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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-08
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The Mohall piggers plead guilty
before Judge Davis and were
sentenced to 80 days in the coun-
gtY Jail.
Blaine Witham of Bisbee was
called here to attend the funeral
Of his brother who was acct
dentally killed.
Jos. Carlson found a sack OF
fax on top of the hill northeast
Of town Saturday. The owner
may have the same by calling at
his home five miles north Of town.
LOUIS GRosHESs: /" am get
ting excellent results from the
little al put in your paper. l
am selling a great deal more coal
at the mine, The Benson Coulee
Coal mine.
E. D. Kelley's residence caught
fire Saturday afternoon but a
bucket brigade put the flames
out before the fire department.
arrived. The fire originated in
the upstairs and did little
damage.
Thursday was considered the
coolest day OF the year. the
the mometerregisterin ~ below
zero. Friday was almostas cold.
The weather has moderated this
week. Business naturally was q
little dull during the cold snap,
hut the farmers are able to get
out once more.
The Singer Sewing Machine
store has been located in Minot
a year and q half and last week
put out the thousandth machine.
That's going some. The Minot
store now holds the record of all
the stores OF North and South
Dakota, standing at the head Of
list With q record Of 1O5per cent.
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Il Neae ~
The icemen are getting ready
for the annual harvest.
Valentines a very good assert.
ment at Blakey's drug store.
Editor Farrell, of the Omemee
Herald, was q visitor in MinOt
Monday.
Rev. VIM. G.. Hunterhas a rare
copy Of ShaKespear nearly 100
years old.
L. D. kelley's fine horse which
: was used on the ice wagon last
season is dead.
j. L. Me rill, the Lansford
auctioneer and land man, was in
Minot Monday.
The Singer sewing Machine
store received a car load of fine
machines this week.
James Briggs is in the east
,transactin, business. He will re-
turn in q short time.
Benton Miller has gone to
jamestown for his wife who il
pronounced cured BY the doctors.
Found-A masonic pin. Own
Hcan nave the same by calling
"A 4 the Independent Office.
Iss T. p. Kulaas.
Z The entire Sunny South has
been in the throes Of q big bliz-
xard. The SNOW reached arintO
Georgia, Louisiana and Texas.
Blakey keeps the frost Oh hie
drug store windows by applying
q mixture Of equal parts 81 alco-
hOl and giycerine. 1t works like
Q chaYn.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-08
County. DIVISION DEL
GATES FAIL TO AGREE
One Hundred met in Minot Monday but F ali
toAgree on Material Points--An Interest,"
ing Meeting Held in the Evening at
Commercial Club Rooms.

