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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
0altmarfsbreu.

s @anr mootoe ni 8reb ira Dor
tioIigere observation-disclosures, Stuo.
emil g. Goienbera. gpcoet er life
~ifrebet for 0ffentliggereIie, men pi
taeer os Ben 6ribeo at meo6eIe fol-
gen0e, iom oi amer Tor at bore al al.
mfroelie Snteresie:
..... Seq bar til Steoe pee
goots afreiie fra a%ebenboon, og Der
er Blade berbjemme, iom bar an-
flaaet ben foriamleoe Renneifempn9.
be til 10000. Ser bar en- SubeI uoen
liee, og ieg for en-baober oprigtigt,
at goof ntaa faa SeIo til at fonitate.
re 8epiiet for at BABE naaet 0ore.
pollen.
Ger orbeioes pploiet poo at faa
en- 2onosaoresie lat i Scene imoo
S. 6. gbriitenien, men ieIo ON oct
lpffes, bbao bill bet ian fsre til2
Gnfelte 8enitreforeninger neotaeer
iaa til gengeIo @oresier poa oeres
reipeftipe Me6er til 5oroel for Sr.
s. 6. 6. = go, oonff Bolitif Itoar
unoer ct Segn, iom MAJ fun fan un-
ores ODER oa qr1tes for.
aneaoenbe 5oriporet, iao iamIer
NIT Snotrpf fig i bette: Der er en-
beg SoriparsbiQie til Steoe Dos en-
lbpre W9ngoe @enneifer. Seq I'M.
ores ODER, at pirfelig retifafne Wen-
neifer ier pon 6enne Gag meo ct fort
Spbreenoe: Spao fan oct nptte2
Ser err eners rnoiomt foIot, og ieg
frpier neiten belle Sioen, men | Otto
Der Mnaneo baaber ieg at bore til
bnge, os ina ffaI ieg after til at OBJ.
barnes of Uncle Sams beiliee Col.
Gen 81. Sept. afboIoes Der ct fort
Wsoe of aebenbapus .Snore Misiion,
og ieg bar genrlem min gamIe Gang.
larer foaet en- Snpitation til Soften.
800 Saneere ifuI ipnge, os ieg bar
operbnret en- Smeprspe, og bet bli.
Der NOT beiIiet at bsre benz ipnse.
8 Ssnoags bbrte ieg paitor us.
fling I Seiusfirfen | gaIbp, ban tolte
beiIist ODER be 10 ipeoaIffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
fra en- Sanmarfstmr
efter 20 Aars Cpbolb | Amerifa.
IS. q. Senfen.)
(6ortfat.)

unoifplo at ieg oenne Gang begpn-
Der me6 en- 9etteIie. S~9tternisien
bar Daret poa Spill. S Stpffet ON
ben eamIe 5riifoIeI9rer frembeoeoe
ieg bans Dpgtisbeo til at fortaQe
Stitorie, os ies ~frembape6e Siitori-
ems g~etponing | en- goo Oporogelie.
Men Nisien baboe fact Siftorie
til at blipe nSiftorier". gu, Siitorier
fan oeiaa bruges, blot De briises
me6 Goritanb, ieIb Seius funoe bru.
ge Dem. Men | aIminoeIigbeo tror
ieg lite, be bar iaa flor 8etponing
iom Siitorien, bet bore gibel., air-
fe. Srorelmos. eIer 9er6ensbiftorie.
Oe meoens ieg life fin1oe buife at
eeneipe en- eneite af be Siitorier, nm
2prer fortalte, ina fam ieg lepeltoe
minbes bet Snotrpf, ies mootoa peo
at Iptte til; men meo fterit Safncm.
meIiebeo min6es ieg bans Grem'til.
ling at ben bibeIife og ben f9ore.
Ianoffe &iitorie. Dg ies fommer
berpeo ogiaa til at tnnfe paa be Der.
osnsbiitoriffeGoreorae, ieg bsrte paa
&eiifoIen ! fin 9io. De bar poo
mango Moaoer pnret mig til bnaoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Oct er maoife onerfIeoigt, og / iaa
Sab oil man u1oifDloe, at Ri Der
minoer ON 9ogen for Heformations-
feften, ben 81. Oft. 5 Qar fal0er
ben poa en- Senoog, iaa ser er rigtig
goo 2eiligbeo til Of feire geforma.
tionsfelt runot ON / Samfunoet
@enner. tao os benDtte 2eiligbeoen
I'll at minoes Serrens ~unoerIig itore
@ernfig gennem Sen Iutberife 9fe-
formation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
ut lille Minoeoro.

