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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

Der Sdmel5 III Siioeliusen belhaftigt.
Seilen Sob bctrnllern cine @itttpe uno
bier ainber: 2ouiia. Narsaretba unb
&%atbarina 8u Saliie. Inna Warga@
retba in Yaris, uub s. Y. Holfer 81
CASCADE, Soma.
Sn SeNiars, Sp,ua, lpur0en am &c.
Sanuar III Der ct. Soiepb's : Stride
ebelif 9etrdut: Sranlein Maria 60
Singer uno 6r. 0ubert arie6s. Der
bohlp. Gater Seuerirein nubm Die
Graunn9 nor. Der Srdutigam lit Der
Sobn bon Better arieb5, Surmer al
Susiportb, Winn.; Die Sratt Die Sohz
fer bon SralI Wdtthiaa Welter bon
pe9Pnrs. Die jrngen @belente iper>
ben ibr 3eim 8u 8attlefcrb, Canada.
aufihlasen. Scnielbeu piel Slid
gum Sunoel
In Der ct. Soiepb'ss STRIDE 3l 9ez
Wars. So. ipurhen perflohcne @ohe
ebeltdl g%etrnmt: Srdulein Suianna
Wilbelmp uub 0err SEQ Noffmarm.
Die 9rnnt iii Die Sohter Der @heleuie
HpuNN yStpelniD ppl Seatar5. Olud
3um 8uubel
Scm ,9eMsars Seroln" cntnebmen
luir Ga6folgenbes:
Der SO Sabre olte &err Sobann
Boiling, Der BET |erpanbten in Ma
rion 5opnibip ppbnt, bate leste
Iphe ba5 llnsIiid int Sofraum auf
oem CTS oits5urutifen unb burf Sen
Sal 500 CT lid eineu geiubruf slr.
Or. Setter Sfhpinb unb 81. Ianmeu
lpirben gerlifen, nm Den alien Serrlt
III @~ebanDlung 5ll ilebmen. Ser 8reis
bate III ieinem larsen Seben nod fat
feline &ranfbeit su 6eiteben. CT be-
finSet lid jest 10 ipobl. als man bel
Dielen lImltauoen ertparteu fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
y y -
3eitsemaees.
(grtdltunaen burd Die pfiene
Sbiire".)

ginsr Der iHlinmitsu u~ebeltdnDe.
inter benz unier Strabenbdhnpertebr
heionoers I'M 8iuter piei 5u leipen bat.
TIT Die nnnotbig LANCE Geiinuus ner
Sbiiren Der Cars 3lint Auss une
einreisen Ger Haiiasiere. unS Ole eiiis
falte 3uafuft. Die infplse psiien Die
Haila8iere beiuahe an ieoer StraSens
ede trifit. lit pieIeidt sic lIrIade bon
mebr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einiflisBs
lid Sungenentsiiuouns unD Grippe ais
Die unsebeiaten Cars. gtpas mehr
gufmerfiamfeit ieitens Ser Motor
manner unO elm ipenis mehr 1iidiidt
auf lire Witpanasiere ieitens Serice
nisen. Die elm ober altsfeiseu, pirpe
Die @eiabren pelentlif ~beltrGnten,
Die bon Der eiii9en. bureb oas Seiinen
Der Sbiire eiuitromeuce 9uelnft I'M
Sertrennli6 iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
tleber bas ~s6lith&ahlauieu.

