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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28
MUCH CONTROVERSY TO Be EXPECTED
Report Must Meet With Overwhelming approval Throughout the
Country Or Else GO Down and Out
For Good
Is leclsl IL The COURIER.
Washington. D. ", Dec. y, 1917
tcopyriglat lsa1.l

! Washington. d. ~, Dec. 27, 1911
! The tariff boards report Oh The wool
I industry Is ia. The taSlfE board wlll
limmedia1ely go On trial for its life. and
nnIess IL work meets with the over
whelming approval ot the country, the
Democratic majority OF The house or
representatives is likely 10 refuse further
appropriations for the board, In which
event il win be obliged to close shop.
EVERYBODY connected with legislation
has none but kind words 10 say 81 the
little shepherds who herd their flccks.
The wool on the back OF Mays little
lamb, and all the other sheep is 4 mat
ter Of intense concern to every statesman
holding Il commission from the Ameri-
can voters and since the Democratic
representatives and the Progressive Re-
publiCans of both houses of congress re-
fuse absolutely to accept the position Of
the president and The tariff board which
he champions. The prospect Of legisla-
tion that will pass congress and escape
presidential Veto is very remote.
Everyone has been taking Kicks at
schedule X since II went into the Payne
Aldrich bill, but just how there is going
10 be brought about 'revision-down.
ward. such as everyone seems to de-
sire, Is anything but clear. since there
are about four different elements In con-
gress all hauling in different directions.
with goodly portion of the whole mum.
Der willing 10 accept mostly any kind OF
q final compromise 10 pnt President Taft
ii hole before the opening 81 the cam
paign next spring.
And rhen More lnvostigation
MOI content with Investigating the
steel and sugar trusts. The Democratlc
house seems entirely serious lii contem-
plating taking up ths suggestion Of Mr.
Lindberg Of Minnesota who demands
that the money trust, including Wall
street. be made She subject of sweep
ling inquiry So far If is clear that the
numerous Investigations have not been
productive, and II the larger fleld 81 the.
Wall street houses of great and frenzied
tinanee are % be tackled, ii is fair ID
wonder u advance icss how much the
average congressman may be able to TELL
about what he lnds when he gets
through
Pnre pevIHlshness
Il
ore of the great paintings that hangs
in the capitol, and which every visitor.
coming y Washington has viewed, was,
slashed ~ vandal few days ago.
The motive prompting the deed has
stirred the city, bnt 30 reasonable ex-
planation has been forthcoming
somsthin2 ~ liays " dst ussd 70
Fof ! nv Gays II hooked doubtful
WHISTLER slie tepoft Of she tafIf board on
tlae Hool Industry NouId 81 given 10 the
e9natfy. owing y the opposition III the
Hptssa of representatives u placing II III
ptiat tAs Fsasan bein8 asslgned lhas IL
Nas leQ l66s and ary ~ popular c0n-
] z8Nzpii2s. However publicity flnallyI
2 48s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

won ont, and Tie country win Be able to
study the wool question ia All It's phases
hg securing copy of khs EepasE
soms senss 10 Thas
Senator Kenyon 81 Iowa has introduced
i bin 70 beginthe practice Of Democratic
economy IL the capitol itself, and his
measnre would abolish the barber shops
and bath rooms maintained BY the
senate out Of the public treasury. Mr..
Kenyon has discovered that these sena-
torial luxuries are costing about 10000
10 s25. 900 d year. aud he says there il no
more reason Why The governments should
pay for Che baths ana shaves Of its
senators than for their meals
May Retire At Expiration "a Tsrm
The retirement OF Vice President sher-
man at the expiration Of hls present
term is one Of tile political predictions of
The past few days. that seems 10 have
been generally accepted.
Ooing soms
Some people charge that the senate is
slow. bnt this is not always. The regu-
Iar congressional pay day falls on Jan0-
ary lst, but there we're lot Of congress-
men who had deferred engagements with
Santa Claus, and they took some OF the
senators into their confidence. Ia lost
sixty seconds the august senate ad-
vanced pay day fer the suffering repre-.
sentatlyes ten days 81 thereabonls.
fEas Adioarned ror Hoiidaya
Congress has adjourned for The huli.
days, having accomplished during its
short career Of The sixty-second session
another long step Id tile direction ef
pension legislation. The census depart
ment, which IS decidedly unpopular
among Statesmen. was the cause 81 10
small amount Of controversy as 10 grant.
ing sufficient appropriations. The
director asked for million dollars, but
got only i portion VI the amount. The
disposition u s.play politics .crept out
IN many ways, the most striking illustra.
tiop from Tile Washington viewpoint BE-.
Ing The manner Ii which political capitol
was manufactured Id the matter Of abro.
eating Dhe treaty with Russia. All parts
of Ihe country Are deluging Washington
with Inquiries as 10 what congress pro-
poses e Dc with many phases Of lesisla-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28
FORTY YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
4 row Articles Taken From Old
Couriers That May Interest
Old Residents

