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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

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fiiM 6iefe @ode nit Siilfe bon Mad=
barren iein clio. Conrad Stang bat
.6ieie Mrbeit bereits birter fi9. - SSn
ser bieiigen 8farrfirde 1ieBen iib
Montag berebeli6en Setter 2a1eten,
Sobn ser 5a1nilie 8ernbor6 211efen,
uro Sri. Cora @oB. Sci 6en 8ra11t-
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5eitsfeit gefeiert, tpobei 6ie Ner1ber-
mdblten nit ben ber5lidftem @liid=
miinf@en reidlid .be6adt tpa1roen.
Sos iu1rge @oar miro fem &eim in
@bite @arb, no Ser 8ral1tigam eine
Burm 5u eigen bot, MAIDEN. Moge
es ibm m eigeren Scribe itets nod
@uni9 ergeben! - Mm Dienitag
lieBen mabren6 zines 8rautamtes If
rer Erea1ba1n6 bur9 8rieitersban6
fegnen Mn6. 8ertrm bon @pring
Sin nn6 SRI. gbriitima Slmi6eio,
So9ter Ser bier tpobmen6en Ga1nilie
gdf. 0lmfdeD, urter 6erer gaitli-
dem Sb6o@ ro9 SEN Sral1@eremo=
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CUR @ntbiet1tng Ser ber5ltditen @liif-
tpiinfde Bette @eranloifung gab. Sen
Merberm1hlten, sic i'm 5prita Sill
ibren baia1sIid)en Ser6 griin6en,
tpiinidt n19 ser uMor6ftern" @liid,
Sell 1n6 5egen a1f allen @egen. -
3um eritenmale mur6en bier Cont
tag gum @beitarr6 berfunoigt Soieb
@dlangen bon &idmono nn6 SRI.
@otbarina @tang bon bier. - @m-
gela Madtemes 1T bel Soiepb
@on{9 in 6nrming in 9ienit getre=
ten. - Motb. @oI5l bon @bite @ortb
lit bier at @efa1d 11n1 tpir6 6ieie $50
DIE NIT elmer 2a6mng Bieb un6 6arm=
gerdb fit 8eter 21tefen nod Der &e=
ferbotior 5uriidreiien. - @if. 9mf=:
1er 1tattete NIT 5a1n1lte Der Snm1l1e
Sob11 50. Sect or1 Sonntag einen Be-
ln6 ab. - 6ron Matb. Tbelen uno
Sodter @oia maren Somtag bel Ser
Gmilte @briit. Modtemes at el1tf).
- g6. 2initer erfre11te itd atf efli6e
Soge ser @aftfreunoidaft eineS ct.
gIou6er 0beims - Die Gran8isfa=
neridme}tern bon 2ttle Sails erbobsn
bier fit sic bon ibnen at 9ittle Sails
geleitete @aiienanitolt Sic iabrlide
&oneftion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Setter @irbfel6. Sci Sen 8rol1teltern
fm6en fid CUR &od5eit Ser gelooenen
@dite piele elm, Die es an Sen be1ten
@er5ensmiinden Dem 8rautpoare
nidt mangeln lieBen, 6enen fih alrd
6er uMor6itern" aus gon5em &er5en
ami9lieBt. Dus 8rm1tpaar miro
fid a1f Sobniens 6arm, bie ser
8rdutigm ii9 fd11fli9 5u eigen ge,
madt, n%ie6erlaiien. - Sci elmer Gu>
tomobilfabrt idlug Dos @efabrt 6es
Matb. Sobnfen UNI; Die Sodter Ser
GomiIie Se1b D0tel gerietb unter
oosfelbe un6 brad 6os redte 8ein;
SRI. @atbarino Sobnien bro6 6en
Sdulterfnoden rn5 SRI. Moria So,
Der ben redten Mrm. -SSobu
@tommes erftottete ieiner gidte
Mag6aIeno &arren, sic I'M ct.
@apbaels &ofpitol gu ct. @loa1b am
Merbenfieber beoenfli6 erfrarH 1T,
eiren 8efrb. - Mit oem @bnen 6eS
@ru11oes Inn ur1 Bel ser 11el1e11, &ir-
dye lit man fertig getpor6en. = Sobn
s.. nn6 @o1l 8insfel6 maren a1s=
gangs letter ISOLDE per Muto nod
9itdfieb 5a 8efu@. - 2ebten Srci-
tag purbe So{eb 8odmam bon iet=
1rer @ottir, NIT eirem itrumnen
F@0bnden befderft. = Ser in unfe-
rer @emein6e beiteber6e Mdnnerber,
Elm mar a1f 6em in Snribu1lt gebal-
tenen &onpent 6es 9. st. 6. @taats-
oerbmoes 6ur9 8eter @dtporb nno
Mei9. Mies b%ertreten. - Otto @oIf
uno Sram3 @iesner n1r6 Srm1 unb
SRI. Morio gr5 bon @ol6 5pring En-
itatteten 5omntagnudmittag bier Ell
men 8eiud. = gu Der gol6enen
&odseit 6es @errn un6 Graa1 Rif.
2ar6p, tpelde o111 Z. Sctober gefeiert
miro tper6en iebt ido1 8orbereitu11-
gen getroffen. - Sobn Brrnol6 labt
Elm groBes Clio bauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Kir0i0e nd0riNten.