SorsOaeen ben %. 9(iieuit, 1909,
oeoe / Bucfpona, 9. 0afota, gilbert
Sobnien, Spn al q. Sobnion, 2in-
coin, gteb., % 9rooer til Mrs. r..
9enniien og Marie 6. Sobnion.
9uoifabet ON 9Glberts Oso tom JON
en- ier9eIie OoerroifeIie for os ber-
hoe poa |eltfnlten. 8i glpoeoe os
netop / oe Gage til at fao geise Of
bans pneite Ssiter, iom baobe To-
BET at tilbrinee lin 5erie hos os /
San 6roncisco, men / Steoet oerfor
fom MeooeleIien ON. at Ilbert bar
blepen ongrebet al 8pfus / 8ucfpano,
@. 0afota, bpor ban arbeioeoe, og
bans SBIter reiIte oa BERTH for at
pIeie BAN. Scr en- Eio ipntes oct,
Iom at Saobet ON, at ban ifiiIoe
bIibe roif paa nn, ifulOe opfploes,
men troos aft, bboo ser bleo giort
for BAN, JOB ban ben | Deoen.
ga, Ri blioer beo bette otter mint
set ON, at Serrens 3anfer er life
pore 9aufer, og bans geie life bore
8eie, men oct er ogiaa Dor 5ortreit-
ming, at Serrens 9anfer er 06reos-
tonfer" for at gioe Ell 6remtio % et
Saab. 90 Sub ife 9oO, at bette
Saab ogiaa Ipier ooer aIbert Sobn-
ions 9ortgang.
8a ieg for en- Snes aar iioen Dir.
feoe iom Brett i 2incoln, Reb., bar
81. Sobnien og bans 6am1ie ibIanot
Dem. ieg tom til at itao ct bierteIiet
og fortroIigt 6orboIo til, = ct 5or-
bolo. iom er bIepet oD6ere % iter.
fere I garenes Sob -. Sobnion og
SamiIie bar baa6e Den Sang og ie.
mere Dor 9irfes trofaite 9enner oo
Stetter.
Zen Gang nor albert fun en-
0reng, men / 1887 nar ban iom Is
9fars gueIing Glen paa @If Sorn
SsiIfoIe, iom ieg bar 5oritanoer for,
og ga IGrte ie9 bom life blot at fen.
De iom en- ifsn, opgtig o9 baabefulo
ing Mano, men ser ifete set itore
@ennembruo meo BAN, at ban gap
tit unge Sierte til Seiiis ariitus.
Seq buffer en0nu tpoeIigt. bnoroan
ieg Ell Dag baooe gennemaaaet 6or.
flaringen til ben a1oen 4rtifeI og
iprliat frembpnet Oroene: apaa oct.
ieg ifal p9re bans egen." 9isie Sro
bar oct, Der iprIigt greb gilbert og
gioroe. at ban itrafs efter fom op
paa nit gnrelie for at aabne fit Sier-
Re Tor MIC og isge oioere @eiIeonine
/ ben Gag, Der IN for BAN par Bile.
pen 9ierteiogen.
Sans 2ipsforboIo | Gnfeltbeoerne
iioen er ieg life nsiere fenot meo. Seq
bar fun ms6t bom ct Bar @anae Il.
ben. 0ten efter aft, booo ieg neo, iaa
iortreo ban alorie oct @ale, ban iom
1S aors DngIing 9ioroe, men oeo.
blep at bore Ell normbjertet, troenoe
og pirfiom ung Wano / fin 9erres
3ieneite, inotiI ban / 9soens Climb
ober9no fin Si9l | ben 5reliers
Saan0, Ser meo fit beaiee oe oprebo-
re @loo baboe genleit BAN, paa oct
ban ifulOe bare bans e9en" for9io og
@nigbeb.
Sungt er Sannet for bans gamle
Sober og Ssiter; men @uo tie COB,
at ni fan fro, at ban er | be beofte
69n0er.
g. 6. 6. Sanen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Set fsrite, ban logoe De boroaioe
Er9iter poa Sinoe, oor Dompobeo.
De maatte bore pompge for SUD,
pompoe o%perior @uos 8srn og pomn-
ge onerfor De bantro. 6or De iioites
@eofommenoe ifuIoe De buife, boiIfen
b9loig 6erifeI, Der rimeligois bar
b9ret melem oeres Stem og oeres
eene, menem oeres Soar | oct belle
og oeres e9ne. - Seioo Ell 2pr0om,
Ser fun geres 8rug al | amerifo. =
Oct on6et afinit / bans Gale oreieoe
fie ON at ~forfproe ben fuIoe Sdn6.
beo ON SpnO og Raooe, entelt nan
ioo ioo iurt e1er milot BERTH. - Do
ioo en- goo 29room for gr9lter |
&merifa, men bit Ell fife Smiile
oonifeligere at proftiiere Dos os ira
cen SIDE Jet. Dog biiroe oenne Bon.
ifeligbeb fun tiene til at frembringe
en- mere beIltebt Meteorological. Oct er
ooe oiit life ct nbetinget @ooe, at
man bar Ell Stat meb oens baIoreIi.
gipie og bolopolitiife Snoretninger at
beIoe en- ipag Nse til. = Men Sta.
tens @irfe far, iom iogf, aiort me.
get 0obt / 0onmorf, og asr bet ben
Dag / Gaa. oa set niloe bore golt at
f~orcere bens SpIesnine. Weu Den
fsnmer piitnof, fiji BET ipnes at ullRie
mere % mere i Den Hetning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

