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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
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Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Struggling for the of rifle lonely the North Fork of the George river the Kuslokwim, William Iris Montenegan instantly killed the morning of Septem by what appears have been the occidental discharge of gun Frank Wallace wenown barber formerly of Ester beating the Monenegran administering to their dogs
 The news brought in Friday by William Gerre Fair from Georgetown He reported Deputy Marshal Donovan stating that Wallace had already himself the custody of Deputy Marshal Sebe Georgetown but could give information the preliminary hearing the Commissioner Heavey there how and probable that the preliminary hearing has already held The result of this of of for the consideration of the grand jury
 Following the killing which occurred 12 miles up from the North Fork Wallace stayed days, building his another the body of Tsco he bringing down the he might capsze He had started Georgetown and had made the of the North Fork when overtaken by Jim Wye the "Optimst and Ed Lepin. letter to the Idarod Pioneer Wyli brought Gerrie, gives and else statement of the affair:
 Already the camp has furnished tragedy, of which the from the unfortunate victims partner here from Moose creek af stopped to for the night
 appes cabin the mouth of the North Fork of George rve found the cabin occupied by young who told that his Frank Wallacethat he had just arrived short time from 2 miles the North Fork and that he glad had showed He hoped in hurry partner killed
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
Why So Many Liars in Alaska

Since bcame question whether not the Kuskokwim would have grub this this has made effort
  the other divide The result of the has been the complete the Debs strike i'll Chicago Some people will tell the truth from habit others cclor the truth they have vivid others simply talk because they have nothing either and will let draw like and not look the discard
 This period of primeva endeaver. Also it period of journalism wherefore will he handed and the devil take the hindmost.
 The question has been Is there there not grub Georgetown? That proposition because 1t the well beng the happiness comfort and mayhap the lives of those who gone forth those who will after them. there those them who will their and dealing by disseminating feeble asehood simply gain advantage fellow
 will be grub Georgetown Take heed therefore, you hence This Concensus among who have been the country tales of the unashul ones to the contrary notwithstanding
 this paper has published the the Qucstep expected Georgetown with supplies Bethel The Qucsep expected they expecting her hourly but there
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
KILLING 0N GEORGE RIVER

the of and he didn't know what to do with the body He afraid bring it down alone the creek swift and crooked He afraid he might capzed and he wished help bring down advice what he should do
 On asking what he had done with the body and being he had cached it, Iavsed him Georgetown with us and report to the commissioner.
 We down the day in his boat arrival here immediately the commissioner who ordered him under pending investigation. The marshall with Wallace and boamen left for the of the accident this morning. and will be gone five days.
 The victims William Frisco Montenegran and had worked Gaines creek in the Innoko country during the fore part of the
 "Wallaces story is about foows:
 Frisco and had working in the Innoko and he wanted Nixon Fork, the Takotna, with had there last winter So went the otna and oued and then decided down her and when hee cded O the North Fork of the YukwOnlnuk
 ' We had sWash dog from and he always fighting other two dogs and when reyng stuff the creek dog jumped the others and TrSco who the 30 40 e flew into violent and grabbing the by the barrel started clubbing the dogs
 Thinking he would break the gun kill the dogs, seized the end the tried from him. but he frenzy gave violent wrench and it off, the bullet tearing through his left and breast killing him instantly
 stayed there two days building cache and putting outfit Thinking would unable to him down alone built small cache and carried him from the animals
 Frank Wallace well and avoraby known in Fairbanks He barber by trade ahete and having been the country and has always been hustler turning his attention to mining barberng whatever holds forth promise of honest living It will be remembered by those who lived Fairbanks that he trained Nick De for the big Fourth of July Marathon It is the his friends here that investigation of the circumstances of the killing that verdict will be accidental killing
 with the of fall, and to the nnoko time during the winter Just where he picked his Frisco what the antecedentS o frisco cannot be learned It possible that later
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
$82, 900 Option on Moore Creek

With ground deep the rim where he shovel in 2a the time picking small that will S15 T. Perry o the early beev in Moore that he has taken options that S92 00O He last Thursday with poke full gold which he stated had been from his ground He also brought quantity of dust showing the operations this a but stated that the work thus far simply prospective that he might get line the development work of
 Perry with his dust and opons back to the Ina ha his friends who cold feet his last visit this city At that time he told them that Moore creek had the goods but they thought he them wouldn't play Fred Oerholz has enough confidence in the country back MT Perry and therefore partner with him the enterprise.
 This ground reported last when the Fol and Ke Discovery Moore published They sucn there une about the time Smeaton and Lar returned from that section the country Moore the head of the konan fact constitutes the head with Fourth of July the other branch.
 These two creeks head against Deadwood tributary of the Dna tributary of the nnoko The divide the main watershed between the Iditarod and the KuskokMm
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

