davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cant of the design of ShelikOt that his instructions regarding the distri button of these Colonists. directed that il endorsements were not re- ceived. all Of the settlements were ! to be abandoned. except those at Three Saints Bay, Afognak and Kar. lux. suggestion that the use Of the Colonists at this time was chiefly for the purpose Of securing furs. It is not possible to take the word of the Russian naval and civil off. cers as 10 the character Of the Rus sian colOnistS at this time or later. That number of them were arti , sans and that many Of them came i'll families, suggests that their con. vict status came Of political offens eS. The criminal as he is known 10 single men and those not skilled it. the work or artisans. Goloynin. lie friend Of BaranOff. in his investiga tion Of the affairs Of the colony il ISIS stated:
 The clergy and the poor me chanicS had hardly arrived at KoHiak where tie formeI were
 set 10 earn their bread by the sweat of their brow. and the latter were distributed over dir. fercnt localities wherever furs
 could be got to swell the prof.
 its of the Shelikof company.
 Between l794 and ISIS the mis- sions received from the company neither Bibles. nor new testa- mentS. nor any other religious books. not even spelling books to teach the children. while wax candles. wine, etc. necessary for the performance Of sacred ceremony could not be obtained from them. Out of the thirty five families Of mechanics, only three men and one woman re-
 remained in 1918, the remain
 ing were killed or died from
 want and hardship while hunt
 ing for the company"
 Much of the agricultural expert mental work. therefore. in the early history of the settlement of Kodiak was done under the instruction of the Russian clergy and by native
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Aleuts. and. generally throughout the history or the company. i- remained
 ing or hunting. or the Creole when he was not engaged in the employ of the company. or the retired pen sioner and regular squads Of Rus
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sian soldiers to do much Of the work Of cultivation of the soil
 The Russian master was either di- recting hunt for sea otter. assist ed by q hundred or more Aleut na- tivcs, or he was engaged in the
 Continued on Page I3.t
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agriculturaliSt. did not secure more satisfactory and laSting results. An extended survey. impossible here. con
 cerns itself chiefly. with an apology.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

4 SURVEY of tie agricultural set "A dement's made in Alaska by
 the Russians raises the serious question why the Russian, so-called
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

0erfoIot1 mir einmai ben Neg, auf
BEN fid ois oeutihen Waffen Den
fran5oFi9su We5ftubl, Die frun30fi9e
Gpinoel erobert BADEN. Roubairz
3ourcoing, oas Snouitrie3entrum Der
feinen Ieioigen &leiOeritoffe. nit be-
nen iih paris Die Melt eroberte, lit
beute beutIder 8eiiB- 4ls Elm Soften
3peis Der genanHteH SnouItrie 1T bier
i4on felt gsraumer ,3eit bic fertige
Experimentation auf9eblibt.
Wlit bern beiB umitrittenen 9iae iino
80 aler 5luhsipinOeln 6rantrei6s
in oeuti9e 0Gnoe gefaIen. 0as be-
riibmte 9iqer Gsinsngarn bdtte bier
feline Stdtte, mo bier ME in oen
Ru66arorten 6lu6te Die 6~abritatipn
fsrtiser Serrenfleioung. miIitdriIter
ME dnOerer. Qian be3iffert ben idbrs
lid hierdus ~gejogtneu 0eratn auf 100
Niaionen 5ranten. unipeit caop.I, in
4rmentieres, lit oas feline frln3oIf6e
Qeinen gu 6auie. Armentisres tit dber
nur Der Mittelpuntt peri6ieoener tleis
nerer Pldbe. oeren S~pe3ialitdt feines
8leiOer= uno 6ausbdltIeinsn lit uuo
oeren etipa 50 Tabriteu idbrii6 MiIs
tidrOen umie5eH. l. Wiuionen oaoon
betrug daein Die idbrliae Nusfubr
na6 4merita aus oieIem StGot6en
BON 10000 GiHlpobuern. Die 8eqrifIe
Gdmbrai uno Cambria limb beute ibon
ioentii9 ~gerporoen. dele Staot ~liefert
Die feinsu 8attiittaI6entiifer, ole nur
in GngIauo 0en angliIierteu 0amen
YGambric", in 0sutfhlano a6er Den
9tamen hires GrfInoers im Is. Snbrs
buuoert 8aptiite. 9atiit trogen. Gs lit
Der Rame zines 6eiIigen. uno i'm Na=
men oieies 6eiliaen lit oisie frau50ii.
Ihe Snoultrie reid gefporoen. Su Ct.
Quentin faRoeu mir bebeutenoe
8aumipolporrdte: lit es 6o6 elmer ser
beoeutenolten Observation-Disclosures
pllBe oes Qdroes. Die 6dbritation in
Calais lit fdtieBIl9 du6 Dem Srtege
gum Gpfer geIcueH; oeHn bier mubten
Die inddti8eu 6c~britdnId9en gr0Bten-
tsils ben militar;i6en 4nlugen un0
8eoiirfnifen petdlen. uno Die groBen
Spibenideriteu Or Staot lino in Die
8er+eibigun9stinie geriidt. Die M.s=
fubr mad Der 9sreintgten Staten al
lein est:ug ( Miuionen Dollars.
G%beufaus nah ser 8rieq35one, ipenn
aud nod sunit;1er. II 4miens getez
gen, 6rdntrsi6s 8elour uno 8elpets
Q~ieferant.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
SmerOrups JorIobunQsrei(e.

