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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
spIdnAM Young UNIVERSITY

Proyo.-.Thc students and members OF
the faculty, who attended the semi
annual conference IN Salt Lake CITY,
returned full of the spirit Of that great
gathering. The inspiration OF the oc-
casion win no doubt DE expressed in
the work Of the university for a long
time TO come. The teacher In our
church schools should be full Of the
love that radatcs and the enthusiasm,
that overnows Sonferences such as
the one lust closed is calculated 10
promote just such qualities,
AT the devotional exercises Tuesday
morning. there were present President
Jos. T.. Robinson OF the California mis-
sion President Levi T. Helm Of SAT-
Luis stake, Colorado, and one OF his
counselors Erastug S. Christensen, W.
r. Evans. Colorado, and Brother Jack
gon OF Fillmore Each spoke few
minutes 20 the students, bearing tesu-
mony TO the excellent spirit that char
acterlzes the university and the eilicl-
cncy OF the work done, as manifested IN
the students who go out from tho
school into the various communities Of
the Saints
The enrolment this year is about
100 more than IL was last year at this
time. Many have taken advantge Of
the conference rates and have come
prepared 20 enter school this week,
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration Of Founders
day on Monday, the 18TH inst Features
Of the program are School parade $40,
showing school as IT was In 1875 with
~ students and as il Is now with near
y 900 Students l0-l2, meeting In coll
ege hall, at which will be rendered a
carefully prepared program; afternoon
sports on the campus, and a grand ball
IN the evening.
Large accessions OF books are being
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Call at Hirzel's for your sum
mer supply of ice.
A Cement Sidewalk at School House.

A Cement Sidewalk at School House.
The board of school directors
are building an 8 foot wide ce-
ment sidewalk at the high school
building, from the street to the
building. The walk will be 1ox34
feet at the main entrance of the
building. The plank sidewalk
was in a bad condition and the
School Board thought that it
would be cheaper in the long run
to replace it with cement instead
of plank. The board should be
commended on their enterpri ing
split, as the new walk will make
a good Improvement to the ap-
pearance of the school building
and grounds. besides IN everlast-
ing improvement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Electric Clocks are Installed.
ing Improvement.

The new electric clocks was in
stalled the past week at the fol
lowing places: Express Office, E
D. Stewart, Hotel Smith, Water
works, Mart Hirzel and the Post
office; the work of placing the
clocks up was done by J.P. Morti-
mer, a Western Union Telegraph
Co employe.
The clocks are self winders and
settlers; the master clock is at the
Express office, and at four min
utes to ten every morning the
master clock stops the rest of the
clocks and at 10 o o'clock when the
standard time is telegraphed from
the Mortified, Mimi, observa-
tory, the master clock starts the
others agoing. AT eight minutes
after 10 every morning the clocks
are wound at the same time. The
master clock also regulates the
other clock every hour. If any
OF the other clocks are meddled
with, an alarm sounds ir the mas
tlr clock. Our citizens can now
set their watches and clocks with
these electrical clocks and can al
ways be or hand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
"cARL JOHNSON" THE WooDMAN.

The play, "Carl Johnson" the
Woodmen, will be presented at
the Lyceum Opera house, Friday
evening, May 18th, under the aus
pices of the local lodge of Mod
ern Woodmen, No. 900, The play
is up-to-date and will be staged
by an entirely home talent COM
many. and is brim full of witty
Jokes and verses, and the acting
Of the participants will be of the
best. There will not be a dull
moment from the time the cur
tain rises until the end of the
pIay. Reserved seats on sale at
Fred McIntyre's store, s. cents;
general admission IS cents; child
rem IS cents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
ENTlSTRY.

DR.. T. A. McIndoe will be at DIR,
Neville's office. May s, 9, 10 and
nth. DR.. McIndoe will be pre-
pared to insert the new porcelain
fillings-takes little longer for
this work and if you desire same,
call on the first day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

