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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Rofptue.

/. Cine Mn3abl @eibaftsIeute bon
ct. Haul trafen bier 9tenftagnad=
mittag lebter ISOLDE in einem @pez
5inl5nge Elm, nn6 Sic Tie beglei=
tenbe Mniiffapeae beranitaltete elm
fiinf5ebn Minuten langes &on5ert.
&ieronpma1s &rebsba6 lit bon Mor
g. g., mo er ieit lebtem 6ribiabr in
Ser Mrbeit tpar, tpie6er 6abeim einge=
troffen.
Gamilte Beter 8runer bat ibr
&eim bon Bier arf 6ie fribere @eorg
Clemens Sarm berlegt un6 ii9 6a=
ielbif bGusli9 eingeridtet.
Srau Gordon lit bon einem &rebs<
1ei6en geplogt, un6 ibr 3uitono miro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
freeport.

sssrt Muoitorium Ser bieiigen &er5z
Scsefu-5hul mer6en m4brenb Der Win>
termonote flint 2pceum @n1nrnera CUR
Muffiibrung gelangen; Ole erlte o1e=
Ter Mrt miro am Sonntag, ben u.
Sftober ,obenbs 8 ubr BON Der be-
ribrnten 2onis @erbar6t Eruppc &C.
geben tper6en. ="
Bum @be5ton6 tpurben in Der
8farrfir6e berfiin6tgt 8ilb. 8rotpr
BON Oiofis un6 SRI. 8eronica So
iden BON bier; Sobn Sitter bon bier
rn6 cine innge 9ame bon SIT &tper.
Sic Mrbeit on ser rte1er 9lltner
& Mentl Garage lit rabe5u bonenoet;
in GSront 6es 11e1ten tattli6en @eba1-
6es pur6e eit gement=S eitemeg ge-
legt.
Martin &or1pa bat fem Setm mte<
Der bon ct. CLOUD nod bier perlegt
nn6 fi6 11e1teroings nit ieinem 8rn<
Ser Sobonn I'M @igarrengeidaft ols
SeiIbnber berbnn6en.
Nah mebrere Enge tangent 8ein=
He in ct. Ba1l 1T SRI. Winnie WeDer
gu ibrer bieiigen gel6aftigung
ols Selepbon : 0perate11r 5uridge=
&odhp. Bfarrer P. Ma1rus, 8. g.
erfreute }i6 zines Cages lebter
ISOLDE BEG freun6ibafli6en 8ein9es
6es bo6m. P. Martin, s. e. s., BON
Meire @robe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Nem u1unih.

&odm. Observation-Disclosures 6.
Gbiebout nn6 bodm. p. 2ufe, 8. g.
6. g., bon ct. @louo eritatteten
benz bo6m. Bfurrer P. 8eraro, ..
g. s., einen. frel1n6idaftlihen Sc
iltd.
0ie Sranen Yeter GaOema6er nn6
Sobann &aoemader perabi6ieoeten
ii9 unfangS pergnngener Wo6e fir
@eisler, alberta, Canada, mobin lie
an 6os 8ett ibrer idtper erfranften
M11tter, Ser 6rh1 Sobn Sr0bler, be-
f9ie6en tpl1r6ert.
SRI. Soa 5dpieterS, Eobter Ser
Snmilie Ger6inono Sdmieters, I'M
ter5og ii9 i'm Melroier Sospital eli
.ner Observation-Disclosures Ser
lauf ouf lire bal6ige @eneiung i6lie=
BEN IGBt.
Naa adt Gage Iangem Beiude BEL
ibrer in ct. Soul mobnen0en Meut=
ter, Srnn Moria &0bler, lit Gron
Sssobn 8ron6l tpieoer in ibren Gomi=
Iienfreis 5uriidgefebrt.
Mid. Gblepfen bon 2aitrup, Minn.,
.erfre1te feinen bier pobnenben Sobn
Sobann nit mebrtdgigem Beinhe.
Carl Eerhoar lit Iekte ISOLDE nod
Mi6igon %abgereif, no Ell iih einen
Wottat BEL Sreunoen befud)stpeife ol1f
miro.
Gamiiie Mnrtin gbresma1n bat ibr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Colo Spring.