ter foollshness of dividing the
county. 1t can help no one at
this time and would certainly
wreak q terrible hardship on
nearly everyone.
The committees appointed on
county division afterconsiderable
voting, concluded TO not divide
the county in any manner at this
time.
An attempt was made to have
a motion passed instructing
Senator Steele to with draw his
billcounty division ndintroduce
no other.liKe it, but the Mohall
senior left the room. No vote
was taken.
Through the efforts OF Major
Murphy; aresolution irstructing
the Ward county representatives
totvote for the primary election
bill exactly as it comes from the
senate, was unanimously passed
Some better feeling was
engendeared at the meeting.
Politics were brought foremost
and it was plainly seen that the
recent bitter political fight had
not been forgotten.
The Commercial club has been
censured by some of the outside
delegates for invitingt them there,
and them allowing speakers to
speak in uncomplimentary terms,
Of them. The officers OF the club
state that they were not consult
ted regarding the holding OF the
meeting there, and cannot be
held responsible.
The Mohall delegates left for
Bismarck where they are fighting
for the passage of the bill with
out any amendments. Senator
Steele says he has been advised
by the attorney general that the
bill is constitutional.
In case it passes there will be a
warm fight on in this county.
The Mohall delegates were:
Geo, Gilmore, S. Fl. Sleeper,
Geo. Iuergens, Geo. L. Ryerson,
DR.. Fitzmaurice, G, FL. Rudd and
Merchant Neist.
Donnybrook delegates:
Q. D. Mcintyre. Chas. Camps,
J. c. Holbrook, Oscar Olson, Mat
Hovey, Nels Larson, o. B. Fa.
cett, Ed. Chanhold, Bert Bates,
Tom Mofett, J. w. Grove, Pat
King, Henry Smith, John Batch
er, E. T. Carey, Jorden, Ben
Peterson, Tom Armstrong, John
Maurer.
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a delegation Of nearly 100
prominent business men from
Bowbells, Kenmare, Donnybrook
and Mohall, met in Minot Mon
day, to talk over the division OF
Ward county and tryIand get at
some plan which which would he
satisfactory to all ;concerned.
Bowbells naturally wants
county division and would like
to see the county divided into
five parts. Aa
kenmare is against dividing
Ward county into Ave counties,
but would not object to seeing ii,
cut into; two counties almost
equal in size, with Kenmare for
the county seat of the north
county. Otherwise she. will vote
against county division to a
man.
DonnybrooK wants to be
recKoned with. AS E. 7. Carey
says, "Let them trot out their
horse and we will look at it. =
DOnnybrOoK is opposed to d.
viding the county into two
counties; for that would give
Kenmare the county seat per-
llaps, and Denny brook would be
injured. The DonnybrooK citi-
sens say, LET Ward county
stand as she is, or cutit up five
tines
Mohall wants the county di-
vided into five counties, accord
ing to Senator Steele's bill.
The delegations from the above
named cities spent Monday
lobbying at the Leland and a
number OF caucuses we're held.
Senator Steele and Representa-
tive Lyons and johnson were in
the city, johnson is opposed to
county division in any form.
In the evening, the delegates
from out oftown together with
quite a large crowd of the Minot
citizens gathered at the CONNER.
cial club rooms for the purpose
Of talking over the county divi-
sion question:. Hon e. "a IJohn.
son called the meeting to order
and Gov. Deyine was elected
chairman. J. C. HolbrooK Of
DonnybrooK was chosens secre.
tary. Mt. Devine called for a
discussion OF the question and
many responded. Mr.. Devine
who has been giving the question
q good deal reconsideration, had
collected figures showing the. ut.
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Paints and varnishes at BID.
keys drug store.
Birch Reeds little son Fred, is
very i'll Of pneumonia.
| Fl. Glasef Of the New State, left
| for Chicago, Cincinnati and New
York to- bug goods for his con-
eefiI.
Oscar Osiie IF the Great North
ern Cash Store. is at Hunter
Springs, Mont, taking treatment
for rheumatism.
The Grand Hotel il being hand
somely papered. Tie proprietors
are sparing no pains OF expense
to fit up first Gloss quarters.
Buy your Florette floor prepa~
ration at Blakey's drug store.
1t is easy to apply, dries over
night and it is not brittle. Just
the thing for hard wood floors.
G. A. Brien, recently took
charge OF the Geo. Pasanault
barber shop at Granville, is con-
sidered one of the best worknlen
in McHenry county. He has a.
neat up-to-date shop.
Jens Garman, who clerked at
the Boston store, writes from
Fargo that he submitted to an
operation for appendicitis and
is nearly well. For a few day
there were little hopes OF his re-
covery. e
T. r. Kulaas won on the recent
election from ID. A. Dinnie a Prince
Albert Suit, Stove pipe silk
hat a new pair OF shoes. Kulaas
declares that he will appear OH
the street in the garb the first
fine day.
In Blakey's show window is a
valentine heart, six feet across
and crimson red. 1t is pierced
by cupid's dart which is dripping
with blood. At night the ar
rangement is Illuminated bril-
liantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Dinnie at
tended the grand ball given by
the Elks at Grand Forks Friday
night. Mr.. Dinnie and Fred
McGulpin his foreman went to
Fargo to lay plans for the build
ing business for the coming sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Dresher and
son OF Surrey have gone to
MCPHERSON Kan, where Mrs
Dresher's mother, Mrs. Fl. Frantz
liesin a critical condition. She
has been i'll for many months
and it, is feared cannot live
long: THE Dreshers maybe absent
for a month.
Fred johnson, who is interest.
ed in a liquor cure institute at
Crookston, Mimi, was here last
Saturday greeting old friends.
Fred is doing, wellin the institute
and we are glad to note this.
Mr.. johnson wishes to state that
the item appeared in the Optic
regarding his leaving the coun-
try intending to not pay his
honest debts, is false. Fred set
tied up eyey bill Saturday.
OATS
Tho tone to the Oats market contin-
ues to improve. Trade Is now enlarg-
| ing RAPIDLY. with the demands particu.
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OAT2

