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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

bIant 5orTiring / bet pberite 6igrne
poa 5orIioen og pad Rpggen. $2.40.
Mr.. 1872
s ltDrt=nopperet Q9Derbinb meb
politrebe Siber, Srbet Salmebog /
Sub paa 3pg9en, ct lille tint &ors
pad 5Driioen, en- bre0 fin blant SSorz
firing %fDroben % f%orneoen pdd Bag
iiben. - Pris: $2.40.
Mr.. 1874 A
STINT 9lot &albefinOsbino meb pol
itreoe Siber, Sroet Sdlmebog i@ulb
paa a1ggen, ct tint file aors / Sub
paa 8oriioen, fine 6ierner paa 5orz
Iiben me0 8linb= pg @ul0trhf. $2.75.
Mr.. 1874 B
Somme 8inb meb for felige Mbns
tire / 8linotrbt. = Bris: $2.75.
Mr. 1879 A
s tint &aGoeI finbsbinb meb poll
Itreoe Siber, Orbet Salmebog paa
&nggen og 6orIiben, FAINT en- fin ipmz
6oIit 8lomiter S5oriirtnu / bet bOerite
6j6rne pao 6orIioen. 8uloforIiring
omtrinQ &onten i%nboenbiq paa Bin
bet, iom qiOer bet 8inbet flint llbiez
enoe. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. 1879 B
Samme 8inb meb Iibt forfteGigt
Sub og bIant 5oriiring. $3.50.
I'm felqer her nedenfor: thi asa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

s itortnopperet tint 20ber6jnb, 10
liot u0ieente % itGrtt inb6unoen.
pris: $3.50; meO politrebe Sioer
$500.
Salmebog
Qi9 $, men libt foriteIigt ubitbret
8ino. 9ris: / bejeGiqt 8inb $3.50;
meb poIItrebe Siber $500.
Salmebog u
= bet fneIte m9rfersbt HusIia,
Ipeilblunt poleret 29ber. pris: | bFis
eliqt 8inb $500; meb politrebe ST.
Der 1920.
Salmebog x
Somme fom 3, men I fort. pris:
/ beieligt 9inb $500; meb polItreoe
Siber 1920.
Salmebog |
q msrtergbt G6aQrin, ,ipine color"
9ri8: / bpieliQt 8inb $500; meb poll
Itrebe Sioer $40.
Salmebog M
2i0 8, men Tort 2aber. 9ri8:
Gpieligt 9inb $3.50; meb politreoe
Siber $4.10.
Salmebog NJ
q flint pr6pareret 8emfeIfinb, mo
telt", blgbt Qgber men itGrtt. 5arbe
m%prteQren e0er ,%oIibe". 9ris; / BIZ
eliot 8inb $500; meb poIitrebe Sis
Der 1920.
Salmebog o
9i9 q, men I roIenrpo Sarbe, oolb
roIe color. 9ris; / b8ieliQt 8inb
$500; meb poIItrtOe Sioer 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
Mr.. | a

Stortuopperet bgjeligt 29berbinO.
9rOet SalmebOg paa Rpggen og Sis
ben / Sub, ct tint aors / bet neberIte
6igrne paa 5orIioen / @ulbz5oriiz
ring, ct life &or8 / en- Rofette pda
a1Qgen, % ct gdono runbt ON Bin
BET. - Iris: 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

