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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17
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. South St. Paul, Mimi, June IA. =
Receipts-Cattle, 1880; hogs, 12,-
400; sheep, $50.
Prices, Killing Cattle Steers, 500
@S.75; cows and heifers, $500 $50;
Gamers, 3.5o@4.25; bulls, 3.5o@7.0O;
cutters, 4.25@4.75; veal calves, 400
$500. Market, steady to weak. Veal
calves, steady.
stockers and feeders Feeding.
steers, 900 to HOO lbs, 5.25@7.5O;
stock steers, 500 to 900 lbs, 4.50@
7.25; stock cows and heifers, $500
$50; stock bulls, 4.50@6.25. Market.
steady.
Shorn Sheep and Lambs-Lambs,.
100000; yearlings, 6.oO@7.OO;
bucks, 4.00@4.75; wethers, 5.00@6.0O;~
ewes, 3.00@5.50; spring lambs, 1000
1850. Lambs steady; sheep, steady.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17

ductor Blewett and Baggageman
Rauk are in Fargo today in regard to
a case in which some shoes were
stolen from a freight car at this sta
ton.
Professor Hollis of A. c., was pas
senger on No. s last Thursday evening
returning home from Darlington,
where he delivered an address to the
eighth grade graduating class. It was
a county eddy affair, and there was
II in the class.
One Of the items overlooked by the
Enterprise last week was the visit of
Henry T. Murphy, of Bismarck, to
relatives and friends. Henry is an old
Sanborn boy, born and raised here.
and we were pleased to greet him.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17
HEMAN

Andrew BONNER is putting an ad-
dition on his house:
E. c. Thompson is building an ad-
dition to his barn.
John Flach is busy assessing in this
township these days.
Philip sauer, Of Clark City, called
on Sam Wolski Monday.
Mrs. Sam Wolski called on Mrs.
Chas. NUM- Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Stoll and Cora Larson at
tended church at Clark City Sunday.
VIM. Schriever and Arthur Kee are
serving as jurors at Valley City this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Walters Of Sanborn
spent Sunday at the home Of Will
Brock.
Alice Lettenmaier 10 assisting Mrs.
Lundgren Of sanborn for . couple Of
days.
Mrs. Chas. NUM- and daughters call
ed on Mrs. George Gray last Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Edna Schriever returned home
last Thursday after spending several
days with Mrs. Henry Sauer.
NJ. and Mrs. Ray Swartout and Mrs.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17

Several prominent railroad officials
stopped in Sanborn q while this morn
ing to look into matters regarding the
safeguarding Of railroad crossings.
They gave out no definite information
as to what the company will do. The
representatives Of the company were
Superintendent F. R. Bartles Of the
Fargo division, E. NJ. Grimes, superin.
tendent of bridges and buildings; ].
NJ. Boyd, train master, and F. w.
Fuller, road master.
On invitation, several Automobile
loads of members Of Sanborn Lodge,
A. F and A. NJ, motored to Litchville
to join with the sister lodge Of that
place in comforting the master degree.
Among those attending from the local
organization were: J. e. Vernon, G..
o. LANCER, Frank Atkinson. N. D
Willennar, w. A. Siegfried, D. R..
Jones, D. g. Wilcox, p, E. Knudson,
J. E. PRIME. c. J. Miller, A. H. Siver-
son and John Jones, James Brimer
and Fred Greek. The sanbornites met
with . very cordial reception. and
heartily enjoyed the occasion.
The annual picnic Of the Brimer
Township Farmers club will be held
on the old Brimer farm, Thursday,
June "a. Among the amusements will
be two ball games, pony race. tug Of
war, speeches BY several good speak.
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KATHRYN JoTTlNes