Gum 8atronsfe1te Ser bonn bodm.
Serrn Mid). Sberer in 8ndmm pa=
itorierten ct Midoels : @emetnoe
meibte ser bo6m'Yte Serr 8ii6of
ssSoiepb 8uid am Mithpo6morgsn
Die @farrida1le Ser @emeimoe etn,
morauf Ser bodm. Srtspfarrer
Elm feierlides &odmt vcoram eptsz
oopo" unter Miiiiten8 Ser bo6m. Ser
rem 8uider BON Mapben Safe nno
@iegler bon @ier5 olS Dtafon nno
@ub6iafon %5elebrierte, mabrenb tpel'
dent ser @iidof Sic Geitpreoigt bielt.
sssm @anftuorira1m tpobnten Der $50
tronsfeier Die bod1p. &erret1 Hla6to
Don @opalton Stepbm BON Slice,
@Iei1r BON 2altrup nn1 Die bo9mt.
@ene6iftiner MIto bon ct. @1o1ab un6
@eter bon @amep BEL.
Morgem, Sreitag, begtnnt in Der
ct. @loroer unbefledten @mpfang'
niBfirde 6ie 4Oitiin6ige @ebetSan=
badt. Mm Gamitag1norgen Inn 9
l1br miro in iener Stride Elm Sod=
amt fir Sen 6rte6en gebolten.
Mm @onntogaben6 fin6et Ser S4lnB
Der @ebetsanoodt itatt, melder Der
bodm'1te @err 8ii6of Soiepb 8ui@
beipobnen miro.
* Mm Miitthpod mltr6e III @pring
SIN 6as Notronsfelt, Dos 6eit bes
I'll. gr3engels Midael, in feierli@cr
@eiie bega1rgen, wobei benz bodm.
Nfarrer @arl Bfeiffer mebrere Rrie-
fter aus Ser Mo6bari9aft gitige MuS=
billie lei1teten. Mm Mtttpo6 font
member ISOLDE miro Der bodn'Ite
@err @ul6 IN ser Nun fertig oefo=
rierten Bfarrfirde 6as fl. Sofroment
Ser 6irmung Ipenben.
*9os nel1e Mu6itortum Der Bfarr=
fdnlIe in Mlba1n gebt ieiner goQen=
6rtng entgegen. Die @impeibung ion
am &otbolifentoge, Sen 10. October,
6rr6 Sen bodtp'iten @errn Mbt Setter
gnqeI, 8. q. s., BON ser 81. Sobns
slbtei erfolgen.
Mm Montag, Sen 4. Sctober,
miro in ser bonn bodap.- 9errn an-
bo1en poitorierten ct. 6rancis Sc
mein6e 6os Natronsfeit gefeiert nno
auqIeih bas 13tiin6ige @ebet gebal-
ten, BEL pelder Seitlidfeit Elm
bodm. 6ran5isfmerpater bon Clos
ia, Minn., 6em Srtspfarrer Mnsbilfe
Iei1ten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Illus der ufMgegend.
Mfelrpie.

