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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
$3.50

Else Coulcur, a preparation % SCI color ~
wash goods. 25c
Hair Nets in assorted shades. l0c sc and
2sc
Hair Rolls Crowns and Turbaus, ia various
shades. i5c, 3sc. Soc and sl00.
Princess Pin Books, assorted sizes and col
ors, i0c.
Ironing Wax, Zoe dozen.
"Tight-On" Hat Elastic, 80 black and white !;
cotton quality. Sc. silk, i0c.
Thumb Press Bachelor Buttons. in box,
Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

The alumni ~ the ballard hiRh
school viii give q shirt waist dance
tonight In Junction hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

he happened % be a. large agaln.
and Capt sullivan wili inyostigais
tbs matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

Those who attended the opcn.air
dance given Ia Golden Gardens
park "Wednesday night report
pleAnAnt time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
Closing Out Broken Lines of
Women's High Grade Silk Petticoats at $425

Upward OF 200 high grade Peiteoats OF tai
feta mcssaline and rajah silks-odd and broken
lnes-have been placed in one lot regardless
Of former values. and underpriced FOR clear
ance Al S425.
There are styles with fitted tops, others with
drawstrings, many with deep tailored flounces
and many again with sixtcen-inch flounces in
various fancy effects. The majority have un-
der-ruffles OF silk The range Of coIorings is
very comprehensive. including blue, white,
gray. tan. catawba. lavender. brown. pale-bue,
pink. apricot, maize, old-rose, garnet. hunters
green, rcseda and eleotrc-bue. Blaek-and-
white and blue-and-white checks and change
able effects in various colorngs, are also well
represented in the collection
Special S425 for Clearance y,r.. y,.o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

BOYS ROMPERS, Soc
Made with full boomers,
which hang like a skirt, of
plain blue or pink ehambray
Bingham. Sizes | to s
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

FRENCH DRESSES, 55c-Of at
tractive washable percales, in white
grounds with blue, black or pink de
signs, dark blue with white patterns,
or black and white checks and plaids,
Trimmed with bands OF plain color.
Sizes ? to years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

FURNITURE
DRY GOODS
Midseason Clearance Of Lingerie Waists

EADJUsTED prices representing decisive reductions from quotations
~ broad and attractive
lingerie embracing the pleasing
Comprised mus baise Sves maroue
and the STYLES are effective including with high Dutch ~
fung sleeves trimmed with ee and hand
Irish Crochet. Cluny and Valenciennes aces
principally broken lots but good selection az
o. following readusted prices: s~n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

HOUSE DRESSES. S3Oo-Stylish Dresse,
Of blue and white striped percale, trimmed will
bands OF plain blue, white pipings and larg,
pearl buttons.
HOUSE DRESSES, S2s0-Several prett,
dresses to choose from at this price On,
style, OF blue tan and white plaid percale. ha,
skirt with deep plated flounce and long sleeve.
and Dutch neck, trimmed with bias bands
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
FRUIT LAND FOR SALE.

Having acquired interests IN anoth
~ locality will sell my thirty.two
acres and half ranch two miles
aorth OF Payette with county road
ON two sides of It very cheap This
laud is the finest fruit land i'm the
ALLEY and Il viii pay anyone to in
yestigate this proposition Twenty
acres is set to Jonathan. Rome Beau
~ and Wtnosap apple trees, al one
year old and In thrifty condition For
urther particulars inquire OF or adj
dress j. NJ. Rising Payette, Idaho,
Route No. 2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
FOOD FOR SALE
TO De COVERED UP