6aoersleD. - Deb q &c.
retten forbanblebes ben 9. bs. fel.
qenbe Gag:
6orItdnoerinoen paa arebsIbgebps
let par antlaget for at BABE forfpmt
Qnmefoelien at ct 0ebsfalo. Den 7.
5e6rlar ON 4itenen ST. 10 ogbe en-
Sieneitetarl WabIen poa Snge6uiet.
0Gite Dag ien6te 6orItanoerinOtn
rem al 9rebslpgen uoItebte 9pbsats
teIt til 6ipilitanbsfontoret Der / 6d.
oersleo. 9d Der mangleoe Ell Bar
0dtoer, ION 5oritanberinoen life
OiOite 9eIteO ON, fit 8ubet munotli9
ben geiteo meo. at bisIe oilbe fel9e
ienere, naar en- At ben Qfosbes Ydd=
.rerenoe boDbe inbfunbet Iig.
Retten bar itrdfs at ben Mening, ii
hen Qnflagebe babbe giort i'm qliat
fuIbtub, og at Der tunbe fes bort fra
4f6sring at De TO %it9Oneoe 8iOner,
9rebsla9en, MebicindIraao 9r.6ani
fen oq Observation-Disclosures SEMEN.
Den oTentliae Qntlaaer puaitob
imiolertib, at 8sbsatteIten bar Die
ben %afleberet uben nogen nnrmerc
munbtlig 8eiteo. og besuben oiGoe
ban not bsre 8%rebsbogens Wening.
Retsformdnben: &etten banner
fig iefo en- Meningl
@eb Observation-Disclosures SenIens
ubfagn 9obtgjor6es bet, at 8u0et fra
9reOsip9ebuIet baObe iagt, at ot
monglenbe 0atoer bilbe -slqe ienere.
Den offentIige @ntloger onbroq
pua at itenbs ben Qnfldaebe en- 8ebt
pao 1 ST., FAINT Sogens SmtoItnia.
ger.
0ommen lsb poa 5~riFnbelie. Ser
@ntla9ebe bobbe fulbtub opfplot lin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

pre- Tiger efter, al Sdl9ef par funs
bet Steb. Deb Mageitifte itaG Der
betale8 1 % of ben Gum, Der lfdl
betales mere. @ienOomserbDerb be6
Qrb er Itdttefri.
- mere 2Ds! qaa qlooien
neoen for Stormtlotten Itraos ooer
for 9p6manb s.. 6rees' Gienbom ifal
per relies en- m 2p9te. Den fal
itaa poa en- @ranitblot, bliDer 6pjere
enO be andre 8aoelp9ter % Ttut TUT
ne lpie 5 til 6 @onqe faa 9oOt iom
Oisie. 2bgten er ifplge Sd. o."
en- iaatdlot 9utas.
Blob Or g. Gum
pemoger Sesien paa Rafet, Der en-
Dag iibIt / llgen Iom 9ig6Grer tom
til at Inuble pao airlegodroen %
berbeo Itot fin 6aano paa ct Sern
glitter, bar fact 8tobforgiftning /
6aanoen Iad Temt, at ban bar maat
tet l9gge fig ino paa 9Den8 Spge6us.
Qa6enraa Omeqn. - 5unb<t
I9i9. 6OrIeben fanbtes ifslqe n.
a." ct 2iq At en- MdnosperIon 6ag
0iaet OeO 9ejen fra Ssnberenleb til
aasfs. @fter aft at bgmme bar BET
liQ9et en- 8 8oqes 3ib, inben bet 6leD
funoet. Wan mener. at bet er Qir
GET at en- Qrbeiber, Der bar p9ret ms
ielIat / @rusgrooene beo Reoefro.
Gn Discrimination fra 4o6enrao
reiite til 6iortt9r for at toge 2iQet /
9ieInn.
Sigpjnertoner. Manoaq ~
ten ben 6. os. fom en- Sigsinertore
inn / en- BUTT / Store9abe / &aa6en-
raa og gjor0e forIteaige Snotsb. 8n
Der tom ftere aunOer, benbtteoe bun
Qeili9beOen til at foribinoe uben At
betale @arerne.
@n anoen Sigsjnerfone tom inn
til 9litteniIa9er Safer. 0d Der II
2ie6lit ingen bar / gutitten, tai
bun / en- 5art en- S~tegepdnbe unoer
5ortlnOet. 3poeriet 6leb bog opz
bdget og ganben Ieoeret til6aqe II
ben retsmasiige Gjer.
gamorup. - Giforteterres
|tiet / 9amorup. 9ad ben al
@aitqiper Ssrgenien febte 9lot3
Sno for WortebspIabien / @amorup
er Gierne at Oct neObran6te Giforisz
~tsrreri oGannebrog" / goiss gram=
orup / oenne 5io I Serb meo at OBJ
IRE ct n1t, ter four en- meget ~anIeliq
Stsrrelie. @aolen at 9ngningen. Der
foar en- 2Gnqbe al benbeb so 2Qen,
liqger u~mibbelbort op til Sernba
nen. fra bbis Rangerefpor Der gnifes
5orbinoelIe ben foron gn9ninqen, Der
tiqi9e Ital buie ben enbnu / gbisz
9rambrup beliQ9enbe 3rGulbsfabrit.
2(r6ei6et Deb Cpfsrelien er oberbrd
GET Whurmeitrene Me1er og &nubien
/ aolbing % Ifal for 5raulbsfabrifz
tens Stplb pGre f9r6i9 ON ct par
Mdanebers 5ib.
- 5Igbeolg oper GrGr
fen. 8ambrup 4nbelsmeieri begpno=
Re ben 6. Marts forIsgspi5 at Ienbe
1900 pb. 6lgbe til bet M belinbrets
teoe Meieri / Sells. 5 ben felgenbs
lib oil Der bagGig afgaa ct lignenbe
9ountum. og bois qarterne faar bet
bentebe Refultot M at 5ori6get. pii
9eperancen botIe til bet 2-3sbob
bette. Raar Der o~per6obeoet egres
ct 5orIeg, er bet, forbi Smsrpriierne
isnoen 9fd er abItiGiot oOer bore.
Malteriet / Sells, Der efter 6orlp
0enbe Ital bare 4 Ore for at probucere
hpert qb. Smsr, ifaf afregne efter
bets alminbelige Smerpris. 99rnes
m9lten leperes til6age til @ambrup
Weieri.
Rgbetro. - SbertBrt Mane
but. Clp. 81 Sor ct Gar Tiger f.
NJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
Mr.. I#I6 A

