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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-31

Andrew Jensen went up to Audu-
bon Tuesday evening to pass few
days with relatives and friends.
Ingvaard Birk has had cement
tiling placed in his we'll at his place
in Brsyton where Mrs. johnson
resides.
George Bendixen has his hat and
coat off, his sleeves rolled up to his
elbows and is champing sand and ce-
ment into moulds at the Kimballton
Cement Factory at Brayton.
Mayor T. j. McGovern, who has
been buying grain at Brayton for
some time, has resigned that position
to take effect on June l., 1906, when
new man will be sent here to take
Mr.. McGovern's place.
Miss Roxie Nolte, who was one of
the teachers in the Extra public
schools, came down Monday, visited
with her friends, Frank Heath and
wife for couple of days then went
to her home in Dexter where she will
be employed in the schools next year.
William Thielen and Thomas j
McGovern have embarked in the live
stock business at Brayto for all time;
promise the best of prices and invite
!, all to call them over either the Simp-
son or Marine and Elk Horn phone
whenever you have any stock to dis
pose of.
The new front of the Odd Fellows
, Hall at Brayton, occupied by Frank
Heath and Barber ClemenseD, is COM
pleted and adds much to the appear
ance Of the building. A new wooden
porch has been placed in front, new
door and window placed in the south
end of the room which lets in much
| more light.
:, The Graduation exercises of the
Oakfeld Academy will be held on
Friday, June fifteen, this year. These
: seven young ladies comprise the class
o Helen Cotton, Clara Sheakley, Esther
d Sorensen, Stella Leigan, Lola Parrot
Nettie Hockenberry, Ollie Cousins
= Professor Stiles, their teacher, hal
: promised to furnish US with pro
gram, which will appear in the Jour
nal next week.
. While on the way home from At
v lantic, last Saturday night, Mr.
> James Rorick who resides about foul
b miles south of Brayton, met with ,
: very serious accident. Mr.. Rorick
his daughter, Maggie Rorick anl
If Robert Hall were in buggy, hat
:, got AS far as Lorab, at about ten O
y clock when little puppy dog raj
y out and began barking at the horses
which are very spirited pair, the,
J. took fright, begant o run and soon be
! came unmanageable, upsetting thu
"a buggy, throwing the occupants out
rS Miss Rorick seems to be the wors
f. hnrt of the three, as she lit upon he
head, causing conclusion of tn
skull which rendered her slightly de
1t lirious from the time of the accident
re until Tuesday forenoon, when sh
1T was reported slightly better by tn
nd attending physician, Doctor Koof
to Mr.. Rorick was hurt i'll the side, an
g considerably injured although til
er doctor thought there was nothin
to serious about his hurts. Mr.. Ha
he must have struck upon his face /;
rs, that part of the human frame is bad
he ly ruftled up. The many friends I
k their good people are exceedingl
y sorry Of the mishap but are thankfV
that it was no worse.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-31
Annual Meeting, German Baptist
Brethren, Springfield, ILL.,,
rlay ri to June 8, loco.

For this occasion, the Rock Island
lines will make rate of one fare plus
$l.OO for the round trip. Tickets will
an extension will be granted to June
3oth, upon payment of so cents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-31
Estrayed.

Dark brown chunky western mare
and colt. Left Thursday, May oath.
Notify Hans X. Hansen, Brayton,
Iowa, r. F. D. No. 1. tt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-31
It will Make You
Money

SPECIAL FEATURES--STR 0NG--Because of the
large strong cables, composed of Mo- l2 gauge coiled
steel strands Strong wires securely tie the steel
cables together at fixed distances
VARIETY--Styles adapted for every purpose
GALVANlZNG--Wir thoroughly galvanized before
weaving, rendered thereby Weatherproof.
ELASTlClTY--Elasticty amply sufficient to provide
all expansion and contraction under
ing temperatures.
ADJUSTABlLlTY- -Easily adjusted and erected to
fit the ground
GET THE GENUlNE--We the only dealers in the
ElWood fencing Tags attached to the rolls. If
find these is good evidence that the fenc
ing is not the ElWood
Don't buy other fence made in imitation of EIwood
pattern goes, the wires of which smaller
and hence less durable.
Yours for low prices and square dealings.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-31

Andrew Jensen went up to Audi.
bon Tuesday evening to pass few
days with relatives and friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
SUMMONS.

