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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
9iDgtcr.

5 lit MonooQsmtnlmer ocu #,
Sec. nnltaler o&ieler 3eituutg" De
9fpgter, Ser er frentfprte / Bort
SanO", oOe Oanife Gbmlpiniiter9 Or
gan, ON, at ben tplfe Staggering /
Gegpn0elicn al 9topembcr ifltloc bupc
plnnlagt ct 2lngreb pou &pben-
bupn, lom onltultes / port forrige
drummer.
.Ge @uaItalloe, uOtaGeS Ser, nIom
Sort &anO" fremfprer, pier, bpil-
fen llpiuie Der / pisie &re0ie al Den
nanife @opeOltno bar optnarnet Jig
MOB GpiflnnO. Sprlig CT "a Sen
tpife Shades 2pelicr 0isie GbnllDi=
hitter Ell Corn / 2iet. Sort
@uno~ operier, at 8Glterne %
SltnOet er intcrnutionnle SGr0icla=
reje, iom Den tpite SlooOe bar ligc
iou megen 9tet til at benpttc inn
Sen oauife. Gen tplfc Marine mau
lore 0isIe &eje ngie at fen0e, fife
frr0i Den pnu nogen Wfnn0e fDrcr
roget Dnot / lit SfjolD pperfor 0nn=
mari, men for0i @9Iterne og Sun=
oct banner 6o~rbinOelien melenl
gtorOIoen % 2iteripen, % forOi
Sen W}1tligbeO Dog life er uOelltffet,
at Der engang pil fomme til at itaa
Ell Scamp meQem Storntngterne ON
nisie 6orbinoeliespeje.
Sort &ano~s 6antniier ON oct
p~!anlagte eOperfnlO pil irGcn fIr-
itanbig W}anD / 0onmorf toge al
porlig. Der bprer life megen 6or=
i1onO til of 6egri6e, at Ben tpife BE
gering life pilOe in0pi iuit Sort
&nnO"s WfGn0 / line inttmelte
Observation-Disclosures. Oct er uu6en=
bart finn Sort 9un0" ON at gpre
at neOiGtte ben tDife Gegerirlg |
zen offentlige Miening; tbi bet er
1ipppe m1ligt at rette Ell mere iaa-
renoe 8eifplOning MOB en- Staggering
END ben, at ben uben Overwhelming,
ucen noget JON belit Spor al en-
ioafalOt ocaius beai4, uOen nogen
iom belit Silfenoegipelie Of Ell
fjenOtlig@eniigt, miOt omg5attcr / a!
&emmeligbe0 ifnloe foretage Ct rg<
periif Sperfnlb pna ct freoeligt
2ono. 0enne Sniinl1ntion inbebol-
ser en- inn grop 6ornGrlnflie, at Ri
life fan tenfe %, of ct pnrlamenta<
riff &arti eQer Ell Dnnif 5tntsunno
1lcgen Sinoe ifulOe Dbertnge In=
ipnret for Den"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
NnbOlbt lIngiDcialiit.

Huber et Itort Mpoe, Der ben 10.
Gpp. blep ofbolot / 6orianiI:ngs-
bpgningen pan Gngbapepei 4eben-
barn, bpor SpprgsmaaIet ON
Smuospresien blen bebutteret. ifrc<
@ol11iet ino % anboIOt en- lingo.
ciol1It &ictor giielien, ser / lenger(
Sis bar beret efterIsgt al @oIitiet
9lnbolbelien, Der foretoges / ielp(
Goleil, gup N~nleOning til itor Su-
null, es f6rit 0u ire nmiformereot
Golitibetjente fom SpOagelieSbe-
tjenten, Ser ifllloe onbolhe &ictor
9tielien, til Sialp, Ipffeoes Set al
fere BAN no al SaIen, bporpaa ban
blep fort til Nua0buiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30
o. bnarligc Sibcr mprfes

