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WOLCOTT.

TWO additional cream Cathercrs have
been put upon the road by the H. y.
Hood Col. {. tdall has returned from
business trip TO Boston.-ff w. Dodge
OF this village has bought tho G. w.
Boardman farm in West Morristown and
Will take possession soon.--H II. Acker-
son of Jericho Is visiting his daughter.
Mrs John Jones. this weck.-Elmer Gould
of Exeter. n. H., Is visiting relatives
in town for few days. Misses Mary
and Carrie Poor wert 70 Watertown, n
y, Monday to visit their sister Miss
Martha Poor.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Could May "a
The q. A. II. and " r. G. are complot
ing arrangements for a fitting observance
of Memorial day assisted by the NJ w.
a. The school children have a fine pro-
gram including an entirely new flag
drill. The Rev. W. T.. Allen of Crafts
bury will deliver the address The
Danville band will he In attendance In
the evening the NJ. W. A. will present
the drama 'Gyp the Heire-1. or the
Dead Witness" with music. by Pauls
orchestra.--Mrs. Frank Merriam of
Gilmore came Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. II, II. Edwards--News has been
received here Of the death in Brooklyn
of Mr.. Manning, the husband of Miss
Cora Reed, formerly Of this place.
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JOHNSON.

Grass is looking the best it has for
many years. and everything points to a
big hay crop.-Alen Bradley spent sun
day with NJ. A, Gibson in Burlington,
johnson Grange cleared s7200 from the
play given May l5.-W. T. Bailey Of Mar
shalltown, Ia. who came East to pur-
chase two cars Of sugar returned home
Monday,-W f. Tracy and Mel Morris
were In Eden Monday.-H. n. Bangs has
purchased small piece OF land adjoin-
ing his place from John Hill. which
gives him a good garden.-E. +. Perkins
is improving and also Mrs. II. A. Water
man. Both are able to sit up good
part OF the day.--George II. Saxby, an
old resident here, and who for many
years kept hotel here. died very suddenly
of heart trouble and was buried Monday.
Services We're conducted at the Con
rcgatonal Church by the c. -. Pssrce,
the bearers were his two sons and sons
in -law.-The Memorial services At the
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. u. II. Chapman has sold the
place known as the Wetheral place to
Frank Fullngton and the Hubbard farm
to Fred Wells of this place,-Mrs. +. A.,
Story is spending a few days with friends
in Johnson.-A1rs. W. Woodruff has
passed several days with her daughter,
Mrs II. II. Cady.-Misscs Hattie and
Lydia Lyman are spending several days
with their sister at Elmore.-Mrs India
chapman Blowdcau and son of Cali
fornia arrived Monday for an extended
visit with her mother and famly.-Mrs.
Hattie Putnam and daughter, Annie,
spent Sunday at St. Alhans.-Mr. and
Mrs W. NJ Smith are spending few
days in Wiis'on, Mr.. Smith will also
make business trip tn Barre. The Rev.
Mr. Barton is entertaining his father from