In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska, Second Division.
 May Sullivan. plaintiff. vs. Frank L. Sullivan. defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. to Frank L. Sullivan, the nbove.named defendant. greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and 10. quired to appear and answer the com- plaint of the plaintiff on nle against you in the above entitled court and cause. within thirty (s0) days after the date of the completion of the publica- tiOn of this summons, to-wit. within thirty (30) days after the 9th day of October. 1906: and you are hereby noti- fled that if you fail to answer the said complaint. judgment for want thereof will be taken against you. and tho plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in said complaint. to- wit. for a decree of divorce forever dis. solving the marriage contract between the plaintiff and the defendant. on the grounds of desertion.
 The date for the order for the pulp lication of this summons Is the 18th day of August. 1906. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 18th day of August. 1906. and the date of the last publication of the sum.- mons is the 9th day of October. 1906.
 Witness the Honorable Alfred 8. Moore. judge of the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Division, and the seal of said court. afIixed this 18th day of August. 1906. (SeaO JOHN H. DUNN,
 Clerk of the District Court. Dis-
 trict of Alaska, Second Division
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
NATIVES As
 PILE DRIVERS

Freight traffic on Cook Inlet near Seward. this season has exceeded all precedent. Captain BlOdgett says that the three boats 0: the mosquito flee, on the inlet haves carried more than 2.o00 tons from SeldOvia to the upper ports since navigation opened early in April This included the supplies for the Alaska Commercial Company's stores. Palmer and Herning at Knik. Tyoo1ok. Susitna station and Othe. supply points. Several hundred tons were taken up for the Crow Creek Mining Company. S w. Wible and James Cirdwood for their hydraulic operations on Turnagain Arm.
 Captain Blodgett believes that the entrance of the railroad TO the region along the arms of the inlet and the susitna valley will greatly increase the steamer traflic on the inlet and that the number of vessels engaged will soon be doubled and trebled That the railroad will reach some points now accessible only by boat he but the influx of population which will follow the building of the railroad will enormously increase tn. freight traffic to the interior. and much of 1t can he handled more cheaply and advantageOusly by the inlet and rive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
HAVANA VALLEY TOBACCO
 NEW MARVEL OF ALASKA

Why, you. can't conceive what a marvel that steam he ated soil Is down there." declared Casey. last night. That tobacco is one Of scores of the same size. Many are far taller and have greater foliage.
 MT. kal sinner. who raised the plants. tells me he is doing 1t at the request ot the government, to which he will report upon the growth. He raised the big patch from a few seeds obtained from the department of az Iiculture.
 But summer squash, canteloupes and such are things he does know about, and he will startle Fairbanks produce dealers in a week or so with a shipment of Hubbard and Rocky Ford varieties that will make them sit up and look some curious.
 Among those Casey mentioned as being at the springs now Is George Byrnes. the insurance man. He says that George is taking three baths day. eats a wheelbarrow load and talks of getting thin. At the lass weighing he was gaining but thre., pounds 8 day.-Fairbanks Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

The stories that come now and then from that Eden-like tract down Baker creek way impress listeners as deeply as must those tales of marvellous nat ural conditions described by Lewis or Clark. of their west. ages ago. A strangers powers of conception must te strained in visiting the valley of the Panama. If he comes on a stage in December he is likely to experience the bitterness of 70-below-z zero atmos- phere.
 Given that this stranger has mada the trip in and out last winter, and that ke returned yesterday on the Tan ana, he would have had to realize that this place was the birthplace of 'trop- ical plants requiring climatic condi- tions as far removed from 70 below zero as Louisiana is from Athabasca.
 William Casey. of the Hotel North en. brought a large plant of native tobacco back with him from the Bake :. hot springs. It Is over four feet high and in full bloom. The plant Is on ( exhibitlon in front of the Hotel North esn. and is the object of a great many persons admiration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

group. on Rupert creek; Aug. 6. 1908.
 Beau Mercantile Company to J. B. Hart, Milton claim, on Little creek: June 29. 1905.
 E. M. Rininger to A. N. Leopold, Pernassus group. on Bowhead creek; oct. 3. 1904.
 c. L. M. Noble to A. N. Leopold, Bowhead group; June IA. 1906.
 Florence I. Randolph to A. N. Leo- pold. Pernassus group. on Bowhead creek; Aug. IS. 1905.
 E. J. Daniels to A. N. Leopold. Hot Air No. 3. Bowhead creek; May 8. 1905.
 T. w. Gaffney ct al. to A. N. Leopold, Hot Air No. 3. Bowhead creek; Sept. 12, 1905.
 Powers of Attorney. Bert Farrar to O. F. Searl, to sell or lease Nabob claim. on Mcdonald creek; Aug. 2, 1906.
 Martha Dowd to w. L. Blatchford; July 20. 1906.
 Trustees Oesds.
 P. J. Coston to Moonlight Springs Water. Company. lot 3. block 29, Nome. P. J. Coston to B. o. Lindbloom. lot 3. block 52. Nome.
 P. J. Coston to Nome Exploration Company. lot IS, block q; lots ?, !. Fl and 22. block IS. Nome.
 P. J. Coston to Andrew Hillseth, part of lot 24, block 30: also north 10 feet of lot 61, block 30. Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
oats than by the railroad.