s gfat aalOeffinbslpOer. 0rbet
Salme6oq pau H19gen Og forneben
paa 5orIiben. st tint &ors meb 0ru=
er / IpmbolTt 6oriiring / Sub og
blantt / bet ooerIte 6iprne, en- fin 81
ME omtring &dnten, 6eieligt 8inb.
Hris: $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

Saa bar Ot enonu @~almebpger, Der Ian5t ooer9uar De OpenfOr
nppnte. 0ise pl 9De BEN itorfe OoerroFelie, oa De bprer til SjGis
ten6eber paa Observation-Disclosures Omraobe. 8i bar fun ct 9no al
6ber Sla98, bgielgt co potfret. De er ale mo re>t urbcr @ulb'nit,
runbe 9jerner, ct 5iqGg o9 begge 9ett-Gfter, e. fin foret &oSie
no 4ants5orFring Sub poa ben tnobenDige Qeoertunt paa Bin
bet, nb TO 6pt6e StksMarteGouno meb Scatter.
De Tal9es efer 8ogfaozgummer. Sun en- Iirpel geftrioefe Tan
6r pu @runb a qubs 9ipes at ot8ie elegunte Salmebpger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

unberrettet ON, at nu tunbe bet bIiDe
piet, 6d pdptrerne bar fommen til
Steoe, 6porfor be MATTE ben LANCE
@ei afiteo igen, og fua bolotes Der
8rb1up poa m igen til ben tGare0ag
@ons6at. - Drabta 5moaz
banetoget. 0a SmaabanetO9st
feuDeo 6alpottetioen 2(ftcnen ben q.
M}arts anfom Der til Gtationen, iao
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct Menneite Zig
ge paa Sporet; men bet bar alt for
tent til at Itanofe 8oget. faa perios
men 6leo operfert og bar bpb pda
Sts0et. Oct bite fig at bare ben
3Osaarige 2anomanb Sans Ma6Ien,
Tom bar tommen fra @bmoie BED
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
river