Tho tone to the Oats market contin-
ves to improve. Trade Is now enlarx-
ing rapidly. with the demands particu-
lArly good around 31c for Chicago May.
Elevator and Cash interests are more
bullish and better feeling generally
seems to prevail since stocks have
started to decrease heavily each week.
and are Just at present 100000 bush
e.s less than month or so ago. with
every Indication that they Will be re-
duced to, q point that will look very
bullish when the quality OF the last
crop and the low prices are taken into
account. Rumors Of revival OF ex-
port demand. an estimate that tarmers'
holdings are not in excess OF last year
and tho fact that the general consump-
ton Is the largest ever known are
other strong helps to the market.
Along with this there comes up for
tho trade to take into consideration
the fact that during the spring months
= the regular time for establishing
high prices for this cereal. Just about
this tine in 1904 bull market set In
and May Oats advanced to over Acc. or
. premium Of 16c over the present
market price Advantages seem to be all
IN favor Of the buyer, and for those look-
Ing for a safe investment that should
eventually yield them splendid returns we
think Oats in particular should not be
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-08

REPORTED DY EDWARDS. WOOD CO
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.
NO. Hard sl.15A
NO. l Northern Sl.13A
NO. 2 Northern Sl.lO to Sill
NO. wheat S1.04 to Slot
NO. Durum IS
NO. yellow corn 4021
NO. white oats 28L
Rye 744 toll
Barley 81 to As
Flax $1.24A.
DULUTH CASH GRAIN CLOSE.
No. l Northern Sl.11H
No. 2 Northern S1.04L
No. / Durum 81
No. Z Durum 81
no. white oats 28M
Rye 1915
Barley 50 to "A
Flax 31.254
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
MINE DEVELOPMENT
Junction Bar Property TO be Thor
Oughly Tested.

E. E. Burlingame, the Eastern
mining man, left yesterday for the
property in which he is interested,
inconnection with w. j. Turner,
w. A. Reynolds and L. B. Green
of this city, and Eastern capitalists.
1t is situated at Junction Bar, and
is known as the Elmore Gold Ex-
tracing Co.
Several DAYS ago Mr.. Burling-
anne sent to the mines the lotion
traction drill which has been at
the freight depot here for some
time. The huge machine runs and
operates by its own power. 1t will
sink a six inch hole to bedrock
and disclose to a certainty the ma
ture of ore and anything else it
penetrates.
The property is to be thoroughly
prospected, and if results justify
such an expenditure, at least $3.50
600 will be put up at once to push
active operations.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
BROKEN LEG
Wagon Brake Gives WAY While Co.
ing Down "S" Grade.

About noon yesterday Will Ba-
ker was brought iu from the upper
country by W. e. Barber and an
other man whose name was not
learned.
Baker who has been teaming
for G. X. Porter, sustained the
fracture of his right leg while going
down the "S" grade, as a result Of
the wagon brake giving away. He
was found by other teamsters, who
took him to Casey's and there
turned over to the care of the men
who brought him to Mountain
Home. The sufferer was first
taken to the Office of Drs. Smith q
Mather and later sent to the Sis
ters Hospital in Boise, on the mid
night train,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
WIFE is LEFT ALONE
woman With Young Babe Said to
Have Been Deserted.

