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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
sranSe. suseier GnepoIo Gbri.

granSe. Suseier GuecoIo Gbri'
itenieus eicnbom / RpIiino er nplig
neSbrpuot. Syloen opitoo peb Bag.
nina. geipminsen os oct meite SnS'
30 reobeoes.
uobpgninaerne til eaeaaarb
qoarup Sogu peS Soenie. tilbsrenoe
omSbruesfonSioot Solm, er neo'
branote. Stuehuiet reooeoes. II
a%renturer inSebrGuote gsa'ftner 90
gnIsreoHaber brRnbte. SIoen me.
res paoiat.
IRA SolbGf ifripes f3oe Zee:
goeIsmauo Iaoiens eienocm paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Miniiter Saaernp i'm.

lie Ntiniiter Sagerup, iom eiter lin
Siemfomit fra 0orse er bIeuen RAM
met al ct aufalo al 9prelioelie, men
Den t4oe Dec. islte zig iaa bel, at ban
iom ReprRIentant for oct norife
Gougepar funoe oeltaee / YriuieSie
Mtories @ii9ttelie, bar ienere iooet ct
SiIbogeial6 % mao boIoe Seugeu.
San funbe oerior life eipe Mtsoe oeo
oet norIfe aongcpar5 anfomit iamme
aften. Goa 8eionotifobets 8esne
mebte Nilitprattode, auptein gtp.
quit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Giosfus @erfs Gicrc bar opfert

fort SrS for fine arbeioere. gpg-
ningen bar to SIsie, bier paa TO @ta'
ger. Gen inoebolber ct Soriam.
Iingsbus, iom RUNNER 500 8erioner,
2Gien9relie, bpor De fleite af SanoetS
gpiier er ublagt, aieffen og Saroe-
robe etc. Spiet itdar aabent for aae,
rnotagen for religisie Setter og
ungiocialiiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
grfitcftcrne paa Spiifolem.

oeportementet bar opn9pnt arfitef'
terne Shof Bun, Senrif giia % yin.
oreas Sugge iom Mieblemmer al en-
aomite til uoorbeibelie al 5orilag til
unoerpisningsplan for Irfitefternes
llooanneIie peb Den tefniife Ssiifole
| Sronobiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

9rGnbboIt Ntarf or i~uloitGnoig neo.
brGrot. Spheu &cgnene % Woifi.
rcrne br0note, men intet 2cpetoe
inbebrGnbte. SIoen TANNER ioro-
ipnliapis ira Sfnritenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Tait o NJ,
tiiiales euer tineie.

Unsrftffeueutrr uaoer ~FuRrs, ~Tfieic-. -TH'
lafas- ca -Gftcripsrairt" ioftsr 40 dsHts for IS ORB 10;
hpst gaaa, % 10 aeRts n. Orb Tor elt. fon o~Dctftlss
70 GrS. dpertisiemeuier iabiaaes tffe for Htaere taS
~ 0euts Rsues maa ufraBigttia n~1soisiae das Be-
hiliuaet. Tel lgBHst 10 III At besfsEe la iHII
suutmer.
stswasstilsus ,sest 70 Gent, %. eiai.
ess Cte aus On Sinse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
@icnopmshanoel.

0icnopmsbanoel. Wo0Selcr Wler'
REGARD bar eiter bpa6 Ser meooeleS
fra aoIborg iolgt SooeOparcellen al
Serregaorben "Ganoum" til 6or.
ragter Seth Gipenien for 10000 SIR.
= @nfefru Senrifien bar iolat
"8reiSooIens Sotel", Belle. til Carl
g. Senien / SfieIsfer, ti6Iigere 8or.
pogtcr al Sotel "Tbcrir" / Rpfis.
6ing 81. aisbeiumn,su er 100000
Ser. Spertogelien FER Den lite @arts
1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