Sodm'iter Migr. g. @idter erfreut
fid 6es geindes Ser bodm. Serrett
81. Offering bon @idigon @itD. Sno.,
gpers bon Chicago un6 bes bodm.
81. Sos. 0d bonn Soiepbinnm IN 60
Iumbns, Ohio. Montog madte o1@
Ser bodm. &err @ebling, tpeldyer an
@teI(e 6es erfranften bodtp. 9errrt
@heiner 6ie @emein6e in @elt nnton
berltebt, oem bodtp'item Mfgr. @idter
feline Mufportung. - @m. 8obn1er
unb @emobIin tpa1rben bom @ebiilfs=
Observation-Disclosures So. Mi6o1fon 81
elmer Eour nod Sn6iota IN iei>
1,eun 8rinatpaggon eingelaoen, nno
{ie troten gemeiniam am Dtitt<
mod 6ie Meife an. - Seinri@ Ebien
bon @pogote, mont., 1T bier in Sc
fddfter l1rb frelen it@ feline pte1e1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
ct. Midolas.

vi. JCtuJulU9.
Mit Sem ginieben ser nelten Sir
6enfen1ter iin6 fod)f1noige Sd1roe be-
idaftigt. Mud lit nit Ser @inrid=
tnrg ser Dmpfbei5l1ng fiir bas re,te
@ottesbo11s begonnen mor6en. -
!&odep'1ter @iidof Trobec erfreltte ,t1t<
fern bodu. @farrer 5doQenberger
nit feinem 8ei,1d)e un6 beiidtigte BET
Ser @eIegerbett uniere relie Stride,
fir sic &od6erielbe MIR @orte bes
9obes botte. - @Gbre1t6 eines Diea-
itag I'm, 9 ltbr bier gebolte1ten
Brm1tamtes reidten it9 6ie &onb
3ran @anoe Mih. Sobnfen, @obn Der
GomiIie Matb. Sobnier, un6 SRI.
M1,no @irsfelb, Fodter Der Gomilie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30