A pathetic human.interest story
came to the attention of the OBJ.
server yesterday afternoon, the
participants being man, two
women and four children.
Dave Prather has been employed
for some time past by George Hall
at Garnet, Prather's wife and three.
children being with him on the.
ranch. A young woman who, it is.
stated, was called Prather's sister,
was also one of the family.
About two months ago Mrs.
Prather came to Mountain Home,
where daughter was born to her.
She has remained here ever since.
Last Friday Prather and his
" SISTER J" arrived here from
Garnet, Prather, it is said,
boarding the train for an Oregon
town where he is supposed to have
an uncle, taking the three boys
with him. The SISTER" so the
story goes, wired East for money,
receiving which, she proceeded to
Oregon to join Prather, starting
Sunday Prather is alleged to be
in Mr.. Halls debt to the extent OF
about $40. Mrs. Prather knew
nothing of the actions of the
couple until after both had gone.
She was left here, destitute, with "a
babe
Yesterday some of Mrs. Prather's
friends took steps to assist her, to-
ward self support, Miss Lottie
Clark securing for her cottage in
the south part of town.
If the details as stated are COR
rect, this would seem to be case
demanding the immediate atten-
ton of those who are charita bly
inclined. 1t is said that Mrs.
Prather will attempt to support
herself and babe by doing laundry
work, etc.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
PERSON AL

Ed Parish was in town yester-
day.
w. A. Ross is up from Grand
View.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Turner had a
very sick baby last week.
w. D. Reynolds left yesterday
morning for the Skeleton Greek
district yesterday morning.
Miss Amy Madden of Boise was
visitor at the Loveridge home
last week.
Mrs. Cy V. Smith and daughter
Irene came from Boise Thursday
and took the stage for Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Swanson and
two children returned from Exeter,
California, early last week. Fri
day they left for Fall Greek where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. T. G. Epperson is recover
ing from her recent sickness, and
the children are down with scarla.
tina. As a result Mr.. Epperson ID
temporarily barred out of his own
home.
A. K. Haines of the Glenn's
Ferry Signal was in town Friday
Mrs. N. Linton return ed Friday
from Salt Lake, Mr.. Linton re-
naming short time longer at st
Marks hospital. He is improving
very satisfactorily, and is expected
to be home again soon.
w, H, Curtis, who recently came
to Idaho from Bayard, Iowa, with
his family, and went to Payette, IL
now connected with the Phillips
Bros. plumbing establishment
Mr.. Curtis is brother of Mrs. II
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
Sage Brush Sprint.

Sheriff Ross and Deputy Winter
did some quick and strenuous work
last Tuesday in connection with
the arrest of three men who are al
lodged to have stolen a number of
razors, revolvers, clothing, etc.,
from the Greek railroad gang now
operating in this division. The
Officers located their men out in
the sagebrush near Cleft, and after
half-hour run, with the ther.
mometer way up in the high
places, brought the trio in. An
officer came from Boise Wednes'
day, taking the men back to Ada
county for trial,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
Stock Industry proSperina.

Neal Beaton, l.. W. Reynolds
and Homer Axe are hauling wool
from Three Greek for J. M. Brat
ten. Mr.. Beaton says that the
output has been large this season
and top notch prices realized.
Shearing is not yet finished in that
section, operations still being car.
ried on at the Estes ranch.
Mr.. Beaton, who is in the cattle
business, says that feed is plentiful
and the outlookevery encouraging.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

