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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

5n Dem geitrigen 3peiten SpisIe Der
Ssrie 5piideu uuIreu .RebS" uno
Den Ct. &ouifer ,aaroindlsn" bebiens
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ibre etrpaigeu SstmIauftreffsr CUR pols
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paren, batten untsr benz uebereintoms
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8eibs Sd)Ieuberer per'hentten mebrere
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nusIos ptieben. Nah bem 5. 8dnoe
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itsn nerbIteb. QIs SfisDsrihter funs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
Mns benz YpIi3eigeridyt.

Der 5arbiee Milliam g. Smitb,
Der In friiber NorssHftunbe Bel elmer
atlihen Ressrfrou i'm 5dufe 80. 55S
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I'm polf8eigericht su brei Wondten
alrbeitsbaus uno 500 psrurtbeilt.
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1aesn Mrbsitsbans Dtrurikilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

Soitpb g. s5rendb iii Rd6laBpers
matter Don Gbipdro $. airf; gerfos
notien $50, Grunbeiseutbum $4,000.
Der perf6nlihe Ro6loB BON Sames
6. GoDlan betrdgt $886.59; osrienige
bes Dapib Geifer $2787.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
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agentsn in Cincinnati: gHe'terr Gerrcu
sauf. Grfte GatioruISBGHf 5fEfte'Gritte aai.'
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Serman aGttonagsgaHf eriabtSH German SGui
sAIItiea Hrb EoleraiR slps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

JHE NeutH faDtVHen SolpltaI Iours
oen our6 cine SrOinan3, bic auf gr@
fu6en DOn Siher5eits Director
Smaa eingerei6t unb unter 4ufR=
bung Der GeIddftsre9eIn paTIirt purs
be, cine An3abI nsuer pOiten gef6afs
fen. IS iinb Dteies: Elm Chauffeur,
$75 pro Wonat; Elm Dd9ter, $33
pro Monot; Ru6tclert $40 pro mo
nat; 9 arantsnpfIegerinnen je 500
ben Wton1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

5eute gtahmtttdg brIttes SpIeI spis
lhen ~Reos" uno maaroindIeu". als
8atterie fir Cincinnati itsben Mcz
QutIlan ooer 5romme nit Mcasan
auf benz qrogramm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
Die gtrgnlsunstn

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Grstsn babtn nnssfansen; edrum
ioifs Gin Jsbsr. iptldbtr iih benitlbsn
hinaebsH pia. tinsR suitn Wprraih Don
Gf. sairbs Del sinlessn. ba Is ebns
3tueiftI bas bette Wiiia sssen Wsrrtns
tunssrs nnb QustIdDunsen In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

ter Qufbebuug Der 9ei9GftsregeIn
pafiirt uno bag 8sIp ioQ aus BEN
8iaouttfouos gsnommen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Broken Into

Several houses in Wrangell have been entered the past wee and in some instances minor thefts are re- ported. In two instances the houses probably were entered dur ing the daytime as their owners, Gle Johnson and Lewie Raul, were home nights but away at their work during the day. At Pauls house tle back door vas force1 and a trunk containing personal effects broken open. The house of Billie Hooker, who has been away up river, had been entered and an alarm clock, mirror and some silk handkerchiefs were missing and other effects were considerably unused up and scattered about.
 The authorities are watching closely for clovs but no arrests have been ma It although several are expected.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Council Doings

The City Council met last Thurs day in special cession and many of the questions that had been referred to committees were reported upon.
 The matter of building a hall on the City's lot on CLut,h St. was favorably considered and call for bids ordered.
 The general trend of feelings to- ward opening the cross. street be- tween Front St. and Church by Patenaud -'s is to open the street ( gardless of whether the full intend ed thirty feet can be had or not.
 The water mains are to be ex- tended to the school building and the eXteati )a U accommodate resi- dents on Grief St. and as far as the Presbyterian Church is being considered.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Wrangell.to
 Celebrate

