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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-11

Section 5. In consideration of the
rights and privileges herein granted said
Idaho Irrigation Company, Limited, its
successors and assigns, shall install at
its WI expense as many fire hydrants
of the best design and in such locations
as shall be designated by the Board of
Trustees, and shall, to the extent Of
the capacity Of its works and except
when prevented by accident or obsta-
cles beyond its control, furnish through
said ~hydrants, at all times, a supply of
water for fire protection at such rate of
compensation as shall be fixed by the
Commissioners appointed by law.
Section g.. In consideration of the
rights and privileges herein granted,
the said Idaho Irrigation Company,
Limited, shall furnishto the village free
of charge water for Che village jail and
for the town hall and other public build
ings used exclusively by the village for
public purposes.
Secession 7. Within thirty days after
the passage, approval and publication
Of this ordinance and franchise, the said
Idaho Irrigation Company, Limited,
shall file an unconditional acceptance
thereof with the Clerk of the Village
Of Richfeld.
Passed the Board of Trustees this End
day Of November, 1909.
J. A. GREEN,
Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Attest: A. T. PARK,
Clerk.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-11
ORDINANCE NO. 10.

An Ordinance granting to the Idaho Ir
rigation Company, Limited, its Sue
cessors and Assigns, the Right, Fran
chise and Privilege. to Lay Watel
Mains, Pipes and Conduits, in the
Streets, Alleys and Public Ways Of
the Village Of Richfield, Idaho, anc
to Furnish Water to said Village anc
the Inhabitants Thereof; and Provid-
ing the Terms and Conditions under
which said authority is Granted.
Be it Ordained by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees of the Village of
Richfield, Idaho:
Section /. That the Idaho Irrigation
Company, Limited, a corporation or
ganized and existing under the laws of
the State of Idaho, be and it is hereby
given and granted the right, franchise
and privilege for a period Of fifty (50)
years from this daue to sell, rent and
dispose of, and to distribute water in
the Village of R~ichfeld, Idaho, to the
said Village of Richfield and the inhab-
itants for irrigating, sanitary, public,
domestic, manufacturing, power and
other beneficial purposes, together with
the right, franchise and privilege of us
ing The streets, alleys and public ways
Of the said Village of Richfield, as the
same now exist or may hereafter be es-
tablished, for the building, laying and
maintaining of all the works, pipes, con
duits, bitches and aq1educts as may be
necespary for the management, control
and operation of a water system.
Section 2. All water mains, pipes
and conduits to be laid or placed by the
said company, it's successors or assigns,
shall be laid or placed under the reason
able direction of the Board of Trustees
of said village and in such manner as
unnecessarily to obstruct, damage
or impair the streets and alleys Of said
Section 3. The said company shall
bring water from its mains or conduits
to the curb line of the property, but
nay require the consumer or property
owner to pay not to exceed fifteen dol
ars (s15.O O) for each connection with
he main.
Section 4. The rates or charges for
he use of water to be supplied by the
aid Idaho Irrigation Company, Limit
ID, to the village of Rich6eld and its
Inhabitants, shall be determined by
commissioners appointed in accordance
With the statutes of the State of Idaho
governing water rates or charges to
tiles and villages and the inhabitants
hereof. J
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-11

November 18th to goth, inclusive.
Reduced rates via Oregon Short Line
Tickets on sale November 18th and
18th, limited to November 25th. See
agents for rates and further particu-
lars.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-11

National Apple Show, Spokane, Wash
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
The Hardy Jail.

The report Of the recent grand
jury at Hardy to Judge Meeks
said in part:
And we find and racofamsnd
that a fire proof vault is badly
needed, as many OF the public
records are exposed and unsafe.
We also find that the Jail is in
a deplorable condition and utter
ly unfit for a place of confine-
ment for a human being, besides
absolutely unsafe and beyond
repair. And we most heartily
recommend that it is due Hardy
and the Northern District that a
new Jail be built at this place at
once and of a substantial char
acter.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
81 D N E Y
Health is good.