S6littihuhlaufen, ipeld,e QuIf! Sms
merbin aber mi,B audi Dies Yersniiger
NIT Der notbiacn 0orii6t fiir Die Sc
lunobeit aeiibt iperoen. Gas Sdnbs
iverf mnlB itnnobaft icin. nm Ole
8nGhel berim ieit anihIicben, obne
ben 8lltumlauf su bemmen, mn eiuc
freic geiuegung Der 3eben geitatten.
Sals uno 0eiiht ipGen ~minpeitens
tpdbrenp Der 3eit bes ShlittidaubIauz
tens ieoeS Sduses entbebren. alid1 ems
pfiehlt es lid, bic obere lhiisenoe
Winterbiile - lleber5iebsr, Wautel.
Sadett. Boa - ab6rlesem. @dbrenb
oes @isiaifens permeibe man ale
beitigen. iih iiberbaltenben, mld0nsr
9~emegunaen, iese lih, 6umal bel
ldarfer Gdlte, niemals. Gin Sihs
alisrlben finhet am beiteu Durh rlibise
9etueaunseu aui fleiusm Naume ltatt.
Die lInterbnltuns mllB. %beionoers bel
piorigem @ino, nid,t nur gan5 einaes
irellt. ionberu audi Der Wiinb politdnz
Dig geihloilen sebalteu perDen. Cine
taoelnsperthe llniitte lit oas Nuuden
auf Dem @iie. Die @abrldeinlid
felt pes observation-disclosures in Die &mse
ir cine nett 9roBere, audi fam nit
Dem brennenpen @Iimmlrensel bel Den
unoermeiblidem aurumbolugen dnoe
ren groSeS llngliid 5usefigt perpen
itnb iiber lpcegenorfene 9igarrenltums
mel ut ibpn Wulfer aeiatien. Ser
0enu6 bon talten pie aud, lparmeu
@eirdnten iit iiberiIiiiiig uuo fam DER
@eIunhbeit leidt b%leibenbeu Sdaoen
%bringen. Sir senDbnlih iol Ole
Sauer bes Gislaufs, brei Wtal in Der
8od,e lpieoerbDH, lie 5iuei Stunoen in
Der &p6e nidt iiberiGreiten. Grams
ptriereu 'daoet, falle man uur IN Be
pegung bleihr. burdnus nift. lit piele
mcbr cine l%pobItbucnoc GriGeinung.
Dor DEM Ibihnalen Der Sdlittihube
miro Der Aorper ipieper III Die idiis
eenoeu Wmterfleiber gebillt. bami
aber periiise man iih ihleunisit uidht
etlua III Die Wirtbihaft gum Bier, lons
bern nah Sauie. Die Stunoeu Dor
Der 0nnptmabl3eit poer boz DEM
Shlafeuaehen cignen lid am beitet
Sur Iusi!bung bes auc Mi,Steln in
aniprud nebmeuSen euitbabes. @iss
laui aeHanut. 8er ioa Shlittidmb
laufen& @pr alem Sieicnigen, Die
burh ibren Sernf in Die punpie
Snrennluit unp ON Nas Sdreibtpult
sefeielt iine.
8ir empieblen beim Ginfaui bon
Shl'ttitNgben ~bieieniyen Sorten liidt
su %faltfeu, eve ansihtieslid nit 8ie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Nus sbebossan, s1is., miro

