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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04
NOTICE or Ko1r0Aox 1o1RCroa
UR2 SAIX

WHEREAS, Default has been made in
the terms and conditions or h mort-
gaze hereinafter described. In that the
mortgagors have failed to pay the
fell due on December s. 1920. and upon
such default h MORTGAGE has declared
does hereby declare the entire mort
gage indebtedness due and payable as
which the power Of sale therein con-
fore,
Notice is hereby given that the GER
by William Holmquist and Rosine Holm
gust, his wife, Mortgagors. to The Fed
eral Land Bank of Saint Paul. q body
eorperate. Of the City Of st, Paul. Coun-
gagee, dated the 5th day Of December
1919; n filed for record in the office
OF h Register of Deeds Of B~ottineau
county, North Dakota, IN the 18th day
q neeember, A. D. 1918, and recorded lii
pc foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
IN such mortgage and hereinafter de-
sGrlned, at the front door of the Court
neam FIN IN the git OF B%ottineau; Botti-
of goo o'clock r.. M. on the 10th day
OF September A. ID. 1921, to satisfy he
amount due upon such mortgage on the
Gay OF sale. The premises described IN
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are those certain
premises situated in the County Of Bot.
ttneaM ana State of North Dakota and
described as follows: The Northeast
l14l, Township One Hundred sixty two
ll62l North, Range Eighty three (SS1I
West, containing One Hundred Sixty
sI6O) acres, more or less. according 70
the government survey thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of Two
Thousand Two Hundred Eighty and
4S-lOO l$2280.43) Dollars. together with
Dated this LIST day Of August "a. ii
The Federal Land Bank OF Saint
q corporation, Of St Paul. Mimi.
Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Bottineau. North Dakota.
"A Yar ~ AA&c&-x ~ %AE&f&&NH
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SUMMER STUDY
SHOWS AMBITION

Wonderful progress is made BY
pupils in our Summer School" says
F. L. Watkins, Pres. Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, N. D. They
work with one idea-tob be ready for
jobs. at the very time Of year when
most office help is needed.
D. B. G. pupils are in demand
everywhere. Recently E. B. Emer-
son was employed by the Crown
Lumber CO., way off in Calgary,
Saskatchewan.
Followthe SucceSSful'-now.
Write and ask F. 1. Watkins, 800
Front St, Fargo. N. D., to tellyou
al the advantages Of Summer study.
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PICKERING TOWNSHIP

E&@MES
Mrs. John Gtcmseth wilL,entertain
the Ladies' Aid Friday Aug. 18th at z
oycolck.
Miss Bella Henning was q guest al
Martin Rothe's Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. O. Walton, Misses Pau4inie
Henning and Olga Setter autoed to St,
John Sunday.
Ole Dyrstad made a business trip ia
Landa Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Crogen spent Sun
day at William Mork's.
Messrs Benjamin Gorder and Frank
Hunter visited at Craig's Sunday.
Dan Lundgren Of Tolna is visitor
at Martin Rothe's.
Nels Johnson and family autoed Ia
Willow City Saturday.
Q. Q. Wareberg and family were
entertained at the Drystad home Sun
day.
Elmer Hagen was 4 guest at Cor.
der's Sunday.
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TIL /. V. A. ANTS

"Anti- Townley-An Socialist" is
the motto carried on, the letterheads
Of the Republican Democratic /. V.
A. Joint Campaign Committee" and
then this hybrid organization proceeds
to initiate an amendment to the state
constitution ~abolishing political part
les, in doing which It steals an idea
first advanced in this country by the
Socialists. Can you beat it, especially
when you stop to consider that a re-
public cannot possibly function with
out responsible political organizations.
But that's just like the poor I. v. AS.
they are anti-everything and pro-
nothing, except the railroads, loan
sharks and grain gamblers. Vote NO
all along the line.
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DISTRICT NETTING or
REBEKAH'S ATT ANTLEN

Twenty six members .of the Glenada
Rebekah Lodge, 1. G. OF. of Botti-
.neau autoed to Antler Friday evening
to attend the District meeting. COM
nrised BE Antler. Bottineau. Knox,
WoIford and Rugby lodses.
Az $50 Lodge opened and regular
business matters wer attended 10 MI
ter which the Bottineau Degree team
Iput On the initiation work.
AT midniRht the Antler LodRe
served delicious sumner after which
several musical selections were rem
deredsa md the elecHon 0ks officers or
hs Dlatriek tool pnes. Ihe folIoNinrgs
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BRANDER TOWNSHIP

