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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

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gleftrif re 8aner poal
90 0 I 8 @an6elsforeningen il
9eDfjebing sc. bar ne6lat ct uopalg
meo aiebmano Mggelpang iom
Iormano, og cette ll6balg bill be-
itrpbe Jig for at faa m1lagt ct Sect al
eleftriife 8aner paa doors. 8arer-
ne ifal babe normal 5poroio6e.
> &anbers Sim snbis"
me0 tilbbrenoe 8ogtrptferi og Gjen-
bonn er at @nfefru g. glmenbofi
o%peroraget til benoes spn, &e0attpr
cano. polit. 8. glmenboff, ser fort
letter u0gibelien al 8laoet unoer
BET gamle 6irmanapn: S. 80. 81
menboff og Sbn. :.
s. II e r I a 5 e II. y q q
s. arb opre. 8aa ct Meoe i
2empig al 5iifere fra @arbosre
bportil gfibsbpgmeitre fra gsbjerA
% &jpbenbapn bar inobu0te, be.
lllltte0es set, at ser itrnfs pna @p-
D' e' wy ~ ~ a' Vs.'"-
IT, a,,ttor,o ;nSrottos ~ oine
f;,fo,; oonn;, a,,+torfIooAo M 81,
folio 90 a,,t+oro - frere oentes -
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bnr ionIeSes So, ,,,I;o ,,r, Stilt ;et
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49, y ;fr,
:..u ras
Gorepiie-So al Ganmarfs
! @ille Dpr
J en- &ep % en- @repling.
F. @ntre M,gsne 10 Gre 8prn 5 Gre
erb. Sof,mien.
,
:: Ct frnoteIiqt @ie
obIif. On Mono fra Sn1eqnen a
1 lSi6rrino pplepeoe for unlio Ell frpo
I tel;n Sit,rotion 6nn or en- ,,lrO
: ronlio flint GA flittio 4rbeioer. noo,
han tooer fat. men peo a;oeu al FL,
fan en- ulpffeliq gpoabeo for ber,,
f, 1enoe 0riffe. timber Suoflu0elje a
bisie floffeoe hon forleoen ira SIR
e rina luo poo. .blep trut unoer Sci
| GA Ioo6e fla til at ippe. HIu6ieIi;
!: Ids en- @effe hpinenoe 2n6 in6
: reiite ban &ope6et % iaa - Soto
+ motipets qIoen6e Zine Iiqeiom moo
G ltreben6e nerme fla as 5finnerne
: pao >bbiIfe fan babbe balgt fin Sope
: pla6s. Mon bapoe Jet bam, met
: fnn0e eienipnligt life ltanbj e FUR
tigt NOT, 6erfor 1l0ltpote &ofomoti
: bet set enc beje Mngltroub efter Sc
I an0et. S 1i01te 3ieblit lit buu ifrb
BET fig til SIDE. 5aa foer Nottoge
+ ifnrenbe 90 bre1nj enoe pier set Steo
: bpor ban bapoe ligget.
ManOen, ser aloriq Far mo11gle
goo Gilje, men arnft til at hnno'
sen, ipger mi &la0s poo Ell al 0or
I Sets ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Men Ell
ioaoon lfal set purc bon feligt 4:
. faa, tbi ser er mango I'M at ipyt
: @iulp ser. .
@ronfre6en IS. 81
tame" Tsnr nno(p.mo,nphe,
: ii0en 0a0e mn 9fine-@one,, pr n,,o
monb ser olhrin : ii rin 6onnf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

