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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Iaroifulo Cplbsning
for NciicnOc.

On im,ft uoitpret gog, "Sacts
for Srapelers", ~6eifripenoe 9erbens
ItsrIte 9ampifibe, Olympic" og
"1itanic", $4,000 Reeiiter Cons,
$4,000 Cons displacement, $50
500 lange, iamt andre bersmte
&iampeoampifibe, oe mango npttige
S~pIpsnineer for Heiieuoe, grfur.
iionsprogram, iamt Spioe Stierne
2iniens biIlieite 9iaetpriier til
Sfanoinapien, ienbes frit til ale
Siemreiienbe, iom itrar i~friper til ..
6. 9recfe, 8bite Star Zine Office,
121-123 3rb Street Soutb, Min.
neapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Sen 12tc Suui 1911.
Sruturict "Wcsiias"

uil, ipn b~cfieuot, bli loisrt /
8rauo Operdbuo Der / 9pcn SirSs
bags Aiten Den 2Ooe Sum al Oct tore
&or puu 100 Stcmmcr, ION i DC ito
ire IRE MauneOer bar suet liz for 6eu'
ne Inleouiug uuoer Rrofe8ior =. u.
Speroti2 2coelle, iamt oct al BAN
IiQeIebcS iHosUc0e Crfeiter paa 30
Sritrumentcr. 6oruNen De aIlereoc
nUuntc SoIiiter. Ntii9 Ellmb, 90
marc @olfcr % NtiiS Clara @il-
Iionl5, bar Troi, Spcrott iom @aia.
Soliit iifrct Jig Sarrp EbiaipS ira
Chicago. Nile Solopartierne er Iuu.
IeocS / ubmrrfcoe &Gnoer, oq iou.
bel aoret ion Srfeiterct er bel for-
bcrcbt. Zen on6eu "NtcSitoS" &oncert
/ 0ecorob Qioer Sc beoite Softer ON at
hi Ell ieriteraug8 Ifirrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
SfpIae Meb0cIcIfc fro Gotert.g

SfbIge MebSelcIic fra 8atent.ao.
hofaterne @iniamion & Werdant,
esr. 925-933 metropolitan 2ife
9Ibg. (fcr Guaranty 2oan), Winne.
apolis, Iinn.. er / Sen forIebne llge
fsIeenbe 8ateuter tiIoelt Minneiota
% 0afoto Spfinoere:
Paul w Arnlie, Binford, N d, Game
Apparatus. Charles A Byrne, Minnea.
polls, MINI, Garbage-incerating and
strengthening system. Oscar Erick,
son, Benson, MINI, Grain-cleaning ma.
chine. James Fitzgerald, West Duluth,
MINI, Oscillating Engine Valve, Ed
ward H Cross, Kcnmare, N d, Hanger.
Edmund E Hans, Minneapolis, MINI
Attachment for ~gas-engine Crank-cases,
Joseph Kovar, Ciaremont, MINI,
Planting-shoe with Covering Disks.
Benjamin L Michaelson, Lebanon, ID,
Printing-frame. Edward L Mooney,
Minneapolis, MINI, Manifolding Sales
Pad Holder. Andrew NJ Weimer, North
Mankato, MINI, Surveying Instrument.
Sherman F Wells, Eden Prairie, MINI,
Storm Window Adjuster.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
StuefbpIms ltbimnfniua. On n,

npm 8iper ~ifirnfebe for en- Gel Iar
fioen Stocfbolms aommune $4,000
Str. til en- gronceafitsbning / ben /
Storflrfens aor itaaenbe Grippe
"St. 8eorg og 9raeen", ct betpoe.
ligt altnItperf, pao 9etingelie al, Of
Stocfbolms 9p ifaffeoe Blabs og
befolteoe Sllnoament og Soffel.
gpen tilbsb FIabs paa 8opmans-
forget og bepileebe $4,000 ar. til
Slnooment % Soffel. Siben bar
@ruppens SptiGins poIbt mango
0reftelier . Ru err imiblertio Spsrgs-
maalet Lott, og 8ruppen bill i Sep
TENDER n9ite aar itaa paa lin Blaos.
Ifltebningen bIiper ct op%erorOentlia
tonifeliat arbeibe, iom tager lang
Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
2maapIut.