Quit. YeterS, DER DleItYe OlellWeA'
bat iest feline Bu%rtfobrit I'M pollen
@onge. Oielelbe lit nit BEN mooern=
iten ginri9tungen perleben, I'M Jet
men lid immer mebr ausoebnenoe11
@eiddf tsbetrieb gere4t meroen gu
fonnen.
8dbreuo Der 8intermonate miro
oie Sepolferung unieres 8iaage it'd
anqenebmer l1nterbaltungen IN 6orm
zines 0pceums &11rius erfrenen font
men. Ser &urins be1tebt aus bier I'm
terbaltungen, BON oenen Die erlte pom
Ser 2ouig $. @erbarb &on5ert=@e1ea>
1daft ONT nG9iten Wontagabe11o IN
ser g6ulbaue gegeben miro.
@iIb. Oeder, Sobn Der Wltttpe
Setter Deder bon bier, miro 1t6 am
3. Wopember in ser Bfarrftrbe 5n
8atfins nit SRI. gliiabetb Sones,
Eodter ser Samilie 8ilb. Sones bon
ct. Rifolas perebeli6en.
Gin ipe5te1er 8abn5ug nit elmer
2aor1ng ser ct. Saul @ei6dftsle11te
giiociotion un0 einer Wuitffapele
traf ant Dienltognadmittag letter
ISOLDE bier Elm, unb nnter Ben &ldn=
qen ser Muliffapele maridierten oie
@uufle1te ourd 6en @ei6dftstetl oes
giuoee; an Der Harobe nabmen an9
sic ShuIfinoer tell. Die 8ein9er
1prad,en, bepor sic @eiterretie ange=
treten tpuroe, BEL ibren bieiigen Ser
tretern Dor.
6ron5 &anih be- orgte zines Cages
nergongener ISOLDE Sen transport et=
ner neutrality-suspicious. gieb fir
@ebrIoer @ori6 nab SIb ct. Saul.
2ouis Bblepien bon Mar,N. O..
tpor bier bei Ser Camille Mih. 5ieg<
Ter su @aite.
Geroinan6 Beters, Hrdfioent Der
Modpine @ronite COMPANY begab itGf
Mitte letter @ode noh ct. Saul, no
er int Sntereiie befagter COMPANY Dor
Dem Sroffic Departement eri6ien.
Sssn Ser, Gan1ilie Sobn Slider iteu=
te fd ein geiun6es E0dterden Elm,
tpo5u uni ern @liidpunib.
S. g. 8insfelo lit nod largerem
8eiude in @ilton, 81. g., uieoer 6a=
beim eingetroffen.
George Grteomann uno Strait bon
Mlton, Sopn, tparen in Der btsligsn
Sran5 Sr6bIe Gamtlie einige Gage 5n
@afte.
Serr Gornnau, pelder Ste Stene
BEG 8u9balters Ser &odbine Granite
Company bebaupten miro, lit bon Sit
tie 6uus bier eingetroffen.
2oren5 &ou, melder Dor Sab1en
iein Setm bon bier nod CAB 2afe ber=
Iegte, berbrobte bter etltde Gage, rel
fte bar11 1tob Breckenridge uno miro
nod fur5em 8eiltbe 6afelbit nod
Santario, @is., abretfen, no er fein
6eim BEL feiner Eodter 6rau Seinrid
@deno ttadett tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Glroid.

8abreno zines porlebten Dtenitag
in ser bieiigen 8farrfirde bonn bodsp.
Serrn SUB gebaltenen 8rautamtes
traten in Sen III. gbeitano Soiepb
@Ieini6miot nn6 SRI. Margaretba
2nubo6. Moge es Sen Neubermablter
Sen WiinThe ibrer Iieben B%ertpanoten
nno guten Sreltnoe gemdB itets pobl-
ergebenl
Berfdieoene 6arn1er oieier @egenb
finb nit oenn Serbeifabren bon Sanoi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Safe BERRY

Sim Counting, ben 81. Oftpber utrb
SER &arl Sbiele in Cafe @earp bein1
Geo Me1ttling iein, nm aolleftiuaen
fir BEN nMorbfern" an maden.
Sanilie Soiepb 2iefer mar Cont
tag in ser camille Sobn 2en5 gu 60
,ite. .
SoIepb &eliemann nnb @attin BON
@idmono erfrenten bie bier pobnett6e
SamiIie g. 5. 5ii6ba@ nit ei1e11
Sonntagsbeiu9e.
Ni1. @rl1ber bat bergnrtgere $50
.6e sic ieiner Samilie 1eu erridtete
Dobnung be5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Seim po1, Dnamia nod Seem Muni6