We called - = n Wilson's Variety
Store today and he Informs Us that DUR
lng the rest ut slle holidays be will sell
toys q 81 descriptions cheaper than the
cheapest 90 ana see.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

We have had during the past week
very pleasant calls from Rev. Mitchell
and Rev Binks. Both of these gentle
men are eloquent ministers Id ths MeEho.
dist com mnnion
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

MIss Dorothy V0llmer retnrned frOua
shakopeo Mlpn.s Saturday Raere shs
il teaching school, % spsnd ths holI-
daxs g her home here.
Gst thsI ssls biil ii ths coUzfEa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

Edward Hines. TIE Chicago lumber.
IlAn. 8ha Is GENERALLY apeEed.sed wIsll
being lIs man who .put Iprimef ovef
III the Illinois SeFialorship election. i'll
beela 3ifin8 further tesEImony before Gid
Lures eazIn3 coIamiItez during The psi
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Continued o. psgs y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

Ore Of tLe great paintings that hangs
in the capitol, and which every visitor
coming y Washington has viewed. was,
slashed ~ ! vaudal Few days ago.
The molive prompting the deed has
stirred the city, bnt 10 reasonable ex-
PLANTATION bis been forthcoming.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
nelg1har-hoOd FicA Ups.

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,....,..t...-.,t.. ..s,.... .... ,g..4.. ..4 harne
in and around Salem, 5. r.
A.. aas,,. n r,.,.n -,,a,-
the first part of he week With ". T..
ThaYer and family.
e, rl ,....t.-- ....,-..,,
from hi, winter trip at Spokane The
writer viii warn all the young men To
stop their spoor.ug around Mis,
,f}a.y..,. =. pg..al nae h...r about i,
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
Spring Butte ling'es.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ostenberg re-
turned home Thursday, after a winters
visit at their former home at Salem.
;. ID.
Arthur and Raymond Dix have
been quite sick lately.
Roy Rheinharl has hired out to
Mr.. Coulter for the summer: 10 90
with the plowing gang.
Edd Gap had "a runaway recently
the team being litched 10 the disc.
The machine was quite badly damaged.
Misses Ruby and Lucille Cooper
visited with their friend Miss Clarissa
Eowell, THURSDAY
Mrs. Mike Helland entertained the
Ladies Aid, Wednesday. On April u.
Mrs. Legard will entertain them.
Nels Lee met with Very painful
accident sunday, while Wrestling. He
fell, disloetaing his elbow ana fractur-
ing the bone Carl O. Larson is now
helping him with his work.
The Chas. Smith family have moved
into their own house preparatory te
springs work.
MIR. Tom Nancicle is back from
Missouri, and is now working for Mr.
Coulter,
Pete Nelson is now nursing a sor,
ankle. While trying to ride his pony
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

by Emlssary Berntzon
April 8, III Bethesda Cong, Miner,
N. ID. at ll:W Il. III.
April u. IL Rosebud Cong, White
Butte, =. ID. at ll:0o a. m.
April 80, IL bethesda Cong, Miner
N. ID. ut il;o0 u. m.
May 7, II Long Butte Cong, Lib
erty, N. ID. ut IL 90 Il m,
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