At a meeting of the citizers Tuesday evening, the question of a 4th of July celebration was set tied.
 MT. Mccormack was elected to the chair. Aftes general discus sion as to the feeling toward a eel ebration it vas decided that a eel, oration is the wish of the people md or 2 motion authorizing tie lair to appoint committee of three on general arrangements MT. Mccormack appointed ] G. Grant, J. Wheeler ard F. Ma,hesoa. The committee appointed has full ciarge of the affair and will al- )oint sub committees.
 After the very successful cele- b ,ation last year, it is believ, d tat by having the same general c ,nmittee and suh-co nHittees, as 1T as possible, the success of 1910 : | be duplicated or surpassed this year.
 Pcorrams Will be arranged s 5 >on as possible and the contest ants can have some time for prer- aration, which will make more in- teresting contests.
 N he.her you are appointed an a co nmittee O. nos, let little of tie spirit of 'T6" tricsle though your system and make the 1911 denoi stration of patriotism, 'tke best ever.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Hunters Return
Have Successful Trip

Alter an absence of five weeks n the Iskut river country. the hunt ing party of Counts Hoyos and Welesk9. oi Vienna. with Charles Olson as guide, returned to Wran- gell last Saturday. The party re- ports a very successful trip, having seen in all torty-two bear and se- curing eight. The bear brought in were four black, one brown. and three grizzlies.
 One of the grizzlies is thought to b. the largest ever brought out of the country. The skin when laid out fat measured eleven feet. There were four in in the party and when removing the hid tic meat had to be cut away, for their united efforts failed to roll the carcas over. The bear was an old veteran fer its teeth were nearly all W m away. The Counts have hun African lions but they say they never saw a lion as large as their Alaska griz: zly.
 The Counts left Sunday morning
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Wedding
eWis--Caristrom

A very pretty wedding was sol emnized last Sunday evening wheI Miss Matilda NJ. Lewis and MT Elmer F. Carlstrom We're united in holy N.edIock by Rev. Corser al the home qf the brides parents, Mir and Ms. Wm. Lewis.
 The beide was tastefully dressed in white bridal net and was given away by her father with Miss Anna Lewis IS bridesmaid,
 Aftqr the ceremony, the guests. ! yenty,six in number, were invited to a bountoas supper.
 Ms. and Mrs. CarIstrom will reside in their Front St, home which had been prepared for theft 0 o,cupation.
 The Sentinel joins with the com m unity in wishing them long, happy and prosperous married lite.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15
Ehtegtainm eEt
 Grand Success

III those who were present at the closing exercises of the H'ran- gell Public School could not have failed 10 go away without having been impressed with the excellent training that the children of Nran= gell have been given the past year. Everyone knows that the training of children is a delicate process and the results of the work of Mrs, Burke and Miss Pritcnett declare them deserving of all praise.
 The entertainment itself was worth the work of many months, Every number was thoughtfully selected as best to suit the pupil and each pupil worked his part up to the excellent degree. The voc al selections and piano accompan- iment. the readings and addresses were excellent and made one forget the comparatively small size of the town and think of professional production of some of the popuior shows.
 The entertainment was a success financially and the proceeds will be used to buy referance books for the school library.
 As the School Board have secur- ed the services of Mrs. Burke and Miss Pritchett for the coming school year, much improvement is expected in all of the work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15

The dance given after the enter tainment was voted ''the best yet
 With Mir. Collins as floor
 .s.t tr manager everything went very smooth and with Mrs. Collins at the piano and the Filipino band the music could not have been better.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15

for Seattle and will go, direct to Austria for their duties call them there but they are determined to return in tw2 years to the Iskut country for another hunt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-06-15

It's The Bee Line to Health Digesto Malt Extract. -Shurlck Drug Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
MINERS NEEDED
 SQUIRREL RIVER

