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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25
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Orbinarb IN Gents; @DDo DrbiunrE
80 Gents; Com Ribbline 10 x Cts,
Mi0olina IL Cents; @oob Miboline
I2.Z Cts; Mibbline Sair 13.I eta.
@a!neitOn, 9eg.. "a. Suli. -Orotnnrs
81 cts; @opb ordinary 1O.L gts.;
4om MiboIiae 11.I gts.; MibbIinp
10 Cts; @ooo Mibbiine 1917 gtsi
UiiDblin9 Sair Il. "a Gents.
Netp CrleanS, xa., "a. SuIi.
@oDb Orbinars 10 "A gts.: 2Dp Mihb.
ling liz gts.; Mi6bling 12.13i16 gts.t
@ODb WetobIina 13.l1il6 gtB.; Wihblire
Tair IA. llil6 Gents.
8anmmoniameu ruo OefenYrObnfte.
Brima BaummpHinmen . RebI, pei
Tonne $25.
GaumnpHiamen Del, rob, 43 gia.
8rimn 8aumrpnnSnn1en . Ruhen, pei
Tonne $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25
Gin bemfpnrotaer Tag.

MORAN mir uns eerr, erinnerr1, lift Der
3og, on Dem mir init 9r. Sings
Neueu 2ebens Bilen befeunt muir.
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ute 0eiler BON &opfpeb unb Ser
itopfunQ. Is Gents BET 30. Dreis
uno Sc. gohn & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25
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sc. s. Manber, SEQ. 406 Sio.
Glart StraBe. Chicago, telearapbiert
uie fOlat:
SD babe in meiner 5amilie Sbr
cunts 2iabtnina Oil felt ben lebten
aebn Sobren aefibrt uno aebraudt.
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loute uno es lit oas Bette.
@8 BELT Ghnitt' Brands. Quetih.
nunoen. 8errentungen. Shmersen
iroeno uelher Nrt, BiB. uno Std.
munoen. @s t6tet and Wiiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25
N1arHs8eribf.
6on Mntonio "a q,,fl
&ieb MART.

Sun In Ito / 0 "a. Suli 1907
0hien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 8fb.
&ihe $l.75 bis S.. so.
Rulen uno rStags@, $l.EO bisi $3.50.
Sdhrlinge $500 bis 1926.
8dlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
Shnfe $3.50 Bis 4. LOO.
8iegen 1925 bi8 $3.50.
Sbrpeine $3.50 Bis $5.75.
ct. 2OmtS, "A. Suli. Rim buieh
Natines $3.50 bis 1915. Eeras . Eieb
$685. bis 5000.
Sbtreine $3.50 BIS &c. 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25

Cute 8etrdnte uno famoIer
2unb itets in BurqitaIIer' .
SalOon uno &e ftaurant. Yil.
ltta StraBe neben Der 6aGe Der Ger
mannsiDbne.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11

L. M. Harris returned last night
from trip to Elk City.
Arch Dyer will leave the last OF
this week for Spokane for a short
visit.
Mrs. J. P. Hartman left last
Saturday for Fresno, CAL, where she
expects to spend the winter with rel
ativeS.
]. L. c. McCaffrey is out from
Elk City this week on brief business
visit. He mentions things at Elk
City up to the usual standard of pros
perity.
Harvey Cramer was kicked by a
horse at the Whitman ranch north of
town last Saturday For a while he
was thought to be fatally hurt, but he
is recovering slowly at present.
Conrad Keinath and family left
Sunday for MilIington, Mich, to re-
side indefinitely. Mr.. Keinath says
that his public sale held last Friday
brought a much larger sum than he
had anticipated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Courtney re-
turned Thursday evening from Spo-
kane and other cities. Mr.. Courtney
announces that his new saloon, in the
old Wilson stand. will be open for
business in about two weeks.
Will A. Jones and wife arrived in
the city the first of the week from
Meadows and other points in the
vicinity of that place where they have
been stopping since July They will
reside here during the winter.
Harry Dobner. of the firm of
Richards s. Dobner, tailors, went to
Lewiston on Tuesdays stage. He
will take short course in the art of
up-to-date tailoring while there and
expects to be gone few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Auldridge, of
Howard, Kansas, arrived in the city
yesterday for short visit with their
son, D. F. Auldridge, of the Leader
store. They are enjoying a pleasure
trip to several different points in the
west.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11