goft. q. g. 5. RieIiens aoresie
er feranoret ira SO @. Spring ct.
81 Qtt. Sermon Ct, Oibfoib, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
gancns Rnst.

.8onen CT ben nn6en 9atir, r.
geS Oroipro9et, og Der er iiffert no.
get / oet, iom 0ren9en iagOe, oo
ban IfuI0e tnrife ON igen. @ane bli.
Der efterboanoen Notlir. Gen er fife
meofeot men tile9iiet Aatur. Gette
fenoes oeiaa | Dmmarf. Oct er ct
iIemt Snoe, at gomIe @nner er iao
ieige, iaaIom @onoeoane, 9riffeodne,
gG0eoone og andre. Mean ifaI 10 oer
oeo monger 2eiligbe0 traftere meo
oaaoe @orer, tbi iaaoant er Sfif.
Wfan bar oct iaa0an meo Den 8alle at
banoe, og man bar Den Sane at Jar.
orioe 8ioen meo at ipiae Sort. Oct
biloe pitt bare rart, ON man hdnoe
oct mere meo at BRUCE Sioen. iaa be.
bene0e man life at fororibe ina me.
get al Den. Sg man piloe paa ben
Maaoe De0 mango 2eiliebeoer fao
Iangt Iettere oeo at forbrioe 0iepelen
og ale bans @erninger % alt hans
89ien. Ogian pao airfelipets Sm+
raooer er Ger 8aner. Der er 10 I.
Gfs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oct er
iiffert gait at laoe en- Blot uoportes
8ane raaoe | SierteanIiggenoer og
oa ii9r | ems @~rosforboIo. Mer ga.
men bebsner 10 life at tilintetgsre Ell.
Ter tiliioei9tte BET inore 2io. 0g
oenne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er troos aft
blepet mango unge til geliigneIie.
Der er life blot onoe 8aner, Der er
ogiao go6e. De un9e fom, foroi bet
er 8one eler Sfif, og foroi Der ifaI
Ell bel 4nitalt til for at Hippo noen
om. Wen De fom moaife til en- pornl-
biertet % troenoe Yr9it, iom babe
inoerIig Omiors for oisie iinse Sic.
Ie, og iaa greb Oroet og aanoen
Sierterne og giorbe Dem Iepenoe og
oarme, elIer Der bIen bog neoIast en-
bimmelif Sob, iom fiben ben | 2ipet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

pait. u. g.. NieIiens a6resie, for
Minoen, Nebr., nu 40 Grono Gre,
aenoiba, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

was she. however, who pleaded
with Judge Kleiber after the fine
had been imposed and obtained her
husbands freedom.
Mrs. Voirol said she had been
suspicious for some time and that
few nights previous she deter
mined to. see If her husband was
not going to meet another woman
when he hurried away from home.
She followed him, but kept her
gaze ON him so intently that she
did not see a ditch, She fell into
the ditch, she said, and sprained
her ankle, lying there helpless for
an hour or more.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