sggSEs9oJ A. ASsssYg
a no ng afilllfteoe ben 80
Sanllar. 5anIe0es om Gii1ianslopen'
foreliager efter %tilenOebragt 2. Be
banoling, nbpiIer ben Ell llbgift at
89,I45,524 &r. 63 Gre % en- SSno-
tegt al 8s,0S9,35t ar. 6 Ore eller
ct l1noerifuo al 1,056,o0 Q ar. Der
ltffert pil pofie poerligere unoer ben
foreltuaenDe 3. 8%ebanoli1g bporttl
Jorllaget MI er operienot.
6 II INTERESTED Stu-
t it f. S 5tatiitiif 8nreaus
Iabelparf ON 2anobrugets Mnoels-
%uirfiombeo gipes Ell. &nffa Splps-
ninger
i 9onmdrf, 3 leret paa &reaturtGl=
'lingen / 1908. Sen inmleoe prooll=
cereOe MGlfemanaoe i Moret fra
Sl1li 1902 til sS1li 1908 M ilaas til
$500. Mill. &uno, ser foroeler Jig
noget nnr lige mellem 2erne %
Syllano. Cen gic:meminitlise aar-
lige Mplfemungbe pr. So. %beregnes
til 5000 8uno.
Sollet frembDoer ~betp0elige Sping=
ninger ira Ggn til Gan. 9erne no
bier %iaale0es ct gjennem l1o-
bptte' pr. So. al $500 8o, Spllano
oerimoo 1900 $50. Set itprlte llo=
bptte finoes poa 6pn; Soenie @mt
mes ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
$3.50 Yb. pr. So. betegner Mafsi:
m1mspoelien, mebens 6ierrtng Mm1
oppiicr set lnoeite Sal, 4,313 @b.
II 00eli ngen a. $ e
S e r 5 9 open. S SrpalioeDe
ltprel;en bor man / 0enne. 5io flllrt
op at gipre meo l1ooelingen al Ser
til 9eltager,e / Sen lite ilesoigift
&rig bepilge6e lipsparige @eoers
gope pao 100 &r. aarlig.
Cen nl6itc al Sc btotil anmel6t'
Geteraner er @eneralmajor @erlacb
Ser er fist / s(oret 1918; SEN pnglt
er 2oosinipefter, aomman6gr 8ar
oenflet6, ser lom 9oarig 3reng DO
ON @oro / ct al Orlogsifibe1e
tS49.
@f Sc gamle, ser ollie er peo 5
80 eller oeroper, mpoer mango iel
trem for Snpolibebeitprellen, ser ia
ltor Meje meo at re6e BE forlfielliA
Ye6er @mien'er og Sens Senien'e
l16 fra binan6e1. Gnfelte al Del
bar alorig fer Jet en- @un0reofrolle
leooel % Ipprger gjentogelloe, or
ben MI ogiaa CT agte. Sen lians
Ell 9utteriie00el," iagOe Ell al Sen
Set be,ltes, at ser / alt oil 1lir
$1,000 &eteraner at u6betai
Ren1e til, mel1 ,1oget ofgjprenoe pl
Sallet fan enOuu life iiges. So1
rimeli9t er, ofgoor ooglia f(ere: I
Sc frolificereDe pes 9plen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

