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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

There has been a report that there is
fight on against Senator Hepburn
among members Of his own party ia the
region Of Boise. If there is any oppos.-
ton 70 the senator ii is Of such diminu-
tive size just at this time that the
reason Tor it is unknown. ". 3. Hey
burn Is one VI the leaders in the senate,
admired for bis strength, lis fearless
ness and his franlness. Through Sen
at0r heyburn ID the late session Of con-
gress Idaho was heard on every cues
ton dat came up Tor debate Senator
Heyburn may not always b. right, bui
When he expresses himself on q CUES
ton be- does d b language 80 clear and
positive thai al know whore be stands,
and be- : ~ Independent tbat the clique
" machine that puts collar % hiu
Nill be p dandy
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

The return Of the camping season and
the arrival Of many strangers enroute
to the hot springs are reminders of how
famous central Idaho will be as a place
for a summer outing when the country
is reached by railway. It is doubted
that there is a section Of country in the
northwest that has more delightful
summer or a greater variety Of outdoor
attractions and sport for those who
want to rough it for awhile than the
Elk City country has to offer. This is
Natures garden, and its health-giying
qualities some day viii be enjoyed by
more people.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

|||'| HI YEl;iA!|IR|iS',.A|60
Items Of Interest Cleaned From TIC Devils Inter Ocean Pub
lshed Under Date Of SATURDAY, 1886.
Charley Maloney is taking in the

Charley Maloney is taking in: the
re- palace at st. Paul. &c s, - = Z
3 Born 10 M, and Mrs. d. L.. Pres
s sslt1ss Tuesday r,sea Feb st daughter,
The Lake View hotel han closed. but
at,fia tihelieYed only temporarity.asI
:s9 Emmest Pew and John Rookie ctobog.
gadeds into town Wednesday.,5aot si;o !.
.df Z b Allen iiestturnsda Wednesday
from d business TRIP throughout the,
Nate tkaffg.9 3a3 $asf aEsIFss hsafsw ]sSlcEin3 !
Brune ne Bros: are Il moving into their
new store corner e of s1S Arnold g "a and
Fourth. ,$Z:. &C. 60 ~, 49,, - -; ~
III MT. and Mrs, N N. Fladelanda
youngest child died "Wednesday after
Al brief li Illness. g2 q Il s54pfa.sb &
4g Thes3 boys An: blue at Fort Totem
will participate I'M a. masquerade, on
+ sWashington,H biEthday 4itt Il: gtub
1ao nd. Hanisonn returned from tWiscon.
sin last week. i He says. times are
dulla and the weather horrible sinpthe
Badger state. 2t1uoo Ted, lo1 J9#tG
1t ii reported that two large stores
are to be started at Churchs Ferry,
one by a Larimore firm and, the ,othez
by Grafton men. ---e----~S-As i
TX Alex Mclean left Monday for Gray
county, Ontario to. talk North Dakots
and arrange for remoing his family t
the Devils Lake region" g otro9o6
at Use l!E!!u.la ,y1Ss..p,,r 80, !.
=. The many friends Of! Of Mr., and Mrs
Hayiland win regret 70 learn that b, the1
hseyez decided dso 70 lea Gays peyil hj Lake
They W gdiHllu go to F 'or Dodge, I'D: Io lI
where MI. Hayiland Is 70 take ch hal
n bis 1 fathers 'GI business r.. rec
5aJudge John wv! Bennett, recently ap
= pointed lclerk of atheg court for Bot
tineauocountys arrived here cSaturda!
fromoB Bismarck, enrouta to- his Joffcia
post oThe Judge was warmly. greete'
here By Thisq old acquaintance. sai5 !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

