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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07
Auditing City Bills

James Meginley, marshal,
February salary. IS 1000
Thos. Wilson, nightwatch,
February salary. ....... 42.00
Frank Antcliff, nightwatch,
February salary. $500
Marjory M. Orr, health officer,
February salary. .......... $500
/. L. Hubbell, attorney, Febru-
airy salary. ............... $500
F. E. Conant, clerk, February
E. E. Cook, janitor, 4 weeks
p. Curtis, weighmaster, a
weeks salary. ............ 24.00
p. A. Frederick, water works
supt. February salary. -. 5000
Will Oberlin, day engineer,
February salary. .......... $500
E. j. Oberlin, night engineer,
February salary. .......... $500
Ben Neve, general utility man,
February salary. ........ 5000
Mary S. Barnes, Librarian,
February salary. .......... 25.O0
G.. o. Bignell, hospital rent. $3.50
James Caverley, labor. $50. LEO
Alfred Moore, draying. go. rs
L. c. Epson, team labor. $3.50. so
Belding Coal & Ice Co., sup
plies for poor. 27.9O
DR.. Orr, reporting contagious
diseases lO.lO
E. Chapple & Co, supplies. $500
F. E. Conant, postage and taxi
to cemetery .............. 2.o4
Mrs, Wright, caring for Ed.
Belding Hardware CO., supplies
and labor city hall heating
plant ............ Z4o.So
+. w. Little, professional SER
G.. M. Smith. supplies. ... go
Wortlev & French. supplies. CTS
Banner Pub. Co., printing -. 4.lS
E. E. Hudson, supplies for 80
poor 4o.lu
Spencer Light Co., city hall
lights ........ lz'o4
Spencer Light Co., street
lights, etc. ................ 345.ol
GAYLORD Bros. library supplies 1862
Moved by Aid. Brown, seconded by
Aid. McCue, that the city hall bills be
allowed and the clerk be authorized to
draw orders for the same. Motion
prevailed: yeas, Aid. Totten, Barker,
Brown, Sayles, McCue-5; Nays.
Au01tlng WAFER NOfhs Diho
Belding Hardware Co., sup
plies o'vV
Wortley e. French, supplies. 20
Spencer Light Co., water
works lights. ........... 6.01
Garlock Packing Co., supplies 4.36
Michigan Supply Co., supplies 40
Grand Rapids Brass Co., sup
plies ................ oO'vV
Toe Tower. labor. 200
James Caverley, labor. ...... 900
Moved by Aid. Brown, seconded by
Aid. McCue, that the water works
bills be allowed and the clerk be au-
thorized to draw orders for the same.
Motion prevailed: yeas, Aid. Totten,
Barker, Brown, Sayles, McCue-5;
nays--0.
Moved by Aid. Sayles, seconded by
Aid. McCue, that the common coun-
Gil of the city of Belding do now adj
journ. Motion prevailed: yeas, Aid.
Totten, Barker, Brown, Sayles, Nc
Cue-5; nays-0.
f. f. CONANT,
City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07
Warming Notice

Whereas my wife, Hazel Higgins,
has left my home without just cause
or provocation, hereby forbid all
persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no
debts of her contracting.
b. K. Higgins.
Bedding, Feb. 5, 1917.--adv.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07

Card of Thanks.-In behalf of the
relatives and' myself / wish TO ex-
tend my most grateful thanks to
friends and neiEhbors for help, kind
ness and flowers during the sickness
and death Of my wife.
f H. A. waldron.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07

Children smile when they take
Foley's Honey and Tar
LIST, II tastes good.
End, II makes them feel good.
II will turn feverish, fretful, couch.
ing child into happily smiling one.
Because II puts healing, soothing
coating on a feverish, inhamed, tickling
throat. II helps snuffles and stuffy,
wheezy breathing. II stops coughs
quickly, and il wards off Group.
II contains no opia;es. does not up
set delicate stomach, and the last drop
in the bottle is just as good as the FIRST.
Try it.
WORTLEY & FRENCH
CONNELL'S DRUG STORE
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07
Peoples Savings Bank

