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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01
Salmagundi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

II water in Great Salt Lake Inns
begun to rise agair. 1t is nov five Zee,
tlgher thar IT WINS two years ago. In.
greatest depth known for a great many
years WIS OH July -. 1907. Since the,
Tic ieHe' hns been gradually falling.
Harry Mcmillan FLED an at,achmar
against the Nye and Ormsbby County
Bank ut Goldtield yesterday for so. 900,
All the Molawk-Iumho money is
deposited there. The people Of Cold
held have confidence III the bank and no
further trouble is feared
Pursuant to directions from Washing
ton, the San Francisco mint will begin
the coinage Of 5l5 900. 900 Of gold
bullion. No gn!i has been coined at
this mint since August, the active force
oe'nH engaged IN coming Filipino
pesos.
IMs beng II legal holiday Judge
brown adjournri court, last evening
until Friday morning. The jury in the
AEec case was placed III charge OF the
sheriff until court opens tomorrow.
h jurymcn are doub,lcss having n
lovely time today.
The city Of KlrhtaGh, Turkcsinn, was
almost completely destroyed by a land
slide following the earthquake Of Oc,o-
Der 2lst. An enormous section Of the
haraich mountain, hanging over the
city, broke Iorsc and sliding down al
completely buried the entire population
OF $4,000 people.
Two hiwaymcn held up employees on
the Miller a Lux ranch in Mason Valley
last week, but "A swede who had $1,000
IN his pocket jumped out OF the winhow
and ran five miles To leriugton. While
the robbers held rcvolvcrs on the men
in the room, they compelled Joe
Okccfe to 20 through the mems pockets
and hand the plumber over to them
Enterprise.
Announcement il made that begin.
ming December |, all railroads within
tine territory OF the Western Passenger
association Will sell mileage books to
bearer and Interchangeable on all
lines at two cents per mile. Up to this
time the two.cent rHtc on mileage books
has been limited to use 81 the person
named on them and to the road issuing
them.
There is no change in the financial
situation in the western part Of the
State. The Carson banks and their
branches are still closed and all the 9th.
ere are doing business. Mayor Kirman
Of Reno aud his associates will either
take over the Hickey bank in Carson or
start n new bank III that city. The Gold
field banks are still closed and will
probably not open for several dnys.
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MOI q CRATER.

Stale papers are publishing n story
under n Reno daio line, quoting Auditor
Roll m saying that he does not believe
that Assessor ~llOusc. Of this county, has
been grating. or course ho hngn't
been grating; 10 one ever thought or
intimated that no had. lfc is not u tho
grating kind aud 1t would not 10 n
healthy Occupation for my one 10 tell
him that he 10 my kind Of n thief. Tho
uninformcd legislature consolidated the
iwo O%llicce, Of assessor and eircrliT ~ this
couuty-said to have BON n piece of
pcanu, p]oliiics aimed nj Mr.. House, who
has BEEF nsstsspr Tor some ycars past,
that didn't wOrH ont IA inlcndcd-and
"a he hHo more Ia do linn three men
could accomplish; very naturally, some
of his work 10 necessarily mcglcctod'-
Ely ESpoaitor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01
Mystery OF Skeleton.

There is considerable excitement al
Phoebe over the finding Of u skclton two
miles from PanacH, "a camp near that
town. Tho man had apparently been
Head Tor ten or fifteen ycnrs and from the
articles found Mt the place the general
impression seems to he TINT tho RENAME
are those Of Robert Smith, WHO mystcri.
ously disappeared from Phoebe n number
OF years ago. No trace wns over found
OF Smith aud finally tho people began
To believe that no had suddenly decided
to leave the country and That some dny
he warid DO heard from. Articles found
near the body indicate that the remains
are those Of Smith but thc'o appears Il
he no way 10 ascertain how he mol
dehth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01
Salmaaundi.
FROM DAILY

