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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05
CHANGES MADE IN
BUSINESS PLACES
THREE LOCAL FIRMS AFFECTED
BY ACTION OF DIR. ].
H. voGEL.
VIM. A. PFEFFERLE TO SELL
OUT; ONE NEW DRUG STORE
COMING.

Several changes will be made in the
near future in the location of well-known
New Tim business houses. Those at
fected are Arbes Bros. Drug Store and
VIM. A. Pfeferle's Pure Food Grocery.
Besides, there will be one new drug store
as soon as the other two changes are
completed about January /, 1920.
Arbes Bros, who at present are occu-
plying part of the Vogel Block on North
Minnesota street, near First North
street will have to vacate these premises
before January l, 1920, Or. ]. n. Vogel,
owner of the block having served notice
on them to that effect They will move
to the old Boesch Block on North Mime
sofa street, between Center and First
North streets, which they bought about
five years . ago and which at present
partly is occupied by VIM. A. Pfefferle's
grocery store. For the past fifteen years,
Arbes Bros, have been conducting
successful drug store at their present
location and it will be quite a novelty
toi New Ulm people to see the familiar
sign replaced by new one. It is not
quite certain who the owner or owners
OF the new store viii be, but this much
is certain as far as present plans go that
q fully equipped modern drug store will
be established there.
To Sell Out.
Thus New Ulm will have one more
drug store than it has at present. And
on the other hand one Of the familiar
groceries win go out of existence. VIM.
A. Pfefferle who for over twelve years
has conducted fourishing business in
the old Boesch building announces to
the public, in this issue, that he is selling
out his stock of groceries, glass and china
ware, household goods, etc. It is his.
intention, he says, to start in an entirely
new field of action, either in the banking
or mercantile business No doubt, the
many friends of ''Bill" Pfeferle regret
Of seeing him leave his familiar place and
their best wishes accompany him in his
new endeavors.
Here also the building will present a
changed view after Arbes Bros have
carried out their plans of rembdeling.
The front will not be changed till next
spring but the inside of the store will
be entirely remodeled to house an up
to date modern drug store. Part of the
plan is to put in new tile floor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05

CONTINUED on page .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05
THE ToYMAKERs DREAM.

Manager ]. c. siebenbrunner Of the
local Turner Theatre IS n alxing arrange
ments for the booking Of The Toymak-
ers Dream q clean classy comedy,
to be put on here on the 30th Of this
month. The comedy has had several
successful seasons and win no doubt
be enjoyed by the theatre goers Of this
city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05

Rheinold Boesch, janitor at the Lin
coin school had the n isfortune last week
to fall down flight Of STEPS at the
school building. AS a resi- 1t a rib was
fractured and Mr.. Bosch is confined to
his bed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05

Adolhp Eckstein from Melville, Sas;
kachawan, Canada, visited with the
John Mack family in Milford township
over Sunday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05

i Miss Nora .Korslnnd Of Hanska is
convalescing from a recent operation
at the Loretto hospital.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
EUREKA COUNTY WITHOUT
CENSUS ENUlGERATORS
Elko. Nevada. Dec. 8. 1919.
Editor Sentinel,
Eureka. Nevada

Elko. Nevada. Dec. 8, 1919.
Editor Sentinel,
Eureka, Nevada.
With the time for taking the four
teenth decennial census of the United
States but one month removed. Eu-
reka County occupies the unique po-
sition of the only Nevada county in
which no census enumerators have
been appointed and from which no
person has applied for appointment.
You will certainly appreciate the i'm
portance Of this census as will the
people of your county sufficiently to
urge upon them the necessity for fill
ing those positions, three Of which
Nc open in Eureka County. I ap-
preciate that the time of year for TAX
iz4g the census is the most dificult
one that could have been selected.
but the remuneration has been fixed
at six dollars per day; a period of
thirty days has been allowed to COM
plete the count, and patriotism also
should cut some figure in the matter
Of applications.
am writing you with the request
that you make note of this situation
in the columns Of your valuable pa
per, using this letter II you see fit to
do so. / am attempting to meet the
situation without trip to your coun-
ty, thereby saving the Government
that expense. and am sure that this
can be done with your cooperation.
please urge upon your readers that
Whey at once communicate with me,
and upon receipt of their communi-
cation full information will be sup
piled them Immediately.
Thanking you in advance for your
courtesy in this regard, beg to re-
main,
Respectfully yours,
HAROLD p. HALE,
Supervisor of the Census, First Dis
trict of Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
THE MOVING PICTURES

