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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
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Die Qsihen bon John Sanomsti uno
Ieiner 5rau muroen Wiitlpo6 in ibrer
Wobnnna an 3iuerbr glOenue in Gleoe=
LAMB bon Der polisei auf9eiunoen. Sei=
be tuaren smeifelsobne ermoroet morDen
uno ein l9idhriser BurIhe. Beorae
Bosearbo init Wamen. murbe nls ihr
anaebliher M6roer uerbaltet. gosearoo
bate nod ieiner Nusia9e Der juaeno=
liben Gattin Sanomstis $50 aslieben.
um lib oamit ibre aiebe gu ertauien.
Nls er lih oarin aeiduiht iub uuo audi
iein 8elo niht suriiferbalten fonnte.
lauerte er in Der SOnntaa gaht bem
@bepaar auF, als es bon einens SanSe
suriiftebrte. gr lie(te nobmals oas
0erlansen auf 3uriifsabe ieiues
Beloes uno als er oamit pisoer teinen
grfol9 bate. ihlua er Die iunse Jrau
nit elmer Bleit0bre uNb oleih barauf
auh ihren Mann nieoer. beioe i6otenb.
Ger Di0ro,r ai,ta ONT Montaa rubia
lpieOer on bic Nrbeit une ipurbe in elmer
@isberei fsHaenomnnen. Gie 2aihen Der
Sanorsiis puroen auiaeiunoen. als
ibre Wohnuna bon ber YoliSei, lpelhe
bon Na&barn tenadribtigt lporOen
mar. G,tIfr.i lpuroe.
Soi.i e&osnborn bon Oounastolpn
|tpeigert liA entIhieoen. lsine biibiAe
6hlpdQsrin als @aitin su Iubiiituitiren
luno iirfoiae bslien ihnladtst Die 20jdb.
Irise Marin Ne3bito,pta jfyt I'M @sidn9-
mis-. Die neutrality-suspicious. labell
lie unt.r ssr Gnilage. Da6 lie urter fal=
lIben Wormdroen elnlpaneerte. ein=
! Iperren laNen. Gehoenborn bate ieinsr
| in poien I.benosn Satin eine ShiiIs=
taris unD G.lo aelanbt, oanit lie lid
bier lDieoer alit ibm pereille. Geln .Gr-
ltnunen mar baber niht eerilg. als
ltait itinsr eelieblen grpnislama 0it
tleine Raria erihlen. um als feline on.
l9eblide Satin ieinen ,GdnB su bean.
IlpruGsn. Sic 3batIade. oab leine
GAwdaerin jung uno ih0n 1T. mohtt
auf Shornborn. Der lie iofori aur gin.
l3elge brahie. abiolut teinen ginorud.
gs iii ermittelt ,uoroen. bob bus iunat
Dldbhen Der Ghpelier Die Jabrtart'
uno Dos Reiieaelo aeiiOblen bate. I'M
bic Ntlt 5il isben.
QsbteH Dom,etIfaa eniateiiien in oer
l9ldbt BON Nnpnrrs eili Wagen Der Con
lton M.u phitnbelphia etrnbenbah
l|auf elmer 90 ssuB hoben. iiber Di,
! Wbreiina unb lote Grie Dampfbaht
EiiibrsnDe Wriide. Gsr Woroertell osa
! Waasns hing lrsi iiber ben @ano be-
j Bride uilo Is b1ite llid,t Diel gesehl
uaO btr same Waaen mdre n oie 5itf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
lntamp.