Kathryn Recorder: We regret to
learn that Hans Hanson is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nicholson, of Fin
gal, were Monday visitors in Kathryn.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kathryn Farmers Ele-
vator Co. occurs Saturday, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Thoreson and lit
tie son went to Fargo last Saturday
afternoon on business trip, returning
Tuesday.
The Kathryn Ladies' Aid will meet
in the church basement Thursday aft
ernoon, June II, at 800 O'Clock.
Gravel has been hauled for improv-
ing our streets, but we are of the i'm.
preston that the streets should have
| been graded first in order to have
made the crawling proposition effec'
tive.
A much needed culvert is being
placed south Of the burg.
Mr.: and Mrs. Martin Larson and
! family, of near Sanborn, came Satur'
day evening for few days visit here.
Erik Lund went to Fargo last Sat
urday and took in ball game of the
Northern league at Moorhead Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Roe returned Sat
urday from Valley City, where Mrs
Roe had been for some time undergo
; ing medical treatment.
John R. Johanneson went to Valley
City Tuesday, where he took the train
for Dogden to look after business in
terests. He was accompanied to Val
ley City by Oscar Anderson and Sven
Swensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Temte of Volga
S. D., came Friday and visited with
their son Otto and other friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Temte were on trip to Sc
attic and San Francisco. They LEFT
here Monday bound for the west.
]. C. Thoreson, our town .boari
chairman, ceertainly looks well to the
work, but he certainly cannot do it al
alone. Now dive in, boys, and we viii
have as good town as there is in thu
county, even though the county boart
did see fit to turn down bridge propo
sitions that are real necessities.
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ROGERS TRIMMED wIMsLEpon

r.
In q fast, game Of the national, sport
the Junction town was returned win
ner over the team from Wimbledon.
Thursday afternoon by score Of FIVE.
to one. Dick Leahy was on the
mound for Rogers and struck out If
teen of the ambitious swatters from
the north. schmirler started for
Wimbledon, but after four runs had
been chalked up against him in as
many innings he gave way to Spencer
who held the Rogers bunch. to one
run for the last five innings. Hicks
and Carr were the umpires and lasted
the whole game. This makes game
each for these teams and the deciding
one will probably bring out record:
crowd.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17

Emil Opperud went to Valley City last
Monday where they will serve on the
the jury.
Oscar Aas was visitor with Jens
Rensby last Friday evening.
E. G. Strom, of Kathryn, was over to
Henrickson's place last Thursday and
purchased a COW.
The Norwegian school closed last
week after five weeks term.
Miss Nina Henrikson visited with
Mrs. Peter A. Anderson last Friday
afternoon.
Mandius Monson was Kathryn
shopper last Saturday.
Bert Sebby visited with Jens Hen
rikson last Friday evening.
Peter A. Anderson was busy a cou-
pie of days last week doing some
painting.
Miss Marie Henrikson returned to
Valley City last Tuesday afternoon
after having visited at her home for
a few days.
Martin Olstad and son Fritz have
been busy hauling lumber from Kath-
ryn. s.. .s
Jens Rensby. our road overseer,
started with the road work last week.
Carl Henrikson was business visi-
tor in Kathryn one day last week.
Mrs. G. o. Aas visited with Mrs. o.
car E. Aas last Friday afternoon.
Peter Gregerson and sons Andrew
and Sidney, were Kathryn shoppers
last Friday.
Julius and John F. Henrikson spent
one evening last week with Alfred and
Oscar Aas.
Eddie Aas is staying with Hedge
Olson, while Alfred Anderson is in
Valley City.
There is a new ball team in the
Sheyenne Valley.
Lightning struck the home Of G.
Aas last week. No one was injured.
Gust Collins and Anders Opsahl
were business visitors in Kathryn last
Friday.
The West Prairie team came down
last Sunday afternoon and played
game with the Sheyenne Valley team.
The score was 8 to in favor of the
West Prairie team.
Peter Gregerson and son Axel were
busy last week doing some fencing.
Eddie Aas was a visitor with Her.
man Luddika one day last week.
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nRlEF5 FROM ALI
pG AROUND ~
1.-THE COUNTY,