S~aniemans q en- fuffet Zone. sfter at
Stessu bar ipiit) "Su er 10 life bIepst
til noeeu lib 10. Cu.eI Sens"
Cu.eI Sens: "Soao mercer on mco
eet2~
Saniemane: "SGpd iaeos 10 ieoar. at
Ban bar bis pan. at On piIee taite StJ
cpcr Gyeiiessn iom en- ioiuIien lib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Gu uurSiif ltbitiaina.

til Sorberebelic al en- l1bitiaing !
S%riitiania / 1914 pil, efter bpao
"MorgenbIaoet" mebbeler, anbcfale,
at lloitiGineen forbereoeS iom en- nor
Diff llbitiaing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

Gbriitiam Climbing bar mpotagei
Snobpoelje til at beItage | 90 aars'
SeItIigbeoerne, Tom bet feiierlige ms
fife muiifallfe Selifab afboloer ! Ct.
9etersburs | 9agene ira Site Gecbr.
til 3bie Sanuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

TpesialS. Sfattefogeo g. g..
@arben / Drummer err afgaaet peo
9soen al Snfluen3n. SON pur fsot
poa &ongsberg / 1889 og iurioiif
aaubiAat fra 1861.
- 9uniul Sames Sranflin | gcrs.
arunb or forIeben gftermiooae afgaat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

Gm llSmrrfclic. I'll lipsparigt
Mcolem al 9ergens Mltieimsfore'
MING bar Nuieets 9eitprelie opnpont
Srefen Iiffa Sonen, Gale | Ssno'
fioro, iSet 9eitprelien pua oerne
Moooe bar enifet at gipe llotrpf Tor
fin SafnemIigbeo for ben parme Sn'
teresie, bpormeb 6rsteu Sonen gleu'
mem en- lrnGere IarrGffe bar omfat'
tet Ruieets @irfiombeb. Srf Hiffa
8onen bar / Sibeus Sob forpret Mrt.
feet ct mceet fort gntaI pprbiiuloe
@icnItan6e. Gu iioit bor bun ifi9n'
fet MuIeet fine SptegncIier al Goen.
tpr, SoIfeinQu % 5olfelipsbiaeoer
fra S~suofiurb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Sra Danmarf.
spurpcisitreif.

Spurpcisitrcif. Sporpeisfnnftio.
nGrerne | airbenbapn bar raa Sc.
neroIforiamIina mco 1865 Sa moo
3 Rei peotasct fro lite Sanuar at
neolpase grbeioet peS iamtlige Spor
peiSielifaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Gn Sapteiu ornfnet. s

meo6eles oen 13be 9ecbr.: Eli
9ampifibet "9laie"s berpPrenoe &e.
beri, ). q. 2arIen, er inolsbet ct
Telegram ON, at Sfibets &apteiu, >.
@penien, omfring Den CITE os. maa
bore gaaet operboro / ben ~biscapiife
9ugt. afbsbe bar 20 aar gammel
og tenftc mart at forlaoe Sisen; ban
baroe pPret Gaptein / oper 40 Iar.
Sar bar en- meget aniet og afbolot
Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

lllpffer. Gugmager Weper, Der
Itprte6e neo pao RauobeIoaIs 5abrit,
err MI ofgaaet oeO Geoen uoen at
fomme ill 9epioitbeben, meooeles ira
Belle Den t5oe december.
- fprbsoer @eorg anoerien pao
0omperen "alices", Der for 3ioen
Icsier aul / aarrcbGfsminoe Sapn.
folot ben 15oe Dec. pad Oomperens
9ef og forIog iia iaa nlporlist, at
han maatte inSIGpGes paa gmtsipee'
huiet | 4GstpeS. San brpffeoe Here
Tibbeu, % Sc iuopenSige 9ele er
blcpne ioa itprft bcifaoiseSe, at man
onIer hans Silitano for meget aIoor'
Iid. San err 80 aar 81. 90 ira ais'
benhdpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Miasretsiaaen.