geter grotpn. Der ii, gartlespi0e,
Gfla.. auf ole Wntlaae bin pro3eiliert
miro. ieinen Nater srEloroet Su baben.
fc9te tpdhrenb oes 5apes. oaB er Die
5bat auf SsIebl ieiner Stieimuiter bs-
eansen babe. Die 81 liebsll er aealaubt
babe. BrnDn mahte oieirs @sadnonis,
obne auh nur Die gerinalte Riibrung
3u 3eiaen uno aub >Traus3. o, yromn
blieb uollhdnois rubia, fat 9lsihailiis.
als Sromu lie bsiduloiate, oas 8sr=
brctDen anseitiftt su baben. qlls Der
ijunse Wann bfihrieb. tpie er nit lejner
Stisfmaiicr Die Gsihe ieines Taiars in
I, Den Soi binausseIhlsiIt babs, Inn lie
bort si perbrennen. ltisB cine inl Sc
!, ,ribtslaal anlueiauoe 6rau eilisn gArei
+, aus unO brad Damn obnmG1tig 3uIan=
men. Qlnoere lrauen murosn trant uno
mnBten i'm Die FriIte guit hinausse=
braht lperosil. ,Visine Gti.Ilnutter
,psdte mid unaeldhr unl Miisrnaht"
liaate gromn. .uno iaaie mir. oab es
3eit iei. ben Yaier 81 t6oten. ,uie mir
uerabreoet batisn. Ssb erariif cine Nrt.
bic lie mir rsibts. iblih mid labte
mad benz Yeit neints Yaiers bin uno
1psrfcbts ibm eiHsu Iurhibarsn 5blaa
|nuf o,n Gopf. Sd lab oonn 3lI, ipie er
lSiiterte bis er toot mar. Nahoeln meine
Gtiefmntter alles aus ieinsn 3aIben
lQeliominen aatie. befabl lie mir. baB i'd
jibr beiIen folle, Die 2eide bnaussn=
litballen. Wir trnaen einen 0auIsn Doll
suIammen. leatsn es auf ben 0orpsr
nno 3iilbeten es OIL. Wsine Muiter
lb!ieb ben 9an3sn Melf Der Nah. auj
1nuo teaie illlnler iriihes Dpls anI oas
.l6euer un0 anl Moraen mar Ole 2siht
4 aan8 psrbrniint. aDir todisn unlei
4 iJtiiliiiid auf einenl .anoersn Gster.
Ions mir uneefdhr sebn 5uB oou oela,
1 IN lpslhem Bnter psrbranlh puroe, ali.
aslaa4t batteil."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Is.s eSti 6lorioa ipiitete ON Sreltoa elm
sfnrhtbarer 3sgen= uno Ghneeliarnl,
Der cine tleine CrtIhait nDrolih bon
2afelano teiluei.e serft6rie. Mebrere
perionen Durbsn oaIelblt perleBt. 9luh
oas Stdotden Griffen. as Meilen n0fo=
lib pon Sampa. SSla.. batie unier Der
8epalt oes 5turms furbibar gu leioen.
Dlsbrere 0duier ipuroen ihrer 9dder
beraubt mo cine aanSe Nnsabl ben
perionen tDuroe perleBt.
Su Nalboi(le uno i'm Qanaen mefis
lihsn Sennehee herrldbie am Samsioq
Gin heitigss Shueetreiben. llm Diitter=
naht Log Der Sbnee iiberal 10 bis Is
3oa lief.
aus Dem giaats 3udtbauie in
9ampa. 6la.. entpiI6ie lebte WoGe
Elm farbiAer Strdlina. Namens Gon=
lamb 6lomer, orana in bic Wobnuna
zines 8eIhdftsmannes, Der niht au
pauie mar. peraepaltlgte oehen 5rau
uno mahie lib Damn aus oem Staube.
Rad elmer aufregenoen Sa0o puroe er
elngefanaen uno unter liherer gebed=
un9 pieoer nod Dem 3uhibauie 9e-
brabt.
s5n Nrisona 1T abermals elm bore
binorifdes Dorf entoedt noroen. udb.
reno 8. 6. gr,pin bel @ohiis. 2lris.,
einen 6raben 3u HBerieielun9s3nefeu
ansqrub. Wauertpert. nralte Wert3suse.
Gtelette unb 5afeln nit DieroaIppben
wuroen in elmer Siefe BON 20 6nB se-
fnnoen. Eas Smiihlonian Snltliut in
Walhinaton lpuroe pon ben, interehan.
ten Guno in aenninis 9eleBt.
Srbin 0anthstt. Elm 17idbriaer
WelBer. wuroe am Sonntaa in Delano.
6la., uerbaftet unter Der Nnflaae. in
Bisntpoob. 6la,. Die iunae MarD 5sher
ermoroet gu baben. Sic 2eihe oes
Wdodens wurot nit IS Stidlpunoen.
buhltabliA in Seben serihniiten aufse.
finoen. Mfan permutet. baB Der iunae
Wenih bas Waohsn 81 ueraeualiigen
periuhte. Ger Sheriff brabte isinen
@eiangenen Der SiAerbeit balber bein-
Hid aus benz Crt.
Die Sebauptuna. bab in @bieago
idalih 5000 Ginoer bunarig uno TO-
600 anoere niht aysseiheno aeidttlat
sur Sdule aiH9en, tpuroe pon
Dem Silfsiuperintsnoenten Sohn 8.
Sboop beltdtiat. sd bin oeIisn fiber"
iaat En- .oab Die 3ablenanaaber nidt
iberirieben lino. Auf 8runo perI6u=
llder grfahruna peib ih. oaB biele
Rinoer in Der Shule nldt aeniigenoe
6ortidritte MAIDEN. neil lie feline quite
nabrbafte Soft erhalten."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