State sanitary Inspector J. II, Wal
10 has issued the following pronunci'
ameHto regarding sale Of all knah
of l0OdstuIis;
IL 10 the practice with some deal
ers ia meat. when shipping veal, hogs
and other meat, 70 ship Il without
any protection whatever from dust,
ART Or flies. Hereafter. the food
laws Of Idaho will be rgldly enforced
Ia these matters. and all such I'M
protected meats will be seized. and
on proper order Of the courts, de-
atroyed
''In order that the sale Of meats
may be conducted under sanitary con
dltlons and Ia conformity with the
laws Of the state. butchers and deal
ers 10 meat are hereby Instructed
that carcaases and parts Of earcasses
dressed for sale for food, fresh meats
products of every description, such
as hamburger steak, sausage. etc,
poultry aud game. fish and fish pro
ducts. etc. must at all times be
kept In a refrigerator. cold storage
room or ice box. or II displayed for
sale. properly protected by glass
wood or metal cases,
In order that the sale OF bread,
pastries aud other bakers goods may
be conducted under sanitary condi-
lions and IN conformity with the
laws OF the state. bakers are hereby
instructed that all such goods. In
Guiding bread buns. rolls. biscuits,
cakes. crackers doughnuts, pies.
and other bakers products. must be
properly protected while In transit or
while displayed for sale
NO prepared food stuffs. such as
bakers goods. confectionery, shelied
nuts. etc. dried fruits. such as dates
figs. peaches. prunes. aprlcots, etc,
cereal products. such as tapioca,
breakfast foods. noodles etc, picked
products such as pickles. chilli sauce
show chow. etc. meat products, such /
10 dried. sailed or smoked fish, veal
oaf. picked pigs feet. mlnce meat
beef. boiled ham, or other
'ood prepared for eating or subject
% attack by worms or flies. shah be I
displayed for sale unless protected 4
rom files. dust. dirt and all other
oreign or injurious contamination by ]
coverings Of glass. wood or
METAL"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
FRUIT TREES WORTH.
Method Of Determining Orchard Val
ues in Colorado,

when man goes TO buy an or.
chard IN Colorado nowadays he takes
nn inventory OF Il pretty much as Is
done with stock OF goods when a
store Is bought. says Denver Field
aud Farm.
he carefully inspects each ndivid.
ual tree and sizes them up IN this
wise This tree is worth $50; that
one there Is worth $25. and so on. un-
tn his memorandum Is complete
Then he takes a spade and digs
hole In the ground, or he may use
post auger for the same purpose. aud
IA this way he gets very good idea
as to the quality Of the underside of
the orchard
lie had already investigated the wa.
ter rights and has calculated the
hauling distance TO the shipping
po!nt 30 that he is prepared to make
q comprehensive offer for the prop
erly with It's improvements aud does
not so very far amlss u he under
stands his business.
The value OF an orchard nowadays
Is based entirely on the percentage OF
interest d win pay ON the Investment
and u Il cannot make good In a reas.
enable calculation Il Is passed AN for
something better
lu most instances ho does not get
his information from the owner OF
the orchard rs 90 what per cent OF
profit the orchard has yielded but
goes to the local fruit growers assocl,'
tion where a complete record OF each I
orchard Is Kept and also OF conditions
obtaining ON each individual orchard
from year 70 year. Here he gets the
exact information he 10 looking fop as
10 the number OF boxes OF the differ
eul grades OF apples. peaches or
pears the orchard he eontcmplates
buying has produced from year TO
year with the average price per box
received Tor the same In this man
neF he 10 enabled TO secure an exact
aud intelligent idea Of the possibilit-
.rs Of the property be eontemplates
'urchasing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
LOWER PAYEHE WILEY.