eG
9 ct gaar + e M a s. Sol
Ding Gleftrtcitetsberf far noienOt
lit &egnifab for set f%orlgbne glar.
Get fremgaar beraf at me0ens @ar-
oct fgrlte 8riftsoar gap ct l1n=
oerifllo al ca. 1000 &r., Qiper set
I'LL ct Sberifu6 al oper 10000 ar.
9 ort o r y az II 8
@aareen rSfeelsluno" UNDER 5tam=
buiet .8irfelie", ca. 430 Gor. s..
mes 1917 56r. &urtforn, er ira Sen
/. Npril al SonGgermeiter Steel
bo%rtforpagtet til 6orpagfer &isom>
Hoffe0al, for 5000 &r. aarlig.
5fDIIet osbe.r 8or6.
Mnoenitprmanb Matbias Ngrbp al
NorObD paa 6ane er ifpllet ODER
8oro ira @sbiergoamperen uNorb<
leen" og or1fnet uofor @ebol. Scr
By ltoo paa 2pnningen og banfe0e
Sien al Ell Hreienning, oa ban bles
ifpllet oner @or6. SON bar 81 9(ur
gammel og ugift.
S + ielfi prt e.
S c r b anepogn. Sen 1.
Tebrlnr blep &jebmuno SIR. &grbp
Il 2rting pe6 @oriens operfjgrt og
ornbt poa Stebet al en- Sernbane=
pogn. San bapoe bapt @ognen til
NtlGsning til lin 6%orretning, og 0a
Bognen iful6e rangeres tilbage til
Stationen, giles @prbp og fom ino
/, UNDER 8ognen.
Sang 3 ne Gen be-
fien0te Narbus=& ipbma1b Sans
8roge far miitet lin @otfepige. Sun
opbe for ct @ar Tiger ii6en, og ST..
@roge befienotgioroe ben0es Gp0s=
fal6 / Npiierne. Geri er mi intet
mGrfeligt, men set fremgoar al sln=
11plcen, at Ftgen - bun be6 Ser
tba Senien - bap6e tient bom i Sc
Nor. Set er mere ems almin6eligt
MI ON Stl1nDer.
@rnn6te Yenge. @nor6=
eier Sobanne5 8ulig / Sabl bapoe
forleoen Nften CLIENT at ll1lffe: ct 2ps,
Ser lto6 / en- lille aasie paa ct Sfri>
Deboro; So BON @orge1en efter fom
ino / 9tuen, bar ben fulo al &gg,
% Sfripebor6et bar omtrent OPP
brGn0t. S bette boboe @11ltg lig=
genOe nogle @aroipapirer og 600
ar. / Se6ler, iom mi bar fortare0e
al Slben.
Eaatgrt a Eoget.
Soget til 2embig paafierte Ben 8.
6ebrl1ar peb @Gtmorfsbsro Station
en- Sane, ser fom fiprenbe langs
Sernbaneiporet imoo 9oget. 8anen
blep fuloitenoig p6elaet % Soften
crpbt paa 5teoet. S &unen befanot
Jig @olsman6 Niels Mpegaarb fra
@omb peo 2empig> ser bar paa 8el
fra Bemb til fit @iem. San fit oct
enc 8en fnrtit og blep efter Ell fore
lobig 6orbin6ing bragt til Mmtsly=
ge6ni Jet / @olItebro.
Taitfrosne i Sien.
p 6ilfere bleb Sen /. Sebrl1nr inbc.
frosien / Sen meo 6eres 8aoo uofor
Uoartoit Sage / Ibp og set bar Bio
til life m1liat at bri1ge oem @ielp.
GampfGrgen fra @iloi1,n0 bleo re-
fpireret. Meite Sag blep Sen i110e>
frosne Jiiferbao6 bjprget al cit Mu-
torhaa0 og inobragt til Sbilteo
@apn. Sc 9ieobeoe er 6iiferne Gbr.
Gbriitenlen Brandt fra 6la0e paa
Mors iomt bans @llitru % ~
Mar gamle Barn.
en- mobig lille Eige c.
Torle0en Sag tor en- 2GrerinOe ira
Qime CO nogle al benOes Gleper neoe
pao Ell Gam for at lpbe paa Sfpj-
Ter. timber 2egen, JON git m1rltert
Ii set lml1ffe Jroitpeir> Dope0e 2Grer-
inoel1 Jig for langt l0 paa Malpbet.
Sie1 Draft og 0a Ser Der er meet
bpbt, bar 5tillingen life fri for at
blipe %alporlig for ben nnge Nige.
Sum arbeioeoe i flor Mngit for at
fomme op, men % Sien til alle ST
Ger beitanOig git / Stpffer piloe 5lll1
iiffert bore omfommen, bois life Sen
GloNe al benoes gleper, en- lille Hi.
no roo n ,h,,rfin tnr fonrn1or +fI an
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
3jb6enbaDn.

