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prominent assemblyman and attorney
OF Schuyler county. Mr.. Nye resides
and practices his profession in Wat
kins. He has been member of the
order about ten years, having Joined
Chequaga tribe In 1894.
At the sixteenth great sun council
fire OF the great council of Maine the
great chief reported a membership In
the reservation OF 1900. Ten new
tribes were Instituted during the great
sun.
There are now five tribes OF Red
Men In the Philippine Islands. three
being I'm Manila.
The Colorado reservation had a mem
bership OF over 5000 at last report.
Adam Geiger. the adjutant general.
reports an increasing interest and great
progress In the Red Mems leagues
throughout the great Jurisdiction.
The Red Men OF Terre Haute. Ind.
are to build three story wigwam.
Reports presented nj the recent ses-
sion OF the great council OF Ohio show
an increase In membership or 2,31S
during the past ten months.
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The following governors are mem
bers OF the Modern Woodmen: Govern
or Bliss of Michigan. Governor Bailey
OF Kansas. Governor Durbin OF In.
diana. Governor Hill OF Maine. Gov
ernor Van SAINT OF Minnesota. Governor
La Toilette of Wisconsin and Governor
Yates OF Illinois.
Ia membership contest in an iii
nols camp the first prize Is free trip
to the St Louis worlds fair during
Woodmen week.
In April seventy new camps
were chartered with l.2S7 members
New York camps have initiated sew
erul large Glasses recently and report
splendid progress since the first of the
year
Kansas City, Mo-, has two strong
Modern Woodmen camps. one has a
membership of over 1000. and the 9th
er has 1.200 names on its roll.
Brooklyn now has an active Modern
Woodmen camp. Many others Will
shortly be instituted In that city.
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KNIGHTS 0'pYThIA5|

The mission OF Pythianlsm is ''the
elevation. the happiness, the better
ment OF mankind" and the present
prosperous condition OF the order
would indicate that that mission has
been accomplished In very crafty
ing degree. Pythian Knight
The grand domain making the lar
gest gain in membership last year was
Ohio. There was nm increase Of 1865.
James Whltehouse has been keeper
OF records and seal IN Maryland since
1870.
The past year was a most prosperous
one for the grand domain OF Missouri,
the net increase In membership being
1926. At present there are about "a
600 Knights of Pythias in the Iron
Mountain State.
The four lodges at Dallas, Tex, are
preparing 10 build n ine castle hall.
The Ohio brigade OF the uniform
rank. knights OF Pythlas. is TO hold its
annual encampment this year at st.
Louis. General Thomas W. Mlnshull
commands the military branch OF Ohio
Pythians. the largest brigade In the or
der
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WILSON /. FLEMING.

initiated In Bellefonte lodge and since
then has been active IN lodge, chapter
and commandery work. He served as
worshipful master OF Bellefonte lodge
in 1885. as high priest of Bellefonte
chapter in 1855 and was elected emf
nent commander OF Constans com
mandery In 1889. In May. 1898. he
was the choice for grand junior warden
Of the grand commandery OF Pennsyl-
vania and has been advanced each
year. Mr.. Fleming was born In 1851
and resides I'm Bellefonte.
There are ten Masonic lodges in De-
troit. Mich. Zion No. / Is the largest
and had TAG members on the first OF
the year
The grand commandery of Arkansas
elected Thomas III. Jones OF Little
Rock grand commander.
A new Masonic temple will be erect
ed in Anderson. Tex.
The grand chapter of Missouri. Royal
Arch Masons, appropriated $3.50 to keep
the Temple OF Fraternity open during
the exposition. and $500 was appro-
priated for new buildings at the Ma.
sonic home.
William J. Jackson has served thir
ty-eight years as high priest OF Palmy-
ra Royal Arch chapter OF Palmyra
Mo-
The Scottish Rite Masons OF Mlssis-
sippi VIII erect large cathedral In
Meridian costing about 100000.
The Keystone says the first Masonic
hall In the United States was the Free
masons' lodge IA Philadelphia In 1754.
now occupied by the United States gov
erument ms customs house. During
the Revolutionary war II was used as
a place Of confinement for the Quakcrs
then in sympathy with the English
The grand master Of Georgia decided
that "cleciicaeering for office IN a Ma
sonic lodge Is improper. and any broth.
er guilty OF such conduct should be
dealt with. as for other Masonic Of
fenses"
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Mesabi Range Mines.