Johnson.-Nlr. and Mrs Hyde spent Sun
day at Cloverdale.- and Mrs, william
Lang Of Fairfax spent Sunday with rela-
tives in town.
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tyre. He was fined s.. and costs Of $500.
Misses Winnifred Richmond and Alice
Mcintyre attended the promenade given
by the freshmen of Norwich university
az Northield Friday night.-F'rank
Wyman came from Brattleboro Friday
night for a few days with his family
Fred Williams Joined his mother, Mrs.
Jehel Williams, In Montpelier Friday
and returned with her Sunday.-There
will be a Memorial day dance given IN
Grange hall Saturday night with music
furnished by the Music Hall orchestra
Mrs. ]. +. Greenwood Of Warren visited
at Dir. F. c. Angels Friday and Satur-
day.-M isses BESSIE Bliss and Lillian
Hutchins Of Mortified spent Sunday in
town.-Miss Sadie Fie.ield has completed
work at the Grant drug store and gone
to her home in Wlliamstown for few
days before entering the Grant drug store
in Rethel-Mrs T.. X. Jones visited in
West Lebanon the latter part of last
week.-Mss Genieve I.amson spent sun
day in White Ritter Juuction.-Mrs. W.
II. sherman of Sharon visited Mrs. Car
mody Friday.-Prin. f. G. liam Witness
ed the Hartford Randolph game at
White River Junction Saturday.-The
concert in depot square Saturday even
ing, the first concert of the season.
The Rev. W S. bradshaw delivered
n very appropriate memorial sermon sun
day afternoon before a large congrcsa-
ton made up the L. S. Grant Post, q.
A. r.. Woman's Relief Corps, Sons of
Veterans and many citizens-Frcd Curtis
and family have gone to Greensboro for
hoI furv iSs
]. II. short of Boston Is being entertained
by Mrs j. +. Cleveland. Mrs. Mary
Bcmls has returned to Springfield after
a number OF weeks with Mrs. Lizzie
SMITH S Chase Is in Boston and
vicinity for a short time Mrs II. l..
Read and mother Mrs. Nicholson of
Dorchester, Mass, have joined MI Reed
in town.-Miss Ella Rrowncll has gone
tn her home in Pomfret for few days. -
Mrs. George Emery and children are
in Barnard for few days.-Mrs. I"rah
Hin is in Waterbury for week,-The
Rev. W $ Bradshaw, pastor of the
Baptist Church, has resigned to take
effect July /. The reasons given for this
change are a greater opportunity Tor
doing good In the West. where he in
tends to locate the necessity for
change OF climate and worh for the
benefit of his health, which Is not good.
and the desire for improved educational
advantages for his two daughters
b. A. Durkee has gone to Richmond
where he has employment. His family
will go there later-A son was born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert owen.
Mrs. Clarence Hodges of New York Is
visiting her sisters. Mrs. H. h. Bell and
Miss Mary $ Dubois. Mrs. Arthur
Burt of philadelphia has come to tn"
Burt cottage for the summer-P. \.
Jcrd Of Montpelier was in town Sunday
and Monday.-The Dubois home on So.
Main street has been opened for the
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H. w. ALLEN g. CO.