Seim BON Dnamia nod Seem Munib
berlegt.
8efer 5tein bon @lentana, Mont.,
erfreute feline bier m%obnenoen Sreu1t=
Sc NIT etltbe Gage langem Be111de.
81 Der Gamilie Sobn Bblep1en
.fano Elm geianoes S0bnben piafem=
meme Mufnabme. Moge Sic gltern-
freuoe eine Lana anbauernbe iein!
M1olpb @oBmader bat 1ein gtgens
tum Dem Sobn Sheuer, melder IN
ser 8ibI 8rauerei als 8raumeilter on
geiteQt 1T, perfauft, un6 miro iein
Setm mieoer nod Harflton, g. 9,
perlegen.
Dorotbeo, Eo9ter Der Srau Mgnes
3enS, lit bon einem feds Wo6en lam
gen Merbenfieber iotpeit genel len, oaB
fie mieoer anf5uitben termog.
2ebten Sonntag fan6 1T Ser Sfnl-
baue cine bon Sen Mitglie6ern oes
6ri1tliden Miitterbereins beranItal=
tete @urteiportie itatt. Das ipaterbin
bereitete MabI tpar eriter @iite nno
qab 3eugnis bon Der &odfnnit, Die
Sen Seem Wiin9ener Granen NIT &ebt
na6geriibmt miro.
0ie in bie Sta6t perlegte nene
@orgeroing 2umberpar6 1T Elm M11<
fter ibrer Mrt nn6 entbdlt ale Sorten
8oumuterial. 11nter Ser 2eitunq oes
So1epb g. Bogel erfreut ii6 sic Cont
panp zines Hets madien6en @ei@af<
tee. =.
Motb: 8ormg, Soiepb S6reiber
un6 SssoIepb @ogel iin6 bereits inire
neuen lfottliden &eii6en5en einge3o<
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
St. U1drttn.

Borlebten Sonntagaben6 1pur6e in
Ser bieiigen @dulbaue cine gut be-
iu6te, Beriammlrng ab9ebalten, in
melber 6os 8abcod ENHANCEMENT fir
quite @ege I'M Stante Minneioto mod
alen Seiten Fin al1fs Mnsfubrliblte
beipro9en mur6e. Dr. @el5 bon &t6=
mon6 bielt BEL 6ieier @elegenbeit Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Rthn1ono.

