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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17

E. A. Burrell was Boise visitor sever
Nal days this week.
Blanks for making proof of labor on
mining claims, for sale at this Office.
Pocatello experienced a coal famine
for several days this week.
Apples and oranges may be sweet, but
Sadies candy can't be bea6. 81
Engineer Thos Carroll is back from a
months visit III the east.
on can always get the best of every
thing In staple and fancy groceries at
Mrs. Chapman's AZ
G E.. Harris was in Pocatello couple
of days this week on business.
Buy your groceries at the little store
with the big It and get your moneys
worth "a
DR.. Hoover went to Boise today to-
look after some business matters.
Ike Simons returned Wednesday
from two weeks stay at Malad.
Schmid the tailor. has received his
line OF spring and summer samples,
and they ere handles. AZ
Thos. Larson, who resides near Ward
boro, is laid up with bad attack OF
rheumatism.
Schmid, the tailor. is now offering all
winter suit patterns at greatly reduced
prices. Al
Miss LIZZIE Wilcox came up from Salt
Lake Wednesday for a short visit with
her parents.
F. A. Falkenberg; head counsel of the
Woedmen of the World, died in Denver
last Tuesday morning.
Teacher-"D It." Pupil-"It is
store where you get the incest things
to eat in town "a
A fine IA pound boy registered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Teuscher
last Friday night. Mother and babe
are doing nicely and the dad is the
proudest man in the county.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17

De Meade Austin went to Boise this
afternoon. He will visit the Twin Falls
country before returning.
will insure all kinds of live stock,
flne stations, ETC.. at reasonable rates.
-Chas. E. Harris. 1
The twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ford Williams have been quite sick, but
are now improving.
The Alton Social club will give a
grand ball at the Alton opera house
next ednesday night.
FOR RENT-A good five room house,
with well in kitchen and everything in
good condition. Enquire ut Hunter
House. 81
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berger are enter
tanning little daughter who arrived
at their home Monday night,
Mr. and Mrs, Martin Alfred of Ran
dolph, were in the city Sunday, en-
route to Rexburg to visit with relatives.
FOR SALE-A seven room residence,
with cellar, barn and good out houses,
in the best residence part of town. En-
quire of Mrs. 4. W. Gee. 81
Miss Blanche Burke returned last
Friday from Gothenberg, Neb., where
she spent nearly a year with relatives.
The ice harvest was completed here
this week and an abundance of con
gealed water has been stored for next
summers use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hager of Rock
Springs, are here to attend she Ras-
musen- Morris wedding next Wednes-
day.
Nose Lewis has sold the Jarboe lot.
which he recently purchased, to Arthur
Huff, who will erect residence thereon
in the spring.
Mrs. J. s. Barrett came in from On
tario, Ore, Tuesday for weeks visit,
while Mr. Barrett is on business trip
to Milford, Utah.
Service will be held at the Episcopal
church as usual next Sunday evening at
7:30. Subject of sermon, Submission
to the Will Of God"
Karl Kowallis, editor of the Post, a
German paper published at Logan, spent
several days this week IN the county, in
the interest of his paper.
J. F. O'Connor has had the bar and
other fixtures at 1.-The Palace thorough
ly cleaned and revarnlshed, and they
now "shine like nigger's heel. -
Mrs. T. w. Jones has taken the
agency for the Banner patterns, and she
invites the ladies to call and inspect the
designs shown when in search of dress
or waist patterns.
Supt. Manson of the Short Line spent
yesterday in the city. He was accom-.
panied Train Master Stevenson and Ly1
imam Fargo, one of the leading business
men of pOcatello.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
LOGAN, UTAH.
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier
Idaho.

