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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
RECKLESS DRIVERS
RARELY WRECKLESS
Erwin Greer, President Of Greer
College, Chicago Offers
Good Advice

with all the accidents that occur
on account Of reckless or dumb-beH
arlVlng it seems that the drivers
themselves should give a little bit
more reading time to the subject at
ieast. But the daily toll of lives
taken by our motor cars, as headlined
] our newspapers, doesn't mean a
tnlng-seemingly, that is, unless It
happens to be a near relative c.
friend. In which case we get mad
and start out the next morning to
clean up the first reckless driver we
meet A few minutes later, in traf-
nc were too busy with handling
own bus, and So
Don't Shift Blame
While it is a fact that the most Of
the reckless driving seems to be done
BY hired chauffeurs driving delivery
wagons and those under the influence
% liquor, nevertheless the rest Of US
can easily recall instances where if
We hadn't been especially lucky we
would have been caught in a jam our
selves, o. if the brakes hadn't re-
spOnded just right we might have run
down some little kiddie who was eros
sing the street just when, To our
mind, he shouldn't have beer
How About This?
Then there is another form of reck-
lessness, the fond parents who permit
their youngsters to drive a high-p0w-
cred a without giving a thought to
how it is driven. Only recently we
overheard a conversation between two
young high school chaps in which one
of them deplored the fact that his
"boat" would only make s~ixty-five,
when his young lady companion want
ed to go faster. Fond parents should
know more about how fast theil
young hopefuls drive their fair com.
panions, IN fact, they owe it to so.
ciety, and if they don't they are
equally guilty when their bcys Of
girls, as the case may be, are til,
cause Of an accident on account o
reckless driving.
Laws Not Cure
We doubt very much that the speed
and reckless driving can ever be cure'
by passing laws, it must come from
within and every driver should re
solve to be more careful in his driv
ing and cut down his speed, especial,
in the resident districts and more es
pecially when he sees kiddies ahea
Of him playing near the street.
So watch to your own reckless driv
ing.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
Long Service

Pau, France. - Nava CarlOtta, q
Mexican woman, employed as a house
hold servant in the same family for
So years. died at the age Of one hun
bred ten.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
INTO
SCIENCE


Historians tell Us that the first
Turk was a. grandson OF Noah.
Although eight people were IN
the ark when it fOated, a ninth
was born aboard, a 0 Of ia
phet. he was named Turk.
Turks and MOngOls were closely
related By birth. Some OF the
original Turkish family names
exist 60 the present time.
OO 1sae, Western Newspaper Unioa.S
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05

Wall Street or what purpose it serves. Lack
Of knowledge breeds suspicion. Yet it is not
difficult to understand the nature and func-
ton of Wall Street. Let US set down a few of
the facts which account for the existence and
nationwide, as well as international, services Of
Wall Street
There are SIG banks in New York with
combined capital and surplus of about S1,A00,-
100000. Their deposits aggregate over $11,-
500, 0 0,0OO, and during 1924 their total volume
of business reached nearly $3.50, 0OO, 900. 200.
The New York Stock Exchange in 1925 sold
hares of stock and ia 1924 $3,828, 0OO,O 900 worth
.l Street is the national credit and money market
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05

FARM WANTED-From owner,
must be cash bargain. E. Curtis, TIC
State AamOsa, Colo 3tf19
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
NORTHERN PAQFTC - TABLR.

Going West
NORTH COast Ltd-.Aoo a. M.
No. S-N. p. Express e. 8:55 p. m.
No. 1-Local 2:55 q. IN.
No. M9-LOOal .. 3;f5 p. m.
Nos. /, Al and 2l9 run ria Butte;
No. / carries paying passengers from
and to points scheduled to step. No.
/ and No, 8 win stop at Manhattan
and Belgrade 70 let OF passengers
from points east Of Billings.
Going East
No. 2-NOrth Coast Ltd-.2:C2 D. IA.
No. Atlantic Express-1:1T .. m.
No. 42-Miss. Valley Ltd---1:17 q. N.
No. 220-LOcal . 1850 q. IA.
No 2 carries paying passengers
from and 70 points scheduled to stop.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
Suspicious About Wall Street
and HOw They Arise
d FRANeIs <. aIsaoN, PrsaIdens

trust Company Division, american Bankers Association
MOULD-BE economists, political orators and the general
Wv public make frequent positive assertions about the func-
tions OF wan Street without any realization Of what constitutes
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05

One Of the newest OF Washington's
social leaders is Mrs. Leland Har-
risOn, wife Of the assistant secretary
Of state. Before her recent marriage
to Mr.. Harrison she was Mrs. Anne
Coleman Biddle Of Philadelphia.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
RAILWAY TIME-CARD.


