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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
m. E. Church Confsrsaes.l

The annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal churchsclos.
cd at Salida Monday, with the
announcements the assignment,
of ministers for thc,ycar.
The reports showed the confer.
cncc to be in good financial con
dition. There was one poin,
where the reports showed losses
Several years ago a general APP.
peal was made to the state fol
100000 to cndow the Denver
university. i'll order that a SINH
lar amount could be had from the
Rockefeller foundation. The en-
tire sum was pledged during the
campaign, but good portion of
the subscribers have failed TO pay.
The conference decided upon
making an effort to raise 800, 900
TO make up the deficiency and
work is to be started at once. The
conference will meet at Delta
next year.
The assignment of ministers
follows: z
W. T. Scott, Superintendent.
Arvada, g. A. Cage; Black Hawk,
n. l.. Lamb; Breckenridge, Joseph
Martin; Broomfisld, J. L. Glass: Bur.
lington, j. A. Mourman; Calhan, ID.
M. Scott; Canon City, Guy y. Kon-,
KEEL; Castle Rock, X. o. Taylor; Cen.
trail City, G. S. Parker; Cheyenne
Wells. Albert Dennis: Colorado
Springs, Asbury, C. +. Rnsswciler.
First Church. G. B. Wilcox; Cheyenne
Wells. J. =. Lane, st. Paul, {. n.
lnman. Trinity, A. L. Chase; Cripple
Creek. J. J. Fleming; East Colorado
Mission. G. I. SledKe; Erie, C. M.
Kennaugh; F'lorsncc, A. L. Leach:
Golden, N. II. Lse; Goldfisld, II, Z.
Pohl; Hugo, 7. n. Vir Den; Idaho
Springs, Ben Eitelgorge; Jeffcrson
Avenue, X l.. Dryden; Lafayette. II.
c. McCalliskcr; Louisville, John 0psr.
go; leadvillc. c. b. Martin: Limon.
-; Littleton, Fred Zimnerman:
Morrison, p. N. Manning; Oak Creek.
W. A. Bowden; Parker, CLARK Colt.
rell; Rockvalc, -. Silkwood: Hslids.
W. +. Clark; Silver Plume. G. M
Fish; Steamboat Springs, v. G, Sovsh.
Victor, l.. w Coffman; Mount VslIcv'
Sara Docblor; whsatrides, r. +.
Gibbs.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
Rank Clarke Kales DEE
Suddenly From Pnsusnsaiu

lre'C. NJ Duncan made Z record
run to Roggcn last Thursday
with his Ford racer. to get Frank
kalcr home as quickly as posi-
Die. Frank was down on bust
ness and a visit with his parents
when he received word Of the
serious illness of his little son.
NJ. Duncan, who can always be
ID pended on in an emergency,
Stated with him as quickly as
possible and made the run Of g.
miles in two hours and fifteen
minutes. The baby did not inn
prove and the next day Mrs. ,Ka-
Ter received word word to come
az there was very little hope Of
It's recovery. Death relieved the
little sufferer at four o'clock Sum
day afternoon. 1t was. broqght
mere for burial. the funeral taxing
place Tuesday afternoon from The
Presbyterian church. The yo>sng.
parents have the sympathy Of
many friends in this community.
Franz Clarke Ksler, only child
a. Mr.. aid Mrs. F. L. Kalsr, enc.
cumbed 70 pneumonia after .
weeks illnSQs. on . ranch near
Roggen. Cob after ths very
best Of medical skill he'd failed.
Sept. I'd. 1917. eing oas year I
months and 20 days o,d. later.
ment in Crown Mn ee,petery.
Just little while this pure white
lilly was left 70 gladden. our hearts
and then was gathered u Tie guar.
dian angel 70 the plsos Akhsre the
lilly never fades away. OAhov wo
Will miss you. little ons. ba< thoss
beautiful. carssning hssds VII bs
becksning US 70 you bye asd bAe.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

~. NJ. Compton. the genial as
sistant postmastcr, had hard
fall from his bicycle Thursday cv-
ching when he diverted his course
suddenly TO avoid running down
Master George Campbell, who
suddenly ran into the road in front
Of him. A big bump on his fore
head and badly bruised .han,t
was the net result and he has
been busy telling people how il
happened.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
School Board Proud
Of School Conditions