FOR SALE--The Gus Spongberg resi-
dence, consisting of rooms, with pan
try, cellar, good wash house barn and
sheds. Call ON or address Mrs. Gus
Spongberg at residence in Montpelier 80
Last Saturday night our police officers
received telegram fromsKemmerer
describing fellow by the name OF
Lawson, wanted there for robbing a
man of $85. Night officer Heggie soon
located the fellow in one of the saloons
and landed him in Jail. He had $57 of
the stolen money in his pockets Deputy
Sheriff Rogers came in from Kemmerer
Sunday aud took the prisoner back with
him that afternoon.
One of the hancsome st saddles that
we have seen for a long time was shown
ms by J. w. Arnold, one of our local
harness men, the other day. 1t was an
old tree that Mr.. Arnold had re covered
for Harry julie of Fossil, and the
workmanship showed that Mr. Arnold
is artist in that line. While he is a skill
ed workman in all lines of harness max
ing, yet he prides himself on saddle
work and for several years made it
aspecialty. I. = $50. "a. ss,,...
= Last katnrday Rleketts ss7id
hassbeeh soliciting IN the county for de-
Singer Sewing Machine CO., was notified
by Sheriff Dalrymple that he would
have to pungle up $75 for license, i'm
compliance with an order Of the board
of county commissioners, if he wished
to continue soliciting orders Mr.. Ric-
ketts has referred the matter to the Of
ficers of the company at Denver; and
pending their action ON the question he
will not do any more business in the
sewing machine line
Last Sunday hobo who gave his
name rs Gus Hill, was arrested for
stealing coal from the railroad com
pany. At the same Brakeman A. N
HOckett was arrested on the charge of
receiving the stolen coal. Monday Hill
pleaded guilty to the charge before jus
tice Barrett and was given 30 days in
the county Jail. Hockett pleaded not
guilty and his preliminary hearing was
held before justice Barrett Wednesday
The Judge took the case under advise. :,
ment and will announce. his decision
this afternoon at 4 ocIo&1E Onrsiaasaz.
is thai Rockets viii AarKed
Last Sasurdars IA i ha ,v.,.s.
days tilat has bcSH 6xpef1eficed in old
Bear Eakes.county for a long time.
stiff breeze blew from the north and tba
mercury in the thermometers gradually
went downward all day. By shutdown
the thermometers registered about %
below, and that night the mercury con-
tinued it's downward course until it re-
gistered 81 below. At Soda SPRINGS II
was 43 below, at Kemmerer the ther.
mometers registered from SO to 60 below
and at Pocateilo the government thar.
mometer registered 20 below. =
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17

At the home of the brides parents in
this city next Wednesday morning at
IL o'clock will occur the marriage of
Mr.. John Rasmussen and Miss Myrtle
Morris.
The German dance at the l.. D. S.
meeting house Wednesday night was a
decided success. There was good at,
tendance and everybody had a jolly
good time.
You will always find everything good
in the grocery line at Hughes. 80
Mrs. H. B, Whitman attended the dis
trict convention of Women of Wood
craft at Idaho Falls this week, as a dele
gate from Gem of the Mountain Circle
of this city. 1900
The sale of stock for delinquent as
sessments of Montpelier Irrigation Com
pany will be held on Saturday, March
IL, 1905. The delinquent list will appear
in our next issue.
Mrs. P. G. Murphy returned to Poca.
tello Monday, being called home by the
illness of her husband. Her sister,
Mrs. M, Byrne, is recovering from quite
severe spell of sickness.
Anyone wishing to purchase a COM
plete set of good second hand household
goods, can secure a bargain by calling
on Francis Wilcox. so
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Fitzpatrick of
Salt Lake, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. F's. parents. Marion will return
to Salt Lake tomorrow, but Mrs. Fitz-
patrick will remain here for several
days.
Owing to quite severe throat trouble,
which came upon her suddenly. Miss
Florence Underwood has been compel
led to indefinitely postpone her song
recital, which was to have been given
on Feb. 25.
d. u. Keeney went to Star Valley
yesterday to look after his wet goods es-
tablishment, which he recently pur-
chased there. Mr.. Keeney will pro-
badly move his family here to reside
during the summer.
The funeral of the late John Cassin
will be held at the Episcopal church in
the morning, instead of at his late home
as stated on the first page OF this issue.
Rev. Chamberlaine will return from
Pocatello to conduct the sersEs &C., s,s.
w E. Wilcox, who has been repre-
senting the large tailoring establish
ment of Stiles & Co, of Milwaukee, has
turned that business over to his father,
Francis Wilcox, and w. E. will hereaf-
ter look after the coal business.
A special meeting of st. Andrew 8
Guild is called to meet on Monday even
ing next at 1870 at the home of Mrs.
Hoover. AS a matter of much import
ance will be discussed and acted upon,
the attendance of all members is re-
quested.
Don't forget the Martha Washing
ton tea party to be given by the Junior
Guild of the Episcopal church at the
home of Mrs. Hoover next Wednesday
evening. A musical program will be
rendered and refreshments served. Adj
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Local News
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD

