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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23
LEAGUE WINNERS
 NOW CONCEDED
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Brooklyn' recent winning streak coupled with a slump by her nearest rivals, Philadel- phia and Boston. has given that team a lead which practically assures it the supremacy Of the national league.
 In the American league the steady pace of the Boston Red Sox has been continued while the close contenders up 10 three days ago. Detroit and Chi cage, nave fallen behind. The Rcd Sox are now conceded first place.
 So sure have the betting public be come of the winners in each league that wagers on the Bostons and Brooklyns in the worlds series are now being made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23
FEDERATED CHURCH.

Al the Congregational church Sunday tae following services win l.e he'd Rev. John Parsons pastor
 u m-Bible school and cf. iren's sereice. R. B. Julian. superintendent D. m Christian Endeavor.
 $ D Worship and sermon by pr. Jefn Parsons. Subject Temple Scr v.sz ana Traeelog.~ Illustrated.
 Ladies. Aid poe.ety meets Tues day. D m Lunch wi be served. nd afsamooa eivsa 10 work for the bazaar.
 Pm -f1atees have designated a
 st'lement week. begin.ing Sunday I, ia the end of the financial
 aE
 sundsx October I. Is Rally day in .hs Sunday school
 The public is invited 10 all the ser vices of the church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

W. E. Euler formerly of this place has written a letter to his friend Wes- ten here stating that he is the proprie- tor of the Dew Drop Inn," general merchandise, at Soap Lake, Wash. He says that there is an oil strike out on the desert near by with gas enough coming out of one we'll to run a drill. He is running for the state legisla- ture on the democratic ticket and is sure he would be elected if he had time to do around and see the people. Mcintyre and he has staked a lot of claims. He concludes his letter when you get back and want to take ride touching only the high places, I will give you one in the Grey Hound"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The only effective means for ad- vertisng the overwhelming need for good roads and the Snake river har- Dor: the Nugget Mining and Dredging edition. Ready for delivery about Oc- tober Is. Send one where it will do some good. Fifty cents per copy, five dollars per dozen. Mailed to any ad dress for five cents additional.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Dr. J. H. Mustard and Thorulf Leh- mann are at Pilgrim river on fishing and shooting excursoin. A wireless from them states that they are having q great time. Geese, crane and ducks are still plentiful though they are restless flying from place to place as they do when their time for their flight southward is near. Dolly Warden trout. some large ones, ard graying are being caught in plenty. They ex- pect 10 return next Tuesday by Mat sons dogmobile.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

On Sunday night the Eagle hall pre sents Mir. Frederick Ward in Shakes peare's stirring historical drama, Rich ard III. This play lends itself to the screen production almost as we'll as its wonderful lines lend themselves to the declaratory geniuses that have portrayed the part on the stage. It has always been star attraction on the stage not because it was written is full of the most powerful dramatic situations that could be filed together in five wonderful acts, evry one which is brimful of stir and emotion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

N J. Rowes teams have been in almost steady procession out Stead loads for various crews Business is certainly good at the present time. for Johnson and Gustaffeson, for the Hastings crek dredge, coal and grocer ies to the Bangor dredge, coal and Supplies for the Dakota Alaska on Boulder creek and many others.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23
NEWS NOTES

Of natives to lend hand. Alr. Wit tenberg has learned from Oscar Swan purser of the Silver Wave, that the Sea Wolf sems to be resting on the inside of the bar with her stern up and her bow deep in the water, point ing landward The wrecking crew will be we'll supplied with food to make a determined effort to save the Sea Vol:
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The Code Clarke Company, proprie- tors of the Dream therater, have ar ranged with William Mullen to show their pictures in Candle in a once-a- week performance. It is believed that this undertaking will mark the farth. est north production of moving pie lures as a regular feature. Mr. Mul- len will leave for Candle on the Silver Wave this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Late yesterday afternoon the Silver Wave arrived from St. Michael and way ports with mail and passengers. Following is a list of the passengers: c. Williams of Goloyin; B. Bilby and Mrs. Bilby. Charles Remedy and Wal ter w. Johnson from Bluff; Hilmef Anderson and Ed Swanson from Solo, mon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

A. Polet, the popular Front street merchant and all around live wire, left this morning on the Standard for the Kruzamapa Hot Springs 10 get the vegetable crop of the truck patches of that salubrious spot. He will make the trip via Teller and will bring back a full cargo of the local products on the return voyage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

