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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01

look for the company. which they
consider brighter than ever before
in it's history.
1t is officially announced thai the
second 5OO-ton unit of the com
paDy's concentrating mill will be in
commission before the close of
August. II was expected that it
would be running by the middle of
this month but the delivery of
machinery has been delayed. The
new unit will increase the output
from 500 to 1000 tons of mill-grade
ore a day.
The Nevada Consolidated recent
ly entered upon its contract with
the Con. Coppermines company
$1,000 tons of ore during the per-
iod ending August Is, 1918, and
after that, for five years, at least
5000 tons per annum and as much
more as the economical operation of
the Liberty Pit of the Nevada Con
solidated will permit.
The Con. Coppermines company
Represents a consolidation of the
Giroux Consolidated Mines COM
pany, Chairman Consolidated Cop
per company, Butte & Ely Copper
company, and Ely Central Copper
company. 1t WI in fee the pro-
perties formerly known as the
Coppermines, Ely Central, and
chairman Consolidated. 1t also
owns about 93k per cent of the
stock of the Giroux Consolidated
Mines company, which in turn owns
about SO per cent of the stock of
the Butte & Ely Copper company.
Consolidated Coppermines also
owns in it's own right about 33 per
cent of the stock of the Butte and
Ely.-Mining Age.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
L. of \. Loses Faculty Members

Two mor names have been add
ed to the list of professors who
have resigned their positions at the
state university during 1917, max
the year. K. H. Mullen, director
of the state hygenic laboratory for
the past three years, and p. A. Lee
henbauer, teacher of botany and
horticulture, presented their resig-
nations to the board of regents.
Acting on the suggestion of Cover
nor Boyle, the opening of the uni
versity has been postponed from
Sept. 4 to Sept. 6 owing to Sept.
5 having been declared a holiday.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
OLD-TIMER MARRIES
FLAME OF HIS YOUTH

Edward B. Learned, a mining en-
gineer and real estate man who has
resided here for many years, and
Miss Valerie D. Mitchell of Frank
lin, KY, were united in matrimony
this afternoon by Rev. Ira T.. Price.
pastor of the Methodist church.
The groom, who is 81 years of age,
and the bride, who Is IS. have
Known each other or ,any years
although separated by the breadth
of the continent and Learned re-
Gently went to Hazen to meet Miss
Mitchell. returning with her on this
mornings train.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
To Survey Humboldt River

State Engineer j. G. Scrugham is
preparing to undertake a survey of
the Humboldt river in cooperation
effort to ascertain whether an ap-
preciable quantity of water can be
saved through deepening of the
channel, construction of storage re-
servoirs and prevention of loss
through seepage and evaporation.
Reclamation service men will sur
vey and study the river system,
which now irrigates more than
800, 900 acres.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
Shock of Death Kills

Shock caused by the death of
her brother-in-law, Louis Rasmus-
sen "a Southern Pacific railroad
engineer who was killed in the
wreck at Hated, is believed to
have resulted in the death of Miss
Kate Payne in Sparks. She had
been ill for several months anc
news of the death is believed to
have killed her.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
GUN REPAIR IS
DONE IN FIELD
EXPERT ARTIFICERS READY TO
DOCTOR UP DAMAGED
CANNON