UREGUN SHORT LINE RAILEOAD
TIME CARD.
Below is the time of arrival and de-
parture of asselger trains at Mont
pelier.
ARRIVE DEPART
West bound No. |. l:50p.m LOS p. m.
4West bound Mop 3:l5 a. M 1920 a. m.
East bound No, 2. 35Op. III. 1855 p m.
East bound No. g. S:45 a. IN. $50 a m.
M. e. KING, Agent.
Montpelier, Idaho.
E. Burley, d. S. Spencer,
G.~&>T. A. A. Il. P. q T. A.
Salt Lake City Utah
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23
II.

No5 lpar cds ollie Sdhr nit)t hcr'
I'M, HI tam llIrin G98tys nan Slab
ntr, uber nitt Iecittn lpts 1,pcbnIlh.
ipnolrn 3u Wd1tH in itinsm lll,ytE'
item Gr3uA. Sp s:lpus bate tr in
@efubl: man ttut antu Wey..asfitlu5
pun Iih al, man wiiht iih ii. lino,
uno ols 0aupt, uup man Sisbi lib an,
als 4ia9s man sur alytt - ptnH
man itin,s Gsttns 9rpbitn EOn9 rrr
iit bat.
9uS lpu, her game, dltmpolidt. feis
crIitt llIritN, dttr 10 dItmpcit6 mar
CT optD niht mchr, ruR er iih Iril bsiin
Batter une odnu bel Der 2rdltcr ieln
Slid Jtbclt bate. Er cdhtt 10 rent
hrhmctcru: gDus ptht uns hiertti Der
4ltt an? Der blsibt Isin 2tbill duEtrs
talb I;eEtn, nGbrsrb urEer bic 29dt IN
uno unICr bic dpl1tn iinb.
Temn0t mar er Io0ar 70 ipibItn'
hiQ, iit bic ilpsitt Stunoe in Der Wtit'
taNs,Iit gu trlpGblen. in Der sr Nn
9'aitrr fhIdfenb pubt.. Iu6 81 Saus
bate sr uidts aeidst rbsr lptniRsr uli
nittS: .r bate etlpas BON elmer Gins
lacunl rcioa,n, I'm isincn SpnntdsS'
onSul 81 ertIGr,n.
NIs GlIt ibn siutrstsn fab, wube it,
dls mas tr Ram, uno iras fir lie lam
Gr ididts ohnt llu9ss acmplimcnt,
MAIDEN ibrc tlsiucn Gsidpiiisr bindu.
uno trat gu ibr. Sic itdno ain Gbtiit
in ibrtt Qtobsu Shlirje unb ltatt cher
bus 2iittuh auianmsu. GS rod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23
BmA G. sshu
Aatuus 5armsr unh Wbbiatsr.

Wenn ibr 0bIibanme iraenb elmer VII.
pilanssn iDoAt, oaun tsmmt az unS ooet
ayidt AIS care YdtsIRnssn. unictc YGunt
Ano YilauSen limb gut SGlpadDiGn, trnlti9
uRo puroen in Sdeconuoe SounlD 9c3oYcn,
10 Bag lie beilsT yeosiben iucroen ais loldle
Die ibr Don auslpGris bsbiebt.
V b "oeuir Nurerh
Woollam, Wio.
nopl1 5aScondoe SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23
lDls III StbtuiY