6. g.. Stensloi,o ira Wobci,
hcn befieltote Sporptter al Sbort-
born.apPs, par / 6rebags ! 2ecorab
i 6%orretninaer.
Aloine Sanion ira Siour
RapibS, HSono, beisger iortiben $.
@eioohI og andre S%Ipatnirae / RGr'
bchen al SiqbIonooile.
Mrs. Z. Hcliou, ser fuIbteS
berue0 innleonin i'm Wtooer, Wrs.
Ntortbo 0IiouS Gso og 9cgrapelic.
reiite ioo9 tilbo9e til lit Sjcm / Ct.
EnuI.
SrtIiuS GIion og Suitril, Der /
noacn Si0 bar beisgt Mrs. Die 40.
rum | Nprbeben al Noronei9, pcuote
IrcOo1 tiIboac Ill lit Stem / Au.
itin, Winn.
4oitor 8. :. s. BreilS % 0u
Itru ira Sos AnqeIes, GoI., fom FER.
til 2srOogS Aiten Tor at oilPgec ct
8eIea hos FaItorenS 6orGlore, BRO
iesior og Mrs. Is. 81. 4reus.
- $. 8. Sierleib og Ssnnen Ga.
hin reiitc &sroog aiien til 9tOrtbiieIo
for al bare tiIiteoe PEG Gatteren Sc
lens Graduation ira Sen ofaOemiIfe
NiulifoiOeIing peo II. Olai College.
MtrS. Bertha grberiou % Got
tcren Sulia reilte Seroag til Wioion
Gitp Tor at bciegc u. 6. anbcrioL og
0erirn ngteoc Dc iia Ill 2ofc WtilS,
rSoluo, Tor al tile nogIe Sorretllu.
ger.
ltn0erretning er netop mooto'
get ira N~oroneis, at Anbrcm Sobua
Jon 0eritcos or ai9nact ueo ls0cu
ioag Ntoraeo al WtupefrPft o. ifol
bcaropea ira 8oib. Yrairie airfc
inrorgen.
- Sobn $. Sobnion ira WPt. Ser
non, @is., bar en- llgeS Gio opboIot
iia hos 9rooercn Senrp Sobn'ou
beritebS, men reiite iooq (W~tonoog)
ribere til 2ofe Mias, Coma, Tor at
bcrboeroc S%lpatningc.
Sobon @onion ira 2ofc MilS,
Soma, t%iIbringcr iortiben noqIe d.
&c hos lin 9roocr W. 4. Sanlon
Der / 9pen. San cr unberpciS biem
laicu ira Spring @reen, @iS., boor
tan netop bar iolgt i'm Sorm.
- 9prOn @rahom bor opertoget
9eItprellcu al lin oibshe So0ers
iom Mrs.
Graham oil iortiGtte. Guaebret
SmitbIing fierer MI Euiten poo Nute
9to. ,, Der isr betientcs al 9pron
8rGbam.
49, Bait. 8. 6. ShniOt iomt 81.
Iegaterne ". 4, &onion % $. 8.
Soabanaer refer Snsbag til ct.
Gaul Tor at beItuge / BEN 6oreueoe
aursnsoe, Ser aabneS Der.
IteoS EorSoo1. ". I. Solton refer
iomtihig iom GeIe9at ira Springfield
;Nenigbeo.
r. Otr, og NrS. 9. VI. gnger rel,
'tr | 6reoagS til llrbana, GIL, ior al
oucroTre lin pnaite Ssn Nrtburs
.~Sro0uation ira Observation-Disclosures
oeb Stotauniperiitetet ser. Ceres 70
rlOre Ssnner, 0telpiu % Norpol, CT
oaion @roouenrer ira oerne Nibe-
ing pc0 nruntc llniucriitet, % Mel
bar / sc li6itr Nur tipret fnpttet
Ill llniperiitctct iom 2prcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Pancelsrcrclien.

