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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-24

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-29

The Black Fox returned from the Iskut Tuesday.
 NJ. F. Inman is building a shop near the Wrangell Machine Shop.
 Mrs. D. N. Mcdonald went to ketchikan on the Seattle.
 A 20 h. p. Troyer-FoX engine has been installed in the I telegraph
 Mrs. I. Wigg and daughter. Grace. returned from ketchikan this morning.
 R. H. Bushen IT,, of Ketchikan was passenger north on the State of California this morning.
 The Nahlin returned from Tele- graph Sunday and cleared again Monday with freight and passen- gers.
 Joseph T'riehock, foreman at the Santa Ana Cannery. is at the hos pital suffering an attact of appen- dicitis.
 A. NJ, Tyson, Canadian lnspec- tor of Indian Agencies, arrived in Wrangell this morning enroute to Telegraph Creek.
 Miss Marie Thomeson and Mrs. Saunderson were passengcrs from Petersburg oil the Humboldt Tues day.
 Miss Woods, who has beef vis. ting relatives in Portland. returned to Wrargcll on the Humboldt Sa,- urdar,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-29
The Camel.

Following is what Connt Gleicfen says of Il camel: "A camels hind legs will reach auyNhere-oter his head. rotihd his rlipst afid on to his hump. Even when lying down an evil disposed animaf vii! shoot oui his Hind legs and brin" you 10 a sitting posttire. His neck k of the same piancy He will chew the rttut of lis tall. nip you in the calf ur !ay the top of his head on his hump He also bellows and roars at ron whatpter you are tloing-s;td- dlin" him. feeding llitn. mounting him. unSa dlling him. To thc unuitiated q camel going for ditp with his mouth open ard gurcling horribly Is q terri. flying sirrtarie. but do not mind him: it is olilt his way heard of one or two men havtns t1ren kicked at various times. but it is the excep
 tiOn not the rule. for the camel is re:ll
 iy II rpry dJ.iip anitIitl ahd IeHrns to briiatp himself in the nuSl trying fio. si;iun with rpuaiIimity. though fear II is only the result of want of brains"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-29
News of Lo-
 cal Interest

Mrs. ]. H. Palmer is making q trip south on the AI-Ki and will visit relatives in Washington and Oregon.
 Misses Cunningham and Brewer who have been spending their va cation in Wrangell, returned to Tacoma on the Seattle Tuesday.
 Fred Swanson was brought in from Tokeen on the Vermont this morning for treatment lor injuries received while working in the quar- ".
 Mr. and Mrs. r. ;. Barnes Miss Helen Barnes and Hiss Ruth Hummer were in from Lake Bay Monday on the Aiircnc.
 \. H. Lawrence and Vim. Strong left for the Stikinc Monday with two boats of salt and tierces for mild curing Cohos.
 The girls who conducted the candy sale at the rink Saturday evening wish to express their thanks to Wrangell people for their liberal patronage,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-29
CCHOOL SUPPLIES WRANGELL DRUG co.
IJotic

The price of milk from the Moen Dairy will be I2 I-2 cents after September !.
 x. l.. MoEN,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
GRAND CIRCUIT
Opening of Big Show Races At Kala-
mazoo Brought Out Number
OF Surprises.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 15.-Grand
circuit racing opened iu Kalamazoo to-
day under most Favorable track and
weather conditions II was a bad day
:or fnvoritcs. sunny Jim and Jack Lon
don being especially appointing
queen Worthy rad little difficulty in
landing the 2.1N trot.
u required four heats % decide the
2-lf pace. Pearl Patch and Henry IL.
cuuteuting closely FOR FIRST honors ia
every heat The race was ono OF the
frcftteSt ever run ia Kalamazoo
Derby Roy had 10 90 fye heats 20
win the 2-l2 trut. Defeated Ia the flrst
two heats Jack London. the favorfte.
hl length each time Derby Boy In th.
last three heats displayed remarkable
speed ON the finish. taking one OF the
rrettiest races OF the day.
Summaries:
2.l6 trot purse $1,000: ? IN b:
queen Worthy. first. Funny. Crank.
second. Nutline. third Best time
2l0L.
2:o7 pace. purse $4,000: ? IN 3:
bad"u Direct. FIRST: Eddie billiard
second sunny Jim third Best time
2.Is trot. purse $1,000: IN g.
Derby Roy. first. Dandy Wood sec
ona. Jack London. third. Best time
pa pace. PURGE $4,000. ? in O.
Pearl Patch. FIRST: Henry H. second.
l'"ron s. thi-i The Assessor. thI.u.
lest time 600
Third money divided between Baron
y. and The Assessor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