Nus Sbebpgean, 91is., miro gea
meloet: Seute Dor pierSig Sdbren
iulrbe Rep. 9. 8. Chill, Der umiihtige
lrnb riibrige Seeliorger Der 8emeinbe
BON ST.. Wameu bierielbit. 5lm Yries
tier geipeibt uno briugen mir benz hotlz
l~piirStgen Subilar linlcrc ber3ltden
@liidipiinlhe bar, perbunpen NIT per
Soffnung, DaB es Serrn Ylarrer xbtll
b%ergonnt fem mDee, na6 Terlauf bon
ipeiteren sebn Sabren bas soloene
Yrieiters Subttdum bel gutter @eilnos
beit, nm9eben bon leiuen @emeinoee
miteliepern unb Yermanbten uub
Sreunoen, bierielbit feiern 81 fDnnen.
&ater Chill lpuroe AM 20. Iu8ult
1874 III Weiler Sum 36urn, &uyemz
burg, seboren. SIM Sitter bon Drei
Sabren fam CT nit leineu @ltern.
ipeldc iid nuf elmer Sarm bel Splp
GroB in SSalfee Gountp nieoerlieBeu,
nah Mmerifa. @is 81 leinem iHnie
5ebnten 9ebcnsjabre perblie6 CT bel
Ieinen @ltern itnb trat inn Sftobcr
1859 IN bas Seminar sl ct. SranciS
Gin. Nm 20. Sanuar 1868 erbielt er
uut pSHt ppuuip IlSH SlIWuk IpuIeIeIt
Gr3bildof, Senni Die I'll. YrieIteripeihe.
9alo nad ieiner SrDination iplrDe CT
als S~iilfsprieiter on Die Airfe gum
sol. @rlDier uad Wabiiun geianbt. pp
or bis gum 9tai b~eslelben Sabres per>
blie6. I'M Ipdter Die Seeliorge on Der
ct. Mattbdus Stride in Neolbo, Spbac
Gou1tn, llnp Der nit Dem Slmte perz
bunSenen ct. Maria,s @emeinbc in
8ooblano, Iptpie Der ct. Sobn's Sc
n,cinbe in Nubicou 6i iiberlebmen.
Sm s(uguIt 1871 legte Batter Chill
iein Mmt in pielen @emeinoen nieper
lno iibernabm an Der ct. Bruno Sc
meinbe in Sttaipd. perbnnoen NIT Der
ct. Mariens @emeiube in @olben 2afe,
III 8autcIba Goultp, cine Stelle ais
Geelen6irte. Sm Sehriidr 1873
iprlroe er an sic Ct. Solepb' ssairhe in
@uufeiba beruien, au lpelber or tic
ben Sabre lang oerblieb. Wdbreno
lcines NirfenS an bieler @ereinbe
iulrbe in o~erlelben cine tntboliIfe
Shule gegriinhet unb Elm 9erdumises
Sdulbuus errihtet. Sm Illguit 1880
murSe CT gum Nn6foIger bes bodp.
General @itars @aB an Die CT.
Wnricns 0cmciube IN Wilpautce he
itinmt. Ser q, Mnriens Wemeinhe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
COP d. weis FUN "Kuob." y

Top Il Weis FUN "kuob.D
E fient OPP senger scheller a bauer sc
an d. felt,
der welt.
Et kent en- trapp geiu'n, eng zuch
mat hlrer MANN,
De al drGt hin an her mG stolz as W;
eng damn.
"W6hi mat erer fent?" ret 81 de baueI
I'M,
'Ech denken haut sen all schlecht full
len iweldrun;
Dat musz ech seen as recht, ma gef
mer n6mmen uocht,
Dasz kent fu m6nge kanner get en-
d. lewe b%ruocht.'
"Madamm,' sot du dc bauer, '"da'
w6lle mer gesinn,
Ech schGsZe nemmen de. dc d welsch
kuor schnewle gin:
A wann err hammer dat, WE amer wellel
dun,
Da vest, datt cen matt hinne k6r
erbarmen hun"
", w SCHncll ild NUM-, ihNhc
hammer din dat net,
Et sen de bescht fun allie kuoben, dt
G. get.
ST 81 ganz BRAT a frumm, t as kent
dat eppes stflt.
Mer e. =" N~H-'o lett, hun d. hammer
quit gezilt."
"AbG madamm, get mir damn liver ent
beschet:
W0un erkennt en- er, sin s. aneschter
geklet?"-
CAM fein sen Sc geklet, ech kann
ech son ST sin
Me- weisz, as dir ert lewen mach e knob
gesinn."
De bauer get; fra knob 81 setzt sfch
an de schet
A set: WA RIGHT mer aus matt enger
kluger ret!
DO as mel noper huor, sci game stot
as schlecht,
Gaf den emol erschosz. t geschech
dem def sci recht.'
Gent mettech, We de bauer run der
juocht hem kent,
nen eng huoDcu hcnhOAi
un der fient.
Oak, gak! wat as dat do? hett cen
dach dat gewoszt,
Der huot 10 dach mer all meng HAMMER
dot geschoszt."
''Madamm set dach net hes, 81 81 jo
schwarZ 'wi d. nuocht,
Il weisze knob re schGszen hun ech
net %geduocht.
Et kennen ar net sen, soss hui der
mech belun,
An och, der muszt geston. ech solver
uorch bedrun."
'Gak, aak, majo. wat as dat do eng
lompech sach!
Der vest ct quit genuch, t as kloer
we der dach.
De kanner 81 GAM weisz, der huot net
recht gedon,
Dat kann dach besser ken. as We hir
MANN ech son."
ID moral fun der gesehicht ka jiddere
gesinn:
Muonch MANN as ganz ferblennt,
want d. hammer beses din;
Schwarz kuckt Sc u fer weisz, laszt
guor neischt gent Sc son,
"A wann s. Ct ageseit, emsoss as damn
hirt kl6n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04
Aus ben iibrisem Gbeilem.