ssym biefigen &ospital peri9ieo am
Iebten Donnerltag Dormtttags gegen
8 ubr sic 8rou Sacob 8odes 1a@
lqnqerem mutt GROCER @ebul6 ertra=
eenem 2eioen. @egen Z Hbr, allo
unaefdbr cine Stun6e Dor ibrem EoOe
empfina lie nod einmal nit ln111ger
Mn6adf ste I'll. &ommanton. Sic Ner=
Itorbere m1r6e9n Deuti6lano bor n1t=
aefGbr 81 Sabren geboren. gle tom
ipGter na6 Mmerifa nnb perbelratete
iih I'M sssabre 1877 nit Socob Bodies
hier in &ibmoro. M11s ibrer @be 1t1o
eff &in6er berporgegangen, popon
anet ibr int Eooe Dornnsgega11gen
fin6. Cine Eodter lit als ebrm.
|5dmelter 8eba NIT @amer IN 0en1
8ene6iiffttineror6en tatig nno CUR set
Mufiaebrerin in @taples. Mn6 ltno
apei ibrer Ieibli9en 56tpeItern tint
0r6en 6es I'll. .Beneoiift. Sic 8erltor=
bene NOR audi Brdiioentin Beg btelt==
oen Mutterpereins. Mm Samitag, ben
90. Sftober, pormtttagS 9 Hbr, muir
6e bon ibrem Neffen, benz bobm. =.
|Seberin, 8. g.. s., bon ct. Sobn's
unter MiliIten5 oes bodm. P. @regor,
. g. s., ols Diafon ln6 6es bo9p.
P. M6albert, s.: g. s., a1s Snbota<
Ton 6os feierli9e &eqniemamt 5ele-
briert, morauf Sic 8eer6ignng nrter
GROCER 8eteilignn6 Der 8ertpanote1
uno 8efanntert bon Nab nn6 Ser11
auf bem bieligen @ottesoder ltutt<
fano. M0ge Ole Geritorbene IN Sr1e=
SEN ruben,
Mn 5on11tog sen "a. Oftober, nod
mittags gegen 4 l1br fano I'M Gro.
gefdoB ser Stride eine grobe Ser.
lammlung Ser Srouen uro Sungfrqn=
en- Ser bieiigen @emetnoe itatt. Ser
53apef Ser Berfamr11l1g tpar Die
@riinoung bes b%eut3utage 10 notmen=
6igen MiiiionsDereins.Ma 6oem boAm
P. Moalbert einige Borte uber ben
nr1prnng uno Ole Nottpen0tgfeit 1ie=
le5 @ereins geiagt bottle, tp1r6e Sri.
@ntb. Martini BON ct. @lor6 porge=.
felt, Die Damn als 9io5eian 8or=
1teberin einige @orte Der Mrfmunte=
rut1g 1proh, pie es au9 Bfli6t zines
je6en &atbolifen fei Die Miitonen
11nterltiiben gu belfen. Mfs 6ann Sic
8er1ammfnng nit Der @rin6nng 0es=
1elben 5urie6en ftpur, tp1r6en Dte ber-
1die6enen 8eamtinnen geudb1t. Mls
B%rdfioentin tD11r0e Grau &atbnrina
@otbitein; 8ice-Brdiioentin Sra1t S.
4. 9end; als 5efretdrin SSSrau Ebeo-
DOR Mbmorm ;alS 5baBmet1terin Srau
Srioolin @urit; gem1blt: MuBer0em
nod cine Mn3aM Srauert 11n6 Sung
frauen nls G0r6erinnen 6es 8ereins.
W0ge oieier ne1 eingefibrte Berein
ieBt bliiben un6 gebeiben gum 8elten
Der inneren unb ausmdrtige1 Miifioz
men.
Mm Montag pormittags, elm Bier
tel Dor a6t nbr, pnrbe pom bo9m.
?. @regor, s.. g. S., Elm 8rautamt
5elebriert, bel nelbem o1rb Grie-
itersbnnb Sen 81n6 fiir's 2eben etn-
fegnen lieBen gbriitian 500, Sobn
Der Samtlie Nn6reas 1SSoa, nno Marta
Slider, Gobter Der Tamilte Setmann
Slider, bei6e bon. bier. Dos iurgie
&aur miro fem &eim in CANADA ouf= !
ihlagen. III.
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Roscoe.

' ".nt "+ - . ~
Sobn @eis bat Dienitag eine Sc
16aftsreiie nod 9iiieton, g. g., on=
getreten. :,
Sic 8armer bieier @egen6 limb NJ
Dem Drefden fertig aemoroen inn
iin6 iebt nit @orni6dlen bei6aftiet.
MrnoI6 Soft nn6 @orbert &eppp,
tpeIhe lire 6ieiige Garage benz 9dh:
@@afer nnb @tepb. Weis fdutl1@
iiberlieBen, boben ft6 nod 8refem,
rt6qe begeben in ser Mb1t6t, oa1elb1t
cine Garage at er0ffnen.
Martir Sep bat feline nete Ne1toen5
nobe8u pouen6et uno ge6enft bielelbe
binnen tpee1nuiigen @oden NIT Camille
at be5ieben.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
BACK ACHE
LImbsF UH With PORetratlRg
 HamIIn's Wizard oI1

A harmless and effective preparss ton to relieve the pains of Rhegma- tism, Sciatica, Lame Back andi Lurn- bago is Hamlin's Wizard OA. 1t pen etrates quickly, drives out Sogenesss and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles.
 You have no idea how uSeful R will be found in cases of every day aiIment or mishap, when there is need of an immediate healing, aHt- septic application as in cssee ot sprains, bruises, cuts, burma, biteS and stings.
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents: If not satisfied return the. bottle aRa get your money back
 Ever constipated or have sSck headache? Q lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pMh. %e cents. Guaranteed
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
MY NONtN SUPER