inc members Oh inc AINaQl
school board are very proud OF
the condition of the school PREM
iscs of the district at the begin
ming OF school, and they have a
right to be. The editor had the
pleasure of a tour of inspection
IN company with President sos
ter and Secretary Weber, s',;l
found various improvements
which will add greatly to the ad-
vantage and comfort OF the pupils
and teachers as we'll. Perhaps
the greatest innovation is the
screening OF all the windows and
doors from cellar to garnet on not
only of the high school but the
primary buildings and also the
North school,
The next very decided improve
ment is the cleaning and varnish-
ing OF the woodwork ana the Oil
ing Of the floors and kalcimining
OF the walls and ceilings. The
stairs have been covered with a
composition to dcadcn the sound,
and brass strips over the edges
add much to the appearance.
Much new equipment has been
added to the Fairgrounds, such as
rings and trapcze, tccter boards,
turning poles, etc. The baseme,i
of the high school has been reno.
waited and cleaned out and min
iaturc manual training cquipmcn.
will be installed and Prof. Peter.
son, who has been employed as
teacher in the commercial branch
es. is also equipped with a knowl-
edge of manual training, and will
give this feature of instruction a
tryout, and if it proves to be full
ly appreciated the board will
eventually add manual training
to the curriculum.
Another new feature will be
a kindergarten, which will be con-
dpcted- in4. lsxaqGe-h by Nsx.
Cummings. The hall is not as
desirable location as could be
wished, but it is the only avail,
able place and this, like the man
ual training department, is new
feature and the demand for it can
be ascertaincd in the crude sur
roundings, and if thought dcsir-
able permanent arrangements
with satisfactory quarters can
later be provided.
The board has been very ably
assisted in all of this work of
rcnovating and improving the
school premises by the new JAM
tor, X. +. Lucas, who has been
on the job for some time and has
been very handy man with the
brush, the saw and the hammer.
Much Of the work has been done
without extra cost to the board
outside OF the janitor's regular sal
airy. He seems to be the right
man in the right place and the
boaId is to be congratulated on
its good judgment in securing Mr..
Lucas services.
Saturday was busy day for
Superintendent o. b. Drake in
enrolling the pupils for the high
school. Eighty registrations were |
made, which represents big
days work.
Everything points to a very !
success y school year. Every one
from I! School board down seems
to be Merit and in hearty accord
and conditions arc ideal for a
good terms work.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

4 Howard Evans, who has q
<tsnch on Clear Greek, sent ia
Apme Of the smoothest and whit.
est potatoes No have seen yet.
They will b on display in our
window . few days.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
School Opens

School opened Tuesday under
most favorable circumstances.
the enrolment for the first days
being considerably more than at
this time last year. The ENROLL
ment 10 - follows:
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

u c. Rhue principal Of the
Morrison schools returned hon
day from his vacation which WAS
spent ct HI hame At Casey. III.
He reports . delightful summer.
but aays hs 10 glad 70 get back to
Co1ogado. s..
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i"tsi..,.. ............... N
Miss Jessie Griffith has been
transferred from the North
School to the Second Grade and
Miss Edith Champion has accep.
Ted the North School position.
Nm. Cummings has been EN-.
pIoyed for the kindergarten.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

10. W. Murphy marketed some
Ane Turkey Red wheat to Evsns
4 Bennett this week weighing
g pounds pr bushsl. notwith.
standing the fact that there wa
Considerable Wild oats mixed in
with The Whoat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis left
in their flivvcr Monday morning
for Fort Collins. where they 20
on IN outing trip.
Roy Stalsy and Hank Wingcrt
went to Cheyenne Monday to At.
tend the races and celebrate La.
Dor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Murphy
motored to Bycrs and were over
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ].
er cent more freight service n
Walter Day, formerly Of Denver
View.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Vale
welcomed . husky little lieutsnt.
ant who put In 90 appearance 1t
their home Sunday. "Atten.
shun. Compan-se!" Lieut.. VsiIe
70 passing cigars aud receiving
the congratulations Of his many
friends.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06