ueber einige Grgebnife ieiner Grpe=
oition Lungs Der NorotiIte Niiens
ma6te Otto Sperorup mad Gbriitid=
mia sinige Mittsilungen. Die Grpe-
ottion iiberpinterte, ME bic 0eograz
pbiide 3eitIhrift beri4tet, an Der Dit
ieite pen Sap Wtlo, Don no aus cine
S6littenfl brt nit oreiBtg 6unoen CUR
Iuhudung speier an Der SItieite Der
Soimprz 9atbiniel eineefrorener ruff
iAer Shiffe unternommen puroe.
I'm 5u oen S4iffen gu 9elangen,
muBten $50 aiIometer Weges 5uriid>
gelegt peroen. 0a BORT bereits Der
propiaut gu febleu begann, murpen
oreiBis Wednn Der Seidsung mitge-
nominen. Ole ben Hid3ug gu Sluer=
orups GrpeoitionsIdtff nGcIipie" gu
SUB suriidleaen muBten. neil nidt sez
nI9eno plnB fir lie auf cen SdIitten
mar. Sper0rup sibt Den Sunoen als
3ugtieren ben WorSu9 Dor ben Reuus
tiersn. oa oieie gu ittoer abjuri9ten
iino.
Sic Gin'aRteit3inleI. Die felt ibrer
Gntoedung ourh Goparo SobarnIen
i'm SABRE 1873 0 nisrndno tpisoer
betreten luoroen lit, tuuroe eingsbno
our6fprfdt; Sic Smell lit o6Qia flad.
es puroen onIsIbit rsihe Stetutoblens
lager entNedt. Ter 0dupterfoIa Der
Expedition beitano in Der Ri6tigitels
lung Der 3arts 3piIden 9up Sf6els
justin uno Der SeniNeisW unouna. @m
is. September. 1915. befnnb fd
Sperbrup pieoer in 4rtplngeI, no
EN- fe5r Isbbofter 6afsnpertebr gu BE-
obdhteu mar.
: n 9ohmen, no IdnJe 9erIo6unq,n
iberbdupt hiufig fno. Bat turslid elm
in Drag oeritorbensr nsununoneunsi1
Sabre alter Wdnn in oieier .3inIi6t
oen 8oael abgefhoHen: er mar 3fpei.
uroiehsis Sabre lang 1lidIiter grlu.
tis1n aeroeien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

Teugieriee Msni6sn periuaen bGu=
fig, allerlei fir lie Wiheuspertes, bas
Die Grpadiensn ibnen aus euten
9riinoen psri4nei9.n, ourd pianmd>
bises Musfrasen oss Rinbes gu ers
fabrsn. So ptrb ntdt Dor ben ees
beimiten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !9alt
semadt, uno bic ainb.r, Die bic Iheins
bar barmloien Grasen gang ursIos
beantporten, merten meift niel gu ipGt,
boB lie Oinae dusgspfaubert baben.
iiber Die lie lieber bGtten f6pei9en
Ionen.
Se6r iddolid pirten auf Die 3ins
Der 6ragen. pie lie leioer fat in ieoer
&inberitube gang uno Cube iinb: rWeu
bait bu oenn lieber, Sdnte Sine ooer
mid, 8ruoer 5riB ooer Sdpeiter
Crete, ben 8oter ODER Die Wutter2-
Was ion bag 8ino, numentlih bus
beranpaAIenbe unb DerTtdnoieers
atno, uuf iolae Srage benin anttpors
ten? Son es beudeln unb benz Sra.
genoen INNER oieieniee Nnttport se-
ben, bic sr germ b0rsn min, ooer iou
es bebdupten, betbe eleih lieb gu bae
ben, audi tpeun oies hur9uus ni9t
Der sSdQ inv
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