Visitor-I suppose, Willie, that you
can spell the short words?
Willie who hears much talk
about automobiles)-Yes. / can spell
words of four cylinders.-Chicago
Herald.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07
Council Proceedings
(OFFICfAL)

Council chambers, March second,
nineteen seventeen.
Council called to order by Mayor
Knapp. Roll call: present, Aid. Tot
ten, Barker, Brown. Sayles, McCue
IS; absent, Crawford. r.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Reports of Officers: Reports of
clerk, nightwatch, health officer and
poor commissioner were read. Nov
ed by Aid. McCue, seconded by Aid.
Totten, that the foregoing reports be
accepted, published and placed an file
in the clerks office. Motion prevail
ed: yeas, Aid. Totten, Barker, Brown,
Sayles, McCue-5; nays-0.
Report of the Nightwatch to the
common council of the city of Beld-
ing for the months of January and
February, 1917:
January miller & Harris back
door open.
January 3-Post Bros Office door
open.
January Post Bros office door
open.
January-Found sick horse in shed;
sameowned by Archie Woodruff of
Smyrna.
January S-Post Bros office door
open.
January 9-Post Bros office door
open.
January 12-Floyd jerks arrested
for being drunk on streets. He paid
a fine and costs of $500 in Justice Z.
b. Lapham's court.
February 1-rSohn Miller arrived
from Lowell and was picked up on
street. On Monday following plead
guilty to a charge of being drunk
and paid fine and costs of $7.65 in
Justice f. B. Lapham's court.
February 6-Called to north side
on | o street, Murray and Wilson.
February Post Bros meat mar
ket back door open.
February 10-Fire at 610 South
Pleasant street.
February 12-Nightwatch called
doctor for Pere Marquette employe
on Monday morning at 1:25. Wreck
at Moseley; engineer slightly scalded.
February 13-G. w. Thomas jew
elry store back door open.
February 20-G. W. Thomas jew
elry store back door open.
February BE. +. Chapple's Of
flee door open.
February 25-Ray Ring was called
to look after bursted water pipe In
market. Was discovered by night
watch at 2:15 a. m.
February 26-Smith Stanton's can
DIV store back door open.
Thomas Wilson,
Nightwatchmsn.
Monthly report of the health officer
to the common council Of the city of
Belding for the month of February,
1917: Number of complaints of nui-
sances,2; no cause for complaint, 0;
nuisances ordered removed, q; num-
Der removed, 1; inspections made, 5.
Classification of nuisance COM
plants: Chickens and ducks, O; filthy
barns, O; filthy closets Ito clean), o;
filthy premises, O.; manure Ito re-
novel. o: stoppage of sewer, 2; wa
ter in cellar, O; filthy alleys, O; filthy
cellars, o; filthy privies Ito remove),
O: garbage receptacles, o.; stagnant
water, O.; rubbish and refuse, o.; mis-
cellaneous, 0.
Number of cases of contagious dis
eases reported: Scarlet fever, 0, died,
O.: diphtheria, 0, died, O; typhoid few
err, o, died, O; whooping cough, 0,
died, o; measles, 9, died, o; smallpox,
0, died, O; consumption, 0, died, 0;
meningitis, 0, died, O; pneumonia, 1,
died, O; quarantined families sup
piled, o.; number of houses fumingat-
ed, O.; number of calls made, city poor,
49,; number Of office calls, city poor,
O; specimens sputa for tubercle bac-
cilli, 0. Respectfully submitted,
MARJORY M. ORR,
Heath Officer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07

tired but declaring the party . gran'
success.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07

Frank r. Chase.
II. l. Page.
Fred Underwood.
Brinton F. Hall. Charles Eddy.
Geo. w. Moulton.
John Hessler.
w. L. Cusser.
Frank l.. Moon.
Geo. Hoppough.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-05
DOMACl zPRAvY.