Vi bar @0r De 0ejd8Ie o9 fnette 0g met eegante Salmebg9er for
&onirmationen, 1om Ri n0genfnOe bar BAIT, 8anif6 2utR. Publ.
9Oufe, ia ri tr enOO9 fge De fnefe Salme6bger, Der nogeninoe bar
bGret iol9t Der 9anbet eGer 0anmart; U}uge til 8inb glegane
bar alorig bGret pa nogen oant Sdlmeb g. Be er fua fine, at ca
9efroeie fan life gbe npgen Ir 5orioaeHe, be bPr fes for at tunne
pur0ere8. Sdtmebggerne er ane importereoe, o9 NrbeiOet er uof6rt /
8erOen8 beofe 8~og6inberier 8e9ien. Gn Gome6og, t%nobunoen /
0anmarf, ligner en- aIoo8 oeo Chen At bi8ie Sdlmcbgger.
Wan ftulOe fro, at Qriferne ploe bare meget bJe, men bet fan
life f9e8 Sammenligning mtO andre 8inO.
QQe bis1e GaImebeger ct meo rgOt unber Gulo5nit og me0 runoe
6iorner. De, Ri bar MI, er mo ct 3iQ9g og be99e 5etitretfer %
bar to U%tartebaano. De er oGe 6er en- @Gfe og iGlges eter @r.
2poeret er fort, unotagen anbet er neont. 9uft at tenqte benns
Qeuigbeo % befi0e oi8e fine Solnebeger, inOen De er uoiolgt.
@me, Iom Ter Dem, 6n1er at ee benz; De er foa 6ejl9e, at man fan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

Rgbetro. - Sbertgrt Nade
CQp. 81 Sor ct Gar Tiger f.
ben bleo pdo StrGfningen fra 4d=
benrao iii Ris en- Rdabut obertert at
3oget. Gn for6iguoenbe 9anearbei
Der fdnbt ben li9genbe bdlObsb ~
dfleOerebe ben til Sd9tforpu9teren.
3oftlunb. - Gn Oberros
9orleben Dag, bu @aarbs
Ger Qnbers 5bbe1en fra NGerup git
ub poo I'm murt for at ie til fine
9aar, fom oil / TGrbeben nf ct Stoos
frat. oplebebe ban ben 0O%erraTtelIc,
at 3 SOAR qif meb 8 Gam, bet enc
meb d og be 2 meb 2 Gam bOert.
20 @onqe 8rbtGup. Gn
1b6bgger | 6iart6ro bolbt for mfg
2 @anoe grbffup { cen llge. 8rubens
parret, Tom nuloe til GtbilGgteItdbse
fontoret | Stranbebjsrn, MATTE rel
Is til6dee meb uforrettet Gag, pdd
@runb al at neutrality-suspicious. IL
te bar inbtrufne. Del gjorbe boa
ingen Studr / Seitli9beben. Bril-,
fuppet bleb affigeOef ofboIbt famine
Dag. 0dsen sfter bleb 8rubeparct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
Mp. II6 3

Canine gino iom 116a, liot for
ltelig 6orliring. - qris: $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
Mr.. | IT

0enne Sdlmebog er inbbunoen ef.
ter bet a~lninOelig tenbte engelfzame-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31
NU 10 M NJ Err Def

gimrende og fneste paa Bogbnderkunstens Omraade, som vii tnfredsstlle dc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

S Ttortnopperet tint 2Gbcrbinb, 10
liot u0Ieenee % it9rtt iHobunoen.
pris: $3.50; meb politreoe Sioer
$500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-31

