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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
PETIT JURY LIST.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
In Circuit Court,
= Villas County,

TIC Nild w II vi CbAA A"SO -
serve on the Petit Jury for the May
1906 term of Circnit Court Of Villas
County, Wisconsin.
Charles Hegg Arbor Vitae
John Cummings Lac du Flam beau
James Schef Eagle River
Frank Hall Jr. .
Oscar Peterson Arbor Vitae
Jerry Holland Lac du Flambeau
Ben Jensen " g .
N. NJ. Emmons Eagle River
Mat Kramer g 6
A. E. Croker 9 g
Phillip Falkner Arbor Vitae
j. C. Seve1ence Eagle River
Anton Halverson Star Lake
Lorenzo Carpenter Eagle River
w. H. Bomber +" g
w. H. Dyer I" 9
Ed H. Dent " g
Jacob johnson Pioneer Lake
Ferdinand Matka Arbor Vitae
Albert Budde Eagle River
Peter Caldwell Arbor Vitae
j. H. Kuehne Eagle River
Homer Mckee g Z"
Charles Wagner Hackley
Henry Manual
Peuer Jilson Lac du Flam beau
Simon Long Arbor Vitae
VIM. Persohn Eagle River
Charles Smith Sayner
Charles Elierman Star Lake
Arop Reed Conover
Joseph Tooley Eagle Biver
Stewart Langill
George jackson -"
August We'll g
Albert Casky State Line
/, Finn Lawler, Deputy Clerk of the
said court, do hereby certify that on
this 8th day of May, A. D., 1906, in
the presence of o. w. Sayner, A. H.
Stevens and Janees Mckinley, Special
Jury Commissioners of Villas County.
/ drew from the names furnished by
the Jury Commissioners for said
county the foregoing named persons
to serve as Petit Jurors 1T the May,
4. d. 1906 term CT said court.
AMOS RADCLIFFE. Clerk of Court.
BY Finn LAWYER, Deputy.
We, the undersigned Special Jury
for Villas County, do
hereby certify that the drawing OF
the aforesaid Jury cook place in our
presence at the office Of the Clerk of
said Court on the 9Th day OF May, A.
D. 1906.
O. w. SAYNER,
A. II. STEVENS,
JAMES MCKINLEY
SDecial jury Comm SSioners.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
BARS SIMPLE SPELLING.
OpriatiOn Bill Carries millions,
bat No Ne1C Form of Words.

Washington. Dec. with an appropriation OF
over $310GOO00 and a provision barring Sim
plifed spelling% in documents authorized by law
or ordered by Congress. the Legislative Execu-
tive and Judicial Appropriation bill for 1905
reported to the House to-day by the APP
preparations Committee and was made a special
order for Monday. The amount carried by the
bill is S6SjS42 less than the estimates. The ap-
preparation for the current fiscal year aggre-
gated $50 ,1GG 4S5. The entire number of sal
aries carried in the bill is 14.72T. or 2O2 less
than included in the estimates therefor and 30
more than provided for the current year. An
increase from $500 10 Sl,+O0 is made in the
aliowa11ce 20 members or the House for clerk
hire and the requirement that members certify
tina T they have spent this amount is omitted
The appropriation for miscellaneous expenses for
the Senate is cut from S100Opp to S5OO00 The
salary OF the secretary TO the Speaker is in
crea sed from 60. on 10 81 000
The hill IS reported to the House by the Com
nittee on Appropriations to-day SAYS: Here
after in printing documents authorized by law
or ordered by Congress or either branch thereof.
the Government Printing Office shall follow the
rules Of orthography established by Webster's
or other generally accepted dictionaries OF the
English lanEUaEe
The bill carries total appropriation of S31.-
@1I.52-h Public Printer .5tnunes'e salary is in
creased from $1,000 TO $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
NO IDEA OF NEW TREATY
REIIER4TED DENIAL.
Neso Contention zcith Japan Not
EUen C0ntem plated.
rFron Ths Tribune Bureau.