Ole serymgard left left Monday fol. St.
Paul to gaze upon the ice palace; like
Wise ]. r. Carruthers, who, although
a 1851 Iby the hank . failure, yet, being
u Observation-Disclosures man, hadtanough
1eftlto take him 500 milea away TO; aee
the monument> orKdne Rorealiss1s3s
peMhs ttaeenantcs, CLUB will giya1a mas
dueFada bali {hext Wednesday evening
Fat t1herink: s1SeveraB valuable prizes
have BEEN oneredsd 7le1it dtiw 5asq
IA accfdeht witch might have been
fatal ifnE TITS results; g was sustained by
| the Great Northern railroads rlast Sat
urrday morning near 4 Midway ten
miles east eof this city: Damage to
the amount of about s15otwas sustain
tea To the ! rear coach Of the train
which Jumped the track: sas'fo 4;2it
L Conrad Carlson, . prominent farme,
Of near Bartlett, . We Was frozen to death
Hast Tuesday morning. ~ .Whiskey is
attributed as the cause: Mr.. Carlson
! having :imbibed too feerly on the pre-
ceding night. '''S '''' ,7H*''' :;,','''2
~ . .1fl,33o OFT ~ :.,.- .:.-.-, >. -.,.:,
IT,. Following within few days Of thu
Sudden, death Of her daughter, Mrs
Bayard, wife Of the secretary Of state
also, passed away. It is a terrible
double affection upon the husband ANT
! father hfttp .x;u .s,.,.,, "r.. -.
ia Col, .L]ounsbury, writing to an Obi
j friend concerning the, fuel question ii
Dakota, says i%iThe country abounds Il
Ignite, coal. It L. much like charcoa
/ only heavier and more. lasting. On
d ton: Of hard coal iiisc perhaps equal. t
two and one-half tons of this coal, bu
the country Is full of It. It Is sold /
the city at s. per ton, ten cents pc
: hundred pounds to those buying
small quantities. Farmers buy it 8
: the mines for 81 for all they can loa
| on a wagon. Wood Is sold for SIS pc
| cord, but coal is cheaper than tn
wood can be cut and piled.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
LOANS GOOD
Eastern Companies Have Resumed
4 j q: !. oaair,a On Dakota son C

Eastern Companies Have Resumed.
i; 81 sloaaings ON Dakota sou f: o..
b This article cuIleda from the Fargo
Forum, is of general interest through
out the state. 10 the effect that our
farm loans are as good as they always
have been: q,
Thinga financial are getting into,
normal channels again and no better!
Eproof ssis needed than that real estate
land farm loans, the latter especially,
are being accented by eastern capital.
lists The head 4 local institution
doing conside rab1e business 10 farm
leans, casually remark ed to another
gentle in the same line d bust;
mess that yeateTtiay ne had received
the Arst approval of 4 farm loan since
lNoyamba The second gentleman, I'd
response, said that hia house too had
that day received III ffirst approval 81
fas loan from the east since TAN. II, u
moment two other gentIa men ID the
farm loan business appeared on the
scene and they reported tho receipts
oee approvals for loans Ing the past
DAY 81 ii i d eaeh s ta cases the
i loans had been approved hy commit,
Isess ug eastern iinaa coang,ana
i that Dalsota
5lssears iea 0ai aaa alnan
II clsra Il i ls
81 ~ move oI 81 !, 49, sIist'
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

