Local News and Sales Across Town
Miss Clara Nobis starts work at L. O. Gale's drug store for the holidays as McGovern's promotes deep discounts on gloves mittens and overgaiters during an eleation sale. Cattle deaths from cornstalk feeding rise with no remedy found. The Woodward Theatre Co. opens a week at the Grand Opera house with popular prices. Arthur G. Erkel and Miss Dora Fraley marry in Alexandria. The Ladies Aid reports success of their fair and a rush of trade tightens hours. Rathbun's chinaware concerts run daily through Christmas. Gilbert Allen tout Mexican Hair Restorative as a gray hair restorer at $1.00 a bottle.
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Clara Nobis
L. O. Gale’s
McGovern's
Mise Currens
Bridgewater
Kimball
Grace
McGovern
W. A. Fowler
Missouri
Kimball and
Fourth Streets
Prescott & Bidwell
Fowler
Woodward Theatre Co
Grand Opera House
Congregational Church
Oportart Nice
Gilbert & Allen
Mitchell
Population estimates place Dominion at 5,125,438
The Canadian department of agriculture estimates the Dominion’s population at 5,125,438, a gain of just under 300,000 since 1891. In 1500 two states of the Union were larger, New York at 5,997,853 and Pennsylvania at 6,258,014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Union
Canada
New York
Pennsylvania
Yukon company plans vast Alaska river steamers fleet
Andrew Burleigh of Seattle fronts a new Yukon company with $10,000,000 capital aimed at twelve river steamers, twenty four freight barges and towboats for Yukon travel. Moran Bros. of Seattle will build them for delivery as navigation opens next spring.
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Andrew Burleigh
Northern Pacific Railroad
Rev
B. W.burleigh
Yanktop Gazette
Yukon Company
Moran Bros
Seattle
Wash
Philadelphia
New York
Andrew F. Burleigh
Burleigh
William Andrews
Arlegany
Cramps
St. Michael’s
Yukon
Stee
University Closes Fall Term For Three Week Holiday
The University ended its fall term Wednesday evening and a three week vacation follows. Many students returned home across the state for the holidays. Enrollment reached 180 in the past two months and is expected to exceed 200 when the term resumes on January 5. An oratorical contest in chapel hall pitted two sides of six orators each with a popular verdict. The Unconquerables won the favorable judgment amid cheering.
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Chapel Hall
Chicago Daily Market and Local Advertisements
Item notes discount on cash sales by Asa Dopp and others opposing blue tickets. Also lists Bucklen's Aruba Salve claims and price, De Witt's Witch Hazel for eczema, robes and horse blankets sale with 20 percent off, and One Minute Cough Cure endorsement with ailments cured. Includes vendors S H Scalin A Parkins and E B Van Alstine.
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Asa Dopp
J. A. Parkins
de- Witt
L.O Gale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aamas Toys
Spooner
Nordaker
Gecker
Healey’s
South Dakota
W. H. Webster
Union Township
W. L. Ross
Chicago
Clay, Robinson & Co
Dan McDermaid
Ross
Pierre
McGovern’s Dry Goods
Dhoe House
Arthur G. Erkel
Dora Fraley
Alexandria
Plotner
A. R. Boggs
DeEtta Erkel
Sue Fraley
Adolph Erkel
C.G. Rathbun
Rathbun Orchestra
Big Enterprise
Alaska
Chicago Daily Market
D. W. Moore
Gra
Bucklen
Aruba
S. H. Scalin
L. O. Gale
CuicaGo
Ghinaware
Pitkin & Brooks
Ware
Foley
Nic Dondelinger
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