ratified by the board at its mex,
meeting, but as he wished to max,
visit back to his old home in
Missouri for several weeks, Mr.
Boehmer consented to act until
his return. DIR. Loberg will also
take his wife and 60 back to the
show me" state for several weeks
vacation and visit.
B. H. Talbot and family, OF
Wheatridge, and his brother AL,
of Elizabeth, returned Monday
evening from an automobile trip
to Omaha, Emporia, Kansas, and
other points, returning by way
OF Pueblo. They report corn crops
tine through Nebraska, but the
general crop in Kansas is very
poor.
Mrs. Flahcrty and her friend,
Miss kund of Denver, drove in
Mrs. Flaherty's car to labernash
last Thursday, and from there to
Grand Lake, returning home on
Monday. They drove all the way
from Grand Lake in one day.
Mrs. Dinwiddie returned Sat
urday from a visit with friends nm
ranch near Rifle, where she has
beer, tesscver weeks.
The brick plant is operating one
mill now and employing only
about a dozen men. they have
an order for brick to build an adj
dition to the Hungarian mills. 1t
will require about one and a half
kilns.
| @ ----'
IFred Sccrcst and George Swad-
! ley left for #. Collins. where they
will attend the Agricultural Col
lcgc. George graduated from Ar
vada High school last year and
will now tackle agricultural pur-
suits. Fred is also a graduate of
Arvada High. and this will BIZ
his third term at the Aggic school.
Senator Stalcy and wife left
today for Rocky Ford to cat can
taloupcs.
Miss Viola kclstrom is teach
ing school at koggcn this year.
Ernest kalcr came down from
Sterling tuesday to attend the
funeral Of his little nephew.
August Tctzlaff came up from
his dry ranch near Bycrs tuesday
evening on business, returning on
"Wednesday evening. He reports
things looking pretty good in his
locality. Gus was fortunate in
being IN the creek bottom. where
they had more rain than back on
the mesa. He will have quite a
few beans and some wheat.
Nicholas Keller went 10 Cas-
per, Wyo., Tuesday on a business
trip. He may locate there this
winter.
District Attorney Samuel w.
Johnson was caller in town
tuesday morning on his way 461
Central City, where court con-
vcncd. He did not expect to have
much business this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Harvey and
two daughters Of Mcrino, were
guests several days this week Of
their old neighbors. K. l.. New.
ton and family.
Mrs. NJ. p. MARITIME, accompan-
led by hcr mother. Mrs. Peters.
Misses Ruth Williams and Clara
Hooper, motored to IT. Lupton
Sunday and had dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Hcslcp, and then on to
Longmont. where they called on
Mrs. McQuistcn, formcr1yof Raj
ston Creek.
A. Rccht and Mr. Garrett went
fishing on Labor day At the L.
X. Reich lake. MIR. Garrett land.
ed ten cat fish while NJ. Recht
had all kinds Of trouble with his
tackle and was not 50 fogt6uste.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

| Mrs. Goodman has gone to
Evergreen to keep house for her
daughter Hazel, who will teach
the Evergreen school. Marguer.
ite will live at home with her
aunt and attend Opportunity
School in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

A social viii BE held at Berke.
ley Park, Saturday. Sept. 9Th,
from 2 to 5 p. IA. under the aus.
pices Of the W. R. C. Of Arvada.
A cordial invitation is extended
to oil. Cake and ice cream will
be served at Is cents per plate.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

z The Sophomores and Juniors
had their first class skirmish at
the corner Of Grandview and
Wsdsworth. They made the air
blue for awhile, but no casualty
net has been published.
Monday was Avery quiet day
IN Arvada. as nearly everybody
and his aunt celebrated Labor
Day. Nearly everyone has a
Ihvvcr or an automobile and they
are always ready to celebrate a
iega! holiday, and il the legal
holiday don't come around often
enough to suit they make a hoIi-
day. Well. We like to sec people
ENJOY themselves even IL. we can't.
a printers holiday in a country
town arc few ana tar between,
like the iccman's, but then there
Is q satisfaction in knowing that
YOU arc so necessary to the life
OF the community. Some one has
70 take life seriously. 80 why not
the printer? NV
George sinficld is learning the
printers r. trade at the Entcrnr;se
Office after school and on Ss,,r-
days. He takes to il like : ,,,,rl
70 water. and IL the lifcwort ~ a
+; a,0 f:sa,. "!se'sy !. not cxcmplified
49,. Sssc iusurc career Il will
mo- no. o. our fault. George has a
6't Of grey matter under 49,; - : !,
!natis susceptible of devel,',,,, 49,. ~,
IN = mannss that will n.,...u aen ~
yesrs, 'e"e''' % him IN later
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

We received a friendly note
from II. G. Cannon advising US
to change the address of his En-.
terprise to Buckingham. Colo,
where he has been transferred
because Of the manager going to
war.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
Joe" Weber 10 clerking fo1
D. F. Cahill and IL . very oblig
ing and pleasing gentleman.

