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/ II o'clock In the evening hymns.
rosary, and benediction al 1880 O'Clock
During the week masses at 6. $3.50. and
. o'clock q. m. BaDrisms at : p. T-
during Che winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January of next year are bright
St. Johns Church. Forest Glen. tho
Rev. C.. o. RosenstecI Dastor-SerYicc5
tomorrow at 1890 a. M. mass on week
days. except Wednesdays at 6.2O; bap-
tisms after the mass on sunday. Great
preparations viii be- made for The ccle-
hration of Christmas. ne patr0ual feast
of the Church of the Nativity.
ST. Mary's Church. Fifth Street. near
u Street northwest the Rev. Charles
Warren Currier. pastor-sunday. low
mass az 1880 o'clock: late mass at 1890
o clock. vesper service ar 4 o'clock in tho
evening. Mass during the week at 1870
"a. m. Au elaborate musical program viii
Dc one of the features az The Christmas
services at ST.. Magy's.
St Matthew Church. the Rev. Father
Lee. rector Fathers Sterling and Buck
ey. Masses tomorrow at the
usual hours. The sodauty of which the
Rev Father Sterling is the spiritual d.
rector VIII meet Tuesday evening az 7.5O
O'Clock.
ST. Dom.nic's Church. Sixth and r
Streets southwest. the Very Rev j. c.
Kent o. j.. pastor Masses tomorrow
morning at 6. 1880. .. and II O'Clock. bap-
tisms Sunday and Thursday from to
,. m.- ycHpCrs at p. m.
ST. Augustinc's Church. Fifteenth
Street near NJ Street northwest. the Rev.
Paul Griffith. pastor. the Rev. $. II.
UuUghCry and the Rev. T.. X. BIsHoH
ussisrauts-SUuday masses at G. 2. s.. aud
II "a. No., masses on week days at $50
and Z o'clock. Sunday school Immediate
ly after mass \espers and answers 10
question box at p. m. Preparations for
@ midnight mass Christmas have been
completed.
ST. stephens Church. the Rev Father
CauEhey rector. Services tomorrow as
usual Miss Guleu. who so ably directs
ST. StcIhcu's choir. will arrange most
beautiful Christmas program.
ST. Martins Church. the Rev Father
Hannah. pastor-services tomorrow as
usual
A new Catholic church parish has been
organized. comprising Catholics living
in the vicinity Of South Capitol and NJ
Streets. A church is 10 De erected at
this place. but pending Che erection Of
new church services viii be held iu
the store building at l343 South Capitol
Street
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school Immediately after this mass the
Sunday school meets iu the hall.
On each Saturday az q o'clock %. m. a
class OF instruction iu catcchism for
children who have not made their FIRST
communion or been confirmed is being
held in the Sunday school hall
Special efforts are being made Boy The
leader of ST.. Pauis choir 20 render O
particularly attractive musical program
LAT the Christmas day services.
Sacred Heart church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev. Joseph MCGEE. pastor Masses
at 7:3O and 1890 a. 10. The Sunday
school VIII hold its sessions at $3.50
O'Clock.
Mr.. Cannon. who is in charge cr the
choir, is making every endeavor 90 pre-
sent The finest musical program on
Christmas day
St. Peters Church. Second and C.
Streets southeast. the Rev. James st.
O'Bricn. pastor. the Eov. Joseph C. Cal
len and Rev John I~-'i~- .......
SUNDAY masses at 6... %. a-l tF-.. Cd. n.
Baptism ar 3 .. m.. vospers. with chant
by male choir. and beuediction az 3 p.
m.
A special program OF musical features
VIII form part of the Christmas services.
ST. Joscph'a Church. Second and C.
Streets northeast the Rev. Valentine r..
schmitt. pastor the Rev James a.
Smyth. assistant sua ay masses at g..
%. and 1880 q. m. baptism al Z p. m.
masses on week DAYS az q. m. Rosary
dcvoiions are held during the O'Clock
mass every morning on week days
Miss Joyce tho musical director OF
the choir. Is preparing 90 present an
attractive program of vocal aud Inrtru-
mental music during tho Christmas hoIi-
days.
Immaculate Conception Church. the
Rev f. S. Ryan pastor: the Rev. Ann
brosc a. Beaven. assistant sunday
masses at z, g. and 1880 a. m.: the
childTcn's m3ss viii De celebrated M @
O'Clock iu the school h1lI. vosDors at 2
o'clock
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and X
streets northeast. the Rev Thomas J..
Kervick. pastor; tine Rov. Andrew J..
Carey. assistant--SunIay masses az G. e.
and q. M bgptism az d. m.- heads
and benedictoE az q
Holy Trinity church. Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest the Rev. James r.
X. Mulvancy, S. j.. pastor. the Rey
Francis McAtee. s. j.. and thc Rev
Samuel Cahul. s. j.. asslstants-Dfvino
services viii bee held during De wec.
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tary. Raymond ChataeId; treasurer.
Miss Hilda Ubrickson; vice treasurer
Miss Gladys Abbot Miss NeIle Newton
is the efficient Junior superintendent.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
ti7n Endeavor OF the First Congrera-
tional Church. held its annual Christmas
work meeting on Wednesday night in the
Sunday school room OF tho church. For
several years the society has made
practice OF supplying five OF six poor
families i'm the city with Christmas din
uCrs. trees. presents. and clothing. and
the work meeting is held TO prepare or
nameuts for the trees. make candy, pop
corn balls and scrap books. A large
number was present. and after the work
was finished a social hour was enjoyed.
Mr.. Owen p. Kellar president Of the
District Union. visited the Young pco-
pies Society OF Christian Euieavor Of
Howard University on Saturday night at
the Christian Endeavor prayer meeting.
After singing and Scripture reading. he
was introduced by Wynn C.. Fairfield
president OF the society. Mr.. KeUar
confined his remarks principally to the
Christian Endeavor subject. our Fellow
ship" speaking Of Dr. F. z. Clark. found
er OF She Christian Endeavor Society. and
.of the fellowship brought about by the
united Christian Endcavor Societies. The
Christian Endeavor Of Howard University
is always glad 20 welcome members Of
the District Of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union. Sunday evening President
Kellar and Secretary Me;calf Of the
Christian Endeavor Union of the District.
visited the Mount Pleasant Church Chris
tian Endeavor Society. and spoke on the
subject Christian Fellowship"
A ping-pong tournament was held by
the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Of the Gunton Temple Presbv-
terian Church last Tuesday evening I'm
the chapel Tables were placed about the
room so that several couples could play
at once. After the games light refresh
ments were served