SsNuhohsss XIV AulluAtNlI< Ctiil s-SIltHSli
- lingefdhr rs an Der s3abt frurbesl
ron ibren SiBen semorfen rno einias
bon ibnen Durosn oerlebi. ieood, niAt
aefdbrlih. Iooas drstllde Ollie niht
n6tbig murbe.
8eeen ben nabe Woteri0ipn anIdIiaen
Garmer Nlfreo Qetpls tDuroe BON Der
@ranoiurp IN Marieiia Die Mntlaae Der
yiaamieserboben. Ser Mann LIT bee
l6utoiat. felt mebreren Sabren 3,pei
Jraiien sll baben llnb nit ibnen nno
ihren &innern unier ein uno oemIelben
Ga6 au leben. Nah eiolihen Nasiaaen,
Die Dor Der @ranoiilrn aemaht lporben.
.ehellhte Qeipis Dor ungefdbr II Sabren
gli!abeth Yarneu. Natoem oiele ibm
oas erfe amo accidents bate. psrliebte
er lih IN Carrie Garter. beiratete lie
uno nabm lie aleihialls in iein 0aus.
Bon oieler suelten ssrau iino stnei
ainoer Dorhanben. mabreno Die elfte
6rau nod orei Ginoern oas Gsben
ihentte. lille trasen bsn Namen
2epis. Die bsioen 6rauen tamsn,
Die es beiBt. gut matchmaker aus nno
fiibrien nit ibrsm aemeinfamen 8aiien
ein aliiflshes Gbeleben. Gle 6arm aber
haben iie t,le uerlahen uno Die Nadbarn
iaaen. oab lie lie ME aslsben BADEN.
Gin ssbn Monate alies g6bnben oes
Heo. ". g. Steuenion in @olombus
.ltarb am 5amstog OIL ben 6olgen Der
3ahnuna. gr bate am Sage porbsr
lnnerhalb ueni9er Stunoen Z 3dhne
betommen. tuoourb oas 8sbirn aiiisiert
wu,oe. Shon porber batte es 5 3dbne
9ebabt.
Belle 2onenefer. 9odter oes 0ilfs-
maId,niiien Sames gonsnsdsr in @os
lumbus. uelde z Sabre ali lpar uno
$50 Bfuno luo9 uno als Muieums=
fehenstpiiroiateit i'm aan3en ganoe untsr
BEN Nameu (. Babp Wabeleine" oesei9t
puroe. If oas Opfer bon Branomunben
aeipOrosn. bic lie baou,h erlitt. bob
lore 8arberobe on einem Gohofenteuer
i'll Brano 9eriet. 9lud) ihre Butter,
oeren GlelD bel oem Yer!ude, Die
5la,ilnpn ,su erfilfen. 6euer iing.
tuuroe i6lfnm uerbrailni.
Sin preisfompf sniiden Gio aibs
bon Cincinnati uno Sod Moraan bon
s}noianapolis. Der in Cincinnati Gus.
aefobt n wuroe, iiibrie 81 einem Gra=
mol. OH Dem 500 Berlonen teilnabmen.
3mei polisilten puroen ourh. sbldae
libel auaerihtet uno perihiebenc Ber=
ionen leiht Uerlebt. Ser Gaunpf Der
beioen 8eaner mar auf 10 &unben on-
aeleBt uno nod Nblauf Der 3sit ent=
ihleo Der llnparisiIde Su qunlten bee
GdmpFcrs bon Snnianapolis. mas einsn
tuiitenoen Brotelt unter ben 3uItauern
heroorriel. Die ganse Wenae in De,
stdrte uon mebrereu 0un0erien erbot
lid uno itiirste Qeaen ben Gina Dor.
Der ltnparteiihe uno Die beiben Gdmp:
Ter tonnten lih mil tnapper Not rstten.
bam Duroe Der 4ampf aaaemein. Die
poll5ilten Die gtube Itiiten nolten.
puroen ialt bis CUR Ye,pubtlol;stsi
sep'iigelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Wlebr als snan3ia Nrbsiter lfanoen
am Mittmoh leBier @ohe in Bap Giip.
Wib.. in bein aelIelraum Der prineiiig-
ihen Sdaeuiible in Grunlp. um iid gu
ipdrmen nno oas Signal gum geainn
bes Saaenerts abaumarten. als oet
SompiteHsl nit oonnerdbnli6em @s=
tole erplobierte. Sefhs Mrbeiier inurben
auf Der Sielle Qei0otet; ilre Wamen
lino: Waro Nnioon, MiIbelm Gupfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