&issretsiasen. SoIfctbinasmrn.
oene Siguro Berg pe 5. e. GbriIten.
len bar meooelt. SuititSminiiteriet, at
De ielp agter at isrse for Dercs Sor.
ipor for Rissretten, % bar ocreiter
beg9e antoeet Ssieitrretsiusfsrer
Billion iom Soriparer, boiIfet er meo.
oelt Rigsretten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Groofftou Goneae

er ben biuiaIte % beoite Stole | Rorbueftsn
Sseeere alasier for Rptommsre. Seno ef.
ter aaiaIos til J. C. Satire, Crookston,
MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Stprt SlpafanlGs. 3pstpeo 9p.

Stprt S~lpafanlGg. NRstoeo gp'
raab pebtog Den 1lbe December at
Iaoe ubfsre ct mt tort &loafanlGg
til ct 9elsb al 10000 ar., booref.
fer aflsbet ira Spers aloafer, Der ior
9ioen gaar til SuSoaen, fremtioig
fsreS til ct fort ReusningSonIGg
nteo Septic. Cant. Broieftct er no.
orbcioet al Sn9euiGrfirmnet Slide.
brandt og SoumeIler | G~barIottcn.
limb, Ser ogioo er artnget til at lebe
NnIpgqetS ~ltoiereIic. anlegget bIi.
Der oct ferite al oen SIags | Roroen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

Scssc Gen finite. Rat til ben
13oe December bGnote Ser en- ubpg.
9elig ltIpffe peo 9ergens 8ommrneS
a~raitonIpg / Spsie / Samnanger.
W2on bolber paa meo WineriugSar'
beioe / en- Sunrel, pg no paa Hatten
ifulne Ser affpres ct Wineiflio. Sim'
ten blep tpnbt, men Ell al arbcioerne
fom iig life unbaf itibe og fit Ste.
nene ooer Jig, iaa begae Sen blep
fuuIt. SON bar fra Seifeitao / 9a'
Iene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

TiliaI0S. Sea bar Here oofre
Shetlauo 9ouier tiIialss. attp. 6. Q.
Bpice, 3eeprnb. Sopd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

Sturm. Sra Sromss %telegraferes
oen 13oc Sec, at Der peo en orfan'
agtig Storm Srebag og Ssroag er
omfommcn A Ierioner. llnber 81
iferi / 5Ieffefjorb er Ell Sitter ON.
fommen. Sorifiellige Steoer Cant
set ooer bar Stormen / 8orbinoelie
meo Megn og Sne 2ssrioninger ait'
rettet Ell Del 2oel9ggelier; iaaleoes
or peo Sariuno ct SagpRrf lagt I
@rus, og pan SRoeren er TO elpe
ooaet ODER fine Breeder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Nrp iii SOmmuncn. Srf. So

Urn III NpmnnHnCH. SrI. Sp'
bonne Gbriiteuien / Sols, ionl ferit |
gsopember ipI6te 80 aar, er iorleoen
afaooet peo 3soen Git Sus mint
fcr sails Sorp bar Bun eiet | ct Bar
WenrefeoIore, % oct bar iieIge
"galb. Stiftst." tilbert SIGetcn II.
ben Ribtcn al Oct t8Oe aarbunorebe;
/ fsrite Salpoel al oct i9oe aarbun'
oreoe fanoteS her gpcns og GgnenS
fineite &lublofale og oerefter | lang
Sio ben eneIte Itonuiafturiorret
nina. G%ienopmmen er MI peo &C.
itamente ifiGnfet Sals Gommline
til 2egat og llrberitetteIie for SrGn'
uenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
Sra Uoree.

Sucemt CIR. Collin er uonnnnt
til sgresmeolem Of Nationalforfat-
terforrningen / aiebenbaun-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
@ammeaauos Siraaiobai.

