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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

Rev. f. j. Hubbard spent part of the
week at Fargo and Grand Forks at
tending to business matters.
$3.50 given away by A. o. Void in
prizes. 1t will not cost you one cent to
try and win one of these grand prizes. :.
The Ct. Northern has shortened up
Its crews of section men at points on
this line until there is nothing left but
the section boss himself.
Druggist Arthur Campeau, Of Olga,
and Robert Swanlaw, the we'll known
Milton pharmacist, were business visitors
at the county seat yesterday.
Carrie is the name ofa beautiful doll
worth S25 in our show window. Come
in and we will tell you how you can
carry Carrie away free. Mercer Fruit
Co., Santa Claus Headquarters.
j.. G. Little was over Monday from
Iona and dropped in to see the DEMO
Graf among other of his old county
seat friends. Col. Jack Little is one of
the old line democrats of southwestern
Cavalier county and sizes up the nation
al elections of 1910 as suiting him fine.
The Star steam laundry of East Grand
Forks cleans and presses suits for 1925,
guarantees the work. The basket
leaves Tuesday and comes back on
Friday. Leave your suit at Seguoin's
barber shop, or at w. j.. MERGERS old
fruit store-Dext door to H. L. Francis
drug store. If
All lines of the Dakota division of the
Gt.Northern railroad are being equipped
with telephone service for the operation
of trains. The change is being made
as the new method is shown to give
additional safety over the errors which
occurred in having train orders tele-
graphed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

Ten per cent off on everything at
Simon Schefter's.
Coal, not slate, at the Cavalier County
Lumber Co., yard.
ALERT d Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
You can ave big money if you buy
that sheeplined coat of Simon Schefter.
Robert Fleming was among the visit
ors from Dresden here Monday on bust
ness.
We have a few good second hand
watches in all sizes for sale cheap.
A. o. Void.
Mrs. Thos. Heating was a Sunday
visitor from Easily with a number of
her Langdon friends.
Two choice residence lots in Langdon,
where good water can be had. For sale
cheap, Inquire at this office.
Mike j. Walsh was down from his
farm near Dresden spending Friday
visiting with a number of old friends.
Mrs. j. E. Pockrandt and little daugh.
ter returned on Mondays train from a
visit of two weeks to their former home
in the Twin Cities.
Mrs, E. j. Evans was a visitor ovel
Thanksgiving with friends at Park
River returning home to Langdon or
Mondays passenger.
Banker Getchell, of Wales, and Alex
Reid, cashier of the Citizens Bank al
Hannah were among the many bust
ness visitors in the city Friday.
w. A. Laidlaw is back in Langdor
having the pleasant experience of meet.
ing a number of old friends and looking
| after a number of his local interests.
Miss Belle Robertson, the popular
deputy clerk of court, of Cavalier county
was the guest of Miss Inga Erlandso1
from Friday until NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tribune.
Carrie is very gentle, come in and gel
acquainted with her, she is free, both tt
look at and take home with you. Conn
IN and see Carrie. Mercer Fruit Go
Santa Clause Headquarters.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08
! Leea! happenings
-

Ten per cent off on everything at
Simon Schefter.
Coal that gives the most heat, at the
Cavalier County Lumber Co.
George Bulloch was a visitor here
Thursday from Hannah on business.
Mound City Paints may cost a triie
more, but -! Plummer & McNiven
For hand painted Xmas presents see
the assortment at II. E. Closes drug
store.
Girl Wanted. A good girl for general
house work wanted at once. Mrs. Joseph
Cleary.
Landlord W. j. Welsh was in Grand
Forks over Sunday looking after bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Peter Reid has as Il visitor at her
home this week her sister, Miss Allie
Balfour of Hannah.
Elias Fisher was a returning passenger
Monday from a two weeks business trip
to points in South Dakota.
John Mahon returned home Friday
from his business trip across the Cana
dian line as far west as Lethbridge.
Have you entered the contest for the
$4,000 diamond ring. Get busy. See or
write A. o. Void for full information.
VIM, Moogan, who is back in Easily
holding down a position was here to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Moogan and
the family.
T. W. Megroth's is headquarters fol-
the celebrated Roach chocolates, Christ
mas tree decorations and fancy candies
for the holiday season.
Mr.. Adam Reid of the county auditors
Office left Thursday for a visit with E
son residing at Detroit, Mich, intending
to visit there during the holidays.
Don't miss reading every word of A
Schulke's big page adv't in this week:
paper. He guarantees everything offer
6u dt IulS Sale VIII U6 sou as represent
ed.
Frank J. Stable went north on Nor
days train to Wales, where he ha:
accepted a position in the genera
mercantile establishment of JOSEPH
e. Schneider.
Mr.ssMcKenty ST., arrived on Satur
days neon train from Winnipeg, Man.
and will spend a part of the white
in Langdon visiting at the homes Q
his two daughters, Mrs. Geo. M. Pric
and Mrs. j. j. Mugan.
g. B. Waldron of the state agriculture
college at Fargo was here last Frlda
and Saturday to attend and take a,
active part in the sessions of the annua
meeting of the teachers and schoc
officers of Cavalier county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