Arthur Kaler accompanied his
brother Frank to Roggen We'd
nesday to help him lharvest his
crop Of beans.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

r. o. Graves 10 having The
front Of bic garage repaintsd.
NJ. Garrett 10 doing The work.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

(r. and Mrs. II. S. Barton win.
:savc the 10th in their eas for.Ai-.
Dsquerquc. .1s..h., nears which
pIace Mr.. Burton has relatives.
.ney will visit for awhile, and II
= hcpcd that the lower altitude
WI benefit Mr.. Suston's health.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Ars. Neal Ragland and famiIv
sotsrtsined the past week two
automobile losds of relatives and
friends from Oklahoma City.
They came . week ago Monday
and then took . mountain trip
to Arrow to 80 Mr.. Ragland who
D 10 ~ sav nilis and iuihber
business there.
Those Of the party were Roy
and Eussns Ragland. brothers
Of Neal Ragiand. and his sister,
Mn. Rosiswosda and her daugh.
tsr Thslma, Ar. and Mrs Chas.
Alien, Maryine Chapman and
Otto Mueller.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Miss LorsassDay Of Byers ar
rived the hst Of the week to
visit . few days with Mr.. and
Mrx o. w. Murphy Of Denver
View. m
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Mrs. N. P. Marines picture
appeared in the Rocky Mountain
News Tuesday morning as driver
of one Of the cars in the ladies'
auxiliary to the Garments Union
10 the Labor Day parade.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Miss Florence Tyrrell left Fri.
day for her school Plado. east OF
Colorado Springs on the Rock Is
lspd road.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
Why not subscribe today?

NAug. Boehmer is again on the
job as night marshal, Mr.. Tiller
having resigned to take up his
work in the Leyden mine. Aug.
will officiate temporarily until a
new man is appointed. Herman
Rock, brthcr-in-law of DR.. f. Nj.
Loberg, has been recommended
and has the mayors nominal APP
pointment, which remains to be
ratified by the board at its next
meeting, but as he wished to make
visit back to his old home in
Missouri for several weeks, Mr..
Boehmer consented to act until
his return. DIR. Loberg will also
take his wife and go back to the
show me" state for several weeks
vacation and visit.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
Card Of Thaalra.

We wish to thank our many
frtcnds and neighbors Who were
70 kind and sympathetic In our
9feet sorrow in the ~ Of our
asas little son Clarks, md Tor
e: flowers and many synape.
0'e. and kindnessss which
words cannot express. :
Mr.. ed Mrs, FL Yalar
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chas. Bennett is reported to
be quite i'll with asthma.
Mary Hurst has been qyit4
sick the past few days.
%5oe M.loney has accepted a
job as deliveryman for Cahill's
grocery.

Miss Mabel Lesher will 20
next week to Nampa, Idaho,
where she will teach school Tho
coming year.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06
ITEMS OF LOCAL AND PERSONAL INTEREST

Owing to shortage of help in
this olice it will necessary to
close the forms at 6 o'ctnck Wed
nesday evening. We will not be
able to guarantee appearance
Of announcements or other items
received later. Country correz
spondence should be in BY Tues
day evenings mail.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Ernest kalcr came down from
Sterling tuesday, to attend the
funeral OF his little nephew.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rodda
and daughter went in their car
Saturday Tor . visit with friends
up over Berthoud Pass. They
returned home Monday evening.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

y your nsms On our hooor rolf
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Miss Newson who has been
visiting her brother at Griffith,
has returned to her home in
Kentucky.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

County Clerk Chester Lawrence
left Saturday morning with his
family for Estes Park. where he
has taken . cottage and the
family will remain for several
wssira while Chester will return
oceasionly to look after his Official
duties.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

The brick plant is operating one
mill now and employing only
about a dozen men. they have
an order for brick to build an -ad-
dition to the Hungarian mills. 1t
Will require about one and half
kilns.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

The Sugar factory has submit.
ted . contract to the Mayor for
the construction of their beet
dumps.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Miss Viola kclstrom is teach
ing school at Roggcn this year.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Mrs. Dinwiddie returned Sat
urday from a visit with friends on
a ranch near Rifle, where she has
been tesscvcral weeks.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

A. Rccht and Mr.. Garrett went
fishing on Labor day At the L.
K. Reich lake. MIR. Garrett land.
ed ten cat fish while M. Recht
had all kinds Of trouble with his
tackle and was not 50 fortunate.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Miss Mahaffey returned Thurs.
day from her home in Ohio, to
begin her school duties.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-09-06

Mrs. Flaherty and her friend,
Miss kund of Denver, drove in
Mrs. Flaherty's car to labcrnash
last Thursday, and from there to
Grand Lake, returning home on
Monday. They drove all the way
from Grand Lake in one day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-11