and have a gasser. on Short run. the
same parties are drilling a test on the
lorenzo Cain farm. In Doddridge and
iNirr counties the gas companies are
very busy The Hope. Carnegie and
Philadelphia Companies are drilling and
starting more than thirty wells an the
two counties.
on Long Drain run. Church district.
Wetzel county. the Wheeling Gas Com
pand has made "A location on the ". =.
the same district. the Philrdelphis COM
pany IL down 500 feet AT a test on the
InofnaS Carpenter farm. on PvleS
Fork. Warrington district Marion coun-
y. the Manufacturers Light and Heat
company T. due In the sand at 4 tcst on
the r. X Freeland farm. on state
Fork. the Carnegie Natural Gas COM
p"nN II due At test on the !. Il. Baker
farm.
on Isaac's creek. sardis district. Har-
fisOn county. the Hope Natural Gas
COMPANY II drilling tests ou the Belle
Cunningham and A T. Hustled farms
on higamon creek. Warrington district.
Marion county. the DelmAr OH Company
Ialkiugton farm. on Wissmans run. in
ihe same district the Hope Natural Gas
'onpany Is drilling Il test on the g. d.
Ashcroft farm.
southeastern Ohio.
In tie deep sand territory In south
EASTERN Ohio. IN Pals Gore townsl in.
Hooking county. the Charters OH com
pany has completed and shot it, No 80
on the Hooking. Products company's
property and - produced 100 barrels the
nrst eighteen hours
Near stockport windsor township
MorEan county. 'rndorf & company have
drilled 40. 1 on the 4. Van Fossen farm
through the Cow Run sand and have "A
custer In Newport TOWNSHIP Wash
iugton county. the Crescent Producing
company has drilled No. 20 on the Plum
mer heirs farm through the second Cow
Kun sand and las d buster In a..
keas Run district Grandview TOWNSHIP
W. Ellis farm.
In the bremen district Fairfield
county. the ANelon OH x Gas compan,--
No. 3 on the James " Adrock farm T.
n"ldlng up az 1850 barrels "A day. In
Randolph tow nsh TO- Portage rourf,.
about fifteen miles north Of Alliance.
le" & Co. nave 90 He'd a test IN fr@
Andrew Horning farm through the Berea
,Grit and have q buster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

League hut no only lasted two innings
Matthews relieving TmhOurs pitched
FOR Dilionvale and allowed bridgeport
but six hits.
The Glencoe team defeated the strong
helmont nine on sunday afternoon at
Glencoe. by the score % 10 90 .. sells
Shafer and craig formed the battery for
belmont, and Wilson and Thornton for
Glencoe. McMechen umpired the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
Trf-stats League.

" TT'"TTIT|T y I.0nITTF
First Eafue--
Trenton 9 iDhnsfown Q.
Second game
Iru'Or 4.fue+Dwu %
llleuf0wr q. Harrisburg 6.
Atlantic CITY o. York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
OIL AND GAS