In the dRyG Of financial unrest, IL H.
gratifying To know Tia, tho Elko banks
MO not effected by the a,orm. They will
pny no attention Ia tho governors
PROCLAMATION.
Charles julian, n nniivc uf Utah, aged
II years, died at the county hospital
Yesterday. lie WA hurt internally ~
n horse several weeks ago and death
re'uIlcd from blood poisoning.
Nd Kennedy, ono OF carlin'b most
respected %citizcna, died at the Boiling
hospital Saturday morning 81 HpoplcSy.
The romaiDs nro held hero waiting the
arrival oi HE brother from Montana.
MIR. Kennedy deserves moro than n
passing notice, but wo hnvc no data at
hand to-day.
q telegram from Senator Nixon,
received tiis afternoon, etatce TINT tho
John y. Cook & CO., GoldRNld, md
lonorah Banking corporation, Touopah
opened IN tho Rontlcrn country this
morning and tho deposits exceeded the
"i'hurawnla. All Reno bnnks open and
same conditions prevail here.
PostmR' tcr W. -. Atwcll accused Of
'noezhlomcnt ut SoarcbliRh, shows
signs OF mind failure. lilo ppcnka dis'
COMMERCIALLY and accuses 0thcrs OF hts
uo"nfHll. Recently he had nh opera
Von performed 10 relieve headaches,
Ito is0 ycnrs OF age, md served thirty
yearn In tho United Sintcs navy, rccciv'
ing mn honorable discharge ~ pay
mha'ere clerk. hiwoll haa been taken
" Las Vogns Tor preliminary oSamina
ton.
Sheriff Clnrk aud Deputy Hardin vii
lHaVo Tor Carson tonight with j. j. k"l
lcy, Charles Irwin. Charter MOonny
John Crowdor. Tliomas Ravcnwood
1,mcs Bradford and Michael O'Sullivnn
~ OF whom will board with WnrdcI
Day. All but O'Sullivan nro box en-
Thieves. This cleans up II tough gang
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The Sewerage Question.

Tho attendance at the meeting last
night 10 consider tho proposition Of
sewCrng the town was not as largo
rs it should have been, but those pros
out were mostly property holders.
Edgar %EUinhart, vice president ot the
Chamber Of Commerce, presided in the
absence 81 President Smith who was
kept at home 10y his broken hip. Mr..
Reinlnrt stated The object Of the meet
ing to be To- get the We've Of the people
IN tho Nc average question lie chilled on
several CItizcns, all ~ whom spoke in
favor Of tho proposition.
a letter from Mayor Pollock OF Spnrks
in reply 20 n from Mr.. Merry askiug
Tor Information regarding the system
beng installed at Sparkle, wns road
MnyurPoliock wrote thnt the Sparks
System was intended for u city Of 2 ,OOC
people aud would cost Sjj, 900, Ito also
wrote that Mr.. J.. x. Lowry, tho cngin-
ocr Of the Sparkle systcm,. would leave
Tor Elko Saturday with the plans OF tho
Sparkle systcm.
After more discussion, Mr.. Boohcr
moved that II DO the sense of tho maet
ing tim! the Chambcr Of Commerce con
tinro the work on tho sewerage promo
sitiOn mud TINT they employ n compc,cn
engineer To make "A snrvOy aud ColiCc
data, tho cost Ia bc paid ont Of Tho
town fuuIa 11ur motion wop nnn,i
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01

The investigations Of Government 10
discover uses for waste material were
from tho first carried on under some-
thing OF n disadvantage because Of
laboratories beng in difrere nt cities.
Consolidation Of forces and close CO.
operation were almost impossible, This
wns remedied last July by the transfer
OF headquarters to Washington. A
building suited to the specinl require
ments OF the work wa1 erected, in
which the apparatus pre- viorsly used
elsewhere has been installed. Here the
Held OF inquiry will be extended 10
cover additional phases Of tho waste
problem as il affects the timber eupply.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01
DOG 26 Years Old.