GIamicn, IL. Gan. Gin trallz
riser lln9liidsiall ereignete lid geiterI
Nahmittag. Sas %breiidbrise God
ter6en peS Sfreinermeiiters Subert
Iblen ipielte I'M Sofe. Snfolge Ses
@latteiles rutid,te eiu bort ltebenoes
8eriilt aus uno fiel ouf oas ipieIenbc
8ino, bas our STEELE topt blieb.
d., 13. Gan. 9iad
ldnserer Srant6eit peridbieb IN Der
Waht gum Sreitas 8err Soief Steato.
Soli5eitommiilar l~uIerer Staht.
Hasetu, 10. San. Seuie Nor
gen labeu mebrere auf benz Ieg nad)
@renbel be9riffene 8eripnen IN einenl
Weiber bierlelbit ben SUB elmer
meni6liheu &eihe iiber Dem 8aiier
berporragen. 8ei Se~ititeauns Der
SoentitGt ernies lid Die 2ei6e ais Die
beS ieit Dent 80. Nopember p~eridollez
men Solepb gourg BON bier, iiber oeiien
8erihiuiubeu mir AM 6. Se5entber
leetbin, gemelbet batten. Im &alle
bate ii6 1err s. 9oure eineu Strif
NIT eillem 90 Yflinb lhperen @eipiht
beteltl9t.
Glauien, 10. San. @eltern
perltarb babier inn Ilter bon 10 Sa6s
rem, Srau 8ittlpe Hopenburg, geb.
Slnna Waria @agner, nie Nlitter pes
Srn. Yiarrers Hobeuburg 0 Somcn
(g8ils).
@ilt, 10. Gan. Im Sansiae
Ibenb perihiep nadl ~lduserer. init
hriltIider grgebuna ertragener
8ranfbeit. I'M Sitter BON "a Sabren.
Sr. 2ibpig Yaiiau. llbrmadermeiiter
nno aailierer beS Dieiiscu 8anoperz
fcrpereins.
SeiShprf (SteinleQ, II. Gan.
- &eute itarb bier mad tur5er &rantz
belt bas Observation-Disclosures Serr
Hitplails Sor. Ser Ieritorbene mar
IA Sabre Off.
StfweiIer, II. San. Seit
Woden fommen IN unierm Sorihen
Die 9ranutpeinSteiiel nift ntebr sur
Hube. Gag unb Nad,t miro in unics
rem fleineren 8reunereieu ~gearbeitet.
nm ben einsemahten Slpetiden, Sirz
men, Shleipeu mIp. -baS @aiIer Des
Sebens" 81 entloden. Sir Snbrs
5ebnte lang lit bel ms lpieperum fir
cine quite .Sreppden~ gciprgt. De-
gen 1000 Sitcr Guetif). Der iiol6 allf
feline Gualitdt iein fam, lpurbeu bier
i'm leeteu @onat gebrannt. Gin bic
tiger Ginipobner. &r. Suleibeu. hattie
allf mebrere Sllber Sh,lepen einge
madDt, Die ciuel fpltlideH Sranf erz
geben.
Semstbal, ii. ,Sau. Im II.
Sanuar tebrte Die 46iGhrige Maria
@eber pori bier, Satin bes Staatss
%lpegeipGrter5 6il9er. bon eiieuu aes
id)Gitlihen Sang BON @hternad nlls
nnd 8auie 6urild. 100 lie. nnd) aetba
ner Sausz unb Stollarbeit. plDelid) Die
Sprahe perlpr, bnlb IN Shlni u%eriiel
unb. nah Gmpiaug Der bl. Seluna,
eini9e Stutoen ipdter perhieb.
Steinfurt, II. Gan. Gin &c
piiier Vour aus Sarnid, &orarbciter
I'M bleli9eu &iittemperfe. ioltc belltc
Mittag Elm Efero auSibirren. pas eli
nem Der Nrlpucr Mcsger acb0rt. Sa5
Siero Ihhla aus mo perleste Sour cr@
beblid I'M @eiidt; Bic Sberlippc ipuro
pollitdnbig A~elpaitcu. orei 3dbnc aus
9elhlngen mo Gin Sbeil oeS Sberz
fieiertnuhen5 Sertriimuert; aui Der
Stirn erlitt er cine tlafienoc, bis uuI
Die anoheu rringenbe 6autwmpe.
GalmuS, 10. Gan. @iner
Melbun9 8ufoI9e, pelde Serr Seins
rid Shu,ii ans Selgrao ON ieine bic
iigen Vriiper Sobnnn %eier nup &hii.
SNmit %9elnn9cn IieB, III oieier I'M
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Gin beideiNenes @~liimchen. I
9cbeu geipeHbet. mare OFT bon GA,
anNerem Bertb als Die pradbtupllt
ardu8e. Ole mGn ben St6seiHiAnsuG
leciht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-04

