera House Wednes day night Nov
1st a plan for the people. Tickets
at Sweets West End Pharmacy.
A Northern Pacific freight train
was wrecked-at Moquah on Tuesday,
blocking traffic about ten hours.
Trains over that road between Ash
land and the head of the lakes were
ran over the Omaha tracks to this
city then to Iron River over the N.
P.
Ed. Stevens has brought to this
office mangel root or mangel- werzel
measuring four inches in diameter,
Mr.. Stevens raised fourteen tons Of
these on nne-half acre of ground
The tops while growing are used for
fodder for cattle and the roots are
also ground into cattle food.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley, who was
committed to the Asylum about a
year ago. but who has been at home
with her family in this city on parole
was taken back to Oshkosh last
! Friday. It is hoped that Mrs. Kel-
ley's condition will improve sufic-
emily to permit her soon to return to
her home.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is certainly
awonderful remedy for Indigestion
dyspepsia and weak stomach. They
it nevea fails to cure and that it's
strengthens the digestive organs
and makes the stomach and breath
as sweet as rose. Sold BY Sweet s
| West End Pharmacy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-10-26
Miss Pearl Conlin visited with
relatives at BAYFIELD, last week.

Miss Pearl Conlin visited with
relatives at Bayfield, last week.
Ernest Edwards and E. Fuller, OF
Ashland, visited in the city.
DIR. Patterson and wife, OF Iron
River. visited in the city Monday
Don't forget the Pumpkin Pie
social at the Maccabee Hall tonight.
All of the jurors for the circuit
court have retul ned to their homes.
Charles A. Russel, of Duluth, Wis
tied friends in the city during the
week.
Mrs. Jared Welton in visiting
friends and relatives at Park Falls
this weeks.
N. DeMars, of Bayfield,, transacted
business IN the city the latter part
of the week.
A benefit dance will be given at
the Union Hall on Saturday evening
Octboer 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engen, of Eau Claire,
are visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. FL. P. Axe4berg.
Conductor Cosgrove of the local
freight shot wolf near the Banks
dale station on Tuesday.
The large steamer Wells took q
c argo of grain at the Washburn ele-
yator the first of the week.
Mrs. Charles Johnson had the mis-
fortune to fall from the porch at her
home and sprained her ankle
Mr.. Joe. Steele and family left
Yesterday for the west where they
expect to make their future home.
Mrs. Thackster Shaw, OF Hemlock,
Wis. and Mrs. ]. X. Parish, of Ash
land, visited in the city Saturday.
r. O. Sheen pharmacist at 9. w.
Frost's store was called to his home
at Mayville. this state, on Tuesday.
Loveland & Preston have moved
their office from the Starr building
to the basement of the city clerk 5
office
Undersheriff Severson has pur-
chased a residence on West Third
street. He moved his family into
it today. j.
J. P. Granner, teacher of manual
training returned from his home at
Utica, N. Y, Sunday. His father
died last week.
The M. E. Scandi navian ladies aid
society held bazaar at the Central
House Thursday ans Friday even
ings of last week
O. J. Olson, of this city is now at
Oberon, n. D., where he is looking
over reservation lands with view
to buying farm.
J. A. Imris, of Milwaukee. repre-
senting the Inlaid Type Foundry,
transacted business in the city the
first of the week:
Mrs. J. 7. Spears and sor, DR.. [.
r. Spears, were called to Stanley
last Saturday. Mrs. Spears daugh-
ter is very i'll.
Bring in your subscription to The
TINES. We will enter your SUBJ
scription for one year for $3.50 if
paid before January lst.
Assemblyman L. n. Clausen who
has been i'll during the last week or
ten days. is on the mend. Mr.. Clau-
sen has been very sick man.
Miss Helen McKernan will appear
at the Opera House Wednesday
night Nov. 1st. Tickets for sale, at
Sweets West End Pharmacy.
A basket social will be given by
the boys of the High School at the
Masonic Hall on Friday evening,
Proceeds to go to the basket ball
team.
Miss Florence Cardwell, formerly
of tlis city but now of Minneapolis,
and Mr.. Harry Walters. of Ashland,
were married at the latter place last
Thursday.