Three dollars worth Of potatoes
were the subject Of years litigation
In court at Washburn, Wis.
Capt. H. P. Black OF the U. s. signal
corps, has started on a 1000 milestrfp7
through Alaska "
: Graft is feared in the government
printing plant Sat Washington.
frankie Neil was badly beaten by
Abe Tttell at San Francisco last Fri
day evening. f s oI nio$ =
+ There was an explosion In the rean-
ing room Of the Philadelphia arsenal.
Several wers badly injured. $500 :: II
"A Chicago father murdered his two
little daughters, and badly wounded
his con, The boy cannot recover. -
Carnegie hes given $4,000 TO help
thu widows Of the miners who were
killed In the Deer Greek. Pa, explos,
Ton, 4 ~ RI i, a,ty,
A dangerous anarchist ig4under At AZ
rest at Algacteras, Spain. It 10 said
that he plotted to assinate the king
and queen Of spain. j; sss..s
The Oriental bank Of New York City
was forced to close. It's doors last week
owing to run on that dnafstntson. G
/ II is said that Alice Thaw will en
deayor to prove that the Earl Of Var
mouth is 8 bigamist, s,a ssq~s,...s s
The United States Steel trust earnf
only s16O, 100000 net per year. .
Adyices from Indiana state thai
Fairbanks will land that states vote. 4
Arthur r. Glover was hanged at At
4 lanta, Ga. The governor allowed hi hin IN
i Ia respite Of four days In ordersto setus
up hls business affairs e.ss HS 81, y
The postmaster of Norway, Mich lll'
Il atol Ganada ito escane q mob VIII VII
ITWere him for criminal assauls. B
aaS Iso DeTray, ,ss alp,tain ofs Chicago Uni
Il yesrris,ity otball team Of last veal
I win assist Coach sstagg III the comm
q ssasonsas assistant coach 4 s
The ork ch Z iteor, % %
!. Rev, ll nckley, has been charge 3
ith dialoyaat ,Is and Hland er.
4 Louis aonning Eof Duluth, while u
4 lder u religious Jana cisrn, ommitte
!, auicide byj jumping from lake steam can
& Seven women were arrested Tor tr'
i nng to tear ID the earth at 4 st1ffra gist
!. maeting Ii England last week. s3 III
took san jury Just ten NH NH
Sutes bring verdict Sof l,l it e
{ TOR a5-yearso DID girl had bee
ssIcharged Will naanalaug hter. The tri'
& lasted onIyy two hours. 1zSsi
81 he cola weather killed two persol
n in New York Cit 'hursda Of la
i week.
Clle london reports That ~
baaaador Bryce has regig ned ais Eol
saaid I'd be sstheut oundati q
All 4
in yoa5 have sr,saa tired aa ggs III
~ hrsa aaslsl ta s
gha Il q,
i, psOuss 81 ~ FARMERS agila Y
81 WIN nsya gpg Is
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
3 3.:2Glt1URlRIIE;NtT EVENTS:

ManiaHeR@ R@nn eRoM@ 0R@m0

:. -@.TS ~, Sikotttatsi1 .G4''s
Ine LIMOS sac s.,,,a $1,000 - ssvors
asam,na tr, as to the az methods Of pun.
aisbnssaan1te III Dirrsctice at that Institution.
zeTrhiis lima light has Es1nearrthed d truly
hofrihblsE dohdiaon q anairs: asb 2s zs1s
: NJ The, union ,of American heiresses
With foreign noblemen., formed, the
tonic ofr congregation, On the door, OF
saheg house, last, week. + Tie. heiEesses
sssme IL i 1or gead share OF s2aaet11nes
Ranorta are .,k to the effect that there
Al now 4 severe we, famine In progress lin
5satfbarn n anlauds3 81 - mob on1oa !
1s5a5p asl 81, hi /, Nv IL 1ss;vIias n:
v IN ina S;;saHHe s ~ az nottasrs ioad.
"a .,1,nr orr, yvft ,,,IcksY,ot and blew
't IL p asssk inIf ia four yea oid sisteEa
H aaadp IL Pr 1o3 fsl ~ ecaR M
:, , II 1.tHa ,,, 1913, hoo,
u.' !. -, 49, 1900 oe tha
,,s ,sad hv the senate last
~ 80 go, ~ +
iii ri :: IL S% t r.
Fesident RooseY snVt y ssau - iassso
s e 4. meAsa y y ~ ssSS d So =
9. eoasss e, % sl nss; st.g
- 5. It IL funiored that FINLAND Wi soon
be ca apsorpe 1tl py Rnsslaa
i i, The Protest nt.missio naries hare TO
= pudiatedl tine stories as 20 Iexorbitan1t
claims mad lem sin 5cornection
with the Boxer E
ID The inventor of .elastic starch a Oh
b died hi poverty Hast week as KeQkuk y,
: twenty citizens q 10 Gall sornia
town drove out 7 Hind y az
milk Biz, oiI tank at Los Angeles lex
plodeda entailing Al loss mic Al o ~
IA dollars.
The Marquis Of IL Oh berry has de
clared that: the present .conditi so
= i Ireland III il much III worse than ~ was i
tie dark ages; n 81
81 tsplitchea,d BATH t was had between
masked bandits and II posses pf ~
zens4at last Teek forfl
$40 4 vi
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

yoa have groysal Tired aa
aslsal
gssaa q
pIYOguss q lglasrassa agila szs ~
WIN nssya
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
WILL CBLEBlATk
ANNIVERSARY
Evangelical Lutheran lmmanuels
CONGREGATION is Is Years Old