BEHIND BRITISH LINES IN
FRANCE, Aug. Z. - In war the
question of wastage of material is
second only to men. Armaments
become rapidly unserviceable
through old age and casualties, the
big gum most of all. For gun cas-
ualties a regular system of hospi-
tails exists.
The first-aid station is in the bat
terry itself, where just as a medi-
cal orderly keeps a supply of medi-
cine and bandages, a trained arti-
ficer keeps a supply of tools and
spare parts. He can deal with any
trifling accident that may occur, or
replace any small part hat may be
broken. The modern gun or how
itzer is a complicated piece of me-
chanism, requiring constant skilled
attention if the best results are to
be obtained. This attention the
artificer supplies.
But, should the gun develop a
complaint beyond the powers of his
tools to rectify, or should IN I'M
lucky splinter of shell wound it in
some vulnerable part it's removal
to hospital become necessary. Gun
hospitals are workshops, wonder
fully organized to deal with the
work that falls to their lot, and
stated by skilled men of the ord
nance corps.
These workshops are graded &C
cording to mobility, and are all cap
able of more or less rapid transfer
from one point to another. They
are styled light, medium, or heavy,
according to their powers of move
ment and their capacity for deal
ing with work requiring light or
heavy tools.
A Light, Ordnance Mobile
Workshop" to give it it's full title.
is self-contained upon two or three
motor trucks, ingeniously arranged.
The floor of the lorries carries light
lathes and drilling machines, driven
by electric transmission from the
engine of the automobile, light be-
ing furnished from the same source.
The trucks look like ordinary
closed motor cars when travelling.
but on duty the sides of the vans
drop down to form platforms
around the machinery, and the IN
teriors are transformed into buzzing
hives of activity. Their capacity
is limited to the work that can he
handled on the comparatively light
tools that they carry.
The whole system is a miracle OF
organization for a war which,, al
though at present mainly one or
position, may at my moment de-
velop into one of movement. Every
thing, workshops included, must be
ready to follow up an advance.
Provision of machine shops at fix
ed points meet the conditions OF
trench warfare, but they would be
come useless as the line OF battle
left them behind. So the gun hos
pitfalls, like the field ambulances
and casualty clearing stations, are
fashioned upon a plan that allows
of ready movement.
There remains the case of the
gun that through LONG and honor
able service is worn out. 1t Is re
moved from the battery, to be re-
placed by n of ii number that
lie in readiness at M of the gun
parks behind the line. and is taken
back to an arsenal to be rebuilt.
The inner tube, whose rifling in
some cases is worn nearly smooth,
is removed and another inserted in
it's stead, after which the gun is
in the emplacements of an active
battery
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
THREE EAGLE MEMBERS
TO JOIN NATIONAL ARMY

On Mondy night the Eagles will
give a banquet and smoker in honor
of three members of the local lodge
who will soon enter the national
army. The men are Bob DobrO, Milo
Fattich and Victor PierraZ and the
Eagles have planned to give them a
big time that they will remember
long after they reach France.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01

Judge Walsh has granted a di-
vorce to Estella M. Weeks from
Freddie Weeks, a former prize fight
er, IN the grounds of cruelty and
failure to rovide. Weeks is now in
Butte, Mont. Thompson and Thomp-
son were attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
District Board Changes Quarters

New headquarters for the Nevada
district exemption board have been
established in the Washoe county
court house. The board has been
meeting in the Reno National bank
building, but the quarters were too
small.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
Big Receipts From Reserve

Net receipts for the Humboldt
Ruby-Santa Rosa forest reserve for
the fiscal ear ending June 80
amounted to $50,646. Of this
amount $4S,133 was paid by stock
men for grazing privileges, $1573
was received from sale of timber and
$940 was for special privileges. The
total mount expended during the
year for administration and improve
ments was $23,142. Thirty-five per
cent of the receipts reverted TO Hum
boldt. Elko and White Pine coun-
ties, in which the reserve is situated.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
Registered Man Over Age

Adjutant General Maurice Sulli-
van has ordered cancelled the regis
tration card of Lee j. Murphy of
Storey county. This action was
taken following the submission Of
affidavits and a certified copy OF
Murphy's certificate of baptism
showing him to be 33 years of age.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01
r. II.
deputy

sheriff and assessor, accompanied by
Mrs. Armstrong, left last night by
automobile to represent Sheriff In
gals at the meetings of the state
board of assessors, now in session
at Carson.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01

If Americans are captured, there
is a Red Cross bureau already organ
lied at Berne which will maintain
communication between prisoners in
Germany and their homes in the
United States. and will forward the
supplies and foodstuffs which the
men in the German prison camps
will need.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-01

W. LLOYD CONOvER is register
ed at the Goldfield from Salt Lake.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Reejerinoen.
opertaeer Sanerne

Ssfelae ct Telegram ira @aIblngs
ton bar IrGiioent @iiion / en- Den
26be bs. uoiteot Proclamation fiino'
aiort, at ban / Webisr at ben Mfpn-
oisbeb, iom er eipet ham. Sreoag Den
2sbe bs. 81. ~ Miboag oil opertoge
Criiten al alle Sernbaner % Camp
IfibsIinier inSeuinr &c Soreneoe Sta.
tiers @r9nier.
Samtibia bar ban iionGpnt 81.
uansminiiter @cslboo til General
iernbaneoirefter.
@oncrnes Crit pil bii %icrtiat al
oeres reipeftipe 8orporotioner unoer
Wr. McMboos 2eoelie,
Sc Gicnbomme, ion paa Sreoag
paa benne Waabe bringes inc unoer
Heaicriusens oirefte aontroI, or ale
0anoets Sernbaner, Der tiliammell
bar Ell 9Gnsoe al 100000 NiI os en-
5otalp9roi al ST.. 100000; ale
0ampifibsliuier, iaapeI paa Snbiis'
erne iom / apit. oe Slootrafiten; alle
1erminaler, Serminalfpmpanier %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
EteDrah 90 Smern.
Suofpm itifattcn.