&EEE
Charles Henry has returned from
Conrad, Mont. and will spend the next
few weeks with friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Albert Longs mother has ~
turned to Minneapolis after having
spent several months with her daught-
er.
Miss Ethel Thompson returned from
Minot last Wednesday.
: MI. and Mrs. VIM. Shaffer and
daughter Fern are visiting with Mr..
Shaffer's brother, i. Shaffer and finn
lily.
Mrs. R. B. Phelps has returned from
a three weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Grand Forks and Thomp-
son.
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Hanson.
Mrs. Duncan Mclean returned from
the Bottineau hospital last Wednesday
and at present is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Wyman.
DR.. McEwen Of Fargo will give an
address at the st. Paul church next
Sunday P. M. Aug. z. Dr.. McEwen is
a noted speaker and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to everyone to at
tend.
The Young People will give the play
"Uncle Ephraim's Summer Boarders''
at Newburg next Friday night, Aug. 5
and Saturday evening Aug. 9th at
Eckman. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Miss Elda Teskey has been the
guest of the Misses Ada and Helen
McHaney during the past week.
Mr.. Andrew Hanson and sons Edd
and Harry went to Bottineau last
Thursday and returned with a new
gas power threshing outfit.
MI. and Mrs. Dan McLachlan and
family spent last Sunday evening at
the H. D. Wyman home.
Lionel Phelps, nephew of r. d.
Phelps is visiting with relatives and
friends.
The play "Uncle Ephraim's Summer
Boarders" given BY the young people
last Friday evening was a decided
success. Even thosit was a busy time
a large audience greeted the players
and each one is to be congratulated
upon the way in which he or she rem
dered their part.
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/. v. A. PROPAGANDISTS
SPREADING FALSEHOODs

Bismarck, N. D.-A news item dat
ed Mandan, July Goth and appearing
under the heading "Nonparty Wrecks
County Finances" was published in
the Minneapolis Journal and other
dailies July 22nd. 1T speaks of a
mass convention to be held at Mott,
Hettinger county, to discuss a critical
financial situation which has develop
ed in that territory owing to several
crop failures, including this years
crop. III
The news item says the State Bank
of Regent has been closed with $4,000
of county money tied up; that schools
of the county will have to remain
closed; that only Al per cent Of taxes
have been paid; that three banks in
the county have been closed; and that
county commissioners will have to cut
down on clerical help in order to &C.
onomize. a-a. ..35sE
The news dispatch does not specify
in what manner the "Nonparty" went
about "wrecking" the finances of Het-
finger county, for the simple reason
that a bill Of particulars would show
the League in a very favorable light,
especially in the case Of it's leading
institution, The Bank of North Da-
kota.
Here are a few facts about Het-
finger county which prompted the I.
v. A. propagandists to put out the ~
ing headline above referred to:
Hettinger county has had no crops
worth mentioning in the past five
years; the county has been 6ver-sup-
piled with small banks, and when the
agricultural slump hit them last fall,
they could not pull through in their
weakened condition.
Here's the way financial matters
stand between the "Nonparty" Bank
of North Dakota and Hettinger
county.
The treasurer of Hettinger county
has on deposit in the Bank of North
Dakota the sum Of $3.50. The school
districts and other subdivisions of that
county have on deposit at the Bank
of North Dakota the sum Of $50, 80
On the other hand the Bank of
North Dakota has $128,35O.18 in the
Banks of Hettinger county, in loans
and redoposits. The Bank of North
Dakota has also loaned the farmers
OF Hettinger county a total of $4,000
at a low rate of interest.
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Cutler, st. Paul, MINI. Not labeled FOR
weight. Illegal.
1~6049-Ice Cream Minnesota Products
Cos, Elbow Lake, Mimi. Low In Butter
Eat. Illegal.
16052-Ice Cream. Elbow Lake Cream
cry CO. Elbow Lake, MINI. Low In fat.
Contains added color. Illegal.
16053-Ice Cream Northern Produce
Co, Aberdeen, s. D. Low in butter fat.
Illegal. HeN
l6056-Ice Cream. Metropolitan Mix
Co, Minneapolis. Mimi. % in butter
fat. Illegal.
30s9-Cider, Cherry, Crown Beverage
Co, st. Louis, Mo-, Contains Benzoate OF
Soda. Coal Tar color. Illegal.
3O99-Rocka inc RI Beverage. st. Paul
Mercantile Co., st. Paul, MINI. Benzoate
of 0 Illegal.
3179-Apple Cider Theo. Harnm Co.,
st. Paul, MINI. Benzoate Of Soda. Ille-
gal.
VIM. M. Martin.
County Auditor.
Aug. 4 to Aug. III.
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GET BILL LEMKE