3 nopperet 2Gber6inb meb polftre
be Sioer, Orbet Salmebog / 8ult
paa Rpggen og Siben, forgplot DC
The Colorado statesman., 1905-08-12
Killed by Shell Explosion.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 9.-At 1880
yesterday 3.2-inch shell exploded at
the camp of the Eleventh United
States infantry, Colonel Meyer COM
manding, in the Grow Creek forest re-
serve, thirty-five miles west of the
city, killing Private Charles Boggs of
company G. and fatally injuring Cor
poral Carl Becker of company H. The
following were seriously injured:
Private Harry Survant, company H:
Private Harvey q Robinson. company
G; Private Butter. company H.
Five others were burned and lacer-
ated, but their names were not re-
ported.
The men of H and G companies
found the shell lying out on the range
that was used last year by the Thir-
teenth field artillery. 1t had been fired
in practice, but failed to explode.
Taking 1t to camp they attempted to
open 1t. First they hammered 1t with
stones, then a monkeywrench was
brought into play. Finally Private
Boggs seized the projectile and
slammed 1t down on a rock between
his legs. A loud report followed and
the air was filled with the arms and
legs of Boggs, flying dirt, rock and
pieces of the shattered steel shell.
When the smoke cleared away no
trace of the shell was to be found,
and bleeding soldiers lay stunned and
unconscious on the ground. The seri-
ously hurt were removed to the field
hospital where Boggs died in short
time. Becker, Survant and Robinson
were brought 70 Ft. Russell, where
| Becker was operated ON late last
night.
Surgeon Keffer says Becker will die.
Survant, Robinson and Outer will
| probably recover.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-08-12
WITHDRAWAL OF LANDS
RESERVATION. is MYSTERIOUS.
Segregation of uintah Lands Larger
Than Reported-Acton Yet
UNEXPLAINED,

Segregation of Uintah Lands Larger
Than Reported-Action Yet
Unexplained.
Denver, Aug. 9.-The Republican
this morning prints the following spe-
cial from Washington:
Considerable mystery surrounds the
recent segregation of four tracts Of
land on the Uintah Indian reservation,
Utah, which were supposed at the time
to have been withheld from entry with
a view to their irrigation by the federal
government.
Two things are certain, however.
These lands, heretofore enumerated in
these dispatches, are not to be sub
ject to entry by persons who have reg
istered at Provo, Price, Vernal or
Grand Junction, nor will they be SUBJ
ject to entry by any one else under any
other laws. Secondly, the area Of
these four tracts of land, instead of be-
ing $4,000 acres as first estimated by
the land office, embrace exactly 200,533
acres. OF this total $50, ,093 acres were
withdrawn for reservoir purposes"
and 50,440 acres for Agricultural pur-
poses"
At the time these lands were set
apart and withdrawn from the reach
of entrynen who will go upon the Uin-
tab reservation, it was stated by the
reclamation service that these tracts
had been examined by representatives
of the Geological Survey and that the
men making the examination had
asked for the withdrawal of all lands
specified, without assigning reasons. 1t
was then assumed that the government
would formulate project for the trri-
cation Of all four tracts.
Inquiry to-day, however, disclosed a
different state of affairs. The govern
ment has no project on hand and none
in contemplation for the reclamation
of these four tracts. Nor has it any
other plan for their disposal. The lands
stand apart, not subject to entry, but
not held for any specific purpose.
AS near as can be figured out, and
no official speaks of this matter with
entire frankness or candor, the land
office discovered that the law opening
the reservation authorized the Presf
dent to set apart such lands on the res
ervation as might be deemed necessary
for forestry purposes, or for reservoir
or agricultural purposes. This pro-
vision of the law was called to the at
tention OF the reclamation service, and
by it referred to men who had for five
years been making stream measure
ments and irrigation studies on the
Uintah reservation at the request of
the Indian Office. These men, names
unknown, requested that the 100000
acres in question be set apart and not
be thrown open to entry, and this was
done, the action having been approved
by the President.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-08-12
ATTEMPT AT KIDNAPPING.
Six Men Try to Carry Off Governor
Otero's Son.

