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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

g%IontenleIo, ,oaS 3bier bate i'd beute
Nodt rcitsu miiiien, his es mir Den
GebrrIGm pcynejqerte ur0 odbcr
oils ieIooicnIuntnu9,i4 3%uriid9eIoIen
pur0e."
nSa, 0cs 1T Sph ijberbaupt tein to
ri9,iTe5 CienItpfero. cjcier erb0rmz
lihs Sierrcr," ipro6 ,ngrimmig Der
@pyQeiegte, npie :ommen Sic oaSu.
oerCrtiQ teritten oui 0a8 @tormYiQnat
81 er'feiner? IS barNI: 'i6 bier
0o6 rimmcr um cine tornepoIiItiTde,
'or0err I'M cine taroIeriitii6e uebun9
- rcaho.3 'cr0eye i'd aercUe NuftIGs
runQ.."
n3u @eTebI, 0ey- Cberit," lam es
pon 0e5 5d6ryitS S;ppcH. SD liege
lei eircm ormcn Gdtner i'm Guortier.
ser Nur Dies ate 9bier iein ei9en
nennt. @citern 2tbeno 'pdt lam er
bGnocyjr9cro 3u mir uno tlo9te mir.
ielN t.einer Sobn lei iocbeC iterben5z
frart Qepor0en. uno er mile ifleus
nilit 39r Gtuot. I'm ejncn 9lr3t 5u
boter. Oo leir after Saul dber gu
"Iunlil~ lei, bat er mid, ibm mein
Qitro FIR 0,ei:r Rjtt Bu leiben. BON
Den Dje12jAt oa5 geben ieine5 SinOe5
obb1als. CbQlei6 i6 mir mciner
Observation-Disclosures mobt tepubt mar,
ibsriieb ,h i'm 6tnblid auf Die @eidbr
Dem W}o~e mein Nfero. Ml5 Damn
ta,o tcrouf Bic SdmoOron Ousriiten
mubte. lab i1 MIDI 9Cnotbi9t, oteies
alte J6ier gu nCbmer,"
TGs @eitrcnQen 2lntlib oerIor ndd)
oieTer W}elounQ pi9l pon Der ur'prijngz
lihcn llnTrcgnoIi6teit, uno olS er iih
icbt picoer an Den llntCroehcnen
ndn0te, lag ctlpaS pI.irIi9 ppD!poIs
lcnoce in Icincm 2or.
.6Gbnridl iprl6 er. ga Nie Gofe
elmer ioldtn !0lntcrNruno hot. miro
Sbre ItruIDure 0orOhtno mertIjh al
dtTHm5ht. oof Qor5 i~troflos t6nnen
Gie nicbt ou2Qcten. Tdmit Gle cinen
ftSirtn Gcni6cttei betommen, looe i'd
Gle fir heute gum Giner IN mein 500
tel in q. cir. jeOo6 befebIe ihy uuf oen
.ScnttjjdiQcn' ben Rltt Oortbtr gu
Mottn,"
Ger mar froGer alS @Ianteufelo, 70
mod NIT oem b!oucn 2(u1e ~Oobonges
fommcn III ieir. 5rei!id) be0urfte es
elmer SebItij6erlpinOunQ, bel belem
Iid)ter Gage ouf Dem biirfttaen older
aaul nuh Der StdAt 3u reiten, aber
9efe6l bIieb 8efeht,
2l5 er in Iein Gunrtier 3uriidtebrte.
entI6GoiQte i'm 0ufiir ole Nohri6t.
oaB oo5 S06nher Isinc5 Wirtbes bonn
NrSts Qerettet lrQr0sn iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Gsoanktnfplitttr.