HGet Bill Lemke!" is the cry Of the
wolf-pack led by the Youngs, Twit-
chells, LeSuers asd B~rintons.
Now, Bill doesn't mind the pack
hanging on to his flanks and trying
to harrass him so he won't have any
time left in which to press the rail
road rate and grain grading cases be-
fore the courts to a successful con-
clusion. He expects to pack to do it,
because their living depends on it, but
We'll say that when the pack goes to
hunting Bills wife and children out
of their home it's time for all good
men and true to go wolf hunting.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04
ADUITERATED AND MISBRANDED
FOODS AND BEVERAGES

i. VIM. M. Martin, Auditor Of Botti-
neau County hereby certify that the list
of Adulterated and Misbranded Foods
mad Beverages hereto attached has been
certified to me as such by w. C. Palm
e. Acting Food Commissioner, for the
of N. d.
l5680-Turpenless Lemon Extract
Arbuckle Bros, Chicago, III. Coal Tai
color. Illegal.
157s2-i57ss Butter-Farmers Cream
cry & Produce Go. Bismarck, N. D.
High insWater. Low in fat. Illegal.
Neutrality-suspicious. Cream
cry and Produce Co. Mandan, N. d. Low
in fat. Illegal.
15756-1576O. Butter-Lee Cooperative
Creamery Association. Perley, MINI,
High In water. Low in fat. Illegal.
1b805-Lemon Extract-C. A. Murdoch
Mfg. Co.,, Kansas City Mo-. Not labeled
for alcohol. Short measure. Illegal.
a15806 Vanilla Extract-C. A. Murdock
Mfg. Go. Kansas City, Mo-. Not labeled
for alcohol. Short measure. IllegalS
15809-15813. Butter-Grand Forks
Creamery Co, Grand Forks. n. D. Short
weight. Illegal.
1898 Salad Dressingv-A E. Wright,
Evanston, I'll. Contains Benxoate Of
Soda. Illegal.
160ss-1s0s9 Candy. Moves Bros. &
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RAINMAKER TO GET
$4,000 FOR RAINFALL

Medicine Hat, Alta, July q. aRain-
maker" Charles N. Hatfield, who en-
terd into a contract with the Medi-
cine Hat United Agricultural ~associa-
ton to precipitate rainfall, will be
paid $1,000 by the association for rain
which has fallen in the district dur
ing the past three months.
Hatfield was to receive $4,000 If
four inches of rain fell between May 1
and August 1. Up to Saturday, last,
four and one-quarter inches had been
recorded, for which Hatfield will re-
ceive the maximum payment at the
end Of the month.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04
LANsFORD NEWS

IA 49, AAA6 ~
visit Of her sisters, Mrs. Frank, Hem
bill of Staples. Mimi, and Mrs. Brund-
age Of Sandborn, Ia, this week.
Guy Dumont was a Mohall caller
last Friday.
Henry Willis has his a painted up
and it looks like a new one.
The Yoemen held a picnic al
Chris's grove on the Mouse River Sun.
day .
The dance at the Carey Offenbach-
er farm was we'll attended last Sat
urday night.
The N. p. L. Ladies meeting was
held at Mrs. w. j. Tauls last Thurs
day.
The Kings Daughters held an ice
cream sale on the vacant lot east Of
Garnas' Store Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Guss Of VOL
ford e here last week end visiting
their sons Frank and John.
Louie Foss and Jess Clark were Mi.
not visitors last Sunday.
Will Dammann and family left last
Thursday for their home in Rock Is
land, Ill. after a %sojourn here with
relatives.
F. A. Lamp and son Everett are Wis.
iting in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Meiergard Of Waukon
Ia. is visiting at her brothers. home
Fl. w. Helming.
Mrs. v. B. Mead of Laurel, Mont.
and children are visiting Mrs. Mead's
parents, A. B. Williams and her sis.
ter Mrs. Fred Schultz. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helming ar.
rived here last week from Minneapolis
where they have been since last fall
Mrs. John Alternately left here last
week for a visit at her old home in
Wisconsin.
There was a large crowd out last
Saturday night to hear Senator Bak.
er and Rep. Patterson, but they were
disappointed, a wire from Senator
Baker Saturday noon stated he could
not be here and Rep. Patterson got
here too, late but however gave a tall
az tIIc SdIOv OllcIlUdCIlcI UdIu WltCIS
a social and dance was being held.
Bill Hart has added a brand new
wagon to his dray line.
Jess Clark was a Minot visitor Sun.
dav.
Harvest is on and farmers are cut
ting both. oats, and wheat. 1
This section was visited by a rair
Tuesday and Monday night.
M. D. Graham and wife, Russell
Savr and wife, of Burlington and Mrs
Fred Fitch of Black Hawk. s. D. ant
Miss Margery Weddle Of Fargo were
visitors at the Warren McElwain home
SUNDAY.
TIL firemen gave a picnic at Chris
grove on the Mouse River Sunday ant
nearly the entire town was out and :
good time reported.
Com. Ira Johnston is attending Co
Com. proceedings this week.
Tow Yvtle was a Minot visitor thu
latter part Of the week.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Next SUNDAY morning service at the
Rottinean Lutheran church at 1855.
Confirmation service.
Evening service at Rottineau at 8
y. m. This will be Communion ser
vice. Mrs. Thorstensor Of JAsia VIII
entertain the Ladies Aid Thursday
Aupust the 18th.
The CatAchumer Of Salems church
will meet Wednesday the 10th Of Aug
ust. The Catechumen of Managers viii
meet Thursday the 18th at 8 >. n.
1. +. Carlson, Pastor,
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HOW THEY LIE.