@robitreets SanocIsopcriist for
10be Suni meIber, at ser / ioapeI
Snouitri iom Sonbel err title mee Ii.
zen eIlcr iuacn 6oranorins. Zen
Wenina ipneS BOG mere % mere at
aisre Jig a~iGIhenbe. at ser life fore.
iraar nceen roeifoI SariiIousiunins.
) De 6oreneoe Staier inotroi Der
i llecn enbei,Se Soc sunni 232 Sorrei.
ningsiaIitter MOB 1853 ben fore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Tor@aarrt


Sill 6orebua9elic al tert,
tpnot % afialoenoa 0aar,
at iierue 5las, linore Slpe
o. Srritatipu 90 beforore
6aaret8 8ert FAINT fors
beore bets uOieenoe, til
bpppis Saaruaf meO Gus
ticura SGbe tilll9emeo MI
% oa al auueu0e Sutlcura
Slutment pie Jig uleos
unulte uirfulng
naarauDre Ntetbooer llaar
fell. Sor al beuare, renle
% fDrltlgnue Supen, til
SOrebpg9elie al at mlnore
uoilGt bliuer frpniife iamt
for Sebauolin9 al lmerte-
iulbe, paniirenOe llollRt,
Sueiier, Slee og Snflams
matipner ira Sarnbom'
men til Nloeroomlnen er
biSie rene, bebasellge os
miloe blpOgjereHOe WtlOs
Ter uben 2lge.
Seuo til POTTER 7rua & Chem.
Corp, Soituu, eiter fri So9 ON
Suoen % Saarct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
SorifjeHiet.

aa;tein VII Mjscu al ben norife
Scr, iom bar opboIot iig / amerifa
Ell IGnaere 9io, a~ireiite ira Heu
9orf tilbaae til Norgc Ben Soe bs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Nuraiftrt af Hrimrrfer.
Dtiis

@race SamiIton. Ser or oniat / YoIt.
tontoret / 6apette Gitp, blep forle-
Den ioa aloorlig iorgiitet al at pGoe
5rimprfer meo 3itngen, at benoes
Sip Ell lGngere 3iO bang / en- 3raao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
W}iis @aren Midelct, 0prcrinbe

/ Rorif neb Spbiioen3 &siifole / Rin-
neapolis, reiite iibite llge til Norac.
Slm bill beisge Splgtninge / ariiti.
ania og iamtioig itl,oere SfoleuGfe.
net Der biemme. Sun blir borte til
/ September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Carrie Hatipns Scitamentc.

al Wrs. Carrie Nation, bpis 9sb er
omtolt paa ct onoet Steo / 9labet,
efterlaote 1eitamente, o%isponerer
oper Ell Sormlte paa ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