A. Wittenberg is going westward on the Silver Wave tonight to see what he co n do towards getting his power boat Sea Wolf aioat again. He is taking with him g crew of three men and some gear and if he needs more as- sistance he expects to get bunch
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Harry Nelch has just concluded his first summer in this section having been with the Welch dredge crew but he has spent years on the Yukon and iin other parts of Alaska. He is re- newing acquaintance with people from al over whom he meets here. He will go outside on the first boat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Jack Sloan who came to this city in 1902 and has been outside only once since then is taking it easy around town while waiting for the Umatilla. He will go to Spokane where he will work for the J. A. Welch dredging company with whom he has been the past summer on American river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Alaska a good deal and who gained not little renown by riding a toy boat since and who has been at American
 river the past summer, is on his way
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

George Reed. his father. deputy Uni ted States customs collector R. w. J. Reed and Clarence Mayer have plan ned a fishing trip to Nome river to- morrow in the Reed auto, weather permitting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The Cordova moved down to Fort Davis this morning 10 unload some more coal there. The freighter also has coal for St. Michael to which port she will soon sail. It is not known whether she will return 10 Nome or not before leaving for Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

[. (. Crooks. the second hand deal CT. received yesterday morning at q. m. an addition to his possessions which he values highly and intends never 10 part with. It was girl baby. Mother and child are doing nicely under the attention of Dr. Chace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The Flyer reached the roadstead from solomon at 12 o'clock. She brought twelve passengers. including Ed Quigley. Ed Ross and Messrs Bar Der and Langley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23
WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt Geliv- cry phone Main 15i and the Peoples Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 R J WILLIAMSON. Prop
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

II was learned late this afternoon that the Cordova will return from St Michael before sailing for Seattle The presumption is that she will take mail as she brought in a large quantity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The Ram was scheduled 10 leave late ports with capacity cargo of freight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

A large number of orders have been ment north tonight on the Silver Wave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Prof. l.. Heller will speak in the city hall tomorrow at 9: 30. The subject will be ''The Door,"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Solomon river, is greeting many old friends about town while waiting to take passage outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Jake Langley well known to Nome ties. and to Solomon river people will take passage on the Umatilla.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

The Valdez is now at Keewalik and is expected 10 be back here in about a week She still has coal on board for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

". H. Webb and Mrs. Webb ex- p..,1 10 make run to Nome river to- nlorrow in their machine to take try al fishing, weather permitting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

FoUND=A nugget pin on Glacier
 creek. owner prove same and pay for ad
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Harry Le Bar, president and general manager of the w. Balto hydraulic, mining and dredging company was in town this morning to get supplies. He is at present sinking some prospect holes with boiler.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

Alr J. Horn and Gerald Muir min ing expert. started thls morning for Slnrock to look over the iron ore de- poSits there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

H. Christofferson accompanied by J. Hager and a mining expert start ed for Last Chance today 10 investi- s..te the antimony deposits of that district.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

E. Bernard and Capt. John Sund- back have returned from oregon creek where they have been investigat- ing a dredging proposition as well as looking over some quartz property mp there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-23

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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

meat n the Federal AID Road At
This measure win co0duce to the -
tshlishment Of more effective hisAONy
machinery in each state, strons0 in-
nuence the development Of good rad
building along right lines stimulate
larger production and better market
Ing. promote fuller and more sttrac~
tive rural life, add greatly to the con
venience and economic welfare Of all
the people aud strengthen the national
foundations The Act embodies sound
principles Of road legislation and viii
safeguard the expenditure Of the funds
arising under the Act not only. but
viii also result In the more efficient
use Of the large additional sums made
available by States and localities
IL The Federal Reserve Act hene-
fits the farmer, ns II does all the other
people Of the nation, by guaranteeing
better banking, safeguarding the cred
1t structure of the country. and pre-
venting panics, l, lakes particular
note OF the special needs Of the farmer
by making larger provision for loans
through national banks on farm mort.
cages and by giving farm paper 4 ma.
turtty period Of six months,
l.. II was esseutial, however, that
banking machinery be devised which
would reach intimately into the rural
districts, that II should operate on
terms suited 10 tho farmers needs,
and should he under sympathetic man
ageneut The need WIS for machinery
which would introduce business meth
naS into farm finance bring order out
OF chaos. reduce the cost of handling
farm loans, place upon the market
mortgages which would he a snfe In
Ncstmcut for private funds. attract In
10 agricultural operations "a fair share
NJ The capital of the milton. and lead
to q reduction of interest. These needs
and these ideals have been met by
The enactment Of the Federal Farm
Loan Act.
am glad to have had nm opportunity
10 TAX" part in the execution ~ this
large program. which, | believe. viii
result In making agriculture more pro-
ti'ahlc and country life more confront
able. and attractive, and therefore in
sure the retention in rural districts Of
TN efficient and contcnted population
Faithfully yours,
WOODROW WILSON
Hon. A. 4. Lever, Chairman.
Committee on Agriculture,
House of Representatives..
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
d. partsaeRt Of the Interior
at,,.a states Land Usfycc.