Health is good.
The presbytery held here last
week was we'll attended.
E. G. Ball spent Tuesday at
Cave City looking after some
business matters.
Bill Story and family of Ok
ford were visiting in Sidney and
vicinity last week.
Silas McGeo, one Of Cave
City's best citizens, was Visiting
in our town Saturday and Sun.
day. =
Most Of the farmers are done
laying by their crops. With a
good rain soon an abundant
yield of everything is assured.
Mrs. Laura Stone and Miss
Julia Ball of Curia were in Sid
ney Saturday and Sunday the
guests of the family of DR.. D. W,
Gray.
Rev. Newman is conducting a
revival meeting here this week.
The meeting is being we'll at
tended and good interest mani
tested.
Quite a number from this place
attended the picnic at Miller's
Spring Saturday. The best Of
order prevailed and everybody
seemed to have a good time.
P. J. Smith and family, after
spending a few weeks very
pleasantly among Sidney rela.
tives and friends, left Monday
for their home at Bentonvile,
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
c AL A N | N {

Health is good,
Most everybody is through
laying by their crops.
A good horse belonging TO On
Grafton died Monday.
W. r. Nelson and Lee Street
went TO Newport on business q
few days ago.
S. p, CLANCY Is putting the
timber on the ground for his now
store building.
j. G. Milligap went to Bates-
vile to get some goods for s. T..
CLANCY Monday,
John Anderson and family OF
Balboa were here visiting rela'
tives Il few days ago,
Rev. Tillman Sullivan 10 hold"
ing a series Of meetings ut the
tabernacle this week.
Ponder Ilillhouso OF Walnut
Ridge WAS visiting relatives here
Saturday and Sunday,
John Holmes Of near Smith
vile was visiting "Uncle Bethel"
parsley's family Sunday.
Tho school at this place is
progressing nicely with an en-
rollmont Of 40 pupils. Mics Dora
Stanflll Of Reed IL teaching the
school.
There is considerable COM
plant about the link bugs IN this
section. However, II is hoped
that the damage done by lhom
will be slight
Not q surprising, but a very
quite wedding took place near
here Wednesday Of last week,
Johnnie Goodman Of Emery and
Miss Efilo Morgan Of near hero
were Joined together IN holy
matrlmony, We wlsh them a
llo4 hsppy eng psoapsFods life.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
Notice TO Contractors.

BY authority OF the County Court Of Sharp
County, Arkansas, the undersigned Bridge Com
missioners will on
Saturday, August ~, 1909,
between the hours of 10 A. M. and P. M. at the
south front door in the town of Evening Shade.
Arkansas, publicly let to the lowest responsible
bidder the contract for furnishing and building q
steel bridge and ndzGpproachos across Strawberry
river about one-fourth mile above the Simpson
ford on the Poughkeepeie and Willifo.d road. the
specifications of which are as folows
One main span to be 150 feet from center to
center of end pins and have 50 feet approach on
ono side and 20 feet on the other side. Span TO
rest on cylinder piers, thirty by one-fourth inches
by twenty-five feet long, filled with concrete
composed OF one part Portland cenent,F three
parts clean sharp sand, and nvc parts clean
gravel or crushed stone. all to be thoroughly RAM
med In place. Said piers TO be securely anchored
To bed rock All lumber To be Of good quality
white oak free from large or loose knots and
windshakes sawed true TO size. II sha not
have sap or more than two corners Floor shall
by six inches hand rails. II wood two runs two
by ten inches.
Complete plans and specifications arc on file In
the Office Of the Clerk at Evening Shade Arkan-
sas.
All work contracted to be completed within Ave
months.
Tho Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
j, II. Kirkland,
W. T. Norris,
Commissioners.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23

If you have pains In tho back,
weak back or any other indlca-
ton of q weakened or disordered
condition OF tho Kidneys or blad-
der, you should get DeWilPs
Kidney and Bladder PILLS right
away when you experience the
least sIgn Of kidney or bladder
complaints, but be sure that you
ret DeWIlt'e Kidney and Blad-
dor pills. We know what they
will do for you, and II you viii
send your name to h. Q, Dewitt
4 Co., Chicago, you will receive
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
M @ B [ E Y .