9er lcbte 9(nirmi Dies 1T fir bieen Bnter infer
lebter Gpesiaserfaf ppn SSinterrDden unb gn,igen.
niere N6de n0 Nnsige inb aae neu, nad Der nenelcr
Daooe uno benz neueten 3uihnits Cine srobe Griparns
NDde, BE fir 1900 uertauft puroen flr. 500
Slnsige bic ir S15Oo perfauft ipuroer, fir $3.50
So NGodenr6de uerrfn Derfauft fir. $3.50
Spe5ielle neorise Hreie fir Soil Stirts, Pananla
llno Mobair Sfrts.
gSr ueaen eben Sod nnb ieben ar5us in unierenr
5tore in ben nditeu 3ebn gasen peraaen gu 70 blisen
Greiien baf Sbr ofort fommen iclte uenn Sbr elnen
Mnsug ober Sod bQig fauien roat.
&noeran5ige non 8arennofi 5um balten Bres uno
Sinberbauben, Die baSu paIen, ita gu SOC 5u 25c.
Cine aeue yusluab pom fdmarSen lnterrSden loeben
erbaen. Oie bette S(ustpab BON llnterrDdsn, Die br
je 9eieben, fir $500, 1.25, $50 unb 1893.
Sapetem.
lnlere neuen 5apeten fnb oa unb mir lino bereit,
belelben gu 5ei9en. gS baben iebr lA5ne Eapeen fir
5pee5immer unb 9eiud)ssimmer.
spesiaIitdten.
10 8aar 0efen su.. ............... 42e bas Baar.
$500 WGnuerihube 5u. ..,..... ST. so baS asaar.
$2 sSrauenidnbe 5u 81 .15 bas Eaar.
s1.5O Mdnnsrbplen Su.. SOC bas Enar.
Sleiber fir fsne Wdhden.. ......... 19e. H
@ue quite 5d9e .- &c.
s Quart emalierte 8eilel SOC.
10 Quart gle6feilel ......,.............12c 12c.
25c &leibefofe Su. 10c Die y)arb.
@ummdube fiir Sfnoer r.............2 29e oas paar.
' SSr ipart +" INNER @,lo penn s5r Cure oinSufe
madt in
@nrnside's Store.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
Summer 50.