Il iuOtlbO iioUoNO 20 oblStoat q
vejce. HOSTEL a Rok6sek. Adv.
Karel Zitka jest majitelim pek-
neho 6-cylindroveho Overlandu.
Pfivezte nam smetanu a vejce.
Platfme hotove. Kostel a RokI-
SEX. Adv.
Josef Melichar odjel We ctvrtek
do Todd okresu ma prohlidkn po-
zemkI.
Josef RezaG byl Omaha minu-
~ tSden ma vfstave plnokrevneho
dobytka.
Tesafi jill zapoGali ma stavbe no.
We residence Jos. Trunec jizne cd
stanici.
Kupuju vejce a platfm vzdy nej-
vyssi trznf cenu v penezfch. j. f.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
81. Libuse Kolda byla zde nav
stevou minuly t5denu sve sestry,
pr. DR.. DiIgera
Adolf Sejnoha a Jan Beran cd
Lake Andes byli zde navstevou ma
zaGatku tSdne.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Zdejsi gsraz obdrzela karu no.
vSch FordI, z nichz diva 81 koupili
Fred Anderson a Fred Nelson.
Anton Boska odjel v dtery do
Spencer, Neb.. kde Sc delsf Gas
zdr2f u sveho bratra Tomase.
Zdsobte Sc spagatem do samova-
zaGu nyni, nezli zasoba Dude W.
Gerpana. Farmers Cooperative
Assn. Assn.
Pr. Fir. Novaka z Omahy pfijela
v pondeli ma ~navstevu ku SWIM 70
dicnm, manzeI6m Matej Pekafo-
wynn.
Pfisla Ike mn9 pred 3 mesici Ger
vena ~ja1ovice, asi 6 m6sitI stara.
Lawrence Walloch, Lesteryille, S.
D. Adv.
SleGna Frances Pivohka z Oma-
by sem pfijela minuly ma navstevu
k 81. Josefce VSborne. Zdrzf Sc
zde n6iakS cas-.
Jos. V. Wagner jel do Tyndall
ma schulz komisar1, jenz tez bu-
dou tento zasedati, CO ekvalizatni
sbor.
Oscar JaDda pfestal pracovati v
holfrne j. A. Matusky a PRAGUE
nynf pro Vencu Kulise v jeho "a
vodu v mfrnych napojfch.
James Kulish pronajmul staveni
cd M. B. Welfla, kde Dude mfti
pc ruce vzdy temperament napoje,
doutnfky, tabaky a pod.
Ma prodej, cervena hfebice,
1900 liber "a 500 hotove. Pro
dam tez hffbe. Jos. Vavra, st.
Tabor, S. d. Adv.
Karel Veself a jeho rodina ode
Ii v dter5 do Lake Andes, kde stra
vi navstevou tento tSden. Ovsem
ze 81 Karel zarybaff.
Ma prodej, 2 druhe ruky Regal
a Overland, v dobrem stavu. Ma
me vzdy pc ruce S druhe ruky ka.
Try. Tabor Auto Co. Adv.
Mamo ie~dnatelstvi ma barveni a
cistenf satu, pro firmu v Sioux CT
ty. Zasilame tam praci kazde pom
deli. Tabor Drug Store. Adv.
Obdrzfte cd dvou do Gtyrech
cent? vice ma jedne libfe smetany
kdyz j poslete do Heating Cream
cry Co., v Yankton. Adv.
Ma farme Jos. VSbornyho Sc cd
byvala We stfedu sousedska besfd-
Ika M kterou hyl pozv6n y4tEi no.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-05
Farm Machinery

Some people don't believe in preparI
edness in a military way, but there
is 10 farmer who does not believe IN
preparedness on the farm. 1t is thu
best policy to have machiney ready
when the season opens. We hav1
just received a large supply of spring
machinery and are ready to epuia
you for your field work.
Glynn Bros.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-05