and adopted Mrs. Hornby as a
daughter two weeks before her
death, leaving to her her entire es-
tate, valued at $4,000, and cutting
off a dozen relatives. 90
Miss Robertson died November
%, 1908. The contestants of her
will were Mrs. Ella Failor OF
Quincy, Mich, a niece, and others,
next. of kin. who allege that Mrs.
Hornby and 8. M. Stowe and Mrs,
Belle Stowe, of Coldwater, MichI.,,
Christian Scientists. unduly influ-'
enced Miss Robertson just before
the will was made on November l..
1908. Miss Robertson was II;
years old.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
FLIRTING PROPENSITY
COSTS HUSBAND SIS
(ey United Press.l

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25.--if Arthur
voirol. 43 years old. of ITO Mime
sofa avenue, flirts he will lay him
self liable to fine. He was re-
,leased by Judge Kleiber In the,
police court after the pudge had
fined him $25, the condition Of his
release being that he would de-
vote himself entirely to his wife
and not go with other women.
Voirofs wife, Katherine, was the
principal witness against him. 1T
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

In court yesterday Mrs. Horribly
said that she rather lost faith in
the Christian Science healers and
called DR.. w. Fl. Chaplin to treat
Miss Robertson for Bright's dis
ease and heart trouble. Miss Rob
ertson had no faith in the physi-
clan and continued to be treated
by Christian Science healers, three
of them, up to the time of her
death.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
(By United press)

Adopted Shortly Before Death, She
Gets Estate Of Former New
York Woman
(By United press)
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. %.
Judge Charles L. Long has sus-
tanned the will of Miss Elizabeth
Robertson of this city, teacher In
New York city. She became a
Christian Science adherent through
acquaintance with Mrs. Marie
Horribly, former Brooklyn woman,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
LITTLE JOE, cRAckeMAN,
TO PARENTAL achoOl

, Little Joe Suichwich, the
, nine year old burglar who
, broke into the Penny Parlor,
; on Main avenue, and stole con-
, siderable valuable stuff, was
, taken to the parental school
, by the Juvenile authorities at
: the courthouse yesterday. He
, has, escaped several times
. from the police and once
: slipped away from the juven-
= lie detention rooms, hence will
: be closely watched from now
. on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

ployed by the government as field
matron for the Winnebagoes, who
a few months ago secured the To-
cal agency for the society Of
wealthy New York women known
as the Indian Lace Industry, re-
ports the work here now fairly es-
tablished, with 26 students among
the Winnebago Indian women,
some of them already quite expert
at the work. Mrs. Stelle says she
expects to make this agency take
high rank among the other
agencies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
sduAws MAKING GOOD LACE

! & (By United Press.l
!, BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis,
Sept 24.-Mrs. Belle Steele, en-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kilauea
in eruption and lava nears tops Of
crater.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
Raymond Notes

Raymond, May 31.-A district Relief
Society conference was held at Raymond
on Wednesday, May 26. Stake Presi-
dent. Nancy Pugmire and Mrs. Walker
Hodge presided Mrs H. Tanner and
Miss g. Collett from CokeVille, and
nearly all of the Raymond members
were in attendance.
F. Dimick and family of Marlboro,
are visiting with h. Evans and folks.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Taylor canal was held in the district
school house here. All water questions
were discussed, and some business was
attended to.
The Y. M. NJ. / a dance given here
on May 25th, was complete success.
the net amount taken in by the asso-
citation from the dance and the sale of
ref eshmenss was $22 10.
H. Evans has gone TO Kaysyille to
visit friends and relatives.
The most valuable COW owned by Geo.
Blechert died last week from the effects
Of being dipped.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04

minimum term as fixed by the statute
or the court, he is subject to parole by
I ,e prison board ON the recommendation
of the warden. A place of employment
is found for him, and he is sent to that
place where he works subject to REIN
prisonment for the balance OF his term
If he misbehaves After serving six
months of his parole, acceptably, be may
be- discharged.
"a parole by the prison board and a
final discharge are not to be COMPOUNDED
with parole or pardon by the board OF
pardons as their objects are essentially
different. The latter are intended as
matters of grace and have the effect of
lessening and wipine out the effect of a
criminal Judgment, while the former is
in o sense a matter of right, that is, it
is merely means of determining SEN
tence which as originally given is in
determinate. It's object is to encourage
the good prisoner in the hope that be
may be the sooner discharged, and tc
render him amenable to prison disci-
pine during his incarceration.
"The system has proven great sue.
cess wherever it has been adopted and ii
is hoped will add greatly to the efficiency
Of our Idaho penitentiary SYSTEM
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
Geneva Notes.