E as.-.t---s --.- r-.m a-- gar.r-- --.- - ---..l '. send a- t--. -. a. -. .s..r namp sa K .r-- . .....s-. 9. Squirrel
 The t-.-z-a- - dated Candle. J..y 2. and a.. .r..-.-. r. .s-.-...r- saH al. partner ..-. .. -.. -,4t.rs Send forty men fs .sr camp ua Kl-art .r-sf E. ..u g. .- had H-r. Ska-8 Anas Gs5s-r F.. F E.G..-uu aa. is The uanaE-- t.- -a- e..-rn-rs -t.r. st Candle
 The ue--ag. was a.- .r.Haf ra s.r- de. then teisphpu.d lr a-rr u..r s.. IIu- H-.Hsru Some and CaaH.-
 Mir Gr--uHers H.I send uE's mon at once ta S4ulrraI t1 work iH- .IaIms upw ready for -hrg-Iug into the sluiaes During tHe past winter and spring Gr,raberg and partners have been doing thau-suI- nf daIIars Harth at dead work. getting iu shape to up- crate their claims uu Kl-ars this sum- mrr and raa that tHrg ar- rradg th. camp tx d.-fifu.. af 'rharHs men 70 work fh, mines
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
METEOR ARRIVES
 IA PASSENGERS

The tug Meteor of The Northern Nav igation Company arrived from St Michael early this morning with load or passengers from down the river for Nome.
 The following came over on the boat. R II Dodge O r. Chapman. Lee Coch- rane, W. ] Cross. W S. Gilmore. F. B. Dobbs II l.. Keller. S < Bean, Fred Turner. w McCurdy. Fred Herman, Chas. Burke. \. IT Graham and n W Sullivan
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

We should organize a local com pany. issue stock. secure competent mill man and get to work. then tons of quartz would commence to flow to Nome %
 Tom Ganney. McIver Moss. Con Kelly Frank Hall J Jourden. Russ Charles Frymer. Mike Ginney. Dad Williams and others spoke in favor of the scheme each giving their views and relating experiences. some Of a local .uature also of camps far removed from Nome where they g5r their start from a custom mill
 W 4 Gilmore was then called upon 90 outline a plan ot organization and after -xrlalnirg what he believed the p-op@r ~l6us ap-randi moved tha; 2 c5u--tt--- os five men be appointed by .he cha ? Co meet and co-oT+rate with aim ana George p Sshafal5 during the present a --k to S--ur- a prup~r draft f charter ard by laws for the or EarIzz:H1- Tha. Ae and Nr Schoheld a--f s-aF- -he sane f-v- rt charge n e-= r--se-t--i st .Ne rex: meeting.
 The plan outlined by MT Gilmore t-tug ,a make a local stock company and organize under the laws of Alaska. to place the capital stock at 200 shares fully paid up and non assessable the par value being $50 per share.
 The chair then appointed Con Kelly, Fred Weller \ Polet F ] Meilke and A. J. Mueller to cooperate with Scho- field and Gilmore in drafting a charter .and by-laws Co be presented at the next meeting
 NIT. Schoneld then moved that the chair appoint another committee of business men to hustle subscriptions tD help the good cause along and report at the next meeting Thereupon the fol- lowing men were appointed Russ Downing J. Jourd@n. C F.. Darling, r.. W Carleton and W. A Gilmore.
 There being no further business tO come before the preliminary meeting a motion t1 adjourn to meet again next Tuesday evening at 90 was passed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
LOCAL QUARTZ co.
 WILL ORGANIZE