washington Dec 7.-Emphasizing the author
itative denial that new treaty with Japan was
either In process of negotiation or under con-
temptation which appeared in this mornings
Tribune the President to-day directed the as
emphatic announcement of the fact TO members
Of the press Mr.. Bacon, who had been in con-
ference with the President said. on leaving the
White House offices: No treaty: nothing
like new treaty with Japan is in contempla-
ton by the President"
Asked If there were not some reservation
about this statement and If recent conferences
between the japanese Ambassador and the Pres
ldent were not likely to lead TO a new treaty.
Mr.. Bacon denied cetegorically and emphatically
that such the case. adding that II was the
Presidents wish that this denial should have as
wide and prominent publicity as had been
accorded 20 the various unwarranted stories al
leging that treaty providing for japanese
exclusion was being negotiated or under consid-
GRAFTON contemplation.
At different times in the course OF the day
the Secretary of State. the Japanese Ambas-
sador, Assistant Secretary of State Adee. who
was alleged 10 be preparing the treaty and
other officials denied the reports with equal en-
ph2sis- Senator Flint, Of California. who called
on the President to-day said that the Japanese
question was not even referred 10 in his con-
VersatiOn with the Executive
Senator Cullom. chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Relations, who called the assis-
tant secretaries OF state to-day, said, as he
starting for his home: There is absolutely
truth in the widely published reports that the
with japan There is nothing Of the kind in
progress"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
STANDARD-GAS DEAL.
Special PRICE FOR OIL.
Trusts Estimate of Cost Of Lumi-
pqnt Criticised by Experts.

,-se-arr Corporation Counsel William P
,,- saws he mas found a ''nigGer" in the Stand
.-5,p, f-anpany's woodpile. Mr. Burr made pub
y. ,es-erGay a contract by the Standard OIL
,,,--,srv with the Consolidated Gas Company to
.,-,isb .-rleQ00OO gallons OF oil to the gas COM
..,,,- a. ner cent of it Al 4S75 cents a gallon
sr5 tbs resi- al g. ~ cents Mr.. Burr said this
VAS a cent more than any other company had to
fae standard for the same kind Of oil. and
n, declared thar cents difference in that cost
Mould make al least five cents more in the cost
~ Gas ar every thousand cubic feet.
ar Burr also made public statement OF his
sx,ort accountants working on the books OF the
.o-,rar7 II shows that gas by the companv's
b.,.s costs - - cents a thousand instead Of
-lSf. as the company said, that land the COM
,rs,.v SAYS IS worth Sl6OO00OO cost only 50 900 -
,sa and thar gas production does not increase
,se value oC land on which p plant is erected: :
-hst the company figures in its cost Of gas sew
e-aI items Mr.. Burr believes ought not 10 be
considered al All; that some OF the franchises
tbe company claims through old companies have
ev7ired or VII soon expire, and that the company
has ninery-three miles less OF mains than il
Claims Inasuuch as William Rockefeller. James
s,i.lnan and other men are directors in both the
Standard on Company and the Consolidated Gas
Con,rany. 'Ir Is fair 70 assume" said Nr Burr
that there Is q Niger IN the woodpie"
Mr. Burr has been fighting the gas case since
July Is Ias- when the action in equity 10 have
The S0-ce1t gas Jaw declared unconstitutional
The company claiming l. conhscatory, was be-
gun He tried Immediately 10 get hold Of the
coupa1ys books He declared last night:
They fought me- hard and bitterly. and doled
OUT what Information they only cared for me
10 have, piecemea-, but I protested 10 Special
Master Arthur II. MasIen. 10 whom Judge La
conlbe had referred The case. and he upheld me
and gave me permission 70 have the books
brought down We Went through them and
this contract and this has come out in the hear
ing bur has not been published yet. Nor have
the accountants reports Warwick Mitchell &
Co did The accountants work and have had a
large force N men working night and day.
The aco0untants' report is here quoted:
F.Tst-TVe ind that the total cost of manu-
featuring and distributing the gas sold TO pri-
vare consumers II the city Of New York by the
Consolidated Gas Company during the year 1908
was 40 cents per l.00o cubic feet. This cost
includes charge for depreciation OF III cents
per Wn cubic feet. the same as made by the
company IL It's account.
SeCond-XNe further ind that Exhibit No 81
as submitted by the Consolidated Gas Company
n surpor- - their contention that the cost for
gas Tor 1sH5 was 74S1 cents Per .Oeo cubic
feet includes number Of charges which DO
not appear IN rs TO be properly applicable 70
the cost of manufacturing and distributing gas
TIE following is summary Of the accounts eX-
Guided by Us;
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
BLACK OUT OF FIRM.
Er-Gouernor UHhdro5cs from Part
nersMp-U'H Practise Alone.