Geneva, June 2.-Mr Graham, one of
the Wyoming Forest Rangers passed
through here last week. On seeing this
beautiful valley he remarked, lyon
certainly have an excellent place for fall
wheat.
The people on the East side were
glad to see Commissioner Hoff and
Chas Harris here looking over the roads.
Very likely it will result in getting .
good highway through the center lane
by the postoffice. At present we have
to travel to Raymond and across by MI
Eschler's ranch, which takes nearly two
days for trip to Montpelier and back.
Last Monday Fred and John Boehme
purchased the fine 1874 acre ranch Of
Mrs. p. P. Herrick. The consideration
was $4,000. This property joins the
BJehme ranch on the south side and 1t
is somewhat historical to the members
O. the Boehne family. In 1898 F. w.
Boehme settled on part OF this land and
dnring the winter a house was built,
the plaster mud was made by hewlne
GU cellar with ak and Ratchet, then
throwing the dirt on the stove, so RS &c
make it fit for use. The next spring,
with the aid of his wife, two acres Of
land were spadtd over for garden, and
generally speaking many improvements
were made mp to 1896 and 1897, when
a the lands were surveyed. 1t happen
ed that the Herrick and Boehme homes
were on the same 40 acres. Mr. Boehmt
being the last settler he was compelled
to leave this 40 acres and move the
buildings, fences, etc. The garden
plants, fruit trees and berry bushes
were pulled up, so four years of hard
labor, backed by German ambition. was
lost However, Mr.. Boehme could no
be discouraged ana he built home jns
across the line. When the Herricl
property was offered for sale last week
the boys decided it would be good in
vestment and make the Boehme rancl
in more compact form
David Bischof has just completed
fence around his homestead.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

The Mayor and Council of the City OF Mont
pelIer, Idaho, in conformity with the provisions
OF Section $3.50 Of the Political and Civil Code of
the state OF Idaho, adopted by the Legislature
II the State at its 1909 session, do hereby pre-
pare and make the following statement OF the
evenues and approximat of expenses for the
fiscal year ending on the first Tuesday OF May.
1910 together with a statement of the revenues
and expenditures of said city for the year ended
on the first Tuesday of May, 1909.
The revenues for the fiscal year ended first
Tuesday of May. 1909, were $eS10 20; and the en-
penditures for tn same year were sllas6.39.
The probai lie amount necessary TO cover ex-
penses for the fiscal year ending with the Arst
Tuesday in May, 1910, for all purposes is as fol
lows:
General and ordinary expenses. 3 1850 on
Contingent for the payment OF salaries 5000 90
Interest on water-works bond fund -. 1901 90
Water-works fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
sinking fund to take up 1909 warrants. 225O 90
Total ................N llOO 90
INCOME
Income Of said City for the fiscal year ending
the first Tuesday OF May, 1910 is as follows. to-
wit:
From general taxation. ...........,.....$ $500 90
From special taxes. ...s.........- 24O0 90
From city licenses of all kinds .. 500 90
From county licenses ...............
From water-works system .............. e501 90
From all other sources. ....... 500 90
Total ... .sll1O0 90
This 18th day OF May A. D. 1909.
FRANK JONES. Mayor.
Attest
VIM. ]. Ryan, City Clerk.
Recorded and entered on the minutes Of said
Council, by order OF the COUNSEL and ordered
published this 18th day of May. 1909.
WA 7 RYAN CITY CLARK
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.