9oiiis Mtiirphn | Tllbltolte, Gollec-
for Of SlltcrnoI Rcneuue, bar icnbt no
en- SfrineIie, bnori ser girrcS mar.
mere rebe for, huorleocS nan bar al
forhoIoc iia mcb &eninn til ben me
S;n6fomitifot. San meoocIer, at Sen
GmbcoSmonb, iom ifol isre 3ilinn
me0, at Spitemct ipcrflGtte5 pao Den
melt ciieftipe Ntnnbc, bill tommc bcrs
Ill Gouutuct ocn 2oen Somlnr OF fnr.
blipe her til Sen 2Soe. Sou bill bliuc
Of trpfic / Goltrthui,t I Iccoroh ira
Sen 2ben ill ocu 15oc % / GuImor
SapiltpS @anf ira oen t6hc Ill Sen
2She. Get cr al %iatipbco, al ollie
pg cllhper mcrfer fig 6ctte. &cofoms
mcn0c GmbcoSmano oil ncmllig IN,
ser lit Spbolo her biitoa ,Solf neb at
ofatne De Grflprinoer, iom Honcu
frrper unber oct me Suofomitifnts
Spitem og ben Nirlp, ma ioulc6e9
funr, foiter life Sfattrpoercn uogct
Ger er Dem, iom bar facet Sen Sp.
fatlIing az Slnqen, at oct cr Hcaie.
rin9enS Sag at opisac ocnl, Tom ifal
bctnIe Sfut; men bette or i"eilogti1.
Get er Sfattepoernc, Iom maa opioae
Hcgieringen, 8. b. T., oe muu benuen.
De Tia Ill De al HegIeringen uoicnotc
Mplo oa hos biSie ina llnoerretning
ON, boao De bar at giprc. Gnhper,
Tom urblaoer at rapportere, hpoo
SnotGgt ban bar, er bieminIoen til
@soer paa ira $50 til 1000.
Ine, iom bar en- SSnotpQt al opcr
$1,000 ON Naret, nran ropportcre.
Gn 6arnilieioriereer betnIer Sfat al
ell SnotPat al $4,000 euer mere, Ell
ugiit Wano al $1,000 ener mere.
Gen loobeItemte erfIpring gicreS oeo
NipIp al 9Iantctter, iom man iaar
lt9 u0leOeret | oct Gieme0. ollie iiiae
GrtlprilYer maa bore in%obroote ipr
ben lite NeartS 1919. SnQen fon
mnoroge liq heune Rligt, % set er
honbIeit at iorip9e poa oct. Gnhucr
tlIraaoc5 oerfor at in0iinoc ia hos
Nc9ierinaenS lloienOing peo ieritc
&clltgbeo % oPre berc0t til at Qipe
'uaoonmc SplpSnin9cr ON ems &no,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Sjp,nanosTrai
gantle 1a9e.

$ QamIe Gage por man nteset op.
IinoIomme, naar oct gialot Giraffe
maooer for be forifjcniee Stpnoer,
IaaIcoeS ooiaa for Siempnoenes Ge0-
fommlenbe.
Gen 3bie Sonunr 1850 fom set
Tor Sngcn, at TO Hornl9no paa @a.
leaien Gan Scbaitian" / Gipita Sec
chias Saun bnpoe plonIagt at mprbe
lin &aptein. Gnepe al oeres Same.
roter bar inbpiet / &onlplottet. elsie
bIcp I~traffct pco, at NGien % Grelle
blep lfrilbbet al DEM. &c TO Sopeo-
m9nb bIep ienbcriliot mcllcm A @aa.
De, iom bleu roet / fire forificlige
Netninger.
s goret 1868 frpSieoc Sen bcrem.
tc Sipbelt ban ser Sronnp omfring
poa Snpet % optog mco 6oroel aarn-
pen moo GngelIfmGnbcne ON Serre.
ocmmct. Gbeien poa ct al bans Sar.
telcr bIep paa Oruno al Seigbco it'll.
let Tor &rigsret og al bcnne bsmt iii
Spoen; men Nbnlirnl Sromp bei,aa.
oeoe bam til folgenbc Strof: aap-
telnen bleu "fjelbalct" tire @ange, 5.
p. /. oraget tire 0nnge giernem |an-
bet UNDER lit cget Sfib. "a ban font
ira bette mcb 2ipet, blcp ban lat ON.
borb | ct al be onore Sfibc iom Sfo-
pnoier og Spparter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Scoe Kors. K%ampaonen.