1Hettinger county can't pay its
bills and will have to close its schools
because the Bank Of North Dakota has
all its money and won't cash the couEl-
TVS checks screams the kept press.
The truth is that Hettinger county
had only about $50 on deposit with
the Bank Of North Dakota when the
Big Biz brass checks started canard.
ANY old lie to win" seems to be the
campaign slogan Of the I. ". "A. boss
es, but "weTl stick!" We'll snow
m under.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04
OMEMEE NEWS

Andy Brandt has had his leave of
absence extended to Sept. 9Th and is
now with the Redfield Club Of the
Dakota league.
Clifford BANNER went harvesting at
Russell last week.
Edwin and Oscar Brandt went to
Souris Wednesday.
]. n. Foster threshed his first crop
this season on SATURDAY..
N. +. Maakestad made q business
trim to Rugby on Saturday.
Perrin's Orchestra played at West
hone Saturday night.
George Dixon and family spent last
Sunday at Russell.
Mary Kippen went To Bottineau on
Monday.
Herman Krohn and John Smith
went to Westhope Monday.
Mrs. Christensen left for York for
q few weeks visit Saturday.
Born to MI. and Mrs. James Dwyer
on Thursday, July 2Sth.. 4 baby girl.
4. Thronson has accented Asposition
as buyer for the Farmers Elevator at
Ross. N. %. 4
The baseball team PLAYED their last
PANE Of the season AZ Belcotrt on
Sunday. Belcourt had secured the
services 81 several, of me- Perth sal
aried club and figured with The jumps
aIl III their favor. they Ind TIE. game
Ecincled hut onr bovg Msze Aeavy On
The stick and pounded Helcoa1tt's best
Hope out 81 the box Id fhe 4th frame
Their second choice lasted NE .Bth md
1.-The third although M Eas hit hard
had ~ go Tie balance IN the
game. The final score w4s Qnefnee
10, Belcourt7 Luther lehman. who
has been out at theRaMpa III season
lson account u sickness,hrew The
game forssus mud Ind onlly songe earned
run againsf him, Besidespftching :
ced salnes hads lhit out Is I
J ! ! !
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KUROKI NEWS

Sons of the ball players from Rem
vile, Sherman and Hoffman played
Kuroh the score being Is to 6 in fav-
or Of the other side.
Last Sunday Kuroh played West
hope, the score was 26 to 0 in favor
Of KuroH. What's the matter with
Westhope?
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case they detent hat tea1n as theyy29
may be subjected NJ lotsof abuse|
IN the hands of some of their fans.
They are brave boys 81 their home
grounds.
There was = dance az Feurhelm's
barn Wednesday night and quite !
few from town attended.
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LOCAL BOYS BODY
BROUGHT FROM FRANCE

Martin Larson, of the Turtle Mount
aims, was in Bottineau Saturday and
informed The Courant that he has
lust received a telegram from the
War Department stating that the re-
mains Of his son Arthur 6. Larson,
who was killed in action had reached
the United States from France and
that burial was made in the Govern
ment cemetery in Virginia last We'd
nesday.
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877 miles II $1.10 per 100 sounds 81
|twfnes Taks $50 from 877 miss and
you Will ~ that Chicago Irvine hous-
es r given 827 miles of free trans
portaticn, 200 miles of II il North Da-
kota- According to Warden u. =.
Stair, this discrimination in freight
rates costs the State Cordage plant,
and therefore our farmers, $500 .
season on their Irvine.
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NOTICE OF BIDS