oeDtoges AZ CALIFORNIA; S%eJislatur
8inter, er al Statens Ooerret erflp.
ret grunolopsitriOig, foriaauiot Sen
angoar apinoer, iom nrbeioer / SO.
teller. Gen farafteriiereoes ionl
alasielougipning.
Spi 2insasinrnnce. SanbelSfpr.
item Rooman @anamafer / Ebila.
belpbia forsgeoe iorleoen jim 9ipsas.
iurance meb 81 100000. San bar
MI en- 2ipsasiuronce paa tiliammen
$4,50O,000. Gen foiter bam / Ere-
mier $125,00O ON aaret.
3ommcr Senfins 9sb. SorbunOs-
BONNER Sobn 5. Senfins paa Gorto
Nico er Den | 1te os. ulloer ct OpboIo
/ lit Stem i1Gbippepa Sails, @is.,
oieaoet peo Cohen, 6S aar gammel,
San tieneitgioroe unoer 9oraerfri-
gen / Den bersmte "SSernbrigraoe".
600 Ycripncr iii / SorsoagS 81.
plonluer uep Stutsuliperiitetet |
Minneioto. Gre Spenlfer if Wag,.
itergraoen. % otter Napncnc at osm-
me par ser omfrin9 1f0 Sfanoiilu.
per, iom tit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Smfrina ct 9liiin Sfanoinauer lit
Giplomaer iom 2Pger.
st G%stcifabelist WisfurbolS. :
Chicago feireoes forleoen Gag ct
9rpnup, ipm pdfte aoifiQlg SpmGrf.
iombeb pon @runb al 0ct itore Wis-
iorbolo melem 9ruocnS % @ruo-
aommenS 2egemsitsrrelie. 9ruoen
pcier ncmlia 1870 ElinN, meoenS
@ruolommcn, Ser CT ) 300 bci, flt'i
peter - 3S Yunb.
bartholomew furbsics. Tua oelt
oanit.noritc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mars
meoc i minneapolis lioite llge blep
ser peotaQct en- geitemmeIie ON at
iorbeie Minimumslsnnen Tor Cant
iuuloetS Erpiter til 500 ON aaret.
Set opIpitc$ poa Wsbct, at CT tort
Intal al 4rritcrne life lit nter emo
$3.50 % fun iaa opcr $1,000 / Srn
ON Naret.
MuicbnS.R cicrpatiuncn. Sra @a'h-
inoton mcooclcs ben Soc Slni, ar
aon9rcSmano 9irfc ira ~Snoranini.
tier 6iihcr bar mootoget llnberret'
ming ON, AT Observation-Disclosures al Gam
set poo Roieblo-H eicrpationcn MI er
ubiert, % at Ser | eli nGr 6rcmtio
oil bIi uOitcot Proclamation on bette
2onbS Aabnina for Settlere. Sfient
ser cuomu life iorcllager noaet be-
itemt NCrom, antaaes Oct, at aab.
,,;,,,c,, MI ,;,No StpN Sftphpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Cttetimcrsloucn for S%uinoer, Ser

GttettmcrSlODcn TOR NOinocr, Der
oebtoges al CALIFORNIA; 2e1islatur /
8inter, er al Stotens Soerret erflp.
ret grunoloositrioig, foriaauiot Ben
angaar apinber, iom arbeioer / So
teller. Zen farafteriiereoes iom
alasieIopaipnina.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08

ing the hair. No one, young or old,
need have gray hair, weak, thin or
falling hair, dandruff or any trouble
of the sort if they would but use
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy. On the contrary, it is possible
to have healthy, vigorous hair. of
perfect color, by few applications
OF this remarkable preparation.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly removes dandruff,
leaves the scalp clean and healthy,
promotes the growth of the hair and
restores the natural color of the hair
which has become faded or gray. It
is clean, wholesome dressing, which
may be used at any time and with
perfect safety. Don't neglect YOUR
hair. Start today with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08
a Sensitive Horse.

Harsh treatment. though it stop
short Of inaicting ply pain, keeps
a nervous horse in state of misery
"A single blow may be enough to spoil
a racer. Daniel Lambert, founder of
the Lambert branch of the Morgan
family, was thought as a three-year.
old to be the fastest trotting stallion
Of his day. He was very handsome.
stylish, intelligent horse and also ex-
tremely sensitive. His driver. Dan
Mace, though one of the best reins-
men in America, once made the mis-
take, through i'll temper or bad judg-
ment, of giving Daniel Lambert Sc
we're cut with the whip, and that sim
gle blow put an end to his usefulness
as a trotter. He became wild and un-
governable in harness and remained
so for the rest of his life.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08
Tobacco In Vienna.

'They have way of asking a
stranger when he comes to Vienna .
says letter from that city," Who is
the largest, the most reliable, the
smallest, the best and the worst dealer
in cigars and cigarettes I'M Vienna ?
OF course the stranger does not know
the answer, and the native tells him
triumphantly, The government The
government has the monopoly, and
every person employed in a tobacco
shop-they call them 'trafk'-is a gov
eminent employee" .....> ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08
YOU I CAN have H u
HEALTHY HAIR
Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, A
harmless Remedy That Makes the
.s@..%. f. - Hair Grow. s---.a