MILWAUKEE TIME TABLE
Leave Bozeman for Three FORKS
0ee@ ~ Ma
Via Belgrade Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays Onlyb
Arrive in BOzeman-
NO. 4AO $3.50 p. ~
(Does not so via Belgrade on
return trip from Three Forka)
GALLATN VALLEY ELECTRIC
Observation-Disclosures
no. S2-Daily - $3.50 q. a.
No. S4-Daiiy -.-. A:O0 ,. ul.
EastbOund-Arrive
Ne. S1-Daily -.-.... S:O5 .. n
No. SS-Daily -~ 500 p. m
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05

(DOes nos so via Belgrade on
return trip from Three FOrka)
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 SECOND SESSION

Last Monday evening at o'clock he City Council met for its second session and when Mayor Lehman .allrd the meeting to order the Six rounrilmen all answered present.
 A communication from the school board was read advising that they 'ad met and organized and request
 fl the council for the sum of $500. 0O for school purposes. Application for the fire depart ment were received from B. w Nelly for Chief rhas. Carr for dri yer: J. w. Phillips for driver: and Joe Earl for engineer. Upon motion the following were elected as mem bers of the Police and Fire Depart ments; B. w. Nelly chief of police and chief of the fire department; J. W. Phillips and Joe Earl when also elected.
 A resolution was passed making all firemen policemen without extra compensation Another resolution passed providing for the appoint ment of employees and fixing Of their salaries. No further business coming before the council the meet ing adjourned to next regular ses- sion.
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MOOSE ROYALLY
ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Once again it was evident hat the stamp of approval was placed on the manner and style In which the Moose entertain and conduct their social. parties. when on last Thursday evening gathering of about 75 Moose. Legionaires and in- vited guests attended the instalia- tion of officers followed by card party and social dance.
 The first item on the program was the installation of the officers elect. who were installed into ofiice by Deputy Supreme Dictator Fred liar rison, and were respectively Dicta- tor J. G. Williams, Vice Dictator M. F. Murphy, Past Dictator N. w. Lewis. Prelate J. J. Elliot. Secretary W. H. Koch. Treasurer C. 0. Heri- em, after which tho nine o'clock ceremony was performed. proving very impressive to the guests of the order. This ceremony is performed in every lodge of Moose where ever they may be, the same being dedi- cated to childhood the world over.
 Cards were then played and the successful ones In receiving prizes were Mrs. Malin. Mrs. Julian and
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Ducks were observed flying over Nome this week. the ptarmigan are also beginning to mate and several flocks are daily seen at Nome's back door along the Bessie road towards the foothills Soon the geese and crane will be in evidence which will give us sOurdoughs Il change of menu. the laws however are against the shooting of these birds at this time of the year, but at this time Of the year the sourdough needs the change of some different kind of diet and as result few Of the birds are found being served in the cabin or household of the old timer. And We are here to say that under the circumstances il is alright. a long as there are no wholesale shooting induleed in for market.
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or vessel Nokatak for summer

motor vessel Nokatak for summer operation.
 Dr. Won Zesch who has been out since December goth, last. cover- ing the greater portion of the se- cond division hooking after the den tai needs of the people. was an ar rival on the twenty third of April. Since her arrival she has been very busily occupied with the people of this vicinity. The Doctor expects to leave for Nome in day or two.
 Albert Schmidt. in the employ of the Bureau of Education and tea cher at IglOO, was an arrival in town and after completing his busi- ness left the following morning for home.
 Sister Anna or Miss A. Huseth. who was over from the Mission hav- ing her teeth attended to when the accident to the Christensen boy oc- cured. and sister Anna being n trained Nurse was called and re- duced the fracture. and the hoy is resting easy at the present writing.
 A run of smelt came into the Bay and the natives are out catch ing them through the ice. It is re- ported that their arrival is very early.
 Howard Shade and Barney Lande of Nome are here. but will proceed to York soon to work for George Waldhelm during the coming sum- mer.
 Mrs. r. A. Peterson entertains Dr. Won Zesch at dinner party on the twenty seventh.
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In letter to MT, Longfellow Mrs. W. ] keene proprietor of the Nome Tailoring and repair shop. op posite the Nugget Office, who has been spending the winter at Seatil' with Mir. Keene who Jeff Nome las Fall for medical attention. state she will return on the Victoria '' reopen her place of business, MT Keene was reported 10 be fmprovinr but il was not certain whether h' would he well enough to return tr Nome Mrs, keene place of business was partially destroyed last Novem- Der during the big fire when il wa thought that the fire would spread and get beyond control of the fire department. The building has re gently been repaired and soon will be repapered and painted and made ready for business before the ar rival of the Victoria.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
NEWS ITEMS FROM TELLER
< xxK8x1E s $ E & E E $ 2