neighbornood, provided he can induce
I the farmer 10 use it. Again the im-
mediate returns of the machinery men
will depend upon the prosperity ofthe
4 farmer.
L. The Druggist can help save the
/ flax crop. He can not do il by selling
| tn the farmer cheap grades OF formal
| dehyde for treating the seed, but he
can do it by keeping good stock OF
! best quality and by seuCiny literature
1 10 every farmer in his neighhorhood
/ telling him that he has it and advising
/ him how To use it.
| ). The Hardware Merchant comes
| in contact with every farmer in his
| nei uhborhood sometime during the
year. He can help save the flax crop
! by procuring small, compact, strong,
Iccndensed air sprayers suitable for
| spraying fax seed with the Tornado
hyde solution: by distributing litera-
ture and by helping the farmers of his
neighborhood to understand how TO
use the sprayer.
| Il. The Real Estate Men can help
save the fax crop. because, while
| they are enjoying themselves riding
about the country. they have every
sort OF opportunity TO come in cor
act with the farmer, and 10 dissemin-
ate the information necessary TO get
each and every individual farmer 10
cooperate in this sort of work. They
through their opportunity to sell land
lean easily convince the farmer that 1t
will not pay him to allow his land to
| become contaminated by weeds and
plant diseases. II is worth more TO a
real estate man TO sell land worth 500
an acre than il is to struggle hard TO
| sell weedy. unsanitary lanCs that
must be sold At less than S25 per acre.
:. Commercial and Business Clubs
OF each and every city and town can
help save the fax crop. Let the busl-
ness organizations of the various
neighborhoods wake up and look
about them and see whether il is not
advisable for them to take an interest
in educating the farmers in their inn
,.i,ix;.. H. oa, l.,d
be profitable for the organized busl-
ness men Of the various villages and
.,,s -
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/ that certain diseases destroy lhe cfOE
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
VIM. +. l'ankow,
Pastor.
METHODIST SERVICES.

Where In the Baptist Church.
When Morning worship IL a. III.
Sunday School L. IN.
Evening Worship 7:3o p. m.
How-A cordial welcome to all VIII,
come. Homer w, Minish a. ID.
t'ustp
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
Who Can Help Save the
Flax Crop Of the Northwest

other previous WRITINGS. siio"A Hf0
peculiar conditions which surround |
| the lax crop in the northwest. be-
| lieve that the only conclusion thatcan |
/ be drawn from our observations and |
/ from our study "a TO the history OF
! the crop is that unless the farmers and !
all other person, interested take
specfal interest i'm the matter. the crop
| i, pretty liable 10 be lost TO the grow
er, and TO the Industries of this por-
a! tion OF the country just "a it has been
in other eed lax growing districts.
/ Flax seed is very scarce this year
and great care should be taken by all
those who contemplate sowing seed
that they do not make use OF seed Of
such poor quality as to result not only
! in los, Of WELD bat in inluring their
| land for lax in future years.
| Flax does not hurt the land for other
Ecrops. Flax does not PARTICULARLY re-
duce the chemical quality of tie land.
but bad fax seed does carry with II
germs of disease which may lessen the
WELD the first year and greatly injure
the crop afterwards.
X j. worth y bile 70 max" this crop
permanent feature in our cropping
- tem herr ia the northwest. The m
Elu,trtes Of the United States have been
using Approximately 2o.iU3.o0 to 2,
lOu. 0Ja of bushels oi seed every wear.
They could next year easily make use
ri 20. .Mso 600 bushels of seed. IT this
~, ,Wa .@o bushels cf seed i rot raised
in this country II will be to the als-
advantage not only Of the farmers
VINO faiE 10 grow IT, bus te every one
who ha- to use oil. paint. linoleur,
IoiI-cloth. lin,eed meal, printers ink
and many other products of great use
Ifu!uess.
l. not worth while to ask ourselves.
who can help 10 save the flax crop:
Is II wise for every one to say that
L ii is the farmers business" Let Us
see Who might help
|. There + The Scotsman, the man
whose business il is 10 sell pure seed
| for cropping purposes It Is greatly
t / to his interest that the farmers OF the
Z region in which ne lives should get
/ large Yields and profta bic returns Der
acre. The scotsman can help save the
| fax crop b. special effort to procure
and sell flax seed of bright and plump
Iuuality as free from scaly diseased
| seed and weed seeds a, possible.
, The Elevator Men Their indus
ltry is based upon the storage of the
, farmers crops. The elevator men can
helm 10 save the fax crop. The eleyat-
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