Ex-Governor Frank :, Black, for about eight
years head of the law firm of Black. Olcott.
Gruber & Bonynge, with offices in the Maiden
Lane Building, announced To his friends this
week that January l he intended 70 sever
his connection with the firm and open an office
on his own account.
Ex-Governor Blacks firm is one of the best
known in the city. Mr. Black successfully de-
Tended Roland T.. Moineux on his final trial,
and has had other celebrated cases.
When Terence McManus. of Mr. Blacks firm.
was seen last night, he said:
The firm OF Black Olcott. GrUber < Bonynge
expires by limitation on January l. Mr.. Black
is going to withdraw and establish an office
next door To His practice hencefOTth will
be almost wholly limited counsel work. our
firm. when reorganised, will be OlcOtt. Gruber
Bonynge & McManus..
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
MATCHES FATAL AGAIN
TArcc-Tcar-OId Boz Sets Fire to
House and Dies an Flames.

While his mother vas cooking the supper and
waiting for papa" 70 come home little "Tom-
mie" Murray, three years old. crawled into a
narrow room adjoining the kitchen Of their home
at No. 1871 Clinton avenue. early last evening
and while playing with matches, set fire to the
house There was quantity of turpentine in
the room where the child playing and in A
moment the blaze became so fierce that the
mother was driven out every time she attempted
10 push her way through to save the child
The flames swept through the whole house. and
the mother barely got her eight other children
out when the kitchen was abaze Three alarms
were sent in. The flames caught neigthoring
houses and for time II looked as If a whole
row Of frame dwelling houses would be sve<t
AWAY. Three OF them We're almost DESTROYED he
fore the fire was put out. When the fremen got
into the little room of the Murray home where
the fire broke out "Tommie' was dead He had
been suffocated before the flames burned him
seriously II was thought The damage was
bout $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TOTTNG MACHINE OPENED
one IN Moreland's County Failed to
Register Democratic TOtcS

Emira. X Y, Dec AT an extraordinary
term of the Supreme Court here this afternoon,
Justice Sewen presiding, one OF the voting ma
chimes used at the recent election. and which II
was held by the Democrats did not properly reg
fster the vote aE cast, opened.
In working the machine, il discovered
that when the Democratic lever was pulled II
did not register the vote as having been east
II had been maintained by the Democrats that
- All the votes cast mad been counted, the Dem
ocratic candidate for member Of the Assembly
,,,o,id have beeen elected Sherman More
land as well as the Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
SHOUS BAILEY TOUCHERS
Teras attorney General GiJes Proof
Of Oil Payments.
by Telegraph TO rhe rribuns.l

Austin. Tex. Dec. senator Baieys public
planstion OF his connection with the president Of
the Waters-Pterce Oil Company has evoked the
following reply from Attorney General Davidson.
which Is addressed 10 the Senator:
but for the fact that the charge IS made that
have in my possession and am using forged docu-
ments connecting your name with the Waters
Pierce Oil COMPANY I would not make any reply
10 your letter.
Ny sense of duty 10 the people of this state
tmpels make public the evidence in my
possession relating that matter. and 7 herewith
give copies Of said documents 70 the press. The
documents not forgeTies.'
The first voucher is dated at St Louis, June So
1850, and is the Waters-Pierce company 70 H.
Clay Pierce debtor for demand loan of 5000 TO
Joseph ". Baile-- and is indorsed Account Texas
Cases" Another is Henry Stribbing, of
Waco Tex. for account Of expense in trust civil
case OF state of Texas vs.. Waters-Pierce oil Com
pany Waco. $L50e."
In connection with thts voucher is the following
telegram:
Lake Neaagarnon, Wis, June =.
II Johnson approves authorize Bailey 70 lqon
should quiet an Texas parties. Tel him T-.l see
him soon. H. G.. PIERCE.
A notation on the telegram reads:
s. draft drawn by Bailey for $500
Another voucher reads:
Haters-Pierce oil Company to IT. c. Pierce Dr.
A%oon' ss3 paid to J. y" H"''ey account Texas cases
Among other documents made public is q note
signed by W Bailey, payable 10 tne order OF r.
e. Pierce. for $500 Gated Washington. AaCch l.
1901 for value received: letter signed hy J. "
Bailey addressed 10 II. Q. Pierce. asking MIN 70
send New York exchange for &l.750. and another
addressed 10 J. p. Gruet. secretary. and signed ny
II. c. Pierce. president follows.
Please send New York exchange FOR s. .750 for
Joseph ". Bailey Gainesville. Tex, and charge
against legal expenses account Of Texas legislation.
this amount personally to Mr.. Bailey in
resnonse 10 his incIosed letter OF March 2S Since
ten Mr.. Bailey has returned the amount to me.
and il is proper for the company 10 make this
paEmeut.
Attach Nj BaiIeys letter to your voucher and
merely iuclose the draft 70 him without voucher.
His iuClused letter WI Toe your voucher
Mr.. Bailey says he probably VIII not return 10
Washington till the Texas Legislature decides lis
fate and certainly not till after the holidays. To-
day he addressed 2 class at the law school Of the
State University on constitutional law. His PUBLIC
explanation OF his relations with the president Of
the Waters-Pierce OH Company has lessaned rather
than increased his, chance of election.
The Dallas News and Tine Galveston News
which heretofore have remained neutral. comment
ing upon the oil situation revealed by M Baeys
exclamation this morning. demand that the Legs-
laturc defeat him Thousands are DESERVING the
Senator and there seems TO be indispItable eyl-
ieuce that his sun has in Texas.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
RATLU'AT BILL PASSED.
French Dcggties Tctc Government
OzcncrshiD Hcasare.