The Ladies Aid society met At
the home of Mrs. John Hanson
Yesterday afternoon, and a large
number partook of the ice cream
aro CAKE that was served by Mrs.
hanson. A little chilly for ice
cream out It was enjoyed never
theless.
School election is the next cleo
ton in line and the question now
u.s. who will be the candidates for
office. We understand that Geo.
Fuller in District No. and M
ffankel in District No. 2, will
De candidates for reelection, and
II IS reported that Finn Lawler
Will be a candidate in District
No. 3.
The Phillips Bee a new ex-
change, reached our desk the first
OF the week. The Bee was re-
Gently purchased from J Ell. Wag-
goner, by Thos. E. Doty, former
~ with the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Being person lily acquainted with
Editor Doty, and knowing of his
capability in HE chosen line. the
Citizens OF Phillips will be sure of
an up-tcdate newsy sheet under
Bro Doty's tuition.
Those of our citizens that failed
to attend the illustrated lecture
on Canada at the Congregational
church Thursday night, missed a
rare treat. The stereoptican views
were fine and the lecture of Cbas.
A. Payne was of high order. 1t
was a very instructive evening S
entertainment, and was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
Burns Circus next Wednesday.
The Regular Base Ball NiGe
have made arrangements with the
Indian Nine, of Lac du Flambeau
Reservation, for two games at this
place, on next week Saturday and
Sunday, May 18th and 18th. AS
both clubs are strong this year,
our citizens will have the pleas
ure of witnessing two good games
for the opening of the season.
The Regulars will practice hard
from now until the big games to
get in trim, as the Indian nine are
not slow when playing ball. .
A Mckenzie and M. Frankel
spent several days the last of the
past week al Black Oak lake, near
State Line fishing for lake trout,
and returned home Monday with
a fine string of sheckled beauties,
which they gave their friends--a
fine one graced We ed tors table
the next day and we readily tes-
tify to their excellence. Mack.
aud Moses are true nimrods, for
they always return with a full
string when ever they go out; they
certainly must carry some very
inticing fish bait with them.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
ICE CREAM PARLoR NOW OPEN.

Nv Ice Cream Parlor is now
open for the summer andall flavors
Of ice cream and soft drinks will
be served.
STEVE BoWKER,
Next to Drug Store, on Wall St.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

u.s. Illlolt ana daughter
Maxine, departed for Cass Lake
Mimi, last MonGay, to Join Mr.,
Elliott. They will make their
future home at that place.
Now is the time to leave vour
ice order for the summer with
Mart Hirzel. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Frankel will de-
part next Monday for Chicago.
where Mrs. Frankel will visit MIS-
Fred Ewart and family for two
weeks.
The Jury Commissioners of Vi
las county are in session TO-DAY at
the CLERK OF Courts office, draw
ing the list of petit Jurors for the
May term of circuit court.
If you want good laugh, and
grow fat on your ribs, engage
your reserved seats for "Carl
Johnson, the Sweed." At the
Lyceum opera house next FRIDAY
night, seats reserved at F. G.
Mclntyre's store.
See Burns Circus Wednesday.
The many friends of Michael
Moran and family will no doubt
be pleased to learn that they all
we'll, but have longing in their
heart to return to Eagle River to
reside. and may do SO in the near
future.
Don't forget your reserved seats
at +. G. McIntyre's store for carl
Johnson. the Woodman," which
will appear at the Lyceum next
Fricay night. A strictly up-to-
date home talent play, under the
auspices of the Modern Woodmen
lodge.
VIM. LaDuke, who has had
charge Of Hirzel's restaurant the
past winter, resigned his position
last Saturday and departed for his
home at Rhinelander Monday.
Leo St. St. Louis is now in charge
of the culinary department at
HlrzePs restaurant.
The Easter dance at the Ly-
ceum opera house last Friday
night, was a decided success, both
socially and financially. Wilson's
orchestra of Rhinelander furnish
ed excellent music, together With
the dne supper served, made the
evening one to b: remembered to
all who attended
James Shelf returned yesterday
from Soldiers Grove, with new
bay team which AssembIyman E.
A. Everett will use On his buss
line between here ard his resort
on Catfish lake. The team are
good lockers and nave the dis
stinction Of coming from Gov
LaFollette' farm.
F. w. Burns Pony and Dog
show is billed to appear here next
Wednesday. 1t is one OF the big
gest tent shows on the road and
carry land of twenty-five pieces.
Watch the street parade. Two
performances, in the afternoon
and evening.
The "Hidden Crime" company
played to a large and appreciatlve
audience at the Lyceum Opera
house Saturday night. The COM
pany is good one and the
actors played their parts in a
clever manner. The only poor
feature of the show was the in
ability of the company to use their
scenery, On account of the small
ness of the stage.
Game wardens James Oberhol-
tier of this place and Martin Berg
of Rhinelander have been busy
lately, on the tracks of illegal fish
ermen. They recently took set
net from Mud creek, one from the
I 60 ..N
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Store Your Winter Stoves With Me.