"ict' 7umen 'tnom cir 6uor In etnsr
@IaBt.
Ger Wtnth ton on 2tbtnsobcno riht
ubtr bic ur'crQcbcub, Come ,rouern, icn.
bern ih be- oli0tbtnotn Stsrn, ~iserer.
gui her @rsnj, jtpiihen 9ugeuo uno
Nltcr bctort ulcu germ has fcbterr. UNI f6
on benz Wiocripru6, ben maal cridbrt. Ju
freucr.
@obrbtit' Waa fampft oft nit ibr,
tptnn man I III ft an idntpita sIuubt,
acin Wuntty. eab fh 70 pisf. ibtr.
ihdten; es 9cb6rt pcrbdltrtbnldbia sitl
@critOno Ou]u, I'M cin}uieben, bdb man
iutnig bat.
Wiro bic Sronibcit beHtr. boun nirp Der
@r}t iftthter.
WonG, Werihrn boIteu bic Wtlt fur tin
9robes Wtranugrngsloiai.
Nn uuicrr gcicsrn ridden ipjr urs am
bc'ier, lpenn mir ibrtn INNER Wnlab atben,
uns ~ b%tUunbttr.
Veglltdt mar mnrftt ehsbtm,
3o6 nobm iein Slid bic 6 be b m.
Worfe Seuts y a b II tein geiht, A..
nj @ d II nrr lmm,r zines.
&tr bic Sjrns 10 pirf turh's Nitroifop
t''rO0iet. iduit GsiabE iutlfbtis gu mer'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
0rltrrc Dlr9crmcillrrwabI.

en- ocm ctt01 800 Gjnpo6ner 8Gbs
Ienoen Srte Wideriteot Fri Grfurt,
prooin} Ga6Isn mar Die Mobl zines
~3lpsiten 3ijrpetmeiItcrs erIprberlid.
Sine an5aDl G~inrppbner eru6tete ben
Moteriohpaaren ~ @Gno!ero friiherer
&u1it un0 RbaptaIicpiYier, Stto
MooiGer ais Q~eeiopetsn Mnnu.. Gr
puroe gelpdba, oter 9e8cn icinc 0abt
,Dur0e 8rotelt eingcte1t un0 oie'e ni6t
beTtdiiQt. IS folte ibm oie SIT Dem
4mte erior0srljhe .Wftunq" feblen.
Hiir ole Ieulpabl lief nun 3o0iger
folqcnosa Slugblott psrbrciten:
Gietcn 9iirqer pon Wideriteot!
@ir tommen nddIten 6reitag.
oea ..., auf cine friIhe @o4I zines
2. 9iirQermeiIter5. DG6lbar Vim j6
nicoer, ia i) nod niht regcn deb
itabl Dor Gsri6t g"ctpeIcn bin, audi
bdte id) nod tein Bud Qefilidt. Wenn
i6 ouh unIittlife R%e0en9urten gegen
bic g8ittpc gartb Qefiibrt babe uno
bin nit 3 Mort 8eloItrufe b%eitraft
nor6en; oas lit feline G6unbe. Mcnn
i6 oen Re6tsdnpalt 0errn a%unreuter
aus @otbu bate, ser bate mid audi.
freiaebru6t. gu4 IoQ if i'm Sabre
1904 ciren Groid Ios QeldNen un0 2
'Gtnrs bsim Sirfden er76o'ien hnber,
Sd8 Iino Bis jebt aud feline GtrdFen,
BERN bis Berlin Iino Ie rod niht &c
fommen. Cd Elm nod nidt in Seuss
Oorf uuf Den NnItono ocpeNen no Clips
bon Wideriteot tato erihoNcr tuuroe.
Jg(HA base ih nod m%iemdn0en bic
3dbne einQeI9ld1en. 2tm IiebIten bat
ten mcine 5rcurce QcTe3en, pcnr R0s
bigger an osr Girmespoh, 'torb; ubec
IS 1T i6nen ni4t q%elltnoen, cy 1T pieoer
tpie cir Slid. Wsnn audi msin 6aus
rotb on1eitriher 1T. OoB '6dhet ni6ts.
Mer mar frijber Der qr0btc Ro!be?
Sttomdr R0hi1er,
MoterioIn1lrcnbdn0ler.
8a8 Slid ent'hieh in Der Reupnht
oeqsn ibn; !piiro9oon ergab 7if aber
Robiqer in Seir Gf;tIal. ME er bura
fol1en0e ncuc GunO9e6una 3ei9t:
Sric6s lei nit ms.
Ruh6em bic WablIhtnht oeihlds
dtn, br1nQt es mid meinen Iieben Mits
bijrqern fir ou8 mir in 70 REDEEM
Mabs entae9cnqebrahte @ertrouer
msinen berati6itep 0ont nit Der Bite
anssuTpre6er, mid 6ei portommenben
5Gaen in qutsm @nberten al bebaIten.
@lei63eitig empfeble ih meine neu elm
aetroTfenen tets teimfd6igen CONNER
@rtifel un0 MdteriaIipodren. Bite
befu6en sic mid, aud babe if Elm
6ab Souerfrdut friih duf1ei9ld9er.
Ottomur RDotger.
Widerite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