9uleet msis Is @iemanb; nber bas
rpiiien mir, bah es iit nad ~itrittsn
@eieeen rittet. ri. leihteite Ser
leeune oieisr @eiebe ueruriadlt
ShmerSen. llmrepelmdBises 9e'
ben briuet bic Sranue nuBer Orb
nuna uno bat 8~erftufune, 8opfWeb
uno 9ebsrlsiben i'm @efolae. TT.
&inaR 3ep 9iFe Yius belfen iUlten
8eihpsrben prompt ab. sic limb
aneenehm, tpirten aber eriinolitl.
9aur 25cts. in &alter 1roS. Drug,
fore,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23

NOR r'mos arNsr.s, hog her M?aH!
bate, oas bier entiaieo.
Us lam eine Yauie, rings mar IS
It'll. Niemanb tam gu it0ren. Sn err
bubener RuIe Itano Der Weibnahts'
baum, unb in Der I'd. leudtete oas
transparent.
Sut!sn Il. rsuR sinuRoer uiats
mebr gu iagen2 -
@r ttuste Ii6 Dor, uubm Elm Strid'
tnduel opm lii9, brebte IS in oer
6anp. Dorte brannt.n ibm auf Der
3unge - 6rugen an lie. @rtlGrurssn
Iir lie, jene GrtIGrungen, on bic sr nis
geoah! bate, iie ibr gu geben. als ibrs
SeeIe nGRuh perbunsert mar.
Sat:e benin bas aQss beute nod els
men SInn2 -
ST., ipenn bu barauf tpartete't,
Mdphsn, oann bate es ppbI nod els
1lal Sim -
Gr i.unb auf, bas S.ridtndu.I lsgts
er pOriihti9 in ieinen 8ehdltsr surud,
Dap cs nidt pom 2ii9 role.
Gr fab auf fie berub - unb lie, tpis
i'm Snitirtt elmer @efubr auf Sob unS
auf Gsbsn bob ben Ropf nt4t, buds
te ibn Isiis - atxmlus.
unO er fab bic SolOig idimmsrnben
garden in ibr.m baden.
0a iubltc er: i'd bin nod heuts Der
Serr iiter bid, iibsr oeinen Wiusn, ou
msin aymes &ino. Sh fam bid nod
bsllte 3irinsen. Ibsr meinG5ano Tam
bid, lpis ou biit, ME mebr i.Iig MAIDEN
- in neinem Sim, mein ipeItfs,
BLONDES &inb - nur psrbsrben. Die
Oelpalt babe id nod beuts iber bid,
uno lptnr i'd Dir idge: feb auf uno
, tiifs MIDI, punn pirlt ou mir 9shor=
den.
Die GCtralt BABE id - aber lie s,rs
rinnt nit bielsr Stunoe. Ncrgsn bin
id Dir Der Jremoe. ben bu MID bsut'
IGon e~ldubteit.
Gr bob feline bsioen 9dnbe unb fubI
Iid iiter bic Stirn unb itria fi6 oda
0uur aus ben beibsn SdldFen. Gam
febts sr al, 5u iprsten unb i.Bte gum
Spsit:n Mtale an. ebe Is ibm g.lang.
SD inrbe iebt ndd benz t!einsr
Ssra Ichsu 0ie 2pit III nm"
Da bob iie ibren &oof lpieber uni
bIitts cuff. Gin psrlorsncS. fh.ue.
GGdeln lpte Gin Sonnsnitrahldsn flo!
oura pie i~drften iunsen 2lu9sn. llnl
als er ibr bic 6unb rei6t.. fiblte e
BON ibren sistaltsn 5ins.r6en einer
leiien Druid tpie einsn Dant.
0ie I3sit 1T UNI! -
Gr 0ing binauS. Draubsn lab e
nod einmaI in bus erlsudtete Semitic
duf ben alien unb auf ben iungel
Sopf RE 70 emit uno eifrie, 70 mi
sansem S,rssn lber itrerarbsit iubsn
pis Fe bic Sesien benz SimnRl juleite
ten.
Od tam ibm Disbes fem aItes
ni9t8nusisss 2udsn.
,uno untsrbeb mar Der 9tufeI b
.ud - uno an su6 liest's ni6t, bal
or T9 bic arme SeeIe ni4t seRo!
bat -"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23
gtber bel ibm gu Saus tuar unt.roeb
Aar SsutsI orh nph>sfsr