Many sKagway Women are Learning
 The Cause.
 Women often suffer, not knowing the cause.
 Backache, headache, dizziness, ner- vcusncss.
 Irregular urinary passage, weak ue $. languor-
 Each torture of itself.
 Tcg~ther hint at wcakeHeI kiI- neys
 striks at the root-get to the caus~.
 GuicNy help the kidneys f they need it
 No otEcr remedy more highly en- dorsad ,han Doan's Kidney Pill.
 Read thIs convincing testimony
 Mrs. WE. Haller, 15 W.5 LIndi Aye; spokane, Wash; says: "Fhave used DoGn's Kidney pills and have known many Of my friends who hay had good results from them. Just last winter was suffering with my kidncv5. Dizzy spells often came oyer me and I was awfully nervous. Mybb back aChed all the time and shaIp pains caught me when bent over. felt miserable. After a short time, Deans Kidney Pills got at the Seat of the trouble and rrrieved me-.
 Price 6Oc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy - get Donn's Kideny Pills - the same that Mrs. Haller had, Fest CT, MllLurn Co; Mfgrs, Buffalo. N. Y
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
Pepu1arLadyPaYs Visit To. Old Home

Mss Agpsa, Motfatt' assistant pssnnsteE at KetchdkaR arrived in Slngway, on the Alaska Sunday and vii spend her vacation vis3E Ing old friends.
 Miss Moftatt. spent seversl Years h skagway, ftrst Rs teacher In the schools and afterwards as as-- slstant poStmaster with post master Conway.
 MRs Moffatt speaks in glowing terms of the pHospsrity of Ketchika. and saya the akagHay colony, there are Sll doing very well.
 sfaa Mosfatt is !, guest of the Pullsn, House. O.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In rhe Court of the Commissioner for the Territory Of Alaska. Division No. l, before the Hon. J. J. F. Ward, Ex-Offico Probate Judse 1itting in Probate, at Skag- way, Precinct.
 , In the matter of the Estates of AntIrio Dortero, Deceased.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, that Sab Ina Dortero, the Executrix of the above entitled estates has rendered. .prs1snted and fled in the above en- titled court, Ter final account of her executorship of said estate;' and the hearing of the same has been fixed by Said court for the 16 th.N day of september, 1920 Rt 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the United states Court House in skagway, Alaska.
 All persons interested in said e,tats may, if they See it. file'any objections they may have to said final account, and to show cause if any they have, why said fina account should not be allowed.
 Joseph J. War Commissioner and Ex-officio.
 Probate Judge, Firsr publication July Nth. FiAEi application Aug, 14th.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
BOStOnCornpanYs
 Tourist Party

A party tH charge of the GoPitts Beckman Co of Boston left Boston on June 2S and have had 6 delight ful and pleasanh trip stopping about a week In the Canadian RoclEies and when possible travelling by fay light making stops at hotels at night
 The trip to Skagway from Van couver according to their unaPlnOua expression was most Interesting. !
 They arrived in skagway on ths Princess Alice and after g day spent at the PulleR ', HOuse left on the T..ursday noon train for & few days stay at Lake Atltn, and Csrcross, The following are members ofthh party :-
 Mrs. Lydia E. DavIs, TShoR N. H.
 MT. P. A. Hewitt Winchester MaaB
 Mrs. P. A. Hewitt Winchester Mas
 Miss Irene Hewitt Winchester Mass.
 Miss Irene Lord Winchester'Masa
 Mrs Alice Morse Dorchester Mass
 MT. Frank De Silva Melrose Mass.
 Mir. Clarence Colpitts Boston
 Mrs. Clarence CoIpttts, Boston.
 Nlr Colpitts mgr. of Colpitts Beckman Touristn Co Boston.
 The party in under the peE"oRal supervision Of Clarence c. Col pitts who has Hone everything pos sible to make his people comfort able and by careful and will ing effort smoothes all tn Tougl spots and anticipates, every thing needful to make the time passl pleasantly and prOfltably h the wSy ofseeIng and learning ht first hand the great resources and interest,". history of the great northland.
 Wonderful" is the word heard most often and all express dedrs, to come again.
 The party will return to their homes via Seattle, Portland, Nit Ranier, National park and Yellow stone, Salt Lake Colorado ping and Denver.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
SIe9 Reward. Slso,f