fringe the banks of the Kuskokwm and the later than the hee contrary tue original reports The Lavee Young rakona Captain Boerne fixing his winter quarters entirely satisfied with the fact that he has than grub enough satisfy the demands the upper aona
 The arrival of the gasoline schooner belonging the Kuskokwm Commercial Co., which the Quickep depends for her matter of the pue doubt This the heretofore referred these pages which Georgetown September The latest having left Georgetown October without of the Qukstep leadppe cnch that she will freeze ill where 1T the vicinity of Bethel.
 All the grub Hofnan's trading post miles below Georgetown entirely bought The little mite that Tommy Bull lene kona has been onfscated by chasers arrive here Fredck who serving meals Georgetown for ST. has entirely who returning empty handed,
 painful tue details of the dope that handed this regard this grub question: One stood the bank landed shortly afterwards he landed spot Another told the writer that He also standing on the bank
 The very latest say here pound grub arrived They that 1t that none will arrive. You may write your ticket.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

The ground taken by Perry Moore lays in the vicinity of Above lower discovery. is wide down the creek distance of 5000 One lease and option takes POGO feet for S2 0O and the other takes 5000 60 000 The rich ground thus far discovered lays the bench and is said be the rim rock Here is and only becomes strip off the and begin shov cling, with abundance of
 The options taken from Tony Zimmerman, C. B. Meyers, John Folsom and Richard Kels the dscoverer the who have been working there all Following the initial payments Mr. Perry says ground will pay itself first mining operations spring
 Charles Densmore experienced mining from Nome, who with Mr. Perry Moore his last trip report MT Osterhotz says placer propositions he has in Alaska
 Four miles has been located Moore creek according Perry statement but the best of far lays in the ground secured by Perry Coarse gold also reported Fourth July creek.
 Perry that there TOO of grub the Kuskokwm Commercial Co., post and the N C. Co., Takotna 40 miles from Discovery Moore People blowing in rapidly, and busy camped is looked for this winter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
CACHE THIEVES
 ARE VERY BUSY

Friday night some miscreant stole 800 pounds of grub from resident of Willow Point, or the settlement op- posite the towe of Iditarod City. The thief loaded the supplies into a small boat and started down river thinking to make a clean getaway. Unfortunate ly for him, he found the river blocked with ice three miles below the town, and was compelled to store the booty in the willows on the river bank. Adolph Miller and Alex. Reid, the ownsrs, following well-directed hunch, went down river after him and recovered the goods, the thief, in the meantime, having disappeared into the open country.
 Early in the week, Jim Neashi, the proprietor of the Moose cafe, missed a quarter of beef. This succulent mor- sel has apparently disappeared into a dull and aching void, wherefore it would seem to be incumbent upon every inhabitant to put the bacon in the safe at the same time that he puts the cat ont
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

MANLEY'S HOT SPRINGS POT&. TOES ARE NOW BEING USED A ,- MOST EXCLUSIVELY-BEING IT. !. BEST AND CHEAPEST ON TIE, MARKET. IT WOULD PAY YC TO GET SOME BEFORE THEY AR ALL GONE. GET THE HABIT CALL OR RING UP BARRETT > LEVIN.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
"GET THE HABIT"

USE MANLEY'S HOT SPRINGS POTATOES. THEY ARE THE BEST ON THE MARKET BECAUSE THEY ARE MATURED, AND THEY HAVE THE. KEEPING QUALITIES. CALL OR RING UP BARRETT & LEVIN,
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
ACCIDENTAL

The coroners inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death Of William Trsco conducted befor Commissioner Heavey and jury at Georgetown resulted in verdict of death the accidental discharge of rifle The latest arrivals think that Frank Wallace will be exoneraed the liminary hearing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
FILED FOR RECORD
DEEDS