The southwestern portion Of the Blue
Creek field IN kanawha county is now
furnishing the largest producers. The
aNerake size OF the wells. however. are
not as large as a few weeks ago. on
PICK creek. the ohio Fuel on Company
mas drilled In a second test on the ". l..
Becker farm, located I45 feet southeast
90 the South Penn Oi Company's No 8
on the l. G.. Myers farm. and II Is flow
ing at the rate Of 20 barrels an hour
In the northeast extension. the ohio
Fuel Company has completed No. "a on
the Chloe Copenhaver farm and has a
loo barrel producer. No on the same
farm has stopped producing and was
given a shot and 10 is now producing 20
barrels a day. Both the northeast and
southwest extensions are due TO present
a number OF competitions during the
early part OF the week.
The production OF the field has now
settled down To- an average OF about Is
600 barrels DAY. The sunday gauges
Of the Blue creek wells were az follows:
ohio Fuel Oh Company Nos. to 10
q. e. * W. +. Myers. 10 barrels. Nos. !
and ,, J. :. Newhouse 100 barrels Nos.
J and J. keeten COS barrels. Nos.
20 II O W. White SIS barrels. Nos / ?
and A p Hays 300 barrels. chloe CO.
'enhaver farm tl6 welisl $50 barrels.
Nos. 10 5. Ethel Price, $40 barrels:
] TO j. \. Price. So barrels; Nos. ] and
W. l. Becker. 335 barrels. United Fuel
100 barrels. Nos. l. and 3 r 4 Wise.
$50 barrels Nos. / To- James r Brown.
Eslho barrels No. ] err en- smith. - bar
rels. south Penn OIL Company Sos !
and Albert Myers. 1918 barrels. Nos.
!. and Jane -. MOles. IS barrels.
Nos. !. and Bannister heirs 1.l2O bar
rels. nos. 1 and W. :. Jarrett. 500 ar
rels. NOS !. 2 and L. e. Myers. .OI5
barrels Nos. I and 80. " Jarrett 2s0
barrels 40. I George b. Myers. 10 tar-
rels. Davidson a. Gates Nos I 90 pa
wilson Gates. 200 barrels. Walnut creek
OIL Company nos 90 Coal q coke ".
r. riEht Of way. $50 barrels Groszcup
Hummeii & Srhwnhe Nos fo e David
J jarrett. s35 barrels Freudenh berger
barrels. Ivory q. Jord0n. receiver Nos
! TO Edna Myers. 40 barrels. Tlshke-
wah OIL 4 Gas company Sos. ! and
Booker leIr- 100 barrels. " : Edwards
OIL Company SOS . % Graham heirs
800 barrels and Nos I 60 3 T. = tones
lots. 100 barrels.
RoRne County.
on modem run. Smlfhfeld district.
Roane county the ohio fuel Dii COM
Iary has completed ana shot if- $50 %
Ond fha V. II T. smith farm and has q
2o-barrel producer go the Hig Injun
Eanf
on BELLS run. Centre district calhoun
county. the South Penn Dil Company
farm and has ff-harrel rumpcr tn
the E@rea Grit Three miles elsf or
tfraVsfilla. ir Naralail county the TIT
state Gas fuwrfrr EHa drilled a test
90 ftF 4 rmIf. farm through the
Ior4Hr fful auf hIa a buster
ON fiillle leland U-srr rertartfIfa
oiffrI'f Tyler count. Trainer UHl.
tHrs drilled a frFf Hr fha oliver a 20
u iifr- Farm Through ffr ~lusw sarI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

me Marion Motor car go. which vas
,r entity bought hv y. 20 Hnudlev frnrl
.i' ". NJ llii ~ the overland CO.. has
~ We i'NHns. Wild bob" Mcclure Al
lli,I'Halfe ranchfnan. and Hugh Irano
"'f. ii" management 81 Mr. Handle,
"'' also the president or The Arrerf-
iu motor Co, the Marion 60. prom. =.
l' "'', ONE ono az the real factors fr f...
H"'"in'uiie induStr5. M HHndlev has
as "'Itied With him men who have frai,.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

has all ot the 81 actacular features n
q contest. and the natives OF the
rural sections along the route often
take the run for a race Of some sort
or other
The cars are checked out every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

one ~ the surprising tnines BROUGHT
NNN tN tle Pour states Tour i. 49,.
"Nih'"r ~ people that picked the Ar.sr.-
cars out OF the entire number
.rsc care. WITH their undressing ,or,-
eN irIIpu. attract attention wEr~r,.r
,f .." seen. The cor although ga
l'" rf iith any 81. o. car. ha- a .-s...r
road clearance them sE Dor ..rt 80 49,
care l4llt ln Amerlra. '''
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-02

A CONTINUED STORY j.
OF CURRENT EVENTS.


Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner &
Best's. 45u
OATS and GROUND FEED for sale at
]. A. McCann's place. I5pI
Attorney George Hurd was down from
Glasgow last Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. A. r. Milton. of Poplar. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Culbertson visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Samuel Johnston of Ridott. iii ar
rived Tuesday for an indefinite visit with
her daughter, Mrs. r. T. Cookingham.
Misses Dora and Ella Tyler are here
from Burlington. Iowa. as guests of their
cousin. Rev. r T. Buckingham. They
will be here for several weeks.
FOR RENT-Furnished four room cot
tsge belonging to the estate of Grandma
Reed. For particulars inquire at the Search
sight office or of !. E. Peterson. admins
traitor. Off
DIR. II. L. DEWEY. one of the DEWEY
Brothers OF Glasgow. IS IN Cuibertson TINS
week at the Evans Hotel and is getting a
good practice here DR.. DEWEY expects to
visit Culbertson one week in every month.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterfield & Englebright. aft
DIR. G. II Kline. who has been the pop
ular dentist In Glasgow for the past ten
years. recently sold his practice to DEWEY
brothers. two young practitioners who are
away up in their profession. DR.. Kline
was in Culbertson Monday introducing DIR.
H. L. DEWEY to his friends here. DR..
Kline has purchased a general store at
Hinsdale ami will conduct thar business in
the future.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-02
Local Happenings.

Call on the Valley Land Co. for farm
10 ms. Off
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bjorge Of
Lanark boy on Sunday. July 81
A girl was bora to Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Gengs,ad of Dane Valley on July 2oth
County Attorney John Hurley of Glas-
Cow stopped here Tuesday on his way home
from Medicine Lake where he has heen at
tending to some lega! matters for the coun-
ty.
George Damn of the Russian settlement
had his shoulder broken in a runaway
while coming 10 Culbertson one day last
week. The fracture was reduced by DR..
Collinson and the patient is doing fine.
A nephew OF John Salvevold. 10 years
old. fell from wagon while playing and
broke his left arm between the shoulder
and elbow on Friday July 10th. The frac-
ture received prope. attention and the
patien, is doing nicely.
H. z. Everett. sales manager for Kukles
& Stock Co, manufacturers of the Seal Of
Minnesota cigars. was in town Saturday
and called at the Searchlight Office. He
believes in advertising in the local papers
Notice small ads in this paper next week.
Have Mathews look after your land bus
mess. Off
Al. Willoughby. who has been driving
the delivery wagon for Tanner & Best for
the past year. is taking a vacation of a
month or six weeks and is helping his folks
on their big farm on the South Side thru
harvest. Allen Dolliver. who came here
about month ago from Minnesota is TAX
ing WiIloughby's place on the wagon.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-02