"SnsrssnSsus 2tippsrKraa" q ssa easi;e.
iem heleeg SaucsH % bar ben 9gte Smsg eeuoeS
fstf. .lmparterst Ketailnolaat Sfraaeaaie VT meo
So Crere. ne gele aanaaer~ eher ~esrtp Ntes'
Tor lana Bloc sc pE. Sunc. Yerieitst IN net too
houee. fFtt tilicaot NEE sa0C roge.
J.. JuERCE NSEN q CO.
Dept A. RIA lake 81. chicago, III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
5orflarins af metriif ,rlaaI os DeSt.
sausamaa

SuuQeemaaL
(gruue.enttesu CT @stsr - 8 Joe 9 Tom orntr.ut
IS aInerifarHt 2ommtrl ftorSrtsIIer: I'm. -
s,lpueisr; ~. Dieter; 9m. Gsnnntt.r.
lei. unh Tu uents Zig femme rtsRss III sX
II airmettr 0tntimetsr.
M nuih Niil recEes Ha
10 QiDHtter. I Ndro CT liz elN Cent?
feautf a0uu7n QuL mtttr.
iQltn rraass "a IS Cen / tnq. MGI CT hq 100
tInigiet. DleteL
E~IabtmaaL
Oernue.GnhsetH er arD
Eerfurttlie o. eeiaL 1 1sube eaas r.snes III
iNaaI Acrb Ttsnts ng YoaE
10 VT. IL aut q aoa W.
NnHt
ierh 4prcrsr. f1oIar uenes or. ara
ipsarfslrr orr 8Eu laxoM rssass q SeatA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31
maalfOr 'IpSsns. gar.s.

d@~rurosgHbsosH or sIirr orzirsHtt D,t,
q prfprisIjtr: 9L - 6etiolit.r: Z. gIsr; De- -
Tscli1r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-31

gast
0~mrh.erhenen Ct 9ram.l Fcrsortsfffr: RI =
alorrau: %. = 6tfiosram, Or Gram
efNruue rsgnts Ing ieiaaipHrs 500 Sraa
l6Q Riigsrcn. ctr y "a
9ca rteass lia rs fr Dlarf 20 StaM
etsmtrpnae rsgRts ls l tHarf sHRs q o
eaa Dram
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09

| NiSlI relatlVeS. They Will be absent
about three weeks.
N,;s,o. ,
&C Charleston are the guests of MIS-
! Helen Crisp.
NJ, Mo,,r C
Xii ~ c~nUs tIJi "nu Miss Lucy
ma,,;ot,a i'M' we're united IN
TLovnr ,s"tm",rri. ~. ms re- W h'
p'''o' i'il"S I"e ceremony.
Judge c. c. Feathestona returned
ro haI'i ION opaftahourS where
COR. "'eN' IS''" oi civil
Mr.. Carlos Moseley is at home from
"o"o'" Co''eSe'
News from the Columbia hospital
- ~ o"e engct 'la' ME Jas; W. Hen
~. - ~ He;eteE Aurl some
wiiI nn9cni,, INK y, M 'upld!! ana
tba waalE 81 "o'''e 1'e l"S' o'
,,,N,,,; M,' a, simpson LETT Monday
Iva, ~ ,,: ~! ~ -''S O'U'"e' WHO
''0'>' ''V'''P"'S'
Messrs. T. b. Crews and r. Z. King
left early Monday morning for the
reunion of Confederate veterans al
N'e''''''''S' lenheSSee'
! Mrs. jamie Abrams is now in charge
of the county farm since the deafh
OF her aunt, Miss Jane Starnes.
Tho nao,I., :, r
bapn ereatI, rrUy,e ;noo ~ ,,"S, i.nnEenS nave
noSt ys,, da,. 'iC ~, o,I, ~, e"triaCtu lot ,ne
water main near the river above the
Main street bridge. The fire engine
was used Monday afternoon to pump
the water out OF the hole. and the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