gt6er bel ibm gu Saus mar unt.rbtb
Der 3sufeI au6 seneien.
Murianns fab bel ibrem ftlafenben
9iitden. Sic mar miibe in oiefer
!3eit, miix BON al ben Wtibnddts'
pprbsreitlresn. BON Der unrube nit
b~n Sinh - pisl i6tuerer Nib. nod
Don ,tlpas Gnbersm, bus, Oh i. eleid
nidt haran benten polIts, fs btbriitte,
Ie beberri8te - s.gen bus fslbit has
&inb - iein Sinh unb iRr atnb -
feline Nettun0 bot.
Gid in hrn Safen bes Wutter'
i'ums su ilihten: es hattie ihr einft
e'uc ld6ne M6slihfeit. cine Q6iunp
Get INIT. Nun mar es bod ridt 10
Get uroen.
Gs purbe abenb. unb Bolf nar
npdb nidt suriid. Nber OttO erfiIte
Dos Snus nit ieinem Bfeifen uni
Gin en-. gr mare aspiB brenneno
Qeln auaae9nneen, aber trnute lid
uid,t, NEIL er Iit uDr @olf fiirhtete.
Sett mar bic 9feiferei ueltummt,
uil edit mar er auf iein 8immer &C.
enn en-. e aGSS
,.uoi pnhte nuf unb erbDb fem
T mueramentuOles @ebrlI. Or bate
aans reht bnmit. es mar 9elt oas er
feline lette Mablseit erbielt. Marionne
hattie ibn nod an Der Bruit, OILS S:tC
bepelnidm. Gbsr er pfiff nidt mas
matte bonn Der Sunge fir Elm ionosr'
barcs Gtiidt2
Sd babe bier Elm tl6nss, inter.i'
funtes Shriititid," ia9ts sr. "9abt
mir bi. Miibs 9snommtn, es uufsuil.'
bon. Sc bat fir Did nGmli6 9uutr'
ptrib. !SaIt bu Ssit, ss 3u I.f.n9"
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- pomit fam sr ibr, Der abnunssIo'
f.n2 - uabm jdblinss Muriunn. ibr
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bu bd, Stto9"
.9omm MIR in bic anbere Stut,.
bier ina nidt bell esnlia. 2s9t bein
Ser;blutt ms 9stt. Sier - mes III
bas Bib uno bic llnterIdrift9"
Or FELT Is ihr nur BON 8eitem bin.
70 baB Ie Elm Re9ptformuldr ihr,s
Mdnnes ertdnnte. 0as Nues id9tt
ibr nod ridts. gbsr Sttos bObniiter.
bsoeutunaspoGlsr, nieosrtrGdti9sr Aus
brud ia9te ibr cine OuntIs Ingit ourt
bic 8licoCr.
.0ds ioG Der l%lnTinn?" murmslt'
Iis, tris lid; islbit gum 2rpit.
Iblr fl itdno uuf uno l.9te ods
Gino ms Yettten. 0ds. nod niht
ppIl ttfricoiQt, m;derte Elm bisten
ober Idrn lplrsn bic 9lcu9Isin 80, uni
es nObn ais iuHQsr YbiIcirpb i.ir
9iumhen Ols GriOB.
Ditto mar ibr pprdn9e9dn9tn. I'm
ter ecr tel!sn 9omps bss Gbtiibcs, be1
debedt UUd uuf ben SuusherrH parts
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GirtInlose, ME IL II otr
W.lt rtt pisetr sriitirt. rsiiBt cie
i6lrtnii6s 4aupiitabt in hem 6Sc;s
luftmuisum .Stanisn", has auf sirEm
Ssrrain pom mshr dls 100000 Gud'
oratm.tsrn iosuiaesn ods game
S6ptc.n Der @srearssnteit i'm Ski
men seiat. Sautsn aus alter Stit 'jro
i'm Original bierkr iIbertraetn pc.r
asnau rdtesbilott poretr. Ter Sired
III. ods 9tben Der psr9In9srNr Ne
Ttlttter rem Bolt. rOr IuStU 81
fihreu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23