A protracted meeting will be-
gin at Mt. View next Sunday.
Rev. j. W. James will begin g
meeting at Hazel Grove on the
fourth Sunday.
w. H. West is the owner of a
| fine new hack. Get Lee Crab
tree to tell you about it.
There are nine men on the
Jury list from Scott township,
We got our share all right.
C. W. Bundy visited US a while
Sunday. Wes is quiet on that
"pitch" proposition this summer,
There was an all-day singing
at Mt. View Sunday. Alvan
Purkett was over from Grange
and took dinner with US.
Since our last letter to the
Reeord Roe James and wife have
lost their 11-months-old infant
by,death. The community SYM
pathizes with them in their loss
En- a personal letter to US from
Washington, w. A. Oldfield
urges US to be present at Ash Flat
August 8. Bill OIdhold is a
christian gentleman and perhaps
won his way to congress through
more difficulties than any of his
predecessors. He succeeded a
man who is vastly overrated, and
that man can't carry this district
for u. S. Senator either. Brun.
didge will never poll the vote
which James H. Berry received.
Mark it.
We have read that it is human
toserr and divine to forgive. We
are human and believe that just
a little below the plane of the
drunkard is the Internal liar,
You may belong to half a dozen
fraternities and slash around
considerably in the church, but
your little soul is shriveled and
is on the road to where chills and
snowballs never 90 il you are
guilty Of lying. Trample the
truth as rudely as you may, you
can never wholly down it.
There are more than thirty.
five thousand children in Arkan-
sas between the ages OF 9 and Ia
who cannot read or write. The
lack Of free school books and a
compulsory school law accounts
for much OF the illiteracy in Ar.
kansas. II we remember right
Roe Street succeeded in having
Sharp county brought within the
provisions Of the Bush bill,
which passed the last legislature.
AS the bill goes into effect Sept.
1, perhaps the county examiner,
or some one else, will tell US to
what extent the Bush bill is q
law.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
Notice To Teachers.

would like to ask all the
teachers who have not secured
the following books, Dinsmoro's
Teachinga a District School, Gold
smiths Vicar of Wakefield and
Painters Poets Of the South, to
please do so, as it will soon be
time to publish the program for
the Teachers Association, and we
will use these books at that meet.
ing. Dinsmore's Teaching a
District School and Painters
Poets Of the South can be bought
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23

from American Book Co., Cin-
cinnati, o., the former for ~
cents and the latter for 54 cents.
Goldsmith Vicar Of Wakefield
can be bought for q cents from
Charles e. Merrill Co., New
York City.
w. V. McVey.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
N Ell B Y L L I l..

|al of our people attended
hay singing at Mt View
number OF people from
ttended the picnic near
brry last Saturday
4 Calvin Mobley of Reeds
las a pleasant visitor to
a last Saturday and Sun
Il are being made by the
bf Cross Roads to have a
II that place the 7th OF
|G. w. Hassell of Barren
Is in this section last Fri
| He preached at Bold
| Friday night.
all our farmers are
! working for the present.
|spects for good crops are
II throughout this sec
loss and George Hensley,
minent citizens of the Oak
|ountry, were transactlng
A in our town one day re-
/. Nelson, one of Gala
prosperous merchants,
through here one day Of
lex going to Newport,
|e disposed of q load Of
|ers and agents of all
re becoming numerous in
|tion. They are selling
Ing from two-horse hacks
toothpicks, and we are
afraid to cut a tree down
of telling it on some OF
aid that the literary So
1ich has been in progress
Springs will meet at the
II school house in the fu-
\ has been decided by the
s that the meeting night
nged from Saturday to
night.
pembers Of the |, 0. 0. +.
ecorated the graves Of the
Il members last Satur-
wing to various causes
ere not as many members
|as should have been, but
thful few were on hand
the work the best they
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23
A s II FL A 7

u. e. Vanzant has been
bick list this week.
Il. Garner was called to
Fork n few days ago to
lie Garner, who Is suffer-
b typhoid fever.
a number Of our people
ID the picnics at King
hd Cross Roads Saturday.
oyable time is reported by
he.
er Henson, one OF Ash
pest young men, who
hing school near lmboden,
Pct Saturday and Sunday
biting with home folks and
title child Of John N. Hall
ten Monday by O poison
ke while playing in the
4 The child suffered intense
'om the bite for some time,
are glad to report that the
ellow is doing nicely now,
. canning fruit u few days
e. Semple, one Of Rich.
|ownshir's most progress
zens, inflicted q severe cut
\ of his arms. The wound
ed the services OF O ply.
who sewed up the cash,
four stitches.
Flat will be the scene Of u
Picnic Oh Tuesday, the 3rd
gust. An invitation is ex-
\ to everybody TO bo In ot-
Pee and to bring we'll filled
w. The foremost feature
occasion will be The ad-
p by Hon, W. A. Oldfield
|three experts from the
\ States Department Of
plture. Mr., Oldfleld will
IN tho interest Of his can.
\ for congress and The ex-
|ill talk on subjects that
y Of vital interest to the
OF the county, one Of
Twill be that OF road build.
I'VE suggest that the ooun.
BE- and road ovorseors Of
DO Ia attendance, 40 some
Pie information ean be OBJ.
Sharp County record., 1909-07-23