%palpImum ue,ogaro. Der 'ettoem feiz
res Qoitcn5 lntboben mor0en lit. Die
Re0ottcurs Be. C%oefoer 3eitungen gu
'ih bel6e,oer unb idote linen 'olQenz
bsa sd bcge, Sic pollen Die Wobr.
bel; itec Ole be; ans p%oyoeiolenen
WaFc.:e3 rey0iitrtljten. Rad oem
So:enmGr;'c': fam ID Sbren Dies
n:d). rcybje:sn. Gs bisre jbner ober
;ur N,tt'6ray, osB ole Qolise. uno
oa8 Wi.t:dc ocS as 9e,e;oi0unI be
:rad1.eH perNe@. uno Darn rGye sir
reuss 9N.bco 0a5 nod pie, mebr
Cr'e. 'o.oe-1 piiroe, MD, gu pcrmeis
ben"
60 sn:'h!cTsn T6 Die Heoat:suye.
ar sc Sp;Be Ser 3eitun9en slrioh mr.
he f6yed&hcr Worts 81 iegen: nWiy
Irc ce5puH9er, tbeE Die @or9Gn8t 81
i@re;ccr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Dit alto 1ude.


Nuf bulttr Sohc tirc &ude itcbt,
Sort mo Der Q3tg in ifmOItr &riiumuue
Gcbt;
Sfon mande bunocrt Sabre lparn fe alt.
6ea lcud)tcuo Dor ocm cruitcn %5Dhrcnpaio
@lcidt ic Der outeu ScmpcIbutcrin.
8icl Yloarc ihrtitcn bcimlih iu ibr hin.
TahfftiG fab ic mondcs Sttuoih,in,
lln3GBIigt Noncn grub man in ie ctu.
Die piclcu 9ptnoen t6ueu ibr uid1t ipth,
Sic p0d)it MIR nm 10 itolTr in bic Sob,
llub neil Der 2@ipitl in pCn Nimmcl itciat,
sic lire ,3ireiNe ircunolih ticitr uci0t,
3u elmer HoubC bic1cnO Dus WcaIt,
SaS tctncm Ncu0itrouQe 2ur6blid ldbt.
Scr Seui3cr picie ipurocr ibr pcrtruut,
Gldnr bat nm Qoor ic mitttcrIid, 0~ctroltt.
%ie Hcltte iptdicln unb Die Wtpo:n nudl,
Sod ntcaiola OuOcrt rdl ntr Gietc &ruuh.
Sic icbt mn bort odiiclbt icrt mn fort
Sod plNuo'rt uinmcr dus mas t~leluitc Nort.
Nur mnudunul Nadrts bel Commentaries
t,cbn
66rt man Gin Tluittrr nur6 bic 3!oci5t
Qchn
QtiS nit iib itlbct rourt ME NIte IA
Ypn UuuOcrlidEn 2irGta, bic Ie lab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Der riierfihti9t Aauarirnuugrl.