do stavu manzelskebo pred nedav
mem. Sd&lil nam to Will Blach-
mix ienz to obdrzel cd l.. j. Kubis
ty, kterS mu pfikazal by pam to
ozuamil. Pan Franz, jak znamo
byl zamestnan ma taborske blnte
DO dobu osm let a nynf jest kasi--
rem v bance v Malmo, Neb. ST..
KoGerova jest dcerou Franka 10
Gera, jenz nyni bydlf v Gackle, N.
ID. Pfejem snoubencIm vseho do
bra We stavu manzelskem, a nenf-li
to pravda, tedy to nase pfanf platf
az Sc "a sebe ~provdsjf.
j. M Petfik a j. A. Dvofak S
rodinami 81 vyjeli k Lake Andes v
nedeIi ma ryby. Staveli Sc II
Franka Novaka a pax u Franka
Novotn5ho, avsak stesti jake oby-
Gejne Jim nebfalo. j. M. ,Petffk
chytil diva bassy a j. A. Dvofak
jednoho, ktery mu pred samym nc
sem uniknul. Frank Novotnt,
ktery S mimi byl a Jim pomahal,
mel vice stesti co Sc t5ka vyloveni
ryb, ale mel Ease sevcovskou smG-
lu v tom ohledu. Re Size Sc mu pc
dafilo vyloviti pet peknfch ryb,
ale spatne 81 je .upevhil k LODGE a
mel pc radosti. Ma stestf mel ne
jake v nadrzce We vode a bylo cd
%pomozeno, "a tez ma nase dfky,ne
bot jsme 81 pocbutnali.
Ma vSlet kterS v nedeli pofadal
spolek sokolsky Sc dostavil velky
pc Get lidu nebot poGasi bylo velm
pfiznive, a kazdS Sc dobfe poba-
vii. Odpoledne bylo hrano v mic
mezi sebran5mi hrati z Tabora a
okoli, coz bylo dosti zajfmave. Os
tatni cas- byl traven ma platforme
kde Sc rozproudila nenucena zaba.
va, phi hudb6 sokolske orkestry.
Dava Sc timto ma vedomf vsem
jenz mali elektriku v dome, re ell
ektricke zehlitky Sc mohou pouzf-
ii pouze v 1terS, nebof neni moz-
no bateriemi dati postatiteln5
proud a must Sc hnati pohon.
Necht 81 toho hospodyne povsim-
nou, jinak Sc proud 1plne zavfe.
A. j. Velat Adv.
Poslednf den mokra, byl v tom
to m6ste ddstojnym zpGsobem osla
ven minulou sobotu. Kapela hra-
la a Tide jeste naposledy Sc loucili
S hospodami, ktere pc devate hodi
ne zavfely. Uvidime, jak to Dude
vypadati v budoucnosti. :
Rolnfku, Wis Re nynf mnzes OBJ
drzeti vec ma postroje lacineji nez-
Ii je opravovatia Nynf jest cas-
koupiti, a dale pfineste he mne
spravky. G. w. Root. Adv.
Ma prodej, jedna farma o 120
akrech a druha o 2S0 akrech, ODE
mali pekne v5stavnosti a jine "a
ffzenf. Piste Vaclav Jifieek,
Wagner, S. D, Adv.
Zakazuji kazdemu branf pisku
meho pozemku, drive neali zaplatf
pfedem SOC IN fGru. Kdo vezme
pfsek be- meho vedomi, zaplatf
pax 81. 90 "a fGru anebo jej udam.
Jas. J.. Gleich Adv.
Name n5ni velkou zasobu Una
mSch Nyal leki ktere nevahame
odporuciti vefejnosti, neb vine 20
uspokoji. Nyal leky jsou vyrabe-
ny vzhledem k jakkosti, nikoliv
hojnosti. Zkuste je, z~arucujem je
Tabor Drug Store. Adv.
Nekdo Sc v Tabofe 16 Gervna w
pujtil pumpu ma gumy cd automo-
blu. MGze Sc n5nf pfihlasiti ia
Ike O n4jakou tn gumu ably pumpu
mohl vyzkouseti. Dozvedel jsem
Sc kdo to jest a nebude-li vracena
v kratkosti, budem videt. Jos.
Fuks. Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

Eajh bubs ii Some
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OTHER PRECINCT

PIP John Lawrence Wiocar6t 213. Arthur Lcmurl Jones 2T4 Frank Joseph LiHka 275. Carl Hugh Pearscn 276. Thor Htunise Il, Jr. PIT. John Charles Thompson 27H. Anton Jotann Er" 811d.n 279. john poihncr 2S3. Fra3erieh August Bij.-r 2S1 Ralph Tapia 2S2. Everett Nlncaid E"rgher 2s3. Charles Wesley Brown 2S4. DOL Wallace Brcwa 2S5. George HallaU 22G. Andrew l3llum 2S7. Andrew Emerson Ball 2SS. Alex Tarne 2S2. olc Christian 7 ~,v 295. William Lloyd Pow 29l. Edwin Rudolph Anderson 292. Tom Thomu .n.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
MILITARY ELIGIDLES FOR
 NOME AND SECOND DIVISION