summer, Mr.. and Mrs II. e. Bell and
children and Miss Mary Dubois having
ceased boarding at the Inn.-Charles
Written has returned to Middlesex
whore he is employed. Mrs. c. r. Steele
has gone to Claremont. y. H., for a few
days.-Mrs. Elmer Bean came from
MONTPELIER Tuesday 10 visit her sister
Mrs. G. II. lnCalls.-Clarence Saut un-
derwent successful operation Monday
at the sanitorium for appendicitis -Car
Thaycr OF Mortified began yesterday
as huttermaker at the Green Mountain
stock farms, succeeding Mr. Sawyer who
is to he employed at the White Cross
milk factory ThaYer Of East
RoXbury is to make his home for the
present with his nephew. ora Copeland
at the Cottage Hotel.-Mrs. G. f.. Lasher
is in Warren for few days.-Mrs. Poor
and daughter OF Ansonia. Conn. stop
ped with Mrs. r.. T.. Lyon Monday and
Tuesday on their way to Mortified,
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STOWE.

A slight blaze on the roof of h. g. God
frey's barn was discovered Saturday
forenoon. An alarm was given and
the fire company had the hose ready to
connect with the nearest hydrant In three
minutes. The fire had been put out, how
ever. by members OF the family. 1t Is
supposed that 1t ignited from a spark
from tho engine at c. f. e. +. O. Burt's
mill.-Mrs. Howard Thomas and daugh-
ter. Miss Rachel OF Superior. Wis. who
are visiting In Stowe. returned Saturday
from Montpelier.-Thc exhibition given by
the high and graded school Friday even
Ing for the benefit OF the school piano
fund drew an $50 house and gave great
satisfaction. The program included sew
eral fine selections by the high school or
chestra. an amusing farce. six Cups OF
Chocolate" by the Misses Inez Smith,
Angle Harris. Ruby Collins, Avis Year
rem. Margaret Pike and Rebecca Burt of
tho high school, a 10 little Indian boy
drill recitation by Harley Ploof. a trio
by tho grammar school. a parasol drill
by intermediate girls. sunbonnet babes
and overall boys drill from the primary
department. a solo, Little Black Me" by
little Madene Boardman. a Mother Goose
reception and a ribbon drill-Mrs. Mar
shall La Dor Is seriously Ill at her home in
Stowe Hollow-Mrs. Ellen Wheeler and
granddaughter. Miss Wheeler of Water.
bury visited Mrs. c. F. Eddy Saturday
News has been received of the death Sat
urday at a Brattleboro hospital Of Mrs.
william Somerville. a former resident of
StOwe.-Mrs. Jesse A. Kellogg and
daughter, Marguerite. of Montpelier are
visitors in Stowc-Mrs, Mary Gale Bill
llngs of Schenectady, \. Y, arrived in
stowe Saturday for a months visit She
was accompanied by her sister. Miss Ell
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DERBY.

Funeral services were held last week
at her fathers. Frank Wilson. for Miss
Martha Wilson. who died May Is in the
hospital in Dorchester. Mass The Rev.
DR. Flanders of the Congregational
Church officiated. She had been employ
ed as stenoGrapher in Boston. She was
oS years of age and until her going 70
Boston made her home with her grand
parents and aunt-Nine members were
admitted to the CONGREGATIONAL Church
by confession Of faith and i've by letter
Sunday The Rev Mr.. Davidson con-
Quoted the services in the Baptist
Church sunday morning, The Rev. NJ
Lance Of Newport Will preach the Bac-
calaurate sermon for Derby academy N
the Baptist church Sunday morning
Commencement exercises occupy the
whole week until Friday evening. when
they close with reception by the
faculty and senior Classe .-C'harles Hin
man. while AT work for A, T. Niles We'd
nesday. May 20 fen and broke several
ribs from the effects Of which he died
Saturday night. Funeral service was
held at the house Tuesday at 10 O'Clock
He was IS years Of age.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The store Of Sawyer & Lathe was
broken into Saturday night by removing
light of glass The amount taken was
small. less than sl0-Eugene Cobb from
stowe visited in town last week C. H.
Hanson made business trip II Boston
last week. -Frcd Bailey has returned
from Boston and moved into the house
vacated by Honor Bartlett.-The R-v.
Charles RowleY preached very able
sermon memorial Sunday IN the Meth
odist Church.-The Earnest Workers VIII
serve dinner at the common Memorial
day.--The death of Mrs Mason Of Wolcott
was announced sunday She had lived
in this town several years and l. vel
remembered 10y the older people. Nj
Lyman bingham and children OF Brad
ford Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowley &c. II. Hanson has solo
his hill, farm to Harry Bailey.
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HYDE PARK.

bamoine county court will convene
next Tuesday.-Exercises appropriate to
Memorial day will be held at the Acad-
envy Friday.-Mrs. Martha Dodd and
daughter. Natalie. Of Grand isle are
visiting here.-Miss Alice Page is
threatened with a fever.-Judge Pearl of
Ardmore, Okla, was In town Monday
Misses stella and Clara Fulton arc
planning TO return to their old home
IN wisconsin next month. which place
they left two years ago.-Mr and Mrs
william jackson OF Woodsville. n. H.,
are visiting w. ID. Strong. The Rev.
W. X. Hamlin will deliver the address
Memorial day before Aaron Keller Post.
q. A. X. The exercises this year are to
ne at North Hyde Park. MFR. and Mrs.
{. A. Knight returned from Boston Sat
urday. where they went to attend the
marriage of their brother -in-law, A. II.
Copley, and Miss Florence Carter OF tina t
cty.-Hannibal Spauldng visited in Eden
Sunday.-Mrs, /. Il. Sherwin OF John
son is stopping at f.. G.. Sherwin's,-
Mrs. Effie Smalley Of Morrisvile was
here yesterday.-Stato's Attorney Tracy
Of Johnson was in town Monday.-H. A.
Noyes and the Rev. W. r. Hamin were
in johnson Monday
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NEWPORT.