Be on hand tomorrow afternoon n get
some Of that home baking which the Pres
byterian ladies will offer at Tanner & Best.
Methodist Church services will be- he'd
Sunday evening at eight O'Clock IN the
Opera House. Everybody invited.
List your farm for sale with the Valley
Land Co. Off
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet
on Friday afternoon OF next week al the
country home of Mrs. VIM Mcbride. and
It is hoped there will be large attendance.
w. +. Brooks. at one time foreman of
the Searchlight Office. but now telegraph
operator at the Snowden station. was in
town "Wednesday and paid this office
pleasant call.
The Catholic lawn social held at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Huebner Tues
dav evening was a grand success. both
socially and financially. Ice Cream and
cake was served and was enjoyed by all
Murphy" Mcneil is back on his job as
barber in the Evans Hotel shop. His va
cation was cut short by the resignation Of
his substitute Rev. VIM. Norton who went
to Medicine Lake. Murphy went to work
Tuesday.
Tanner & Best have started an immedi-
ate clearing sale of all summer goods. As
will be seen by there ad this week they are
giving especially low prices on these goods
in order to make room for the fall and win
ter stock.
Mrs. !. w. Chase. returned Saturday
evening from visit to her old home in
Hanover. ILL.,. where her father lives. She
also visited friends at Cedar Rapids Iowa.
and other points She enjoyed her vaca-
ton very much and is now ready for an
other years labor in the Culbertson win.
yard.
N. b. Torrey, proprietor of the Havre
Monumental q Cut Stone Co.. was in town
Wednesday. lie stopped of here on his
way home from trip up the Plentywood
otduSu' WhSte TIC gOt a uuWOer OF ORDERS
for monuments. He expects to be back in
Culbertson in a week when he will take or
ders here.
Frank Mccormack, our CITY Marshall.
has been cutting the weeds and grass in
the streets and alleys Of Culbertson and
most of the property owners have cut the
weeds on their lets. Those who have not
yet done SO should do il at once SO as to
give our little city the neat and tidy APP
pearance which il deserves.
AT II o'clock Sunday morning the dele.
gates to the Valley County Sunday School
Convention will give their reports at the
Presbyterian church. These will be Of
special interest to the parents as well as to
the young. and all who can are urged to be |
present to hear them. In the evening the |
pastor will speak on 1.-THE One Talent
Man." All will be welcomed to the Sun
day School at 10 a. m, and the Christian
Enieavor at pm.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-02
MCCORMICK Line
THIS LINE

of farm machines has given universal satisfaction
and is known the world over. If you are not al
ready user of Mccormick machines, call at your
plains the superior features found in the construc-
ton of Mccormick machines. We handle this line
ready Mccormick user try Mccormick binder
or Mccormick mower, and prove the superiority
of Mccormick machines
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-07-13
YACHT "PENELOPE"
 ARRIVES NORTH

Sidney F. Mott, Vice. Pres, and Manager of the Washing ton Building and Security Co.,, and his brother Hublin s. Mott Secretary and Treasurer of the same company, arrived up on their private yacht "Penelope' late Saturday. They have with them their mother, a lady 70 years of age, and Miss Dixon. They report an exceptionally enjoyable trip of 15 days. They are very enthusiastic over the scenery and their reception at ketchikan. They intend to stay with Us several days.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-07-13
From Tuesdays Daily MISSIONARIES ON TOUR

The gas boat Lois was in port yesterday and left this morning at four o'clock with the Reyer- and and Mrs. David Wagner and children of Klowack, Rev. Livingston F. Jones, of Juneau, and Miss X. c. Doren. The party will cruise up the east side of Prince of Wales Island lon the way to Juneau, where Miss Doren will visit friends. The Lois. a staunch cruiser of 5o feet, with a 25 h. p. engine is owned by the Board of Home Missions of the Presbytery Of Alaska, and commanded by Mr. Wagner, under orders from the Board. Mr. Wagner and Mr. Jones as members of the Home Missions Committee have been touring Southeastern Alaska several weeks, visiting every Mission camp and cannery as far north as kluekwan, holding services and gathering infor- nation and details to be en- bodied in report to the Board of Home Missions that is work ing hard 10 better the condit- ions of the Alaska natives.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-07-13
From Mondays Daily
 BOYS GO NORTH

Manager Jackson of the Juneau and Douglas Amuse- ment houses, arrived down from Juneau on the Jefferson, Sunday. He combined busl- ness with pleasure and made the final arrangements for a trip for our Base Ball Boys. The team will leave Wednes- day and play in Juneau Satur- day and Sunday, for the eXpen- ses Of the trip complete.
 The team has been playing good ball lately and when Il crosses bats with the team from the Capitol City some snappy work is expected. Man ager purinton expects to bring home the bacon.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-07-13
TEDDY LEAVES

Custom Inspector Willis, Of Juneau, left this morning for Portland Canal on the Teddy, Arthur Cushman the newly ap~ pointed Deputy Collector of Gus toms accompanied him. Cush- man will have charge of the collecting of the duty on fish imported for use at the Hid den Inlet Cannery..