4uf Elm iebss Ddi6en bat Elm trdfs
tiges 4btrodnen unb Rei5en 10 langs
su foI9en. Bis Ole :0aut politdnoia
troden lit. Dit einem pei4en 5anos
tud fam man Elm trdftiges Reiben
taum erreiben. Oaber Iolte man ftets.
aud penn es in Der eriten 3ett uns
dneenebm empfunoen tperoen foIte,
Elm raubes 9anotuh, beiipielspeiie Elm
5laneltuh. benussn. Our6 oas Rel
ben rpiro oas 8lut in Die 0aut Der
6dno eelentt. mas ibren Grndbrungs.
suitano nno ibre 6eI6meioisteit BE-
foroert.
Bel elmer iAonen 0ano mii1eu
aud Die Rdgel gut gepfle9t peroen.
Den iih inter oen Rdeeln ~anieBenoen
SdmuB entfernt man am beiten beim
9dnoemai6en nit Der Nagel6irIte.
Sonft benuBt man porteilbdfter Elm
fpibes 90I3den als, pie es meiit &c
Ihiebt. Elm tleines WeFer, od Del
Stdbl nur Die Sberbdut rau6er maht
pobur6 Der Stuub oeitO lei6ter an
hnftet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
uunIBe 0ragen.

Tidt bon unniisen 6ragen. Die
Rinoer On Grtua4ieue rihten uno Die
mitunter ielbit ben gebuloigiten grs
sieber CUR 8erapsifIung brinsen tons
nen. ioa bier Die Reoe iein. lonoern
BON iensn u~n5dbIisen u~berfluii9en
J-agen, ourd pelde pie armen &leis
nsn o ben @rpa6lelen geoantenlos
geqldlt uno gei9doiet peroen.
8iele MenIden rtfen eben 10 gar
nidt, popon tie nil Sinoern iprehen
lolsn. oaB iie auf bic unlinni9Iten
5raeen o~erfaleu, nur. um iiber bdupt
etpus gu iaaen.
0erbGltnismGBig barmlos TT es ia
nod, lpenn oos Gino tuobi 3lpau5igs
nal am Eage gsfrugt tpiro, pte es
belize, mo es po6ne, tpie alt es lei
H.. +. ~, obpobl IS audi geuus Rtnoer
gibt. bic ons 4lbsrne folder Jrdsen
begreifen uno ouourh trosig sema6t
ipsroen. .Sie psiB ia GAM eenau,
tpie id, beige. tpesbalb frast lie mid
oenr immer tpieoer odr1h2" errptoerte
elm &nnbe. aIs ieine Muttsr ibn
ihiIt, neil er elmer 0erpdnoteu iete
men Hdmeu ourhdus nidt fdsen
%fpolItei @roRere 4iroer tper0en ues
pobnlih nit Ser Srn5e geauGlt. Dte
fe IN Der S9ule Itdnoeu. Oieie
Sras. brinst ous aino reselmdBtg In
8ertsasnbeit; fte5t es ihleht, fIblt es
fd beidGmt uno piro Ieiht per'udt
iein. cine untpobre 4ntport gu seben;
ftebt es out, mag ss Dies bob audi
ntht 70 sernoe berdus fdaen, IS ertns
merit iih, SaB linn perboten poroer 1T.
Fd ieIbit gu Ioben gno speers NIT
Der Nntfuort. Wosu olfo oteie ur'
niss Jrass,
sat maj toirtlihes SntsrsTe on
ben 6ortIdrittsn oss 8tnoes, ertun'
oiae mar fh BET isinen GItern ous
ndG uno. min mar oas 3ino nur
gum gIauoern une Gr3dbIen perans
IaFen. sibt IS fir sen pabren Rim
oerfreunb san3 dnoere MitteI uno
Dsse ais Oiefe Srass, Die ibreu 3ped
fnft TETS perfeblt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
Yflege Der @aaS.