WElsz kUosEN.

lFum n. L. Becker. Aus Prairie
blummen.'l
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24
NOTICE OF MEETING OF REPUB.
LICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the authority of the
Republican State Central committee,
and in accordance with their action.
notice is hereby given that a Re-
publican State Convention will con-
vene in the City OF Wallace. State of
idaho. on Tuesday, the 18th day of
Nav. 1908, at II o'clock. a. N. OF
said day for the purpose OF elect!ng
delegates to the Republican Nation
al convention to be held In the City
Of Chicago. State of Illinois. on the
18th day of June. 1908.
And. pursuant to the authority.
and bv the direction OF .he Republi-
can State Central Committee. re-
nublican State Nominating Conven-
tion will convene in the City Of Biose.
State of Idaho. on Tuesday. the first
day of September. 1908. at IL O'Clock
q. m, at which state convention q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

Total ......... 80. 800
A resolution was passed by tie
State Central Committee properly as
sembled to the effect that the Coun-
ty Central Committees be recognized
as having the right to hold their
county conventions together II they
80 desired and saw fit, and authority
Is hereby given to the County Central
Committees to take such action in
the premises as they see proper, and
they are hereby requested to perfect
all arangemnts for primaries and
OF delegates to the said State Con-
county conventions for the selection
ventions.
The state central committee Is here
by called to meet at Wallace, Idaho,
on Tuesday. the 18th day of May
1908. at 10 o'clock, a. m. for the
purpose Of transacting such business
as may properly be brought before 1t
JAMES H. BRADY,
Chairman.
Addison T. Smith.
Secretary.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

hltzville.-Perhaps for the first
time in the history of RitEs,lle re-
nohstrance was made in the council
.namber when the appreciation for a
saloon license was made. J. E. Bow
I'm was the applicant. Rev. B. E.
Noohtz, pastor of the Methodist
.nufch' objected to the location on
ne only street in town where there
ho saloon, right IN the path OF
senool children going to and from
s sne postofice and being SO near the
soseomce. He said he had been in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24
formed that the saloon would be a
fashionable resort, with cafe in
connection.