The directors Of the Farmers Ele.
vator was busy last week checking
up the business for the past year.
L. NJ. ,Oppegard autoed to Valley
City on Tuesday, taking Alma Salt
hammer there. The latter is taking
treatments for her eyes.
A. Nahum & Son shipped car
load of hogs to the cities Saturday.
Andrew went down with the car.
Miss Witness arrived on Saturday
from Moorhead where she has been
attending the Normal school She
will spend a few days visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. J. D. McFarlane.
Alvin Nordahl had the misfortune
in getting hurt when hauling rocks
on the Oliver Olson farm last week
and he left on Tuesday for Fargo to
consult a doctor.
Albert Rein returned from Fargo
Wednesday Wnere ne las Speut d
few days with his wife, who is con-
fined to a hospital. sne is improv-
ing nicely.
Jacob Arves had the misfortune in
getting kicked by horse on Friday
morning while getting ready to go
to his farm. He is able to move
about.
Albert E. Peterson and crew Of
men has completed the carpenter
work here at present and they left
on Saturday for Nome. They will
probably be back in the future to
erect another building.
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T. B. Swartout and Mrs. Arthur Ke,
were Valley City visitors Tuesday.
Rudolph Kruska called on Chas
NUM- and C. Lettenmaier Monday
afternoon.
A number of friends gathered a
the Andrew Sauer home Sunday ant
all had fine time.
Mrs. Frank Rambo and Miss Annie
Rothschiller were shopping in Valley
City last Friday.
The dance at John Sauer's was vel
attended by a large crowd, and every
body reports fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noecker and Miss
Anna Barthel attended the Aid al
Albert Gulmon's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sauer and Mag
gle schriever spent last Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. G. Letten
maier.
Rudolph Greb attended the dance al
John Sauer's and visited at the c.
Lettenmaier home. He returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Gust. Brock and daughter
Julia, Of Hobart, and Mrs. Nels Mon
son, of Valley City, visited at the
Chas. NUM- home Monday.
Mrs. E. C. Thompson and Mrs. J. A.
Stoll and Miss Cora Larson attended
the picnic in Volney Green's grove
Monday afternoon. ...
Charles Bartz and Carl Maier, Of
Valley City, were canvassing in this
vicinity and called at the Lettenmaier,
Saur and Brock homes.
Misses Emma, Gertie and Annie
Schriever and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Wolski and children visited at the C.
Lettenmaier home Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NUM- received
an invitation to the wedding of Miss
Ado Simmons to Victor Pengilly, next
Wednesday, June 16. Miss Simmons
was teacher in district 81, and is well
known in this vicinity.
Those who attended the Ladies' Aid
at Martin Brooks from this vicinity
were: Rose, Anna and Ricka Letten-
maier, Mrs. Chas. NUM-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Noecker and son and Miss Anna
Barthel. There was a large crowd
present and all had a fine time.
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HASTINGS NOTES.


Hastings Times: Eddie Lind left
on Wednesday for Fargo to have some
dental work done.
A. Eggen and family autoed to Val
ley City on Tuesday evening.
Jack Arves, Of Kathryn, was call
er in our burg on Friday.
! August Moody is doing some car
spenter work for Ole A. Kjelland this
last week.
Jacob and Anton Arves autoed to
Valley City on Friday where they
transacted business.
Carl Kjelland, Of Litchville, spent
few days Of last week here visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Froid and children, OF
Valley City, are spending s few days
visiting friends and relatives here.
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GETCHELL PRAIRIE

