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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11
Scared BY A FISH
Or Naybe It Was New Species
Ut Inland Sea Monster.
{ VISION IN RED EAGLE LAKE.


Aasssr Admits That. Nor a Bear, Nor
Seark. Though Il Did Look Like a
Dsa MT Anyhow and Luckily Il Got
Asss.
Pa ramp on Red Eagle lake In the
ssNscas~ National park. devoured by
sSs~autt,,cs as big rs cultures. As fierce
~ ss:~ss and rs numerous MS drops ~
wsScg in the Pacific ocean.
r,sss Is bad beginning for n hSh
.sssy. The language seems 70 suggest
Sasi lac narrator has already become
1~rcsn BILE. As u matter OF fact. phrases
which are strictly accurate may be
gNhsMy misleading.
TA~ language Of hyperbole is needed
~ s~svcrt an adequate picture Per
.Np the mosquitoes are not quite So
SAE ~ herce or numerous as stated. but
nAey ssen 70 he,
KNat sc the fish story, And the ham
axSsse. What follows is fact - un-
ssls~sest unexaggeratsi fact. could
Hx &sve dr'amcd il. l cannot even
SHs thst have begun ~ put pen IL
xrxSx hope u fell /, In such way AS
- 9xs,rqc Abe scene with realizing ear
sS~SqrSs netov, the eye IT my brother
asessSS
AZ ASS eyeniuS. MAS on the lake
xteNS' in my Uttle canvas bNAr. The
ssnAs< Rad been good WIS retUyu
ArS se camp satisfied, The >,rS u tj>h,
xs SShiDS Sit. discarded tackle. the
srS~ r,c,. lying ut the bN;Jom * ihe
ssSSl. Il seemed safer - leave the rod
~ se&e ou, over y,ls stern, the lilies
se.xt'ss, sNS wAycr-NGg Vf mischief. is
tA,&,@h,. where they coU,d not ges
Sss=A>l with Any u the yyutN
so ! rVwei 9lous geWJ,y. happy III
no SSuShter had accomplished and
ss~siH- NY ty,e0i> had been with lue
ae 81, ,htjy share And gGe rVi Sh0i
x<x lhe stern " the boar before my
Way eyes
saa the preSence ~ mind not ~
xssSr y forward G3vy and grab for IL
Il II Gs>speVNvyd Such 4 vio,eut nove>
ssrsss w0u'i undoubtedly have col
ssxssd my lAp>iN,e boat, Sat i'll
ssss~A.s'>> ama1e,Uent. to0 startled for
skssSh,
AMI thea close by 81 mighty splash
sA< xnd vjU0Sin-. ,uvus>l and saw
ss fhv rep II the warrr something
sstAmiaS, ryI brown head and
sAssssiecS, wa> trishseaSI II WAS
~ AsSsC
j sssNtSht ~ Il bear. ~ Il SHARK. and
asne> of >Sa monsters dashed through
NJ alad, The thin. WAS swimming
ahsxs, What Gould SeH ~ il lo3k.
~ s,r al the world GNe the head "
.SniocenI st Hsrnari d0S | used to
amk
xhre tcatne ~ tiysslt realized that
80 Uas ri>h ~ slAx<'iss ue. known
- ne and ~ al iiicvs>ilhls. unesarI %
4R He hsd taNcn my ty. had he,eS-
- AHssl. "a ~ the r,si whieh De had
aneSxd evsSspari AMI MAS swimming
a1N b<csuSe be was drawing il
n1uc the bottom ~ cas lake.
J eAaSsI him He Owed. came up
svuA with SplaShins Ike thar ~
- esepAaar in pond 1Ui smashed
Assn sgaia Almost cV0.d Ssep W
~sA elur. 81 slowly tti he swim and
- Eueo situe id be waste III his
Sxssssc esorcs - seS frsS.
&s had been able - vVw property.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11
TAXES UP AGAIN

The State Tax Commission has SCI
toUc-rov to hear the wall OF Che
sal.s county. and Representatives from
Aberdeen. HoQUian, Moucesaro and
Elul4 have been invited TO attend
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
Continued from page II

the Taxpayers League. They argue
rhal with y possible commissioner il
favor Of what has been termed The
favored interests in the taxpay!ug
line. an assessor in possible doub'.
the acquisition Of ;he fifth member
OF the board Of county equalization
the treasurer. might be ServiCeatls
However this IS gossip l; is no,
yer known thar Mr. Archer Is ser.-
Gus candidate, and gossip is often in
errc'
Republican Vote in Aberdeen
The vote for republican candidates
in Aberdeen follows
State Senator
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11