Rosie. n collie belonging TO s. +.
Clark. Of Northvicw, Colo, Is believed
TO he tho oldest dog alive. having nj.
talncd her twcnty,sixth year.
Until two years acn tho animal re.
fused to take shelter IN tho scvcrest
weather. prcrcrring to sleep IN the
snow and wind. She Is now feeble
and stone deaf. but she can SEQ well
and her teeth arc in Il fair state OF
preservation. Her arc Ia youched for
by n number Of reputable persons who
are familiar with her career.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01

District Attorney McC'arren OF Tone.
pah Is IN town 20 take the dispositions %;
material witnesses FOR the dc.cas. in :he
Dryer murder case. He will be here
three or four days.
LosT-On che streets OF Elko last
"Wednesday evening II lad,'s gold wat cb
with a gold fob chain. Tie finder will
be Literally rewarded by leaving the
same at this Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-01
Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Abncr Wiscman, AL old resident Of
Clover valley and one pi Eiku coun,y's
best ci,i2ens, il taking in the county
seal.
10 ~railroading the re now seems tn be
a difference between the old plan to
charge all tho traffic will bear and the
new plan @! charging only what the
puhlic will bear and this Improvement
is only duo to state laws and not national
legislation
40 Omaha dispatch II yesterday says
TINT the Union Pacific railroad diacharG-
ed between four aud eight thousand
yortmcn from the construction DEPART
mcni and abandoned every piece OF con-
s, ruc,ion work on the entire systcm.
\ French Ecicntist claims to have
discovered a means u transmitting
electrical energy without wires. 10 If
stated thai q mininturc chr running IN
the rails has been propelled a distance
Of go yards by mcn Of power from a
tranAmittcr.
Algeria posscsscs n irue phenomena
o, nature, a river ~ genuine ink, caused
hy the joining Of two streams, one 81
which comes from al iron region, VIM"
,bo aoco,d stream flows from a peat
avomp. On meeting, the ncid ot one
s,rcam blends with the iron solution 81
tie other, and INK III the result.
An exchange says: When you have
, million one collar bllls and pile them
mn ton oi ,nc another, and you whnt L"
take of the too one, yon VIII nave !"
roach I7G feet. u You had tn" monn'
in silver dollars the pile would oe one
and ono.haIf miles, and 81 on. w"
know, because he tried It the "'he'
oiyh,. but the bed broke DOM n'''i ""
woke up.
/, a quarrel bnlwcon t"o lndi"h
,,,,la oi the Stewart Institute u couple
O, days ago one Of them drew "a Koto
-, thc other and quite srnontIy etho-
bod her adversary. Mcdicn' ana WI"
o,or NJ houd aud while the wound ~
rnipfu, no scrioua rcsults nr" "h''''P"'
,od # was purely II pcrsonn' qnarre'
anil ,bo one who was getting the w"'S'
II tho deal settled tho Ot'air IN u 'f"'y
desperate way. Appeal.
Owen Frazier, m old com"oc0ct
died nj Reno OH SUNDAY. Frazier h''u
an ,hc Comatock Tor many >ehrf w"
voa one Of tho beat known MOI. "r''',
In nbveiauc, he wns u g'"h'' F'"''"'s
i. lao, and aoycn inches in stature ana
n"a,,hi,o osO pounds. and with n choe'
no,surc Of O. incbcs. lilo waS a n"'''"
-, Noya Scotia, aged II !ear4' MI o'"
r,,oo,orbcr will remember him'
u,o co.c Of tho state 80 u. y, Ag'o
,n ,.L,o ,he boards in tho dls'r'c'
oomr,, The state rested THE forenoon"
and tho defense began to tear """" Wv"
Wv 60 patiently reared. From
,',c opcoins statement, the defense w' :.
"" - n,oyc tho, the horse Mr. Arc' II
,,'o,ocd with apprcpfia''"s to Ols "
O"" rurchaqcd hy hin and IL not 'no
'lLo,sc lin, ,lrc witnesses TOT '"V -,
",..i, a 10. II looks iiRc " o".,
mistaken identity il the statement ~
dc,cnsc Ia correct.
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Fredrick's Closing
Sale.

Today and Tomorrow
Saturday Eve closes the sale
at Frcdrick's Jewelry Store
Remaining Cut Glass, Silver
ware etc. must be closed out
regardless of cost. Don't
miss this one opportunity
Call at once.
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District Court.