The new gasolene tug boat John & II
ha< not been decided success and NOR
are at work on the Old boat getting hel
in shape for use this season
The chief difficulty with the
new boat is that although It
goes at high speed when alone It
takes over twice as long to tow with
load as with tho old boat. Men are ex-
pectcd here soon Ia settle the difficulty
hut II cannot be accomplished in time
fo- this seasons work Mr.. and Mrs
IT,. A. Prouty Of Washington and son
John are in town for the summer
Several boats have been launched this
spring and more are expected later
Polly johnson was fined s., and costs
for breach Of the peace and Bob"
Smith. Albert BEFORE and Pat Porter the
same amount but upon the payment Of
costs were placed in the hands of the
probation officer.-Mrs. Clara Gustavison
is making an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs Allen Follott-Mr. and Mrs
WIN. Batchelder have returned from a
trip to Montreal and other points.-As-
cension day exercises will be held at
Masonic hall this evening.
Following the opening Friday night
Of the Memphremasog Yacht club
house. when about $50 Of the members
and ladies were present. in the new
quarters were open Saturday from
10 90 a. m. and 500 p, m. for public
inspection and a large number took
advantage Of the opportunity. The
membership of the club now exceeds
200 and success is assured. Although
the club house has many attractive
features more will he added as occa-
sion requires The club will probably
hold at least two regattas this season.
the first to be held In the bay for Q
(Coutinucd on 18th PsEc.I
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GRAND ISLE.

Hiram Tomas died Sunday morning
after a lingering illness. His funeral
was held at the house where he was
born and had always lived. lie leaves
wife and two sons and two daugb-
ters. all of whom reside in Grand Isle,
except Anna. wife OF Homer Jackson
Of Worcester. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs, Rog-
er Wilcox of Plattsburgh, n. Y, were
called here by the death of Mr.. Tobias.
Merritt Nantine of Boston visited
hero over Sunday.-Mrs, Grosvenor OF
Malone, y. H, visited her cousin. Or,
q. II. Branch, over Sunday.-Miss Au-
man gave an interesting talk Sunda Y
evening to a small audience.-A severe
electric storm with rain passed over
Grand Isle Tuesday afternoon.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

DR.. jesse Reynolds of Potsdam, n. Y,
called here last week.. Baylor of the
United States and Canada boundaries com
mission has been hero on his way to
Maine where they will work this summer
There were morning and evening ser
vices in the Congregational church Sun
! day conducted by the Rev. Mr. Stewart
, who IS pastor at large for the State of
! Vermont. There Is hope that the church
! will be opened again.-The Misses Grover
of SaTanac Lake. n. Y. are visiting
their aunt Mrs, BENTLEY Turner.-Miss
Rosa Patten of Fairfield Is spending a
few days here.
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EDEN.

over the Gipon al the Mills.-An opening
ball will be held at the Mt. Norris House
Friday evening.-Mr and Mrs. w. II.
Emory visited their son, George, in John
son last week.-George Spunville has
moved to Montgomery.-Mr Sullivan of
Lowell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Syl-
yester.-Mrs Jennie Loverin, who has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. Mellow
ell. FOR a few months. has returned to her
home in New Hampshire and her mother
has gone to George Ellsworth's until fur
ther arrangements are made.-May Baker
is at work in Hyde Park.-There will be
pre-memorial services in the schools Fri
a
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VAUDEVILLE.