: =
April .. II Bethesda Cong. Miner.
N. ID. at ll:o0 a. m
April y, IL Rosebud Cong. White
Butte, :. ID. at | 90 a. m.
April 80. II Bethesda Conn. Miner
N, u. al | 10 a. m
May !, III Long Butte Cong, Lib
erty, n. ID, at II 90 a. m.
May Il. IL Rethania Cong, Whit
ney, s. ID. at 1880 A. m.
May ~, II Hoe Cong, Coal Springs
) u. at ; 30 Il IN.
May u. III Lennon Cong, Lem
mon, ;, -. at ln;3o a. m.
Ma, Il. IL Cedar Creek Cong, STOW
ers, n. ID. at 800 p. IN,
April ., IL Rosebud Cong, White
Butte, =. ID, at 1880 a. m.
April ., II Lennon Cong, (Eng-
iishl at l;jo =. m.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
EburN ncte$

st. Mary's Catholic Church, SER
vices lst and Bird Sunday of the month
500 A. NJ. early mass. 1890 A. Nj.
High Mass. Sunday school at APP
pointed time each Sunday.
Rev. John Frei, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
Sunday Services: Sunday school
1000 a. IN.
Preaching, loo a. m, and 1870 p.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:3o
p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all of these services.
w. ID. WILLIAMS. Pastor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICES
The following German services will
be held in and about Lennon.
Apr. q. Lenten services at Lennon,
at D. m The sermon will be held by
Rev. Jul Lenz.
Apr. 9. at Lennon, at 1920 a. m.
Apr. 9. at Hettinger, N. ID. in the
Norwegian Lutheran church, at ~
| %. m.
April IA. at Handley N. D. in Mr.,
| Kirschanmann's house, at 1870 a. m
/ April l6. at Lennon at 1880 a. M
April II. AT school house 5 miles
| south of White Butte at 1920 a. m.
April %. at Handley, N. d. at lo:3t
a. m.
April 30. at White Butte, as above
at l0:30 a, m.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

April Is. II Boe Sol,-8 y;
Springs, 5. D. at ~" a.. a :. .Nht4
April II, Belhania : ''-
S. u. ot 1890 a ~. coog. y
April Il. Cedar Creek =
ers, y. D. at 1890 a y Ratte ed|
Liberty. \. d. at io;1' =. ,,ons.,
April Ii. IL Lennon 80 :,
April m Is. IL Bethesda 0''
er s. u. at 1880 a. r. !, Brenna'
- y Pa,t'
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
WE DO THE WORK

Peoples Laundry are making a sps. eialty of rough dry laundry. oivs us . trial,
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INQUIRIES MADE ABOUT
 SPECIAL AGENT

Captain John Sundback, clerk of the Second judicial division. received e telegram today from acting chief of the field division of the land depart ment Underwood. at Seattle. making inquiries about Special Agent Barker who has been in Nome for several weeks past prior to the sailing Of the Victoria.
 The telegram wanted to know If he had sailed for the outside and on what boat. Captain Sundback notified the Acting Chief Underwood that Barker has left for Seattle on the Victoria.
 Mir. Barker Is a special agent of the land department. and his station is Fairbanks. Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
EAGLE DANCE.

Eagles will give a dance Saturday night for members and their friends only.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03

It will pay you 10 make a call and zee The bagglns in bottled goods for one week only. Seward ComI. Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
UNCLE SAM LIBERAL
 ID CITY OF NOME

Uncle sam levics taxes in the coz porated town of Alaska, but he is very generous wien the funds 50 collected
 Investigation of the money turned over to the city proves he has been very liberal during the past summer or uce tag present couucilmen have been running the affairs of the city.
 The amount .u exact figures Uncle sam has turned over tp the oty dads is as follows From April 70 June. Sloo54 Then for the quarter ending September 90. there was sl6.34664 and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03

for october. to date. $6,ss6O. making the grand total of s33.24O64 This magnificent sum when taken into con sideration with the s7,OOO left by the old city council as legacy in round numbers brings the figure to s40,000. or within a few thousand It requires to run the city for year.
 With Watchdog" MeIlke keeping his weather eye on to the pile. the pres ent council is expected to have some- thing lIk *2O,OOO in the treasury to turn over to it's successors next April
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ARE YOU GOING OUTSIDE

If you are getting ready to make the trip do not overlook having your clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired so you will arrive at your destinstio spek and span.
 IL makes all the difference m the world how your clothes are looking. So to be on the safe side, take then, to the Nome Tailoring Company and have them taken care of. Modern and best up to date methods for cleaning q garments both men and women.
 Between segerstrom & Hsssn's and zehner's Jewellery Stores, Front St.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03

Subscribe for the Nome Daily Mug. get. S2 per month.
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OR. E. z. HILL, DEPUTY GRAND PRESIDENT F. o. E. FOR ALASKA.