@aibinaton oeu 25bc Eecbr. Set
"Rebc aprs'" Ncolcm$fampoauc
bar ppret Ell itor Sufce&, ioct oct
Wtaul, man baphe iot liz, ucmlig Of
.ifoiie Sorcninecu 100000 me
Nteolcmmler inoen ,Sul, life alene
raoeoeS, men operilsiebe@, ioet An.
.toaet SuIcaiten par raaet op ill up.
ten 100000.
CperaIt / Sanoct bar 9epPgelicu
imbct flor SiIilutning, bpilfct er ct
1lGocIigt Segu pao, al solicit bar Ell
alnlinoelig SoritaaeIie al oenne Or.
carnations itore, peliignelicSrige
l&lrfiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

"@laffen" fom ON en- Stuno til.
bage meb en- gIebenbe Winebpr.
San latte iig frGos ODER 0unfen,
ilpttct liot paa en- Gj4ro % Be.
gpnote at iuioe Sui. Sno gift Wi.
reboren, % op gicnnem Saeet gift
Gunfcn og "SIine.0 Iaffen" meo
en- f~orfRroeli9 2arm. Jormanoen
fom Iprineenoe.
"Soor CT Sline.@ laffen'9 2"
lpurgte ban.
"8eiIte op eienncm 3aget o.
Gofferipolo meo 9rPnoepinsoun.
fem, Ioarte Tettr. "San broa
fanife afiteo for at faa laa,lt
Sfi9nfeglas."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Smaapluf.

AIRS. "a Mrs. 9 :, Nnocrion
reiitc 4ianhog til Nocbcitcr Minn.
&Iomitcrgortncr y. I. Sn.
monN% liaaer bctUntelig ioa al @um
QrbctUnncIic.
&utber College @aifct @uQ
Gcom ipiueoe Goraona mco lcomct
ira COMPTON Goucge % pnn0t.
4tortin g&iit ira @cbiter, 2.
Got, bar | &ulcn bcioqt lin @roocr,
Rc0utter &oh5. 9. l9iit her / @pcn.
Nils Ntiuo @iIbcrtion rcjilc
gtonooq til @otcruil,c lor at tiIbrjn.
&c &uIcn / line Gorrlorc3 Micm ser.
r. Mii'@ &cnrjc MlOcbu rciitc Cor.
0ag til 3umbrota Mjnu.
Goipcr Guitiu ira q. Saul
hor tiIbragt lin <lci2ric hos Is. q
SteinC@ bcriteo2
~ @tr. % W}r@ CIoi &ucrion rel.
itc Ircoog Ill Siour SAILS paa Ell vi.
lit hes N}r, % Qirs. Mclpin Nc2.
helm.
Sans @elQcion fom Sn9oan
tiIboQc ira @}imcapoIi&. hpor ban en-
Ei0 hor beio8t I'm Cattcr, Mrs.
@hitc.
DIR. "a Mrs. Spcn %iacslon>
hor barr oen Sora at mite i'm :
ginuncoer aomIc @obu iom oahc
2irsoo8@.
Sobn 9. Gubcpit ira %roNhcao
@is, or Der poa e. Bar Tigers @eicc
hos @irs. ). n, Moen / @lcnpoo>
Gopuibip.
:. Z. &ohnion or oenue Ia,
otter retit III Hocheitcr, huor hon cl
unber SG8ebebanoIing al Gottorcr
ne Ma0o.
Mrs. 6. :. Sohnion % 0}rS
s. MeIper reiite 9sroag til Mocior
LAMB, isis, pao Ell %iiit hos $. q
NcIttluH % Su!lllIle.
ReIs @olfeapif reiite iioite llqI
til Scanoinauia, Ais., Tor at ieir
&ul hos i'm Spiaerien % Cater Or
% 0tra. &. &. Snlitb.
Wfii5 &iloo @er9 ira gpitin
@inn.. S0iter al &aaierer e. &
@erg / Tecorob State @anf bar OF
bolOt iq fer | noaIe Gage.
Mrs. &riitiou Graitgcro tor
2erbno tiIbuge ira St. 2ute's Soipi
tal / Ct. 8aul i betpoelia beorc Sci
breo, enO ga bun for no8Ie Mnan(
Der iioen reiite oioop.
Clap Sougen, Sen Of @aitc
5. 6. Soueen, bar tilbraet nogl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
SEN. VerplanoS >oN.