Tru H6iiter blep Sen IS.
Sonl1ar 81 Mar. Otter goo gall=
mel TRADITION bar ser blanbt &re=
lenterne ogiaa en- M STOLE, iom Sen
91aorige glG6eoe fig meget til at ba-
be paa / Sbentret.
Jor b ben. @n fjenbi
&jpbenbaoner ,@roslerer s. 81. 8ircb,
boenoe / 9ep Soloboogaoe, er for r1p=
Zig iporlpit %foriounoen. Golitiet,
Ser far m%o0taget Mnn1el0elie , mener,
at Ser foreligger ct l1lptfestilinloe
eller Ell J%orbrp6elie
9pem fol bore Sd
tor @offs Mf II Ter
vNlarb. Mmtst." mener, at Galget pil
fon1me til at itaa mellem Galgme=
nig6eosprnl terne &oc6, l1b6erllp,
Sobs. Glaltien, S0enie, &urI &oul-
len, @pslinge, og &ilb. &onien, Sol
le.
s 5iffer6 eb Sen for=
loun0ne 9ireftpr fpr Getsel6onfeu4
Hrutori1s, bar. MI laoet bpre fra Jig.
3an hc1 lfrepet til en- Sen / &jp6en=
bapn, at bon nl1 er / 5ifferbeo i
Sopolr. San far opbolct Jig Ell fort
i / INSTRUMENTATION at a%frente Meo=
Se(elie ON, bporleces Nffnren fprlgb
6jemme.
6 enerol @op.tb 2e0e-
rem al 6rellens Seer, onfom til &jp=
ben6apn Sen 81. Sanuar for ct fort
Spbol0, efter bnilfet bon begop liy
til Srerige. lln0er Gpboloet / &jp-
bel1DaD1t holDt ban ct EQr Wb0er :.
&oncertpal9et, Ser bar fplnt til flo
lite Elaos. San pnr til 9ll16iens hos
Set banife &ongepar, iom mo6tog
6om paa set bjGrteliglte. &e6 Mp-
oerne / &oncertpalGet ipntes ben
gamle General til at begpn0e mec
Ell Sm1le trGt, men mart Tom ban
/ Manoe, iaa man fplte, at Set fun
bar Stemmens &rnft, bans jpunbne
n 9lar buboe mi1oifet l,oget. &an
ifilore0e Sen 6oran0rinG, ben for
le6ne Sis bar beptrfet / Sen almin=
eelige .Menings Spn paa 6rellens
Seer, Sen tioligere Mo0ltanb og 2at=
terliggDrelie bar MI ioroanolet fig
til &G0er % Mnerfienoelie fra De
MGgtigesSE0e.3 ernnit ffilOreoe ban
!. itore SrGf, bpa0 6eren bar ub-
settet, og bpilfe ggenifaber bos ben
Ser bar lat Cen / gtano til at giere
ben Gjerning, ben bar qicrt.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
l he nion Revival.

The great revival at the Baptist church is exciting much attention through the entire city. The preach CTS and people of he different churches are working together SO nicely you can't tell that the leaders are Metho- dist, Baptist or some other denomiua- ti0n.
 The crowds are immense at night. and the meetings ale well attended iH the day.
 An hundred extra chairs have been put in the church. and still at times il is dlflicalt To seat the people.
 Rev. N. NJ. Mcintosh is delivering some telling sermons, and the Lord i~ greatly blessing his efforts in the sal Vati0u oi souls. He is strong and clear iH the presentation of z spei truth. + Is rot difficult t0 uuderSt and what he Is talking about. He believes in calling a spade spade. There have already been something like an hundred re- el3mations and conversions and the meeting has just started. The preach CT k expecting great results. Already tine meeting has gone far beyond the expectations of many.
 T0l Tatum. the sweet singer and earnest eXhorter k great assistance to the evangelist He has won lis way into the hearts Of so many of our people.
 Rev \. T. Galloway is leading the choir and he is a fine singer and a splendid leader His sermon of yes terday was one of great power. These brethren are ably assisted by the pas tors, Revs. Hensley and Milford. Rev. Milton one Of the circuit preachers, is giving fine assistance in altar work.
 The services on the street have been Of unusual interest. Prayer meetings are being held all over the town, in the homes and In the stores.
 The meeting will continue next week. This Is great opportunity for the churches Of Forrest City. Let all attend and take part.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