y, WIS III I!e Clty InurSday.
~ ?, 9
commencar9a,t @ ~, o. 9'IuNMeil uaSo attended the
college last week. - '>'''e
Miss DOME Counts returned We'd
' l''',' "''''''oP co''eSe
Miss Mamie Crews is at home, hav-
Ing completed her course at Win
throp.
Miss Willie Mae Chi,drass ro,,.rad
weGnesd,, frGr, cnnrta,L,,,
she attended tI,a wndIin" nf T;.'s ~,
,estioe J0nes
Lit-Ie Miss Coth,ri,e C,aw. aoyo
deliehtful birthday Marty Nnndoy
ternoon ot which - iarae m,mTar ~
her lends had = most nleosont timn
We all hope she may live to be 10
times I and more. and that her beau
ty AMI sweetness may always abide
with her.
Miss IrIia Cii,;areor wan, 20 Cr;,
ton F,.;Ior to mt,and rnran,io, -.
Miec D,t Ora,s tn ,h. f,,;anIs v.i,n
com,,l.a Nor ,or., .un,,,v
MeSs.'s. J. 5. Gilkerson ana w. G..
Lane ser atsenaeo MISS DOT owens
All ne CITY churches except the
Episc onal were closed last Sunday
morhlA$ III ORDER that the people
the e Fi..t Ma.Toii.. ''"' > 90 '''''' "'
MI. Dupon' |uerry oi GreehVlIle
80 " ~ ~
Miss JAMIE COlVin left Saturday for
her home IN Chester, is matter
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09
MR.. w. W. BALL,

Following are a number Of refer.
ences to Mr.. w. w. Ball. who last
week resigned his position as edito.
rial writer on The News and Courier
to accept the position of news editor
on the Columbia State. Mr.. 8,II i.
native of l.aurens and was for sey-
eral Years editor or The Advertiser
Gone, but Not Forgotten.
He has gone and we are sorry; bur
we couldn't heip IT, lie is built that
way. having been taught in his Youth
that here we have no continuing citv
He has gone 10 Columbia. where he
used TO Ee before he came 10 us and
he cleared out IN snits nj tra .ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09

AS a rule most live stock do better
when the grain fed to them is ground
but sheep will do as well when fed
whole grain
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09

II You have not bought yet. be sure
TO see our line OF Refrigevators ana
Ice Boxes in different sizes
s. NJ. & r. II Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-09

Corn s,l&ga in limited quantity may
be Ted 20 sheep but not In large
quantity. Yeprling lambs when she'd
ling tGei. FIRST tech vii, nc: tg,taa
rapidly on that account.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01
Touch of Nature Makes
The Whole World KIM

When rooster finds a big fat worm
he calls all the hens in the farm ward
to come and share it. A similar trait
OF human nature is to be observed
when man discovers something ex-
ceptionally good-he wants all his
friends and neighbors to share the
benefits of his discovery. This is the
touch Of nature that makes the whole
world kin. This explains who people
who have been cured by Chamberlain
Cough Remedy write letters to the
MANUFACTURERS for publication, that
Others similarly ailing may also use it
and obtain relief. Behind every one
Of these letters is a warm hearted wish
of the writer to be of use to someone
else. This remedy is for sale by J. j.
Pulse,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01
Be Sure and Register

This is the last issue of the FREQ
T Press before the city election next
tuesday, and therefore we urge unon
the citizens the duty ofregisterine and
voting. You cannot vote if Won do
not register. The fact that there are
two tickets before the people should
lend zest to the election and be the
means Of bringing out a large vote for
the respective candidates. With onlv
one ticket in the field its election i
assured, and the people lose interest.
and the election goes by default. With
the choice which two tickets offer there
is ample room for friendly rivalry and
a spirited election, which is always
beneficial to the public and to the
community. The registration books
close Saturday, and the election oc.
ours Tuesday. Do not fail to register
This election is for two years, and will
be very important one in the history
Of the city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01
.w Hinkle Passed Away
suddenly Friday Evening,
answers THE LAST CALL
..d Been III Some Time But
rnought to Be Recovering