w
the first Of the week.
Miss Josephine Getchell entertained
the members of the High school at her
home Thursday evening.
Clarence Chilberg returned from Du-
luth Thursday
Mrs. E. P. Getchell, OF Valley City,
was weekend visitor at the J. R.
Getchell home.
Miss Irma Robertson left for her
home in Park River Wednesday.
Mrs Harrison Wilson is spending a
couple of weeks at the home of her
son, Ben Wilson.
The pouring rain Saturday put the
finishing touches to the picnic plans
for that day.
Miss Delphia Sharpe and sister Miss
Dorothy returned to their home in
Moorhead Saturday.
Miss Caroline Hanson arrived Sat-
urday to spend a few weeks at the
home of her friend, Mrs. J. R. Get.
chell.
In spite of the bad roads, more than
a hundred gathered at the church Sun
day to attend the Sunday school insti-
ture and children's day exercises. The
program was very interesting and in.
structive, and thoroughly enjoyed by
those present.
Otto Borchert is guest at the ]. R.
Getchell home.
The township board of equalization
met at the Froleich building on Sec. q
Monday afternoon.
A big crowd turned out to see the
ball game Monday night. After the
game ice cream and other refresh
ments were served in the basement oil
the church. We grieve to announce
that they licked US, the score was
to IL in favor of the Methodist Broth
erhood. The ball boys are planning
another game on the home grounds
for next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. Martin entertained a few
friends at dinner Tuesday. Those
present were Mrs. VIM. Harper ant
daughter Helen, the Misses Delphi.
and Dorothy Sharpe, Nina Trussel ant
Mrs. Edgar Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Whitcher went t,
Valley City Tuesday to attend tn
graduating exercises of the publ
schools and spend a couple Of day
with their daughter, Miss Nellie.
Mrs. VIM. Harper and Mrs. Chas
Whitcher left for Minot Tuesda
morning to attend the State Sunda
school convention.
Mrs. VIM. Harper entertained fey
friends Friday in honor Of the birth
day of her daughter, Miss Helen.
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sANBoRN HAPPENINGS


Sanborn Enterprise: Gilbert Elliott,
of Leonard, is visiting relatives here
this week. . H..
J. L. Houghtaling left Saturday for
a fishing bout at Perham, MINI.
Peter Knudson of Ecxelson was a
business visitor in sanborn Tuesday.
Olson, the Darcy stock shipper, re-
turned from trip to eastern markets
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt stinson Of Rogers
neighborhood, were Sanborn visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Engebretson was a Sun.
day to Monday guest Of her sister,
Miss Minnie Engebretson. 49,.
Mrs. H. Lundgren has brought the
Annex restaurant from ". NJ. Denni-
son, and took possession this morning.
Miss Hattie Gerntholz returned
Monday from Hendrum, Mimi, near
Fargo, where she has been teaching
school.
Nels Nelson, of Darcy, returned
Tuesday morning, having struck a fine
market for his hogs on the Twin
City markets.
D. R. Jones was a passenger on No.
Z Saturday for Eckelson, enroute for
home after attending the Masonic do
ings in Fargo.
Mrs. A. H. Cramer and Mrs. T. J.
Blewett were passengers to James.
town last Friday morning, where they
took No. 4 for Fargo.
Messrs. Andrew Brimer and John
Vernon returned Saturday morning
from Fargo where they participated.in
the doings Of the Mystic Shrine.
Joe Noone returned Tuesday morn
ing from South St. Paul, where he
marketed a carload Of hogs at a good
price for c. Brandenberg.
Mrs. Diemert and daughter, Caro-.
line, formerly Of this place, but now Of
Moorhead, are visiting Sanborn rela.
tives and friends this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Siverson left Sat.
urday morning for visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Herman Osen, Of Bin.
ford. returning Monday evening.
Cashier Louis Malm Of the First
National bank was business visitor
to Valley City yesterday: \
Mrs. James Brennan has arrived
from Urbana and they are now living
in rooms in the Bagley house.
VIM. Duffy, the owner Of some Of
Barnes county's fertile soil, was an
arrival on No. this morning from
Iowa.
The baseball team dance last Tues
day night proved to be an enjoyable
occasion. A large orderly crowd was
in attendance.
Fred Greek and Lew swartout, Of
Brimer township, were doing business
In our berg Wednesday and favored
this Office with call.
G. r. Revell returned from Colorado
Wednesday morning, where he has
been for some time looking after land
matters in which he and others are
interested.
Agent Clure, Car Clerk shuck, Con-
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ShEYENNE VALLEY NOTES