Peter Russell was at home from st.
Adams last week.-Burnie Button has
moved back to hia farm in Belvidere.-
Harris Beard and Lou W!ndford were In
Johnson over Sunday.-Myron Hutchin-
son has moved to Frank Iarenway $
Chaffee farm.-E. r. Searls OF Richford
was at the Mountain Spring hotel several
days last Week.-Mrs. Lila Pepan and
Miss Mona Lock visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Wetherells at East Fletcher Fri
day and Saturday.-Mrs. Green OF Bur
lington is visiting her daughter. Miss
Nina Green.-F1oyd has gone to Stowe
where he expects to remain during the
season.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The Memorial Day services will
be held at the Center Saturday. where
the procession will form In the morning
at the school yard with drum corps,
flower bearers, school. Relief Corps. asso-
ciate members. l.. g. Grant Post, all old
soldiers and citizens This procession
will march to the cemetery for the ritual
services md the decoration OF the graves
Al 30 y. m. an address will he given by
Gen j. H. Lucia Of Montpelier
Hugh Galliger was arrested Saturday
afternoon on the charge of intoXication
and brought before Justice ii. W. Mcln-
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rare success. The last game played WITH
the South Royalton high school team
resulted in favor Of the Chelsea club, ii
to l0-Mrs. W. T. Townsend has been
confined to the house for some DAYS with
an attack Of ervsipelas Several Masonic
brethren went to STAFFORD Sunday to at.
tend the funeral Of l.. -. Parkcr-Curtls
o. Slack has exchanged his place at the
lower end of the village for the farm Of
Albert Hopkins near the former John 4.
Tracy farm. Mr. and Mrs William r.
Hood have returned from a three weeks,
visit to their daughter. Mrs Gan IIclmer.
at Nyack. y. y. Memorial services Of
the @. A. Il. were held AT tho Methodist
Church Sunday the Rev. George r. Lake
OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church delivering
the scrrnon.-The closing exercises n,
Chelsea Academy were held in the town
hall Friday evening, tho graduating
class Of the high and grammar school,
having essays and recita tions Saturday
afternoon, little Joe. the second son of
Hale *. Darling. received a severe blow
from n bail hitting him on the head while
he was watching game Of base ball
lie WIS for time unconscious but next
day showed slight signs ot the accident
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Atwood have ar
rived home from their winter soiourn
AZ Newtonvile. Mass.-Miss Hazel BlXbv
who is attending q school Of steuogra phy
and tvpewriting at Lowell. Mass vas
AZ home with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
". q. BiXhY, over sunday Ma da me
Marshall. who has spent the winter in
New York and Boston, is expected home
this week. John NJ Atwood travelling
salesman from Boston. was in town over
Sundav with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
John y. Atwood-The Rev f. F. Her
rick of Milton. for 20 years pastor Of the
local Congregational Church. Is to de-
liver the Memorial day address by re-
quest Of Waterman Post g. A R, II
| which he was for many years member
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Clarence Robinson and children
went Saturday to Rouses Point to visit
her mother, Mrs. McNall.--Juian Law
rence's family is uuarantined for scarlet
fcver.-The Sand bar school Is closed for
few days on account OF scarlet fever. -
The chicken pie supper Mt tho Catholic
church Thursday evening was largely at
tended Maple Lawn academy reopcned
Thursday after being closed n week on
account of the illness of Mrs. stevens
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Sunday.-Miss Nellie Catln Of Swanton
was the guest of Marion Gordon over
Sunday.-A strawberry social. under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid society, was
held at the home of the Rev. Ii. A. Jones
Thursday evening.-F. Il. Hazen of
Memphis. Tenn. and sister. Miss Florence
Wilson of DeKalf Junction. n. Y, are
guests of Mrs. +. NJ. Rockwell.-The
schools In town will hold their pre- Mem
orial exercises Friday afternoon.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Pearsons are gaining
slowly,-Mrs. Ellen Durkee is much bet
ter Elias Hall and Mr.. Bennett are i'll
Mrs. f.. W. Horncr OF Rutland is i'll ut
her sisters, Mrs. Foster Sprague-Sun-
day school will be held at the school
house In South Randolph at . 20 n m
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LOWELL.