An official, revised and completed list of the registered male citizens of the Second Division of the Ter ritory of Alaska who are liable to military duty under the Select Ser vice Act is appended herewith.
 This list will be drawn from by lottery as successive quotas are called for, the first chance draw ing to take place in the spring Those remaining from this list of registered elegibles will be held subject to future drawings il the military eXigencies of the country should require it.
 1t will be noted that the names herewith are preceded by a serial number. It is important 10 pre- serve this number for your infor- nation If you are rcgis,raat, or if you have friends or relatives in the list. since when he successive drawings take place tins paper will. be able 10 publish only the numbers SO drawn
 . =. NOME LIST: .. ....
 l. Olot Aired Hallstrom
 ?. Charles Rudoplf Onrem
 3 Owe Nj. Evedahl
 f. Morris Pascoh
 ,. Joseph Glen McDougdll
 6. eHnry Joseph Weber
 :. George Konstantine Gramalis
 s. Lauri Aspila
 9. Bernard Ferry. 10. Andrew John Anderson Ii Hjalmar Insvar Jacobson I2 Antonio Gramali5 13 John Hadgi Nicholas 14. Minor Smith McLain 15. William Archibald Thomas 16. irving MacKenny Reed 1T. Mike Hatz2n IS Frank William Lilly 19 James Andrew Doyle 20. Conrad Nartin Weld 21 Harold John Lyle 22. Chester Patric Doyle. g. Charles Lyle Calkins 24. Charles Lewis Sciarini 25. Edward DioLcrson Webb 26. Christian Aaherg
 27. Tone Watson
 2S. Jessie James White 29. Edwin Robert Nelson 30. Norman Eattray
 31. Frederick John Katzer. 32-EskaI Jcnnathan Jenson &3. Ivan Lepri
 34. Peter Ringseth
 B. Holger Heen
 SC. Eiuar Johanson
 37. Andrew Peterson 38. AHkel Oumpu
 39. Leonard D. Lewis 40. Douinicll Francis Lisson Il. John Augustine O'Bricn 42. Frederick James W. Wise 43 George Harlem Reed II. Alexander i1yeuen Al. Milo Sladoyich 46. Lewis Milton Poyonak IT. Louis swanson IS. Nortn Nelson
 49. Frank Salvatore PoIet. 50. David Ta.yar Johnson 51. Harold patric Allan 52. Martin l.. k. Anderson 5. John soderholm 54. EiHad Sigurd Berg B. Earl Clifton Nodini 56. Peter August Blomqaist 57. Patrick Sheridan 5S. Christian Lessen Jen-cn 59. Ole Larson Eoel 60. Austin Patrick Gurley
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