SGl-Ci,t voG svsc rsSe pa- in s1y
,a-ier mage, IiiI-s1c. YES ctac's ior
M wife aypnoc'ze.i ne- il-2 marrying
ies-SenSecs SSs c.synda
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11

send the tvtce-a-wses Herald &c
your incu1rics Eastern friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-11
UNDER A VOLCANO
A Town That Lives In Perennial
Dread Of Extinction.
COlIMi'S CRATER IN ACTION.

it's Solemn Spectacle For the Dwell.
ers In the Shadow Of the Gloomy
Peak When "Old Faithful" Explodes.
as Il Does Regularly Once a Year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

H. j. Palmer, Notary Public. Lgalpapers drawn. Office at St, Michael Trading e.
 
 --E
 Miss Maragreue Uhler, and classmate arrived up on one of the late steamers.
 (. M. Coulter is getting his gas boat the Clataaa put in shape for the fishing season.
 Leo Mccormack of the wharf was a business visitor to ketcaikan last week.
 Mrs. Fred Wigg and daughter returned from 2 two weeks visit in lunea4 last Sunday on the Hum- bolt
 Tbe Rink has placed sott drinks for sale in their place thIs last Week This is an added feature for the skating patrons.
 The cannery tender Quiu Queen of the Port Beauclare Packing Co. was in port last Monday. She is in command Of Capt. A. II. Hay burg, Neil Grant and Buster Coulter are passengers over on the Uncle Dan to Calder where they will spend two weeks at the home of John McCuIlom. Richard F5.s,ad aaa Ole John son leit Tuesday for q prospecting trip to Chicago# Island n quest ot 2 marble ledge supposed to be lo- cated in that section. Miss Alice Kinoaide of Ketoai- kan, IS visiting ar the home of Mrs. Wilson and renewing her acquaintance with many old trien3s of Wrangell. ]. Houghstrom has torn down the old building standing on his lot. back of The Sentinel office and is preparing to erect a new one on. the grounds.
 Harry Wallace and wife, Frank Goodrich wife and family took an outing last Sunday on the gas Boat Lady Mine of Nm. F!eneT over to Mill Greek.
 Tom Case has moved the soda fountain that has been in the Rink for some time over to his Ice Cream store ard will soon be in the mar ket with ice cream sodas. Marshal Grant returned from a trip 10 the mine in Groundhog Basin the first of the weeE and re- ports the assessment work on the property coming on m me shape. Misses Margaret Grant and Irene Coulter left on the Uncle Dan for Klawcck where they will spend the next two weeks of their vacation al the home Mrs. R. Cole. Governor ]. F. A. Strong and wife were among the passengers on the Spokane northbound last Fri day. While the vessel was in port the Governor paid us a short call
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

! MIL AIeek laSI sunday on a nsnlnS trip. They report all kinds of fish [but they didn't bring many back] To make change on the outside as well as the inside the new Man ager of the Wrangeil Restaurant IS having the building painted. Ralph Hall Is applying the brush. Manager ]. G. Grant of the Wrangell Hotel is having the roof of the Hotel treated 10 a new coat of paint this week. Tony Ander- son is spreading it on in his mas terfull way.
 The roof of the Custom House Is being replaced with 2 new set of pretty stained shingles. The old roof was getting in bad condition and the new one Is an added impr- ovement to the building.
 Earl West was brought in from the Sukine Trail last Saturday for medical treatment. Earl was hold inf a drill and the hammer slipped and struck his hand smatbing the bone of the thumb on his rigtt ham.
 The Rink IS being treated to a coat of paint this week which makes big change ir the place. Manager Lewis states hat when he gets through he Will have one of the best amusement houses in Alaska.
 The M.riposa cut three nets m 10 in the bay on her last trip north The fishermen say that the matter was entirely the fault of the Capt. as he was way out of his course and made no attempt to keep clear of them.
 J. H. McGehee, Manager Of the local Cooperative Fishing Co.,, re- turned from San Francisco on the Alameda. Mr. McGshee reports that his trip south has been very successful and the prospects of tle Company are better this year than ever.
 The Tbanhouser Saloon is recei- ving a coat Of paint this Hee& which adds mnch to the outward appearence 2f the place. Charlie Borch says that since he has put in that me Milwaukee Blue Ribbon Beer the place has to come up to the same standard.
 Well ir came at last. For the past month Fred Bronson has been giving Us cur fiji about that new boat he was a building up the Stik- me River and last Monday he ar rived n town in II. But the boat is al right for the river and FreI has given it a very appropriate name of None Such.
 The gas boat Laura May sank at her mouring in the bay near ire storage house Of the Cooperative Packing Co.,, last Saturday. The plug in the bottom of the boat cane out IT some manner and the boat filled with the incoming tide and is apparently little the worse for her trip 10 the bottom.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11
Attest