dmiof. Gjeoro Wrt. Chris. Solnioii,
3obn SSlooo nnb Cstar 5houp. Nig
anberen ,purben 10 ihmer uerlebf. Dob
rad glnaabe Der Nsfsts nod nllnoelienS
bier iIerben peroen.
sSn Nemart. q g.. tDnroe Die fitrDI~
bar oerliiiminelte 2eide zines 5 Sabre
alien Wdohens asfunoen, oas onenbnr
bon einem Whnlina e,moroet poroes
lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
Gcr NonD lit bott 9tiintt,t
&dS 9ettad)t,

m6hien biale Ieuie Die 6ausIrau 9lau=
ben nader, tuenn lie ausaebt, UNI
Mebt fir ibr 8ebdf gu taufen. = aber
tpenn fie einmal YeerleB Webl Qe=
brauht bot. 10 wia lie tein anoeres
mebr. neil es cine 6reuoe III. Srot Sli
baden. penn es 10 meiB. lsiht uno
Ihmafbait miro. mie es nit oleien'
aus9eaei1neten Mebl Der San lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

sn,s,s n M,nN orvpifpner. DurG fcrtmdbrenbe men.
@x~Smmcs1t s.arS Sis Mnsmabl tets trti@ unb bon
eSshin erhoIfsa unb perbeu ae 0eiteaun4en prculpf
srSds}&hrt NH lis Ngoaren cbns Gztroswer9unano
snx aanfe1eIietert. =. .....
s,nr mersef NsSsn bab ete aDoaren bon better Ana.
t{l6f uub bis Yssiie biAt0 HuD.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22

ted States Military Tournament, July
1880. Realizing that the patriotic
md stirring events of the week will
attract hundreds of youngsters, the
Y. M G. A. has agreed to give them
ITS in its building and generally
look after them free of charge. All
the boys will have to do is bring their
blankets, and enough money to buy
meals, which will be served at cost.
Secretary Newmyer, of the Tourna-
ment Committee, figures that boy
can pay his expenses and see the
tournament too at one dollar a day.
In the mornings the Y. M. G. A..
officials will direct sight seeing trips
for the visiting boys. The military
tournament will be the occasion for
competitive drills and athletic con-
tests between the pick Of the regular
army In the west. 1t will be held in
the fine new 100000 Stadium at
Tacoma. Both the Northern Pacific
and Oregon and Washington rail-
roads have announced special rates
to Tacoma from all points in the
Northwest for the week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
FIRE FIGHTERS HAVE AUTHOR
ITI

Because he refused to leave a
$3.50 day job for day to fight for
est fires, when called upon by deputy
state warden, Charles Simon, OF
North Bend, is serving ten days in
the county jail here. being the first
man ever imprisoned for that offence
in this country. The state law pro-
vides that upon an emergency call
from deputy fire warden, any citi-
zen may be called upon to help fight
a dangerous fire. The Washington
Forest Fire Association is more ac-
tive this year than ever before in it's
fight against destructive forest fires.
Several small fires have occurred al
ready this season in. Western Wash
ington. But the Association and it's
patrolmen and the state officials are
on the watch for each small blaze,
and hope to, get through the dry sea-
son without any disastrous fires such
as have each year wiped out many
thouands of dollars worth of fine
timber. They are warning farmers
against burning slashings at this sea-
son and campers against leaving any
fires of any sort behind them.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
ANOTHER MISSING SPOUSE
Shelley Pioneer