Special to the None NuggeD
 Geo. Waldhelm will sever his con- nection with the Lomen Reindeer Co. Store on the 6rst of May. where he will direct his energies with pla- eer tin mining in the Cape Prince of Wales Country during the com ing Summer.
 Tom Peterson has gone to Lost River to get out lot of hydraulic pipe and haul 1t down to the coast for N B. Tweet and Sons.
 N. B. Tweet and his three Sons are getting lot of hydraulic pipe to be taken to Coyotte Creek which Is about four miles up Grantly Har- bor and where they will operate this season.
 Tom Christianson. the son of H. J. christianson the tin miner of York. had the misfortune to break both bones of the fore arms on April 2sth by falling from of the roof of the Church.
 D. E. Crowley. outside manager of Lomen Reindeer and Trading Co. arrived here on the evening of the twenty second of April. Since he's arrival he has been busy look ing over the affairs of the Company and will probably return to Nome on the fourth of May next.
 Capt. A. Walter left for Nome April 2sth to aid in preparing the
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Mnch interest was manifested in the breaking up of the ice of the Panama river al Nenana owing to the fact that many Nomeites had made guesses on it. Those guessing nearest to the time of the breakup in Nome were as follows; Chris Do Ian who guessed within seven min utes, the balance were all on the same day but several minutes fur ther away from it than Mir. Dolan. Earl Modini, Gus Johnson. Carl Nel- son, Walter Schumacher II. R, Phillips. Fred Schmidling, Barney Coggins, Chss. Jones. Harry Jones and Fred Romano. But alas the money was not to come Nomeward as three other guesses, one in Fair banks, one in Anchorage and the other in Chatanika will divide the spells of $25,0G0 between them, However three Nomeites were lucky enough to win minute pools as fol lows. which were conducted locally by Phillips & Hewitt: There was four minutes pools won by Ed. Ged-
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
RESULTS OF PRIMARY :. '. ELECTION INCONGPIETE

The interest displayed by voters Tuesday in the Territorial primary election was gratifying. and had there been more opposition to candi- dates it is safe to say that Nome voters would probably turned out to the tune of about 800 votes It is noticeable that the vote in other parts of Alaska was also light but the results of election so far re- ceived' show that Sutherland is still the popular candidate ot the people of Alaska.
 Following are the results of the vote cast within the incorporate limits of the city of Nome:
 Aldrich l2. Mccain 10. Suther- land 2O4: Jensen l54: Gabrlelson 142, Lomen IA. Snndquist 153; Woofter 153; Adams 20, Boyle 15,
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Miss Barrow and Carl Heriem, Mrs. Stephansen and Walter Taylor. Lunch was then served and judging from the contented look on the face of the guests as they emerged from the dining room they evidently en- joyed the repast.
 To the place from which the sound of music came their itching feet did then trend. and up until an early hour all enjoyed themselves. when all wended their homeward way tired, but contented and happy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Walter Barnet, is in receipt of

Walter Barnett is in receipt of a telegram from his mother stating it was impossible for her to obtain passage on the first sailing of the s. S Victoria for Nome. The lady will come to Nome this summer to visit with the Barnett family but may be delayed until the second sailing. II Is quite evident from this informa lion that the first and second class acomodations have been entirely sold out. and that Nome will have it's population greatly increased up on the opening of navigation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
the last mail. Mir. Burden followed mining in this section for good many years and was associated with Mir. Wheeler out on Iron Creek.