Mrs. W. l.. Egbert is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Crump. who resides near
New Plymouth.
Mrs, Leo. Jackson. who has been
~ the past week Is now on the road
70 recovery
f Mr. and Mrs. r. p Dawson ac-
companied by Sierra Craven, made
trip 10 Weiser last Saturday
I John Emerson Of Payette, is en-
ioying rural life. visiting friends and
relatives IN this vicinity.
Mrs. Herbert Godeli was a guest Of
Mrs W Armstrong Of Payette, the
past week.
ElyiFa Casey Of Parma. who has
been visiting friends and relatives
here, returned home lazt Thursday.
The farewell party given 10 honor
Of Lililegrace Mclaughlin. teacher in
Dist No + was a complete success.
Thirty.five guests enjoyed the hospi-
tality Of Mr. and bIrs. C. Friedman.
The house was lighted with Japanese
lanterns. and the decorations con
sisted OF banks and bouquets Of ros.
es IN every conceivable place. Dane
ing was the principal feature OF
the evening Refreshments were
served at a late hour. and the guests
departed In the wee sma hours
Mrs. j. A. White and Mrs 81. Har
land, delegates from the Orchard
chapter. left Sunday to attend the
lirst convention OF the American Wo-
mans League which Will convene in
ST. Louis. June 10, 1910.
The last day OF school in Dist. No.
/ was observed In very unique man
ner. Miss Mclaughlin. who has
lately visited the Yellowstone Nation
al Park gave talk on It's beauties.
The talk was illustrated by 80 or
more Views taken in the Park. and
was interesting as well as education
AL
Gospel Flat was the scene of great I.
festiyity and rejoicing Sunday. June
8. Samuel Applegate, VINO has reel
sided there the past 20 years, in
yited everyone 10 come to q basket /
dinner and celebrate the fact that
they now have water on their land .
People came from miles around and .
1903 people ate their dinner on the
bank OF the Snake river After din
ler Rev Apologize gave scrmon
followed by a song praise service.
One OF the newest enterprises in
The valley is cement block machine /
owned and operated by supiee and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
PRESCRIPTION
WORK

Requires accuracy and sase. which
can not be given unless one Is Shoe.
oughly equipped to do this most i'm.
portant branch u the drug business.
Our prescription department. Is uP'so-
date In every particular way and ,
Registered Pharmacist Is always In
charge. We use none but the bass
and most approved preparations In
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
car TOGETHER

asss4 meFiing has been called
"Wednesday rveaiDg % consider
items inst are ~ vital impor
- % paysiie and fof that matter
sbis rAiire belshhofhoae. The
anlshilon ~ : district fair means
asidef4bls Ia ihe say ~ adyertis.
as and the beneficial results 20 be-
esained ffpm such an ihsiiiution
ben property conducted san not
81 ofeFeatimate8.
ne sioanins ~ 81 ths city and
concerted effort 81 bring about
campaign ~ risi pride resulting 81
= neater aad more sanitary eiiy s.
aamrth.nk thal should appeal io ~.
erg property oensF aud resident ~
ihe rity ADD thoee uhe really have
NE enhancement and prosperity u
PNyssss At hear nill attend thls meet.
lnx and asslst "a he iaanehing 81
thia movement
The raising q ianda aud hiring
q psbliglfy man for Payeite Is
Hnosher sabierl that Niil receive nt
tensioa 81 ihis meeilns and 10 also
eae thar - u just a. vital interest
% AL ~ are ihs other two Almost
every fiftls hamief ip Southern ida
- haa heeu naklnx arrangements %
hate her resoarefs and advantages
- forth 70 ihe world and many
~ .fhem are adoptins the plan 81
hiFinx vhai - gcnesaily termed
professional bssosief one ~ho has
aeen trained Ia ne ART 81 hpsf n.
ssastiak ibe potir a. large b setting
fafh ~ fbe polats aboai . city or
ssestou q eoauiry thar ~iil appeal
20 infesiesN ard foasempiatlyo home
s~ekern
~biie la M pass rayet'e has prob.
ABLY eevn a. vsli advertised ~ any
pthef cQmmaaiiY in this state yet
fpf he pasi year there has been
pFnrtiea1f - sffofts made sioug
ihis llae and niany are bsslunins 10
f*es thai Is ie sish time ~ wefe
sstfins basy ard isiiine outsiders
Aaep yhai - have here
Ths meeiinF - called Cor the puf 4
poss % pef,lns fosfh 10 aii the plans
tnd Nsas 81 nhifb an three move.
sseass can b. uaae sneeessfni and
~ ~ tmmeass advantage 10 Pas
ffte n yea arr trsly interested iu
fte cisy gosne oaf 90 the mesfirr
fef's all ~ torethfg ana make 1910
ihs nost prosperous year ~ ever
hN4 ia possible ana uith lhe omit
ea effors - "a ihe three movements
scusempiassa san - nisae 20 en-
successfully.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
O U R