Lennon. = ID, Aug. -Z, 1916.
To Joseph 4. Ryan of Mobridge. 5. d.
1oatesIee:
lou ar, hereby notified that Howard
pu~t-offlce aaaTess dad ont July 81.
1915. fIe in this office his duly corrab-
ora ted Application to contest and secure
size CAM. II alton OF your homestea En-
tFE NO b-lf4l, serial No. UZI41i- MADE
Aug. 20. 1912. Tor Southeast quarter,
Sectaoa - Township IA. Range 8, K.
H. IT, Meridian and as grounds for HIS
cont st he alleges that said entryman
has never resided upon sdld land noT
made any improvements thereon or cui~
tiyatcd any portion thereof since the
Gate of has entry: that he has wholly
abandoned said Land and has failed to
comply with the homestead Jaw OF the
United States. -
You are therefore. further notified
that the said allegations viii he taken
q confessed, and your said entry VIII
be cancelled without further right 10
he heard either before this office or on
appeal IL you fail to I'll Q in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
puiaiit.ntfon of this notice. as shown he
Tow. your answer. under oath, 81 clii-
Cally responding to thTse allegations 81
contest together with due proof that
yea have served cory Of your answer
an the said contestant either in person
/, ~, by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
name Of the pust-offHc to which Ept
desire future notices To lie sent To You
Holm G.. STONFR Register
Date of first publication Aug ~. lNlt
TDatp Of second publication Sent. s. l"l
I,ate of third publication ;" nt -. 19l'
Date Of fourth publication Sent "a, lAl'
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

Whereas default has been made in
the conditions OF certain mortgage
executed and delivered 10y Elwin Gam
IN ii, single man. moftasuf, To
Charles GaEmeI. mortglgee. which
said mortgage was dated oA the nth
aay of June. 1875. and recorded in the
CIItee OF the Register al DE DIS OF the
county OF Perkins, and state OF :. l3dh.
Oh thC @itA day OF June, 1915, at l340
clock g.. nl- ana recorded IA book SO
of mort eaSes oil pages "a and IG. up
2n WI .ci said m0rtsaso there Is Now
clam TO De due at the date Gi tHts
notice tAe sum of $2.5ht,8a, upon the
HatE for S-.a0e .GG, dated AIHe 4 g., 1915
with interest al per cent WHICH note
h5tS cue on OF beiUre i've years from
date and ] au.res the interest to he
paIG annually, and that the Nor EaEGr
has q" ia"ltcu ia Ihe payment Of taxes
on sil4u Etisa fJf lhe year 1915, amount
E.s .@ i's-, Itch antouGt has been
i5dta Hy tAt n1QEtga9ee and that the IN
terest ~ past due and wholly unpaid up-
on &.,ld lEnrt gage ana That the mort
a5Hoaut of said mortgage due and paya-
hle. a.o that np &C-lun or proceeding at
Ia" has been instituted or otherwise to
IcCo}t e. Inc aebL secured py said mort
gage or any part thereof, and that said
ii -dut consists of the nun-paylaent of
interest on said noe and The noR-pay-
reason Oi SAID default the whole sum
secured 10y said mortgage is past due
ard has hecome due and payable.
Notice as hereby given that under
and by virtue of the power contained
under sa4l mort case and the statute in
sNeh case laaae ami provided. that the
said NOR "a g. will lie f1reclusea - 10y
sac Of the mort gagged premises de-
sU4hel therein. which sale win he held
al NE front door oi III court house
In the city Of Bison. In the County of
Perkins. and State Of South DuEota
a public auction hy the sheriff of said
county or his deputy on Saturday, the
9Th day Of sept, 1916, at > O'clock in the
afternoon ~ said Day, 10 satisfy amount
which shsE then be due on said mort
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06
81 NtIB D. o. CONTEST
"pnrtntcBt of the interior
Uited states Land Dttt,e