At the Eureka Theatre Sunday
evening, December z, Clara Kimball
Young will appear in Cheating
Cheaters." The story covers the ac-
tivities of two bands of crooks, pos
ing as the Brockton and Palmer fam
lilies. located in the fashionable Sec
ton of New York.
One reel of Post Travel pictures
will also be shown.
On Wednesday evening, December
10, Bessie Love will be the star in
the comedy Little Sister to Every
body"
One reel of Ford Educational pic
lures will also be given.
On Friday night, December IL, Al
ice Brady will have the leading role
in ''The Better Hail." in which she
takes the parts of both Louise and
Trixie, twin sisters who are as diff.
ferent below the surface as 1t is pos
sible for sisters to be.
One reel OF Pathe Review pictures
will be presented. -Advt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

will be extended to other important
camps, chief among those mentioned
being that of Hamilton. One of the
other projects planned by Mr.. Davis
for the development of the resources
OF the district is a smelter at Eureka.
Through extensive experiments,
the company has determined the best
process for the treatment Of the med
ium grade ores was that Of smelling.
Coke can be delivered from Palisade
over the Eureka q Palisade railroad
at cost of 81 per ton. according to
Mr.. Davis. Moreover, within few
miles Of Eureka there is a veritable
mountain Of shale. Here the Eure-
-Croesus Company plans to estab-
lish a plant for the generation OF
electric power. using gas distilled
from the shale for fuel In the gener-
ating plant. N- e,f
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
0JREKA.-CROESUS
/. CONTINUES TO De.
vELOP ORE BODIES

Work at the Eureka-Croesus prop
.rtv is progressing very nicely with
the exception of that on the surface.
vbich is being set back on account
of severe storms.
The Home Ticket drift still con-
unues producing very high grade ore
that is being shipped daily to the
smelters. The company has also de-
valoped an immense body of low
grade ore in this drift that will be
worked at the reduction plant when
installed next Spring.
The Cave winze continues to pro-
duce very high grade gold ore, and
another winze IL being put down TO
tap this ore on its dip. This is now
down 40 feet. where q short drift will
be run over to the ore body.
The company has started to drift
south on the 400 foot level and it Is
expected that within q short distance
the ore body from the Bully Boy will
be tapped on the dip. This drift is
now in very promising ore bearing
ground.
The big winze on this level Is still
continuing In ore. but owing to the
water coming In 1t il thought work
will have. to be suspended until the
main shaft 10 sunk to q depth that
will drain this winze.
In the North drift on the 400 high
grade ore is being extracted from
three faces at present. all Of which
are holding up both In size and value.
A raise has been started from this
point and will be put up to tap the
bottom of the old Dunderberg work.
ings, which are $50 feet above this
level.
The new $50 horse power engine
is now being hauled to the mine and
will be installed as soon as theweath-
or will permit the completion Of the
grade.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Isadore Sara, A. q. Kimbail ana
Augustine Garcia, principal owners
OF the Eureka Land & Stock Com
pany, held q meeting In Eureka Mon
day to close up its yearly affairs and
plan for the Winter. For number
of years Mr.. Garcia has given all his
time and attention to the care OF the
company's sheep interests without q
vacation or rest, and as his health
has recently become impaired, 1t was
decided that he should retire from
active service and be given long and
much needed rest. He left for Cal
ifornia by Tuesdays train. where ne
will probably remain for the balance
OF the Winter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of he Rscsrder
OF Eureka County Up to
Decenber S, 1919