DR.. Jas. Semple arrived in Langdon
on Monday from his big farm across the
line in Manitoba and to the satisfaction
of numerous friends expresses his inten-
ton of spending the greater part of the
winter here.
Chas. Haugh reports the theft of
several tons of hay which be had cut
and stacked on one of W. F. Winters
farms south of town. There were traces
found which showed pretty clearly that
it had been hauled into Langdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

Hon. e. j.. Moen, who was elected a
democratic member of the legislature
in the Fortieth district was a visitor
here from Osnabrock on Monday be-
tween trains.
w. A. Davis, of Dresden, A. A. Scott,
of Wales and S. j. A. Boyd, of Hannah,
featured among the heavy weight
pedagogues at last weeks annual gather
ing of county educators.
The Mercer Fruit Store is Santa
Claus headquarters in Langdon. for the
approaching Christmastide. In a full
page advertisement this week will be
found Santa's official announcement of
his coming.
You know that it takes some time to
make photographs, We should like
those of our patrons who will need
work done before Christmas to get
their sittings made at once. w. r. Opie,
Photographer.
Miss Margaret Mckay, one of the
high school graduate of the class of
10 and now engaged in teaching a
school near her home at Milton was
among the attending teachers at last
weeks annual gathering.
Leander Lockhart was here Friday
over from his farm neal Iona. His
oldest son. Miles Lockhart has left for
Timber Lake, S. D., where he filed on a
homestead at the time of the South
Dakota government land drawing a
little over a year ago.
Arthur Sparkling has during the week
removed his auto garage to its new loca-
ton west of the Schulke block and next
door to Blacksmith Warehouses; shop.
Mr.. Sparkling left Saturday for St. Paul
and while away expects to place orders
for several new cars for the 1911 trade.
Judge Kneeshaw cane in on Tues
days train from Pembina to bear the
argument of counsel in the motion for a
writ of mandamus restraining the action
of the county canvassing board in count
ing the vote cast for the Office of county
auditor at the election Of Nov. 9th in
the fo~unprecincts of Langdon city and
Milton village, owing to a clerical errors
in the poll books.
Mrs. j. J. Souch is returning this
week from a visit of two months with
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Watson who
with others Of a party OF Langdon
people located on Montana homssteads
lin the vicinity Of Malta, Mont, last
spring. The Watsens and a small
colony Of Langdon people have located
on claims about twsnty-seven milee
north of Malta and quite close to the
international boundary line. They have
as neighbors right close by o. w. Simon.
son, III. A. johnson and two sons OF
Robert Scott, of Mona. Miss Pearl
Watson also is holding down a home.
stead adjoining that Of her brother,
and is engaged in teaching a school at.
tended by IL children in that settle.
ment. They have had q traction engine
blowing outfit at work until freeze up
and all have . good acreage ready to
be cropped next spring. Within sight
Of the foothills Of the mountain range
and practically located in q valley the
question 1T drouth or the need of irriga,
tioA is net fer moment entertained by
settlers in that district Of Montana.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