Attest: J. E. Worden, Town Clerk, pro tenn, June, 4th 1914 Passed and ordered printed in next issue of the Wraagell Sentinel.
 J. E. W.
 Town Clerk, pro trnl
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

The Thanhouser Saloon is recei- ving a coat of paint this wee& which adds mnch to the outward appearance 2f the place. Charlie Borch says that since he has put in that me Milwaukee Blue Ribbon Beer the place has to come up 10 the same standard.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

J. H. McGehee, Manager ot the local Cooperative Fishing Co.,, re- turned from San Francisco on the Alameda. Mr. McGshee reports that his trip south has been very successful and the prospects of tGe Company are better this year than ever.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

President of the Common Council and ex-offioo Mayor of Wrangeil.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-06-11

The Msriposa cut three nets m to in the bay on her last trip north The fishermen say that the matter was entirely the fault of the Capt. as he was way out of his course and made 10 attempt to keep clear of them.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22

as ever. Rather peculiar January
weather, perhaps the most unusual
winter as a whole ever experienced in
the state.
Mrs. Thomas Bridges who has been
at the Riverside hospital for some time
left yesterday. She will return soon
to her home at Detroit, MINI.
Mrs. Abbie Cremo Of Courtenay was
operated upon at the Platou hospital
this morning.
Mrs. Anna Doney who has been TAX
ing treatment at the Platou hospital
for some time returned to her home
near Valley City today.
Judge Cotfey Of Jamestown came
down this morning on No. Z to resume
his duties on the bench.
O. A. McFadden of Enderlin arrived
this morning to spend the day in Val
ley City on business. He is guest at
the Kindred.
G. Carnahan of Fingal was in the
city yesterday, stopping at the Rudolf.
Fred G. Stearns of Rogers was in
town yesterday, guest at the Rudolf
He returned today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1914.