Dc Dnarligc SiOcr mprfes fife
minoIt / Sc Ttore 6orretninger fer
/ &e6enbopn. Oct beOIte 9epis Der
for er, at Sc far maattet gri6e til
Of ofifeOige nogle al oeres Meoar=
bei0ere, / enfelte 5orretninger emo
90 1870. 0piigelierne lpoer poo
I. Sannnr.
&cOaftpr @Siin6luO Dpmt. 0pje=
Iteret ofIog6e forle0en Dom / Z
Soger, iom al SfrGOOermeiter
G6iloer bar anlogt imoO &eOaftor
@iinbGoo. Gro6s ct for fIere Nar
itnen ne0fogt 6orbuo 6op0e &eouf-
tpr %. I uSociaG-9 emofraten" OBJ
tooct Nfngre6 pna Sfrp60ermeIteren.
3rieTteret ioemte He6oft6r 8. 5000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

llotrltt11e drummer, Qre6 Sorn6ola=
uulllell Dant ~rclolltt pnl MuQnole0et,
pnoroe0 bet ifplge yNibe Stiftst."
tcllltotere0cs, at ban forltOen oct
9dlIaller, ban bolOt mclem Cont
MGR % Fcgeiinger, bar / Yeiio0el-
le AZ e10nu 3 %9tlumuere, iont ban
3opoc proftileret inO / &aolloen lneO
oc oll0re 6ingre, 9a1 Ifnl Hetten
%tatSere &Ur0ien al bans 6ingerfGr-
ri9beO.
6Olfcts GOm. 5i0en AtYtoar 1907
Ct Der foretuget Is 2lfitcnninger
ober Spiritllsbcpiuiuger til &roer.
&eo 0i9ie 9%lfltennillger CT Ser
III. 06eform" afgipet 1874 Stem-
nler for Spiritlts % t4428 Ct.
moo Spiritl1s. S 70 &omm1ner
bar per uGrct 6lertal MOD % / 3
&onmulllcr 6lertal for Spiritts.
5 Oe nGrmelte Gage bill Der igerl
bliOe N%fitcnming / en- HUffe 2ano=
tQlHmltncr.
&OlltiiOn / Mariagcr Sjuro. o.
Nompercn uNegina~ al &ragero,
poa Neiie ira &obro til @~ull06olm,
forleOcn Nftcn posiera0e Mollegrut-
pen / Mforioqer 6ioro, itpote Ben
Iunmten mcO NonpGren nWerfllr~
al @obro.
nWicrf,r" ff 6orltobnen % 2Sor-
oHffet ltGrft bcifnoiQqt, men flt1be
BOG pe0 egen 5irlp ltoo ms iii
! No0iltno.
e lpsagtigc &pinOcr / 9lalbOrg.
5 Ocn ienere Sto far Set ifplge
oYalb. Nmts." pGret uolmill0elig
LENT meO Be losagtige &pinoers
frGffe SptrG0cn pan Ial6org5 So
ser pe0 NattetiO.
SOrleOen Nften begop &olitin1e-
Iteren Jig pcrionlig pao Snipeftion
Gcnnem 8oOerne. % Set, lon er
no0t BAN poa oenne &aroring, bar
DHret al en- ioaoon 9eifaffet6e6, at
ban 0ogen efter CAB SrOre til, at
Der ifrtl0e iGttes Ell Stopper for
0enne grope 6orm al @ooelip.
Eolitiet foretog ion en- Ho53ia.
Ser reiultereoe /, at en- Sne5 lp5-
/ ngtige &pinoer 6lep onbol0t.
Do set bar oerefter l10piit uQc
Dem fra 8pen, iom fife bapbe fat
loplig SeIf9ftigeGie.
Sg BET par Sc fleite al Sfaren,
SranO paa nSGbggaarO". Smoo
al 6orpentning lDnes oct mi at
lfltQe biipe opflaret, bporleOes 8ran-
ben pua rS9bpgaarO" er opltaaet.
&olitiet far nemtlig ifplge uIolb.
9mtst." faaet oplDIt, at Ell 17=aartg
S6n al Smeoen pna 8oar0en Sen
paugGl0enoe Iften bar oeret inoe
/ 2aoen for at bente &aninfooer
man nlener Dog fife, at Sloen
ltnmmmer ira en- 2pgte, ban bapoe
meO, men man formooer, at Ser
fan ifploes Ell @nilt fra en- YibC
nOen SeIlag, lom ban rpg pua. Oct
hinge Wenneife, Ser for Si0en e.
bortreilt, piI blipe taget / 5orbpr
naar ban eli al 0ogrue fommel
Giem.
Wen lenere er Set pplp5t. at Bran.
Sen ifpl0es TO SrenQe, Ser ON Nf-
tenen bapoe bGret inoe / @uoen mel
tGnOte 8i6er for at tage Sober til
6eres &a11iner.
0pmt 6aiarDipiacr. Gn @eIte
bonoler ira Iarbus, fom peo e
WforffO / 9anmel lamnen meo ii
anOre Herioner bnpoe ipiGet Ger
ninger ON 8enge, bar ifplge n&uno
Ggbl.", Oo BON life Iom fine meb
ifploige pilOe ofgpre Sagen / 0}in
>eligbeO, facet en- 8eoe poa 80 &r.
boorbps Sc 10 SIR, iom peO &oli
tiets Nnfomlt lno pon 9oroet, fon
~fjifereOes. @un bapbe tubt so Str
unher SpiQet.
SpnOcitanoens SpareRasic, 9el
bar for nplig pRret afbolp1 ct Me0t
/ @ntoel tan0enS Spnrefasie for al
hrpfte Situotionen, efter at 9obel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

