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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Personal Notes From Ruby City

Dan Callahan is reported to be rusticatina; at Ruby, with a little teaming on the side.
 Alex Capewell, formerly con- nected with the Model restaurant in Fairbanks, is running a gro cery business.
 Charles Phillips has @ good restaurant business.
 George Jesse of Jesse's road house, on the Yukon, is selling groceries.
 Bob Bloom has opened hard ware store.
 Harry Edwards is driving a team for Jim Gallagher.
 Dave Cascaden says that the Ruby camp looks good.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Jack Folsom, the discoverer ot Moore creek, is in town. He has disposed of his property in that section of the country and will take a look at the Outside where he last set eyes on 13 years ago. Folsom carries with him the best wishes of all who know him, as we'll as the wllerewithal to send him to Wash ington as the representative of his home state
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
President ReVie Ws
 1SO,OOO Veterans

Rochester, New York; August 25 Wireless Special morning President Taft reviewed 150OO0 of the Grand Army of the Republic which holding its annual ton here The rapid decline in the number of veterans able to attend the convention pathetically noticeable.
 the address which followed the review the President dWe upon the He said that henceforh would be mercia and boodles international disputes being settled by treaties such those just concluded between the United States and Great Britain and France.
 Judge Harvey Trimbe of Illinois, has been elected Comman der-in Chief the Grand Army the ensuing year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
John Jacob AstOr
 Not Married Yet

New Sufield, August 25,-Wire- less speciAl.-The marriage be- tween Col. John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeleine Force has not yet taken place, owing to the opposi- ton of both Protestant and Catho- lie churChmen The couple are bathing in public here
 Col Astor is 48 years old, while his prospective bride is but IS. The suggested alliance has been termed the crime of the century.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
TRYING TO EMBARRASS
 TAFT'S ADMINS STRATION

will contain suggestions for the better of Alaska and he will his readiness favorable consideration home rule measure introduced by responsible parties
 believed that in this way the opponents of the Taft ad mnist1atiOn will be dscomfted.
 New York, August Wireless Special William Randolph Hearst through the medium of his chain of has declared upon President Taft and his administration He denounces the President the tool of the trusts
 Taken in conjunction with the Pnchot Lafoette frame Hearss action is very significant of the widespread of the opposition which the administration will have to face when Congress re-assembles
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Paragraph Items via Wireless

Secretary the Interior Fisher has left Corova for Con troler bay, he will look into the of the Ryan locations.
 message from Beverley that President Taft is resting thousand people attended the funeral of John w. Gates Burke easily outfought Billy PapIe round fight at New York Thursday. Papke started favorte Upton Sinclair is suing divorce
 Battling Nelson will fight Lew Lowell at Sacramento on
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Sir WiIfTid May
 Give Up Politics

Quebec August 25-Wireess Speca-Uness the Canadian people his Reciprocity policy the ensuing general cleo ons Sir Wfd Laurier will withdraw from politics and enter private life
 Sir Wfrd looks upon the Reciprocity bill the crowning his career and although his majority the parliament dissolved sufficient enable him the b the proposed treaty with such bitter opposition that the Premier decided appeal the country and the elections will be fought o that platform.
 Sir Wfd has been the most commanding figure in Canadian fort he lastt
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Washington DC August 25. Wireless Special Clifford Pnchot has left the capital for Seae where he wilt meet Senator Miles Pondexter of Washington. The intend to trip Alaska company gain information garding the coal lands and the Controller bay business
 openly stated here that Pnchot and Pondexer have tered into alliance with Senator Laoee with the object in view of helping the latter his plans embarrass the Taft administration especially regards Alaska.
 President Taft is reported be fully of the pot and has quietly determined nip the conspiracy in the bud He at home Beverly busy engaged the preparation of his annual Congress. generally understood that the
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Grover CIeye|and'S
 Daughter Married

New York, August 25.-Wire- less Special. Esther Cleveland second daughter of the late Gro yer Cleveland, twice president of the United States, will be mar ried shortly to Randolph West, son of the noted Princeton pro- lessor. Miss Cleveland is 20 years old.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

London, Eng August 25-Wireess SpecaIn In the hope of averng with their employees who recently higher British railroads enstae This another signal victory the the railroads had previously made practice of dis the leaders when strikers resumed work
 Cardiff, August 25-Wreess Special the strikes in section upon the Jewish but repulsed by the military.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Ed MCMuIIen Drowned Outside