! ] O6o0NBS S0lNSU"s eVI
Miss SINCE Johnson who has been
very ill with pneumonia is much bet
ter now. She is able to sit up but is
still under the doctors care.
/ C. E. Moore who has been visiting
with his mother in Detroit, Mimi,
since last Saturday, returned home
last evening.
Herman Winterer and Charles Win
terer of Sanborn, left last night for
Minneapolis to be gone for a few days
on business.
Those who were homesick to see a
real winter day, need be so no more.
The snow is blowing, it is cold and
all of the signs of winter are upon us,
but since this is the first winters day
and it is January goth there seems no
cause for complaint.
Eddie Mason went to the Platou hos
pital yesterday. He is to be operated
on today.
George Damon, the we'll known tray
cling salesman of this vicinity came
into Valley City yesterday and is a
guest at the Rudolf for a few days.
Mrs. Thomas Bridges who has been
for some time in the Riverside hospi-
tai is now the guest of Mrs. Harry
James. She expects to be here for
about three more weeks.
C. Chaffee and son Homer, return
ed last night from Fargo, having gone
there to enter some of their prize
birds in the poultry show.
Friends of DR.. Spear of Nome, who
is we'll known here, will be glad to
hear that he is much improved after
siege of illness for which he has
been taking treatment in Galesburg,
ILL., The doctor expects to leave soon
for Cuba where he has extensive farm
ing interests, for the purpose of look
ing after his investments.
| A letter this morning from Mrs. Jes-
sic G.. Wright advises a change of ad-
dress from Portland to Hollywood,
| California and the letter ends as fol-
lows: 1--WE stayed a week in Los
Angeles but think this city the beauty
spot of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sorenson who
formerly made their home in Valley
City during which time they made
many friends, have decided to return
here to make their permanent home.
Mr.. Sorenson is already here and Mrs.
Sorenson is expected to arrive about
! the first Of February. They will be
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
JANUARY II, 1914.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ladbury of
Darcy arrived in Valley City Thursday
morning for short visit with the
Thomas family, who are relatives Of
Mrs. Ladbury.
T. X. Calnan, one of the better farm
ing men of Fargo, was down last even
ing on business. He returned to Far
60 this morning.
Those who are so confdentally pre-
dieting bad weather for this month
are now convinced Of their unreliable
ity as weather profits for there never
before was such a winter month as
January has been so far.
T. Peters and Con Caddell of Mandan
are in town today, being guests at the
Kindred.
Mat Trough who is sitting on the
federal grand jury at Fargo returned
last evening and will remain until
Monday when he will go back to stay
the remainder of the term.
Mrs. J. C. Coffey of jamestown came
down last night to join her husband.
together they attended the banquet
given by the faculty Of the Normal
school to Pres. Chas. McKenny.
Miss Alma Hanson of Kathryn spent
the day in Valley City, yesterday
shopping and visiting with friends.
Oscar Hottie of Lttchville was in
town yesterday transacting business.
Mrs. A. D. Anderson of Walum spent
yesterday in Valley City shopping. She
was a guest at the Rudolf.
F. H. Farrand of Darlington and C.
o. Tangen of Sanborn, were in town
yesterday on matters pertaining to
business.
The young people of the German
Lutheran church gave surprise party
last evening on their pastor, Rev. Bub-
litz. The occasion was a very enjoy
able one.
OIL. Anthony and A. B. Cox of VIM
bledon are down today transacting bus
mess.
O. A. McFadden of Enderlin is in
town today on business matters. He
is guest at the Kindred.
Mrs. Anna Roney of Valley City is
taking treatment at the Platou hospi-
tai this week.
E. H. Mattingly of Jamestown is
spending the day in Valley City visit
ing friends and transacting business.
F. D. Williams of Cooperstown is in
town today attending to business mat
tiers. He is a guest at the Kindred.
(Co1ttinued on An cher Page.)
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY. JANUARY 19, 1914.

MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhnz of Oriska are
spending the day ntown on business.
They are guests at the Rudolf.
R, Robertson and Nels Anderson OF
Nome are business callers in the city
today.
A. D. Anderson of Walum is spend
ing the day in town on matters per-
tanning to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ladbury who
have been visiting here at the Thomas
home for several days, returned to
their home at Darcy this morning.
Mr.. C. C. Chaffee and son Homer,
left for Fargo this morning to attend
the poultry show and look after their
exhibits.
J. c. Coyle received message yes
terday advising him of the death of his
father Lawrence Coyle, at the old
home at Belle Plain, MINI. He left
on No. 8 to attend the funeral.
DR.. J. E. Featherstone left this morn
ing for Minnewaukon where he has
gone to fill his appointments. He will
make several other places on his way
back.
Miss Georgia Laird Of Fargo Is
spending the day in town visiting
friends and shopping.
Miss Billy Yaeger left this morning
for Granite Falls, Mont, where she and
her sister conduct moving picture
show. Miss Yaeger has been home for
about three weeks convalescing from
an operation which she had performed
at St. Paul.
County dad" R. B. Cox returned
Saturday evening from Fargo where
he went on Friday to attend the au-
tomobile show and to attend the
Shrine meeting. AS usual he was hav-
ing a good time and leaving trail of
insurance policies in his wake, even In
Fargo where the field is so we'll COW
cred.
C. w. Walker of Lisbon autoed over
from Lisbon yesterday afternoon re-
turning the same evening. He said the
roads were in pretty bad condition.
Editor Hyde of the Times-Record
had such a splendid time in Bismarck
on Friday and Saturday that he re-
NAMED over Sunday in order to visit
with friends.
The soft weather of the past couple
of days has ruined the skating but with
a good cold snap it might be as good
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22