On motion of Alderman Mallory, seconded by Alderman Mcdaniel, Hon. E. ! Williams was retained as counsel to defend the city in the suit.
 The mayor appointed committee to wait on MT. Eugene Williams in re- gard to the note against the city held by him and to report at the next reg ular meeting what arrangements could be made.
 On motion of Alderman McDaniel, seconded by Alderman Mallory. the commissioners of Improvement Dis trict No. l, were requested to make to the council report Of the financial condition of the district.
 The question of forming Improve ment District No was discussed. and received favorable mention.
 The Water and Light committee reported that they were unable to get a settlement from the board of directors ef Forrest City School Dis trict No. :, ant recommended that the water be cut off, whereupon on motion of Alderman Lanier. seconded by Alderman Grobmyer, the inspector was ordered to cut of the water sup ply unless the account was settled inn mediately
 There being DO further business the council adjourned
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
CITY COUNCIL.

Mayor German called the City Council together Monday evening in special session.
 The following members responded to roll call: Mayor German, Recorder Boyle and Aldermen Mallory, McDar- iel, Grobnyer, Sanders, Lanier and Havens.
 The mayor stated that the object of the meeting was to take steps toward defending suit against the city brought by Orgill Bros, of Mem phis, to enforce payment for an air compressor placed in the waterworks. The suit is to recover sl494.
 The mayor stated that the suit was brought against the city, Russell. Graham & Company. and the com miSsioners of Improvement District No. l, but that he thought the city ought 10 assume the responsibility, and this opinion was c0ncurred in by the council.
 The particulars of the case as near as we can learn from those in author ity, are as follows:
 In October, 1905, an agent of Orgin Bros, was here examining the water plant, and said he had the machinery to do the work of pumping, which was at that time, and still is, very inetfi- cient. In the presence of witnesses, he said he would put in the compressor and guarantee it 10 draw water from all five of the wells. Under these circumstances the air compressor was installed and during the trial of sixty days it signally failed to do the work guaranteed. Orgill Bros. were poti- fled, and two men were sent to inveS- tigate and both agreed that the com pressor would not do the work Cor respondence ensued, but no further action vas taken and the compressor is still on the hill awaitingit its owners. and subject 10 their order.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring bring with them the desire to get out and enjoy the exhilarating air and sun- shine. Children that have been hous- ed up all winter are brought out and you wonder where they all came from. The heavy winter clothing is thrown aside and many shed their fiannels. Then cold wave comes and people say that grip is epidemic. Colds at this season are even more dangerous than in mid-winter, as there is more danger of pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, however, and you will have nothing to fear. 1t always cures, and we have never known cold to result in pneu- monia when it was used. It is pleas ant and safe to take Children like 1t. For sale by ]. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
Notice

Black Bros, who opened ther den tai office over Dunayant'S Drug Store three months ago, have just secured q five year lease on their office. which shows that they are doing business, and they are now going to pay one and all s railroad fare, who has as much as five dollars worth of work done. They will also clean any ones teeeh free, who has as much as one dollars worth of work done. Come and give us a trial and be convinced that we can give you the best service for half the money you can get it at any place in the country, and if not satisfied with our work, money will be cheer fully refunded. Do not miss this op- portunity. Lady attendants.
 Respectfully,
 BLACK BROS.
 Over Dunayant's Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