Moose have been seen in the vicin-
ity of Orc Grande this fall.
Monday night stage was delayed
several hours by a wreck between
Lapwai and Lewiston. The delay
occasioned by the non-arrival of the
mail on schedule time was about the
only damage noticeable from the
wreck.
Lloyd Day, Ward Van Vert and
OVille Collins went over to the old
Crispin ranch across the Clearwater
river the first of the week and expect
to bring back supply of venison
large enough to last through the
winter.
w. L. Costley and little grand
daughter, Pearl Costley, will leave
Saturday for Asotin, Washington.
Miss Pearl will enter school there for
the winter and Mr.. Costley may de-
eide to go on to Arizona and other
southern states to spend the winter
months.
G. A. Schleier and family expect
to leave Friday for the east where
they will remain indefinitely. They
will visit day or two in Spokane and
then go on to Michigan and Missouri
for a time. Mr.. Schleier's sale
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11
Will Play Basket Ball.

The girls of the high school have
organized two basket ball teams and
will play series of games this WIN
ter. The first of the series will be
played at the Y. M. c. A. building
next Tuesday evening. 1t ought to
be pretty close contest as the girls
have been practicing diligently for
several weeks and both sides are con-
fident OF victory. The public is asked
to attend.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11
Lucille Prosperous.

Onmar Schwalbach arrived in the
city last night from Lucille where he
has been mining for several weeks.
He says that Mrs. Schwalbach is
teaching the school at Freedom and
getting along nicely. Mr.. Schwal-
bach will return to Lucille this week.
He has taken contract to do some
mining work there this winter, and
reports everything at Lucille, and all
along the river, very prosperous this
winter.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11
About Men and Things

Chas. Maxey was in the last O
the week for a short visit with friends
Dick Gear, of higgins, was in tn
city last week after load of supplies
A. Sempert returned Thursda,
evening from a brief business trip tt
Lewiston.
Master Erwin Toye, of Sites, wa
in the city the last of the week for {
short visit.
Chas. w. Durham, of Whitebird,
spent the first of the week in the
city on business
H. H. Clay and VIM. Wisdom,
both of Higgins, were in the city
Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Dalziel are at
Spokane at present after a visit to
several of the coast cities.
Miss Coda Fray returned the last
of the week from visit of several
months at Minot, North Dakota.
Chief of Police James Adams,
Albert Fray and Charles Moore are
out in the mountains this week hunt
ing deer.
Frank Byers has sold his ranch to
his brother, George, and accompan-
led by Mrs. Byers, has gone to
Eugene, Oregon, to make his home.
John Nevin, the Freedom mer-
chant, was in the city several days
during the week. He came out to
have some dentistry work attended to
and to look after some business mat
tiers.
Ralph Williams arrived in the city
the last of the week from Spokane
where he has been attending Blair
Business College. He will probably
remain here until after the holidays,
when he will resume his work there.
The local Odd Fellows will con-
fer the various degrees on Saturday
evening, Dec. 18th. As this will be
one of the greatest fraternal treats of
the season members and visiting broth
ers are kindly requested to attend.
There will also be big supply of
hog and hominy'' in the banquet
room.
r. l.. Irwin, president of the
Goodenough mine, in the Bear
Creek country, passed through town
Friday on his way to the mine. Mr..
Irwin was returning from a business
trip to North Yakima and Spokane.
He arrived here Friday night and
left on the Salmon river stage the
next morning.
S. ]. Foster returned Saturday
evening from his Spokane trip. Mr..
Foster says that while there he met
the managers of the 40 stores forming
the chain of which the Leader is one
and all of them spoke of general
prosperity in their respective vicinities.
In none of the places, they say, has
the financial furry made its presence
felt to any great extent.
Curtis Crawford came down from
Spokane the last of the week and
will remain here indefinitely. He
reports that his brother, Ernest, is
employed in tailoring establishment
there and doing well. There are
about twenty or thirty young people
at Spokane who formerly resided here
and many of them are planning to
return for Christmas visit.
Miss Iva Mason, daughter of Mrs.
]. S. Mason, of Harpster, was
brought up to Grangeville last week
to be placed under the care of DIR.
Frank Holmes. Miss Mason, who
is ~ years of age, has been paralyzed
since child and every effort will be
made to relieve her sufferings. The
seriousness of her condition calls for
a careful, painstaleing treatment and
she will probably be detained here
some months.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11