Miss Lizzie Hamann, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hamann, north
of Langdon, is back from her homestead
in Montana to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Miss Hamann
and two of her sisters have adjoining
homesteads and had it not been for a
hailstorm that passed over that section
just at harvest time the crop outlook
last fall is stated as having been even
better than that generally experienced
here in Cavalier county North Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block

Martin Newly and wife, of Langdon,
and Thomas McKinnon, a brother of
Neil McKinnon's, who has been in the
Klondyke for the past six or more
years, came in on Wednesdays north
bound train and will visit fer some
time. Mrs. Newly is a sister of Mr..
MISUNDERSTANDING Mountaineer.
The Langden ice rink reopened for
the season Saturday evening with Mr..
Fred j. Kennedy as manager. The
admission was free the opening night
and Manager Kennedy expects shortly
to be able to announce quite q program
of holiday attraction and carnivals for
those who enjoy the winter indoor
amusement of ice skating.
Thursday evenings audience at tho
Presbyterian church to hear the address
of Miss Belle Crawford on our homo
missions, comfortably filed the ediice.
Miss Crawford has devoted tho past
twenty years of her life to the mission
work Of the Baptist church among the
blanket Indians on the Saddle Mountain
reservation in Oklaohma. In her address
she paid a high compliment to the
Indian character and gave her audience
q good descriptive word picture OF the
American Indian showing how the work
done by those engaged in mission work
amepg them has made the average
Indian industrious, thrifty and in
dependent. -assa
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08

~ N1olSh 1LuS11oIt OpoIo oAuSClo
Christmas is only two weeks away.
District court convenes Tuesday of
next week the 18th inst.
Langdon public schools monthly re-
port for November show a total enroll
ment IN the various rooms of BAT pupils.
Tuesday of next week Dec. 18th, is
the date set for the delinquent tax list
sale. The list has been printed in the
Munich Herald this year.
The young folks dancing club, com
posed of the older scholars of the city
schools had another of their highly
enjoyable club dances last Friday even
ing in the hall at the opera house
block.
Cavalier county teachers and school
officers in a resolution passed at the
annual meeting held here in Langdon
last week passed a resolution favoring
the holding of the old style of county
teachers Institutes instead of attending
the summer teachers training school at
the state university. The resolution
suggested that the institute cover a
period of two weeks instead of one
week, as in years past.
VIM. Taylor, one of Langdon's early
day residents writes the DEMOCRAT a
few cordial words from McAuley, Man e,
at the same time renewing his subscrip-
ton for another year. Over in Manitoba
he reports their having experienced
a very hot dry summer but crops turned
out much better than expected. On
his farm wheat averaged IS bushels;
barley so and oats SO. At the time of
writing, the goth ult., he reports there
being about a foot of snow or the
ground.
Pat Shelp while here Saturday from
his farm along the boundary line at
MAZDA talked of the encouraging out
look for the building of a line Of rail
road through that section next spring.
Within the past ten days a party of
civil engineers have traversed a con-
siderable portion of Mt. Carmel and
Hope townships tributary to the bound.
airy line running from where the c.. P
!R'y crosses Oyer to Mowbray. The
rumor generally credited by the people
of the Mazda settlement is that the
road when built will follow a south.
.easterly course from Mowbray and IN
all probability connect with the Soc
line at Adams in western Walsh county
Weather forecasts for the month Of
December by Hicks indicate that quite
heavy snowfalls may be looked fol
during the holiday season period. Fol
the three days before and after the
18th a general storm is predicted tt
sweep the country from ocean to ocean
and in it's passage over the Northwest
may be expected to have the formation
of a large sized blizzard. A general
cold wave with steady way below zero
temperature will be central covering
the period from the 21st to the 9th
changing to warmer weather and heavy
falls Of snow during the last three OF
four days as the last month of the clos
ing year. The general peculiarities
governing weather conditions during
the present month is the early part Of
the winter at which extreme colo
weather and heavy falls of snow are
scheduled to arrive.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08
HAY TO SELL

200 tons neal Wales, half 1909 crop.
Price $1Op per ton in stack. Notes due
Nov. l, 1911, accepted in payment.
Early buyers have choice of stacks.
c. p. CETCHELL, Wales, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08
THEATRICAL EVE TS

Dec 16-Lecture by Prof babcock
Dec. 2S-Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
Jan. 27-Merry Musicians.
Feb 22-Lecture by DR., Gillette
March 2-Signor Romanila. Italian harpist.
Mar 17-Lecture by DR.. Taylor.
March 19-The English Opera Singers.
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LOCAL MECHANICS o. K.