bun ld) On ellfdd lhulol9.
Is girs It'll Der am Ibenotiit.
Nplf hattie tsins glusen fir ieine Jruu
an pieiem ereignibidperen 4beno. Gr
ab uno trant buIb i'm 2raum. Die
erobe Stebubr 5WiiAen ben Genitern
ltlug b0lb elf.
Warianneus Bid absr Otrtro9 Ii9
in bittsyer Sdam in ihrem leller, in
ibrem SdopB. Sbr mar idon oas
&tkmbolen cine dual. Nas ppute
ie, mas iOQte iis bier an isin.m
2iIA2
60 aIfo fab bic 20Iuns aIsr ibrtr
Jrusen, oler ibrsr 3wsif.I aus 6 ou
blinoer Sim, uno bu bait 70 pt.l ge'
taitet, unO auf ous Glnia4itt tonnteIt
ou nidt tpmnen?
6tI6tls, in srdmpuuer Rsugier bob
fs ben Bid. @is mag .r ppbl aus
iebsn, irenn er iplas Worts ipriht -
oper nur fiiblt9
Ndrum otnn absr 10, NpIf? Nslde
MDral 5lrdng BID ju mir! 0lrlt ou
mir perpiIittet5 -
Wplf - oter bin bod nitt id &C
mejnt! sat pieIlIiat allies tcins Yejie:
bunI!.
:, MGR ird9er ionnte.
,Npfi,n.Iih etbt beute bic Nddt
alpd: niti." iu9ts @plf ouIItehtuo.
SD bin tromiioe."
Nla er an ihr poriitsrginQ, lab iN
ibm roh. SIT penn pjrtIit 3piiten
ms cine @Iuit 10 nett uno ticf. oub id
nidlt eilm0l has permd8 - elrr 6IO1e
gu thun?
Sit I,ano uuf, obsr bic Snie glitter
ten ibr. MAR piht oisis G%rtenntnib
ibrtr 6rsmobeit ALIEN ihpn Bic @nt
mort dui Gle ~trpienpen 3lpeiisl!
Girsh Moment pdt.s ss tie ME
Nubniinn. Sbm ndtltir3en, ilm gu
6ijbAn 'tir3en: sab mid Ilet. s iei
b~armbsr3is unt bub mid Ijeb. Seine
!NGnoe tiiiIsn, Dor ihm ptincn, his le
itin Giebrn berNiGe,peint butte!
Otto lam tsIein uno lab iia porijts
tiQ in otr Stube uun. sit er bin
1uI2"
"a rihtetc It WdrianrG 1uf. Gin
ni!otr Mtiteu ftiittelts 'ie, JcuGrfuns
fen iprijbten ihr Dor ben Nugen.
r6ort nit Dir. SD mill pIh nIts
Iebsn. Was bit pu. uuo mas III eI.
gtpf CIR Wprt pen Dir in eisier S0tc,
unN Id inge ibm, bdb er nid aus iii;
re,n $11uir ptiit. j3lpiidtn Inn uno
mir iii ttin lIlg fir btd.."
ga MI, na nu.." id9te S:to, Gan3
er,8eiIieyt Jap er ibr mad, wje lie t;n'
dus9IH1.
Wlby.rGs 8ebabe. limb er Bate 10
intereiGnts Nahyihten fir lie. W;t
iejr bate sr eS, ohns %auffallenr 81
ipercer, rem Suti6er atssIutii. edb
g8pIf txutt gu SUB unp in 'pd:sy
M2tnoiiunns i'm Y~farybaus 9s,pt'en
iti. llnN bob Glie 9drenwenosr In
SpieI rar, bate CT ia als tQhori9er
Sun9e itrn IGngit aus ben Nnctutuns
gen ieiner ~lisusnboISer Sstdnntsn hr.
aus.
Nter nit Der pererebten Mu mar in
nitiG- IiniiAt nitt gut umSthtn.
M,nn Tie eiNmaI etlpls curtdUe MD,
E0ren nplltc, ourfte mar cs jbr ala'
nltt III 0tblr brinsen. Joni. 9dF@
llnht:l.
Salos, bic ihDns 8sIsQsnttIt. Dem
onmltsnnen, unarsitehljtcn SAp0
ger chs ousSulpiihs gjn9 Inn HI!
70 0lltt rurh bic Singer. IA. ytd)n'
nur elmer auf he Weiber, lpsnN lie ret:
liett ijnH.
Me!i itIici Elm. taum rab cr reT
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riannt otsr lag nil brenNtrosn IUat!
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-06-23
WottTebune fcLat.)