bens. - Size Dumet Ser ct. 8onifa<
6ius- @emeinbe bielten @onntog Ser
%fumml1tng 11n6 beipraden bie anfang=
liden @orbereitnngen fir 6ie Soir,
mel6e inn Mobember 5um 8e1ten be-
lagter @emeiroe gebalten miro. -
S. 9. 8erg bon &iusboro, g 9, tpar
lette @ode bier bel ieiner S@tpeitcr,
Ser Sro11 Sobn &olb, 3u @ufte. =
Geo. Meper bon ct. Midoel mar
anfangs lebter ISOLDE bier. st faufte
6as Clinton 9udemepers gtgentbum
in ser 9lbiidt, Melrofe 3u ieinem
&eim 5u madden. - Sro11 @einrt6
Dieori@ lit 1ra9 Idngerem 8eiu6e BEL
bieiigen 8ertpun6ten nod ibrem &eim
in @beep @od, Mort., 5uriidgefebrf.
@olbinsforb.
ltnfer bodu. @fnrrer @de11er mar
amforgs LETTER @ode NIT @m. Ginger
bon MeIroie in Minneapolis, mo ct
Sic Ma1sitatt11ng fir bas bier neu err
ridtete Bforrba1s tpdblte. = @1tf Ser
@eiie nod 6em boben Mor6en Min=
neiotas, tpelde County . &ommiifar
Serma1r NIT ieinem Greun6e Set
mann @e1roIfe11 unternabn1, m1bte er
sic u1,o1rgenebme @rfabrung mod)em,
6aB man BORT obtte Gels feline Mab1-
5ette1 erbGf @ine ber6rieBli6e 9a=
&c, me1m ma1t obne eire1 Gent @el6
bon einem bortber5igen 6reurbe int
Glide gelafien tpir6 u. 6arur at ~Meut-
tern" fir @el6 telepbonieren ma1B.
'Mbpn.
6ror5 &renber bertrat m1f Der Die
lie ISOLDE in Saribmu1t gebaltenen
Sabresoerimmlung 6es 9. st. s..
@taatsperbanbes 6en bieitgen ct. Be-
neo<iffttns=M iGin1terperein. @uf Ser
@eimreiie eritattete er ieinem Sob1e,
6em an ser &atbe6rale at ct. CLOUD
|oIs @ebiIfsprieiter ongeite1ten bo@m.
|@errr Muguft 8re1tBer, einen 8eiu9.
= SmerbaIb ser @ta6tgren8m auf
ser @rer51tng Ser IS. 81. @obn tpur=
Sc sic "a Sabre olte @ittpe S. Mer=
ten am Ietten @onntagnadmittag
bon einem Srodt5uge berfabrem mn6
o1f ser Stelle %geto6tet. 5ran. Mer<
ten iammelte @ei5en, Ser 6em @abn.
gereife entlang a11sgeitre1t par, mo=
bel fie SEN BUG nidt bero1fommen
borte. SIR @otte girrg ibr Dor bielen
Sabren in oie @tpigfett porat, nrb es
betral1ern ibren 10 unertpartt etnge=
tretenen SOB 6ret S0bne un6 5tpet
Godter. Sic geer6ig11ng far6 Mitt=
mo9morgen mod einem bom bofm.
8farrer P. @eonbar6, DO. s., ge-
baltenen @eq11iem itott. Moge bie
Beritorbene ruben in 6rie6en! -
Geo. 50. @tenger> 5toatsi efretm Ser
Ifotb. 60riterb0fe tpar oorIebten Conn.
tag bier bel Ser BmiIte Sobn @rutid
5m @aite. @r bradte ieinen @obn
an sic ct. Sobns l1niberiit&, mo
6erielbe fi@ fir ieinen fiinftieerr Be-
ruff onsbiloet. - SC. S. Ebielnna1n
BON 9afe George, melder Ole biefige
@%ntterfabrif fn1fte, lift NIT ieiner So
miIie bier %ongefommert unb bot ltd
in @ob. @ems @efi6en3 bd1tsli6 ein<
geridtet. = Ser groBte @erfanf bon
&erbft- nrb @intertpoaren beginnt
am @umitag, Sen 2. 0ctober 3n ct.
gIou6 I'M ct. 8anI 8urgain
l@tore. Sc meint @elb IN Cure
TaIde, tpern Sir gu rrs fotntnt, be-
Dor STR ionitpo Fault.
2nrembnrg.
Ser 81 Sabre olte, rnbe biefer
DrtIdnH mobnerr6e Sarmer @tepb.
3enner tp1tr6e om 5onntagnadr1ttt'
49, 49, ,kA@fno. 6,na,,4444r inf h,r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Sic 0rimoIs Company
hat thr 1e1,es @ebGu6e SEQ. 1919
a1t 6. Mpe. tr0r6lih be3ogen.
&oblen, &ols 1trb ~Sarmmaidinerie.
Nnle 8elteuuagen fir @oblen un6
&oI3 tperben PROMPT beiorgt.
Selepbpn 1O6.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