Hereafter when the local transfer companies have any large dray " .eels to set np and put together. they no doubt will arrange for the locsl mr- ohauies to do their work for them
 W. ! Rowe sent outside for a lai g, set of wheels and had them shirp. d in sections ready to be set up. Lut when they came to assemble tte parts they wouldn't go together. and Iats of time and money has been spent ia try ing to make the best of bad job.
 A few days ago Dave Pinn II was asked c put together anothe9 Set of large wheels. something like l5 Inches across the tire. and about a 1e-foot axle. from center to center of eaca wheel. It took the local mechanic sast five days to do the work. and sad it come in from the outside ready - I5 put together. perhaps it would ii $ we'll as the one W. j. Rowe has ,.eer trying 10 put in shape for the past two months
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YOUNG MERCHANT
 COMMITS SUICIDE
Nuggets Special Service.

FRESNO. July Eavard E.Ien. q young and wealthy merchant af this city. blew out his brains her, tlday He was to faye b.eu warrjet to ,Ee daughter e. t HyaltHt le,,or i4 f,,. 1ayz Ta, oaa.s aI tn.. rasi fc. k d mystery. Se far a known. there Mas the atm"s; a9rmuat t#,areE him and hS sWr"-Esatt He Was un' known tu have 7lv taa 'a! ,roahl, and hi~ p..- ~ition in the community Was ahov, re praaeA in every Wav lIi- prospective bride is h,arthrokeu uirh grief oyer the end of her dream af lnve.=
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THE BODY FOUND

+ "iH h~# -mheft b. Inc read e}s as The &age-t That Hary McL,isH ahd a younaninn Ness drowned tn the Solomon lIver in Mar Nal'r attempt ing ?" cross II. aud lheh hadi We're carried oui tn seq Tr bode o' his oompanion Wa found a few das- ago and that of MeLri=h uas Itztoyu,-a
 and rrS"uod ye-t,rd1g a,1r n aoua
 af Hnu1rza creek. mean Solomon chs. ta thr body Was al-a fauld that af ln. dog that went down Ur. them Me LeiSh'~ h"dt will be buried at Solomon
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DoesS' QUICK WORK.

Yester lay afternoon, Whil tha Twenty Reement Band Was playing the second number in Bar racks square E. F. pabhs the pho tographer. took a picture If il WHhin fifteen minutes he had the same op ex- hibition in his from window. ana .a [ night he gave tp eacH member pf the Band copy If tn developed uitptp- graph. That's pretty quiek work and comes near treakius t,~ record. s.nc, Dobbs eot tn handling that moving ricture machine af his ae k prrtte quick on the trigger.
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TRANSPORT BUFORD
 ARRIVES WITH BAND