Prescription work, and absolute ae-
sUraey can be depended upon as all
our prescriptions are checked before
delivery. Drugs. Chemicals, PateRt
Medicines, Perfumes. Rubber Goods,
Toilet Articles and everything usual.
auu gtvus nlN rreuueutiy. 40
man who does NOT fear death ln an
form she would be a great boon sh
Is very much attached TO her prcssu
home with stay chain but SIN
VIII be sold 90 any one who vii
agree 10 treat her right She is one
fourth Shorthorn and three-fourtis
hycna win also throw IN a double
harrelcd shotgun. which goes wiz
her In May she usually goes ava
Tor a week or tive and returns vii
a tall red calf with wahbly less Hf
name is Rose. Would rather sell b
! 70 a Nonresident Exchange.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

The Spectators & county courf.
rsseap ssFe pazms 4egg detronssrnfife
expf fhs t,st.psopy " 0aa Il the Wit
nesecs. Tile iadse s,ernly a8nsonished
fbfl1 90 tft5i eaiei but H. no rnecf
Tise ezfense uoa saea repeaicd.
-f5ear fiia eeUFirpen called oss
~ i,ssiee - ihe b4iilH
Ds~sa M faes ,hsl the season
Eetslss = atiie lste several enthu,
sssie fishernseu are reporting sou
seeiient csfehea o. bass the pasl Z,
cays
~. and Mrs q n. AYey and $50
Irene bare gone 10 Wendell for
months stay doring which time a
DF WIN improte some land be- owl
there
Secretary James W. Morley. Of q
Y n. G. A. viii leave on next 81
gsday uaorpipg f0r Parsons. Knns
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

Estr3y-There came to our place
this week q suckling colt, almost sol,
Id bay color, Owner can have same
by calling and proving property.
Coulter Brothers.
Good 6-room house with shade
good location. for sale or rent Al.
so broom house on Front street
These are both bargains.
c. +. BRAINARD.
Phone the Payette Fruit Packing
company for your Berry Cups and
Crates,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

20 starr ausp this momlns eith a
higher faifer creed
nm ceAsr 20 stand complaining Of
40 ruthless nciEhbors sreed.
su cease % sii rlpinins When my
aiss cali = clear
ga kaait 30 nlolnenf whining and
braFi shall knos 10 fear
ga i0s,t sometimes about mr for
s. tAiuFa thar meril praise
% seanh fef hidden beauties that
edr the Erumbiers sage
g ~ aad find eunirniment Ia ihe
4ihs thai asast TRIAD.
~ re4se 10 have fuseutmeut shcn
esther mofes ahead
IA n1t - saaTed Fiih envy when
rg rifals strength 3 shown
lll not deny hls aeni. but III
rsrte 70 prove my own
"a ~ e see the boauiy spread BE-.
isre ms rain ~ shine
aiii reset % preach your duty and
more concerned aiih mine
aE Kisor
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

Lost--June 3. in Payette. child's
gold chain and locket Finder please
return to this office
The Payette Fruit Packing com
pany can supply your needs in Berry
Cups aud Crates
Buy your fishing tackle where YOU
get the correct goods Wood &
5pauldlDg. Il
Don't forget that Scott win haul
Tour trash.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

speed some horse like Minor Heir
may equal some Of Dan Patch's rec
ords. but Il will take more than the
lowering OF his records 70 take from
Dan Patch the glory OF his long car
Ger and the place he occupies In the
hearts Of millions OF Americans.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