Shelley Pioneer
Monday afternoon Oscar Freeman
of Basalt brought his wife to town
presumably to do some shopping, but
he mysteriously disappeared as
though the earth had swallowed him.
When the shades of night disclosed
not the missing hubby, his wife be-
came distracted and Bishop Mallory
and others began searching and in
vestigating. Tuesday afternoon 1t
was discovered that after bringing his
wife to town the day before he drove
back home, bathed, dressed in his
best and decamped for parts un-
known. Before leaving he wrote a
note stating that he had gone and
requesting his folks not to look for
Inn as he was not coming back.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
LAST GREAT METROPOLIS OF
NORTH AMERICA

FORT GEORGE-now starting on
main line of Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.
and on lines of six other railroads
projected and building.
FORT GEORGE is geographical
and strategic Commercial Center of
British Columbia and metropolis of
an inland Empire larger than the
states of Minnesota and Iowa.
FORT GEORGE is at junction of
one thousand miles of navigable wa
terways. Millions of acres of farm
ing lands, besides unlimited timber,
mineral and coal resources, are
tributary.
One hundred million dollars will
be spent in next three years in rail-
road building alone. BY the summer
OF 1911 twenty-five thousand men
with pay roll of one hundred thou
sand dollars per day, will be employed
in the vicinity of Fort George.
We are joint owners and sole
agents for Fort George Townsite
The government insures and guaran-
tees title to lots and owns one-quarter
of them.
Write us quick for maps, plans and
full information about fortune-mak-
ing opportunities at Fort George, also
about our upper Fraser Valley farms.
Natural Resources Security Co., Ltd.
Winch Building, Vancouver, BIC.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for In the Post Office at Black
foot, Idaho, for the week ending
July 10, 1910.
Bowen, Mr.. Chas.
Clements, Mr.. Edward.
Perkins, Mr.. Bud.
Robertson, Mr.. D.
Surrage, Mr.. Edward.
Searsby, Mrs. Jessie.
Shat, Mr.. VIM.
All of the above letters remaining
uncalled for two weeks from date
Of this list, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. Parties calling for the
above letters will please say "Ad-
vertised," giving date of this list.
H. B. CURTIS,
Postmaster.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
ARIZONA REUNION
Basalt, Idaho, July 18th, 1910.

Basalt, Idaho, July 7th, 1910
Mrs. Mary e. Freeman and Anna s
Davis arranged for a grand reunion
OF the people of Bingham county,
who at some previous time had re-
sided in Arizona. The event took
pace at the Freeman residence and a
crowdof fifty-four persons gathered
in honor of the occasion. In every
instance, excepting one, either the
husband or wife or both came from
st. Johns, Arizona. The feast was
one of the best ever prepared for any
occasion. The deserts OF various
kinds of cake and ice cream with fresh
Strawberries or raspberries, deserve
especial mention. After the APPETITE
was satisfied a very interesting and
appreciative program was rendered
as follows:
Song, 'Arizona,'f was sung by Mrs.
Mary e. Freeman and Marian Jen-
sen. The song was composed for
the occasion by Mrs Jensen.
Remarks by E. N. Freeman on
memories of Arizona and her people.
Response by Bishop o. E. diversion
of the st. Johns ward. He expressed
a feeling of kindness and respect
brought from that place to the
Arizonians residing here.
Recitation by Miss Mary Sorenson
Bobby Shafter."
Games of Bright IDEAS (" Multi
gan Grapes" Crossed and Uncross-
ed't were played for some time.
Recitation by c. E. diversion, Fare
ye.well,. Brother Watkins. ("
Song by Mrs. Lillian Freeman,
Some One"
Song by Joe Davis, Young Ed
monds."
At late hour the song, "God be
With You Till We Meet Again." was
sung by the crowd, and the benedic-
ion was pronounced by Robert
quinn.
All felt they had most excellent
line and all rejoiced in meeting old
line friends and renewing acquaint-
lnces.
All present reside in Basalt ex-
'ept Nofear Davis and family and
". d. Chapman and wife of Black
DOT and Bishop Mallory and family of
shelley.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT
Portland, Ore. July 16. 1910