a free trial box Of these kidney
and bladder pills. They are sold
here by Snow Drug Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-16
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Palmers line of perfumery, the
best, at Wamberg's.
A. Il. Kraable was a visitor in
this city Tuesday.
N. A. Couran was a passenger
for Finley Wednesday morning.
Switches, puffs, rolls and hair
goods at Mrs. Bowen's
Buy a short order meal ticket
at the Club Cafe and save money.
Rev. Hitchcock visited the
schools Tuesday.
Carl Willer made a business
trip to Sharon Tuesday.
Lowney's Xmas boxes of Bon
Bons at Mallory's Drug Store.
Try Wamberg's Toilet Cream
for the hands and face.
Len Fuller and DR.. Griffin
were business visitors at Pickert
Wednesday,.
Leave orders for Brick Ice
Cream for Xmas dinner at M.
N. Mallory's.
Regular Sunday dinner at the
Club Cafe 35cts. Dinner at
l p. m.
Carl Osley, has returned to
Hope and accepted a position in
Watkins barber shop.
Chas. Northrop was a Fargo
passenger on Tuesday evenings
train.
Fancy boxes for mailing your
Xmas gifts at Mallory's Drug
Store. .
Ladies' Misses and Gentle
mems calling cards at the Pho
neer Office 81. 90 per hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. King and
daughter, Mary, left Tuesday
evening for a visit in Collinsville
Ohio.
DR.. Griffin, of Illinois, repre-
senting the Brown : Danskin
Land Co., was a business visitor
in Hope this week.
Owing to the fact that the
heating plant was out of order
there was no school after Mon
day.
M. B. Cassel went to Mayville
Tuesday, to attend a meeting of
the Board of the Mayville Nor
NAL School.
Fullmer & Brimer have asked
US to annouce their splendid line
of Xmas goods. See front page
of first section for their ad.
We are pleased to note that
DR.. Fish is again able to be a.
round after being confined to his
room for several weeks.
The Dode Fisk's Dance and
Concert orchestra has been en-
gagged to play for a dance and
give a concert here on Jan. 10,
1910. Will tell you more next
week.
Hammer & Bemis have moved
into their new garage. T. M.
Major has built the building for
them and it is of the finest in the
state.
The social given by the Congre-
gational Ladies' Aid Tuesday
night at the Moores home was a
success in every way. A large
number attended and report of
having a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brown
leave tonight for their home in
Chicago. Mr.. Brown will re
turn within a few weeks but
Mrs. Brown will remain there
until next summer.
The case, State VS. Nyhu.
which resulted in a conviction a
the recent term of court in thi
-. o.l L. L. o.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-16

BOX dU
Brick Ice Cream at Hanley &
Peppers.
Dode Fisk's Orchestra Jan.
18th.
Xmas trees at Hanley & Pep
per's.
T.. s, johnson Sundayed in
Fargo.
! Meals and lunches at the Club
Cafe at all hours.
DR.. HARDWOOD transacted bus
mess in Sharon Tuesday.
Fine Writing Paper at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
Mixed nuts and Xmas Candies
at Hurst's.
I. w. Standby was a north
bound passenger on Tuesdays
train.
b. J. Milligan spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with relatives in
Devils Lake.
r.. A. Tillotson went to Mime
apolis Saturday evening return
ing Tuesday morning.
Buy your Xmas post cards and
post card albums at Mallory's
Drug Store.
Land for sale. Crop payment
plan.
Blabon State Bank.
Mr.. A. N. McKellips trans
acted business in the Twin Cities
this week.
Mrs. P. G. Kimball and son
visited in Fargo the first of the
week.
Don't forget the big Yeomen
Dance & Supper New Years
eve.
The most beautiful line of box
candies ever shown in Hope at
Hanley & Peppers.
Steele Co. Watkins territory
for Sale. Address, G. j. Parker,
38-4tp Page, N. D..
Mrs. A. N. McKellips returned
from Fargo Tuesday morning
where she has been receiving
medical treatment.
A fancy bottle of perfume
makes a fine Xmas present for
a young lady. Palmer's line at
Mallory's Drug Store.
The Public Schools of Hope
will close for the Christmas va
cation on December oath and
open again on Jan. 3rd.
Mrs. T. G.. Pierson left Tues
day evening for Valley City.
She was called there by the
illness of her mother,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-16
FARM LOANS