,3um SeetenIeber zines Sandrienpos
gels bat Semono in Der .Sruntfurter
,3citunQ" tiacn intereiidnten Seitrag
pelieiert: Sn Den erIten tinOerloIen
Sabrer meiuer G6s ipuroe Elm Sar5er
Ranarienpooel. nit Dem i6 meme
0ruu gum Weibnuftsfeit beIhentte,
Dor 6leicm W6cnO an un'er uno un'ez
tcr 6reunOe Gnt5ijder 0ur6 feline me-
Iootoier 2Guf, un0 5orter %Idn0dnbalz
tennen Triler. Meine erIten 0erIu6e,
i'm sum 2obn fir Oen uns td9lih be-
r%eiteten @enub sur Gnt0egenndbme
tIeiner 2ederbiiIen aus Der an Den IGs
fig geboltcnen 6ono au belpeNen, md6s
ten i'm 3undhit 'hcu uno unrubtg.
GieB i'd MIDI bdourh niht obI6reden,
70 fu6r CT aud pobl 5ornig ouf meme
Sano los, I'M oandd 5u baden.
6reunolihe Wue0duer iibcrludno ober
iein WiOerItreben, un0 nun 6uuerte es
niht lunqc, bis er 10 5utrdulid mur6e,
bab er niht nur in oller Grbe 0uS Inn
in Den Sdfil 8creihte aus Der San0
dufpidtc, IonOern audi bel Qe0ffncter
Sbir ouf Den Ruf ,0dns6en tomm!"
orf Ole b%urQebotene 6ono ilpq poer
iih iUobl aud auf Dem aopf, Der Naie
un0 'eIbit nem S6nurrbdrt nie6erlieb,
Inn BON bier aus feline melob,S6e
Stimme cri6olen gu ldIIen. 8as Or
itaunlidIte oter mar. 0aB er Iebr bal6
audi mein ytuben Ihon %ertdnnte, nod
E b e iA 0as 3immer tetrat, in benz
iein aGfig Itano. Meins 6rau tonnte
ii6 ni6t genug Odriiter luunoern, 0uB,
Iobolo i6 MIR Die GuBerite 5lurtbiir
Offnete, Der @o9el in iihtlihe Nufrss
Qung gerietb WGbren0 er iih beim
Sommen anOeter perionen, aud mel
ner 5rall, p00tg rubig perbielt.
Gu nuroe uno blieb 0aS unoeipo6ns
Ii6 5utrauli6e Sbierhen fir ldn9ere
3eit infer 2ieblinq, nit benz ih mid
bel pnb qern beI6dftiate. 0as an
berte Iid. IobaI0 unIer critics &ino inn
ben &dn9 itreitig gu MAIDEN 6egunn.
lln0 nun berettcte uns ods Bogelhel1
cine reltc lleberrdIdun9. Wenn i6
nit o@ni ainos auf Dem Q(rm ms
3immer trot unb MID nit inn obgab,
obne IonnerIih auf n0dns6en" gu
a4ten, geberNete iit oisIes, Ionit 70
rubiQ unO 3utruult6, in ieincm Sdfig
pie toQ. Wtit aeIprei3ten 5liiaeln rate
es ge8en Die @itteritGbe. ala ppne es
nit Geludlt binous, Tim aud Iein 5beil
an Der benz Sinbe 5ugewenOeten CART
Iidteit gu erbulten. IS berubiats li6
crit, penn i'd feline 5bijr 0ffnete uno
es riei, Ter 9ogel 3eigte alio niht
dlein Elm sritounIidea Wab BON ieis
mem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir ou8
Naben elmer ibm Defenders pertruuten
qerion, Ion0ern aud osutli6c NeuBes
rrnaen elmer - in oieIsm Safe po6ts
%begrijnOeten - Giferiu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Gin outer a4lrnrd1.

ngDie tqm es muir, buB Sic iib plob.
lid gum i0eiratben entidlofsn?"-
sd beIu6te einen Better in Wains.
Sinoerrei6e 5amilie, feline Wobs
nung =. bd entidloB id mid, n biss
den plat gu idaffen, unb nabm Mir
cine BON ben S0htern!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
DIS B(ut6OO in OOeGa.