61. John Clarence RodinC
 62. Willard Carlyle Dill 63. LeoniGas Kosnas Giannapoio! GA. John H. Karazanos
 65. Carl Alpin Berg
 66. Faxon Clifford Lewis 67. James Joseph Began
 6S. John James Mitchell 69. John Nikko
 70. Victor Per Westlund T. John Elgot Carlson
 72. George Childs Johnson
 73. Trygye Kjelsberg
 "A William Walter Bailey Jr. 75. Ralph J. Miner
 7G. Alfred Julian Lomen
 77. Charles Goodwin Thompson 7S. August Henry Bockmann 79. William Karje
 S0 John Victor Began 81. Ralp Lomen
 82 Samuel Salathael Beam 83. Finn Resyoll
 S4. Carl Johnson
 S5. Gustav Reinisch SC. Ole Wirum
 S7. Charles Henry Lescher SG. Carl Withheld Nelson S9. Albert Lokke 90 James Powell Ross 91 AXol Emanuel Berg 92. Alvin Charles Dilg oS. Erik Harold Erik son 94 Rudolf Lambert Eklof 95 Melville Gordon Jolliftc 96 Arnold Lloyd Liebes 97. Leland John Garden 5S. Nacilis Maheras 99. Jack Marasovich 100. John Peter Heikkila l01. Johan Edward Engllnd 102. Sigirid Paul de Rome 1O& Fred James O'Rourkc 104 Fred Albert Haering 105. George Grover Grovcll 1OG. Nick OEasoff 157. William Epstein jos. Raymond Storey Pilister 1O9. AdoIph Moeslo no. Jerome Sim. on III. Kari Nord'uad 1l2 Peter ]. palsson 11&. Fred Erickson 114. victor F.. Zaeherson .15. Albert Washington Murray lie. Gh-rloa Ramp 117. lodis 4. Swing 1iS. karl Fritzof Boekholm 119. Frans Ogren t2O. Peter Kesevick 121. Arae Sandyick I22. Werren Edward Welsh 12&. John Holmes Scott 124 Ernest Bal tiger 125. DoHa,us Frazier l2G. William Bloom 127. Leroy Francis Wells l2S. Lyle Allyn Nevin. 129 Edwin Hooey. 130 Ivar Lystrup 131. Mike Koputa 1922 Edward Philip Ross 135. Ivan Ban 1&4 Paal Bradshaw 135. Edward Peuat Wostenhav2r 13G. James Frankos 121 Emil Hill 1@S. Jcns Thomp.on 139. John Erie Bn!mark 142. David If Ifutchison 14I Harry Ilaggerty IA. Frai R. Bourdon lf3 HioeicM Takasi IA. Birger Waldcmar Jonsson - AE.,. NFfII-or TO,tca
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
BOWLING ALLEY REOPENS

The Rowling alley next door to the Eagle saloon is now open for business. Everybody cordially in.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
DAILY NOME INDCsTuAL

2177. Nicola c. B. von Roenne 218. Warren Ferguson 219. Frank Milton Jones 220. Solomon Berg 221. Archie R. Ferguson 222. Delbert k. Replogle 223. Robert John Martel PA. Bill Hatoff 225. John Rupert Christopherson 226. Carl Fritiof Larsen 227. Gu. B. Anderson FPS. John Bcrglund 229. John Nelson 23O. Arthur w. Nylander 231. Geo. w. Smith 232. Patrick J. Ruane 233. Richard Nathaniel Sundqujst.
 ST. MICHAELs. 234. Etieinne Marie Chappot 235. John Brunnell 23G. Oliver Marun Wesley Caes 237. Lee Lewis 23S. Charles Oliver Bacon 239. William Cameron Quayle 240, Alfrcd Thomas Murphy 241. John Manners 242. Nicls Christian Nelson
 "43. William Arthur Chatland PA. George Cameron 245. Olof Ander on Krivly 246. Benjamin Harrison Wolf 247. Alexander Johnson 24S. LcW.s Christopher 249. William Thomas Parker 25o. Floyd Lee Allen 251 Rudolph Louis Turnuois- 252. Harry Vincent Johnson 253. Clyde Phillips 254. Mes Jensen Hornum 255. Rex Holbrook Weller 256. Robert Ray Gum 257. Aired Robert Proah 259 irwin Crvflle Martin 2GO. David Roy Stein 2G1. John Lawson 2G2 Harold Leroy Toy 2Ga. Oliver James Faam 2G4. Henry C. C,son 265. John D1naIdaon Macdonald 2G6. Florerce Felix Mccarthy PCT. Gunnar Jensen 2GS. Herman Radcmaher 269. Martial Jefferson Birch 27o. Join Nelson Flynn 2Tt, Robert E. Flynn
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

Anything in the uUe or Job worA Al tue industrial Worker C]ice Satisfaction assUged.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

ARE YOU SEEE}NG h PATENT
 1T 50 1t will pay you to fuvcstigaty rates of the Industrial Worker or publication of application thoretor Bring your torfei.ure notices to th, Ind dustrial Wc-kG.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
ygE CAN Otp 2'P,