Word arrived in town during the week of the deaths of Ed McMullen and Charles Noffke, who met their end at Long Beach, Cal, while bathing in the surf. Both men are well-known here, Ed McMullen having gone Outside last winter in charge of his brother Albert, who had been declared insane.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Financial Aid
 For MCNamaraS

Salt Lake, August 25. Wireless Special.-Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is touring the Northwest soliciting financial aid for the defense of the Me Namaras, indicted upon charges of complicity in dynamite outragcs. The trial of the McNamaras commences iA Oct0ber
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Jim Frost, the Sunny Jim' of Flat creek, and partner of Olson & Lawrence in their valuable holdings in that vicinity, left this week for sunny California, where he will spend the winter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Railroad Shopmen
 Want More Wages

Chicago, August 25.-Wireless spe- cial.-Twenty-fve thousand shopmen employed by the Hartman lines are preparing to go on strike. They de- mand an increase in wages and recog- milton of the mems union. Negotia- tions will probably be opened with a view of arriving at settlement.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Millionaire Frozen to Death

Colorado Springs, August 25.-- Wireless Special,-W. A. Skinner, millionaire, who has been visiting ill this locality, has been frozen to death on Pike's peak,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Frank Herring
 Leading Eagle

San Francisco August 25Wreless SpecaThe Fraterna Or Eagles holding eleventh annual here have elected Frank Herring the post of grand worthy president William been named the vice president
 ooo members of the order attendance Yesterday attending delegates joined grand parade through the leading of the city, and the large number made most effective showing
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Archie Mitchell, who is repre- senting the Pioneer Mining Co. of Nome in this district, left for the Seward peninsula metropolis yes terday, and will return on the last sailing from Nome.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Gerald Shay and Sam Sander son returned from a trip to the h. noko diggings this week, where O'Shay secured several options on Gaines and Ophir creeks for Nome capital.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Accused Negro
 Burned at Stake

Purcell, Okla, August 25.-WireIess Special.-Henry Carter, a negro, was burned at the stake here today. A mob of 5000 people witnessed the burn ing, and prevented all attempts at in terference on the part of the officials. Carter was accused of assaulting white woman of this vicinity.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Iditarod Traction Company

The following schedule of trains be- comes effective at once: Trains leave Iditarod s am. and pm.
 '' < Flat 9a.m. and 5 pm. Fare-Round trip, s5; single journey, 22
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
ManIey Goes to Moore Creek

Frank Manley has gone to Moore creek, to size up the hydraulicking possibilities of that section. He was accompanied by Theodore Witte.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

FOR sALE-Roadhouse, A-No. 1 loca- tion, doing good business; will sell cheap. Going outside. Inquire Pion- ger office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Billy Bevans and Al Walsh were iii from Flat during the week and for safe keeping big poke at one of the local banks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Fairbanks people are complain ing that they have received only seven mails i'll 50 days.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
Are You in a Hurry ?

Wedding rings made from local gold while you wait. Lord & Co.,, jewellers.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Caps Place sells full line of Book cigars and smokers articles.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26
LAR6E ASSORTMENT OF iDlTAR0D AND FLAT CREEK VIEWS, RED CROSS DHUG STORE
DO YOU KNOW that Byers & c

are delivering freight from Dikeman daily? Low water is no obstacle for them
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Casey at Flat City sells Book cigars
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-26

Get gasoline at Vachon & Sterling's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

ny and that u1think strange will
b. thunk when 4 farmer who l.
plowin out in bin field happens TO
80 alrship pa,s over and happens
TO have them Who i in it holler
down and ask him where they be
At and how fur It l. to australia,
wherever that town is.
We made good deal of allowances
when we read this piece about air.
ships and what they accomplished
in France. In fact 10 come right
out and speak our mind Is to
what we think we must say that
We don't believe a word al what
we read about airships in that city
paper.
II you want reliable news that
you can depend on you will hiatt
to read the Bingville Bqgle. These
city newspapers allus stretches
things until you can't scairsley BE-
lievc anything you read in 'ean
any more. To us the very ideAr
of ! airship flying through the air
with nothink to keep it up there
u persposterous and ridicklus in
the extreme and for one eve wouldn t
believe it unless we seen II happen
with our own eyes--and then we
wouldn't believe it, being az We
would think that we was suffering
fro1 : hallucinashion az i Opt
kaY delooshion. It don't seem
possibae that aisships will ever be
able 70 Ay through the iii. It's
all right Tor birds To hy becaix
they've rot wings. but = tor man,
he wasn't intended to dy OF else
he would Of been horned with
wings 70 him. wouldn't Re? OF
course he would The city papers
can print all the cock.and bull
stories about airshipe they want
to But they can't fool 10 folks here
IN binsville. We be I leokle naitht
smarter than city folls xives u
eredit for and City fotk3 Who ~
to pull the wool over cslf eyes viii
ind that Ne can SCI through the
wool.
Subscribe for the Buels which
dent take no stock Ii airship
fairy tales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