Get your farm loans at the
Blabon State Bank. Lowest Rate
possible.
S.. A.. Olson returned Wednes-
day morning from Fargo and
reports his son, Percy, resting
easily after the operation on his
knee.
Mrs. Vickery, of Mandan, and
Cassius Dayhoff, of Minneapolis,
arrived Tuesday morning and
are visiting at the F, A. Tillotson
home. Mrs. Vickery is the
mother of Mrs. Tillotson and
Mr.. Dayhoff.
The cast of "A Texas Ranger"
which is billed to appear at the
Hope Opera House On Wednes-
day night, Dec. %, is headed by
Mr.. l.. A. Stanton as Fresh
water jack" the hero of the
Texas plains. Mr.. Stanton is a
native Texas, being born on his
fathers ranch, the Bar z. one
of the largest in the State.
Most of Mr.. Stanton's. life has
been spent in the East, but he
spends all his summers on his
fathers ranch and can ride and
throw the lariat with the most
skilful of the cowboys. During
his ten years experience as ar
actor, he has made a speciality Of
, playing cowboy parts. He is
ably supported by Miss Patricis
harrington as the Colonel's
daughter, and a company o:
fourteen. The scenery an(
costuming are also features.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-18
EX.ASSISTANT CLERK
Of The House dead

David II. Kahaulelio, until yester-
day Assistant Clerk of the House of
Representatives died early this morn
ing of tuberculosis. II was known
that he was not well. but nobody sup
posed his condition was so serious. In
fact. he attended moying-pictuI
show down town last night.
Yesterday his resignation was pre-
scented to the House, Kahaulelio stat
ing therein that he resigned on ac-
count of his health and at the sug-
gestion OF his physician. He worked
up to Tuesday evening.
Kahaulelio was from Maui, and
was known as a prominent politician
on that island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-18

~-"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-18
TheTruth About
Kidney Trouble
DWELLING ANklES)

Swelling ankles or hands. or puffy
eyeiids. are usually the first notices OF
dropsy. which In almost always deh-
mite evidence OF Inflammation OF the
kidneys that has made considerable
progress. II Is usually In the chronic
or supposed incurable stage when first
noticed.
The inflammation has closed the tu-
pumping through the obstruction has
Increased the blood pressure until the
thin watery portions are forced through
the veins and drop down and settle In
the hands and feet, and In the eyelids at
night.
As the Books know nothing that
will reduce kidney inflammation and
open the tubules there has been no
successful treatment for dropsy, ply
scians usually attempting TO prolong
life by giving nitro-glycerine, digitalis,
etc, etc, to strengthen the heart. This
treatment may mOmcntarlly assist the
ON the development of the inhamma-
ton In the kidney tissues, and the pa
tent almost inevitably succumbs. Hence
dropsy has been considered incurable.
Il can be readily appreciated that II
Fulton's Renal Compound dlsperses In
| fiammation In the kidneys that the tu'
bules will open and the heart pressure
will decline with gradual restoration.
This In exactly what happens, and
| inflammation OF the kidneys OF the most
serious forms. involving dropsy, now yieC
to the Renal Compound>in about 81 pei
| cent Of all cases without reference 10
whether II In In the first or second stage
| In fact. this classification now practically
disappears In the presence of a real spe
| chc Tor inflammation OF the kidneys.
| Literature mailed free.
JOHN j. FuGrOr co,
Pig First Street, San Francisco.
Honolulu Drug Co. Fort St, are oul
! sole local agents. Ask for B-MOnthlN
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