.a get eut tla dea ur sa lmms.lu
 Hu.r vH~ rHn= and ~aHe ura et-. unf.e, Y t ht muuv ur sian ar .H- -sanI nd tHt Etnd .ts~ rf.H.ti .I fa furnish fhr music
 w5ra1~ rurus Nii tfa-. ,,H. bad sat n.r .IgtrJr=- vn.ugd hv fua -h.tt evening service attrud.d ,he ba.i auI they nraughI Hf fHea kafeH,s cold tastr Han meyer -ra -uce a efoua=Eu Edae aflastn...I u IT s., r.ar f#at l.. burden would nr,ek# #tt. Ulrd5He THa e5Hgfs,- aes.- ,ra4ztIe5r with -rt,ratrtss tH, stgar va. eJfyt Nth tle musicians. ths club raatas N.r. crowded et,9 ta tE. uHiarl tthlrs and the Haae well. thrr souldut tr auv thicker and viva. Aud yr. they <av Nome k d.aai If Uyhadv mad Ju doubt as t1 Inc f5t-trv af taat statement they should h1v. .gh.n | night uH auJ lool,sd tn Tbat- about au they sauII uave dau. sar d while But tasz could hay. heard u.. -Neete-t music t-t.r diseeur-,d Ha -afl Eagle Hal or h Some. and doubtIess many q Ing daz #WiU rJss before the, .y,r a9 asgin. mla-~ the Tvout. =zs,c- and Eseim,ut Gaad can he r.r-gad,.l ta return H#U5z irresistible Eeery body danced. nr wanted fa. It Uas uo5 any trouble to da any -art.ur t dance with such perfect musis. you coaidn1 lu~c step if yau Nlu'ed ta. unless you lau tuto somebody And tnars vhaI thN diI. hut th-y yaug I th- -ttf and went -aod-natWrdly along
 Nome certainly uad elr1t f.,a,. tHu ft nul mol soon forget. aed il owes 4t- united thanks ta Calouo L.. npIdz far having given as thr rle.t#urv of hearing the Band that belongs ;" his slmrnt. and tae Nugget tal,.s tho responsibility tn return hfa u. heartfelt thanks ar lhp aamHuHity For this special favor
 II k rather expected that If th. fwcatHzr iS favorable fha Band Nh give 5Hatacr apsH-mr concert sadal N- ee understand it. Ha definite a..- management r.~ been made for il Gts tt can he held anticipation. PefGaa- thr wish t- father To 1h4 thoueat ta this instance l. i- sure eat ta. Band
 win haNa eood and arprgriattfa m. dicuee if if appears.
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NEW SOLDIERS IN TOWN.

The khaki uniforms Wcre right con. sricuous yesterday on the sire.t and also at the. dance last night The sfehs ts not unfamiliar in Nome. excep. | at tHc number Was great deal larger than usual Among others that called at the Nugget office to gel the ueN- s,as Captain Halsted of the T,eeaas second mfanny m. Captain is on his way out with his regiment 3rd Ee like tHr other officers. is rejaiced that the regiment iS ta be together agaia as an crth,ty. after having hr.r =er- aratcd for several years
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ALASKA'S PATHFINDER
 CAME ON THE BUFORD

Major WildS r. Richardson. I'sesi- dent of the Alaska EpaI Cnmmi--iau came up ou the ulm~po,j lufpr1 fl.
 = on his annual lam lutausa th Ii= lriyt. inspecting and directing tha com =tucruu ou military roads T.r l.afet will uat he abb. ta ~rrm a- araet tim, a~ his friends would like tp Eave him. or as he would like tp hima. r. owing ta the fact rat tHe uaa-pnrt was delayed Ueak in getting avay. and his appointments 5te such tat Nome las To be cut just tha, 'rlth nf time
 It is the intention of tine Majn, lu g" to the Iditarod country and hook avei the field. wita tee ei-u -ef =eSlal..l l.lt-e t-c road from the Susitna iii that 4t- rrction and ir found feasible w,n da all he can with tho limited aprrorfia- lion he has at his command ;o e.: Il into con HtieH faf uaHc The cnal .e- lion "f Ills trail means more to Nom than t~ gem rally understood II short
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HEARD SCREAMS
 IN THE HOUSE

LONDON Jufy 15-fa inc reur., rs fRe# aN1wlHattau at tsftae-~,z a- tp tn. deafa of Nf-. CrirfsH. the ne5ehbate =afs t.~uded that tHey Erard th, wild =yfean~ ef i woman ruanaure from Tin, building where usr bpdy 0a- Found tHe meaf She di-appeaed F e r.ne. hase uni ht.n able ta trace lhe a,im. 10 7u, one yet. hut are putting in,H tHHHg best .Gaft~ - fiud #=#,- gt,...e- ffafrf ul ft- Hutfid drtd
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CORBETT'S WIFE
 BET ON JOHNSON
Nuaast,s speelaI servLes.