JenS HenrlkSOn was over to Hen
rickson's place last Tuesday forenoon
and purchased some seed barley.
There were services in the Shey.
enne Valley church last Sunday at II
o'clock. 49,.
Eddie Aas took a bicycle trip to
Kathryn last Sunday afternoon. Is
Mrs. Peter Gregerson called on Mrs,
Johanna Henrikson last Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Jens Rensby took Rev. Strukness
to Fingal last Monday evening in his
automobile.
Miss Marie Henrikson visited with
Mrs. Oscar E. Aas last Tuesday fore
noon.
Ole w. Thoreson took a business
trip to Kathryn last Monday afternoon
in his automobile
DR.. ]. Van Houten, of Valley City
was called out to Oscar E. Aas' place
last Sunday to see their sick daugh
ter, Ida, who is on the sick list.
Martin Thoreson was business
visitor in Fingal couple of days last
week.
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson and daugh
ter Nina, were Kathryn shoppers last
Monday afternoon. ~.
Miss Helena Brake visited with
Mrs. G. o. Aas last Monday afternoon
Peter A. Anderson was busy last
Wednesday forenoon hauling gravel.
Jens Rensby and Henry G. Aas were
Valley City visitors last Sunday after
noon.
John F. Henrikson was visiting a
Thoreson's place last Monday after
noon. ...... q. 49,.
| G.. o. Aas transacted business il
Kathryn last Monday.
! Hans Hanson is on the sick list.
| Say boys and girls, are you goinl
to Valley City June % to the Old Set
tiers picnic?
4, The Sheyenne Valley Ladies' All,
met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Martin Thoreson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Luddika ant
family were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar E. Aas and family last Monda,
forenoon.
Miss Alma Hanson did some shop
ping at Kathryn last Monday after
noon. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Monson an,
family and Retjus Monsoon of Litch
vile were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Mandius Monsoon and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Jens Henrikson and family ,
couple Of days last week.
G. o. Aas was a Fingal visitor on,
day last week.
Emanuel Monsoon and Alfred IA.
we're visitors with Magnus and Car
Monsoon last Friday afternoon.
Peter A. Anderson did some shop
ping at Kathryn last Friday.
Miss RorsihlsRuth Davidson, Of Nil
waukee, Wis, sister to Harry ant
Hans Davidson came up here q coupl,
Of weeks ago, to visit and stay her,
for while.
John F. Henriks0n was busy one da,
last week hauling hay.
! H. n. Hanson, Alfred Anderson ant
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Postmaster w. w. Smith, VIM. Or
son and Frank Sanford returned to the,
city Thursday evening from Big Pine
Lake. at Perham, Mimi, where they
have been enjoying . fishing trip.
Frank Lannon, who was also among.
the party, stopped OF at Fargo with
Mrs. Lannon and daughter for Z visit
with relatives.
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START BIG SALE FOR
COMING EIGHTEEN DAYS

The Wardrobe is starting big sale
tor the next Is days and have
put out some big bargains for your
consideration.
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Lee Combs left Tuesday for sher-
brook, where he will try big criminal
case. and from there he will 90 to.
Bismarck to attend the supreme court.
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ers, basket picnic dinner and wind
up with big dance in the barn in
the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-15
CASTING BREAD UPON WATERS

lt is the duty and privilege of every man to do some things now and then for the benefit he may possibly derive from them In the future. The farmer plants trees in his orchard not for the fruit they will yield this year or next, but in years to come. Tho law of "castins bread upon waters" ls the same for every man. We may not know how, when, or even why It shall return. lt is enough to know that 1t will. We, at the Juneau Drug Co.,, are conotantly adding thls and that to Im- prove our facilities of serving the pub lie, to inereaoe the variety of our stock buying only the best and mak- Ing the drug store more beautiful, 90 that, as people learn more of Alaska and come here to settle and grow up wlth US, they will find in Juneau a drug store that ls a credit to our city, and the greater our city will become the harder you will find us striving to keep up with its progress and growth. The Juneau Drug Go. z. J. Loussao, Prop 107 Front Street. Opposite AL aslsan Hotel phone 25o. 6-1l-St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-15
KNEEBONE CASE
 COMES TO TRIAL