As have moved away from Pay
cite. will sell my residence 6-room
house. lot 80 feet frontage, 145 feet
back, Four blocks from depot, terms
TO suit Postoffice box PIT, Payette,
Idaho. 23t4
Lost Caii skin leather pocket or
bin book containing valuable papers.
Finder please return to this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

Artist 60 burglar. who Is making
away with paiutingsi-E r-by the
way. II you should manage TO dispose
OF them would you mind sending me
your customers address Life.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09

rhey soy she viii create no end OF
gossip"
"wcii. I gBess the j0bbers IN that
community viii ie able 10 handle her
output Louisville Cour,sSalournal.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-09
FAMOUS RACE HORSE
PERMANENTLY RETIRED

Dan Patch, sorld's Famous Trottlne
Stallion 70 be Retired from Active
Effort en- rfaek--Wll san Travel
ard Attend Fairs FOR Exhibition
but % no aaeisg-spsps Balance
o. Days h luxury snd Ease.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28
WALNUT WRITINGS.

What do you think of a COM
plant to a railroad company
about a basket of buns that reads
as follows: This is the telegram,
81 dozen buns eat by the agent. ="
A. R. Tullis went to Great Bend
thence to Pawnee Rock,
to meet John Henderson and wife
who have been to Larned ON a
visit.
T. H. Balm was down in Mis-
souri, last week looking for a lO-
cation. He says that there are
some nice farms in that country.
Mrs. L. Seeber was up from
Great Bend and spent several
days with friends and relatives
in this locality.
Frank Butler and wife were in
Great Bend last week visiting anC
shopping.
A man by the name of Smith
from EmpOria bought two cars
of stock cattle north of Albert
and shipped them to EmpOria las
Saturday morning.
T. H. Balm was in NekOma
Rush county, last week on bui
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28

mess. He went to Ness City Mon
day.
Remember there will be a big
dance in Bain's hall, Friday night
January %.
Leo Keller is up from Great
Bend this week assisting his bro
ther, Alex, on the Charley Keller
building
Mrs. Geo. Starr was a Great
Bend visitor last Wednesday.
Joe Fuller, who formerly lived
here but now lives south of Rush
Center was circulating among old
friends in this vicinity last week.
Alex Keller, Preacher Dunlap,
and ChaS. Archer were the Thurs.
day passengers to Great Bend.
We have been OverstOcked with
land agents recently. They take
turns in calling on some of the
fellows all the time.
j. P. Gallon was a county seat
visitor last week
DR.. A. NJ. Jones has arranged a
very inviting and tasty appear
ance to his fixtures and stock Of
drugs in the Palace drug store
Gall and see them.
Peter Brack and wife who have
been visiting in this locality fol
several weeks, returned to then
home near ROzel last Saturday.
Mercer, the telephone man fror
Pawnee Rock was over in the in
tereSt of the phone line last week
DR.. F. G. H. MeckfeSSel wa.
called to CHATTER last Saturday
morning. He reported a pair o
fine twins at the home of W. E
Benjamin. All parties doing vel
DR.. A. NJ. Jones and Gre,
Thompson drove to Pawnee Rocl
last Thursday night. Grey wen
to Larned and came back to tn
Rock on No. s. The DR.. viSite,
his best girl in Pawnee Roc
while waiting Mr.. ThOmpSOn'S N
= turn.
Frank Burwell of Beeler, Kan
was down from there Thursda
to visit his family.
| P. ". Paxton was transactin
5 business in OTIS last Friday.
Last Friday was G. B. Arnold
l birthday, and his mother, Mrs. /
4 L. DOty, gave a card party in ii
evening as a surprise on Mr.. A
4 mold. Among those present wei
S Mr.. L. Seeber, Mr.. and Mrs. Ale
!, Keller, Edith and Gail Mile
It Chas. Keller, Craig Miller and n
and Mrs. Floyd Arnold. They
/, jOyed the occasion.
s. Ethel Wooley and a sister of
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28