boats than by the railroad
 Hereafter freight can be transferred at SeldOvia much more easily than in the past. because of the erection of Herbert's wharf. This is nearly com. plete. and smal; steamers can land be- side 1t now. It will be 5000 feet long from the shore. and will have . T at the outer end. where ocean steamers can dock. It has a warehouse 200 feet long. and Captain Biodget s9ys 1t is a first-class dock in every respect. Heretofore freight from ocean steam, CTS has been lightered to the beach.
 An interesting feature of this dock is that the piles have been driven by Siwash power. About fifteen natives pull up the hammer by means of . long rope. They do not bring results quite as fast as a steam pile driver. but the hammer drops with the same force and precision.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
NEbESNA'S
 RICHNESS
James L. Galen Returns
 From That Country
Copper is There in Quantity to Make an Empire of That Dis trict--Tfansportation Key to Its Future Greatness.

Copper will be king some day in that great wilderness and maze ol mountains now commonly termed the head of the White. Panama and Cop per rivers." said James L. Galen, who arrived m Nome the other day iron, the headwaters of the Tanana, where he spent the past summer. MT. 0alen can speak on the book, for he Is from Montana. where copper is the metal which babies are taught to revere He Is brcther-in-law Of Senator Carter of Montana, whose gold was made from copper. However. Nr. Galen i1 an independent spirit and relies osi his exploitation of the rich distric, from which he has just arrived
 4r. Galen Is fascinated with the great mineral wealth that lays locked in the heart of that region. He says the one key to unlock this wealth and make it possible for an empire ol riches to be born Is transportation.
 Give me rAilrOad. and will re. sist the temptations of the richest placer field. Let me hear the whistle of a locomotive in that region. and the sweetest music on earth will be but 2 discord- Let me zee . train of cars. and stocks. bonds and the clattes of gold will be mine without effort
 There one sees great veins of oop- per ore and Quartx. and endless areas of native copper in such abundance that m ones realization of this im- mense wealth 1t at oncs appears to change the shapes that grin in mock cry at the feebleneas of man to grasp the fortunes that Ay at his finger ends."
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
SALE OF cLAluS
 AT FAIRBANKS

TwO sales of considerable import ance have recently been made on Fair banks creek. in the Tanana- The first was the transfer of No. below. The other one closed vas Q ueal through which Captain Donald B. Olson closed out all his mining interests there.
 No. 5 below was sold by George Poe. who had already made . tidy fortune in working the ground. The price xas $l5.0O0. It is stated that Nate Zeimer ana Sam SheQuin are the purchasers but this information is not definite.
 The other deal was for all O: Captain Olson's inte in and about No. :: above It was . larger deal. as 1t In $ ciuded the enirs working equipment q big plant and . lot of fuel The purchasers were Herman Wobber and A Riipa- Mir. Riipa was a partner with Captain Olson in the ground. the two having bought it recently for Cap tain Bamette for $1o.eoe
 The reason given by Captain Olson for selling is that he has decided tu return outside. He will finish a littl. work to be done on his Lay on No. , above and leave with Mrs. Olson fo: their nome in Seattle.
 Some unusually good buys have beer made On Fairbanks this season. The recOrd- breaker in this line wax that of No { below. George Carr. the claims original owner. became tired of waiting for the claim to show up and offered 1t to Matt Heiderscheip and partners for S5.O00. the money to be paid thie summer. At the time several lays sere being worked The purchase price vas obtained by the new owners from the owneFI share of the winter dumps- On being asked for a price recently they held the property at 33s,- eco.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

and I'm going after them when they start.
 There's no good shooting around No. below. Every time y01 soOOt a gun off you are likely to hit somebody In the laws.it. thcre'L 70 darn many of them started since they hit that Grip ple creek bench, and there's no fun in it any more"
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
FAMOUS LOT
 IS SOLD
To Fairbanks Syndicate
 for s2O,OOO
This is the Wickersham Piece of Ground That Figured SO Prom inentIy in the Fight Against the Judges Confirmation.