Acting upon instructions from those in authority. the city water inspector cut etI the water supply at tine Crow icy Ridge Institute, and at the coler- el. sch0o.haase last Tuesday morning. pending payment of aee9aHt due for il, Use and the school had 10 le dis missed. This had the desired effect of waking up the school board. and they had meeting Wednesday. and issued warrants. not only to the city for its water, but to other creditors, paving up all outstanding accounts that had been fled.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

\ new billiard and pool room is the latest addition to the numerous new enterprises which are springing up in Forrest City MT J. E. Morris, of Wynne, is the proprietor, and he k opening in one of the Rollwage build ings on North Washington street op- p0site the Long block He has a first class outfit and will handle q stock of fine cigars. He is desirous of getting acquainted, and extends cordial in- vitation to the puple to give him a cal and share of is patronage
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

MT. Elmer Williams. of Wynne, has been in the city several days this week on visit to relatives and numerous friends. He gave us a pleasant call yesterday, and informed us, in the course Of conversation, that he con templates going to Seattle, Washing ton, real soon, 10 locate. That's a fine city, and a fine climate, and we know that he will enjoy living there. We wish him prosperity.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

The schedule on the Rock Island was changed last Sunday and the pas senger trains arrive in Forrest City as follows: East No ,. 6;40 D.. m; No. 1. l0 T am; No. {. 6:24 pm: No x. 3:52 am. West: No. l, 9:50 am: No. 3. 5:25 pm No. ,. II 22 am: No. :. am. Trains Nos. and run as To- calls Nos. 25 and 26 have been dis continued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Associated with Mr.. Spires SEQ the
company are r. NJ. chase who is vice
president, and W. r. Gibson who is
secretary OF the company. Like other
entcrprising ST. Anthony concerns the
company maintains large branch cs-
Enlistment at Ashton. mention of
which is made i'm connection with the
story of tho wonderful growth OF Ida
hos youngest city.
THE INSURANCE MAN.
II is something to boast of when one
can say that hc is the exclusive mdi-
Nidual BOO amy particular business iu
any community Such Is the true aud
proud claim made by Mr. Thomas c.
Patton. This cuterprismg gentleman is
known throughout Fremont county as
the insurance man" Mr.. Patton is
proprietor of the ST. Anthony Insurance
Agency, the only exclusive agency for
insurance IN Fremont county. Idaho
Mr. Patton has been engaged iu the
insurance business for years. and he is
acknowledged 10 be one of the best
posted ben on matters pertaining TO in
surdnco I'm tho state of Idaho He han-
dies boy far the largest line of reputable
companies i'm Fremont county. and his
business methods are such that an or
ders placed with him are carefully ex-
ecuted In the interest of the insured.
Mr.. Patton is one of the strongest
boosters iu the St Anthony CONNER
cial club. In fact he IS a charter inem-
her and nothing advocated by the club
for the betterment Of the city finds a
more ardent supporter than st. An
thongs insurance man.
PARADISE FOR HUNTERS.
Within so miles Of st. Anthony game
OF every description abounds in sea-
son. Likewise, there is plenty Of trout
fishing. As "a natural consequence il
would be rather strange If st. Anthony
could not support a first class taxider-
mist As matter Of fact it does. and
IN the firm of Hopf a. Redmond the en-
tire valley Is TO be congratulated But
tho firm is even more than taNidermists
for II does a general business in tam
ming, and handles sporting goods as
well. The firm is composed of Cecil IA.
Hopf and W. p. Redmond.
This concern conducts the only tan
merry between Denver and san Fran
cisco, and at an times has on hand "A
large assortment OF fur coats.
Tanning IN every department is given
the most careful attention
The present business was taken over
from Jensen Bros In the store occu-
pied by the firm can be found speci-
mems of work which TO the hunter
means the same pleasure in examina-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

heart of the banking district of the city
and it is convenient TO the entire husi-
ness section thereby serving a double
purpose Every facility for clients is
afforded al this bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