The Christian EndeavOr Society OF Cal
vary Baptist Church is to hold sunrise
prayer meeting on Christmas morning at
a. No., and has invited the Christian En-
deavor Societies and Epworth Leagues Of
the following churches to meet with
them. Assembly's Presbyterian. Central
Presbyterian, First Congregational. ST.
Pauls Lutheran. New York Avenue Pres
byterian, Temple Baptist, Mount Vernon
Place. Methodist Episcopal. McKendree
Methodist Episcopal. and Wesley Meth
odist Episcopal.
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gates.
It is said that the Canadians are
much elated over the selection or the
place Tor the meetings. and great
crowd Of Methodists from across The
lines is expected.
suitable accommodations IN the way
OF recreation for the visiting delegates
az Detroit have already been secured by
the managers Of such affairs. The 10
cal committee on entertainment mas ais-,
been organized. Relative to the wori,
OF this committee. the "Epworth Her
aid, In an issue OF recent date. has
the following 10 say:
The work Of that committee viii be
somewhat embarrassed. owing 10 the
fact that the size Of previous Young
peoples convention disappointed De-
tro!t The managers made extravaranr
estimaees Hundreds Of homes made
special preparations TO receive ruests.
and there were not guests enough 10
go around. But there will be no dis
appOin5uorU this time. Or rather. he
disap9oIntmert viii be OF the leasure-
able kind We have said TO the Detroit
people thst they were sure OF 10000
guests We said that because we want
ed to be SEle. But the fact is that we
will 90 into the City OF the. Straits
next July 10000 strong"
Not much m5Tr than an outline OF tho
program fer the convention has rs yet
been made. Tho largest meeting viii
be hell about the middle Of July. The
saCramental EeIvice. usually held az the
opening OF such gatherings. viii De
omitted. introductory meetings 10 the
number Of TWO viii be held. Several
missionary meetings for the instruction
10 these fields Of work will also be
held
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81. Patrick's Church, Tenth Street
near F Street northwest, the Rev. ID. J.
Stafford. ID. D.. pastor, the Revs. T. S.
Dolan and James Gaynor, assistants
Solemn high mass at II O'Clock. musical
vespers and benediction at 7.30 p. m.
Baptism will be administered at $3.50 p.
NJ.
Cardinal Gibbons will administer con-
frmatlon In ST. Patricks Church on
Sunday. January u. The st. Vincent dc
Paul Society will meet during the win
ter I'm Carroll Hall az 1915 on Sunday
mornings. The Sunday school viii be
held after the o'clock mass tomorrow
morning. Saturday instructions for the
children not attending the parochial
schools will be given at o'clock in the
morning az Carroll Han.
The sewing school conducted by the
Sisters Of 81. Vinceuts Academy. which
is open TO all tho girls Of the parish
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 TO l2 O'Clock. The sodality
meets every Wednesday eyening at 1880.
The junior choir rehearsals take place
on Saturday evenings at 7.30 o'clock
During Advent there will be q low
mass at 10 o'clock and sermon every
sunday evening al the vesper service.
The Sunday school teachers will hold
a regular monthly meeting in ST. Vim
cents Academy on the third Thursday OF
each month at 7.50 in the evening
The choir. under the leadership OF
Prof. Gumprecht is rehear5ing Christmas
music.
Or. Stafford is having The monument
over the grave of Father Matthews. first
pastor Of ST. Paricks. repaired
St AIoygius Church. North Capitol and
7 Streets. the Very Rev +. X. Fink s.
J.. pastors-Order Of services. sunday
upper church. masses at G. Z. @. and Il
a. m; masses in lower church az 6 and Q
a. m. Cchndrcn's mass}. a sermon viii
De preached at the II o'clock service. In
the evening az 1880 O'Clock there viii
be "a short instruction, followed by bone-
dicti0n. Confessions VIII Doe heard today
and next Thursday at q and 7.20 p m..
and every morning mass az O'Clock viii
be said in the basement The suuday
school sodality win meet az p. IN.
The Tapal delegate. Mgr. Falc0nio. Is
"a regular attendant az this church. hls
residence being ln ST. Aloysius parish.
The musical program which viii bo
presented during ;he Christmas hoIidays
S. czpected to surpass any OF it's prcde-
ccssors.
ST. Paurs Church. Fifteenth and Y
Streets northwest. Rev. James Macfu.
rector. the Rev james a. Walsh and
James +. Krug. assistants Sunday
masses az 7, Q. 10. and n a. m.: baptism
an . p. m; bcnedictlon az 7.39 p. mo.
confessions VIII be heard this afternoon
and evening.
Devotons in honor Of the Sacred
Heart, with benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. viii be held next Fridav
evening at 1870 O'Clock
The Society Of ST. Vincent dc Paul
viii meet tomorrow morning after late
mass. The Sanctuary Society meets IN,
third Sunday Of the month. and the
Benevolent Society on Thursday at II
IN.
The . o'clock mass is the cafdre.'s
mass. and is celebrated by the Rev
Thomas Walsh. director OF the Sunday
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, q
December 2. is Christmas: It's Message
end Motive" References will be found
as follows: St. Luke H1-20; ST. John
iiiI4-l.
District President Frank T. Israel con-
ducted the league serv-se at Woodside.
Md. Chapter last sunday evening.
The ladies OF Hamline Chapter. assist
ed by the ladies Of the church. will re-
ceive their friends and feIIoW-leaEuers in
the church parlors on New Year Day
from 10 9 o. m.
John w Cranfeld conducted the league
service at Gorsuch last Sunday evening
Mrs. J. H. Goodrich will have charge Of
the service tomorrow.
T. II. Pullman. corresponding secre-
tary, had charge ofthe service at Ed
brooke last Sunday evening.
The first International convention OF
the Epworth League, which is 10 assem-
Die al Detroit, Mich, early mex, July.
viii be the greatest gathering ever held
under the auspices Of this organization
Seven months from now Detroit will be
the mecca OF all Epworth Ieagues
throughout the United States and cana
da- This vast throng will number 100
ot) The paramount issue OF the church
today the speedy evangelization Of the
whole world viii be the chief topic be-
fore the convention. Personal evangeli-
zation Will also have a prominent place
In the conventions deliberations.
Several sessions Of the convention will
Dc held at Windsor. a little city Just
across the river from Detroit. The num-
Der Of such sessions 70 be held there
have not yet been determined The cIti-
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Methodist.