neinen' eRer'on 0cri,5t puroen, mer'
Den jeBt ron eino@ ooy:;9er geridtz
sr1tatter Eieoer9cn3te Gin3el6ei.ea be-
iannt.
Mm q. C.toge, aa6 oem Gyfde;s
men 0es 3dyer%aUticlteB, 3po cine
@pI.smen4s pcy SAG Gr:sQeboVoe 0ss
Gtant@apptnonns ltclooac9 mo pers
ion0te .Erter Suy,,yaIea ots Hyeioobe
Der pp,ij[Ren G~g'sGosrtr. Ryeloes
bIei6 EES ~'r;e}""syE0 tras Neioooyo
CUT per Sd!tc" tHaas urS peyipyo6
GCes. ipt2 nan Gcu;e.. o,5 = BARN
ing 3'";rte- 3.:ua.eEtte. ta0.e sr:
Sic &e{l:, rc!>cH al MID oer.er!"
ur0 5Ipei G.urocn 'pGte- be0ann oie
qc:i5ei. .r.ey',1c: ron ncn Mi,i,ays.
Die MoiTatIfs be- 0ereH GeQen 5000.
MerIhen ermc.Net uGA 10000 PER-
nuroc. nuroer G,r Bio fir ois
teitic.jIGe Gyou cmlcj.. lie oafei gum
@oriGein fam, 0~i;yiten Die rod6cs
i6riebcncn Gpricocn tieter:
Sir lunqer G,G0cat Nomcns GiIers
bero mari il0 ~ Dem SQuTe. no e.
lpobrte, ZEN einNrj0ocnocn GoI0aten
entocoen uno iuhte lie bon Ser Mobs
nun0 zines Gymtr S6nci6er5 ab3lls
Gdltcn. 0druuf },rrter i'm ME Col.
odten ouf oie S'rlFs uno 3crfleiIhten
i'm BORT blth't5olih nit ibrcr 9Gio.
nettcn. 9CIs Iejn, stern. oie nit Dor
bo8 Nauathor Hinousde1tiir3t paren.
bel oicIcm 'hrca,idcn Qlnblif 3t lam
mern bcoonnen, -hrie ber CFfi3ier oes
3ctaGemert8. gu Dem Sic Gplhaten oe
b6rten. .Sis Nyyciben einem Die
S6ren nit ocm CcIhrei!" un0 0C6
Den QcIebl, nit aucy Mrdbt All from
meln, nm 0as Namncrn ser alien
Gcute 3u i%itertGuGer.
Sin poliSeitommi1Gr te~lepbpnirte
mad elmer a%uBcrbOlb C0eTu8 Qcle0cnen
grouerci, 0ie 2trbcitcr oerIelten MIDI
ten iofort in ole StdOt .ommen, ga Nie
Observation-Disclosures bic C~rthn0prcn hin.
fnldhteten. WuF 0cn Q8eQe eripartete
er tic @rGciter, ucrtGcilte untcr fe &c.
poIper unO IdQte. .9riioer! raid,
modt Elm GnOe nit ocn Sunoen, Ss6r
t0nnt jeOey in Elm paar Stunoen Sun
bcrtc BON Rubeln pcrOjenen.
0cr Sffisier Satou(op, ser an Der
Gpibe Iciner Qdtrouife ourh Die
GtraBcn 3oQ, Ia6, lric GoIofen elm Sc
Ihift p%liinocrten. Gr befabt feiner
Wdnnic6oft, in 0ie RoIdten 5u Idie
fen. 9dfiir lieS i'm Der Sommuns
oant per6aften. sl #Jf
Sine GbIt6dnolerjn flihtete Iib nit
ibren otei fteinen Giaoern in ben aels
Ter; Elm Mou0b Drama Elm uno nabm
ibr aht Ruhel an: oarulF bctam tie
cine NlBnmer. i9chn gSinuten fpdter
lam cim3ipeiter R0p0m uno foroert,
ebenTdQg. eSef0cu al, NE aQes fpeoosoe
ben aubhnheB ertia rteo Fpahcrte er einc
8cItGti0unQ Daiirgg unN, rals er ole
Nummrqir ;5rer t1nb, fa6, IieB er lie
an 2eben. slime
r@c0cnii6cr Der RoIatentdIernc bate
Elm Schneider einen 2a0en, Ser BON
.Soloatcn acplijn1ert ipuYoe. 0teIel6en
3oQen oie Bcl3e, Die Der Sdnciocr BORT
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Moreland

On March 16, Mrs. George
Moyes presented her husband
with a fine baby boy. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
The entertainment given by the
Y. M. M. |. A. on the evening of
March 20, was voted one of the
best OF the season. The people
are very proud of the talent in tie
ward and do all in their power TO
encourage those who have been
providing the excellent dramatic
entertainments that have been
given by home talent this winter.
On Monday morning, respond
ing to a call, the citizens met with
teams, plows and scrapers and
proceeded to pillow and level the
public square, which will be seed
cd down with lawn grass. About
$50 shade and ornamental trees
will be planted this spring, which
will be added to each year until
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Riverside

Miss Vivian Perry is confined
to her bed this week.
For Sale-Five hundred cedar
posts. Enquire at the postoffice.
The infant boy of Loren Ohm
stead died of pneumonia last
week.
Mrs. G. H. Meecham presented
her husband with a baby girl on
the 18th.
The Y. L. M. 1. A. gave sur
prise party to their president, Mrs.
Eliza Fackrell, on Tuesday even.
ing, presented her with fine
rocker and cushion and served
luncheon which they brought in
them. They also came prepared
to render a program which was
made part of the lunch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Notice Of Assessment