On Sunday. April 26th, the Evan
gelical Lutheran Immanuels congre-
CATION least side Rev. H. Mack,
pastor. will celebrate the 18th ami
versary of the organization of that
church body. All the Lutheran con-
gregations of this vicinity have been
invited, and will drop their services on
that day to participate in this celebra-
ton.
To accommodate the crowds of
visitors, Immanuels congregation has
rented the Opera House in which the
three festival services viii be held.
The celebration will open with Ger
man service of praise and thanksgiving
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in which Rev. A.
Krusche, of Kellner, will deliver the
sermon. At 2:30 p m. a second SER
vice will be held, Rev. VIM. Gieselman,
of the town of Sigel. preaching. In
order to comply with the wishes of
MANY who cannot understand the
German language, and have expressed
the desire also to hear festival SER
mon at this celebration, the congrega-
ton has arranged an English service
which will be held at 7:30 p. M, Rev
VIM. Nommensen, pastor of the Evan
gelical Lutheran ST. Pauls church
(west side) of this city, has consented
to address the festival audience.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Geo. w. Purnell returned from a
business trip to Chicago yesterday.
George Brown, of Pittsville, was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
W. B. Raymond joined the army of
trout fishermen yesterday.
John Wenzel of Merrill, was BUSH
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson left
yesterday for Arbor Vita, where they
will visit friends.
State superintendent G. p. Cary, of
Madison, was a visitor in this city
Tuesday.
G. B. Miller left for Wausau yes
terday morning to transact business.
Atty. B. r. Goggins returned yeSter-
day from a business trip to Ashland.
A. j. Hughes left for Wausau yes
terday morning to transact business.
Miss Lidia STANCE, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. e. w.
Ellis for the past few weeks, left for
her home in Merrill Yesterday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

elected alderman.
The total number of votes cast for
supervisor in the first ward was 90. of
which number Edmund P. Arpin re-
ceived 90, and was declared elected
supervisor.
The total number of votes cast for
Alderman Of the 2nd ward was ISS of
which number Henry Sampson, Jr.,
received 103 and was declared elected
alderman.
The total number of votes cast for
supervisors in the End ward was les of
which number Amos j. Hasbrouck
received l63 and was declared elected
supervisor.
The total number of votes cast for
alderman 10 the 3rd ward was I37 of
which number Chas. E. Briere re-
ceived IS and was declared elected
alderman.
The total number of votes cast for
Supervisor in the 3rd ward was lbs of
which number Geo. P. Hambrecht
received lbs, and was declared elected
supervisor.
The total number of votes cast fol
Alderman in the 4tL ward was l73 OF
| which number Otto RoeniuS received
95 and was declared elected alderman
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
UNIVERSITY HAS
4,Ol4 STUDENTS
Reaches High Water Mark in
Attendance, Increase in all
Departments 355

The attendance at the University of
Wisconsin this year has passed the
1000 mark. The new catalogue now
in press shows total enrolment of
4,0l4. This is an increase of 365 over
the attendance last year. The college
Of engineering is rapidly nearing the
LOCO mark: this year 920 students are
enrolled in that department, an in
crease of III. or over l3 per cent.
The college Of letters and science also
shows healthy gain. with total en-
rollment of l, 1852, an increase of 1888. or
lis per cent. In the college of agri-
culture this year there are 694
students, All increase of y, or1l.5 per
cent The graduate school has 232 en-
rolled, an increase of %.
In the college of letters and scien ce
the course in commerce has PIG, an in
crease of nearly 10 per cent: the course
for normal graduates has - enrolled,
a gain of over II per cent The newly
established college of medicine has an
attendance of 25.
Of the 694 students in the college of
agriculture 800 are in the short course
144 in the dairy course, LAG in the four
year course, and IA are graduate
students. The greatest gain is in the
short course, where So additional
students were enrolled this year.
The great gain this year was in the
freshman class, which numbers GAP, an
increase of 20S, or over % per cent.
There are 507 freshmen in the college
of letters and science, against 375 last
year, an increase of 1872. The college
of engineering has 318 freshmen,
against 23S last year, an increase of 80.
The senior class in all departments
numbers 600; the junior class 693; the
sophomore class 629.
The college of law this year has an
enrolment of Isl; the school of music,
Isl; and the summer session 42S, an in
crease of 80.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