Gs gibt cine 3ei6e non duBersn
Wtertmalen an unlertr lisben Mit>
meniheu, aus oenen mar elmer siemz
lid fideren SdtuB auf i6ren geruf,
tbre 2ebensfuhrung uno ibren Slim
fir Sdonbeit uno 5einbett 5ieben
fdnn. gu oieien natiirlifsn Stedz
briefen gebort audi Die 0ano. Wir
ipre9en BON i6lonten, ortitotratii6en
5dnoen, Dor Der oerben 8uuernfauit,
bon Der bretten Wrbeiterbdno uno bon
nieoIihen, moQieeu putidbdno9en.
Cine tpeibe. ioubere 9ono madt aui
ans eiuen an%senebmen Ginorud. eine
l4musig.. u~niuubers, it0Bt uns ab.
Die 5ano 1T cine art 8iiitentarte, Die
man BEL 6reunoen uno 8etannten
iiberreibt, uno pie mol ii5 bitten
miro. oos nit unierem Ramen pers
sierte Rartonpdpisr befledt uuo ger
tnittert gu oertpsnbsn, 10 lit ss aud
nidt Giteltstt. ionosrn CUTE 2ebens-
art, tpenn mar oarduf a4tet, feline
9dno gu pfIe9en unb ibr Elm p~orteil.
bates Qusfehn gu erbaIten.
Gine piel geb0rte aldge iber bic
Derun3ierung Der 6ano sritrett iid
duf Ole Raubisteit uno Spr0oieteit
Der 9aut. Nam.ntli9 oen Oamsn bes
seiten oieis 0autfsbIsr pisI Iergerni8.
Won mag iid 10 piel ais mar nil,
NIT elmer punoeroou o%uftenoen Settle
tudideu. Die Rifig,eit uno S~rodenbeit
tpet6t ni6t; i'm 0egenteil. lie miro
cher permebrt als perminoert. @es
braudt man pirtli6 cine quite uno
ni4t nur anaenebm riebenoe Seife, 10
bari man glauben. oaB Die Sdulo
an Dem Waihpdher liegt. Wan iou
Die 6dn6e ME nit bortem Wa6er
Ddi6en. 9artes Wafer 1T reid an
8altidI3en. Die Die 9aut angreifen.
Oas WdTer u~nierer WuHerleituugen
1T fat INNER msbr ODER minoer bart,
uno oarum lit IS fir bic 6droe ems
| pfinoltder Qdut nidt empfe6leuspert.
Gtpas 8orar Dem Mailer 5ugeiest,
ndfIt es lueih uno uni6dolib fir Die
empfin0Ii6its 6aut.
4ber audi Die Seize 1T oftmdls bic
Undergraduate uriahe Der Raubigs
teit uno RiTieiett Der !9dnoe. uuo
3pur isIbit Damn, tpenn lie einen emit
5i6en0en Woblgeruh perbreitet. DEM
Der 9sruh oet SEIZE lit ts~insstpegs elm
9efpeis fir ibre Cite. 8ielfo6 pers
penoet man geraOe fir mangelbofte
9etfen in ben 6abriteu bibibe Wobls
gerdbe. I'm oaourh oas 6abritdt pers
toteuoer uuo pertpoCer erihetnen gu
Idfen. Sine tpirtIid quite uno Der
6dut oisnIihe Seife oarf teiuen
llebeTidub an aesnatrou baben. Run
beitebt absr bic sroBe Webrsabl UNI
ferer l%oiisttenieiTen aus ssfilteu. aui
,aItsm Dwe berseIteuteu Nutronieis
fen, uno odmit perbinoet iih iebr
!eitt Der llsbelitano. oaB le iiber-
f4uNiles GeBnatron entbaitsn. 3ie1et
uebeyidub an asbuatron 1T es baupt'
iGhlid. Der Ole Saut rei3t uuo i6G'
oi9t uRo lie ibrer Weitkit uno Sc.
idWeioiQteit heraubt. Daeeesu berubt
bic @la;e Der 5oilettenieife in eriter
9tnie 0dyuuf. odB ie neutral, ooet
nit dn0srtn Wortsn frei pom ubers
ihuNi1,n, Iebudtrou III. Bon allen
ubsrraiteuo biDieen 5oiIettsuleifsn
edrf man in Der 8egeI aunebmeu. odB
lie. audi rpenn ie nod 70 prdhtig rIes
den urO trdftie ihGumsn. eiHsn
uebevibuB an Aesnutron beilsen.
DEM aud tar, ihdumenoe Seifen
tonneR Ssia an 4esRatroR iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
Sranfreif)s Spiuurrritn.