George w. Hinkle, an old and re-
so.sd citizen of this county suddenly
sod away at his home in this city
EaS Friday evening. Mr.. Hinkle had
haso ailing for some time and his
.h;ldren we're called to his bedside
s several weeks ago but he was well on
s t6e road to recovery, in fact was able
=. .I he out and around and was thought
- he himself again. He had gone to
.Se stable where he was found shortly
s sl in dying condition, his heart
a.us;no the trouble. He was taken to
the house and medical aid summoned
but too late.
George w. Hinkle was born in
CHAMBERLAIN county, Kentucky, and Of
one Of those fine old Southern families.
When the difference between the North
and South came to an open rupture the
subject Of our sketch took up his sword
IN defence of the Southern cause and
served as an able and brave soldier in
the Confederate cavalry under General
Price. He was severely wounded at
the battle Of Wilson Creek in August
1861 and was later under General
Morgan doing special work. He came
to Oregon in 1884 and engaged in
wheat farming on large scale and re-
moved to Idaho county in 1892, living
near Mt. Idaho. During the panic Of
1893 he sustained heavy financial
losses. Fonr years ago he moved to
Grangeville where he has since resid-
ed.
To this couple five sons were born,
the following four and the widow who
mourn his loss: Charles P, Of Lew
iston, Joseph T. of Portland, Walter
B., Of Sacramento, Cal. and Alex Of
this city. The other son, DR.. Milliard
died at Seattle, August 2, 1902.
The funeral services were held Mon
day at 2. p. m. at the M. E. Church.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01

Princess Flour has plenty of gluten
hot too much. 27tf
The school children are enioviny a
vacation of a week.
Mrs. jackson is in Walla Walla
visiting with relatives this week.
Mrs. George Fem left Friday for
oiarkston where she will visit with
friends for short time.
Margaret Sasenbery and Helen
Green are spending the week in Clark.
ston at the Hall home.
The Pythian Sisters will give a
dance at the Armory on Thursday.
April 10. This is an invitation af.
ialr. 40f
Miss Violet Harrah, who has been
attending school here, left last week
for her home in Freedom where she
will spend week vacation.
George Schmadeka of Charleston was
IN town Saturday and Sunday on mat
tiers of business. He says Charleston
is nice place to live but Grangeville
is the best money-making town he
knows of in the Northwest.
Jones u Beheam are feeding over
200 head Of cattle on the Snake this
spring. This firm was among the first
to feed in that section but now the
Snake river country is getting to be a
great place for cattle feeding.
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
guard against serious results from
spring colds, which infame the lungs
and develope into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfeits by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
which contains no harmful drugs
Pulse Drug Store. J
G. B. Knorr called while in tow
Tuesday. Mr.. Knorr recently sole
four hundred acres of his fine rancl
near Denver to Archi Dyerer but h
still has little plot left, four-hundret
and eighty acres. He came her,
twenty years ago and had made thi
land by hard labor. Speaks well 70
both Mr.. Knorr and Idaho count,
soil.
People past middle life usually hav
some kidney or bladder disorder tina
saps the vitality, which is natural,
lower in old age. Foley's Kidne
Remedy corrects urinary troubles
stimulates the kidneys, and restore
strength and vigor. 1t cures uric aci
troubles by strengthening the kidney
so they will strain out the uric aci
that settles in the muscles and joint
causing rheumatism. Pulse Dru
store.
Princess Flour makes a nice whit
loaf. 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01
Gone to Placer Property

Mat Geary left this week for the
Cove Placers where he will begin the
seasons work. This is a rich placer
property and each year returns its
owners, Messrs. Jarret Il Geary, a
handsome dividend. Plenty Of water
this year wromises full seasons rum
The Geary family will remove there
for the summer little later.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01