Tony Romano to w. r. Reynolds
Deed to all Of block 40 together with
improvements thereon in the town of
Eureka. Consideration $40. Re-
corded Dec. 1.
Eureka-Holly Mining Company to
Kent e. Keller-Deed to the Julia.
Dawn, Daybreak Fraction, Sunrise,
Morning, Evening, and Afternoon
Fraction mining claims In nureka
mining district Consideration SO.
Recorded November rs.
Charles w. Ruden and william J..
Harris to Austin Jackson-Deed to
Southside and Southside Nos. 2, 8, 4
and mines in Eureka district. Con-
sideration one dollar. Recorded Dec.
IA.
Location Certificate of the Badger
mining claim in Secret Canyon min
ing district by P. Paroni and James
Murray. Recorded Dec. /.
Location Certificate Of the Prince
Albert mining claim In Eureka min
| ing district by John T. Donnelly.
Richard Jury and j. b. venturino.
Recorded Dec. /.
Location Certificates Of the Home
stake Nos. 8 and 4 mining claims in
Secret Canyon mining district by ID.
G. Kelley. Recorded Dec. /.
Certificates of Location Of the Hazel
and Hazel Nos. and mining claims
lin Eureka mining district by. r. J.
Harris and F. s. Harris. Recorded
Dec. l.
Il Location Certificate Of the Hard
scrabble mining claim In Eureka min
Ing district by D. A. Dees. Recorded
December 2.
II Location Certificates of the Carl
baldi Nos. 1, Q. and 4 mining claims
In Secret Canyon mining district by
lP. Paroni. Recorded Dec /.
Notices of Location Of the Midhill
Nos. and mining claims In Eu-
Feka mining district by y. G. G. Az
tranchino. Recorded Nov. 2S.
Notices of Location of the La Pa
Iloma and Jack Rabbit mining claims
lin Eureka mining district by w. r.
Reynolds, L. A. Harris and ]. G.
lEtene. Recorded Nov. 20.
Notice of Location Of the La Palo-
Ina No. 2 mine in Eureka district by
IL. A. Harris and ]. G. Stene. Re-
leorded Dec. s.
L Notice of Location Of the Sham
Itock mine in Eureka district by Mir
liam Foy and Dorothy Gilcrest. Re-
coreed Dec. 5.
| Notice of Intention to hold min
ling claims under 1919 Congressional
lAct:
On the Black Jim Nos. 1. 2, and 3
mining claims in unknown mining
district by Stanley Fine.
On the Jennie d mine In Eureka
district by James Mcvey.
On the Lead Nugget mine in Eure
Ika district by Harry Faull.
i On the Iron Clad and North Sta
mos. 1, Q and mines In unknown
district by Thomas Breslin and Thorn
as H. Slavin.
On the Plato, Plato Nos. 1. 2, 8,
and S; Iron Grown, Iron Grown Nos
4, Q, and and Omar. Omar Nos. !
Q and 8 mining claims h unknown
mining district by Louis Eichbarg.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Mr.. Ralph Ferguson and Miss Marian
Damele Are Joined I'm Wedlock
at Elko

Ralph and Martin Ferguson, Peter
Damele, Misses Marian. Tina and
Pietrina Damele. made up wedding
party that autoed to Elko on Tuesday
of last week, where Mr.. Ralph Fer
guson and Miss Marian Damele were
united in holy wedlock by Judge
Doughty the following day. They
Immediately left on their return to
Three Bar. Eureka County, the coun-
try home of the bride. The next
day they journeyed on to the w. o.
Ferguson ranch, the groom's home,
where his mother had prepared .
Thanksgiving dinner and wedding
feast. The bountiful country home
spread was partaken Of by the happy
contracting parties and . merry gath
ering OF relatives The same eve-
ming q family dance was enjoyed
the brides mother, brothers, sister,
and their families and the groom's
relatives making . large family cir
Gle.
Both bride and groom are popular
in Eureka's set Of young people, and
upon their return here were given .
Joyous charivari. ns
Tho groom is at present In the en-
ploy of the Eureka Crossus Mining
Company and the couple have taken
up their residence In. the Fletcher
cottage on Mob Hill.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Better Freight and Express Service
The Sentinel" learns that the
Western Pacific railway re-opened
its office on the north side Of the
Humboldt river at Palisade on De
cember /. and that commencing JAN
uary / both the Western Pacific and
Southern Pacific will resume the ex-
elusive use of their own tracks
through Palisade canyon. This lat
ter arrangement will prove of great
benefit to Eureka, for this will cut
out the return from Carlin and Elko
of all east bound freight and express
that for over a year has been sent on
t. to the above points and later returned
to Palisade.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

To Organize American Legion Post
There will be meeting at the Red
Cross rooms In the Courthouse on
Saturday evening. December 13, at
o'clock, for the purpose OF organ
izing a Post of the American Legion.
All men who have been in the U. S.
Naval or Military service since 1917
are urged to be present.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
Legal Effort to Save Liquor