District court convened this morning
and the trial OF OF the case OF the State
vs. u. \. Agce was resumed. The de-
tcndcnt was on the stand this forenoon.
Tho evidence il nearly all in and the
cnso will probably go to the jury late
this evening.
This il tho last crImeinal ca ,e 70 DO
tired this term. Tho case Of Church
field against Mcintyre will come up as
aoon ms the Agec case il disposed OF.
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Fiad Rich Ore.

News u II rich strike in the Nom.
tain City minc at Mountain City, has
just reached here. In tho bottom OF tho
WINS now being sunk from tho lower
tunnel by j. u. Hall and James Tibbets
a vein four feet in width was cou
tered and some very rich orc Ia nov be-
ing taken out.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14
UNDERWOOD.

Shrinkage in stocks doesn't seem to
have any effect on our bank at Un.
derwood. Every body Is very anxious
to make deposits. The doors of this
bank win be opened for business in
very short time, much sooner than
was expected. This bank has been
pretty we'll advertised, aud is general
ly known as the North Bank. The
track will be laid here in about two
weeks The bridging Will lie tempora.
ry trestiing which IL now being rushed
through.
j. W. Marsh made a business trip
to these parts the last of the week,
coming up from Portland Saturday
morning and returning Monday.
Cord wood cutting seems to be the
order of the day. Frank Thornton has
started camp on the Windorf place
aud has several men cutting and Per
ry Thornton hauling to the river.
j. Bergeron and company came
down from The Dslles Saturday even
ing on the Simons, bringing tools aud
camping OUTFIT They are moving up
on their 40 acre tract Of timber north
of town, which they purchased short
time ago. They are putting In wood
Damp.
Rev. Hershner held services Sunday
at the school house in tho morning
aud afternoon.
N. M. Munich is working on the
gravel works.
A. Ii. Curtis, of Grand Dalles, and
hts cowboy, VIM. Orser, is on tie
round up on the Little White Salmon
valley, getting his cattle ready fo'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14
MOUNT HOOD.

Rev. Braustetter held services both
MOI ming and evening at Mt. Hood
last Sunday. He comes again the
fourth Sunday in the month.
The members Of the grange are ex-
pecting an interesting session next
Friday evening. We hope all the
members will be present.
Rollan Mey,rs went last Saturday
with hunting party to shoot geess
out in eastern Oregon.
Tho ladies of the community are
preparing to give a Thanksgiving din
ner at the hall 1t is for the benefit
OF the new church building and every
body Is expected to come with good
appetite. The Mt. Hood ladies surely
serve good dinners. The hours will be
announced later, also the price.
Miss Lizzie Cooper was In the rail
road accident on the Mt. Ho ID rail
way last Friday but her many tiiends
are pleased to learn that she escaped
without injury,
A M. Kelly and Geo, Wishart went
to town Monday to help their brother
Masons celebrate Tieman day.
MIR. Hubbard went to The Dalles
last Saturday.
j. ". Sitton, OF Auburn. Wash =,
and W. j. Yarnell, OF Polti nd, ere
visiting NJ. H. Craft at "Sky Ranch"
last Friday and Saturday.
We learn from j. r. Steele that his
brot her in law, VIM. Davidson, IN the
lower valley, has been shipping apples
to Scotland. They will surely he ap-
preciated, as MIR. Davidson has some
of the finest apples In the valley. We
know whereof we speak
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14

he found an old bay horse had
climbed onto the porch and quietly
pushed his hind quarters through the
window
Mrs. W. Nichols, Of the white house
south OF Rockford, and Mrs. g. Man
ming, of the Golden Rule farm, we're
callers at the j. j. Gibbons home,
Clark street. corner OF Rockford ave.
W E. Miner was busy hauling feed
for the store Tuesday Of last week.
b. +. Shoemaker delivered large
quantity of fine apples to the o. r. &
N. depot to be shipped to Portland
Monday of last week.
j. Dobsou, the English mason, was
busy last week putting in conrcete
fiooIs In the chicken house at the
Rockford poultry ranch. j. D. knows
now to handle tie trowsl and lay &C.
ment floors.
". Nichols has just laid the founda-
tion for new large barn. Will men
tion it later on when completed. will
is a regular chip Of the old block as a
hustler.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14