0as pom ben Deutiten btieBte Ge
bet Ror0frdntreihs beoeutet Gus ser,
Der franjoitihen 5noultrie. 6ier lie
gen Die CaieIIen f~rau3oIiher ardft
uno Die Der riefsen Woo3entrqle
paris. Die aus oieieu GutlIen INNER
neues 2ebeu f60pfts. 0as rpi6tlgIts
4~5lobqebiet idmtliher Rooe 5nou.
Itrien leioet Rot. oenu Die 6abritsn,
oie oas Material tiefern, Die Stoffe.
Seioen, Spisen, 9eidbe uno Shleier,
Die 8GnOer uuo Stidereisn. ft itebsn
tntlpsoer gang itiu ODER iin0 in oeuts
lder 0anO, Wds oon folder Gurus
iOdre mob am Eager lit. lit nur su un.
iinnt9 bobeu Prstieu gu hlben, uno
tdsIia miro Ole. anappsit ar5ssr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

Sic immer we6feluoe Scene'
ne ani Dberen fSlu6 II clnSig
artia I'M Weiien Ste &eo;es
hung oui Dem Moraing Gar"
tit n,ht 5u HberiUiirn groBe
@aiuten, felue Diabi}e1en uno
geihtdte Boo'sieute iihrrn ct
ne mirfIibe grb0luH9s' cur.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
QUEEN GREETS VILLAGE BRIDE
Bulgarian Ruler, in Company With
California Girl, Attends Hum
BILE Wedding.

The hearts of a pretty village bride
and her family were filed with graft
tude by 'hc presence of Queen Eleanor
OF Bulgaria and Miss Helen Scott Hay,
formerly OF Pasadena. Cal, at the mar
riagc ceremony in small village near
Sofia recently. according to q letter
received by members OF Miss Hays
family here.
The queen and Miss Hay were out
motoring together when they saw n
great crowd of folk in holiday attire
at the village home. They went in
and congratulated the young bride.
groom and wished for the little bride n
life of welded happiness and thereby
won her love and everlasting graft
tude.
Miss Hay, with the personal ass.st-
ance of Queen Eleanor, will soon cs
tablish 4 nurses training school in
Sofia. In company with the queen she
has visited practically all the big hos
pitals In Bulgaria.
According to the charming Pasadena
girl, Queen Eleanor is graciously dem.
ocratic and greatly beloved. Miss Hay
is busy studying tho Bulgarian Ian.
ggage preparatory to beginning her
new life work
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Making Electric Rain.

A new scheme for artiacially pro
ducing rain is to be tried out In Aus
tralia, whore there are large sections
OF lanl that would be valuable for
agricultural purposes II sufficient mois
turc could lc Insured. says the Scicn.
tinc American. A captive balloon at
a height " 5000 to 1000 feet and an.
chorcd In the path OF prevailing winds
will bc used to discharge electricity
into the atmosphere: ana It Is hoped
thus TO cause suf'lcicn, ioni1ation 10
provide nuclei upon which tho mois.
turc Of the clouds will cosacnso.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Artificial Pearls.

Large artificial pearls have been
made by filling thin glass bulbs with n
solution OF fish scale nacrc and they
arc very clover limitations An easy
way to detect them is TO note the
spot whore the bulb was sealed Licse
gang has now r.adc artificial pearls by
another method. Tho glass bulb is
coated On the inside with ten per cent
gelatin solution, allowed to dry only
partially and then n small amount o,
sodium phosphate added aud the coat
Ing dried very slowly. The rides
ccacc is an optical pheuomcEon caused
by minute wrinkles. parallel, formed
on the gelatia.-S Scientific American.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

T. C. Hurst. Frank Church,
A. j.. Davis. Wesley Staley, A.
H. Barth. Bob Graves, Josiah
Maloney, A. J. Recht, John
Grattan and W. W. Moberly as
a committee waited upon the
State Highway Commissioners
Wednesday afternoon in the in
terest of Wadsworth Avenve.
Messrs. Staley. Maloney, Church.
Hurst and Recht were the spokes-
men and seemed to make an i'm
preston quite favorable to the
proposition to make Wadsworth
a secondary state road.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
TypeWritine Machines.

The typewriting machine does not
go much further back than the year
1855. In that year Foucault exhibited
n writing machine for the blind The
Remingtons began imvroving the type.
writer as early as 1857 and in 1873
manufactured $4,000 machines.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

All that remains to be done in
the matter of bringing the tram
way cars up town is the transfer
of the property, which will re-
Quire but a few days. The COM
pany is ready to begin work at
once.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Greenland Cryolite.

American commercial interest in
Greenland rests wholly in obtaining
supplies of cryolite from there. The
quarries at lvigtut, at the southern
extremity of the land, furnish nearly
all the cryolite used in the world
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Dead Letters
Presbyterian Church.