In an effort to save q stock OF IL
quor valued at $4,000. M. Arrascada
OF Winnemucca has appealed to the
State Supreme Court from an order
Of the lower court. Arrascada was
sentenced to imprisonment and fined
in addition to his stock being confs-
Gated.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

w. s. Chaffey of Nina has taken a
bond on q group Of seven claims
owned by venturino. Donnelly and
Jury. These claims lie southeast OF
the Jackson mine on Ruby Hill. and
by the terms Of the bond develop
ment work must begin ON January l..
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Elko Free Press: Last Friday a
deal was completed whereby Editor
Hale assumed sole control of the
Elko Independent, taking over the
interest formerly held by Chas. H.
Keith, Mr.. Keith taking Mr.. Hale's
interest in the Loyelock Review-Min-
er, and will make that his permanent
home.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
Eddy Evans Out Of Danger

DIR. Bremen reports that Eddy Ev-
ans. the IL year old boy that acci-
dentally shot himself about two weeks
ago. the bullet perforating the stom-
ach and intestines, is making q re-
markable recovery. The Doctor now
considers him out of danger.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Snow Reaches Southern Country
Inquiry made Of stockmen just ar
rived from the southern country show
that the recent storm reached as far
south as Sand Springs section. about
65 miles south from Eureka. There
was four inches of snow there Wed.
nesday and six inches at Fish Greek
Thursday. One foot Of snow is re-
ported on Pinto summit.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
Ore Shipments Curtailed

The snow and stormy weather has
slowed up ore shipments over the To-
cal railway, but the Eureka-Croesus
shipped five cars this week to the
Salt Lake smelters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Miss Ruth M. Byrkit, who has been
filling the position of comercial teach
er in the Eureka County High School
since September, resigned the posi-
ton last week and left Tuesday for
Bisbee, Arizona, where she has ac-
cepted a similar position in the high
school. Miss Vivian Johnson Of In
dianapolis has been engaged to fl
the vacancy and left there for Eure-
ka Tuesday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06

Notice of Location of the Grand
Prize mine In Eureka district Dy
Harry Father and Fred Father. ne
corded Dec. 4.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
BORN

In Eureka, Nevada, December l,
1919, to the wife of William Evans,
a daughter.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Havre de Grace Entries

and one half furIongs) )-Runnyven, lis:
Sea Sinner. ll6, Tattle, ll6 Mark West
Us; tFranctireur. l16; Master Bill 1ls; !;
Midian, l16: Mildred. 49, Sweet Bouquet
sand L1k h,Is Boy "a l1S Sapd Nanox Trayes5
tHall entry.
SIs aees1aI 1fis Fl Fl Mshsl -; aaisns
''S rs f. :sssa;;4 IS; ;gi;''
gee, lls' Sea Beach. 11s; ToTeuate H.
Also el'g ible: Jake Argent III: .Klngling
II. III, 'Little Maudie, 80; Lloyd George
lo7; weymouth Girl. los.
Third race Claiming; three -year-olds
and upward; one milo and one sixseenthj
bels H. " idT Melanchoiia ''t' io5 o,nnee fS
los. Miss Filly l07. 'Todder. o. sophie
Gatewe9a ie5 .Pulssk lO5 STR UP
Nanoli. lo7; .wodan ll5; .virg mia Yell
los, Assign. 10. Also elig ible: Belario.
106, Refugee, 40
Fourth race (three-year -olds and up
vs1s5, wara raysway Rqrss one ' az, nd
iii; Dairy man los wiisest Fool, lO5
American Eagle, los: Knot lo'.
Fifth race (the bouquet Handicap;
yards Mail Maid. 1875; Madge F.. 1o9;
+Quietud 109 'puchcss Lace, lo3; 4lrene,
107. Belle Malone. 1l3. tMorris entry
Sixth race Claiming; three year-olds;
one and one sixteenth miles)-Coral, 10 =:
Jack Mount, 40; Hong Kong, 104
'Bogart lo9; Bubbub. no; Arbitrator,
40; Beauty Sleep. lol quits ami Calls,
l05 sunny Hill. 1le; Katie Canal. 107;
Joan of Arc lOl, 'Scotch Verdict. SO.
Seventh race (three-year- and up
ward, one and one sixteenth miles,
Bathlde. l12 Freemantle. 40; Colonel
Harrison. 10: Frank shannon, loa
1ln: kirsties Cub. 1l0; Capital Clty 110;
Plantoredo lo5; 'High Olympus. l00, Ioon
Dodge. 40: Tranby. ll5; MIL Race. l07;
sCoinacho. l05 Edith Banmann. 102. Also
elig lille; Koziah. l07; Joan OF Axe. lV-
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
John |. Day Springs Sur.
prise i'm Fifth Event;
killing by War Spirit
By w. I. Macbeth