Basalt Water Company, location
of principal place of business,
Basalt, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at
a meeting of the board of direct
ors held on Wednesday, March 8.
1905, an assessment of Is cents
in cash per share was levied upon
the capital stock of their corpora
ton, as per the ruling of stock
holders meeting held March s,
1905, that the stock be and here
by is increased 4 to l share so as
to stand on par with Cedar Point
stock in mum Der. Said assessment
payable to R. F. Dye, treasurer,
Basalt, Idaho. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall be
onpaid May 1, 1905, will be de
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless pay
ment be made before, enough of
each parcel of stock will be sold
May 10, 1905, to pay said assess
ment with cost of advertising and
expense of sale. The above
assessment can be paid by single
hand labor If done at the call of
superintendent r. F. Dye By
Order Of Board of Directors.
VIM. M. DYE, Secretary,
Basalt, March %, 1905.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Basalt

J. M. johnson is moving to his
ranch.
Don G. Walker was visitor to
our town Monday. .
j. L. Davis was in Pocatello on
business last week.
The school will give a dance
and ice cream party Friday.
Mrs. Lavina Miskin, of Willow
Greek, is visiting relatives here.
George johnson was in town
with lime for the Davis Mercan.
tile company.
Joe Bybee is in town and will
live in the Amer house until he
can erect a dwelling.
W. M. Thayer, of PocatelIo,
was here Tuesday taking stock of
the Weeter Lumber yard.
The Y. M. and Y. L. M. |. A.
gave an entertainment on the
evening Ct March %, commenc-
ing with a program and auctioning
baskets that had been furnished
by the young ladies, after which
dancing was INDUCED in. An
enjoyable evening was spent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Presto

A grand ball was given at the
Presto school house last Friday
evening by the members of Lin
coin camp M. W. A. Music was
furnished by the Basalt orchestra.
The affair was success from every
point of view.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carson,
of Idaho Falls, have moNd upon
a tract of land recently purchased
by James Just from Harry Ben
nett. The Carsons are the parents
of Mrs. Just.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Stake Appointments

STAKE APPOINTMENTS FOR April, 9
Groveland-Adolph Nielsen.
Moreland-Geo. F. Shelley
Soren Jorgensen.
Riverslde-Jos. Holland, S. R.
Hurst.
Thomas-John H. Berg, L. r.
Jensen.
Rich - MILFORD Christensen,
William Stoddard.
Tilden-John Rider, Chas. A.
Robertson.
Taylor-Jos. Johnston, 0.
Buchanan.
Shelley = Rheuben Belnap,
Chapman.
Woodville-Chas. Lyon, @.
Belnap.
Basalt--Jas. Wray, Chas. Dal-
ton.
Goshen - Griffith Williams,
Louis Noake.
For APRIL 10TH
Moreland-Adolph Nielsen.
Riverside-George F. Shelley,
Thomas Mitchell.
Thomas-Joseph Holland, M.
4. Hammer.
Rich-John II. Berg, A. Porter.
Tilden-A. G. Jensen, Lars
'orensen.
Taylor John Rider, Ernest A.
irover.
Shelley-Jas Johnston, Eugene
Iimball.
Woodville Reuben Belnap, W.
lindsay.
Basalt-Cbarles Lyon, j. G.
christensen.
Goshen-James Wray, Walter
'unot.
Howard - Griffith Williams.
ohm SANDER.
Blackfoot-Heber G. Rich Jas
hristensen.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Veighborhood Notes.

the entire square is converted into
a park. The people consider this
will be an improvement on the
sage brush which has fourished
there in the past.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
Academy News Notes

The Board of Trustrees of the
Academy. of Idaho met on Tues
day the twenty first, and re-organ-
lied. Mr.. J. F. Kane, of Poca-
tello, was elected President of the
Board, and Mr.. John W. Hart
of Menan, Secretary. Trustrees
Kane, Cleare, and Hopson of
Pocatello now comprise the execu-
tive Committee-an arrangement
that will be of great advantage in
conduct ofthe Academy's affairs
as meeting can be held on short
notice.
Extensive Improvements and,
additions to the buildings will be
made during the summer. And it
is expected will be ready for next
years term. Architects are now
working on the, plans and speci6-
cations and the work of building
will be begun as soon as practicable
This has been a busy week for
students and teachers alike, for
the term examinations have been
under way. The showing has
been very creditable. Monday
next the last term of the year be-
gins and it is expected that it will
be busy one, for the students
all seemed to be determined to
get the best out of their courses
md that they are doing it is evil
fenced by the high class work
hat is being done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
AMUSEM ENTS.
frankie Tonight.