Services Sunday. August 9Th.
1870 a. m. Preaching, why
go to Church,"
ll:30 Sunday School.
6:45 Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor.
On Wednesday evenings pray.
er meeting at 7:30.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Fifty-two cases of booze. in all
l,2lS pints of old rye. arrived by
express here Wednesday consign-
ed to one man, on Wheatridge,
caused considerable excitement in
town. Sheriff Joe Dennis smell.
ed it clear down to Golden and
came up to see it loaded and car.
ried away. lnasmuch as the law
does not limit the amount. the
sheriff thought it best not to in
terfcre at this juncture.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Mrs. Al Belgin and daughter
Lu2etta Fisher left this morning
for Cheyenne to visit her sister
for a month. Mr.. Belgin will
be lonesome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Get your lawn and flowers
ready for inspection by Monday,
August 7th, rs that is the date
set Tor the judges selected by
the Community Club to make
their decision. The first prize
is $1,000 and the second is $5.O
". W. Wilmore of Wheatridge is
chairman Of the judging COM
mittcc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

j. +. White has a few houses
for rent. 52-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

j. 7. Olson moved into his fine
new house this week northeast
of town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Mrs. II. S. Burton and her Wis
lting friends were entertained
Tuesday at City Park at a picnic
luncheon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

The Arvada Relief Corps will
meet only once each mounth dur
ing August and September, on
the first Saturday Of each month.
Next Saturday will be a very i'm
portant meeting and a good at
tendance will be appreciated.
A nice, gentlemanly appearing
Shepherd dog with handsome
black, white and yellow spots,
has attached himself to the edi-
tors family. The dog has been
rather indiscreet in his choice of
homes as our fiscal appropria-
tions did not include the rations
for a dog. We have made this
quite plain to his dogship, but he
refuses to take the hint. Any
one desiring to cultivate his ac-
quaintance with a view of adopt
ton 1--WE mean the dog will
please call.
DR.. Williams of Denver, the
new pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, was given a reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tyrrell Tuesday evening which
was largely attended. About
fifty plates of ice cream and cake
were served and everyone re-
ports a good time.
Miss Emily Stannard accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Myers,
who with her children have been
visiting here, to her home in
Hayden, on the Moffat Road.
Mrs. A. A. Jackson of Denver
was in town to day looking after
their property interests. Mr..
Jackson has succeeded in organ
izing large company for his
new invention which revolution
ICES floor cleaning and scraping.
He is very energetic young
man and we join his friends in
wishing him success.
Rex Yeager drove out in his
car today and took his parents
and Mr.. Yeager's aunt who is
visiting them, to Lookout Noun
tain.
Judge Noah Shakespeare and
wife of Everett, Wash, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Garfien
last Thursday. He was dele
gate to the Woodman Conven-
ton.
Fred Archer, Peterson's ex-
pert barber, with some Denver
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Distric Attorney 5. W.Johnson
and deputy sheriff Harry Muh-
Ienbrock went to Georgetown
Wednesday to try the Swansan
bootleRging case which Harry
and an assistant rounded up q
week ago and found about 81, 600
worth of booze.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Miss George Brown is quite
poorly still with neuritis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Fred Archer, Peterson's ex-
pert barber, with some Denver
friends, motored to Cheyenne
Sunday, returning Monday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

j. G. Orr and family returned
last week from n 1900 mile auto
trip, Mr.. Orr mixing business
with pleasure. They report n
fine trip.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

W. A. Pipkin, an evangelist,
formerly of Missouri, but who
has been living in Leadville for
the past year, is visiting Rev.
and Mrs. L. l.. Elliott. He is
thinking seriously of moving his
family here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Local Lore.

Stop borrowing. Subscribe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

The regular monthly meeting
of the W. c. T. L. will be held
Thursday evening. August 10, at
the home of Mrs. Terrence
White. Instead Of the regular
afternoon session there will be a
picnic supper served at 6 p, m..
followed by the business meet.
ing. All active and honorary
members with their husbands
and wives are cordially invited to
be present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Francis b. Noel. son of Fran
els Noel in the east part of town,
has joined the navy. He has
passed the physical examination
and has taken the yoeman course.
lie will take his final eXamina-
tion Saturday and leave for San
Francisco Monday where he will
take six months in the train
ing school and will then be as.
signed to a ship. Good luck to
you. Francis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

Judge Noah Shakespeare and
wife of Everett. Wash. visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Garfen
last Thursday. He was a dele
gate to the Woodman Conven-
ton.