Dr. F. F.. Hill. the president of che Nome Aerie No. s. received a tele- grm this afternoon informing him he has been appointed deputy grand presl- dent for the territory of Alaska. of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
 The telegram was forwarded to pr. HIll from Kansas City. Mo, by Grand Secretary J. g. Parry. and informed him that Grand President Herring. of South Bend. Ind, had appointed him deputy grand president for the terri tory of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
ATCrIsoN HAS
 FINGER REMOVED

t a.uas named Atchi5on has the in deX finger removed from his left land thlz afternoon in the hospital by bre S.0aa and HtE
 The uu uas hurt by having a wagon run over hI- hand He with stood Che operation without taking anything lust watched the doctors do the work
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
ELEVEN rALEsMEN SELECTED.
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service
 LOS ANGELES. Nov. S.-ThIs af- ternoon when court adjourned theye were eleven men in the box for the McNamara jury. This does not mean that the eleven men win serve on the jury for some of them may be excused by the prosecution or defense. they having a few challenges left.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
puxBuRY WILL TAKE OUT
 ALL BUT REGISTERED

Ila schooner Duxbury will take to the states all classes oT aan with the exception of registered
 People wishing to send mail Co the states uy t.e DuAbury can leave it at the post9flce and it will go out on that boat. The local manager of the Dux- bury has notified the acting postmas- Ter they VII take ont papers etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
SEEN AND HEARD

l The children have located some good skating on Dry creek. where they gan
 bc seen after school hours gliding Over the ice
 | The first skating party to be called to our attention Is at Fort Davis where several have been Invited to go down and enjoy the smooth ice of Nome riv- CT the creek or stream having frozen over solid with glare Ice. The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mary's church met yesterday afternoon and decided to give a ball on Thanksgiving night. which falls on November. 90. This is the first real ball of the sea son to be announced and the members of the auxiliary have appoltned com mittees who are now laying plans to give the dancing loving people of Nome
 a good time after they have enjoyed their turkey dinner
 ; The Victoria was delayed at the pass two hours yesterday morning, owing to 8 heavy fog and gale blowing at the time. The boat arrived at the pass at six o'clock, but it was eight o'clock be- fore the captain sent the ship through owing to the condition of the clements. Last evening the passengers were en- toying themselves by sending messages from one ship 10 the other. The Vic toria was in a gale after going through the pass and the wind was whistling through the rigging making lots of noise, in fact 80 much that the opera tor told lditsrod he could not hear him very we'll and to call up a little later. for the Senator had a bunch of dope" to send his passengers.
 oConner sent his compliments to Clark and Bunch. asking them if the pass had closed in behind the Senator after they had churned up the waters so rapidly. that the Victoria could not find it
 Bunch was reported too seasick to care anything about the pass. or the Senator either. Clark was there with message to O'Conner wanting to know if he would take lunch with him at the Butler grill Tuedsay that he would have 1t ordered and ready 70 serve by the time the Senator ar wed.
 McManus wanted to know If Par, 1T J. Coston was really aboard the v.e. toria, for there was a rumor to thct effect on the Senator. Mac told the operator on the Senator to have Il e purser on the Vic" ask Porter elr a pinch of snuff, and by his answer he would know if his long lost polit'c,l brother was on board The answer that came was both short and direct, f,~ Tracey sent it back hot off the reel. What IL was we know not but the de- throned president of the Radiator Club. had the following dispatched Nome ward: ITO all Nomeites who are strong in the faith. and working like the busy bee. with your thumb to the nose and ringers extended. Much as you have great cause for sorrow over my depar- ture still you are to be congratulated, for the pinch of snpff Just received from the Senator nearly put me out of business"
 Today people who still had the bene- 1t Of the Moonlight water running at the tap were busy filling barrels and laying up for few days of fine noun. tain spring water The next cold snap will close down the big main as well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY OF NOME
CITY poo POUND.

Following Is list of the dogs im- pounded under provisions of Ordi- nance No. PIE during the 24 hours ending at s o'clock last night: Grey malamute dog. white feet. white face.
 Nov. 3, 1911.
 JOHN To2NHOLDT.
 Poundmaster.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
oR. SLOAN HAS MOVED.

Or. ]. N. Sloan has moved his offices from the Durham building into the Wild Goose building over Alaska bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
REMEMBER ThE NAME

For prompt and satIsfaet, ,ry laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main t5f.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-03
EAGLE DANCE.

Eagles will give c dance Saturday night for members and their friends only. | ~