W. L. Costley, who spent the win
ter in Asotin, Wash, arrived last
week for the summer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01
AS to Butter Wrappers

One Of the sanitary measures adopt
ed by the last legislature pertains to
the printing Of butter wrappers. Rub
Der stamps and indelible pencils are
forbidden as being dangerous to health.
The wrappers must be printed with
specially prepared inks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-01

Princess Flour is the purest and
sweetest -four ever made. 37tf
Graham guardian., 1909-06-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY

Stafford intends to lead all Ari-
zona in its celebration of Independ-
ence Day this year. The business
men have held their meeting and
appointed good working committees,
who will make every effort to
eclipse the celebrations of former
years.
A program for three days is be-
ing planned. Horse races and base
ball games will be the features of
July Sd and 4th. On July 5th
patriotic exercises will take place in
Wickersham Park during the fore
noon. A big barbecue followed by
athletic events of all kinds, for
young and old, will take place on
the main street.
The whole valley is invited to join
in this grand celebration and enter
tain guests from Globe, Morenci,
Clifton, Metcalf, Duncan and other
points.
Graham guardian., 1909-06-04

during those months, especially the
latter ones Naturally, the work in
the mineral department of the office
becomes congested and, consequent
ly, some surveys cannot be approved
by me soon enough to permit the
claimant to post his plat for the re-
quired sixty-day period prior to the
end of the calendar year. 1t is the
policy of the surveyor general to ac-
commodate mineral claimants in the
matter of expediting Office work in
connection with the survey of their
mining claims as far as it is within
their power to do so, but the. fact
must not be lost sight of that the
number of employees in the mineral
department of this office is of neces-
sity limited.
1t therefore behooves all mineral
claimants who anticipate making ap-
plication for patent to their hold
ings, in the expectation of securing
final certificate during the present
year, to cause their claims to be
officially surveyed at once and thus
avoid the danger Of their surveys
not being approved in good season.
FRANK S. INGALLS,,
U. S. Surveyor General.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1909-06-04
SURVEY OF PUBLIC LANDS

1t is matter of general interest
to prospective applicants for the
survey of public lands that Congress
annually appropriates the sum of
$40O, 100000 for the survey and re-
survey of the public lands of the
United States, which sum is appor.
toned among thirteen western
States and Territories according to
the requirements of these respective
districts.
Under existing law, the expendi-
ture of the annual appropriation
for public surveys is restricted, first,
to lands occupied in whole or part
by actual settlers on the public do
main, and. second, to lands adapted
to agriculture. 1t will, therefore,
be seen that the applications of
actual bona tide settlers will be CIV
en- preference in the matter of
authorizing the surveys of town.
ships, payable from this regular an
nual appropriation, and that appli-
cations by persons not actually re-
siding on their claims, such as des-
ert land claimants, for the survey
of public lands including their claims
will receive consideration only after
the demands of actual settlers on
other lands have been recognized,
and provided the fund annually ap-
portioned for each district has not
been exhausted.
In making application for the sur
vey of public lands, the applicant
should carefully determine, as near
as practicable, the approximate sec
ton, township and range In which
his claim is located and he should
describe in detail all improvements
which he hes made on his claims.
: IN order TO secure the survey of
8 full tn1rship :.d tks quickest
possible action b. this Office in
awarding contract, it would be
advisable for the applicant to have
two or more other settlers who are
living within the same township
make similar applications for sur
vey, the government preferring to
survey all the agricultural and graz
ing land in township under one
contract. However, the application
of one bona iido resident In town.
ship, where there are no other set
tiers, will be sufficient to secure the
survey of twelve sections of that
township; and the application of
two such resident settlers will Sc.
cure the survey of twenty-four sec
tons, in order to include their |
claims.
Public land surveys, payable from
the regular annual asproriatAny |