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-23

monthly report TO the Washington di-
vision of the department of agricul-
ture, says the Walla walla States
man. In addition to reporting the
condition of winter wheat Mr. Evans
has been instructed to secure the
acreage OF spring wheat and the total
amount of the county's last year crop
remaining on hand.
In order TO secure the amount of
wheat remaining in the hands of
farmers and exporters 1t will be nee
essary for him to visit the several
warehouses throughout the county
and interview the large holders.
ut will take some little time to as
certain, the probable damage to fall
sown wheat by the recent cold
weather." Mr.. Evans said this morn
ing. at is bound to be large in some
localities where the snow was swept
off the ground by the high winds.
expect TO be able to ascertain pretty
accurately the amount of damage al
though it will be some little time yet"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-23
Schools Are Being Fumigated.

All the rooms of the public schools,
Pendleton and st. Joseph's academies,
are being thoroughly fumigated to-
day. 1t is thought the crisis in the
epidemic of scarlet fever has now
passed, and the fumigation is simply
a precautionary measure. All the
cases in the city are very mild and
are strictly quarantined. Every ef-
fort will be made by all the schools
to prevent the return to school on
Monday morning. of any pupil that
has been exposed in the least to the
disease, and parents are invited to CO.
operate with the authorities in this
task
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-23
A SPECIAL EXHIBIT
SHOULD BE BACKED BY
SUITABLE LITERATURE.
This Plan Is Advocated by Henry
Bucey, Who Has Witnessed Its
Great Effectiveness in Other Places
Can Be Used to Divert the At
tentiOn Of Fasteners to Umatilla
County During the Coming Season.

Henry Bucey of Tacoma, who is
well known to all the older residents
of Pendleton. is in the city for a few
days visiting acquaintance. Mr.. Bu-
cey practiced law here for a number
of years in early days. and was a
jealous worker for the city while
here. Before coming here to practice
he and W. ]. Furnish were room
mates in Portland, where the former
was then reading law and the latter
attending business college.
In Mr.. Bucey's opinion there is no
section of the country in which pros
perity is now so evident and money
so plentiful as in the eastern parts
of Oregon and Washington. He is
also of the belief that Eastern Ore
gon will receive quite an increase in
population from the homeseekers that
will pour into the Northwest during
the coming summer. In speaking of
this and of Pendleton's duty in the
matter, he said;
II do not believe in booms, and do
not think they generally result in
solid good to a community. 1t is the
sure and steady growth that develops
a country. However. there will
doubtless be many well-to-do people
out from the East this year seeking
locations as farmers and also in
other lines, and to these people Uma-
tilla county should be properly ex-
planned"
A good exhibit of the county placed
at the depot or in some other place,
together with a suitable booklet CIV
ing information of the county. would
be of valuable service in Mr.. Bucey's
judgment. In favor of this he told
of the benefit that has come to Ia
coma through the manufacturers ex-
hibit that IL maintained there.
Tacoma" he said, "is a city of
electrical manufacturing BY means
of an abundant electrical supply it is
possible to conduct an immense man
business there without
either smoke or steam. To properly
answer inquiries concerning the vari-
Gus industries, an exhibit is main
tanned and a man employed to give
his entire time to the work of ex-
planning 1t and handling the cores
pondence. booklet has also been
issued. and when inquiries are receiv-