Jim Clark, one of the owners Of the local movie picture syndicate. is very much taken up with Miami, Florida. and according to informa- tion received here he has invested considerably amount in the new colorado real estate. However James will return to Nome on the first boat to collect his bit in revenues gained from the pocket books of the pie ture fans durings the past winter.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Several complaints have been made the past ten days about the nnmber of loose dogs roaming the streets three or four persons had narrow escapes from being bitten by dogs jumping and snapping al them. In another column the police com mittee is giving a warning to own CTS of dogs. and il would be well for any one owning a dog to keep him tied up.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Solomon -Aldrich O. Mccain 0, Sutherland [; Jensen r. Gabrielson I, Lomen I. Smndnuist 6. Woofter 1. Adams 1. Boyle 0.
 The Solomon returns were received just before going to press, and are not in the totals given below.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Fred W. Yenney. who operates the Little Creek bus. received a telegram from his father stating his father and mother and e young er son were taking passage on the motorship Carpenter. owned by Alec Allan, and expect to arrive In Nome about May goth. The Yenney family are also bringing their household furniture etc. and intend to live in Nome permanently They are also bringing a Fordson tractor. an an acetylene outfit and will con duct an uptodate auto repair shop, Mir. Yenney expects to have his new railroad car in service in about two weeks and will be operated between Nome and Little creek. One of the old steam engines which was used on the railroad track for number of years in the early days. Is being overhauled and G5 h. D. gasoline engine will be installed and when completed will be used for hauling heavy material on the railroad be tween Nome and Little creek. The Yenney's also propose to handle all kinds of freight and express in or out of the city.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Billy Sheehan, of Willow creek in inc Cripple River section. is ahuni ready to return with supplies to mine his properties in that section. after spending short time i'll Nome
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

James Corrigan and Julius Pat terson will leave town shortly for Iron Creek where they will join Chas. Alexander in operating their mining ground via the hydraulic method
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

In q letter to friends, Sol Warren an old time business ma'. of Nome, but who has recently been living and doing business at kodiak and Cold Bay. states he is return ing to Nome on the Donaldson this Spring. Mir. Warren still owns con siderable mining property m this section and will be welcome arrival
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
TELLER PRECINCT RETURNS

Captain A. Walter arrived in Nome today with the Teller election returns as follows: Aldrich 1. Me Cain 3. Sutherland 6; Jensen 4. Gabrielson 5, LOmen '. SundQuist G. Woofter 5. Democrats. Adams D.. Boyle o.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Harry Longley arrived in town from the kougarok the early part 6f the week Mir. Longly has been looking after the affairs of the Rrrine dredging company in that section during the past winter. and will remain here for some time
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Today. May 1st, two vessels are scheduled to sail for Nome from seattle. we hope the Donaldson and successful journey SD We may enjoy the fresh fruits and vegetables that fhr ships will bring here.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
MOVES TRANSFER OFFICE

Al Pangrnan the transfer and made arrangements with Marims JacOfsgaai1l at his new place of business on Front street, next to Lehmann's Store, to take orders and care for collections. For prompt ser- vice telephone Main 80.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Henry Conrad the well known mining man, is recent arrival in town from Solomon. Henry Is look ing hale and fit and is proudly dis playing sample pan of gold from Bluff stampehers look green with envy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Sergeant J H. Anderson who was in charge of the local radio station ing passenger on the steamer Victor ia's first trip according to informa- lion received by his friends in the comes back he will probably he in charge uf the local station once more
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
FUNERAL NOTICE

All Rebekahs are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall at 1;15 D. m. Sunday, May End. to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Frances McDon- ald. Committee
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
LOCAL NEWS

James P. Daily, Nome agent for the Alaska s. S. Company, In wire to local people says he will be back in the spring and expects to be do- inp business for the Victoria at the old stand in the A. B. building.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
ney, E.. T. Muldrow, James Corrigan and Gus Wheeler.

The Hammon company are busiiy engaged in getting things in ship shape for a big seasons activity. The ice in the dredge pits is rottins and soon these mammoth electric dredges will be make mother earth give up it's treasures of gold. The company is completing the constru- tion of new road way around their diggings along the Third Beach line. A new cold water reservoir is being built at the Dry Creek power plant. which will act as the circulating system for keeping the deisel engines cool. A little work
 is being done on the ditches but as soon as the conditions are right the ditch systems will he placed In good order to bring plenty of water for the cold water thawing system
 which will he conducted on an ex- tensive scale. The Moonlight water mains will soon he put in shape and before long the housewives will
 have no more use for the bucket brigade except in few instances.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

The Belieview dredge on Dry creek. is being uyerhauled and made ready for the coming season 'sopera- tions, under the superintendency of Barney Belleyiew and his assistants.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