The racing at Aqueduct yesterday
afternoon suited the public, perhaps.
Five favorites, or at least near favor
ties, bobbed down in as many Of the
half dozen trials Of speed. Ano on such
q "favorite" day most everybody goes
home happy enough. To the casual OBJ
server there may have been no fly in the
of the thoroughbred sport there was
much that seemed to escape the eyes
of the stewards that was in nowise edi-
flying to the improvement Of the breed.
Putting it plainly, two races at least
appeared to be boat" races. Unfortu-
nately one of these was the feature Of
the afternoon, the Woodmere Selling
Stakes, Of $500 added, at six fur
longs. W. c. Clancy's Pickwick won
this feature in commanding fashion.
He beat out Sam Hidreth's Arragh
Go On by length or so and he was
only galloping at the end. But it did
seem that everybody associated with
Arragh Go On from the owners down
to the jockey were anxious to make
"favorite" day a complete success.
Rush" Not Justified
Form did not Justify the rush with
which the wisenheimers boarded Pick
wick the moment the prices showed.
nor the religion with which ono and
ell Of them steered clear Of the most
alluring quotations on Arragh Go On.
Arragh Go On was sent out as dry as
a bone and cold as ice.
1t Is true his chances were in no
manner. enhanced by the start He mis-
behaved bit at the post and an assist
ant starter took him by the bride,
forgetting to turn him loose till the
others were we'll in motion. Arragh
q n{f loo boi TO nd
his field. But he didn't show anything
at all in the stretch Fator sat up
on him as unconcerned as one of the
stewards through the final quarter.
The other race that looked mighty
queer was the distance event-the mile
and five-sixteenths gallop. fifth on the
programme But if it was queer it
was case of the rasp biting the
file. as an outsider stepped in and
spilled the beans. Captain Hodge, the
odds-on favorite Of this race, opened
even after the rice scared to l3 to D.
The paddock boys would take nothing
but Monomoy, which was hammered
down from a to | to to /. John I.
Day. the top weight, despite his heavy
impost, stepped in and got all the
money.
The most suspicious incident Of the
entire race was pulled at the start
right under the noses of the stewards.
Rowan, who had the leg up on the
favorite, pulled Captain Hodge up while
looking around for the field. He tralled
around the first turn and then raced
his mount into bad pocket in the
backstretch. His every action bespoke
the probability that Captain Hold was
dead" to Monomoy. And the betting
on the race bespoke the same lnslnua-
tion even more forcibly.
John l. Day, however, got IN front
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Johnny Dundee Fit
For Ring Battle {;
Leonard, ,Too,Ready

Johnny Dundee will get his last
chance at the lightweight champion
ship when he meets Benny Leonard
worlds title hplderh in the ring at
the Newark Sportsmen's Club in the
First Regiment Armory in Newark to-
night Dundee, realizing that this will
be his big opportunity, has primed and
groomed himself until he is in the
very best possible physical condition.
81 am ready" he said at his home
in Orange, N j., yesterday after he
had put in his last lick of training.
I'm at my very best. If l don't whip
Leonard tonight I'll never be able to
do it. SO far rs confidence goes, Pm
certain that I'll win"
Dundee added that he will enter
the ring tonight weighing 1871 u
pounds. This is we'll under the light
weight limit, and in the remote event
Of the speedy little Italian scoring a
knockout he will be crowned king of
the lightweights.
Benny Leonard is confident that Dun
dee will be crowned, but not king Of
the lightweights. The champion also
has trained hard for this battle, and
it is rumored abroad that he intends
to do what some Of the pugilistic
wiseacres have been declaring he can
do whenever he wants to-knock out
Dundee.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Motorcycle Racing To
Be Revived Next Month

Motorcycle racing is to be revived in
the metropolitan district, after lapse
of two years. Plans were formulated
last night by the Eastern Motorcycle
Racing Association for championship
speed carnival, to be held early next
month, &. the SheeDshead Bay Speed
way. A definite date will be set and an
attractive programme arranged at
meeting of the association tomorrow
night
According to tentative plans, all the
national championships will be run off
at this meet, as we'll as special events
for members who have seen service
Nearly every one of the title holders
who served Uncle Sam has been mus
tered out and will be seen in the COM
petitions at the mammoth Bay track.
Most of these champions have records
of 100 miles an hour on the chugging
motors.
The Forthcoming speed orgie will
bring out all the old favorites and many
new aspIrants for championship laurels.