Cheney.-Probably what is the
most important catch ever made in
the dragnet of Deputy Sheriff Abe
Brown and City Marshal Arlington
was effected last night, when a man
who calls himself CHARLES Densel was
taken into custody. Densel is sus-
pected of being James Richardson,
wanted in Fresno, Cal, for the MUIR
der of a deputy sheriff there March
IS, 1907.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24
Republican Primaries to County
Convention

Pursuant to the action of the re-
publican county central committee
Of Nez Perez county, Idaho, held at
Lewiston, Idaho, on the 9Th day of
April, 1908, notice Is hereby given
that the republican primaries in the
various precincts are set for, and arc
to be held. on Monday, the 4th day
Of May. 1908, between the hours OF
3 p. m. and p. m. on said day, In
all precincts except First Lewiston.
Second Lewiston, Third Lewiston,
Fourth Lewiston, Neg Perez, Culde-
sac. Orofino and Peck. in which pre-
cincts the time IL set between the
hours of 2 and O'Clock p. m
Such primaries are for the purpose
of selecting delegates to a county
convention to be held ON May 7th,
1908, at the county court house in
the city Of Lewiston, Idaho. at 10
O'Clock a. m. on said day. for the
purpose OF choosing 81 delegates TO
represent Nez Perez county. Idaho. at
the republican state convention to
be held in the city Of Wallace, Ida.
no. May IL, 1908; and also to select
21 delegates to represent Nez Perez
county. Idaho, at the republican
state convention, to be held in the
city of Boise. Idaho, September l.
1908. At said primaries delegates
will be selected to attend a county
convention to be held in the SQUIRT
house at Lewiston, Idaho, and which
said convention shall be subject tc
the call of the chairman Of the re.
publican county central committee,
for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the following county off,
GERS for Nez Perez county, Idaho:
One state senator.
Five representatives.
Sheriff.
Treasurer and ex-officio Public
Administrator.
Prosecuting Attorney.
County Assessor and ex-oflicio Tax
Collector.
Probate Judge.
School Superintendent.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
And three County Commissioner.
for the First. Second and Third Com
missioner districts, and precinct Of
ftcers and for such other officers as
are provided for by law. and to
choose a new county central commit
tee.
The representation to which the
various precincts are entitled, and
the polling places are as follows:
Dele
Precinct and Polling Place. gates.
Ahsahka-Last polling place. 80. 2
Bed Rock-Cavendish Hall. ..... 6
Central Ridge-School house
District No. II 2
! Chesley--Chesley hall. 4
Cold Springs-McDonald build
ing, Vollmer 5
Cu)aesac-Bemis hall 10
Dent Last polling place. ....... 2
Fletoh&r-Hall in Fletcher. 8
Fenton- Last polling place. 2
Fraser-LAst polling place. ..... q
Fords Creek- Last polling place. q
Gifford-I, D. o, +. hall. 4
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

Republican platform of principles
will be announced, a new State Gen.
trail Committee will be elected, and
candidates will be nominated for
Justice Of the Supreme Court. one
member Of Congress, and state off,
GERS to be voted for at the general
election to be held on Tuesday, Mo-
vember 8, A. ID. 1908.
The various counties Of the state
are entitled to delegate representa-
ton in each state convention as
follows:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

The highest cost price paid for
second hand furniture. Russell Out
fitting Store. Phone, Main 1879.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........ 81
Waha-Wallace & Haines' store. :
Webb-Schoolhouse ............ ~
Weippe-Last polling place. $3.50.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY In Winchester.
B. G. BARBOR,
Chairman County Central COMMITTEES.
]. n. MOLLOY.
Secretary County Central COMMITTEES. 4
Two notices will be provided ~
be posted In each precince not later
than IL days before the primary
election. s
Nst-class board and room. 81 ~.
week. East End restaurant.
The hirhest cost price paid foe
secondhand furniture. Russell Out.
fling Store. Phone. Main $50.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