George Ned-au Of .ianchester y H
Is visiting relatives in town Wilkes
Pope of Jonesville. p. @. IS visiting his
brother. W II. Pope.-Mr. and Mrs
Milo Cross and daughter, Mrs. Clark
Of Johnson were gusts of Mr. and
Mrs V. g. Sisco Monday-Mr. and Mrs
Burton Lampher Of North HYDE Park
visited their daughter, Mrs Clarence
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opera house Sunday were conducted by
the Rev, @. A. Williams, assisted by tho
Rev. G. u. Pierce-Mr, and Mrs. A. n
Kelley are spending a short time in
byndonville.-M ]. A. Stratton is fail
ling slowly
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CHELSEA.

Base bail has begun Its local rage, the
Chelsea high school club having mot with
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H. w. ALLEN O. co.
Boys Waists 50 Gents

1t will be remembered that we announced few days
since Special Sale of Boys Waists, fine Waists. made of
firm fast color Madras with laundered Collar and that the
whole quantity offered were sold within few hours
Its unexpected second shipment of this same waist
oysd fine printed pere.e in .peesy n.at ht Effects.
Sizes right for ages Is years 1t would be we'll to
these early the hundred that here sell
| to be taken quickly.
Shown in Men, Furnishing Departments Price 50 Cents
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18

investing large capital Lincoln county
has the stuff with which to make gooc
on any sort of investigation and oui
people welcome such visitors most
heartily.
Clarence VanDeusen, Of Springfield,
Mass, came to Gooding last summer tc
see what new, raw town looked like.
He soon got the Gooding fever mixed
with the Idaho fever and not only
stayed the rest of the summer but ac-
quired large interest in the Arcade
building. He returned to his home in
Springfield the first Of this month and
from reports received from his friends
there it is inferred that they deem him
crazy as loon when ne talks Of Idaho
and Gooding. Marked copies of this
article will be sent to his friends to in
form them that everybody gets that
way out here. 1t is the smell Of the
sage brush that does the business. He
wont get over it unless he is sent back
to Idaho and Gooding.
The Gooding Commercial club has re-
organized and is getting ready to do
business in the right way. At its meet
ing Wednesday night Dr. A. A. Riggs
was elected President; A. E. Thompson,
Vice President; W. H. Cannon, Secre-
tary; G. w. Wedgewood, Treasurer.
The board Of directors consist of Fred
W. Jordan, J. H. McDougall, E. w.
R. w. Fullerton, D. H. Buck
ley. transportation committee, W. 3.
Kelley, Bert Fink, D. w. Gent. Legis-
lative committee, L. B. Taylor, /. c.
Brubacher, D. H. Sutphen. A com
from the Soldier Commerce
al club asking a conference with the
Gooding commercial club was read and
a meeting was called for Saturday
night, Sept. 19. The secretary was in
structed to prepare certain advertising
natter and secure such printed matter
and stationery as was necessary. The
,lub engaged rooms in the upper story
If the new brick building of L. B. Tay-
or where headquarters will be estab-
ished as soon as possible and the club
will begin a systematic campaign for q
bigger Gooding.
Gooding, September 16.
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

Lost. strayed or stolen from Gooding
on Sept 5th. 1905, one team Of horses.
One light bay. branded w on right
shoulder, small on left cheek, both
hind feet white, weight about 1900 lbs.
One dark bay, branded Pc on right
one hind foot white, weight
about 1000 lbs. Both horses have white
spot in forehead. Are thin in flesh
VIII be together. Notify
D. NJ. WNTERROwD,
Gooding, Idaho.