meeting last Sunday evening is the
report received Gertrude Crosby,
leader. There we've two special sorgs,
one solo by Miss Simons, the other
duet by Gertrude Crosby and Naomi
Boyed, also appropriate references,
prayer and talks.
Tho pupils of 0dell school are ( st
lberoming champion basket hall play
ers.
Mrs. g. p. OdelI has been very sick
at the Cottage hospital In Hood kiv-
or. We hope soon to report improve
ment in her condition. At this writ,
ing the physician in charge is report
ed as quite hopeful regarding her.
Nh. Grove, whose home is the P.
Jochi msen house, was taken TO the
Cottage hospital last Thursday. 1t is
thought he has typhoid fever.
Today Monday u number OF men
are at work building woodshed for
the use of the church at Odell. This
has been long needed and 1t is we'll
that 1t is TO be ready for use before
the time when rainy weather Is more
to be expected than is sunshine.
Financial troubles have made no 10.
ticeable change about Odell Every
one is busy aud life goes on much the
same as before. Odell residents are
not sitting with folded hands waiting
for hard times.
r S. Shelley was home Sunday. He
expected to go to Portland Monday to
attend to business connected with his
work
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Mrs. Van Horn Seriously Injured.

Mrs. Willis Van Horn was seriously
injured Thursday on the east side
grade opposite the Chandler place.
She was driving into town when
something caused the horse to start,
throwing her out and tipping over
the buggy. She was found soon after
by w. b. Coulteri, VINO picked her
up and brought her into town. She
was unconscious for several hours.
She had bad cut on the head from
the fall, and two ribs we're broken.
She is Eeing cared fur at the resi-
dence of II. +. Davidson. The exact
cause of the accident is unknown.
She is unable 10 tell just how 1t hap
pened, but Is satisfied the horse did
not run far, but thought 1t SHE'D at
something and turned ovei the bug.
gy. 1t is very fortunste that the &C.
cident did not happen near the high
bank where 1t is unprotected by a
railing, or the result might have bee
much more serious.
Mrs. Van Horn is still suffering
from the shock aud confined to her
he'd. While slowly recovering she still
feels the effects OF the severe injuries.
and it was thought toI time that
her skull was fractured.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14
MOSIER.

The Misses Olive Fisher and Alefora
Haacke entertained number Of their
friends last Monday evening, Nov. 4,
at the home of Miss Alefora. The
evening vas spent in playing games.
Supper was served at an early hour
and all deraIted, declaring the yourg
ladies royal entertainers. Those pres
ent were Grace, Roy and Dean Duvall,
Alice Mosier, Matte and Shelly Hud.
son, Willie Depee, Jenny and Billy
Booth, Louis Bullingame, Sturk and
Estall Akcls, Olive, Lodge aud Geor-
gle Fisher. Lloyd Camp, fronny and
Wilbur Denny, Matle and Louise
Osborn. Eugene and Jenny Thomas.
Clyde Root and Alfora and LodIca
iiuacke.
Mr. Wolverton, of Portland, who
has bought the John Coyle place. was
up aud spent several days looking
ocer tho ranch He was accompanied
by Mr., Thomas, who expects to pur-
chase part OF the place.
Misses Grace and Bertress Coyle,
accompanied by their nieces, Ora and
clarence Evans, made visit to Hood
River last week,
Mrs. AIrissia Zible and daughter,
Carrie, or Seattl', are here visiting
Mrs. ZibEle's sister, Mrs. Dick Evans.
MI. Martin, of Portland, is up
overhaulinp the saw mill owned by
Pritchard & Odell.
Paul Evans and Leslie Root walked
to II Cd River last Thursday evening
and returned on the night train.
Mr., and Mira. Wheaton, of Portland, =,
we're up locking at the country last
Thursday ana %ie very tavorably i'm.
pressed with it They expect tb make
us another visit SO II with the inten.
tion Of buying home.
Ernest Evans WAS very much sur.
prised last Friday evening when, on
returning home from neighbors he
found nun Der of his friends there
The evening was spent in gaues and
music. \ dainty lunch was served at
midnight and all departed declaring
they had been most royalty enter
tained. Those p, esent were Mesdnmes
Carrie Evans, d, Evans and Zibhle
Misses Carrie Brown, Evelyn Hayes,
Carrie Zibble. May Forsberg, Elsie
aud Fronuy Denny, Edna Root and
Maude Evans; Messrs. Fred Evans,
Lee Evans, Dick Evans, Ernest
Evans, Ira Evans, Harold Forsberg,
Leslie Root and DR.. Robinson.
MISS Evelyn Hayes went to The
Dalles Saturday to spend Sunday
with her mother.
Ora Hodge made visit to The
Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. Bort Middleswart and two
daughters, of Butte, Mont, are here
making visit with MIR. and Mrs. Il.
j. Middleswart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Evans having
moved into theit "ew residence last
Saturday, we're very much surprised
when about sixty of their friends
knocked at their door Saturday even.
ing. The doors of their pretty hono
we're thrown open at once and tb'
crowd entered 1t was easily seen that
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans appreciated the
thoughtfulness of of their friends by
giving them what is called a house
warming
Charles Stark, of The Dalles, was
sinking hands with old friends here
Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14
BARRETT.