&C 8 ANDRE, / alt 400 SIR, iant /
GmtoItllinger 200 SIR. / ben enc
% 90 SCR. / bper al DC all0re Sager,
! alt $50 SIT. 0esrt0en iful ban BE-
tale / alt 10 SIR. til SltItitsfosIen
og lonntliQe N%mfoltni1ger peO Sri
minnlretten.
Sramact / Cocnic. 6orbprene oper
Yrreltolltcn @priting, ser ifeO 6rg-
fen &iQuOien, er iii / &euliteten ali
lilttte0c, % set muu ulies for go0t=
Qjcrt, at Der life foreliQger noget
WtorO, men Grab / @%iOiiqbe0.
Sfncipillcrcn % EUlaffernc, Gen
fer Si0cn olnlin0elige lluiQie MOB
Eolaffer1e gap Jig forleoen ct me-
Get folteligt llOilog, ga en- Slot pon
) Ecrloner ifulOe mcO Soget ira
&rpn0crslcp; on &on0uftgren pill
&c llffe Dem ino / en- &l1p&, bpor Ser
II Sorpeien Jas Ell Sfueipiller lelp=
un0cn, blcD Sf1eipiQeren ifolge
9lnlb. Stiftst.~ iuu forfitret. 1T
b0n faltcOe Yuluffcrncs Baggage
uO % lfpl0te &pn0ltftorcn S61t0en
flGlO. Golnffernc blep lon mnbrugt
q nn0ct Stco, mems SfuPipileren,
1er npgtebe at opQipc lit Ndpn,
hlep luniet in0e / <p6en. &e0 Nn<
fon1iten til 9%lolborq mnattc ban ioo
rifle ltO meo Nopnet; ban be0 Cont
colt, og Ser er MI inolebct olminoe=
Zig Eolitiioq intob 6om.
&Or llOfpriel al Smpr piier at
ter / 9lar Ell unielig Stigning,
itriper &rofesior SSggilO / iiOlte
@Gfte al SiO5itrift for 2anOofono=
mi. St~igningen / SperifuO5uOfprs-
lens &GrOi ani loar ban til ca. nit
ten WliQioner &roner.
9llt GmDrret, iom far pGret iolgt
til 6or6rug Der bienlme / 9nnOet,
bar besll0en belle 9loret bGret bit
brtult.
M~isligbcOcr / Miiboclfurt, s Mio-
Oelfort 8proaOs Wf60e %forle0en
blep MheOlemmerne giort befenot
me0 forifeQige Mtislig6eoer, ser bar
funoet SteO peO Solg. al &ofes fra
&pmlnlllle1s @aspprf.
Otter at Ser ira forifelig SIDE
pnr fprlnngt friminel lln0erIpgel=
lie, blep oct operoruget eft uopalg at
bebanOle Sngen og afgipe, Sn0Itil-
ling / 9pbet al IA Sage.
GngsnnlGg. 6. &er. &eoofter al
Smuosblooet vSoIfets 9[pis~, bar
IoOet notoge St9pning moo Sber-
bibliotefor 2onge til Strof og Or
Itatning pua 10000 &r. for en- gr=
tifel / y9totionaltioenoe" for 90.
Nopenber 1908.
Spb otter ltlpffestilfGiDc. Meieri=
fprpngter &rogbs SuItru fra @rpns-
h6i blep for nogle Gage Ii0en poo
fgrt al ct Iutomobil uofor lit Silent.
Sum blep inolagt poo &ommltne=
hoipitalet, bpor bum er ufGauet pe0
OGDEN at SiernerpItelIe .
Spnb SnllDttis SorbrphelIe fpjter
Snnmnrf. MorOer6anDen5 6or6rp=
belle pl ifglge rIarbuS @mts." be-
Latte 0nnmarfs 69nglels6noget meO
10000 ST.. UNDER Sprn0 lGtniltg al,
At gltaotti i0emmes libsparigt Sltgt=
bus % leper 20 Inr til, at 500
hpmifi % 2pubetIfp iDprrules IL
Nnrs Sngtbus pg &oIfohifp 6 @urs
Srgtbus.
@ertil fommer enopioere 8efo1t=
nirgerne res set Itore Appurut, Ser
tleO lat / Scene for Sl%pnglernes
Eongribelie.
Gn nnatnrlig MDoer- gn 9ptn-
be, Der boeOe / ct 5attigbns / ct.
Saarnbp, bar | lengere SID mis-
banolet lit Barn, en- file 8 9lnrs
9tge. Sum bdr pfte 6neOe prpglet
% piifet benOe og aitiO beDoet, at
oct pur n~6OpenOigt for SpOragelien8
@fpI0. Sorleoen Sag bop0e 9ur-
net efter ben0es Mening igen for
bruOt Jig, % Mo0eren TT III ifglge
r2ltiinQ. Soife6l.~ Sen ifr9ffelige
S...G, NO. L.. m T r o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