-ronc.ro lIr N W.
l,ria Burtaa W fh hrIde only
attendant Claude ute oi ih'.
c.ty vas b.. mau rh, cDr,mon,
Was perfo ed p. Goo Rct 81 a.
Evans father ot fhr bride IS wed
d.ug suppsf followed Dikitand
Mr ARID Nr Nurft Bil max
rhr'r home af >fs Fails
lhe Philharmonic cr az eflht
concerts for thr seas .r HIIe. tl.
flmr choir lo0 sinler4. NHlr \
CWry director and leo Owstam
pianist as soloisf operlfI-r quar-.
Tor Including Mabel Carr. IN. so-
grtno sophia Brasmu. con ratio.
Lambert Murphy tenor Und CI7f
encr Whilehin baritone. Etrsm
I.mbaIi~t vi0'lnist Lury Gates. so
prano and George farrera. auuSt
iu JOINT recital Maria as. coura'
'o. and Giovanni Lruat,l'o tenor n
'ont recital mime Awelm GnW
NHrc' oprano and Nine Ernestiue
SehrmannBc.nk. cunfrato jam,
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Dick went again FOR short ride
with me todey. lttie hook Ito had
received a letter from 1im and was
very happy over ~.
eDo YOU know. Margie be said
''how long Jim and have been
friends We have been pals rrrr
STAGE be was eight and wae
when ! heat or the bully that stru
him My greatest sorrow in fe Nar
I could not go 3d. college when hr
did. but old Jim ala not take 9n5 fne
~ his college Chuws into nN place
"yFhen Z wrote him I was going to
marry you be started west and $50
not come back until We had been
married long while TIE said he
was AFRAID Won would not 'il,r Nim
Nnu can hot 7 never was so glad -
ANYTHING iu nay llfe as was when
you two liked each nthei on hrst
fiuhf Jim Fou know. "a rather queer
no never liked many girl- TIE could
not endure Eleanor talriOW she
said it Nas because he was Jealous
80 her. but ! did not think that was
syou SOC I'm was cut out for a
hatheior and woman hns - meas
nro up vcrs hieh Tor him % take any
stock in her Iiw always liked Mol
he qIthn he fhDt if----4+t-f-s kid HHt
arr sure. Marcie nest tn me rrr-
haps he loves YOU better than any-
one LIVING.
a am greatly surprised. Nargie. go
SEQ how easily he takes to fhe hook
business YOU see he never did anf-
thing but ride around that great
ronrh - his IT'S rnwh0Ys adore him
and until lately be has spent sis
months ct least ruf ~ each year ouf
there. AiNays said Dc would not tie
himself down - an 0fhrs chair bot
listen % what he writes
YOU have often. old chan heard
me eay no business IN Tho world
ceuid oner me enough - nail mo io
an Office chair. I like 20 be out in
the open and stretch my less too
Tell ppt some way Tn getting Aw-
x1k ne~r>st>t N this game. Per-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-11
Don't Say: "DandruH Can t
Be Stopped. "

Arc Won one Of the hundreds ~ho
have uied many different tonnes an nos
say ~D,nduH cant BE- stopped
n 40. remember. Pomp~an HNR
Massage is not only tonic. Il q q 'r,df-
r>nL This treatment j, carefully deser aod
in leah.,. The Hair ard l,s Car,
enclosed in every packsg,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-11

The unsssssing (rubhing) Of The scalp
wakes up the roots Of the hair To- new life
This masssEing also opens the pores
ofihe scalp 10 the wonderfully stimulating
liquids N Pomp>isn HAIR MAsssEe.
Dsndruf goes. Your hair viii become
and stay healthy, rigorous and attractive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-11

DISTRICT No. I
(Wards !. ~. 10 and ~
Mrs May Abicr. $50 Wiliis-ave- p.
r. ! Bsamer f3 columbia =
Fred Bradley. sci T.arued r
Walter IBruCks 1876 George-st
A. r. Burr. 1905 Woodward ave.
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Rr Tm e-romss
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Now that old Boring has stilled it's restless waves, Diver Clark has re- sumed his task of picking up lost lighter moorings for the Alaska Light craze Co. in the roadstead. Each year some of the buoys to which the light ters are anchored get afioat. leaving the anchors and chains behind ar.d the job of picking them up is some- times a most difficult and costly one for the company in as much, as in the present case, the services of a diver are required.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

A number of patriotic citizens are already interesting themselves In the coming Fourth of July and will prob ably undertake to bring about the usual celebration on that day. As there is additional excuse for patriotic fervor at the present time there will probably be prompt response. All though some of the independence day celebrations of the past have been rather curtailed, Nome has always held celebration of some charncte" and the day should he fittingly ob- served on the next return of the na- tion's birthday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

sition until the 46th. Grigsby again passed in the 18th but was overtaken immediately by Wells who hung onto first place until the Seth when Grigs- by made his top run of forty anu placed the score 392 to S45 in his own favor Wells failed on his next try an Grigsby brought the game to a close with runs of fifteen and two. The highest runs recorded were 4O' for Gligsby and 31 for Wells.