Having a large warehouse.
will get your Heaters, reblack
them, store them and set them up
at your request, at small cost.
Call at store and leave your order
GEORGE ST. LOUIS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
A ew Bargains
for the Economical buyer.
Can you beat them.

Flour, barrel lots only. Sc 90
Home Cured, Home Smoked Hams
or Bacon, per pound .......r... 12c
Porter House steak, per pound. .l21c
Round Steak per pound. .......... Joe
Home made Pork Sausage, per ID. .10c
Home made Bologna Sausage, q. 10c
Home made Frankfort
Sausage, per pound. 80. =. Zoe
Oranges, per dozen. -. 30c
Lemons, per dozen. .............-...20 zoe
II cans Corn .......... ....... 75c
IL cans Peas. .......... ... l 90
II cans Tomatoes. 81. 90
Eggs, per dozen 1883. -. lie
Garden Seeds, 81 90 lots SIC
il los LaFu. I.UU
Pig Pork, per h.. ..................1 10
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

maH $3.50
olher
mater sbyalI Dealers
] s,'; y, Show Wednesday,
s Ia,n Of Mr.. c. r.
= = aad a .'rs, about the same'
d / y. ,,on is now on, leave
. Sci IL rtb Mart Hirzel'
s q.'a |'liss a,b,rt was down from
l,pl,y on business
= Ga. ualy was up from
: ssIN ,ss,y visiting friends
II, visited Rev. Sale
f mi Thursday
0IURl- second hand safe
10. Box 292.
;,,rles represented the
Z, lIgco, of Fond du Lac
/ 8. Thursday
r-Agood piano, slight
Al be sold cheap. In
ND. Fuller.
gI St. Louis returned
n1ay from a three weeks
s s. Der parents at Wausau'
I'D ssIatte,y was down from
rand Sundayed with his
~
go,areck, of State Line,
roagh here for Amigo
'ass's. by morning to work
R S9nborn departed
by for Amigo for a four
Fit With her niece.
J. Henry Hewlett was down
~ aver yesterday visiting
sToRl
'ss 's's 81 l,v:r Lake ice for home
iisd y ln HirzeI'S.
81 .trind the past few days
zae of November instead
\
02ayn Was up from
Aaly and Wednesday on
Ford &C.,. Photograph
turning out some fine
: 7''a IS on display at Jas
3s;oro +
l. Riordan and daugh
a'r'ae, went to Rainelar-
1day for short visit with
a5::stao1 that the post
! Dos moved to its new
'2ou: the 18th Of this
IN.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
FOR GOOD loads
A Simple Method That Pro-
duces Good Results.

To the Editor:
"There is something startling in
the statement that = drag made OF
q split log is the implement that ia
going to revolutionize the wagon
roads Of this country and save mil
lions of dollars to the rural popula-
ton Of the United States--yet /
make this statement and put upon
IL all the emphasis of which ! Am
capable"
Thus writes d. Ward King in
the Saturday Evening Post.
Knowing how vitality We are all
interested in the matter Of good
/ have read the article Just
mentioned with interest, although
the very simplicity Of the method
would cause many 70 pay nc atten-
ton TO Is.
The writer says: ssNot very
long after ! made the first com
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may
be given your stomach and liver,
by taking q medicine which will
relieve their pain and discomfort,
viz: DR.. Kings new life pills.
They ares most wonderful remedy,
affording . sure relief and cure,
for headache, dizziness and con-
stipasion. 25c st J. J. Pulses
drug store. Isl 1SsN
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

Oats for sale at Grangeville
Implements Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown,
Mrs. A. Vincent, and daughter
expect to leave for Portland next
Tuesday,
The beauty Of the choicest
flowers 10 no comparison to the
clear pink complexion Of . pretty
woman, but they mnst both receive
the closest care. Hogan does moi
cultivate flowers bus his perfect
messages will add to your lady'i
face the bloom 81 life and beauty.
Not . cent Wanted, unless you
are cured. II you are sick and
ailing, take Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea. A great blessing
to the human family. Makes you
well-keeps You well. 50 cents,
tea or tablets.
Mrs. H. s. Jones returned last
week from Occur d'Alene where
she attended a state meeting OF
the Women's Relief Corps. She
was elecred y delegate and will
attend the national meeting which
convenes in Denver, Colorado In
September.
w. ]. Smith, who lost his eye
sight AZ the result Of the accidental
explosion Of giant powder caps neal
Whitebird, will be- taken to his old
home ut La Fargo, Wis. The
father and brother Of Smith reach.
Cd here last Friday on route t.
Whitebird where they will take
charge Of the unfortunate man and
accompany him east.
A number OF pioneers met at the
farm Of Sidney Brown on Three
Mile creek, last Thursday, Pioneer
day, in honor Of the 70 birthday Of
Mi. Vicroy. A fine dinner was
spread in the grove and all had a
delightful time. Papers were read
BY Mrs. Baldwin and others, and
the musical selections were thor
oughly enjoyed.
A consignment of electric meters
has been received by the electric
light company. These meters regis
ter the exact amount of current
consumed by q customer, thus en-
abling persons disposed to use lights
economically to make a substantial
saving in their electric light bills.
One Of these meters may be seer at
the electric light Office in q glass
case. II is . beauty and works to
perfection.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