,elsheea tos ltAFfi thatf thaFs D at kase 'ohS dEAadsA. dIsxaaa, that ESeisnee haR ;easl ASlS tb earS tn an its stages and aAst tR cAtAsFhsl cAtkfT6S beinE SrSGAIS h6eoaesa sbY ooastltutlonRI eendl1HsnS ,ReqIlres eohatStAtionAl tfSatrnaut. HArS CAtAfFA lEs8SnS is taken Internally and laS4s thsp th4 Ased on the Mucous GsID- fSeas eS ths Gygten thereby >destrcstnE paaESdt affEaatb by 6sill1inR up ,the eaI1r ,atitutto1 kSa GESI rStute in doif1s In R0sh. Tue BfepESsSoye AaNat SR9 .E5sefs. sAith iA thO se1fSSSyS poEeSS ot HalEg S&ssyFA He4sstne tANf ttiey soHer One fS cure, eAad 6sfl 9t ts 6gs tksf ftSssc siiaIe. : ASdSS3a E. 2. CHENEY 4 co. sTOlsdns- ch!ot Sola kg 'Sa EEa6sikt. 7Ss.
 --A6xeFtieSmezt,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
Hydroplane Falls
 Three Men Dead

Couer d'Alen2 July 19 - Thee men were killed this afternoon whoa hydroplance in which they wyy" were riding crashed to thu group on Lake Horse.
 The dead arc Pilot Cleo Shelton Mllre. O. Pullman Washington, Pr;. er Savag> oI Kellog9 Idaho and Cue Erickson ot BonRers Ferry LdaLO
 The hydroGiane was sailing G long at considerable hoi< when 1t became manageable and dove to the ground.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
I4 Col Wm. Brooks, l.. s.

It. Col. Wm. Brooks, |. 5. member of Skagway, Alaska Lod. who is cxamiring officer at Fortt Smelling, Is making his hom" at tA, Elks' Club.
 The above clipping was takln fsC the Jolly Elk and will be "a with pleasure by many of Col onel Brooks friends ill the norta.
 Col. Brooks left Fort seward in the fall oS 1917 having boon a familiar figure In Skagway for aScouplc of years prior is that time.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Jack Chamberlain the bsan Of Juneau trayelIng men and commSrc- ial brokers was an "rrtvsl. on the Alaska yesterday.
 This Is the first trip in almost | year to Skagway and Mir. Cham berlaIn was struck with the changes which have taken placse iR the gard en city. ~
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

PekIn, July 17-Fighting between troops of rival factions occurred at Wanhun thirty miles south of Pc ktn. A number of wounded ar arriving here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Tokio, July,17-The house today passed the budget bill and inc!u ed in the appropriations are trem- endous amounts for military eX- penditures.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Erie, July 1.-The fourth aero plane in the New York-Alaskaflgh' landed on the exposition grounds at one Seven p. m. yesterday
 CaptaIn Street said that they would start for Grand Rapids on Sunday. s'
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
ERSLEa sRIR%AEs DINNER
 t WgTR, PERS IoRr oRRAA

Esgs1 Brs6ss1 AEs. serving sisssr. BasxcssaesE qs Eos cCSRRr at sASEs ssztsag cslansa ., B1IBRSGSss Raaa C9r sunday diD 'AeE. PhoRs 189.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
.aSPopular When
 StatiOnedIn Alaska

Mrs. c. P. Curtis and her daus ter Evelyn returDcd home on the g. S. Alaska yesterday from q trip to the south.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

4. Nj. Rousseau the husthngt ed tor and .publishEF of the Whitehorse Star pcRme over on the train Friday and spent tho weck'eId with frien and busInsss aESocIaesS.
 MT. Rousseau went back to White horse on Mondays train.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

tions. Some came to a head, but more scaled over. They were large and red, and caused me to irritate them by scratching. They dis figured my face.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
Science
 Class Progressing