Last evening iu the commissioners court some fifty miners and business men of Nome met for the purpose of working out ways and means tD estab- Ush a local custom niH here Iu Nome. and take such steps necessary ta per f,.t an organization g.. develop fhe quartz Industry "t Seward Peninsula
 The meeting was sI enthusiastic and instructive uH.. h4t owing tr lack of space we cau.t ga into details only giving the salient points that were taken uI also th- result et This pre- i.mlrarE meeting
 C0muls-.s-.r >.L.t-.s r ~h.r, but interest. .s"E-,-- stated ...s The citizens ns ss 5- .4-3 -.- g-ther and vailed .#- .-a-. -, c'r s g1a.r.a.r r.. Conrad Breeding H-..- -a-- ra.-l fn gu-l.ar --H- E Darling s-- --.- ..- u eetIug
 Chairman -, a- --- .s--- sr uf .a- ~.r.---- --.. --- epuuuutca-..- ., a# Nr ---. into The council r#-r Na..- ra-. -4- vas running tt- .... .- ~4.. a- --r-
 
 time ta a.t usar .t.. ..rI.4t.Hr That the present clip ,.an.. had agreed ta donate any tAree ar more vacant lots owned bv the city
 Th.reupon le called on the Hon Sohohcld who in 8 short address out lined the whole situation and struck the key note that all Inc other speak els followed during the evening Mir. Schoneld stated eve have come to- gethar tu see if a small investment on the part ur the many cannot secure a small custom min. Co d"veulp the quartz iu this vicinity went Co Butte in 1879 when there were but so stamps falling and from experience ! know a urtr about quartz What ! want iu know is the nature of The quartz in and about Namr" what da We need a stamp Lane slow speed csauid" plant or what i- needed t9 properly t.~t The ore.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
SEEN AND HEARD

C. F. Bryant, general manager of tho
 Pacific Cold Storage Company. has
 been in Nome for the past five days
 on his annual tour of inspection MT. Bryant has already made a trip this year into the Iditarod country and visited several other camps along the
 river
 | The company Is building or had built
 a cold storage plant for the Iditarod
 on a scow similar to the one in use at
 Fairbanks. and the meat boat brought [ in a supply of fresh meats for the up river country.
 NIT Bryant stated that the Iditar..d was not SO prosperous looking this sea
 son. but they had built up a wonderful ] town there in short space pf lime fWhen he came down the river ,he frs shipment of gold dust from the new camp al Iditarod also was aboard T.. amounted to about thirty-iv th"lsanl dollars
 The Kusknkwim country has hal about one hundred thousand dollars -xpended upon il in the way of pros pecting during the past year. but no defined Iay streak on any creek has he-n discovered to date. The park committee and those in- ! Jeres;ed in having trees growing in Barracks Square park should take a rip out D street and see the thrifty looking trees growing in the yard Of MT. Bakke. or near his place The trees are now dense with foliage and sway
 ing in the wind in a manner that makes
 one stop and watch them. as having found a long lost friend This morning some eighteen or twen- ty horses snaked one of the buildings
 from the beach in front of River street
 up on to First avenue west like toy
 house The teams were in command of II Montgomery and the house is
 being moved out on to a vacant lot
 where a miner will establish his winter
 home
 Tn Segcrstrom & Hagens there Is a
 young man working away at the bench who is tickled to death to get back where he can get three quare meals a day and good place to sleep The young fellow stampeded to Squirrel last fall. prospected all winter. then in March hit the trail across country for another stampede and returned to Nome via the Koyukuk. He came over on the Duxbury and went back to work at the same bench he left year ago
 and is again happy.
 Every time there is blaze people be-
 Iieve it is caused by defective clec-
 tric wiring The last two fires hay" been somewhat of a mystery and q few believe they were caused by live wires
 E. E Dobbs the man who Is making Nome famous through exhibiting his wonderful motion pictures. arrived in
 Nome last evening from St. Michael on the Meteor, the tug boat belonging tp
 the Northern Navigation Company. Mir Dobbs is looking hale and hearty.
 after his trip 10 the states He came down the river and "shot off three thousand feet of films" which repre- sents some money He did not say
 how many feet he shot of on the
 Fourth of July. but being an expert for
 obtaining natural motion scenes from nature it is a safe bet he has added a number Of pictures to his collection. MT. Dobbs will try to get a motion picture Of the yolcanos o [ the Aleutian
 islands this fall on his way tp the | states
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
BASEBALL
NsrrIea .s sInaIe Men