other branch house managers in ten
day gathering. This meeting is an
annual affair carried out by the COM
pany and as Mr.. Boyd is a stakeholder
his presence is part of the program.
j. B. Wharton of Oriska reached
home Wednesday after several months
spent in an auctioneering school in
Chicago. He is son of Col. Moses
Wharton and that alone ought to be a
pretty fair recommendation for the
young mans success in his chosen
calling. Both father and son were in
Valley City yesterday making arrange
ments for campaign of publicity.
In addition to a chicken show, auto
mobile show, pure seed sow in Fargo
today and tomorrow, the Ceremonial
Session of Elzagal Temple will be held
tonight and about fifty candidates will
be initiated into the Oriental myster-
les. Several candidates from Barnes
county are already in Fargo, tied to
the manager and being taught to eat
hay, and about a dozen from here will
be on hand tonight to assist them in
crossing the burning sands.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Synod Lutheran Church held it's first
meeting of the new year yesterday aft
ernOon and there was large attend
ance. The treasurer's report showed
the ladies have been very industrious
during the past year and much credit
is due the retiring officers for their
untiring efforts in making the society
a success. The officers for the ensuing
year are:
President-Mrs. o. L. Larson.
Treasurer-Mrs. C. J. Rein.
Secretary-Mrs. C. G.. Naeseth.
Committee on Refreshments-Mrs.
A. 0. Fjeldhaug, Mrs. j. e. Johnson,
Mrs. X. A. Bonhus.
City Auditor NJ. J. Boyd is spend
ing the day in Fargo attending the
Automobile show.
After several days spent at Grand
Forks, Devils Lake and other points
D. w. Clark, the happy insurance man
is back on duty at his Offices.
Miss Agnes Sherlock Of Valley City
closed term of school near this city
yesterday. She returned home this
evening.
Miss Agnes Sherlock and Miss Fran
ces Moran of Valley City left this
morning for Minneapolis where they
will visit relatives for some time.
Last evening in his rooms, DR.. F. l..
Wicks entertained a party of gentle
men at an informal affair. Cards and
billiards were the principal amuse-
ments and very pleasant evening
was spent.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-22
at the Rudolf Hotel until they are able
to find a suitable residence,


to find suitable residence.
s. P. Ellis was a passenger last ev.
ening from Fargo where he has been
serving on the federal grand jury.
Miss Gladys Schroeder left yester.
day for Minneapolis where she goes to
make a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Presler and lit
tie son who have been visiting in St.
Paul for a week or more, returned
home this morning.
The Woman's club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. JET
freys. The subject discussed was
"Woman's Suffrage"
Jake Messner was in from Oriska
yesterday and he says he doesn't care
whether the country goes democrat or
to the bow vows, he Is the father of a
fourteen pound boy, born last Tuesday
Jan. 10.
The friends and acquaintance of
Mrs. Olaf Olson will be interested to
hear that she underwent an operation
for appendicitis at one of the st. Paul
hospitals last week. Mrs. Olson is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Boughton who
left Friday for Fargo to visit at the
home of their son and to attend the
various shows at the Gate City, return
ed last evening.
Mrs. J. w. Rodewald left Monday
for her home in Wisconsin to visit
with her parents during her husbands
absence in South Dakota on a business
, trip. ... .@
J. w. Rodewald left yesterday for
points in South Dakota where he will
look after insurance business.
Mrs. Anderson of Kathryn is at the
Platou hospital very ill with typhoid
fever.
Fred C. Stearns of Rogers is spend
ing the day in Valley City transaciing
business.
Mrs. Munsey of Fingal entered the
Platou hospital and had an operation
performed Sunday. She is doing very
we'll.
A. A. Doe of Fingal and F. c. Oliver
of McHenry were in the city yester-
day on business. They returned to
their home today.
Fred Schultz and T. Noltimier of
Oriska were in the city yesterday tran
sacting business. They stopped at the
Rudolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fletcher and Marie
Farrell of Rogers came down yester-
day to shop in the city. Mrs. Fletcher
and Miss Farrell returned today, Mr.
Fletcher remaining over at the Kin
bred.
Miss Ruth Lutvie of Rogers was the
guest of Miss Clara Stenshoel over
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Green of Dawson is
spending a few weeks in town the
guest of her son N. H. Nelson.
Charles Featherstone of Spokane,
Washington, was a guest here between
trains last evening of his brother, j.
IL. Featherstone. Mr.. Featherstone
stopped here enroute to his home in
Spokane from a business trip to Chi
cago.
John Neustaedter is busy this week
putting in windows at the fire escapes
of the three school buildings. They
will be completed as soon as the doors
arrive from the factory.
The choir of the Methodist church
will give it's annual concert next Fri
day, Jan. %. One number will be the
"Holy City" with the pipe organ &C.
compartment.
Fred Graham of Wimbledon was tran
sacting business in the city yesterday.