The class of domestic Scien- tiRs iD the. Ztnld2p flats are said be doing some wonderful work and their mesls gre maryels. of nqtrci- qusness. The record. staRds up to date Ruey-Wslls,BoTsa Can you beat 1t?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
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To get the gsa1iRS. Z. eall for full AAso.r LAxAEgFE RlsoAo QUINN,
 INkstS LSok Gsr signature of E. w. GROVE. OaNss a Gold &n Que Day. See .v..ri
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

iy Dr. BIyth was visitor In shag-- way d1rIlg the stop of the Alaska on sunday evening. Dr. Blyth
 row. loeEted at ,seFard and was
 on his way. home from a trip to
 ths stGtes.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Mrs. Fred Tanner wife of dpa U. S. Marshal Tanner retprned oh sunaay oa the Alapha from an eI- tasded trip to Seattle and other IPsget Sound points.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Oren Brarn came from Log Cal In on Saturday and spent t'e N end with friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

. Miss. Jane Farrelly of Seattle Is.u late, Srr1vsl Inr skagway an has accepted . position under J. NJ Rosers BonRET agent for the Whit Psss, Route on the dodIE office where shg BucceedE-AIr,- Clements as bill clerk.
 Mlsa Farrelly is an out of door girl and eDJoys hiking over the mountain trals anl; casting the .Alluring fly to trap th' wsry trout ana usually meets with Success.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Go to Kellers for your Ice Cream eYSrytimo. No disappointment there.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

LosT--1 bpncA of keys. Binder
 rO.ura ts.P..-o. sdr s4s.,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

srbseriDo EOr TAs Daily AHskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

T heard of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and bought them. used not quite two cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment when was healed" Signed Miss L. Warren, 1902 California St., San Diego, Calif., July r9, 1919.
 w Cuticura Toilet Trio w
 Consisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum, promotes and maintains skin purity, skin comfort and skin health often when all else fails. The Soap 10 cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment 10 soothe and heal, the Talcum to powder and perfume. Then why not make these gentle, fragrant, super-cTeamy emollients your every day toilet prepaTations2
 Sold everywhere at S5 cents each. Sample each Ire ay mad, Address: cEsieRTa, ,Dspt I, ,NAldsn" zzS Cuticura Soap EhAvss without mug.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Mi. Clement who .. Yan 10 have left on tthe last Princess Alice did not go as he could not Se7- cure reservations.
 However on Thursday Style P us" will leave on the Princess Mary and proceed to Georgla.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
PIMPLES ON FACE AND SCALP.
LargeandRed,D ,Disfguring, Irritated By Scratching,
 CutiCura Heals.

My face and scalp were affected with pimples that turned into erup-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-20

The many friends she made in
Ocala will deeply regret to hear OF
the death at Bradentown yesterday of
Mrs. T. A. Pullen, nee Miss Fannie
Belle Nelson, bride of a few months.
Mrs. Pullen. previous to her marriage,
spent several months in Ocala, where
she made many friends. She was a
bright and lovable young lady and the
news of her death brings sorrow to all
who knew her. Her childhood home
was at Oxford, and her remains will
be laid to rest there today. Mr.. Pull
len is almost an Ocala boy. He made
his home here before the war, and
when he returned from France he
again came here for a few weeks be-
fore going into business elsewhere
His friends sincerely sympathize with
him in his great loss.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-20
ANTHONY

Anthony, Feb. 18.-Mr. w. S. Bas-
kin. who spent fifteen months IN Arl-
iona, returned home Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. R. L. Caruthers left Sunday
for Ocala. where she will join her rel
atives on a pleasant trip to Tampa.
The purlo given Friday night at the
town hall proved quite success.
Rev. Thomas Williams Of Citra de-
livered an interesting sermon at the
Methodist church. both Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Western Union linemen who
were stationed at Anthony left Sat
ur6ay for Ocala.
Mrs. NJ. R. Gill and daughter. Miss
Ruth Gill, left Saturday for Jackson
vile.
Mrs. Lila Perry of Jacksonville
spent a fe--' days last week here with
her sister, Mrs. B. K. Padgett.
Mr.. W. S. Baskin has lately pur-
chased Ford car.
Mr.. Hinton Souter came home from
Jacksonville last week and is quite III
az his home here.
Mr.. ]. G. Graham has opened up his
grocery store. Mr.. Graham was for
merly in business here for number
OF years.
Miss Mary Forbes spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
/ Mr.. Orby Wester of Jacksonville
was in Anthony Tuesday.
| There will be a box supper in An
'thony at the town hall Saturday night