What may prove to be the last damage case to come up in the courts prior to the time when the work mems compensation act becomes ef- lective is the case Of Kneebone vs. the Aasla-Gastineau Mining company which came to trial this morning in the district court. J. H. Cobb is rep resenting the plainti1f and Shackle- ford & Bayless the defendants. jurors the following were qualified iurirs the following were qualified this afternoon: F. A. Case. Dave Fem mer. R. c. Datson, D. J. Kinzie. A. Lagergren. Nick Trierschild and x. w Fickhart The remaining we jur- ors were selected from a special ye- nlre issued this morning and are as follows; R. M. Holley, J. R. Homer c. A. McNichol. A. A. Smith and c. C.. Wing
 Kneebone had his back broken by a fall of rock in the Perseverance mine several months ago He asks S75.OOO
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-15
TOURISTS STAY ovgR.

Mrs. Flora D. Duncan. wife of a former superintendent of the Tread well mines. and Miss Duncan and Robert Duncan. who have been mak- ing a voyage on the Spokane. stopped off here when the Spokane returned from Sltka this afternoon. and are at the Alaskan. to spend two weeks wis ting friends here and on the Island
 Other passengers returning on the Spokane were Miss Elizabeth Held who has been visiting in Skagway. c. H Wilbur. who has been to Sitka. and A. s. Dautrick. who has been to SitlSa A. E. L. Bell of Excursion Inlet is a passenger to Seattlee The Spo- kane will be in port until 9 o'clock tonight. before proceeding south Her tourists report gay time at Sitka yesterday. and several expert fisher men were developed among the pas sengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-15
ROSS INDICTED
 BY GRAND JURY

Reporting at ten o'clock the Grand Jury this morning returned to Judge Jennings true bill in the case of John Ross, who was arrested on Feb- ruary first on the charge of larceny. The complaint was aled by Mrs M. J. Hughes. 92 Franklin street, and charged Ross with stealing nine dol- lars from her residence.
 The grand jury, which began its de- Alterations yesterday. was made up as follows after several jurors had been excused and others secured through special venlre:
 G. g. Bakke, F. P. Biggs Robert Keeney, Frank Sargent, w. w. Taylor. A. zenger. E D. Smith,n l.. Young, James Christoe. D. Meade, George stephens. c. c. DeHaven. Sam. Nixon and Frank l.. Otis. George F. Forrest, Leon Freiman. T. E. P. Keegan and Solomon La Bounty.
 Otto Weideman was this morning granted naturalization papers. Weide- man comes from Austria.
 I. w. Rummel has filed transfer in favor of William E. Hendrlckson for part of Lot z. Block 8. in Pacific Coast addition. this city.
 Two thousand dollars is the price paid to NJ. J. O'Connor by Emil Palm. blom for a logging engine and 400 trap piles on Sitkoh Bay. The bill of sale-was filed today
 Motion Filed.
 Attorney John Rustgard. represent- ing the Speel River project in the case of the Alaska-Juneau vs. Speel River project has filed motion re- questing that the complaint be strick- en from the records The motion Is filed on the ground that several caus- es of action arc not stated separately Suit was filed May IS.
 Bill Of Sale.
 Dan A.. Sheecker has filed bill of sale in favor Of II. B. Bowman clos ing the transfer Of the Douglas Bar Der Shop.
 sults.
 Steve Brojac. of the Delmonico res taurant. has filed suit against Chris Taarvig to recover a loan of s3S.