For drs, ci,->s worn and prou H' delivery pa ana iiain ift aRd tt.- Peoples steam AauuGgy s.I 2. l. and get your laundry.
 W. ,. WtLLlAM8Or gros
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SuRP PRls 2

fully express feeling tieatne ThanEseiyre salo discovered public close prices then did in past. EEED FOR YOURSELVES.
 IN gs}I@H FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 c.g, Local Outside Cralberre Caoanoars and Hot Springs Vegetables CaesIa Pears Tohay Grapes, Grapefruit Oranges and Apples
 HE.aIIta A DINNER.
 oseator cocktail sauce 1larasauno Cherries dried DEEGCACIHs THE FHIis < GOOD DINNER.
 Sprod fruits, Olives, ripe greon II. M Miuce meat Pumpkin, Plum Pudding sueI Peanuts Peacans, Pin cuuts, Tihcrts
 TO WASH DOWN DINNER WITH Champagne Cider juice, Appleiu Logoju. TO !INGER ON Optmo Cigars Polet Fresh Roasted With thankssivngorder will Manufacturing blend 0 Fresh
 All specially in special wic the Following Stuffed Olives per pint per Mixed Pickles per pint.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
OTHER PRECINCTS

17G Theodore Gudhaugen IT. Fred Alfred Henton ITS. Rolf Fielding Dahlberg 179. Andrew Andersen 1S0. Steve Boinich 1S1. Nick George Cook 182. Harvey Vail
 1S3. Christen Christensen Dahl 1S4. George Shields 1S5. Ynsvar Nicholas Enselstad 1SG. John Hanho l87. John Albert SchuEoshe 1S8. Walter St. John Davis 1S9. Tony Tropia 190. Fred William Karow t91. John Miakovioh 192. Charles Edgar Lewis 193. Alexander Kasenek 19l. Carl Arthur Dahl trom 195. John w. Fuller 196. Jose Uscudum 197. Andrew Simon 198. Per Albert Peterson 199. Andrew Misuoyich 200. Frederick Olson 201. Harry Nicko,os Osborne 202. Boris Magids 2O3. Ernst Gustave Nysrom 204. Peter |. Faray 2Q5. Frank Kouvicoir 200. Richard Alto POT. John Garoy Zell POS. Robert Swan on 209, Bosal D.ausoloh 210. Andrew Bulmarl< 211. John Alto 212. Charles Rudolph Haeving 213. Joseph Thomas Hickman 214. John Orle 2f5. Alex BuloH .216. August C. WLcclre
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

Clothing clealtcd, pressed, altered and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Co.,, next door to Sogerstrom and Hagen's.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOT. Under New Management. Front s., Goors west of Alaska
 Bank.

We are hero to please cid and new patrons. We do the best CLEANING, PRESSING,
 ALTERING q REPAIRING. First class workman hip. Gent lemens and Ladies Clothes.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

youN get it right in the Worker.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

1G5. Earl Okazoh
 166. Isaac Potter Norberg 167. John Borzell
 16S. John Michael Campbell 165. Clyde Byron Hager ITO. John Martin Johnson I'll. Holger Johnson 172. Carl Jorgersen 173. Ernest Albert Lidcn 174. Kri3tan Larsen Madscn 175. George Modini.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-11-27

147. Clifford Merritt Allyn 14S. William SChiffer Cornanton 149. AXel H. Anderson 150. William Thomas Murnar 151. Pietro Minatel 15l. George Embo 153. Jake Krist;n 154. Alexander Mcintyre Grant 155. Dem RoGoff
 l5G. Spiro Aliujewich l5--. stephen Sid Rally Biroscak l5S. Jacob Wilhelm Carlstrom ,5%. Henry Walter Johnson l60. Galassi Dante 161. Audcr Hoem 162 Charles Murray 16%. John Emil Tay2st 164. With0 Robert Sarkka
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-01-11
RIGHT SPEED FOR SEPARATOR
Often Nearly One Halt Of Fat May Be
Found in Skim Milk When Ma
chine Is Run Slowly.

As much as 80 per cent variation In
the richness Of cream may he obtained
by variation In speed OF operating the
separator If normal speed is 80
turns Of the crank per minute. - turns
will bring rich cream and - turns will
bring thin cream. A great deal Of fat
is lost in the skim milk when low speed
Is used Sometimes nearly one-half of
the fat may be found in the skim milk
when the separator has been run too
slowly. This demonstrates the Tact
that there is only one speed for eco
nomleal operation OF the separator,
and that Is the right speed, This speed
Is Indicated on the crank handle.