|
M. Engebretsen, of Whitebird wa
in the city the last of the week
Geo. w. Goode was over from
Cottonwood the last of the week.
Mrs. R. F, Fnlton has been il
with an attack of the grippe this
week.
Frank E. Wyatt, the Salmon river
cattleman, is in the city this week on
business.
John and Clark Gill, of the Salmon
river country, are county seat visitors
this week.
Walter HI. Fem was in Grangeville
this week. Mr.. Fenn's home is at
Whitebird.
Wilbur Moore is in the city from
Spokane for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. O. L. Benson
were out from Florence the last of
the week for brief visit.
F. N. Mckay, paymaster for the
K. R. camps at Cottonwood, was in
the city the last of the week.
The little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Edward Baker, has been quite
i'll this week with an attack of grippe.
Fred Wade came out from Elk
City Friday, and reports the Buster
and some other properties there, busy
at work
Mrs. A. c. Cunningham and son
Clarence returned Sunday from a
short visit with friends and relatives
on Salmon river.
Harry Wood, of the Alexander
Freidenrich Company store, was con-
fined to his home with illness the
first of the week.
Fred White, deputy revenue COL
lector, is in the city this week to look
after official duties and visit with
friends and relatives.
Fem Batty has had the front of
his place of business greatly improved
the past week by the employment of
both carpenter and painter.
Frank d. Richardson is arranging
neat Christmas booth in the center
of the Bargain store for the better
handling of the holiday trade.
]. M. Mcdonald arrived in the
city last Thursday evening from
Spokane. He will remain a short
time to attend to some business mat
tiers.
Wallace Sherwin, of Tolo, and
w. R. Rogers, living in the vicinity
of Winona, have both purchased new
Edison monographs within the past
week.
Cases of scarlet fever are said to be
pretty numerous over in the vicinity
of Keuterville, while from the Lowe
country an epidemic of diptheria is
reported.
Roy Manning is now located at
Paha, Washington, about 65 miles
southwest of Spokane, where he is
employed as book keeper in large
Touring mill.
John Chamberlain is out from
Florence this week. He has been
employed at the Last Chance placer
mine there and reports good pros
poets for the camp.
DIR. Stockton reports the following
births during the past week: To Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Kerlee, on Dec. 9,
a girl, and to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Coder, on Dec. 10, girl.
The Busy BIS of the Baptist church
will conduct a sale of ready made
garments, pin cushions, ETC., ETC., at
the Fair building Saturday Dec. 18th.
Light refreshments will be served.
Rev. Mr.. Bachelor, of Walla
Walla, has been appointed pastor of
the Methodist church at Whitebird.
He passed through Grangeville the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11

yesterday near Denver was well at
tended and everything brought good
prices.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1907-12-11

Did you say Lowney chocolates
Where' At the Pulse Drug Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
&citcrn MaralanS Giiembabu.

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SdGiidl. -
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nus1enonmen Sonntao, &dTtepd rub @nus
nerlnrn. Jn
l9.0i Nnnirt. - Accommodation na& linton.
9rioee, fcipie tiali9. uiSgenorin1en Sonnta6,
Oor!t SanOber, @ettDSburg wto y. unb 8.
Tioifton Runftea.
*4.55 gsa9n. grpreb. SoupiIinie, Saoert.
fo:pit, Sdrcod, GbipSenAt.ra urio, diisaenonts
rten Sountng, Sreoerif NIB @urutttsbnrg.
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Sanpfllnie bnli6 bon entorbs1robe. fofuie
Carlisle.
100 @orseus atiom. mad SiebfieIo. ivuts
GmmitsbnrD.
5000 Moreelis - gSeItern Grpreb. Weftminfter,
Nelp gSinofor. 1;nion Nriboe, 9ruceoiIe (Sres
! ocrid), Tbusrtont, 9S1nreSboro, Chambers
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{ Sanooer.
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~. 9lpbertion, q. ~. Hetpea,
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Cfisicuer etono Scr 0lubs:

Ncuer 0umpfer iir Sic
,Sl0 Conn cine" - 81
SporromS Eoillt miro 5ltr Belt ourd)
sic .Muruluno Steel 50" Elm nelter
Camper iiir sic oOIO Dominion
Sinc" 9c6ollt, ser inn SuIi bonn Sto-
pei geIoIien mcr0en loa. Ger 0ompicr
miro Der gr0Bte ser Gompugnie pers
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miro RGlmli6teitcu iiir 1870 Eaiins
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tcit miro 20 MciIen Oie StlnOc 6etro-
gen. @eum Scr Tunpier Iertia-
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Der 9torfotf9tontc ubI0jcn mo lcbtc-
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mcr0en. Die Gompognic bGIt beltdll-
Dig Gin Heicrueboot. 0nIiclbe por bis
Ter Ole n@ror9in" mclde no6 ser
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tollft meroclt.
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to Hotnt Stccple6oc c, ouS III
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gelunferl mllr0c, bradjtc Den Sic0 Den
rotbsoltgolOencn Heumiarbcn BON s..
Gorrol 9tomn, ociien pon ieinent
Sobne George SromrL iun., g%critte-
mes Eierb o&rii) Dirl" leidt geponn.
Souorite fir 0u8 Hcnllcn mar $50
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Girls" Den S3portleuien OeS Golep
ridt ais llc5erroihung, semi bic
9ltd)mq6er, Die iid) eingefutOcn bot
ten, mllBtcn biibihc Sununen Oarolli
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Sr. @top bc1tohIen. - Sr.
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ridltete I'M 9etettip ? Souptouortier,
Dob lblll aus DEM &ouic fir lingc,
t0br. $50 Sd)mudioden geItohlen
leier. er puoGdtigt einen Mtonn,
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mcntltroBC" Sbofelpeore'S ,StbeIlo
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ipi5ien Der bieiiaen Sallb1tunnilene
8riiocrIdloft BON Ct. Nuorcp& gum
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ltno 0cm 3tpcitcu ~9atbs5uciB oober
inn September cin9cianot mcr0elt.
Die pom W}opor 3lt e%rnenuenoen
@comten iinO: MoUor5,9 iircou; @ri.
pat Sefretdr $4,000, Glerf $500, 9ott
$1,000, S~tenngrapb $1,000.
Sto0t SnQrnicur $500, Sto0t
Frofurotnr $500, @oiier- S@ngeniclr
$1,000, 4 @lit9Iie0er Der Q9oiierbeb6r0c
feline 9e5o6Ilmg, &oiens 5nacnicur
$1,000, MitglieOcr ser &ofeu6cb0rOc
feline 5r3oblunq, Smlitdts Commit
lar $500 @ebduoc, Snipeftor $3OO0.
StroBcnreiniglmgs- $500,
Solicitor Der @Uiieriteucr ul0 SiCcls
gen $2500, Steucreinuehnter $1,000
8e0olt un0 1 4}ro5ent iitr Collection
Der Stoots ltcuerlL Superintendent
Der itdOtiidJen 9pleudtllng $1,000,
gtd0t 8tbliotbcfor $500, Suprrins
tc1Ocnt her 0iftntli6en @ebdu0c
$500, 3 Observation-Disclosures sGom
miiidrc ic $500, 3 &idJtcr OpSStel,cr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ic $4,000, 3 W}it
alicOcr Ser 6cuer6cb0roe ie $1,000,
3 N2itglieocr Der Icucr Erijiuuq8=9c .
b6r0c fem @ebolt, W}itgIirocr ser
Yorfbc60r0e fcin @ebolt, Witglieocr
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fem @ebnlt, Nlitglicocr Der 6inou5.
beb0r0e fem @ebolt, Glcftri5itGts Sns
g%enicltr $1,000, Mitglieoer ser 5rcis
bo0.Gontntiiiion fcin @c6olt, GGci
Snaclricllr Der topogropbiiGcn Cont.
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men, idllS zines 0eriel6cn reiignirt
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2ofalbcridltc ans gSaibinstOu,

Cine goote.
NlS truitri4e$ ReiltItht' zines Strei.
ties iibcr ttnet Grourina erihob &c
tern Ser 25.iGbrige GeIegropbiit Der
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go, iei,te Srnu 2iQidhJ lfeittrtc altf
icin 1 Sobr oltca Sobnfen, i'm ont
9ein per,pitiibcnN, nlio be9iiib baum
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gebradt, pn 5par Die SdlnBmultoe
ais niht gei0brlid angeieben miro,
Oogegen cine &%ermiinollng, Die es lid
5u5og ais feline Mtutter es bonn Irnc
iuIlen licb, miro ais gefabrlid be-
tradtet. Gic Gontilie Gice lpobnte I'M
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tier scr crmor6eten Srou, Soa
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gen. Giicrltd)t ioQ OaS Motip leir.
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@crdantS G &incrs SranspOrt. 81,
8amptcr.etnie.

Srdmt mo Yaiasiers.
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Sam6nrg.Tm fa'2inie,
81 groaomap, Rep.0ots.
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noHlme GonHingS) liL: $50 I6enos lno font
men in Old Buiut Comfort INT 6 llbr DiurgenS
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SdDliebeHe an Die GifeubnbH8iige mad auet
BunIten be5 Citizens uno SiioipeilenS.
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Baltimore"
mad &cIt.Gnihi iutb 6tdjUuubr ga.
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nommen Gonntnesl ltT . tbr giudiHitta95 uno
IuIninen All gSeIt fsnint nm 7.45 WiorgetS uno
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bon gSeit=lSoiRt an Sicultaeen, Sonneritaper
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