In letter to friends. Mrs Alice Moore states she will return to Nome on the Donaldson. and will make plans to take over the Golden Gate Hotel
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Chas. Alexander and Duffy o'eon- nor left Wednesday morning for Iron creek, taking along an outfii of supplies with which to dn some prospecting.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Deerina Precinct Returns

Aldrich ,. Mccain 0. Sutherland 19, Jensen IS. Gabrielson '. Lom sn 10. Sundquist 16. Woofter 6, Adams 0. Boyle 0.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

John Began was arrested charged with larceny and burglary at the. home of Albin Poison ana bound over to the grand JnrS, Thursday last.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Elliot Burden an old timer of the kobuk section and who left the Nome section two years ago died in the East last March, according to a letter received by O. F. Wheeler in
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Candle Precinct Returns

Aldrich 0. Mccain o. Sutherland 32, Jensen 24, Gabrielson 20. Lom- an 23. Sundquist 23, Wnofter 20. Adams 3, Boyle G.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Fortuna Ledge-Aldrich o, Me Cain 0. Sutherland 9; Jensen for senator g: representatives Gabriel son 8. Lomen 9, Sundquist 8. Wool ter s. Democrats Adams 1. Boyle
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Aldrich o. Mccain 2, Sutherland 12. Jensen 12; Gabriel son 12, I.omen 12. Sunddnist l2. Woofter l2, Adams O. Boyle 1.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Second Division Totals

Following is the total votes cast as received from Nome. Little Creek Fortuna Ledge, Willow, KotZebue. Teller Candle. Deering, and Utica precincts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Thomas Jenson and Barney Cog gins are preparing for their summer mining activities on the Second Beach near Jess Creek
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
N 0 T lc E

NOTl CE To owners of loose dogs on. the streets Of Nome between the hOurs of 2 A. M., to 10 P. M., will he ar reste<i... Dogs without owners will be killed. by order of the Police Committee.
 B. w. NELLY,
 Chief of Police. Dated at Nome, Alaska. April 30. 1920.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Utica Precinct Returns

Aldrich o. Mccain o. Sutherland 6. Jensen |. Gabrielson ?. Lomen |. Sundquist 6. Woofter l, Adams q. Boyle o.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Jenson X Son who have been busy prospecting on the beaches near Nome River, are now engaged Tn sinking another shaft.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
Pioneer May Day Card Party and Dance

at Pioneer IgiOO, SatuIriay May 1st, at 9 P, M. Admission gents Sf.O0. Ladies free. Prizes awarded to winners of card games. Refresh- merts will he served.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Willow Creek Aldrich 0. Mccain o, Sutherland |: Jensen l. Gabriel son 1, Lomen 1, Sundquist 1. Woof- ter 1; Adams O. Boyle 0.
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Dt.leIato

The Pioneers will give one of their enjoyable card socials and dance tonight. and It will probably be the last of the season.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Man wants but little here below. /" remarked the dressmaker as he measured the tenth of the gown.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01

Little Aldrich 3, Mccain o, Sutherland 25; Jensen 2l; GabrielsOn 20. Lomen 23. Sundquist 20. Woofter 27; Adams 5. Boyle 9.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
 WHITE MOUNTAIN NEWS ITKNiS
Especial Nugget Service,

April 10, 1898
 Miss E. Elizabeth Colby went to Goiovin for the week cad. spending very pleasant few days with Mrs. Irene Stehins and Mrs. Mary Buck. Bridge is said to beN the social game at 0oi0vin.
 Mrs. Mary Buck and little daugh- ter Emma spent the following week end with Miss E. Colby at White Mountain.
 Mrs. Irene stefIins drove to White Mountain Sunday to spend the day and take dinner with Miss Colby.
 The river ice ia hne for driving now and VIC try to make use of 1t before the thaw.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-01
HARDWARE WHOLESALE | RETAIL.

Lang Ranges and Camp stoves. Assortment of Wood and Coal Heaters, Coal Ofi and Regular
 Prfmus Stoves.
 Columbia and Pacific 6h0velD. Aluminium, Granite and Cr0ckery Ware Paints, Oils. 0lass. Wall Paper and Oil Cloth,
 Roofing and Coal Tar. Wire Cable, Rubber Betting and Steam Hose. TArpaailns. Tents aad Oanvas Hsse. DeadeaiAS Fat. Malthoid and Building Pape1. Corrugated IroA aad Wors For