Every evening for the past ten days -a. ball grounds have been filled with players Iract5ciug Tor th. big game 10 a- g- a ur next Monday evening at
 ga sharp. The married men know ---s can beat 1h@ single fellows. the -Iagl. r- -r know they cannot
 Players ..iIi be .n costume according th-.r marital state. They will form u procession at : % ?. m at h E hall and march Go the grounds
 IT. assist iu putting the field iu con 8.ti.n charge of 25 cents "iu bc t3, e. men, ladies free
 The line up win be.
 Married -M.sdam.S Charlotte Th.mp~an Joseph Bursik. Georgianna Gug~by Archabellc Heslrr. Rebecca Samuels. Lillian Russell Downing Johanna sheldon Samantha Taggart Harriet Hagen. Wilhemina Kirk
 Single M-n-Masters Freddy Hanks Harold Moritz Mcclure. Johnnie Elan nagau Chappy Chapin. Irascible Rank oatey Osgood, wally Johnson. Weary Warner Danny Jones. Frankie Thatch er Artichoke Cole
 Jmpire-Honorabl Elwoot Bruner
 Subscribe for the Nome Daily Mug NsraH
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
DAUGHTER FOR
 DEPUTY MARSHA

A fine baby girl was born to Ms. King at noon today, and both mother and baby ar, doing well under the care of Dr Sloan
 Mrs King Is the wife pf e,suty Marshal King Of the Kougarok di stric'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
NOTICE.

I wish to announce 10 my patients and friends that I will take personal charge of my office on July 1. l will also specialize in the latest sanitary bridge work, called the Alveolar meth- od.which can be placed where ordinary bridge work can not. Board of Trade building \. D. Andrews. D. D. s.
 Phone Main 170.
 The Daily Nugget, s2.oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
RuTTER FOR ALI

We have a fresh supply Of our ia. nous "Whole Milk Butter" Nearly every person wno spent the winter ir Nome have used our butter and know its superior quality. For the benefit oi the chechaco spring arrivals will eB- plain that our Sweet Brior Butter IS made from sweet whole milk. frozen the day ehurned. and kept frozen until sold. Sold by the
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
STEAMBOAT NEWS

Revenue Cutter Bear in the road stead.
 Whaler Herman taking supplies on board for her northern cruise.
 Defiance II for Siberia.
 Schooner Trader in rnadstead.
 N C. Companys tug Meteor from St. Michael and departed again for St Michael
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
WILL GET OUT NEW DIRECTORY

Mir. R. II. Dodge. representing R. l.. Polk & co. Inc. the people who get out the Alaska Directory. arrived on thc Meteor this morning and will be u town for few days.
 Polk x co. will get oUt new Alas a directory and Mir Dodge has already employed two men to get to work on the Nome end of the worl,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
HAVE YOU TRIED

Our Swift Premium Boiled Hams7 If not you are missing a treat. These hams are boned, rolled. then pressed and boiled in a steel cylinder which prevents the meat from becoming wa ter soaked. Try one for lunch.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
NOTICE TO LADIES' AID.

There will be a meeting of the mem ber- of the Ladies Aid tomorrow fStt- urdayp afternoon at ihr home nf Mrs C- D. Murane's at o'clock. All mem. bers reaueetel ln alt.mh. Impnr.ant
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
Flexible crueiabl. Steel wir. Rope
DYNAMITE.

Hercules No. .. per pound ... IF Caps. per 100 ..... ... ....... .. I2s rripple tape fuse. per 100 feet. .. .sO Peters celebrated semi smokeless
 shells. per box .. .......... .5O Peters Ballestite smokeless shells
 pcr DoA .... -.--.. .l5 Roberts crucibie Steel Shovels,
 per dozen ..... %. ....... ...12 O0 Pure Manila rope in coils. per
 pound ..... ... ........... .l5
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main t51,