pOnt is great variation the amount of surface of soil
grains between soils grading from sand clay For in
stance If you could take pound of sandy soil and
pare off the surface of each soil particle like you pare
apple and then spread these paredo surfaces of all
the soil kernels in the pound, and if you could take SIM
liar weight of clay soil and pare off the surfaces of all the
kernels of clay and match them up you would have about
square feet of for the sand and about three
OF surface in the pound Of clay This has close and
important bearing the rise of moisture in the soil
There is power which rise in the soil.
This power is illustrated by glass tubes of close
bore and of fine bore which put in ink The ink
up the inside of the tube of small bore about inch
and does not rise all in the other The for the
moisture rising the small tube is that there is greater
attraction between the inside of the tiny tube and the
moisture ink than there in the large tube In other
words there much surface exposed equal guam
titles of the ink in the small tube than in the large
The water cngs from particle particle of the lining of
the small tube 1t cling equally the inside of the
large tube because less surface exposed equal
of the liquid Now this is the thing that the
rise of moisture in the soil Of the tubes in the soil
irregular Nevertheless surfaces of the soil kernels
the water from deep down the SOIL and if the soil
sufficiently packed the moisture rises to the surface and
goes off into the air.
this tube connection when he cutvates the surface of the
soil and makes mulch This he should do early the
soil will work in the spring and after each rainfall that
the least possible of water vii be lost by
evaporation"
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
LATE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sarah E. Little Roose Tiger warranty; consideration
$500 Lots So and "a, Grand View Addition to Mexico
| Sarah E Little to May Hawkins, warranty considera-
ton $500 Lots 10 and ~ Grand View Addition Mexico
M. E. NJ. E. NIurry and A. Davis Minerva B. Johhn-
son. warranty; consideration So 500 East So of fraction
NV of 5-5I-8
T. A. Threkeld to Robert H. Stewart warranty: con-
Grafton $1,000 West 81 23 feet of lot TO- block eries
Addition to Mexico.
Mrs. N. A. Maxey to Lena B. Barker warrantv consid-
Grafton $Ioo and other Tract in of Sc NV of
I1I-5O-8.
Eva Beasley al to J. W. Schroers warranty; consider
Lugenia F. Tanner to VIM Hesterburg warranty; consd-
Grafton 700. East I-2 of sc of 1920
}. A. Smith to r. H. Seaman warranty; consideration
SI9I25 East IL of Sc of and part of 22-51-Io
Pearl B. Street T. J. Gibson warranty consideration
ST. 90 and other Lots 8, g. and block 3 Easthom
Addition to Mexico.
F. B. Kent to W. and Pearl B. Street warranty con-
s1deraon $IoO and other Part of lots g. T. and : block
5, Broadwater's Addition to Mexico
J. A. Headington to Ute Mccall and Mary Gregory
warranty; consideration ST. and love- Part of lot : block
TO- Original Mexico, and lot I, block II, Ladds Addition
to Mexico
Sarah E Little to Mary Jane Roe warranty eonsidera-
ton S24o Lot 49, Grand Vie wAddOn to Mexico
Sarah E. Little to G.. A. and Mary Jane Roe warranty:
consideration $23o Lot 81 in Grand View Addition to
Mexico.
J. G. Lakenan to Mexico Brick & Fire Clay Co.. warran
ty consideration $500. Lots and g. block e. Lads Ad
dltlon, extended, to Mexico.
A. c. Earnest Mexico Brick & Fire Clay Co., warranty;
consideration $3.50 Lot !, block 20 Ladds Extended Adj
dition to Mexico.
Elizabeth Dahem to Carrie Gillet, warranty; consider
alton $500. Lots and 10 block p Duncan's Addition
to Mexico
Carrie Gillette Elizabeth Dahlem, warranty; consider
alton $780, Lot 7, block 6, L. B. Highland Addition to
Mexico.
Heirs of W. S. Boyd to Salie Burklin qutclaim; con-
deation $Ioo II8 acres in Sc sw of q and in east IL
of NV OF 26-5I-5.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
METHODIST MEN BANQUET.

Seventy-ve of the Methodist church sat dow to
banquet together in the dining of the church Tuesday
night. sumptuous menu was served L. B. Hawthorne
served POSTMASTER St. Nran, Griffin Strunk and
Campbell quartet, sang several sacred hymns
S. P. Cunningham responded to the first toast He is
teacher of the Goth Century Class the Christian church.
He said there are 400 men in Mexico the flower of the
citys citizenship who regular attendants Sunday
school. His theme was personal work He followed
by Dr. G. Moore who teaches class of in the Pres
byteran Sunday school, He said that he gets pleas
and good out of his Sunday school work than any work
he has done along that line where study required
He plead for personal service also.
Other speakers S. p, Emmons, Clarence Barnes
and Rev. S W. Hayne 1t profitable and delightful
hour.
Give the Mexico Hospital your unstined support 1t is
our most worthy charitable institution.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
Closing Out Sale of Millinery!

TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED HATS, Fur Sets,
Fine Ribbons Feathers and Laces; Doll Hats and
Nnerous other notions cost and below cost My
stock must be reduced by JAM I, when the pro-
prietor Miss Elizabeth Huth, of New Orleans takes
nossession
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

PeterMc Cullouch, II years old, Civil War veteran
who had lived in Mexico 40 years. died Sunday afternoon
OF pneumonia. The funeral held Tuesday afternoon
conducted by Rev w. A, Shulenberger Mrs McCuouch
is also very ill of pneumonia her home
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

0. S Asbury, formerly of Mexico so years ed died at
his late home at Springfield Mo-. last Friday The body
order having charge The wife of deceased sister
Elmer Gass of Mexico
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

M Loveess has gone to Florida to spend the winter
lie and George kabrch go South with the birds every a
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

Give the Mexico Hospital your unstnted support 1t is
our most worthy charitable institution
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

"It's fine idea" said Gov. J. F. A.. Strong this morning, when asked by The Empre for statement. "While fear the President will not have time on his Western trip to visit Alaska" |" the Governor said, 'T nevertheless be- lieve he would intensely appreciate an invitation coming from Juneau, or any other Alaskan city, although, as l say, the President will be a mighty busy man while on his tour, and would like lv not be able to come"
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

IDITAROD.-News comes from Nulato that recently Miss Lent Pitka, known as the Belle of the Yukon" was married to Fred Milligan, one of the best known prospectors and min CTS of the Interior
 According to the government sta tistics the natives of Alaska are about 26,OOO in number and they are spread over more than S5O,OOO of the 59O,OOO square miles of the territory
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

shrink from beng the claims the This feeling honor able an that other refrain from taking similar ad comparisons when in place would be the ONLY railroad that would interest the invest is lines but could we'll do so behind probably claims could honestly of leaving the Natanua coal fields But claims poor hopes hardly Alaska hundred claims lifetime but each of such
 probably pack outputs his pocket probably
 we'll Lane westener and dOnb size up those mine claims they majority
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22
Arms frunt All
 Harris nj tllr A Anrtflaltn N

NOME, Dee. l9.-Word was receiv- ed here today that William J. Malo- ney, the territorial mine inspector and a dog mUshcr named James Pro.opa- pas had am accident near UHalakleet, while bound for the upper Yukon and Panama rivers. Protopapas was riding on the sled when the accident occurr-
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

John Lockhard, an old resident and former chief of police of Juneau, died at Douglas from an abdominal cancer.
 Mir. Lockhard first came to Juneau in 1904 and was in charge of the work at the Last Chance tunnel. In 1907 he was appointed chief of police of Jun eau and served in that capacity for a number of years.-Dispatch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

Mrs. o. l.. Dickeson, wife of the former president of the White Pass X Yukon railroad, who died in Pasa- dena, Cal, Jan. 6, is survived by her husband, by 7-day-old baby girl and by Mrs. Frank J. Marvin, a sister, who lives in Seattle.
 Mrs. Dickeson was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Shoemaker, of Spokane, Wash.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

A great many people outside and inside Alaska are now anxious to get any news they can of the place where the government railroad will be. To save writing letters you could send the Gateway, either your own read copy or get another.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

The citizens of Ruby made such a vigorous kick last fall when they were charged SSOS,75 by the Alaska Yukon Navigator company as freight for bringing a Keystone drill from St. Michael to Ruby that the company has now blown back with a refund of S272S3.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