The Lincoln mine at Virginia, own
Cd by Jones x Laughlin and valued
at s905.0 was closed lastnnight by
orders from headquarters.
This was the busiest mine in the
locality The Duluth \ Iron Range
road has taken eighty-four trains OF
ore out Of Eveleth in the last five
days, with a tonnage OF 10000. The
Missabe 4 Northern has increased its
shipments from the Adams x Spruce
mines here. as well as at all the mines
in the Hibbing group. The Great
Northern is hauling 10000 tons Of
ore daily to its lake terminals.
The Burt Pool mine at Hibbing-
which was recently assessed at $500
600, is working up TO its capacity;
$50 men are employed, with three
Shovels in ore and three in the strip
pings. Winston, Deer X Co.. have
the contract for the surface work.
They also are executing large con-
tract at the new Iroquois mine at
Mountain Iron.
The Mahoning, Forest, Leonard
and Rust mines. near Hibbing, are
increasing their shipments. At
Eveleth. both the Fayal and Adams
Spruce mines recently exceeded their
limits f6r weekly shipments at the
doceS Work is being pushed at the
plshorca where they have contract
70 supply yearly amount at Pitts
burg.
Fayal stock pile No !, the largest
on the Mesabi range. has been re-
moved except 10000 tons. Some
anxiety Is felt lest the other two will
not be moved this season. Last year
the largest shipment was made IN
October. Atthe Chisholm but one
shaft is IN operation. 4 stock pile
0f 1000 tons is vet TO be moved.
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ROYAL .lIE7[AR(ANVh

Four councils In New York city have
a combined membership OF G,409. They
are New York. with 2,2J0 members:
Celtic. with l,72G; our, with ,439, and
ColfaN, vita 9SJ.
Chicago has three large councils.
They are Progressive. 2.402 members;
Garden City. 1874 members, and
Northwestern. l.15S members.
The New Hampshire Jurisdiction is
rapidly approaching the grand council
mark. At last report il had close to
900 members
Minnesota Arcanumites made a net
gain during the first four months OF
the year OF 453 and on May had
about 5000 members.
There are thirty-nlne Royal Area
mum councils having a membership Of
over 200.
Supreme Secretary Robson's latest
report shows the order Is in splendid
condition financially and growing rap
Idly. The emergency fund now amounts
to over S2.OO0,O00.
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The attractions include water cas-
eades, gondoias, Figure 8 Toboggau.
laughing gallery. Helter Shelter. a
palace Of illusions. giant carousels and
swings. a haunted house. an encamp.
ment of Indian braves. squaws and
papooses. the wonderful Katzenj jammer
Castle. animatiscope pictures of bat
ties. baIlets. natural wonders. plays.
fairy tales. and views of the ST Louis
fair; open air concerts. mutoscopes.
the Mystic Rill. menagerie of monde
script monsters: the Double Whiri.
Ferris wheel. and thousand other
unique devices. Above the throngs of
gaily attircd patrons flags and bunting
fiutter and the colored lights shed a
flood of radiant hues. Dashing spray.
rainbows from the cascades. shouting
merry makers. ripping lake. whirl.
ing cars. and all the other activities
there enlivened by the strains of the
big band make The Chutes the most
popular resort in Chicago.
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.
An Idaho Lodges Novel scheme.
Pythfnn Notes.