Lennon. $. J., Aug 18TH tgtg
!" hafies \. No~er, 81 Strattord j. D..
toHtestee:
You are hereby notified that Carl
Ha'apel. who gives Ada 5. H.. as hos
if8at ~efFYrc address did on July -
1916 file ia thts office his dIiy corFoh-
yTate1 Application To contest and Se-
cure the cancellation ~ your homestead
anaua Dctobcr 45th 1910 for NEI,
section b, Township f5&. Eauge i4E, B
IL. Meridian and as grounds for this
contest bG alleges that cutFyman never
established "a residence on the above
Described and and has neFsr resided on
said land since making SAID entry, that
said pntFyman haa never fArmea. titled.
manner whatever since making said en-
try, that said cHtrYman has been con
ttHuOHsiy absent from said land Tor
more than six months last past. ali OF
which defaults stiiI exist
You are therefore. further notified
that the said allegations VIII be taken
as confessed. and your said entry wiil
be cancelled without further right to
be heard eithGr before this office or on
appeal. IL you fail to fife IN this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication ~ this notice. ~ shown be
ealIy responding to these allegations OF
contest. together with due proof that
you have served copy of your answer
on the said contestant either In persOn
or by registered mail.
You should stats " your answer ne
sire future nOlicen to be sent you.
r.. X CLARK. Receiver.
D4te of first publication Aug. SO, 1913
Date 81 second publication Gept :. 1913
Date of third publLcetyon 9eNt. Z. 1919
0a4o - 1eureh paoo1estsea -. - 4e5a
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06
FROM
HERALD
Advertisers


HtIeu states Lana ttfiCe
Lennon. 5 ID. Aug. Il. 1915,
10 EatriCk Fitzpatrick Of Lennon. S.
a.. Cuntestre;
heH are hereby notified that Earl "
lUHea WHO gives iJoehIs. Perkins Ioun.
}. south Dakota. as has post office adj
., oss. dId on Juy u 1916. file iI this
lice his uuIy coTryborated application
contest aud secure the CaHGeiialion
% pour Homestead Entry No. -
rIai No. O+Isab. fa4aas Aay 81. 1910,
81 lois ana ., ana A. n. NJ ,. Soc
on 80, IONHsAly ISA, Itallae IGi.
-aaCk B4lls Meridian. ana as grounds
~ iIs contest he Alleges that SAID en-
iyHah, faliieA FItlpatfIok haas wAoiu
'"sibI Ioh q me SAID tract OF land and
taA been continuously absent there
sihje last past. that he never csetab-
HHHed TesIaeifSo upon said land. never
ses4df upon II. never cultivated II nor
improved u ih a"y way; that SAID de-
NUTS stlH exist
You are .theIeiore, further not
nat the aaIG allegations utH be taken
'H confessed. ana yOtu said entry viii
20 CdHCe led without further rIsht Ia
- mf8.eHt ~ you fan to file ia this Of
zee Ai"th twenty days after the
@''t AZ II publication oT this notice as
#nUE#H nc- -pw, your ans war under oath
zpes stiHatty responding to these ALI ga-
tohs oi contest, together with due
ipIi mat yoU baE. served n cOpy OF
pGr answer on the said contestant.
itHeT ~ person Or by registered mail
hpA should state Ia your answer the
Nanie ~ the post office to which you
.'site iHtuTe notices To- he sent 10 you
JOHN {. STD%ER Register
'"tc "I flfst publication AuE, % 1915
pate ot second publication Aug. go 1876
fpalt Of mira publication Sept G. 1916
'"l@ ~ fourth publication sept. I3. 1915
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06
NOTICE o. CONTEST
BHpaE meui OF the IHtercr
[ aifsi . ST ses Lind DFfirP