otN uSh ~ ON''J -
Otero's Son.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 9.-To the re-
lief of everyone in Santa Fe, Deputy
Sheriff Charles Slosson and posse re-
turned yesterday from the Red house
on the Upper .Pecos with Miguel A.
Otero, son of Governor Otero. The
conspiracy to kidnap the boy culmi-
mated by six heavily-armed men riding
up to the summer cottage of Mrs. w.
B. Childers, who was alone with the
servants, and demanding the boy, but
fortunately he was with his uncle, Ter
ritorial Game Warden Otero, on fish
ing trip. Mrs Childers informed the
men that young Otero was not on the
premises, but they searched the out
houses without result and then rode
away.
This was third attempt to capture
the boy, who is strikingly handsome
and the only son of the governor.
While the identity of the would-be
kidnappers is not positively known,
there Is little doubt that the leader is
an ex-convict who was recently par
doned by Governor Otero. He was re-
Gently seen talking to other ex-convicts
In saloon, and was heard to say: IF
we can only get the boy into the noun
tains the old man will pay princely
ransom for his recovery" While the
name of Otero was not mentioned,
there is little doubt but that young
Otero and the governor were referred
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-01-13
Ants Good to Eat.

Ants, writes Ernest Thompson Sc
ton in Country Life in America, are
available for food when one Is lost
in the North woods. They are usually
to be found dormant in dead and hol-
low trees. sometimes in great num-
bers. Bears and fickers eat them l.,
quantities. and | have met win men
who claim to have done SO. but |
never tried them myself and suspect
they are unpleasantly acid. Prof E.
B. Southwick. however. says: I'm M
early days. when chopping wood /
have often eaten the frozen black
ants. The formic acid in them made
an agreeable relish to the pork and
bread sandwich that formed my
lunch"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-01-13
Table superstltlons.

To miss the mouth when eating and
drop ones victuals is sign of ap-
preaching sickness. Every time enc
turns loaf upside down ship is
wrecked. On this the Dutch say: #
loaf lies topsy-turvy it is not good"
Scott, in "The Tales Of Grand
father" says: Never turn loaf in
the presence OF Menteith. Hazlitt,
In his English Proverbs quotes:
Are there traitors at the table that
the loaf is turned the wrong side up
vard?"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-01-13
patrls.

| would not even ask my heart 70 xav
n I could love another land as well
As thee. my country, had felt the
spell
OF Italy at birth or learned TO obey
Tue cnarn OF FRANCE or England's
would not be so much an inflde
As once TO dream or fashion words to
tell ~
What land could hold my love from thee
away.
For like a law of nature In my blood
telt thy sweet and secret Sovereignty
And like birthmark on my soul thy
sign -
My life is but wave. and thou the flood
| am leaf. and thou the mother tree:
Nor sseuld be At all were I not
thine.
Iienfs Van Dyke IN Golfers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-01-13

X. N. lngraham was up iron
Hagerman Monday.
T. w. Snodgrass OF Kanoka was
was in town Tuesday.
Jack Koets was up from Good
ing the first Of the week.
s. d. Boone came down from
HALEY Monday evening.
Representative S. J. Donaldson
was home from Boise Saturday.
Colonel Sharp Of the HALEY land
office was in town Monday evening
on his way to Salt Lake City.
L. N. Higgins was up from Min
idokn Monday. Mr.. Higgins say $
things are moving right along there.
For Sale--Good work horses,
1900 TO 1900 lbs. Inquire of j. w.
Robertson, Gooding, Idaho. 47w8d
Ed Gooding, Don Burnside, Frank
Crandall and John Davies returned
10 the Academy at Pocatello Sum
day.
C. A. McMaster was in from the
Twin Falls Monday. He was on
his way to Idaho Falls TO purchase
seed oats.
Wanted: Parties to grub forty |
acres OF sage brush land. Inquire
pf d. NJ. Lane & Son Ranch on
Silver Greek. 5l-w1
+. w. Gooding has been in Den
sci this week as delegate to the
meeting Of the National Stock Grow
ers Association.
For Sale: 440 acre ranch, one
mile east of Gooding. Good build
ings, about 900 acres under cultiva-
ton, good water right. Inquire OF
A. /. SILVIA, Gooding, Ida. 4S-Sd
For sale: The Post Office out
Mt, suitable for Second Glass Office,
Tor sale cheap. Must be sold to
make room for other business.
Possession given about March first
For particulars enquire Of, or write
TO, Peter Soma, Boise, Ida. 50w4
Wednesday evening, as a west
bound freight was pulling down
The main track to get out OF the
way OF No. /, two freight cars near
the front end of the train left the
track and bumped along the ties
Tor several rods. No. had to
take the passing track to get around
the freight. 1t is supposed that
something under the cars dropped ;
onto the rail and put them of the
track.
z. +. Du Sault OF Green River,
Wyo, who is a stakeholder in the
Morris, Roberts company and who =
that concern, was in
own the first OF the week on bus
ness for the company and getting
acquainted with the Shoshone bus :
ness men. The company has re-
emily purchased the mercantile
interests OF Owens Bros. OF Hager.
nan and will take possession Of ;
he business Jan. 10. MIR Du Sault "
5 a very pleasant gentleman to t
meet and comes here with the |,
'tghest endorsements. He was j.
or six years county clerk OF Sweet. a
;ater county. Wye OF which Ell
,rcen River is the county seat. "
lie says, however, that he is now a
ut of politics He comes TO Lin e,
bin county to do his share in the "
evelopment of its resources, and le
az ne doubt prove . factor in he 81
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Local Brevities