Florida Mountain lodge OF Dewey,
Ida. has some original ideas as TO the
treatment OF visiting brothers. says the
Pythian Journal. Ii has provided a
book OF blank forms. the stub OF which
contains the name OF the visitor. the
lodge OF which he Is member and
date OF visit The form Is filled out and
mailed 10 the lodge of which the Wis
itor Is a member. There Is, 10 say the
least, novelty I'm the scheme. and there
Is no doubt that II would be OF great
value TO the order II faithfully observ-
ed by the lodges. II would certainly
keep the lodges In touch with the alb
sent membership. II would do much
to promote the social features of the
order, and there would be less liabili-
~ to neglect the reception OF visiting
brethren.
Reports read Mt the recent session OF
the grand lodge OF Tennessee show a
membership in the state OF 1852.
The cornerstone OF the Washington
Pythian temple was laid recently with
imposing ceremonies.
Chillon lodge OF Shelbyville, Ind, re-
Gently initiated 100 candidates. in
creasing its membership to 400. This
lodge owns a Pythinn temple costing
$4,000.
There are now over 1000 Knights
OF Pythias holding membership in the
various West Virginia lodges. a gain
Of S65 during the past year.
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A broom factory has been establish
ed at the Odd Fellows home at
Clarksvile. Tenn, and the first broom
made was sent TO Grand Secretary
Harwell and will be properly inscrib-
ed and preserved as a souvenir
The four odd Fellows orphans
homes in Pennsylvania are caring for
276 children. toward whose support
the grand lodge contributed last year
$50, sos.
There was net gain OF thirteen
lodges and 2,292 members in Kansas
during the past year.
1t is said that Junction City lodge Of
Shoshone. Ida. raised money TO build
a hall by several OF the members pay
ing dues for ten years In advance The
dues are so year.
Grand Secretary Hallam OF Delaware
reports present membership OF 2.55S.
a net gain during the year of 90 There
are "a lodges.
The odd Fellows OF GAINESVILLE. o..
are TO erect $4,000 building.
Quebec reports 43 lodges and $3.50
members. being net gain for the past
year OF I'D.
During the past year In Missouri
there was q net gain In membership OF
1880.
In California during the past year
there was net gain I'm membership of
1,34S.
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The membership in all Glasses Of the
Manchester Unity numbers i.0lO,T97,
Of whom s5S.463 are adult male mem.
hers. with funds amounting TO fii.5G2.-
32S.
The fraternal societies during 1908
added many millions Of dollars 20 their
emergency funds.
The Patriotic Order Sons Of America
is said to be the second strongest fra
ternity numerically in Pennsylvania.
being exceeded In membership by the
Odd Fellows only
The Companions Of the Forest OF
America In now established In twcrty
different states or the Cn.cn.
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TgAIEsgI |0i.I.IEp

The worlds fraternal congress VIII.
be attended by fraternal society dele.
gates from all parts Of the world II
convenes In the Temple Of Fraternity
at the worlds fair grounds az ST Louls
on Sept. 30.
The fraternal system has demonstrate
ed IN It's growth and management true
mutually and economy
The fratcrnal societies have paid to
their beneficiaries sIacc organization
over 5000. 100000 in benefits.
The Union Fraternal league has a
hundred subordinate assemblies and
1000 me..Sc-s.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
Items of Interest CONCERNING the
Frnferaity.


The supreme council reelected A. 3.
Robinson supreme regent and selected
Atlantic City as the place OF meeting
in 1905.
Each month the Royal Arcanum pays
about $4,000 to benefciaries OF de-
ceased members.
Oriental council OF Washington had
s32 members AT last report Kismet
council Of THAT city has membership
of over 700.
The Indiana jurisdiction now has fif
ty-two active Royal Arcanum councils
and 1900 members.
During the first five months of this
year Massachusetts Arcanumites gain
ed over 1000 new members.
Since organization the Royal Area.
mum has paid over $sJ.OOO,OOO to bene-
1ciarics of deceased members.
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MASONIC.
The Initiation Of King Edward.
From various Qunrries.