As3ury Church Eleventh and X
9Lreyts northwest, the Rev. H. W Clair.
lh- b., pastor-l a. m. sermon by The
Rev. G.. G.. Jacobs. ID. D.. OF sumter.
c., 1880 p. m.. sermon by the pastor.
NcNendree Church. 9I5-gl9 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest, the Rev. Ed
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CHRIsTIAN ENDEAYoR NorEs-

The Rev s. II. Greene. pastor OF CAL
vary Baptist Church. preached a special
sermon TO the Christian Endeavorers
or Sunday evening. that being ,be
thirteenth anniversary OF the orgariza-
ton cf the society in that church. The
church was decorated for the occasion
with Christian EnCeavor flags and be-
hind the purit was a large banner bear
ing tho Christian Endcavor motto. For
Christ and the Church" The middle
section ~ the church was reserved for
the members OF the three Eudoavor
societies. no Juniors. ln charge of Ivah
Richards. Junior superintendent. and
Pearl willis. assistant. occupying the
front seats
DR. Greene took as his text thc words.
Looking unto Jesus" He strongly in-
dorsed che Christian Endcavor move
ment stating that De regarded % as
''the finest organization in Protestant
igm-" BE expressed his high approcia-
tion Of she work which the Endoavor
societies in hls own church had done and
were doing and said they had been
the greatest help and cucouraEemCut 10
him in bis work ae pastor he made a
most earnest appeal 10 the young peo-
pie TO De wholly corsccretc 10 the serv-
fee of Christ and % oudeavor TO lead
others !nto H.s service.
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Baptist.