@oihin1ton Sen 2ibc Sccbr. &C.
notor IranciS :. Nclplonha ira He'
uuou oroc pll,bicliQ her / Nlitcn.
Scnotor Herplono& uor 'pot / Hat,
.cbcj, Ntiia., Den 2Sbc Mug. 1913.
San par McoIcm al NrprTicntanthu,
let ira 1898 iii 1908, bpiIfct iibit'
uGullte Mar ban polQtes til Sor,
bunoaienoior. San 9icnpoIgtcS
1915 iii lin treble Sermin. Sans
Stem par / aienp, Ncp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Sdnocl fomponerte oaerebe iom S
Mar gan1ntel 8ut og Hoiini ifrcp
i'm 7 tie Opera -peo 12.Marsalbes
rem
& 'cl paa, hpor nlpffelig
cite &iounoerbarn blir, er
en- 8ut, on blep ieot / 2pbccf
1921. Oa ban bar 10 Maaneoer
Gammel, fuuloe ban tale rent %
betcgnet ale @ienitanoe ontfring
Jig mcb beres rette Hapn. ct Inr
9ammcl bar ban bepanorct / Wo.
~lebe9erne % funbe l9ggc uo ON
oeres Snobolb. Sa ban bar Is
Maaneoer begpnbtc ban at lpIc
@iltoric % crbpcrpct Jig mbcr
line feritc Scueonr Ell eftcr Sen
Chs 8orholo encitaaenoe Gllno.
fob / Siitorie. @lltten Iprtc
Jig ogIaa at tale 2atin % iranif,
men osoc Iaa, %fulofommcn oner.
onltrcngt % ubt9ret 3 Ior
gummel.
Canine Mar Tom Scillcfen blen
loot, Iaa ogiaa ct anoet @iounOer.
barn Sagcns 2ps = oct bar Sean
9aratler, Ssn al en- irauif 1rcit.
San begpnote lin Sfolcgarg ollie
reoe / lit anbct 2cpcaar - lprtc
Sprpg, bl. a. bcbraiif, ituoertc
MIironpmi, Watcmatif % SiloIoii
% poftc req 14-aar5aloaren flor
Spligt peO llniperiitetet / Sale !
Sp'tluno peo lin nIeopanlige auno-
Tobsrigoom. Wcn Ser blcp intet
Of bans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 ban
beoe al 3prine / t9.IarSaIbcrcn.
Snmtibig lepet / Spbecf ogIoa
en- Eisc, Wasoaleno Sal,id,' bpiS
Soritano bar uiebpanlig tiblig ilo-
piflet. Naereoe i line tioliglt,
9arneaor lPrte bum at beherlfc
8reIf, Satin og 6ranif. Men og,
ina Bun bsoe fsr bun blcp flllot
uopif1et.
gnr 1872 iif en- fattig aunitncr
: griitol Ell Ssn, Ion1 mcact tiolin
bite en- uieoponlig 9egapclic. Sans
Hapn por Shomlos GbotcrIon, oa
rllocr lpffeIi9c SmItrnbigbeber CT
set mllig, at ban bar BIT en- itor
Gigtcr. Gbomas ifrep neuliq
%crs, Iom / mango ScnIcenoer ro.
get lungt ouer bans SamtibS Eoe'
il. SEQ 14=glarSaloeren hopGe bon
cit 900 StiQ;ng % piloc ia bau!
Ell trpg Srentib, bois ban ifft
hopoe ubnit fine Sigte for at uGrt
romle. Son latte ncmlig pna Itr
Sig-iomfirg, of Sen bar lf~cpct a
en- @unf omfrina Iar 1400, 90
rettc IiQc li.erprc @coraacri, ION
mi piloc ia ifnifst lin Sorfattel
Hp for @e'feNenheb. pocln1be ban
totalt. !Snn miitet i'm StiQin1 ot
Seoc i 6ot'igbom oa llbemcrfctbeo
Tlcre Itore Reimbursement bal
rift lin 9eg,pelle tiNlin, me- &c
gclcn er, at ct iwtsrrc Ianosarbeio,
/ en- for tioli9 Ilocr u~nocrgrapel
Sunbbeben % panifeliagisr scr
Irncre ro9ifling. Wegct lGn9cr'
eno noeet @ibunoerbarn fan oei
cut fonme, Iom, noar Sen rett.
Gib err inbc, lG1gcr al lin SntreSi
i at tile9ne Jig Be aunoifaber, ion
tpbes / Sfolen. Huber Dc ferIt
Sfoleoar logger ran 8rurocn ii
lin irenltibigc &ihcn, o. enbpe,
tan, ielp ON ban life eier noacl
8iounberbarnsbrgauelIer peb Slii
% Sutcresie raa meget langt / 81
bet.
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"Suspcnnen" iaa gub ium eu $4,000
Maifiu.