fox. Ne1t day Yves went 10 lack d
ld5 trap but was good cal spsissd u
and that the trap was gone and Wea
be couidn't hnd hide nor hsif Of h Il.
though he looked for il until dark We
y Of the opinion that = old he beaf
got inte Il and carried It Of beins =
the trsR wasn't BIG enuR 70 hold h.
bear. IVES has the sympathy Of IL
entire community In bis loss This d
The FIRST trap Wes has lost this sessen
and hs hopes II will be- his last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

Rsnevates. GOOD for maj, and beast
alike. A sure cure for al ilIs at tho
human system, including liver COM
ulaint, kidney troubles. stumniek dir
surhance. aches and pains. bruises,
sprains. ahrashions and contushicrs.
. say nothing OF being one Of the
best hair tonicks ever placed On the
market growing large and luxuriant
growth OF hair on the baidest head
In the psriod OF three months. | used
one bottle OF It and look IT my hair |
Gsrrynteed under the pure focd law
when used internally. II it don't do
what ssy II will, ladies and eents
come 10 me the next time am In
| bingyille and gil your money back
IN DO better than that-l'u rive re-
ward OF 5000 to any man, woman,
child or dog which this Magic Ru.o-
vator fails 10 cure at whatever aiis
them Step right up now. ladies and
gents and take advantage of this gold
en- opportunity to buy for the iI1sik-
nihcant sum Of one dollar j bottle OF
medicine which ID worth five doilass
OF any mans money Why pay doc
tor bills when vo,i can get the MaeiA
Renoyator feF. the ridicklus sum 81
lone dcilar. Don't delay but esme
right along with your dollars. I don
want you - take up any more inns
buying this medicine Than Necessary
because IN few ininnfts Mister Ci2Y.
ense Whitcomb tbs silver tenrued
tenor will sing Tor you that soul STR
ring ballad entitled That Old Knot
hole IN Fathers Wooden Leg Step
lively new gents. Yes sir-Two l---
Yes air---thank you. One over there
There's POUR change. Now who'll BE-
the nexts"
Thsse was sasus \ tuf4ibsu scssrrs.
bic for Hcnk-a-Tonk Magick Reno.
vstcr and during the week over 4
fIiouaafed hctties Nf salY,A was sold n
Binevilie and vicinity.
Them Is have used ii Tor
one thing Or another says that a.
fur fs they can see il aiAt did than !
mite of good and ~ result there Ii
nearly j Thousand peopis In this neck
|of woods vino il Whiting for pceto.
Brpw.s 70 return 4, ainxville ~ they
can claim that reward 81 1 thousaad
dollars which he said be wouid pay
20 whoever didn't III no benefits from
the RencvAtor.
LATER - Hen WsstAes,ay. sres,
cf our general stcre has lest faapsrted
The rad intelligence that Doctor
Brown while here purchased from
him al the peppermint esseses 10 had.
aiso lii fuil stack 81 cloye oil snd
eheekerhsrFy essences and wtutssgYeer
ilavcging extYaeiet. Hea anys Doc
Brown wouid work M DIV n tha base
ment 81 his stcre putt3pg - ~ Aasiek
Renovatcs h hottiea. Hem aaye II waan't
ncthink h4se waiter wita ! llll1e mixtuse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12
BIG SaOW!
Fslks Was GIlt 10 Sc h Coma, but
Altef \ Had Went THY Was
SsnJ That Il Had Csms Il all
Most Evsrybuddy LENT a Lesson
They Won't Sson FsIgIi r.