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poi".on piA'Hh'
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~" az" E1D"ie h'e"Hi oso"'
Al1 ~ " : ,,
80 sa.ac,.a "a a. ~. ai
=. =. 80, - '.s Aos
- 'e =. my s'uso
ao., ~ ~ ' y os
Va. 10y sue
'S,.., np.i - PAU
~ - ,e 'ue na'iru pan,
.,.l' va hiona'u
~" anu i'ui"iuso"' nas WIG 'ne ap"Ne
No.. -, ~ - oA 'no -oOH uoy y ou"e
isO'' "nae l sala decree was on the soth Gay oil
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho
May 26. 1909
Notice is hereby given that VIM. B
Graham, of Bennington. Idaho, who.
on May IL, 1905. made Desert Entry
1905, Serial No. O4757, for s E4 8 e t
Sec. 81, SIS NE4S WI Sec. 30
Township IL S Range "A, East Disc
Meridian, has flied notice of intention
10 make final proof to establish claim 10
the land above described, before De
Meade Austin, U. 5. Commissioner a.
Montpelier. Idaho, on the 14th day of
July, 1909. Claimant names as wit
nesses: James 6 Crane. of Montpelier
IDAHO, Archie Graham, George K Line
say. Samuel Hall, all of Bennington,
Ids. ia HENRY w. KIEFER Register
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
Notice of Sale Real Estate.

In the Probate court of Bear Lake coun-
ty, state of Idaho;
In the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of Leila Jones, minor:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, guardian of the estate of
Leila Jones. minor above named, will ON
the l4th day OF June, 1909, at the hour
of ten O'Clock q m. sell at private sale
to the highest bidder the property here
matter described; said sale to be made
upon the following terms, to-wit Cash.
ten per cent TO be paid on the date OF
sale and the balance upon the confirm
alton of the sale.
Offers and bids in writing for said
property will be received by the under
signed ut the residence of Mrs T. w.
Jones, Montpelier, Bear Lake county,
up to the hour above specified as the
time of sale The property above re-
ferred to il described as follows: That
certain lot. piece or tract of land in the
city of Montpelier, Bear Lake County.
Idaho, particularly described as fol-
| lows: Commencing at a point two
hundred and eighteen t2l8) feet east
from the southwest corner of Block 49,
of Ed Burgoyne's Addition to the city
of Montpelier, Pear Lake county. Idaho.
according to the official plat thereof,
running thence north two hundred and
eight (2OS) feet: thence east three (3l
feet; thence south two hundred and
eight cosy feet; thence west along the
northern boundary line of Depot street
or Washington Avenue three 49, feet &c
the place of beginning
Dated this Bird day of June, 1909.
JOHN w. THOMAS,
Guardian of the estate of Leila Jones,
4 minor.
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nAHO'S INTERMEDIATE
SENTENCE LAW
Assistant Attorney General Talks
of Benefits Of Law Passed by
Last legislature.

Assistant Attorney General MacLane,
in discussing prison reform before the
Presbyterian brotherhood at Boise,
gave a brief analysis of the intermediate
sentence law. which was passed by the
last Legislature, as follows:
ut provides in brief that the judge
in sentencing prisoner to the peniten-
tory shall sentence him for term not
less than the minimum prescribed by
statute and not to exceed the maximum
term. In case no minimum OF maxi
mum other than life is prescribed. the
jndge fixes these terms and the prisoner
is sentenced accordir gly.
AFTER a prisoner has served the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-04
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that Roy
George, of Montpelier, Ida who, on June
IA, 1904, made Homestead Entry 9j82.
Serial No 02542. for w I s W Sc
II. N N w I Sec. ID NE inca Sec
tion Il, TIP. Is S, Range A East Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final proof. to tablish claim
to the land above described, before De
Meade Austin. U. 8 Commissioned,
at Montpelier, Idaho. on the l4th day of
July, 1904 Claimant names as wit
nesses: Joseph H Banks, Robert Z
Banks, David R. Follick and William
George, all of Montpelier, Idaho.
GA HENRY w. KIEFER, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land once at Blackfoot, Idaho
NAV 1000

U. S. Land ONCE at Blackfooi, Idaho
May 0. 1909
Notice is hereby given that George II. Cook,
of Marlboro, Idaho. who. on November lst
1908, made homestead entry No. '06l8. serial
No. Q 1851 or NE14 section 81, TIP IL South
Range IS East Boise Meridian has filed notice
nf intention TO make final Communication Proof
to establish claim to the land above desert ed
b fore Smith HoFe, U. s. Commissioner, at
Paris Idaho, on the oath day of June 800,
Claimant names witnesses: Jonn II.
Grimmett, of Paris, Idaho; William j Hunter.
of Marlboro. Idaho, Martin Hansen OF Dingle.
Idaho, William George of Montpelier Idaho
HENRI W KIEFER.
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