Calvary Church. Eighth and II Streets
northwest. the Rev Samuel H. Greene,
ID. d.. pastor-Christmas sermon. II a.
m.
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast. DR.. c. s Williams.
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The Junior Christian EndCay0r Society
Of the First Congregational Church has
recently been re0rgaulzed and tho hour
OF meeting changed from . p. m. % $50
p. m. sunday evenings. The society does
rome mission work. and o. very Success
ful In raising money Tor church and
Charitable work Its membership now
numbers twenty-four. and the new off,
GERS are. PRECEDENT Paul kingsley.
vice president Miss Edith scarle: secre-
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NEWS OF THE WEEK IN
EDWORTH LEAGUE CIRCI IS
Extensive Plans Underway tor First IntendfiOndl Con
VcnfOn at Detroit

zens OF this town will see to the comfort
ana Entertainment OF the visiting dele
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District President Frank T. Israel con
ducted the league serv-,e at Woodside,
Md. Chapter last Sunday evening.
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CContinued on Tenth Pase,l
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Che International SUNDAY School Lesson

Prepared by Federated League Of Bible
Studies
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Holy Name Church, Eleventh and *
streets northeast the Rev Thomas j..
Kervick. pastor; the Rov. Andrew j..
Carey. assistant--SunIay masses af e. g
and q. m-; bsPtism az o D. m.. beads
and IeueIIctlO1 az g.
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John w Cranneld conducted the league
service az Gorsuch last Sunday evening
Mrs. J. H. Goodrich will have charge Of
the service tomorrow.
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II O'Clock In the evening hymns
rosary. and benediction at 1.s0 O'Clock
During the week masses at @. $3.50. and
o'clock q. m. BaDrisms at { p. u.-
during Che winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January of next year are bright.
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&c. Martins Church, the Rev. Father
Hannah pastor-Services tomorrow as
usual
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Immaculate Conception Church. the
Rcv. i. S. Ryan, pastor, the Rev. Am-
brosc a. Beaver. SUNDAY
masses at z. g. and 1890 a. m.: ths
childTcn's mass viii De celebrated at .
O'Clock in the school hall. vespors at z
o'clock.
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ST. stephens Church. the Rev. Father
Cauehey rector Services tomorrow as
usual Miss Gilleu. who so ably directs
ST. stephens choir. will arrange "a most
beautiful Christmas program
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-04-10
Denver Items.