RUBY.-Henry Hickey who left Ruby for the Outside last fall, died in Woodland, Cal, Sept. 26. The news is contained in a letter dated Nov. IT, from Mrs. w. T. Powell, 2 sister, who resides at Woodland.
 Mr. Hickey had resided in Alaska number of years. He went to Nome in the early days of that camp.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

perature frequently reached 35 de- grees below zero. The roads were covered with snow to a depth of six feet or more.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

numbers the respect constantly jail which another commit impuny working daily shOyeng hundred dollars !t would so-caed blind justice but slight pull political otherwise free for an which is essentially
 ugly the bOurgeOisie of public punishment
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

paper the belief that while Presi Wilson will probably able invitation Alaska he appreciate territory Indeed
 would probably think that of all the territories of the place would be the only expressing likely all anywhere will the policy of Mr. Wilson Could he only see beyond railroad would have its terminal
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

ed, and was seriously injured. Several of the dogs broke through the ice and were lost, and Maloney sustained a few minor injuries.
 The injured men were taken to the military hospital at St. Michael for treatment.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

Ju received a new consignment of China noodle sauce, twenty five cents per pint. Brown & Hawkins Quality first"
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22
FIGHT AT 35 BELOW.
(By The Associated Press.) )

(By The ASSOclaJed ffesS.J
 PETR0GRAD, Jan. 10.--Mid.Dec- ember weather in Armenia was so severe that operations between :he Turkish and Russian armies around Erzerum practically ceased. The tenn
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

Dr. John Pringle, Presbyterian pas tor formerly of Dawson and Atlin, who went from Sydney, Nova Scotia, as chaplain of one of the battalions of the first Canadian contingent, has been promoted to another department of the service.
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

The finest kind of job work as we'll as the plainest is done by the Gate way
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22
Docs Advertising Pay?

Just to see how people read our ads for the bal of this week will give you discount of percent on any purchase in this when accompanied by copy of this advertisement
 We pride ourselves in having the best and most up-tO- date stock line in Alaska. Our every effort has been get goods that are standard and believe have best goods that money can buy
 For town have full line of nifty up-tO-dae mems clothing cOmplete-frOm Paris Garters to Stein Bloch clothes. We also have a arrival in the latest SesOn and Hardeman hats Guiterman shirts from $2OO tOSSOO.
 For the trail and outing trips we will show you our line of Duxbak Mackinaws Hpress and Gold Seal pacs, Seal Skin socks Duxbak Macknaw riding pants, Gutter Leather vests SaxOny Sweaters and FIsOns Cruiser shirts.
 Cut out this advertisement and in and look stock. It is pleasure to show goods
The Seward gateway., 1915-01-22

SEWARD. ALASKA, JANUARY 20. 1915,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-04-29
Christian Endeavor Leaders.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

May 'Joys of the Christian
Life" Peter I:3-I2 GConsecratlou
Meetiugl Mrs. L. F. Schumacher
leader.
May "Why | Am Proud OIL
My Denomination" Rev. 3:7,-Ij
Maurine Leslie, leader.
May 10 "Why | Believe in Chris
tian Endeavor" 2 Tim. III IA Lois
Perkins, leader
May 20 "Religious R a d ing;
What and Why" Ps. II9aa9 1876
c. S. Hulburt, Leader
May 80 "The Call of Foreign
Missions for Money, Men, and
and Prayers" Hag. 2:4-.9 Mrs. Dee
Summer, leader.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-04-29

Mrs. E. A. hnoker.returned
Tuesday from Hutchinson.
Ralph Peed arrived the first
of the week and expects to re-
main for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Murphy, Of
Guymon, is visiting at the home
of her cousin, Frank Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs, Will SCHNEIDER
and daughter, Fannie, of Nye'
Oklahoma were in Meade the
first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Murphy enter
tanned the young ladies' needle
club last Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Katherine Muir
ply of Guymon. Delicious re-
freshments were served and a
pleasant afternoon spent.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-04-29
Methodist

The lecture on Sunday after
noon and Tuesday evening was
we'll attended. Mr.. Baxter an
Armenian gave to US some new
things to think about. He is a
very forceful speaker and we'll
educated and has wonderful pow
Iers of description. His talks
will long be remembered here.
We will leave on Monday for
the State Sunday School Conven-
ton, This year the convention
will be held in Topeka.
Our plans for Mothers Day
Service are being completed and
will be ready in sufficient time
for the service which will be held