The Initiation OF King Edward.
From Various Qunrries.
The report OF the death OF q brother
who was said 20 have initiated the
king OF England Into Freemasonry has
called out denial from the London
Freemason. which says that Albert
Edward. now King Edward VII. was
initiated IN Stockholm by the King OF
Sweden in December, 1868. and IL was
announced IN the English grand lodge
enrly In 1862 by the Earl Of Zetland.
then grand master. Masonic Home
Journal.
William Burns Smith. eX-mayor Of
Philadelphia. has been elected honor
airy senior grand warden Of the grand
lodge Of Quebec He IL a member Of
ninety societies and OF that number
has been presiding officer OF thirty
three.
Brooklyn Mnsons Will soon con.
mence work on their $4,000 temple
Reports presented at the recent Sos
sion Of the grand commandery of
Pennsylvania showed membership n
the state OF 5000.
The class M the forty ninth annual
reunion OF the Chicago Scottish Rite
bodies numbered i47
y. y As.-l -. - . - g
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ODD FELLOWS.
Berlin Members To Build a Home.
Triple Link Notes.


Triple Link Notes.
In Berlin. Germany. the brothers
have an organization whose object is
TO create an odd Fellows home So
far this organization continues 20 gath
er funds. 1t has about $1,000 in It's
treasury. The brothers OF Berlin also
maintain an odd Fellows vacation col
ony. Four thousand two hundred
marks were given last year 10 this
laudable cause and sixty children
reaped the benefit Of this benevolent
undertaking Lodge Record.
Grand Secretary Lyman OF Ohio
states that the order in that state has
lost 5S.427 members In the past twenty
five years. an average of over $500 per
annuui
The Missouri grand domain now has
a membership OF 1851 and G62 lodges.
The past year IN Georgia has been
the most successful IN the history OF
the order there Fifty new lodges were
Instituted and over 5000 new members
admitted.
William II Thompson OF St Louis
has been a member OF Wildcy lodge OF
that city since May 80. 1851
At present there are 364 subordinate
Odd Fellows lodges in California. with
a membership OF 35.3sO.
During the past year the net increase
in Arkansas was thirty mine lodges and
2.SOi members
The odd Fellows OF Des Molnes. Ia.
recently sold their property for $4,000
and viii erect new hall
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On Jan. /. 1901. the Knights and
Ladies of Honor had A0.S75 members.
On May I. 1904. the order had a mem
bership of $4,000.
Northern Star lodge OF Montclair. n.
j.. has made net Increase In mem
bership OF nnetyfour during the past
four months
Every grand jurisdiction except one
made net Increase In membership In
April.
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MAccABEEs.
Tent Notes and Gossip From Various
Jprisdfctions.

Tent Notes and Gossip From vnriou,
Jprisdictions.
The New York jurisdiction Is grow.
ing at the rate of about 800 per month.
On April l the order had member
ship in good standing OF 371.295.
Missouri Knights now have 1875 tents
in good standing and over $4,000 mem
bers.
Five new tents were instituted In
Arkansas In April, and the Jurisdiction
has made rapid progress since the first
Of the year
Michigan now has l04 active tents
and a membership OF 5.410
Lima division OF the uniform rank
has 100 members.
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THE cHUTEs
chiesso's Leading Pleasure Resort Thronsed
with Local Merry>Makers and Visitors

The Chutes = Chicago's Couey Is
land = presents an animated scene
from noon till midnight these summer
days. Cooled by cascades that murmur
musically ia mid-air. rendered brilliant
by myriads Of vari-colored lights. en-
Iivesed by shouts of merry.makers
and the music Of Weldon's fine military
band, The Chutes form an ideal resort.
Here within one enclosure are a
Wonderland" county fair. circus. In.
DIAN village. Wild West. concert gar.
Gen. theatre. crystal lake. roaring
waterfalls. and thousand devices to
afford pleasurable diversion.
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SaATERFl1E0SsIP

During the year 1908 II IS estimated
that fully 10000 fraternallsts died.
The fraternal beneficial societies are
disbursing S1.2J0.0O0 every week
In Canton. o.. recently a man was
sentenced 10 one year In the penlten-
tiary for procuring money from the
Modern woodmen under false pre-
lenses.
Frsternalism everywhere Is In a most
DrosT srous condition.
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RED MEN.
The Great sachem OF New York.
Along the Trail.