Paris. Dec. THE proposal that the state pur-
chase tho Western Railroad passed the cham
Der Of Deputies to-day by 36+ votes To 1S7 II
will go into effect at the end Of a year
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
- - . .-he T-Lbune ]

= of,fs Dee In an interview this afternoon
m ,f, .c,rtr,yersz bet vvecu Senator Bailey ana Al
t,.,fat. r.rpral Davidson II Texas. John u. John
son inc general counsel Of the NaJers-Pierce on
COmVany- said 7.., 49,,
.Tie 5000 note mentioned ny Mr. Davidson and
.tf.- mars we're stolen by "a trusted employe Of
the romIauv who also secretly made copies of
1.ne4 u obtaining hush money from President
Pierce -, ,,
.T5s even went 80 far continued Nj. johnson.
as 10 demand of ne nat Mr. fierc" pay MN
.gs 30 accompanying the demand WITH the threat
tIs- r Nh ri er,- did not he would give the
Information ae had 20 Attorney General iiadley
foT llse I'M Tho Missouri antitrust case His demand
was inGl lprantIv refused. whereupOn he furnished
Afrnrreg General Hadley with all of the informa-
tou that me had acquired
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
coatlnued on second page.
TIE 2cTH CENTURY LIMITED.
FC CkslChCO IN 18 HOURS.

N.9- York 80 = 81 arrives Chicago So
.---,' st--l ulgHts ride ag inc = - lDftiN
h-i- LIMOS "Amallca's fsT aatest Railroad
aI1.r other .azt tga-us 10 Chicago ana 81 Louis
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
SCHWAB HURRIES HOME.
Saws He Has Bought the Greatest Mining
Camp in the World
LRy Telegraph 70 The Trlbune. !

III Paso, Tex, Dec. Charles NJ. Schwab is
burrying back TO New York 10 night. He says
he has bought the greatest mining camp in rht
world in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

In IS Uours via pennsylyanIa Railroad rock
ballast dustiess roadhed. Leaves N-w Nork $500
p Nj arrives Chicago $50 A. NJ Other fast trains
TO Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati and ST. Lonls--
ACVL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
Its Purity has made it famous."-Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

TRY COZ u & BLACK LABEL. T. , e Crown
anerrIes only standard Sherries bottled abroad
AdVt-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
nrNRI coNFiSEUR, 81 7-ee w. 44TH.