The Plymouth Rock h p Of the
most popular Of American breeds Of
poultry and the barred variety the
best known a a general purpose fowl.
Its history datAs back fully thirty
years. Various bloods were used In III
making. the belief being general that Il
originally came from . between
the American Dominique and the Black
Java. It has also been shown that the
Light Brahma. Dark Brahma and Pit
Game have been used In its MAKING
United States Agricultural Bulletin
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

The best nest that can be adopted II
. soap or candle box open at n end.
leaving q strip two inches at the bot
tom Of the opening to retain the nest
material. This should be cut fne In
stead Of being used in q bulky. rough
condition. Cut hay Is excellent, and
before placing this hay In the nest put
In al inch of dirt Dust the hay with
insect powder once q week and renew
the material at least once 4 month %
as to avoid vermin.-A. ". Meerscb in
Western Poultry Journal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
Strayed.

Two bay horses branded CIR on
right shoulder, weight about 1000
pounds. s. reward will be paid
for their return to NJ. G.. Rambo,
Grangevifie. a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

Do not allow your fowls to contract
the unsightly disease Of scaly legs.
| Well bred fowls win not usually b
bothered with scaly legs ~ It runs b
rundown scrub stock.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
Personal nention
~9&


Miss Josie Graves is visiting In
Spokane.
=. n. Wolbert was over from
Cottonwood last Saturday.
Loyal Addison returned the first
Of che week from Portland.
william Crandall arrived from
Lucille the first Of the week.
Chss. Bents, 81 White Bird, was
in the city the first Of the week.
Mn. A. r. Nurss departed sodayl
for Portland and pacific coast cities.
The most delicious beverages and
toothsome CONNECTIONS AZ Franks.
Comfortable hammocks At easy
prices 81 Alexander 3 Freiden-
richsa
Ex.sAerin George Seay celebra-
ted the Fourth with friends in
this city.
A special cut price on ladies'
skirts at Alexander & Freiden-
rich's. ss
w. G.. McNutt returned Monday
from . business trip TO Salmon
river. EE II
Silas Austin returned Friday
from q visit IN hia old home in
Arkansas.
A special cut price on ladies'
waists As Alexander & Freiden-
rich's. ss Ill
Mi. and Mrs. J. A., johnson
have gone to the exposition at
Portland.
Nj. and Mrs. w. A. Hall will
depart Monday for . visit to the
Portland fair.
Alva BonehrAke Il III q his home
suffering irom : severe attack q
rheumatism.
WANrED.-Two good saddle
horses. ses VIM Mulhall, Dan.
yer, Idaho Jl6tf
Samuel G6ldstone, the Clifton
wood merchant was visiting rela-
lives hese the Int o. the wsek.a
Work il progressing rapidly on
the big new Basler building next
door 70 the Jersey House.
g. N. Robinson, the piano tuner,
10 1t W: Twins store. See him II
your piano needs tuning.
Claude Woodward returned from
Portland last Saturday, whore he
went to attend the fair.
Mrs. Eva Agnew, of Nodaway,
Ia, h visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MIRA. 8. p. Kennedy, Of Tolo.
Miss Ada Sweat returned from
Madison, Wis, whore she has been
attending the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs George K. Reed
expect to leave tomorrow for .
two weeks trip TO the Portland fair.
A. ". Overman returned from
Portland, yesterday, where he has
been enjoying the exposition.
Drs. Stockton and Campbell
with their wives have gone to-
Johns creek for . week's fishing
trip.
Jesse Hawson returned last
Thursday from Portland where he
has been attending . military acad.
envy.
8. Leitch arrived from the
Hump last Tuesday andreports the
camp In . most prosperous condi-
ton.
John Jack made q business trip
to White Bird last Sunday. He
reports the r0sds In very broken
condition. W
FL. g. johnson, . we'll known
placer miner, is here from his
properties on the north fork OF the
""VSA' A4 |
j. 81. Robinson and daughter
Margaret will leave Monday for
Portland where they will visit the
Lewis & Clark fair
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Sasenbery re-
turned today from Spokane where
Mrs. 6asenbery recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Several OF the veterans Of the
Spanish-American war entertained
Captain Bell ut 3 very delightful
chicken dinner at the Jersey.
Mr.. and Mn. N. &. Hattabaugh
spent the fourth at White Bird
whore Mr.. Hattabsugh delivered
the principal Grafton Of the day.
j. B. Cook and daughters, Allie
and Jessie, returned the lest OF the
week from . short visit at st John,
Warrington. i
james Browning, of Lowe, was
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