There was presented the claim or
Geo. +. Krieger for $50 81 for correc-
zion on personal property taxes and,
she claim of Elsie krieger SIS AZ for
correction on personal property taxes
and on motion, the same were disal-
bowed
The bill of the A. Fl. Gardner Co.
for 50. As for repairs on the hose nozzle
vas. on motion, diSallowed.
The following report of CITY Engi-
neer Philleo was received and, on
motion, referred to tile committee on
sewers.
1.-The Hon. Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Grand Rapids.
Geptlemen:-Iu company with Al
aermau KubiSiak. L made an lnspec-
ton of the water conditions IN the
sth ward and found the territory
south OF the G.. B. & w. track Hooded
by the water from the marsh to the
aorth or the railroad the 10 inch
sewer co Daily street being of insufll-
eieut capacity To carry the large
amount of water that comes from the
marsh.
/ believe If sewer pipes were ial0
along the west curb line of DAILY ST.
tnow 10th Ave- and connect with the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
SPORTSMEN AFTER TROUT
Season Opened Yesterday and
the Army of Fishermen Moved

For the past week or ten days fisher
men have Teen busy getting their
tackle ready for the trout season
which opened.
Angling for trout has iacome as
popular sport as hunting Tor deer,
and the season each year is awaited
as eagerly, as the open season for deer.
There is in all probability more
sportsmen who indulge in trout fish
ing in one season than in the hunting
of deer in many season.
There is scarcely locality in which
trout streams do not abornd, and
Grand Rapids, situated as it is midst
many streams in which the ''speckled
beauties run, is especially favored.
The season which began yesterday
| remains open until Sept. ].
| Bring your Job work to US.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
TEST CONSTlTUTlONALITY
OF THE RATE LAW

AS an outcome of questions involved
in the 500 railroad TO OPP local pas
senger train midway between two
stations in Polk county, to accommo-
date its dairy farmers, an order from
which the railroads appea ed, the su-
preme court invited all the railroad
companies to present briefs and argua
ments. The questions to be deter
mined affects the constitutionality of
the commissions act, and the powers
of the commission and the limitations
to the court review of the orders of
the commission.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
RAILROADS PAY
$3,O83,72O TAX
Assessment Board Boosted
Taxes over 100000 This
Year