80. tsfn,,odrone Partisan Tea Room. Patisse-
IgP9Cisces FTaneaiSes, Bonbons Catalosue.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Third-The cost of manufacturing included in
the total COST of $3.50 cents per Zoo cubic feet
amounts 70 a239 cents In the holder, conrrasted
wttE an acreage cost Of % Il cents in the holder
Tor the companies supplying gas 70 the CON
soh6ared company under agency contracts, IS
shown fv -hetr statements rendered 10 The lat
-e- company.
Mr. Burr also said that IN fixing the price Of
gas The company claimed profits on 100000 600
~ capitalization. whereas he says. II actually
invested IL gas only S3O000.00o
The figures on cost Of plants are:
Es-TEa-E- OF TOTAL COST OF MANFFATTAS
Plants
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
aN0TNT INVESTED

Box "a s-s - the C-n-o.iaared Gas Com
Ta-r sa.e- 70 = lfo5 above itens,-..; S53' -
ta-. ............-- -. sao.ooooco
s-,.-e ss.a SIS e.ooo 2oAs ssococoo
Gas v--s- i- Gen aaaa earaelty5 1000 30 ooo
as- -rrar, stoo- ...--...---- s2.5co.ooO
r5a.-. asaa- ....'..s.-..-- sl.5oocoo
P-ss.a. sza1- o. lard ny real estate
separately aad apar from other
p, e-.--- ~ Pho Consolidated cas- Com
sg ez7s-,s ,- .-e -ity NJ N,z Y9-s aH9a- si0oo0oo
.s7 ss."7 '-[r tre books -
,'.- ,''''a'. y expert 100000
= a... ss ,.. .z5, geT-,.ss sTis.s7l ga ea-1 @
~ ab-a. ..........-..- 100000
~a. s-ca shows said Mr Burr. that
cTerv ".e The ooe- - eas is lowered 10 the con-
F'.rer rra ..---arv makes more money through
m Increased u-e ar gas"
-- aete -Hr0ugh tho comranys hooks NJ
H- a.l -r. expert acoauut0n1s went into
're- r-r.a5-. -ra Consolidated Gas Company
o-r- --er -lc ny some thar went back to "Bi1I"
ua. ana the first - th- franchises
A" Pho On eaarari-@ is dated fn is22 Sir. Burr
s' -af I'm re' rf the LEGISLATURE NJ 1>71 gave
= '.'-r a-i.s.is-s ir.iUiirg isaac 2 Martin
'a ~E -anufao,ure gas under cortajn CON
o'."-s T...e ne1 assigned t.ai~ rights afto~
Tho er -a- acr 20 W'fen ". Tweed.
Pio7a-5 p CoHIeg. A. oeke, HaH. Alexander
Pr Fr-ar Tt'''au Hi-chwan. Peter B Sweeny.
Larara STANLEY. Matthew r. Brennan,
Thomas g. F.sl5s and others All of these men
we've carre.taH --ith Tweed. Tonlev being Tho
co~'r.re- .1ea Hsu tho Nav.~. HH~hmau Pho
spesEer ~ rho Assembly. Shauleg fudge. and
''faEnS-. the sheriff SIT Burr s7ys these mon
tT.@'-t themselves iuto an executive connitte"
"hIe1 assigned taeir rights to O.. s. Bushnell
and others. who transferred the franchise 10 an
H.-nr ev.cg#ve committee that assigned n 20
20" I.r.er GAS Company on February -. 1874.
0aes'fan The legality q those assignmenJs.'
f'- Pr Burr. "and the assigushility of such a
t-0ro-iee
"e have more valuable matter than this
eie- aur ] cannot make il public just now We
ha"n been 70 see James r. Garfield, Of President
A'oseFe.rs Cabinet and he gave Us some in
FORMATION ee can make use Of soon Senator
"i.red T. Page who framed the s0-cent gas
-a7, Went nith me- We go before Special Master
.aast-n Monday. We VIII try 10 continue the
hea-lHgs The company has fifteen days 70 put
~ re9li'als Mr Nasten decided then"
i'#n &. Carver. of counsel for the Consoli-
e.@. Cos Company gave out statement last
"s.r saving In part:
ne contract between The Consolidated Gas
iLan- ana the Standard oil Company WAS
CaatInued Second page
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
OVER NIGHT TO CHICAGO.
EMNSVf NANtA GDEFIAI