hia lucsuay.
f. e. Crist was up from Hager-
man Sunday.
w. B. George Of Bellevue was in
town Tuesday.
/ s. E. Severe Of Gooding was in
town Wednesday.
Jos. Parry, Jr., is here from
Utah visiting her parents.
Thos. Costello arrived here Mon
day with party, to look over the
Twin Falls land.
Dudley Holland, of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company
was here from Boise yesterday.
w. G. Holcomb the Hagerman
merchant was in town yesterday
on his way home from Pocatello.
Ata meeting Of the stockholders
OF the First National Bank the first
OF the week the former board of
directors was reelected.
Jerry Purdum has been appoint
ed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Mill
saps. He came down from HALEY
to assume his new duties
Lost: Last week in Shoshone, a
pocket-book containing $40. Find
or please return to Will Syster,
Kanoka, Idaho, and receive reward.
Royal Luncheon cheese at
Hips
The usual services will be held
It Christ Episcopal church Sun
lay at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday evening services with
ecture at 7:30 o'clock.
DIR. ]. w S. Emerson has de-
ided to locate in Albion. The
octor is very successful practi.
ioner and will no doubt build up
good practice Albion Times.
c. r. Wheeler is minus a set of !.
ood harness. Tuesday night some
ne entered his harness room and /,
ook a work harness that was near
Y new leaving nothing but the coll d
IRIS.
The series of union services !;
hich was held in the various
nurches last week were we'll at J.,
ended each night, great interest 8,
sing manifested by the church II
aople Of the town. 6
Loaf: Two cows. One dark
ID, about three years old, the
her yellow with white face, two t.
ears old. Both branded J c on a
# shoulder. Notify w. G. RAN :, =
Ill, Shoshone, Idaho. 4Stf lc
The Owyhee Avalanche has a,
ased to exist. John Lamb of the W
LIVER City Nugget has secured a NJ
ajority of the stock OF the Avail. d
lche Publishing company and ca
Is consolidated the two papers. n'
ne new publication is now styled ar
e Owyhee Nugget. br
lu
Orlando Emmons and VIM.
nd were up from Gooding Mon
y and Tuesday. Mr.. Lind is :,
n-in-law OF Mr.. Emmons, and mr.
tn his family is visiting at Good tul
{. He expects to remain in the WI
unity about two months, and Sc
ny sell his home in Spokane and FAT
'ate here permanently. In %
c. F. Borden arrived here from "A
1t Lake City the first Of the s a,s
Elk. He is making arrangements
open lumber yard on the lots
recently purchased west OF The I
urnal Office. Mr.. Borden will
o handle hardware and will III
ct a wagon and blacksmith shop l
ieh will be placed in charge Of =
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a Week


Post Office opens at 7 80 a. M, closes
= 1870 p. m. Sundays and HOLIDAYS
general delivery window is open from
~ 90 m. 10 ! 100 p. m.