The state tax commission has fixed
the total value of the railroad property
of the state at s267, 1861. 800. The
amount of taxes to be paid by the
railroads this year is $3,OS3, 72O 63.
This is over 100000 more than was
paid by the railroads last year.
The Northwestern railroad is valued
at $50, 100000: the ST. Paul at s83, OOO,-
600: the Omaha at $4,000, 900; the
Wisconsin Central at S26, 900, 900: the
Burlington at s11, 300, 900 and the 500
at 81 100000
Last year the average rate of
general property taxation was 80
95 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
This is the first time in the history of
the state that the railroad taxes have
exceeded the three million mark.
The total valuation of the general
property of the state this year is
81, 297, 63S,529. Last year it was 81
124, 10000 The total taxes paid by
the general property of the state the
past year was s26, 1882, 19O.O8. In the
previous year it was s23, 20, $4,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
Supplement to
Wood County Reporter
Thursday April Is, 1908.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council r IONS Apr. 7, 1908.
Couucu met in regular session. Quo.
rum present.
The day being legal holiday, the
council adjourned until April SJh,
1908, at he usual hour.
c. E BoLEs, W. 4. WHEELAN,
Clerk. Mayor.
Council Rooms April 8th, 1908.
Council met Ia adjourned regular
session, Mayor Wneeian presiding.
Present: A Alderman Arpin, SLeib, Row
son, Ni,sou, GetZidtf. Painter, kuOi-
siak, Lukd>esKI, Jackson, RlStOw,
Rosie, LlOl aud q. NJ. HUI, -.
A bSenU: Aldermen y. d. Hill, Ellis
sn1 Hansen, ).
On motlou, the reading of the
minutes 81 tie March meeting was
dispensed with.
The committee on General Business,
to whom had been referred the peUl-
tiou OF Bussert Bros. 81 20, iOT
license TO Duid, construct ana main
tain certain sIde track, reported
recommending that the ptUiIloh De
granted Ga motion, the report or
the cummioLee was adopted.
The sewer committee TO whom mad
been referred The petition OF Rev.
J. NJ. KurCZyK, ct. al, praying Tor the
consIrlgtIJn Of Sc wer On Tenth Ave.
N south of FreemOnt ST. reported,
recommending that the sewer asked
for in the petition be granted, the
same 10 extend south from Fremont
ST. on Tenth a We. about $50 feet,
more or less, and recommending that
the sewer be Of Is inch pipe. On
motion by unanimous vote, the re-
port Of tue committee vas adopted
and the sewer ordered constructed.
There was presented the petition Of
A, B. Beyer and % others. praying
your honorable body TO cause an arc
light 10 be placed at the corner OF
Washington Ave. and 18th st.
Ga motion, the Committee on gen
eral business was instructed TO take
up with the Electric & Water Co.,
the matter of having ten 90 candle
power lamps or 81 candle power new
tungsten lamps on each side OF the
river, and TO report upon the same at
the next meeting Of the council.
The following communication was
received aud, on motion, referred TO
the committee Oh sewers.
Grand Rapids, WIS. Feb. l4th, 1908.
e. w. Ellis,
Jlby.
Dear SIR. c. Bell requested me
to write 10 you as a memOer OF the
common council and of the committee
on sewers. He complains OF the al
most impossible condition OF Fourth
street. caused by surface water,
which at times is from one to TWO
feet deep and overflowS the walks on
the east of Fourth street, and runs
into his basement and is doing con-
siderable damage 10 the wall under
his house. A grade was established
for Fourth street some years ago but
it has never been brought up TO grade
this together with the fact that the
cross walk along Oak Street, and
across Fourth street, Is up to grade |
dams the water aud prevents 1t from |
flowing off.
The difficulty can be easily remedied
by putting in a catch basin at the
corner of Oak and Fourth streets
Kindly give the matter your al
tention at the next meeting OF the
council, and oblige.
Very truly yours,
GEO. III METCALFE.
On motion, by UNANIMOUS vote, The
clerk calling he roll. the following
bills were allowed,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
PROF. J. H. SNYDER is
HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED

II. Terry, high school state inspector
visited the high school Thursday and
speaks in great favor of the work
being done this year which is merit
for Prin. J: III. Snider and the other
teachers employed in the various
grades. -Sheboygan Herald.
NOTE-Prof. Snider is well known
in this county, and was a candidate
for county uperintendent of schools
last spring. His many Wood county
friends will be pleased to know of his
success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

LADIES
Carroll Miss e fcard)
Fisher Mrs. Minnie (oard}
Fountaine Mrs. Olive
Hicks Mrs. Clara tcard)
Odgers Mrs. Kate
Richardson Mrs. Bertha
Thomson Miss Isabel NJ. (card)
GENTLEMEN
Crane James
Forest G. W.
Gates K.
Granger Henry
Hayes James
keiland g. Ocbo
kenney John card
Lauart D. g.
MaZurkiewitZ Joe
henderson Walter
Palmer Will
Shockey W. (card)
Talbot F. K.
Tracy Vincent J. card
White Henry q cards.
Persons calling for the above let
erS' please say advertised"
A. L. FONTAINE p. NJ.