Under the leadership OF 0lln T. Nye,
great sachem OF the great council Of
New York, the Red Men Of the En-.
pire State have made rapid progress
and the reservation is In most pros
porous condition Since his election to
the office he has devoted much time
and attention 10 the order and is a
most popular officer. He was born In
Beaver Dams. n. ", In 1874. and Is a
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MAccABEEs.
How the Bees Are Growing In vari-
Gus states.


- Gus states.
Dhio Maccabecs increased their mem-
Tership over 500 in April and on May
l had 46. 4O7 members.
The latest report shows the order
has membership In California Of TO-
3S5.
The supreme record keepers latest
report shows the order has member
ship in Alaska OF forty-two.
Illinois Maccabees continue to forge
ahead RAPIDLY. There are now about
$4,000 members in the Jurisdiction.
Indiana Maccabccs are working for
membership OF 21,000 by the close OF
the year with every Indication of reach
ing that mark. on May they had
20.370 members
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The latest reports show the order
now has $4,000 beneficial members in
good standing
Illinois is the banner jurisdiction OF
the order. having close 10 10000 bene-
hciary members.
Iowa Neighbors recently passed the
5000 mark in membership.
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X Is calculated al tie next session
Of the grand lodge that the order will
number lG5.CC0
Atlanta Elks viii build a $4,000
home In that city
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MASONIC.
New Grand Commander of Pennsyi-
vanfa-Trestleboard Designs.

Wilson l. Fleming. recently elected
grand commander OF Knights Templars
OF Pennsylvania. has been n member
OF the craft about twenty-five years
and held many high offices In Masonry
in the Keystone State. In 1882 he was
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AsoriN

John Root and H. A. Thomas are
1usticating In the Paradise country for
= tew days.
G. 8. Stone and daughter. Mrs. Bond,
1fom the Craig country. were trading
IA Asotin Tuesday.
llrs. Fursey. Mrs. Martin and Miss
Martin have gone into camp back OF
Anatone. for few weeks.
John Sargent, ST.. is out from Han
Aen Ferry for a few days, visiting with
tho family Of his son, Sam J. Sargent.
Mrs. Mary Sherry. daughter and son
1eft Tuesday morning for the Palouse
country. where they will remain dur
ing harvest.
Nr. w. JRummens and son, J. O.
Rummens. from Pomeroy. visited in
Aaotin q few days last week with
Attorney George Rummens.
IA II. Dammarell and Joseph Prem
91cs, Of Cloverland. were attending to
some land Dusiness before the Lewis
Aon land once last Monday.
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PARTY OF THE
SECOND PART"
By
JOHN Barton OXFORD


Lee biotted the closely written page
and pushed back his chair from the
dainty desk before which he had been
writing. He did this that he might
feast his eyes on the profile of the
youns woman who sat beside the big
red shaded lamp, her brown head bent
over some snowy linen in dimlnutive
embroidery frame.
The room In which they sat was
large and low ceiled. 1t was, more
over, a homelike, comfortable sort Of
place. There were etchings on the
walls, skin rugs on the polished door.
bits Of dainty bric-a-brac on the man.
tel and desk; on the great hearth q lit
tie blaze sputtered cheerfIny, bidding.
gay defiance to the raindrops which
ratified against the windows.
Lee thought Of his own bare shack
On the side of Bald mountain-its
rough interior. the clutter Of papers
and caps and spurs on his desk. the
walls devoid OF ornament save maps
and advertising prints, the floors long
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oRANoE viLLE

Miss Ella Moore is home from trip
to Spokane.
Henry Rambo was up from his Snake
river cattle ranch, Sunday.
F. p. Turner. of Kooskia, was doing
business in this city last Monday.
attorney W. NJ. McCrosky. of Pa
louise, was In town on business this
week.
James Stuart. a prominent citizen OF
Kooskia. was doing business in town
last Tuesday.
f. Pribilsky. the Kooskia gardner
was In town Tuesday with a load of
fine vegetables.
DR.. H. H. Ainsworth. Of Buffalo
Hump. was Grangeville visitor last
Friday and Saturday.
Harry scheiler. the Warren mining
man, came out last week to attend the
republican convention at sites.
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0lFroND