FAIRBANKS. Sept L-The famous Wicke rsham lot. on the corner of Eirs, and Cushman. is no longer :he prop erty of Judge Wickersham. It was purchased yests rday by . syndicate oi local men for &sO.oO0 cash. and the purchasers are pleased with their bar. gain.
 The lot in question Is the one on which stands the Horseshoe saloon Ar~ Cards Cecil Cafe and other buildings are on the lot, but the Horseshoe was tte property that car ried the lot to the notice of President Roosevelt and every member of the house and senate. With all the pub- licity given the judge as the owner oi the lot. his reappointment was given him. and the judge evidenced no desirs to sell the lot after his return to Fair bal.ks. He had many offer. for 1t until finally tits price was raised to 2 point where It was poor business t1 refuse it. and the judge took the money.
 Jack McPhail. the genial manager of Ar. HOlmgren's rOadhouse at No I below on Esther creek, was in town yesterday and the day before laying in ammunition.
 If you want to see Jack buy ammu milton just lay around the ioadhous, and make a noise like . caribou. Whe1 the big run started last year Jacl closed up the roadhouse. got down hi. mountain howitzer and hiked fer the hills. A week later he came back and telephoned for a string of pack an finals. He had got up on the divide between Esther and Goldstream and knocked down fifty-fve of the stam- pecing deer. ond they provide.l hiru with . whole winters meat
 Don't think we will get q run ol them as low doxn as this. ahis year. unless . heavy fall of snow comes be- fore the freeze" said he today. "They will be running sosae place. though.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

When one person presents . drama representing the entire cast. keeping the characters distinct. portraying the scenes clearly. 1t shows training. tal- ent and experience. Hear Miss Bon- ner at A B. hall. Sept. II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
sEPTE EMBER 8
Locations.

SePIeM6eh ..
 Locations.
 No. above on Snow creek; amend ed location. Aug. 30. 1906. by Pioneer Mining Company.
 F. ". c. group. between Derby and Cunningham creeks: located July 10, 1906. by Jafet Lindeberg ct al.
 Three Corner fraction. Iron creek, located Sept. 2. 1906. by Charles Kane. Lucky Strike claim. on foothills of Cripple river: located Aug. 23. 1906 by Jesse Nelson.
 No. : Choice gulch. on Choice gulch. located June IS. 1906. by w. E. Con- dell.
 Emily association group, south side of Feather river; located Aug. 1. 1906. by J. A. DeFries ct al
 convsyaness.
 Alaska Mining ( Water Company to Pioneer Mining Company. No. on Newton gulch: No. 1. Little creek; No. !. Anvil; No. below on American gulch: No. below on Buffalo creek: No. :. Lynn creek: San Rafel. on Snake river; No. below on Bangor creek; No. 2 on Webber gulch; No. { above. Butterneld canyon: No. on JOrosa creek: July 2s. 1904.
 Nasnus Kjelsberg to Pioneer Mining Company. one-half interest in Metson bench. Little creek: Nov. IT. 1905. P. D. Winters to Pioneer Mining Company. one-sixth interest in Gold Bug claim. on Cooper sulch; Sept. 3. 1906.
 Independent Mining Company to Jafet Lindeberg. discovery claim on Little creek: Nov. 2. 1905: also claims Nos. (. 2. .. .. 10. II. IF and 13 below discovery. on Little creek: June l. 1906.
 William Power to Arthur w. John son. Anne claim. on Davis creek; June 1s. 1908.
 c. Nasnus to John D. DeFries. Gold
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
NOTICE TO EAcLea

A special meeting of Nome Aerie,
 No. 75. Ffaternal Order Of Eagles. will be hel dat Eagle Hall Tuesday at .
 o'clock D m- for the purpose of initiat- ing candidates into our order. By order of
 w. H. AuLENAN. | Worthy President.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
g. s. LANG co.

Are still in business. but are closing out their entire stock of stoves. hand ware. crockery. granite and tinware, regardless of cost Flrst come, nrst served F. g. LANG co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
FlTZcE RAID.

Wall paper. paints and glass. The largest and most complete stock h Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

Oysaer OsckfAkls na1s daily at the B0AFa ef Ttahe. Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

93 Lacey Bourbon, D4 Hsrmitaas Rye. 12 t.2 esnts.. Beard ef Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

Frsishtias and esatraetins. R. L .H. Aarshall
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

Rainier Bohemian Beer, on draft at The Board of Trade Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10
MAT TIERS or RECORD Doings in the District Re-
 cOrder's Office. Mining Claims Staked During the Past Few Days-.Conveyances Made and Leases Entered Into Between Different Parties.

The following instruments were re- corded in the district recorders office. under dates as given below:
The Nome daily nugget., 1906-09-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

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