What a pity it is to observe so
many people with thin and faded
hair and then realize that the most
OF these people might have a fine,
healthy head of hair if they would
but use the simple "sage tea" of our
grandmothers, combined with other
ingredients for restoring and preserv-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08

on downs and in open forest country
An 'old man. sometimes grows to the
height Of six feet and when hunted
into a rocky gorge or corner will turn
and face it's pursuer. It is a formi-
dable adversary at close quarters. Its
mode Of fighting is to clasp its enemy
In its arms, hug him to its breast and
then with it's powerful hind claws rip
him Open s #s #3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08

How kansaroos Fight.
Kangaroos are distributed over all
parts of Queensland. The "old man,
or fully grown male. is mostly found
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-08
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a Sur. Way.

q Ethel Their parents made the
match, believe. Arthur though,
they opposed it? Ethel Yes: that's
how they made it.-P Philadelphia Bul 81
letin.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
FZaf Yearx2s For
 Plenty Satisfy

Following the WalOpng handed by the ditarod Sunday Flat city tirsn revenge proceed jump on the necks of Iditaroder afternoon they don't dance the life out of them tonight They complained that the walk tired them when they Sunday but if well kiss your bet good byehey will bunch of am buanCe candidates
 But as we were saying, that game Sunday pppn. The Flat team in dressed up like the they looked like glorious Italian They pranced diamond and preceded gracefully enough take beating the enes roared and feders did hesome nggeheads poked holes the atmosphere great eca The final score somewhere between to nobody to remember just which, but generally acknowledged that Flat the loser Teddy the slaughter and he had keep hs peeled there many eight and three of them falling down at the time
 This not the fault of the players however, of the grounds and contributed to the enjoyment occasiOn There there ball. but they told that the grounds wouldn't permit requested to beat it while the wind with crowd wanted and fun they got
 Tonight, everybody will dance Flat the ball club Our will be there they will try to beat Flat again If they don't hope they will give everybody good time as Flat gave this city.
 The lineup last week follows. It will be something like this tomorrow
 Iditarod.-Beynon, 2nd; Luscomb f. OBrien c; Fower ss Hanover, 1st; Lobley De Baum, f; Wilson, Mullen, 3rd
 Flat-Fitzgerald, 1st Henning McNa1nee, 3; Kan,
 Beleal, 2nd Brown, Bulene, Ballard D. Shea. r f: Bidwell, pitcher
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29

Latest papers at Johnstone's'
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
Wanted Full Run
 For His Monsy

John Hanson was pinched the other day by the city police and hailed before Magistrate Hunt. It appears that John had been mixed up in some personal encounter with a disagreeable person, and it having been the second time he had been brought up for dtsorderly conduct, the court frowned at him se- verely.
 Having heard theevidence, the court was for soaking him with a stiff fine, but John demurred. "Ay tank ay talk das har vail sentence, " said he, and ac- cordingly they trundled him away to the cooler for To-day visit.
 The tenth day was up this week and Chief of Police O'Connor went to turn John loose. He said, You may go now, John, and let this be a lesson to you, but John was again holding back.
 ''Yas, ay know das har bane gude talk" said he, "but you fallers cant come das har monkeydoodle business on may. Ay skal got one more meal comin' das har cooler, an by yiminy ay skal have it."
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
Dur Poker Department

F. I. N. of Flat city says: "Eight men all come in. The pack runs out when there are still two men to be helped. One of these, A., bets that his discard does not go into the dead wood that is to be gathered up to finish the deal for the draw. Dealer bets all discards must be shuffled up when the pack gives out. A considerable pot depends upon the issue, and we would like an early answer"
 The best way to settle this difficulty is to divide the pot and play two tables hereafter, providing there are enough suckers on tap. In the case given, however, both are correct. Under the rules, player does not discard until the dealer comes around to him and asks him how many cards he wants, so A. $ discard cannot be among the dead wood unless he discarded before his turn came. If he has, he cannot take it back and must take his chances of getting his own cards back again. When players do not follow the rules they must suffer the consequences Poker Editor.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
Trouble Starts In
 Prominent Family