Gilbert-School house. Dist. No 60 3
Greer-Last polling place. ..... 2
Hatwai-School house. ....... 2
kamiah-School house. ....... 2
Lapwai-Warehouse Sweetwater.. 4
Leland. o. o. F. nall. $500. 6
Lenore--Last polling place. ..... 5
Lewiston, 1st-City hall. IA
Lewiston 2d--W. o. w. hall. ~
Lewiston. 3d-Courthouse .... 10
Lewiston. 4th-Hose House No. 3.11
Mason-Slavin schoolhouse 1855. 6
Observation-Disclosures .......... s
Mohler-Town hall ............ 8
Nezperce-Town hall 10
Orofino-Last polling place. 80. 2
Peck-Town hall .............. 1
Pierce-Last poll,ag place. ...... 4
Rimrock-Ingle schoolhouse. 49,. s
Russell-Town hall ............ 8
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-24

Franklin county of substantial
fireproof courthouse may be mate
rallied within year. I or two years
the growth of Franklin county has
been SO rapid that the old frame
courthouse here has become made
Quate, and new arrangements are
necessary. The. county commission
ers have had proposition under
consideration for months, and have
been considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
erecting new building. The board
will meet May A, when 1t is likely
the matter will go so far as the in
vestigation of the various plans sub
mitted.
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Ut was 8 o'clock on a raw morning
in early summer, and the teams
that were to take them to- the lake
- had not yet arrived.
There were but two men in this
chilled company on the church steps,
for the superintendent and several of
the teachers could not leave their work.
The Rev. Albert Pashley was one of
the faithful; the other was Ike, the son
of Deacon Clutner, rich dairyman.
Ike was allowed a substitute on this
momentous day, and. while a hireling
stopped milk into the motley dishes of
the customers, Ike abandoned himself
to the varied pleasures of the Sunday
school picnic.
Ike Clutner was a stoop shouldered,
amiable fellow with no particular fea-
lures. He looked singularly out of
place in his best clothes minus his milk
can and measure
The first wagon ratified up after an
hour Of wintry waiting There had
been some mistake about the time
there always is. The Rev. Albert Pash-
ley clambered into the wagon as mat
ter of course. Phyllis Jones, who had
walked in from the country, was al
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-29

VIII 20 10 HeHSiOW Beach
NV this summer" said my
Wv wife. We will coax John
to go with US There are
always a great many nice girls there.
and who knows what may happen?"
John is my wife's brother. He is a
quiet, retiring young man and very
bashful. He does not care for girls.
At least he says he doesn't.
My wife and her mother thought
John ought to marry because he was
thirty and received salary Of $1,000
year. They threw hints at him for
year or two. and then they came out
into the open and argued with him.
But John said he was very comforta-
bly, situated in bachelor quarters.
My wife showed less enthusiasm
over the matter. | think she feared
John would end. as young men who
keep aloof from young ladies. and con-
sequentlyt don't understand the game,
commonly do, by marrying some en-
tirely impossible person Probably she
set the Henslow Beach plot in motion
who knew John aud looked at the sit
uation in anything approaching an I'M
biased way could imagine that he
would be in any danger at Henslow.
For my own part knew that he would
take a dip conscientiously every day,
spend the rest of his time in shady
nook reading the six best selling nov
els and return to the city without hav-
ing increased by so much as a single
one the number of his acquaintance.
| When | made that calculation / had
never heard of the Castle girl. saw
her first on the evening we arrived
She was sitting at the end of the hotel
piazza. and John was seated near her
They were engaged in conversation.
felt it my duty to find out who the
girl was. | didn't intend to let my in
nocent young brother-in-law fall into
the clutches of designing woman.
found that she was daughter of Tom
Castle of Chicago. who had been g
millionaire. but. owing to an ambitious
attempt to corner the pork market
was one no longer; also learned that
| besides being remarkably pretty, she
was cultured. refined and educated.
| At the first opportunity asked Johr
how he had become acquainted witt
her. He didn't seem to know He
hadn't made any advances, he said
and he was sure she hadn't. They ha(
just happened to meet. Then he be
gan talking about affinities and some
other rot. and l saw the disease hat
attacked him.
Now. see here" said 1. You dom