Charles 8paulding aud Tom
johnson arrived from Florence
the first Of the week remaining in
the city during the celebration
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mona Jean Nickle departed
last Sunday for Spokane where she
will remain for several days visit
ing relatives after. which she will
60 to Portland and California cities.
r. Bertsch, the hardware mer-
chant, is enjoying . visit from his
niece, Allie Ringer Of Seattle.
She is 13 years Of age and made
the trip from Seattle here unaccom-
panied.
Floyd Taylor, the son Of q prom
inent farmer residing four miles
from here was thrown from a horse
and suffered quite severe injuries.
The pony ridden by the boy fell
and broke his neck.
Merrill Gee arrived from Two
Rivers, Washington, Saturday for
q short business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. Gee reports that most OF the
Grangeville people who purchased
land there are doing well.
Where sre you sickP Headache,
f~oul-tongue, no appetite, lack
energy, pain in your stomach, con-
stipation. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well
and keep you we'll. J. J. Pulse
35c.
Peter Christensen died at the
hospital here today from natural
causes. The authorities had placed
Mr.. Christensen in the hospital
some days ago as . county charge
owing to the destitute condition Of
the man.
Beautify your complexion with
little cost. If yon wish . smooth,
clear cream-like complexion, rosy
cheeks, laughing eyes, take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea,
greatest beautifier known. J.. j..
Pulse, 35c.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
Items of Interest to
0raagevins and VI
entity. nj

. Grangeville visitor this week.
Like everybody else he reports
splendid crops in his section.
Thee Perks and Ben L. Shultz
arrived from the Hump last night,
and report the camp in Q most
aourishing condition.
w. o. Wright departed for the
| Hump the FIRST Of the week where
he viii take charge Of the electric
plant p the Orsckerjack.
Nj. and Mrs.. E. A. Carpenter
departed Tuesday for Portland
where they will remain some days
enjoyiDgsth she Lewis & Clark fair.
Miss Belle Sweet departed last
Friday for Portlandy where she
will attend. the National Library
Association and enjoy the exposi-
ton.
Robert Wolfe and family arrived
from the Hump last Monday en-
route 10 Moscow. M. Wolfe has
been "smill man" at the Jumbo
mine. sssr W.
u. I.,Pulss returned last, Friday
from Portland. Mrs. Pulse re-
mained st Pullnan on . visit to
her sister and arrived home Mon
day night.
s. j. Monlux of Westlake was in
the city the frst Of the week en-
joying the celebration. Mr.. Mon
lux is 3 prominent saw mill owner
OF that districs.
County Attorney Bartlett re-
turned from Portland last Friday
accompanied by his daughter, who
hae been attending school in the
Oregon city.
The cool refreshing messages
and invigorating ashampoos yen
receive at Hogan's are perfect and
essential to the comfort Of men and
women.
Miss Margaret Sweet has ten
dered her resignation % assistant
principal Of the high school, and
will accept q position in the Dayton,
WASH, schools. ~ -
Mr.. Albert NJ. Browning and
Eva A. Heasley were. united. in
marriage in this city last Wednes-
day, Judge J. E.. Jacques perfor-
med the ceremony. e *as@
Attorneys Scales and Goode went
to Cottonwood today where they
will try 3 case in which the de-
fendant is charged with violating
the Sunday closing law.
Losr.@Three silver badges,
fastened together, on the streets
July 4th, with the name w. Ross
on each One. Finder please return
TO owner on State street.
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