Mrs. Hattie Shilling, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Spencer, who
died in Pbillipsburg, Mont, last
week, was buried in the Denver
cemetery last Sunday, April 6.
Rev. Silas Perkins, the former pas
tor here and who received her into
the church and also of1iciated at
her wedding, held the services at
the church. The large crowd at
tending attested her many fine
womanly qualities. A peculiar
circumstance connected with her
life was that she was born, mar
ried and died in the month of
April. To the neighbors and many
other kind friends. who ministered
at the last sad rites of their affec-
Tomato daughter and beloved wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer and P. A.
Shilling in their behalf wish to ex-
press their lasting gratitude and
sincere thanks, with the feeling
that these expressions of apprecia-
ton but feebly tell how much they
owe and how little they shall ever
be able to repay except in grateful
memory.
A message from ID. Yates says
his wife has suffered "a relapse and
is not as well as could be desired.
Vim. Won Berge, Of Grangeville,
has completed all arrangements for
opening up saloon in Denver on
April Is. He will name his place
the Eagle saloon.
Mr.. Zehner is rdnning his flour
mill every day. He finds scar
city of grain and high prices owing
to the large amount of grain fed to
stock the past winter He expects
to haul grain from the railroad
soon to keep his mill going. as he
can buy it there from 40e to 45e
sacked.
Rev. w. Ross returned from
Washington Tuesday and will hold
services at the usual hours mex
Sunday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-04-10
Long Hollow Notes.

Harry Faulkner and wife OF the
Denver precinct We're callers at
the Brown farm on Thursday
evening.
w. II. Sebastian has all his
spring seeding done
O. Cheley has employed G. C.
PEBBLES to do his spring seeding on
the school section. Mr.. Cheley
will in the mean time haul freight
to the Hump from Sites.
Mr.. Harley Stephens and sister
Mrs. George Brown gave gave
their father and mother, j. C.
Stephens and wife, reception at
the Brown house on the evening OF
the 3rd in honor of their 10th
wedding anniversary. A numder
of friends were present.
Sam Wright, of the real estate
firm of Harris 4 Wright and Geo.
Brown representing the real
estate agency Of w. X. Lacey,
were riding most of the past week
in this section with Messrs. Callam
and Mcdonald of Alcester, S. d.,
who were seeking a location. On
Friday they closed the sale of the
j. l.. Gross tract Of 623 acres at
$40 per acre and on the Brown
farm of 400 acres at $40 per acre.
Mr.. Gross retains possession until
January i, 1908, and Geo. Brown
will retain possession OF the Brown
tract until March 3, 1908. Both
gentlemen realize that they have
secured bargains and AS soon as
they can close up their affairs in
Dakota, which will be by March l,
1908, they will remove to Idaho
with their families. They re.
manned as guests of Geo. Brown
Friday night and left on the stage
Saturday morning for their home
in South Dakota. These gentlemen
state that there are hundreds OF
people coming westward seeking
just such location as Central
Idaho and Camas Prairie affords
but who never hear of such a place
on account of there being NJ
literature or representative Of this
section at Spokane or on the trains
w. H. Clarke and wife were out
to Sunnyside from Grangeville OF
Sunday selecting building site
on the farm which they recently
purchased.
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ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
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Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best.
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To Linly J. Montgomery or his assigns.
You are hereby notified that have expended
four hundred dollars in labor aud improve
ments npOn the CONSOLATION, Fullfllment,
Idaho, as will appear by my ce1tificate filed
December 9Th. 1901, in the Office of the Deputy
Recorder in SAID District in order to mold said
property, under the Provisions of Section 1894
Revised statutes of the United States being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1901 And If within thirty
days of the service OF this notice or within
ninety days after this notice by publication
you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion OF expenditure rs co-owner and the cost
Of this notice, your interests in said claims will
become the property of the Subscriber under
said Section 1921.
GAVIN JOHNSON,
Dixie Idaho January 4, 1902.
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Saved Many a Time.

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ute Cough Cure will remove all
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eral years." says Postmaster G. o.
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1t has saved me many a severe spell
Of sickness, and / warmly recon-
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Pure-Bred Chickens.

A limited number of thorough
bred Barred Plymouth Rock and
Partridge Cochin chickens for sale.
Cockerels, 50 90 each. Trio, S.. 90.
Eggs, $500 per setting of 10; s.. 90
for 3 settings.
II. f. CHURCH, Tolo, Ida.
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For SALE The best farm on
Camas Prairie, two miles southwest
of Denver, 16O acres, all good pillow
land, fine orchard Of $50 trees OF
all kinds of fruit adapted to the
climate, good fish lake well stocked
with fish, water on place for one
thousand head OF stock all the
wear. Will furnish work stock and
implements, also cows and hogs, at
reasonable figures. sell my own
land and save the purchaser the
money the middle man gets. This
advertisement is good for 30 days.
The above farm has good buildings
on it. Price, $4,000.
G. II. BRoCKMAN,
Denver, Idaho.
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Cook. They say they have good
values on the property.
Seigle creek claims have plenty
of timber and water Two miles
Of road will connect the creek with
the Elk City-Dixie state road
Spok esman- Review.