DEEDS
 Addie Galbraith to F. J. Ostehroltz, undivided interest in None such as sociation claim, Alder creek; also in- terest in Trio claim, Otter creek, and Oracle bench, mouth of Otter, $l: Sept. 29.
 Peter Jensen to NJ. E. Manson, 2-9 interest in third tier bench claim, left limit Otter creek, opp. No. Ia; Sl. w. D. Stewart to John Holmgren, interest in Wildcat association claim on Flat creek: Sl: Oct. l.
 Greg Stewart and c. B. Mcdowell to A. s. Kemp, west 30 feet lot 6, block f. s'airview trading post; s450; Oct. l.
 MORTGAGE Greg Stewart to American Bank of Alaska, interest in 3-b. Glen gulch association claim; s2,000; Oct. l.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Luther c. Hess to J. F. Shropshire: Oct. }.
 LOCATIONS Prospector association claim, Little creek, tributary Iditarod river, by R. Dixon ct al; Sept. %.
 Wild Goose association claim and Discovery claim, right limit of Little creek; Tom Davis ct al; Sept. 29. Nugget association claim, Happy creek, tributary Willow, by P. Dahl, w. P. Ryan; Sept. 30.
 Evelyn association claim, Saturday creek, tributary Iditarod river, J. w. Atkinson ct al; Sept. 30.
 Tuesday, Oct. i.
 LOCATION. California association, Caribou creek, Steve Boj janich ct al, l60 acres Joseph Lorango ct al., 40. White Star fraction, Willow creek.
 AGREEMENT. Gilbert Bates, Nellie Bates, Sam Bates with J. D. Schwartz and M. H. Marston, transfer of lease on 450 feet IA; Otter, to Schwartz and Marston, unless pay s4,000 by Aug. l, 1911.
 DEED.
 John Merritt to M H. Marston, $4,0OO, 1-6 Discovery bench, left limit Otter; in lay on Discovery bench, left limit Otter3 interest ditch, fumes, etc.
 Frank Cioli to Jake Mutchler. S260, lot 3ox50 between First and Second sts.
 Wednesday, Oct. 5.
 LOCATION. Twenty acres fraction claim head Happy, Tom Davis.
 Emper Peters, ?.
 Thursday, October 6.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Jennie Mcdowell to E. G. Lindberg, general.
 William Ligget to Wm. Davenport interest Celene Fraction, Otter creek. A. Mitchell Segurd Wig, Jno. Ol- son, G. F. Kilroy to c. I. Jordon and Louis Seyler, interest to 450 feet square north west corner Up Grade as sociation, Flat creek.
 Thursday, Oct. !.
 LOCATIONS. Last Hope association, Slate creek, A. D. Williams ct ai.
 Florida association, Little creek, Jno. Cascaden, Jno. Beaten, Geo. Friend, Joe Farris, Tom Davis, Chas Hill.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Duncan Michile to w. C. Mading.
 RELEASE OF GRUBSTAKE. F. H. Griffin, F. B. Ingels, Duncan Michile to J. B. Mading and W. c. Mading.
 DEEDS.
 J. B. MadiI < and ". c. Mading to F. B. Ingels and F. H. Griffin, sl con sideration, Is interest in Mading lay on Wild Cat association, Flat creek. J. B. Mading and w. c. Mading to Duncan Michele, sl consideration, l-6 interest in Mading association, Flat creek
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Are you afraid to go home in the dark?" Get an Ever Ready" electr flash light at City Drug Store, First av.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

When in town make The Sherburpe your HEADQUARTERS you'll find the creek boys there. Clean, comfort able rooms and hunks. Phone 57.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Don't miss the dance tonight (Satu ,,- day) at Ansley hall.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

FOR SALE-An Emerson piano. Ap-
 ply Miss Jones, Riverside hotel
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Don't miss the dance tonight (Satur day) at Ansley hall.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-21
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lafexiinR sermon ~ this place ihe
other SandAs
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Ting Hse r y NcMhirttf
We are "a have i'hrts'mas tree
nj this place
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lie Barton sunday
Mr. and Mrs ingram and children
visited Nj and MIS- Whittier sun
day.
Mrs Noble Smith went to Bloor1-
ing Grove Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Gun Mitchell visit
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day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-21
MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak. Dec. 49, Light
showers fell around here last week
causing the wheat and oats seed
sowed in the fall TO come up. but
there was nothing like general wet
ting rain.
The w, O. w. met here Saturday
night in regular session large
crowd was on hand and the degree
team was present from Britton.
J, w. Bassett. editor of the Venus
Times, attended the w. o. W. meet
ing here Saturday night
Prof. Alderdice and brother Joe
are visiting their aged father in Ken
lucky at present.
The Ware brothers of Navarro
county will farm near Mountain
Peak next year.
Quite a number of Christmas trees
are In demand to be loaded with
presents at different places for the
coming holidays.
Gins arc running on short time.
Boil gathering is now the main crop
to be gathered. One thing Ia certain,
and that Is that the crop is going to
be gathered close this year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-21
COTTON WOOD.

Cottonwood. Dec. Health IN
this community ID vers good.
The weather has cleared OFF and
We have not got the much needed
rain yet
Misses Halle Reeder and Ollie
Woody were shopping In Waxahachie
Saturday
The young people enjoyed a party
AT Mr.. Andrew PASSWORDS Saturday
night.
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Tate visit
ed Mrs. John Freeman Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Reeder visited Mr.
and Mrs n II. Wade Sunday after
noon.
Miss Lille Scott spent Sunday
evening with Misses Ora and Ruby
Freeman.
Miss Ollie Woody and Grover aud
Everett Woody spent Sunday at Mr.
Reeder's.
Mr.. Lefor Templin and Mr.. Her
bert Hughes left last Tuesday for
Tennessee.
Miss Addie Scott visited Miss Hal
lie Reeder Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. l.. F. Reeder spent part OF last
week at his fathers. Mr. 2. A. Rec
der
Mr. Beeman Reeder visited home
folks Sunday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-21

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digestion.

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