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STRONG FTNANCIEH.
/
I There De- perhaps no better known or
STRONGER Huanrier in the Snake River
valley than Mn g. p. Bovermau. pres
dcnt of the First Rational bank Of
ST. Anthony Mr. RoWermau. besides
his banking interests boz "the favored
city." ls Interested m banks at ASH
tom and sugar city However bis priu-
opal interests 9.t 'eittted DID, ~. Az
tre First National bank is today rec-
ogiizpd us one of the strongest and
lrsest banking Institutions iu Fro
mont county.
Ba.ug one of the oldest banks iu S.
Arthouy it's deposits are among the
largest. and 10 Is the aim of officers of
tho institution to keep them on the i0-
crease with new business.
Aside from his banking interests Mr.
Bowerman is like other prominent ST.
Anthony residents. interested iu nu-
nerous enterprises. both at home and
throughout the snake River valley.
which mean great things Jon the fu-
ture for the Gem state. One feature
Of Mr.. Bowermans interests nvari-
ably is that nothing with which he Is
Identified IS other than that in which
| "a conservative banker should engage.
Nothing which tends to benefit st.
Anthony escapes Mr. Bowcrmu's mo-
/ tice and In common with other enter
| prising citizens he is constantly urging
the Commercial club Of the city 10 use
it's efforts 10 secure for the city eve
orything which has proven beneficial
for rival towns throughout the Snake
/ River valley No man iu So. Anthony
| stands higher in pubic estimation than
| does ar. BoWermau.
| cpr,.1, ,rrrrr>-c, 5,1N-,rrN-
Perhaps no single concern has done
more for ST. Anthony than the Fogg
/ q Jacobs Manufacturing Milling
/ company. AS president of the 81. An
/ thouy Building q Manufacturing COM
| pany. limited, and numerous other
/ lumber companies doing extensive busl-
ness throughout the Snake river Nal-
/ ley 1t became necessary for Mr.. Fogg
| TO look about with the end in view TO
increasing the timber supply for the
various companies.
In order 20 do so Mr.. Foeg went 10
Oregon and mt Union. thai state, Or
gauizcd a company known as the Union
/ Pine Lumber company Three mills
| have been established and % claims are
/ being worked. 10 is estimated that
mus COMPANY g'1tolS ,ur lf7' ' snJ am
/ FDgg & Jacobs companies can draw
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of Trefuort rorrty Idaho and Do
has "a populatiou fast lppro.eb.
ine the $1,000 mark. Where This
city stands nature certainly radD % fac
vorcd spot aud it was owing to This
fact very largely that the city was
created the county seat. At tho eame
time ST. Anthony ie % citv Of the ser-
ond class tts business mon and r,sI-
aentg to LAD. i,di,ilusl .r. ,rfb,si.,.ti.
60 n,. c,t,r.. az tt,.. ..it,..,,,l cham.
cc~totrr,, how. ,,.,,. ina, ,.....o, fl.
So fool
,........ .... ........... ........
,.
,,a -. ,..,. ., .r.. $50 go.
flN'f "hl'n runs i"'ous" th' exact
center OF town. The city has cone
slrtcteJ "a epl.udfd bride. summing
a. ,,,.,.,,,..., ,.,..... t,.. .i,.... .....l
Immediately oeIo" lhis structure Jnr
river spreads out TO % width of 500
foot Within tho offs, fn,it- Dro,,er
,.,t..
"''" P'' '"i'' "''"'' " ''7''-N "' '79
than half mile the river fails thirty
feet and can easily and at "A cOnpar-
..t,.,.i,. ...lt ..,....... -. ,.,..i. ,,. ,.,,,
eiate almost 'AHAuS'l'a7 power
Land on both sides slopes gently to-
ward the river and down the STREAM,
.... s....t-,t..- 49,. t,...i
ii"i' ''S' W WEST i'' ."
drainage Likewise perfect health Us as
sured all residents
This thriving citv was SURELY. mayed
,
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