mere was 4 furrihsc big show III Hing
vile all last week cald the -fnjun Medl-
cine Show" This show arrcve in town
from the co stat on Monday morning
md got peTmIshion from the town Sc
lscktmess y rive their show every night
Tor week on thu pubiick square and in
return for granting peymishion to give
this show the town seiecktsnen each got
= bottle of MEDICINE free gratis for
|notthink. II nauat be awful soft snap
to b = toxn selecktrnan in bingville.
Well, this show was competed OF
gents, One was big heavy set man
who eald iiisseif Doctor Brown. He
was magnificent looking specimen OF
manhood with long curly hair reaching
down TO his shoulders and long black
nlustaeh and were ! biz diamond pin il,
his shirt front - big Is a quarter and
which he said yas worth fifty thousand
boilers. Il was 70 bfitc that Il Almost
hurt persons eyes u look at il. Tcther
teller with him vas the show as you
might szy and every night Ill vsesk III
BACKED up his face and sung songs and
dansed iies and gek nH iskss and told
stories till them Is iissened TO him LATED
fit to bust theirselfs
Every night promt 4, y. ri. the
show wagon would drNs from CT Hos.
kins barn where the two fe.iers ken
their hasses and % for them they slept
and ct, nj Cy's house. 10 the Pubiiek Sd.
where they would stop md begin their
show.
Binsviile folks thcrt this va, one Of
the best shows which haa visited eur
midst for several years and they turned
opt every nite IN fuN fcYee, Word dat
the show had esn4e u t0&u SpYed 1ike
Wild Ars and by the middle -ot Tho week
sclks from naiiea around nj driving Ii
70 &c the psFfoYmaaeo. Y0uns IT,
1efs from Bingville te1t thsif beat
girls % the show an@ svssybody m
ioyed y and wss sorfy whsn I'D tisns
come for shs shov d leave town
which Il did last aatserdsy mite, Prob
ably thu reason tn thow VA % pcp.
las Ms heeus ~ sdHisshun was
Allxa Altar III <hae Wha xas I'll
blaelIod - had pung sang Il two
tho do94eF would open ~ ! trunk Wieh
hs beA h the wasgoss md esil sems
medi1tne whicl, he had With him Tor
iittse ~ nothink. Hid expiained . M
crowd tl44t HI w4enst trvlng to naka
~ pgo6s On thia snodislne hut Wa
aigApH e1Dioysd ~ M Heak-a- Tcuh
NodIeapo eoaspany mhleA ~ woeked
lcs r. ineer1osc4 IN msdieins u I'D
puta0e. III nd dat tha aonspany
r. ~ wefhin tqs WAs ioalns rpns,ey
~ esasv 6o1tle III nAdlalao fI1y sd
hnt that 80 ncne 81 hio Msness an1
~ eatIalnted that ~ coInpany N
naed IN II they could eues hi folfs
- - tnn1S a1AAte{vxn aSaA AmN sss.S To-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12
Country Correspondence
Sian CITY

Jaspar Tasbeil had one 81 his hoss
to dc Oh hiu, last week. h dren 36S
pounds. Jssp viii kill his tcther hoe
shout Dee. l.
Aridxh Wilkins has i hole mess Of
appsas for sale. Appels d U plentiful
hefsaboptt that there amt no sale for
came. Anybody needing appels OFT to
~ Arieeh before said appels rot on
him.
Hester Jones got her feet wet while
|sefubbing last week and now has !
bad cold on her chest Hester ID
afcAYd ct pn<umonyz
Jabe Homans sof kicked BY horse
on the I'd. ultimo which like to Of kieksA
tho paekin outen him. Jabe Il now
able 10 be around on crutehes bat he
Amt very smart yet and wont Be for
quite ; SPELL vOx POPuLI.
HAPPY VALLEY
Whan Hamc Wilson hunted up his
Writer fnitts last week he vas seaSa-
dxlixed % find that the mice had went
and enswlsd thein IN 10 pietsG HaSae
cursed that tuYrible that be amt saem
n si9u NJ mics about the plaee siSat
Mrs. B4nj. Gibbs while euftin9 ~
sstne ssovawcod tother morning come
very s1eaf severing her foot ,lrom her
hcAy. Tbs AZ Jest s1issed \ and that's
Miss Mary Ann Green ths IN 81
Happy Valley rive 4 eroshay past1
10 ! lev 81 her iriends last Setter
day ~ + Il IN. II was very bsinyunt
scshial aftir and them a. was pres-
ent Vas oIad they went.
sam Sulliyan come home late frosn
H&rdsefahhie tother night and vhen
he ws1t - % into the house his nsN
huild4g which be bought . short time
40 jumpsd On him and BIT the whola
s ssil sscRon. r' wso e sa ~ -
Sam says hia bulldog il ! awful eood
watcher about the house q nites.
EXCELSIOR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12
TIE BINGVlLE BUGLEl
II IssAiag rap~ It H. County


country, II ron A<i4sve n adseysisinS sams
ard - us- - tsSsAss tA1srmattsA an =
~ addreaD ~ oGlsus.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30