leoen off lin &un0e, ~opOogeOe ban,
at ser por ifct &nobruO / Z al %il-
~lnerne. Sppen bapOe ifrltet @rGn=
0ere al camper, Metolfrgler al Sc
holOere, reuet &obber0clelte al &af=
fclopnsforiotIer, 3infp(uOcr al &pf=
fcnborOe D. /. IT,, / oct belle tugct
Itiaalet MetulOele, Ser let fltlOe
! bortfprc5, /. Gfs. GGfsler al Gpfle=
floffer. st SteO bar en- Del IGp=
per r1lQeOe iannlelL n%abenbart for
peb 2eilig6eo at ifaffeS bort. Sppe-
rierne ma ifplge o&cls. Np." bope
Itraft iiq oper ct @ar 9tGtter; | to
al &iQuernc par Ser nenllig rcOt
Sengeleic. Scr 3 Nor If0en blep
ser foropet en- lignenOc &Gffe Sppc=
; rier, Blot / nogct lt6rrc Gmfong.
! @e1u1em en- S5senfrGnmer, Scr bar
fcbt Gppefplterne, CT mon poa Spor
cfter Gppen. Gtoblisi ementet BE-
pogtes MI al to SloO6lunOe.
ltlgffcr. s &pbenbnpns 6ribnpn
funOt ma forleOen 2iget al en- Sn=
fosiotor 0onielien. Oct er @ienere
f1nltuteret, at ban bur belorget 6or=
retninger pno 2iter6ro, og man for
moDer, at ban bar billet gaa meo
@oao fra 8robopeOet pes Mnrmor=
brl1Ooet oper til &ungelinie men /
0et begpnoenoe Mprfe er gaaet fell
% falOet / &at0et. DIN Operfol0
fan Ser ifplge Scott" life bore
Sale.
Gn ca. 30-uarig &pinOe Warie
Sobanne WfortenIer, bapOe fprle0en
lat Jig til at ioue / &inouesfarmen
poo 8. Snl / Motbellsgaoe g1r.
80, &pb. llnOer Sppnen folot bun
, bcglengs uo al &inouet, 6rpffe0e
&aIien % par op0 poa Steoet.
6aoifalc % SpcialOcmufrater. -
&eO ct MoOe / 6reOerifsIlno, 6por
2nnbbrltgslprer SoOob 6. Sarge,
0olum, talte, DeOtog Soriamlingen,
Ger beltn0 al ro0ifole reinforcement
og Gocinlbemofrntcr ira belle &re0=
len, enitemmigt at opfor0re Cant
&c til at itiGe Zig / SreNerifsiunos=
freoIen be0 set fonmlenoe SolfetingS=
polg. st minore 9lntol SociolDe=
mofriter unblpo ifplge rNoroii.
@ltbl." at femme.
San ifiGlSte IT'D. 6or nogle Sage
iioen fom en- Sigger ms / Ell Sor-
! refining / Sfipe og par meget grop
! MOO eSorretningens Stoebnper; benz
ne an1nelbte ifelge ySfipe Solfebl."
Sagen til 8olitiet, og ienere poa
0agen fonbt en- 8etjent ben ube=
bageIige Serre libDenoe / en- 8epert=
/ ming / Sbinggobe / ooOOruffen Ill
itan0. Sor Siggerens &eofommen=
De enbte bisie Silorageli er meo
6engiel pno i9opanlig 6angefoit
Is Gage, meoens &9rten maotte
al meO en- Spoe pna 5 Str, foroi
ian bopoe ifenfet Tor Ell berniet
Terion.
9pb al SluSforsiftning. - Yuo
Surm Spgebus opoe ifp(ge r&ingf.
q. 9gbl." forleoen Otto 2ouriblen,
Narrisbel.
Sbrlt | Nopembfr rep ban irn enc
Singer en- lille Sl1l1le pun ct SpGn.
Saaret l9gtes mart, men noger1
Sto efter bite Der Zig &nuoer pao
Irmen, iom IfplOtes 9Ipbfprgift=
ming, og oenne foroorio9ebe 81
ben.
&enitre ug Tprioarsiagcn, - Wfel=
lem forife1ige Senltreblaoe bar Ser
II / Anleoning al oercs Stan0=
faanft til SorIbmsiugen - pGret
rOpefslet ret iforpe 8emerfninger
ON Oeres genIibige uSeIpTtpn0ig=
beo."
r2oa.- Salt. Solicit" ~ifriper: r@n
&enitremunO bliper ielpfplgelig life
@pjremon0, forbi ban ON 6ern1e en-
felte Sag bar en- on0en Inlfltelie
| en0 son Hpnftre I Standardization
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