| would remind the readers OF the
Glacier that thanksgiving day will
soon be here and that there are now
in the childion's home at the Boys
and Girls Aid society, 81 boys and
girls who arc destitute of parents
Those children are dependent upon
you aid me for special dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Seeing that Wa
have an abundance | ask you again to
contribute something to make these
little hearts glad. Will you kindly
ioave SRck of spuds, box of apples.
cabbage or anything you have to give,
at the Rockford store, or call up the
Rockford merchant aid he will send
the team to collect; aud rememper the
Master will say { you. "lnasmuch as
ye did it unto one of these little ones,
ye did it unto me-
b, Z Eadleman, our road supervis-
or, will be ready TO do some work on
the road leading from the Rockford
store to B f. Shoemaker's corner.
Nov all you who promised to do work
on the said road, be ready to turn
out and let US nave a good job done
50 that we can have a good road for
the winter.
Mr.. Hodg9ns, on the old r. Phelps
place, has had Carpenter Blount ct
work en- his house and made fiue i'm
proyoments. When completed 1t will
be quite neat and comfortable
house. 81
The Rockford merchant might have
been seen in the early hours Monday
morning last around to disturb some
one who he thought was breaking in
to the store, but on close inspection
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14
PINE GROVE
{ Received too late for last week.

kheCeiVeu tUO lhte IUr tbst Weeh'
The many friends OF Miss Arna
Mobr regret to learn OF her Illness.
She has typhoid fever and is being
cared for at the Hood River hospital
Frank Boardmau's have moved into
Rev. Houses house and MIR. Stone
and wife, who have been living ut Eg-
germont, will move into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Boardman, on Rev.
HershneI g place.
Frank and Herman Dethman lett
last week for Portland where they will
enter business college. Success to you
boys.
Mis-. Homer Redheld spent several
lays In Portland last week. While
there she purchased a monument to
be erected at her daughters grave.
Mr.. Radtord, wife and two daugh-
ters took a pleasure trip through the
valley Sunday. They intend to e,ect
fine house next spring on the ibrd
recently purchased of Chris. DetL-
man.
Hans Lage went TO Portland Mon
day to visit his son Charles, and to
secure O nurse to care for his wife.
Mrs Lagos paraletio condition re.
mains practi l!y the same, while her
general health gradually falling
A surprise Halloween party was
given Viola Miller and all report a
fine time.
John II. Mohf was business caller
in Portland last week
The Ladies Aid will furnish dinner
to all who assiet In building the barn
on the parsonage lot thursday, and
in the afternoon the ladies wilt hold
their regular business session in the
lecture room OF the church.
Electric lights will soon be fash
ing in Pine Grove. The holes for the
poles are dug as far as j. o. Marks.