49, EN.E
MIXED frequently It caused these
glands to be enlivened and stimulated,
with the result that mOr end better
milk was drawn from the cows. and
the milking period was heightened in
nearly every instance.
The feed question II solved. too.
Keep = high-class breed Of cows, and
whatever expenses are incurred by ex.
ira feed win be overbalanced by a
gain The Holstein. Jersey and Ayr.
shire breeds are considered the best
tor dairy purposes.
MILK three times daily for q month
and compare the results with this
month. Give the COW I square deal
and you'll be Z wiser, weather. farm.
or for the experiment.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30
MILK COW THREE TIMES ADA
u Pays, According to Results Secured
BY Dairymsn and Owners OF
large Herds.

Does It pay to milk COW three
times . day? Dairymen and owners
Of large herds say 30. They can, and
do. produce the proofs. too, that milk
ing their cows this often IL q very
prohtabie practice.
TO obtain the best results from your
COW. or cows, health and comfort
must necessarily be considered care
fully The modern farmer 10 making
rapid progress In regard to the SAM
tary conditions of his barns and dairy
stables, and learning also many Inn
proved methods of feeding. Yet q
surprisingly large number Of farmers
do not, zee that the COW with q heavy,
full udder. u~nrelieved, 10 laboring
against big odds.
The two indisputable benefits de-
rived from milking three! times every
day are: A steady increase in the
amount Of milk produced. and q high
er percentage OF butter fat in the milk.
The first 10 especially valuable to the
persons who feed skim-milk to the
young stock.
Danish dairymen have shown
clearly that infreQuent milking tends
to make the Emphatic glands in the
cows udder. become inactive and slug
gish, which Ii the principal cause OF
the drying up" stage. and proved
thoroughly that when their cows were
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30

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bMswnlb = opened July n rs On they following: %
Anpttp & Description Apprasement
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CAoNee wells u. ses-RcGGG I4 |
ne-DescD@@ 90. wWa,
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Cnes - cxaofsncss wMl az superintendent Or other officers h chaUs
3@vpMmeeme6s3 UMk re qes ks penmAued 10 prepare any lid. or osbl
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
Spring Wells,
Ribbons,
Laces, Etc.

fusion. Dainty black and white
effects in dot or figured pat.
terms. Also a host of ready
made Wells in a variety Of
shades.
The new ribbons take
prominent position. Beautiful
designs in Persian or Dresden
patterns. See them.
Laces and Embroideries
Too beautiful and numerous
to specialize on. But every.
thing suitable for the embei-
lishment of your summer dress
is here and all we ask is see
this line.
Embroidery section l., Floor.
The Harlowton news., 1911-08-18
AN ERROR

The News has been requested to
state that owing to mistake of
the printer in Chicago, it has been
announced in the official premium
list that the Boston Store offers
certain special prizes for exhibits.
This is an error and was accustomed
by the fact that the store did
offer certain special prizes last
year, and that in making up our
premium list for this year certain
schedules contained in the old
premium list were cut out and
pasted in the new copy which was
sent to Chicago to be printed.
These special prizes offered by the
Boston Store were erased, but for
some reason or other the printer
ran them the same as last year.
The Harlowton news., 1911-08-18
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY

by getting at once, small bottle Of
the University of Minnesota discovery,
which is the only thing ever found that
will kill germs in human flesh, wher-
ever they can be reached. Benetol is
to be the only safe antiseptic germicide
in the world. State government tests
have shown Benetol to be many times
better than anything ever before dis
covered. Benetol is the only sure
thing to have on hand to protect
against diphtheria, typhoid and such
dangerous infectious diseases Be
ready to ward off sickness, by having
a 25c bottle in the house. The wrap
per around the bottle should be saved.
Great Falls Drug Co. can supply re-
tailers.