Senere erFores set, at @totens
Gilipnsbooenoe blioer NlSiiItent /
Observation-Disclosures, 8ofe, en- S6n
al 5tiftamtmalOen.
n2nnmarf" GfspcOitiuncm. 5 set
fgG. geographic Selifo6 ! 2on0on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-30

On ca. 30-aarig apinoe Maric
So6onne Mfortenien, bopoe forleoer
lat Jig til at ioue / &in0uesfarmen
poo 8. Sol / Motbaltsgooe ger.
80, &gb. Huber Sopnen foIot bun
bcglengs no al &ilt0uet, 6reffeoe
@aIien % par op0 poa Ste0et.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21

them, He does not repeal 1t, but de-
mands fidelity to it although life
may be taken just as happened to
the ancient martyred saints. Au-
thority to preach the gospel is grant
ed by the Bible, Math. 2S:19; Acts
9:20; Math. "a. l challenge the
proof Of the Latter-day Saints creed
to be the Apostolic church. Nor
mons and Christians in general are
Sabbath day breakers. The Mormons
do not represent the sacrament with
proper emblems. Why water instead
of wine-why leavened bread instead
of unleavened as commanded?
Roman Catholic power commenced
under Justinian 53S A. D., and was
broken by Napoleon 1898, A. D.
Thus bringing to an end the power
OF the dragon spoken of in Revela-
ton, 18th chapter and also in Dan
iel's prophesies. This sets aside the
claim of the Mormons that the power
of the dragon commenced in $40, A.
D., and continued until 1880, when
Joseph Smith claimed by revelation
to have raised anew the primative
gospel standard.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21
MOORE

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Or. Pool made a flying trip to
Moore Monday.
B. j. Coumerilh went to Blackfoot
the first of the week to attend TO
some business affairs.
James King, Jr., Arch Beverland
and G. L. Murphey shipped several
cars of cattle East the first of the
week.
Jos. Coumerilh shipped two cars
of cattle from Arco Monday.
Mrs. G. B. Anderson took her
daughter Miss Mildred and Miss Ola
MCGEE to Mackay Monday to consult
a doctor.
The masquerade ball given at
Moore last Friday was a great sue
cess. Over 200 people took part and
1t is said by Lost River people that
there was one of the largest crowds
ever known in Moore
j. M. Warnek was called home
the first part of the week on accaunt
of his son being accidentally shot,
but we are informed that it was not
serious.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21
GROvELAND

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The stork last week made a hast,
visit to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Petersen. After he had left 1t wa!
discovered that dear little baby
girl had been left behind. No one
Of course, can account for the birds
forgetfulness upon this happy oc.
casion. We hope that the little one
may consider 1t expedient to stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen for at
least the next twenty years.
Mr.. Christensen from Ephriam
Utah, was in our little town last Sun
day evening and gave a fine exhibit
tion of pictures to the people here.
The display was called the Intro
duction Of the Gospel" Each picture
shown was accompanied with an ex-
PLANTATION which made the entertain
ment highly interesting.
The lark made its appearance to-
day We hope 1t may stay for good
long while to gladen the hearts of
men with Its sweet music.
We are informed that a new stake
of Zion has been made, known as the
Rigby stake and that Don c. Walker
is the president of it. May the people
give Brother Walker their support
and make this new organization a
complete success.
The Porterville bridge is now re-
paired and communications again es-
tablished between Porterville and
Blackfoot.
Rev. Oliver of the Seventh Day
Adventists has left for Twin Falls
He will be back again In April or
May to establish Sabbath, not a
Sunday school at Porterville.
The bridge engineers who repair
ed the Porterville bridge have gone
to Fremont to build two new bridges.
One to span the north fork of the
Snake river short distance above
st. Anthony, and another in Teton
basin. 1t is understood that John
Sorensen will accompany these
gentlemen and assist in building
.hese new bridges.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21
RIVERSIDE