Seq bill ie1oe nogle faa 2inier o. IaSe
Sem nlbc, at je9 bar mootoget "6lispeus
llcn" Spnlaitin / gpb geboib. Sea bleb
lllrprt'et oen at 'e bpor GOD % fin Den
par Tor Den Urls. Seq lifer ben soot.
seq bar Ipet paa mango andre Sloes
Shr1alttner, men ingcn al benz bar p9rct
beore. Spmaitiuer. ipm andre bar aipet
go Collars for, er life bebre eno Den lea
9ao S24.75 for. Seq ital anbefaIe Sen
I'll mine Naboer. at ieg bar facet en- DOB
Spnalttne "t9usbeunen.
StaOp, q. Sat, Are Sec. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Observation-Disclosures; Tulmanfom.
p~aniets Sopepogne og 0arlpr Gurs;
EacferneS og andre aprporationerS
pripote 9anelinier; uqe Sernbaneelcs
potorer % ale Sernbanetelegraf. og
Selefpnlinjer.
gQe Sernbancforporationer bar
tiliogt PrPiioenten lin Iopale Sje.
neite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
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% Gitcripprajcl.

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let lsuner ts lite at busisre iaa imaa
GUNNER.
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sc VlpriOa.

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Sarm tiIiaIaS. @eb Cont

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menter paa Slatlanoet peb 6piteu. go 9lcres
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tracts. s25 900 for belle SSdrmtu. Sfrip
til State Sanf OF eoumap q. Garbora.
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0nprfor life BRUCE gub Safe?

V"ptTut Hle UrHgc quo Nntte?
Setal life hsi EriS for ooorliacre
apalltet. Seno $1.10 for G%rspepof.
tc al . Fnub Scunc's "GrccGu". Gen
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sept ., 2S55-57 Mooiion st..
Chicago, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-08
LEMUEL DWELLE, or
NORTHWOOD, DEAD
Pioneer settler Of Worth County and
One Of Founders Of Northwood, Dies
at Age o. s3-onos Member Of Iewa
General Assembly.

Special to Tines Republican,
Northwood, Feb. s.-Lemuel Dwelle'
one Of the earliest settlers OF Worth
county and north Iowa, died today At
ter a short illness with grip. aged 49,.
Mr.. Dwelle came to Iowa from New
York In the early fifties and Worth
county and Northwood has since been
his home. He amassed competence
thru the rise in values Of land and the
operation Of the first flour and feed mill
in the county and one of the first wool
en- mills in Iowa.
At different times Mr.. Dwelle Allied
the offices of county treasurer and au-
ditor and represented this district in
the legislature and was for years coun-
ty surveyor. Until he retired few
years ago he was president OF the
Worth County State Bank Of which he
was still director and large stock
holder.
Public spirited in extreme his gifts
to town and to its churches ran into
many thousands. Due to his foresight
in laying out the town, business streets
of Northwood are one hundred feet
wide.
No< funeral arrangements have been
made pending receipt OF word from
relatives in the east. He is survived
by his wife and brother H. " Dwelle.
and many nieces and nephews.