II your stomach, heart, or kidneys
are weak, try at least a few doses
only of DR.. Shops Restorative. In
FIVE or ten days only, the result viii
surprise you. A few cents will cover
the cost. And here is why help
comes so quickly. DR.. Shops
doesn't drug the Stomach, nor StitAu-
late the heart or kidneys. nr. Shops
Restorative goes directlyto the weak
and failing nerves. Each organ has
Its own controlling nerve. When
these nerves fail. the depending
organs must Of necessity falter. This
plain, yet vital truth, clearly tells why
DR.. Shops Restorative is so I'M
iversally successful. Its success is
leading druggists everywhere to give
it universal preference. A test will
surely tell. Sold by Hooper Drug
Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28

tied with Bessie and Mary Strick-
Ter from Saturday until Monday.
Henry Estes, wife, and grand
daughter, Ada, of Larned were
out several days visiting relatives.
Last Saturday, January q, be-
ing G. D. Estes birthday anniver-
sary, his wife gave him a pleasant
surprise party. A fine lap sup
per was served, and G. D. treat
ed the crowd to cigars. All sure
enjoyed themselves playing games
Those present were Henry Estes
and family of Larned, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Adams, Curt Adams,
and family, Luther Converse and
family, Walter Hickman and fam
lily, o. A. Estes and family, Late
Burlingame and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. August BOrdewick, Miss
eS Ida Main, Nina Brown, Bina
Estes, Bessie and Mary Stricken,
Bertha Anderson and Matte link
MessrS. Harper, and Ezra Strick-
Ter, viii 0'COnnell, Gus Gartung,
Press Adams, Fred Tate, Charley
Brown, Ray Converse and Henry
StrObel, All returned home at a
late hour wishing G. D. many hap
ry returns of the day.
Wheat is supposed to be consid.
erably damaged on account of the
hard freeze, some being dead and
some half dead.
Miss Bertha Anderson started
IOnday for her home in Missouri
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28

meeting decided on a plan of
grading, and a paper was at once
started to raise a subscription to
assist IN the work. Up to this
date the following have donated
as follows: L. G. MausOlf, 500
Ed Grunnewalt $40; F. W. Haas
$40; c. F. Hayes $40; Ed Kuhl
$40; DR.. A. NJ. Jones $40; F. w.
Grice $40; A. POlzer $40; j. HS
Dirks $40; Haas & Kuhl 50; E.
W. Tullis So; A. R. Tullis s. j. F.
Reimer $40; Lmdas Lumber Co,
$40; Geo. Starr 500.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-01-28

H. Balm were Great Bend paSsen-
gers Friday.
Clifford Burwell has been assist
ing at the Santa Fe depot in Al
bert for some time learning the
business. He was transferred this
week 10 Timken. We predict him
success as he is a thorough rail
road man.
Miss Tina Rankin was a Rush
Center visitor last week. She
came home Saturday.
The A. o. U. W. lodge held a
box supper in the Balm hall last
Friday night. a number of boxes
We're present and all sold reason
ably well. They brought about
$25 for the order. The highest
priced box was that of Miss
Frances Haas. 1t brought $3.50.
John Andrae had the misfortune
of losing a valuable COW last Sat
urday morning.
John Henderson and wife were
Larned visitors last week. They
came home Monday.
At last the village of Albert has
awakened. For years gone by its
people have meandered in SluSh
and mud of the streets. Two en-
terpriSing citizens, Louis e. Maui
SOlf and City Marshal Ed Grunne
walt, have the credit of search,
ing the minds of men to bring to
the light hidden ideas that had
never saw the light in our city
before. These men called a meet,
ing of citizens to talk over the
way of having better streets. The