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The Gibson brothers and Ferry
Larocque will leave in the near
future for Burley.
Lot Adams entertained number
of his friends last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill from Pocatello
are visiting friends here.
Mr.. J. j. Wixom from Groveland
visited Mr.. G. A. Dayley last Sunday.
Ralph and Sid Dayley leave Thurs
day for Twin Falls. Ralph has been
working in Twin Falls as foreman
on construction of large canal at
that place.
Have you seen Joe Aldred? He
is wearing his Sunday smile every
day. His wife presented him with
bouncing baby boy on st. Valentines
day, and he Is certainly proud of
his valentine. Mother and baby are
getting along nicely
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21

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Mr.. Berg goes to Pocatello to meet
| the commercial club and place the
notes guaranteeing part of the bridge
funds subscribed by the people of
Otis and Tilden.
1t is l.. B. Whites turn to buy the
cigars During his absence at Black
foot the stork appeared at the White
homestead and as a result Mr.. l.. B.
is the proud papa of a lovely little
miss. Mother and daughter doing
nicely.
The people are rejoicing over the
prospects of the bridge and hope the
contractors will get busy before high
water.
Mr.. s. L. Payne sold his ranch and
cattle last week to Mr.. Mark Col
burne of Dewey, Idaho. We under
stand the price was $1,000. Mr..
Payne is good citizen and we dis
like to see him leave us.
) We need to consolidate our school
districts and centralize our schools
so as to give our children the ad-
vantages enjoyed in town.
While Mr.. N. C. Lundquist was out
after cedar posts his best horse took
sick and died, loss which he could
ill afford.
The latest fad in Otis seems to be
the grip.
Hot air is one thing; cash is anoth-
er. The Republican was there with
the goods when the Otis bridge COM
mittee called for subscriptions.
Attendance at school has been
very poor on account of la grippe.
The four-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Rriscoll is suffering with a carbuncle
On her neck.
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Chas. Akin was down from Lost
River last week.
Johnny Kyle was in from his
ranch at Howe Saturday, and reports
that those wells have been drilled
and the water is in use. The work
was done by Lundquist and Ander-
son of Idaho Falls, at price of $500
for each we'll, complete with pump.
D. B. Hawley, Dixon Kyle and
Johnny Kyle each had we'll drilled,
and they are we'll pleased with their
investment The depth was less than
zoo feet, and as predicted by our
geological analysis published in the
Lost River edition last June, the
water showed no disposition to rise
to the surface, It being our theory
that the plain or alluvial fan on
which Howe is situated is very deep,
and drains to lower levels, but that
ceep wells may cut the sub-strata
slanting up to high levels in the
mountains holding water that would
now to the surface II tapped.
Frank Stevens, one of the prosper
GUS ranchers of Little Lost River,
was in town this week on court bust
ness.
Jas. Dunevan was down from Mar
IN Saturday.
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A large crowd of young people
from Otis attended the valentine ball
given in the Thomas hall last Friday
night.
Girls, it's all mistake, C. M.
Christensen is not going to Denmark.
He says that the girls in this coun-
try are good enough for him so look
out for him.
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Mrs. Jode Teeples is very low with
that dreadful disease typhoid-pneu.
monia.
June and Arley Sessions have re-
turned home to visit with their par
ents and friends. At present they
are visiting the city of Rexburg.
Several Prestoites and Kimballites
are hauling stone through our vii
lage to theirs for building purposes.
Goshenites will soon commence the
same business, as the trustees have
made arrangements for quarrying the
stone for our new school building.
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Alpha and Omega.

How rapidly the pessimist
To optimism grows!
He needs naught else except to have
Good money in his clothes.
And how the optimist will feel
His optimism choke
And turn to be pessimist,
When he has gone dead broke!
And so each others point of view
On goodly cash depends
Which shows where mans philosophy
Begins and also ends.