"A u aaookey 81 Lewiston spent FRI
Slay n 0taorA.
~ rrenteas q Lewiston was 0if-
slsitor TkGrsdAy.
Deccsrcey 81 orosno visited
tAs nrat Of the week.
=. Wilcox Of Lenore visited
Mra. Kuhn. Tuesday.
81 IL leAxatron az Spokane u visiting
Mr. ulster. Mrs. Tom DeCourcy.
= ". Merry ~ SPOKANE was attend
Inc 70 busineas in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Kuhn visited friends At Look
nut from Saturday until Monday.
I. 3. Carpenter OF Spokane waa I
6uaansss visitor In CLIFFORD last week.
Ara Mills Of Lookout was the cues,
~ Mr.. Kuhn of<this place. Tuesday.
John Black and family spent
"Wednesday with B. y. Jacks and
4Amlly.
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JULiAETTA


. J. f. DeBaun and J. w. Noble took
few extra hours In Moscow after
the convention returning on the train
Wednesday.
Messrs. Miller and wrighter, two
we'll known engineers Of Lewiston
dropped of in our burg Wednesday.
Miss Mable q. Thayer. the private
secretary of President Bryan of the
Pullman college. spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. w. A. Wallis.
Mr.. Niles and Hugh Bowling were
In Moscow the first Of last week on
busineGo zsa
A. Adamas our rustlin6 timber man,
returned Sunday morning from the tall
pines
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uMioMrowM

=. " Lawson was a Cotton visitor
Thur6day.
MnndAy.
H y. Biiger and family Of Genesee
Nvers Sunday visitors In our city.
q. y. Miller. Gray Ewing 4 Co. of
BpolEAne. hustiing salesman was In our
~lty "wednesday.
MIRA Miller OF Helena. Mont, ar
rived last week for visit with her
mpn, Or. Wymond Miller and wife.
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Steamer sails from Portland . p =
every ave days
Daily Boat Service between Portals
Astoria, Oregon City. Dayton. easo
Independence. Corvallis and al 9.
lumbia and wilamette river pointA
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ogNgs1g

=
= >~~g@~@ = >s~s~ >'>>s>s> :
Frank - was over frem Union
town Tuesday, M u
Mr.. and Mr.. Dicus left Tuesday FOL
their home II GARFIELD.
0sorss bnyls aecohpaaisd III
mettS ~ ~ ereis mountain Monday. &
H. r. Biigsr ana family drove ovel
to Uniontown Sunday on : pleasyrs
trip xxsf4
Mr.. and Mr.. Herman. Nay and
Henry. returned home Tuesday from
! pleasant outing on ths - Joe.
Miss saidss 1A,lSsrd ana Miss Ger.
trude Armstrone cana up from Lewis,
ton Thursday for . visit q this place
Mr.. A. Hin arrived here Thursda,
from Seattle to spend the summer witt
her daughter. Mrs.. Geo. Hunter.
Mr.. n A. Mc11enna has rsturne,
fron Jpliastta.,
George Holloway was: visitor Ii
0snssse. Sunday. from Lewiston.
Sam Davidson went down to hi
homestead In Mc0uire canyon las
Monday evening. returning Tuesday.
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NEWS FROM THE NEARBY TOWNS
MEzeERcE

Fred Warrell made a trip to the
ranch last week.
Mrs. f. L. Parker Is expected home
this week.
Henry Dixon, of Russell. was a Wis
itor In Nezperce last Monday.
r. l.. Spiker was doing business in
Sites Tuesday.
Roy Lane, of Kamiah. visited his
fathers family Friday.
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Or. Boaton's Dental FArioes In the
old min are the most attractive In the
state. both In their appointments and
the class Of work turned out from them
Il viii pay you TO give the doctor = cali
and examine his work