The school board of Fairview School
District No. 40 will receive bids fol
the north and south bus routes in S.
%. part of said district up to 6 P. M.
Aug. 10th, 1921, at which time all bids
will be considered.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any. or all bids.
By order of the school board.
Geo. Fitch,
Clerk of Fairview School Board.
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FREIGHT ON TWINE STEEP

The freight on binder Irvine from
Bismarck to Paramount, N. D., is SAX
cents per 100 pounds, the distance be-
ing 275 miles; twice 275 miles makes
$50 miles, and twice san cents makes
$1.O9 per 100 for $50 miles of trans
portation. The rate from Chicago for
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FROSETH--LUND

Last Thursday at the Rev. 4. q.
Carlson home in this city, occurred
the marriage Of Miss Olga Josephine
Froseth; daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owe Froseth Of Landa and Mr.. Anton
Lund, also Of Landa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Froseth will make
their home in Landa and The Courant
joins with friends in extending best
wishes to this popular young couple.
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to sincerely thank all those
who assisted me during the illness and
death Of my husband and particularly
to those for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
Mrs. j. HI. johnson, Landa, N D.
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Of the Botttneau Lodge all agree ttAt
the Antler Lodge members are royal
entertainers.
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NOTICE or SCHOOL ELECTroM
(schoo1 Distr1ct-9pscial Elsctien)

Aug 4 to Aug. IL.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-13
CITY OF SEATTLE BRINGS
 PASSENGERS FROM NoRII

The steamer City of Seattle ar rived from the North early this morning and sailed for Seattle at 9:30. The vessel had made stops at Haines, Skagway and William Henry Bay and Funter Bay. Those arriving from the North were: Captain and Mrs, c. s. Ward, Fred Fonzo, Ed. Rasmussen, Mamie Kendall, Wilfred Gooding. Alice Case, Mrs. Homer Banta, Miss B. Crangle, Miss s. Crangle, Miss Beard.
 Passengers South from Juneau to Seattle were: Mrs. W.. w. Shorthill. Allen Shorthill, Warren Shorthill, Lucy Fay Lawrence, Mrs. M. Morse. For Wrangell-Mrs. Charles Benji- men, Marjorie Benjimen. For Ketchi. kan-Miss Eula Wood. Mrs. w. C.. Shafer, F. A. Walker, Mrs. F. A. Walker, E. A. Rasmussen. For Pet ersburg-H. A. Dahl, H. P. Stead man, Sam Guyot
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-13
MINING NEAR RYDER
 PROGRESSING FAIRLY
(From Hyder Miner )

George Bum is developing al promising lead on the south fork of the Marmot which shows fine-grain- ed>galena and chalcopyrite. He start ed with an open cut and after ob taining a 12-foot face started a tun- nel which is now about ten feet under, cover. He is following the lead and the ore is improving asl depth is attained
 s. P. Fitzgerald is down from the independence with some fine sam pies of ore from the big lead, taken near the 4000-foot level. Assays give 30 ounces in silver.
 w. R. Scott has come up from the Commonwealth to secure powder. He reports that the trail from the beach to the ore showing has been completed and bridge across Davis River built. With the preliminary work done, actual mining will now commence, it being the intention to drift under the large outcrop which can be traced for a long distance up the mountain. .e Bill Williams has gone up to the Independence where he will drive in 25 feet on the big ore body re- gently exposed by an open cut. The property is owned by Fitzgerald Brothers
 Gus Hedlund and Fred Swanson have taken contract to drive 100 feet on. the Lucky Boy up Fish Greek. y : H H. c. Shough has resumed devel- opment ont his property near tht Marmot River.
 w. R. Tonkin,. president of tho Fish Creek Mining Company ant
 Harry Tanner, superintendent, ar' down from the property and report
 that at all points where develop
 ment is being done. improvements 1T
 both quantity and quality of or, are being made. The property hal about reached stage where mining on large scale will be undertaken From all reports the Fish Greet Company will have the next big ship pipg mine of the district, and tha the property is on the Alaskan sid'
 of the line is source of gratifica tion to residents of this community John, the Finn. has located new
 lead on the Silverado group whicl appears to be the best strike he ha yet made on that series of higl
 grade veins. This makes the tentl vein he has found on the group John and Albert Peterson now hay