SAN# FRANCISCO 8HfF r. FHrt. i~ mat- cause for The etHf.- as Irt- tries r. ,amH4H af t#== uz#f#Ha. .s- light aHth JaAu-eH l. a- M-t sg. b.a out taa' JaHr~ 4 r~-rtJ- arf- ht hsaNHE# "u 1aHr~vr raHb.i, ss3- s.. of Jeffr.'-. tfausr- in .He utt.r "f his preparation for n. big aet ant af tH- mauey uta,ed ry #J- tJr Ha~ Iaf UIt affrf CufHett had fr-a. his fsrE. Pin fans afe u.arH ,t,r= =Caf#twrsd That tn..ra- et--. r.r ger n ths atsaFIla
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"Being satisfied since my first ex- petition in 1891 that the Eastman cameras and films were best suited for this class of work. have used both exclusively in all my Arctic expedI- tions since, and it is to this that I at tribute the fact that I have brought hack a series of photographs which in quantity and quality probably exceed any other series of photographs ob tained from the Arctic regions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-16

T. Haha vs~ ae. t., s#y u5--eu -sa= rH luuw -t h.r at vt- t
 u.u. t., m.-. Ifr.weff .ata aHare ta, rr..a- l,s~t g.. -.. taH. u..aa l. Haas t uaa
 gHfuw r r.. ~>r..ma usurly. ElH, NH tl,, u. II... .T fr.r-, gr Inc wvutr ~.ruHt lt fu1 uttf- r#,t, 8fa .>a aaa1an.- E and r
 HI the ar1.,g~ Hfo .fH rsHgr u eza#uaaT s- cape z8- Mark =Wr.,t.a =ad M. l.. csmmmz. bod a.eapsu. I Hs tU.H azEs.-. md IF-aaeHaHI- r.tt=
 Ima Waea aud E.-,ra r.iuu Wheeler MI h.. .aa=emruH
 Th,r,= =ss3- aE.4s4 a.-a t#. clm Fme- F Tesas ,,#aHa lntaHtf= th7t had e.-u -Hst#.d ss Bort I.-- comb. T ruzrau Euf1Ta sgH = #Wu Gafa mtJ -Us dzgr.rH-f which nas b, taafIv uf aaz-. Na,r eas eE ea [. St Michael. V ore ~as ssa4 ttee e# the balance aG t-s l.-t #.Hr tRtt k coming down tHe rt,a Then ~ae=uH take thr reunited -t- mont t- Sesttlr 5e# a,. a4t-lJs al allow ra.W ta ga fs f.. V6FWl gff=
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FOR
 I. ROOSEVELT
Nuggets Special Service.

HAMMOND Ind. July l5-The G"nkoy Publishing Company. ui taIs eity has just signed 2 contr1et tu ,.rfnt eHe million copies of Roosevelt Africa rar ScrIbuers This ts sud L. te the largest single arucf ever gwen fer any Fltli' atieH
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WEATHER RECORD
JULY IS. 1910.

Temperature-Mavimum. IS aoove minimum. n above. Barometer-2979 inches. Weather Cloudy Wind-South; light breeze.
 ARTHUR GIBSON,
 Observer.
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Smoke Lawrence Barretts, the best domestic cigar on earth. at Yorkey's.
NOTICE

The Woman's Exchange is now serNing the hest meals in the town. Best bread. rolls and pastry for safe at the counter Foot If Stcadman ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-16

Fresh Psbst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-16

Smoke Lawrence Barre,ts, the bes, Domestic Cigar, at Yorkey's.
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WIFE
 THEN HIMSELF
Nuggets Special ssrviee.


 CHICAGO. July h. Charles Riedon 2 wealthy real estate man of this city =ant and fatally wounded Emma pr4- feuX today After Hung the sEot al hcr hc turned the revolver on hinsclf and blew out his hra4s No cause is assigned for the dced Miss DeufrguN. who is Very hcaulifui woman, l. an- able yc. to he interviewed as to any trouble they may laye Lad, and ii.r wound is so serious that it fs doubtful if she Nill ever be abl,. to throw asy light on tho matter.
 Smoke Lawrence Barretts. the best Domestic Cigar, at Yorkey's. Try Gin Rioky at the Board of Trade.
 Photo Albums. l.ornen Bros. Office; sehofield Building. Opposite Court House. Phone: Main 43.
 ]. SULLIVAN
 Stenosrapher
 Notary Residence: Golden Gate Hotel: Phone
 Main 7. Room 5.
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Smoke Lawrence Barretts. the hes, Domestic Cigar. at Yorkey's.