At the Op"'a House, this evening
that popular little act!ess, frankie
Carpenter supported by an excellent
company. headed by Jerc Grady, will
open a four days engagement. -Four
matinecs as we'll as FOUR evening per-
formances will be given. The plays tn
be presented ir" most attractive ami
well adapted To show this clever
actress and her excellent company ut
their best.
At the matin"" and evening perform
anrr. today. "I.isbcth of Hickory Hol-
ler" will be til" attraction. At each
performance first class vaudeville fea-
lures will be presented. TEis company
has it's own concert Orche Stra when
alW lyS proves Il popular feature. Eacn
production is finely staged. and MOTH
ing is left undone thai ar add to ;he
audiences pleasure. The indications
are that the largest audiences ~ the
season will greet frankie Carpenter
and Jere Grady during their present
visit here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

M.sSrs. Jackson nf CampellO and
Young of Hailowcll had What might be
called a try-ort at The rooms of the
Augusta Athletic Club last evening.
Both are wrastlers Of So,,:e repute AMI
are sIprcmelv confident Of their re-
srectivc abilities N the wrestling game.
In a lively bout each secured a fall, ut
the conclusion of which. Young issued
4 challenge to his opponent for a flu
ture match for 500 a side. The chaI-
lcrge was accepted and the bout will
b" held in 1boIt two weeks. The Au-
ousta Athletic Club will furnish the
purse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
A Dinner Invitation.

After hearty meal dose of Kodol
Indigestion kodol is a thorough digest
art and guaranteed cure for indigeS-
tion. Dyspepsia. Gas on the Stomach.
Sour RiSirgS. Bad Rreat TIL and all 81 omach
troubles. \. Watkins. LesbuS. Ky. says
Il can testify to the efficacy of kodol i'm
the cure of Stomach Trouble. ! was
afflicted with Stomach Trouble for fifteen
years and have taken six bottles Of youI
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. which entirely
cured me. The six bottles were worth
5000 ITO me-" kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest any quantity of all the wholesome
food you want to eat while your sat oma oh
takes contemporaries and grows
strong. This wonderful preparation is
justly entitled TO all of it's many remark
able cures. Sold by Bowditch, Webster 4
Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

According to the daily record of the
weather as kept by the janitor at the
post office. the weather report for the
month of February is AS follows: There
There were Is fair days during the
month, ~ on which snow fell and two
which were cloudy, without precipita-
ton. The temperature for the month
was cold. and only five days Of the %
days could be called mild. they being
the 18th. goth. 2lst. 22d and 18th. Dur
ing the month there were J. days on
which the wind was west or southwest.
and 10 on which the wind WAS east or
northeast. The wind was northwest on
tive days. and southeast once. on the
18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
Germany Gives Us q Statue.

The statue Of Frederick the Great pre-
scented to our government by Germany
was dedicated few weeks ago with i'm
posing ceremonies. 1t was accepted large
ly as a tribute of friendship between the
two countries. 1t was over 80 Years ago
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was
presented to the American people. and
thousands of persons have voluntarily tes-
titled to its wonderful curative powers in
cases of poor appetite. belching bloating.
ton. dyspepsia, constipation. imn1re
blood general debility colds and Ia
grippe: 1t has often cured when ali other
remedies failed. Weak and rundown
taking a few doses Of the Bitters. Wa
urge all sickly people to try 1t at onca'
Good health win be your sure reward
Avoid all substitutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

Special revival services will be held
ut the Gospel Mission. every evening.
this week. William Tucker of Brock
ton, Mass. will be present and speak
He will be assisted by Misses Patten
ard Porter. and others. \ cordial invi-
tation is given to the public to attend
these services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

The funeral services of the late
Charles w. " ebber were held ut Car
diner. yesterday afternoon. Prayers
were offered AT the home OH East
Chestnut street. in this city at 10
O'Clock in the morning. by Rev. G.. F..
negon. after which the remains We're
taken to Gardiner. where the services
were held ut 40 p. NJ. at the residence
of Mrs. Joseph GlaZier. on Central
sree, Rev. Mr.. Clark officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
pleasant and Harmless,

Don't drug the stomach to cure cough
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mucous
draws the intla mmatlon out of the throat
lungs and bronchial tubes. heal>. soothe<
and es. 4 quick cure for Group anu
Whcop4ng Cough. One Minute Cough
Cure relieves a cough in one minUc be-
cause it acts first on the mucous men,
brane right where the cough troubles-in
the throat or deep-Se2tad on the lungs.
Sold by ROWditCh. Webster < Co.