awnon, :. D., Aug. 81, 1916.
T rry c. Ross Of Coal Springs. 5
81 t. atestce!
are hereby notified that Alber'
g.. l~c y no sIves LraytOn. Eerk .us
.a s0N ID Dakota, as his post Of
... ..aErSs. did on July Il 1916. fiic
office bis duly corroborattd d sp.
to contest and secure the can.
... III Of yoar Homes tead Entry No
Serial No, 0229s2. made July ~
E... J5r NE3s, SEA, section and
A = and sWt4 NV -. Section
P. aship IGN Range lie. Biack
Meridian, and as grounds for his
......H he alleges that said Harry C.
a- Has wholly abandoned the SAID
r.. Hf land, and has been continuous
ly , nt therefrom FOR more than six
H.aa#@ - time last past; that he never
l etcd any portion OF said land nor
j. parea any improvements upon It. that
-aes asfauits stili exist.
Aaa arc therefore, further notified
tHat iae said allegations WIN be taken
as ca tossed. and your said entry viii
he eaace he'd vii hott further right "a
b laard either before this office or
an aBpeai III you fail to file in this Of.
frce within twenty days after the
FDt ETH publication ef this notice as
shown iye'ow your answer, under oath.
speniFjcafly responding 10 these aliegs-
tFn& Of contest, together with due
proof that vou have served copy OF
vair answer on the said contestant,
either Ia person ot by regixeoSod mail.
mai me % the post e4fsce - N&1ch you
desire failure notsces " - M1k ~ yOu.
yoHN a. sTsDNNS 5d1far.
Date .. fret pnht,c..sen 1915
pste oy third putlseA(l14 1o1Q
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

Sase win interest thereon from dat,
~ this notice, costs and expenses o.
@ ane SAT- ana s.s.oo attorneys fee a,
poNiueA ny statute In case Of for.
closure aHd that the premises describe.
"a SAL a1oftEase and to he sold arr
stiaa'eu l4 the County of Perkins an,
SAY ". south Dakota. and descr ,e
- io.l""a s. 10 Wit: The West half az
lhe Seat5 " est quarter OF section / an,
me h.'ts hAlf OF the Southeast oaarfes
o. Gu ". all IN township "a a.
tahst +. o. tanning lSe acres more at
~ 80 nE'" .4HG 20 the United States gov.
efnmeM' r...ey. Wv
aai t,a'"1 "i thank. South Dakota. thts
-'th u'N ~ July. 1915,
. ShAries GsmmeiI Mort gaceS
Nfeo' = h \ NHorney for Mortg gag
Mtihank, S II
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06
N"iit A. or CONTEST
b'i"FITnrat OF thr lntertor
HHA'd Mates Lana sbss.ee

lem. An..,.,
TO I;a4. Hart snftsb 80
y. D.. ..r,.- .a,- " ''''
~ You ID "rrony notified that William
@ @it"t's'', "I- gives Sem. ;, H.. as his
i'pe' ip' 20 aN1eSS did ON 5uts E, 1916
-, 80. 80 once ms duly corrohoratea
s'ha'ir''' a ." contest aud secure the
Serial sss7 nade Iar 30 1aas 80
= :, ~, ~ ""V y y, SA "a. Sccton 10
Town -EN. Range i6E. black Hnls
Meflu'# tHd AS grounds for his con.
rest ne ..tr-e~ that said CanteStee hs .
lieAel ed inHH wed or establiShro
fesia'H"' nH said land above dvscril.
ed ha~ WHOLLY abandoned the Sam.
since l.ak said entry. and an of
said de- IT, stll exist
You are 'herefort. further notified
'nat tit N"'d aliega tionS will be taken
as cohie,~e5 and your said entry N,il,
&c cahcei'~d without further rfybt to
~. nt, .. ' f rbefore this office or af
appeh hi Tail 10 file in this uff,c.
WIN ."'UiF days AFTER the FDt' RTA
Pubh'" BOZ" .' thiS notice. as shown he
'oN. aver. under oath, speClfi.
taiiy ]. -F'N.H.g to these ALLEGATIONS o.
.'n's -rr with due PROOF THAI
you Dave served n copy ur YOUR apg,, a.
oa 'u' S.." "HHteStaBt either In prr~nr
or by F1e terea mail
~" .. late in your answer INT
name '... a.-f.IftCe fD Which -, a
she l.. i.rFs go he sent tu NDg.
'0HN c. ST0NFR Tp-lef+..
' x. CLARK Y cen.,.
I'ate Hahii"ation Aug. H. lG1t
Itdi' .. publication Aug ~. 1916
I,aie ' ....+ rri'ioattou ku2. IN 1Efr
l'at" publication Sept. & 1876