Weller, Misses Teresa Stucher,
Dorcas Wetmane.
Baptist-Miss Daisy Baily.
M. E.-Mrs. McKeckin.
PAYETTE
1st Presbyterian-Miss Bessie
Brainara.
MIDDLETON
M. E.-A. e. Bixby.
EMMETT
NJ. E.-Mrs. l.. G. Merritt, H. K.
'Crutcher, Mrs. R. B. Shaw.
HAGERMAN
Baptist Fl. R. Brown, Mrs. s. E.
TWIN FALLS
Presbyterian Missionary-James
Russell.
M. E. S. S.-R. D. Osterhart.
NOTUs
s. DIETRICH, Rose DIETRICH.
MOUNTAIN HOME
Baptist Mesdames Pinkerton,
Glenn, Messrs Turner, Brooks.
Observation-Disclosures Carr,
Mason, Whitney, Miss Vida Low.
eridge, L. A. Underwood, Joseph
Longfellow.
Episcopal-LaVere Bell. Elma
Wilcox.
GLENN's FERRY
M. E.-Mesdames f. #. Smith,
Straight, Miss Turner, Rev. rhos.
Johns.
SHOsHONE
M. E Mrs. Elizabeth Thayer,
Miss Pearl Gooding.
Baptist-Mrs. Mcmahon, Miss
Bowler, w. H. Bowler.
PARMA
1st Presbyterian-Minnie Leigh
G.. l.. Park.
IDAHo~FALLs
M. e. -Mable Huston.
Presbyterian-Athyle Olson.
observation-disclosures J. D. Gray
Charleston.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Union Mrs. Minnie Whitney.
CALDWELL
Christian-Miss Ella Summers
NJ. E.-Rev. Helman.
MINIDoKA
Union-Mrs. J. L. Duncan.
WEIsER
s. S. Missionary-Rev. H. A
Lee.
Missionary for Utah and Idaho
Rev. J. d. johnson.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

A number of improvements have
recently been made on the Thur
man place In addition to a new
4-room tenement, now under con-
struction, the other three have been
repapered and given fresh coats of
paint.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
TWILL PAY YOU

Keep your eye on Nine. Whar'
toms announcement for bargains.
Up-to.date ladies' tailoring; latest
ideas and creations. 37*
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

The members OF the Quaker
Medicine Co. spent pleasant day
on Canyon Creek near Marion
Daniels ranch Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
Willis, who is we'll known here.
Mrs. Curtis is still at Payette, but
will probably spend the summer at
Little Camas visiting relatives.

Little Camas visiting relatives.
Elmer T. Smith came up from
Glenn's Ferry yesterday, Mrs.
Smith having preceded him sew.
eral days ago as delegate to the,
s. s. convention. Today they will
leave for Boise, for visit of ten
days prior to their departure for
Alaska, where they expect to re-
side several years.
Mrs. l.. G. Merritt of Emmett,
in attendance on the S. s. coDven.
ton, was a welcome visitor at THE
REPUBLICAN office.
G, V. Price OF Boise was sane.
tum visitor Thursday.
X. L. Stevens came in from the
Bascom ranch Thursday for sup.
plies.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Cowen are
now settled in their elegant new
residence on Bennett street,
Mrs. S. Il. Middleton OF Hager-
man dropped in for little chat
Thursday afternoon She was a
delegate to the s. s. convention.
Messrs. Willis and Dyar were
visitors from Little Camas the
middle OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Molen of Wash,
ington stopped over here Thursday
to see the formers cousin, j. M
Ellison. The latter being at Pine
where his business keeps him, the
visitors took the evening train fol
Salt Lake.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl Johnson lef
for their home in Denver, Colorado
They have been visiting Mrs
Johnson's parents-Capt. and Mrs
S. G. Rhoades-for several weeks
past.
O. w. Zurcher of Boise is il
town today on business.
Capt. Rhoades is adding to th'
facilities on the home place by th'
erection of new windmill.
Dahl Dientz last Wednesday
went out to Pine, where she will
visit about two weeks at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miller.
party of girl friends will accom-
pany her home to spend tn
Fourth.
G. w. Burns returned Thursda,
from his mining interests in tn
Skeleton Geek district. He lef
here again yesterday and met hi
son Charles at Pine, both goinI
to the mines. The latter has beel
at Little Camas engaged in sheel
dipping. This feature of the sea
sons work was completed, it i
stated, the latter part OF the week
Mrs. Jones, who has been visit
ing her and-daughter, Mrs. }
Wilkinson, for several months, re
turned Saturday evening to he
home in Utah.
J. D. Whitson attended tn
Grand Lodge of the Knights OF Py
thias last week at Shoshone.
Nine. Wharton was called t
Payette Sunday, taking the moo
train. She returned yesterda
morning.
Mrs. Stella Helfrich is now q
the Nine. Wharton ladies tailor
ing establishment.
Mrs. F. w. Boyd went to She
shone early last week to attend tn
State meeting of the Rathbon
IN - A
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