Suing for separate maintenance without dvorce Agnes A. Kellogg filed complaint the district Monday against F. E. Kellogg through her attorney A. Daly attorney amony restraining the defendant dpong of his property pending the action also for receiver to effect division of the property defendant temporary restraining order issued Overfed directing the defendant appear before the o'clock this morning show why prayers plain tiff be granted.
 The complaint reces that the plaintiff the defendant married Fergus Falls Minnesota November marriage there is issue living son, Francis Kellogg years of age, on his way Outside to school.
 After setting the of ties to the suit plaintiff asks attorney suit S2O0 month during the pendenc the able for Fairbanks She custody of the child and permanent amony S2OO montI for their support.
 Further than this division the property desired the appointment of and injunction against acts on the part of the defendant tending dsspae dispose h prop erty.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
Fred Chapman Wins
 in the Idaho Case

Judgment was rendered for the de- fendant Tuesday afternoon in the case of Geo. W. Mitchell vs. Fred w. Chap man, a suit started this spring whereiL Mitchell attempted to establish his claim to a one-siEth interest in the Idaho association at the head of Flat creek.
 The plaintiff asserted that he had assisted the defendant in the negotia- tions for the purchase of a one-third in the Idaho association and that accord ing to an oral agreement between them, he was to have one-half of the interest thus acquired.
 The matter was argued before Judge Overfeld by E. Coke Hill for the plaintiff and Cecil Clegg for the defen- dant, and the court held that the oral agreement was not sufficiently estab- lished. He therefore ruled in favor of the defendant.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29

Manuel's saloon sells Book cigars.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
N. C. Has Post
 al Georgetown

Following the visit of Volney Richmond to Georgetown, the Northern Commercial Co. recently purchased the old Woitke road house i'll that city, and has estab- lished small trading post. They also have store at Bethel, but their main efforts are being concen- trated oil the Takotna.
 Capt. Boerner has put the Lavelle Young in the discard for the pres. ent and is operating the Alice, car rying supplies to the upper post.
 Tie Kuskokwim Commercial Co. is still operating its post at George town but most of their freight is going to Takotna, being handled by the Quickstep and the May D, a private boat.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
GEORGE OWN NEARLY WIPED DEF THE MAP
 BY BIC FOREST FIRE:

July disastrous forest fire drove into Geogetown the Kuskokwim the desperate efforts of the inhabitants the saved from being completely wiped As than cabins destroyed leaving the business portion of the and clearing the entire residence district with the exception of two buildings
 The high wind and had become dangerous be fore the people realized their peril The dry weather of the last few weeks advantage and the flames along the with startling rapdiy.
 Realizing that impossible the outlying portion of the the inhabitants their efforts along sections managed hold the flames check Everything back the maIshas office cabin of burned with the exception of the Pioneer hotel there only 43 cabins left standing.
 The brought by Lyme Cox, who arrived Dscov- Otter, Thursday evening after hard mush the hills He reports Georgetown extensive the cabins However, fits stored by absent these will all head o
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-29
COMING AND GOING

A neatly ornamental mail box has been set up in front of the City drug store, and it wears a distinctly metro politan air. Dr. Loussac guarantees that your mail will be delivered from the box every evening without fail, but, of course, he doesn't undertake to see that it starts down river.
 Martin Moran, a miner of the creeks who has not looked upon this fair city for several months, came in to rubber at the wireless plant this week.
 Walter A. Lord, leading member of the local jewelry firm which was re- gently established here, went to the creeks last Thursday for the purpose of making a general survey of the situa- tion.
 The residents in the vicinity of the ball grounds in this city are complain ing that they like the noise and excite ment, but don't care for the peculations incident thereto. It appears that the over-enthusiastic fans grab all the loose lumber and material laying around the adjacent houses and pack it away to the ball grounds, forgetting all about returning it.
 Bound for Seattle, where she is going for an extended visit, Mrs. Leslie Kehoe, of Discovery, Otter, departed down river last Monday on the launch Comrade.
 Mrs. Lottila Creighton was granted a divorce in the district court last Tuesday afternoon from Richard Creighton. The taking of testimony was brief and tended to show unfaith- fulness on the part of the defendant. Charles E. Taylor acted for plaintiff.