Continued on second page.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Orange. y. J.. Dec Ferdinand ". tfrelle. who
lost his life in fraternity house FIRE at cornell
University was the son OF Edward e. tirslle. ot
Paramount avenue. NaplevooJ south Orange Fie
was about fWcuty vecrs 0hl He entered o-uel
fr,-0 the Carterst ACADEMY orange and WIS
member of the freshman class tn the Scheot cC
NIIne= Ills parents We're Informed thiS morning
ANA went Ithaca
t,iarenr4 j. Pope another victim Of the FIRE. =
the son ~ James F. Pope. OF No 3 ProspseS
street orange. He graduated from the
Newark Academy before going to So-ne.i wntrs
hs was in the freshman class. His mother aau
brotSer Dr Edward r. Pope. OF New Rochelle.
started for Ithaca this morning
Pittsburg Dec James r. McCutcheon. ths
Pfttsbure student injured in the Cornell University
ere is the son OF John l. MeCUlcheOn, deceased
hardware merchant The family is one of the best
Lnovyn An the city Mrs. MCCutCheOn. mother oc
the young man, started for Cornell University i'm
rnsdateIy upon receipt OF the news
- NJ Curry Is a OF the late II. NJ. curry. q
former official OF the Carnegie Steel Company and
one OF Andrew Carnegie's early partners
York. Penn. Dec LEROY SChmUck who dee
Of injuries received In the Ithaca FIRE was 20
cf J. Harry SehWuck, prominent coo! and lunla 3
merchant OF Hanover. this county. The yOun4
man had been A. Cornell University Two ysars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

IrcnT nv - distinct anv1a .e
sioksn IN sAilsa issia are Sop ro,
sc>srs o. lss iltfed vorl
ptati> ,ips t. wa u. Cris4,
10 al ~ cesiOrsncss. sure IA -ssf
sses, word 1, = NOSE Hl,sb,e. rt,r
M alich SOME ars elongated IS ~
~ aaron VI, ttey RIA to ten ~
iaa.es. NE ca-pa i-oeheakmfahrn.s.,c
iiF-a IA soniail Worl u'earins; III.
VAC helougs - hin We beloreS u
wc win coa'i4ue ic.',1s himss'f bt
% ielt some ~1sihaso dives
TIE spsS lack vert aef ac'.a. o'Erf.
ere as eoupl ard =. es.s.se Il.
creek au@ La,' NigctsSn:h Coz
a..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

49, -------- -
Butter Wrappers Tor sale 4 'ld'
esier
rue temperature rise o 10 last
Monday
Jos whecler vas - Bose a day
iais wees
+. " C;oodis2 returned today
fgoln a two weeks rip = Chic 80.
lust received . carload d gem
nine Rock spring coal
& Z. borden.
The rounty comn'issiopers adj
jsirucd tle regular July session,
lat Tuesday
!. 81 pcrrinc ard = u Ncenl-
lsM were over from Twin Fans The
inst ot',lie weed,
Mes.r- koei-ci and Ewald ar
rved rom Boise Tuesday 70 expert
the books u The county.
q 2. Noyinser will leave nest
week i,fa trip cast He expect 70
BE- AWAY about three weeks.
In ing and g. s Roe were up
foni Rnperi his morning cuoutc
up the hrancl for an outing.
Owing to the fact that We have
bad 20 wmk sinelc-haueIed this
week Tie paper is q little bate
viii Parry arrived from Rupert
to-day TO take a chpir il Whiting
ION, barlar sliopliof q lew weeks.
Mrs + A. Lehman and children
will leave tomorrow ior a couple OF
week. visit With rclai yes IN tab.
SAMUEL Wallace d pocatclIo was
ia town several days this week Wis
ting at thc home oi G. h. Wheeler
Miss Laura c'wm left last sun
day Tor Ioeaielo toaiicnd ihrsnm-
mrr school al the Academy Of Ida
no.
W p vrrlci,bursh and L. W.
swope viii leave tomorrow after
noon ior days fishing At the Cot
ionvoods
G y Alius and q party Of Twin
Falls sport-mcn we're in shoshonc
Tuesday on their way up the river
Tor an outing
Mrs. +. W Coodiiig, Ed and AZ
"a ,iooding and Miss luly returned
Thursday evening from their nip
through the YELLOWSTONE Park.
Work has bccn serted on the
Npviuger d Darrah ajid Silva Bros
ielcpA ne line This line will co''l
rect with the Bell linz at shoshone.
Miss I.izsieparry viii leave Mon
cay Tor her home in Ogden, after
visiting AZ The home Of Mr- and
Mrs jos. Parry here ior several
week past.
pr. II. a prulv, the llaecrnan.
dentist arrived IN Shoshole the
iirst ei the wecl, ami will mlntaip|
i,'nial rarlor il rPon Z, of The.
fi.fall itou-e, d4nins his STAY.