Tired out, worn out woman can
not sleep, eat or work; seems as if
she would fly to pieces. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes strong
nerves and rich red blood. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Roscoe w. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20
S. S. CONVENTION
Large Attendance, Enthusiastic and
Successful.

ho uOoeihb VI WIG o'"Vo
day School Association, held at
the Congregational Church June
13.14.15, was the most successful
and enthusiastic gathering in the
history of the organization. An
excellent program had been pre-
pared, nearly every number OF
which was given. The delegates,
one and all, took deep interest in
the work which brought them here,
and worked conscientiously toward
accomplishing the best results.
In addition to the delegates,
quite number of others who were
interested in the work were in at
tendance, bringing about 70 per-
sons in all, to Mountain Home.
The visitors were enter .ained and
cared for by citizens, and from ex-
pressions heard it is safe to assume
that they left with warm spots in
their hearts for town and people.
At the last session, Thursday
evening, Rev. w. G. Merritt spoke
on the necessity of raising a stipu-
lated sum in order to carry on the
work outlined for the coming year.
The various countiesof the State,
he explained, were asked to name
a sum which the workers would
endeavor to raise, and as result
about $347 was promised. This
does not include all of the counties
of Idaho, as several sections were
not represented.
Considers able disappointment was
felt on account of the absence
of Rev. Dean Kinks, who was on
the program for the closing session..
However, his place was ably
filled by Rev. W. G. Merritt, who
delivered the address of the eve
ming. He is member of the In
ternational Sunday School Asso-
citation, and superintendent of the
work in the State of Washington,
is an entertaining speaker and a
specialist in Sundayschool work.
The musical selections rendered
by the Caldwell Quartette as well
as those from our own town were
greatly enjoyed.
The home people having papers
were Mesdames Pinkerton and
Whitney; and three Mountain
Home girls-Georgie Mahoney
Clara Stimson and Esther Long.
fellow-flled their respective places
on the program with great credit
Following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
lresi dent-Rev. w. H. Bowler
reelected, Shoshone.
Secretary-.H. E. Crutcher, EN-
@'Yr.or.,-r. Q. Cook, Boise.
SHyt. Normal Work-Rev. H. A
Lee, Weiser.
Supt. House to House Visitation
-Thos. Lane, Boise.
Delegate to International Con
We ntion-Rev. w. H. Bowler.
Delegates in attendance were:
BOISE
Baptist S. S.-Mrs. A. j. Swair
and Mrs. Ellsworth.
1st Presbyterian-A. S. Mack.
1st M. E.-E. G. Cook, Miss Ivy
Wilson, e. l.. Wells.
Hawthorne S. S.-Miss Jessi,
Nyne.
Christian S. s. --Chas. Price, s
Luttrell.
NAMPA
Fairview Union S. S.-Mrs
Price, Mrs. Lamb, J. w. Evans.
1st Presbyterian-Rev. O. G
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rock Y
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for
the sick and weak. 35 cents, Tea or
Tia ablets. Roscoe w. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

Mrs. Jim Gray of Pine came
down Tuesday to attend the S. 5.
Convention and visit relatives.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-20

Mrs. E. Thayer has returned to
Shoshone after weeks visit with
Mrs. William Hanley.