Receipts at this market for the
week ending today are as follows. cat
tie, 1856; calves, 293; sheep, 2,211;
hogs, 144S; and horses and mules,
141.
There has been surprising
amount of strength in cattle values
and the spread in price between poor
quality and good quality, cattle is
steadily growing wider. One load of
good cows sold for $50.
Top quality steers brought 1855
and thin and poor quality steers sold
as low as $3.50, some of that quality
having been taken by feeders.
The sheep market has been poorly
supplied and the demand has been
strong. Good lambs sold for Sc
and buyers have been eager for more.
In sympathy with the big decline
on the Eastern markets, hog prices
here went off cents per hundred,
but there were not enough to give
buyers the opportunity to take off
more than that amount. Good top
quality hogs sold for $10.25 and
5000.
Representative sales have been, as
81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
ANNUAL CANADA EXCURSION
August 4tll

Via the Oregon Short nipe. Special
low round trip rates to- Raymond,
Magrath and lother points. Parties
desiring reserkationsl should COM
municate early with q SIL. agents.
Rates will be 4nnounced-later or can
ne mad from agents. 4-3
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via the Oregon Short Line

To cheyennsN Depser, Colorado
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
PRECINCT REGISTRARS

The board of commissioners last
week defined the election precincts
and named the registrars for each
precinct in the county. Registration
for the primary election will COM
mence the first Saturday in August.
The registrars are as follows:
Armon-A. E. Empey.
Aberdeen-Kate S. Haines.
Basalt-C. w. McCurdy.
Blackfoot-No Mrs e. P. Sweet.
Blackfoot-No 2, Mrs. Maud M.
Brown.
Blackfoot-No. 8, Mrs. Nels Sill.
Blackfoot-No. 2, Alice Gibbs.
Blowout-Sarah A. Fawson.
Coltman-Sarah d. Brown.
Crowley-Mrs. Mary Nelson.
Danilson-Mrs. Jane Nelson.
Fairview William Poll.
Grays-H. G. Sibbetts.
Groveland-S. G. Seamons.
Higham-Thomas w. Fleming.
Idaho Falls-No. Charles T. Cut
ter.
Idaho Falls-No. 2, Mrs. T. C. In
gersoll.
Idaho Falls-No. 3 Mrs. Lucia KEEL
son.
Idaho Falls-No. 4, Mrs. Lula G.
Sumner.
Iona-Priscila Fackrell.
Jack Knife-Robert McGabin.
Lincoln-L. e. Pearson.
Moreland-Laura Wray.
New Sweden-G. f. Peterson
Poplar-Parley Bassett.
Presto-D. N. Johnson.
Rose-James Chapman.
Riverside-Martha LeRocque.
Rich. S.. Caldwell.
Shelley-Lucy Bradshaw.
Thomas-Jane Covington.
TaylOr-Ida Arave.
willow Creek-Violet Newman.
Woodville--James A. Montague.
Thirty-four precincts in the coun-
y. So
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
wILL5BENEFIT THE BOYS

The Tacoma Young Mems Chris
tian Association has evolved plan
for taking care Of the boys from all
over the Northwest who want to visit
TACOMA during the week of the Uni
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

Jas. H. Hawley Of Boise, John Rice
of Caldwell and Nose Alexander of
Boise are In the race for nomination
for governor at the hands OF the
democrats this year..
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
How Home Folks Feel

1.-THE people of his home county ap-
preciate this record, and will show
their loyalty to HIM by tremendous
vote at the primaries and in Novem-
Der. This is true of the southeast
generally, and l believe 1t will be of
the whole state"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
In the Matter Of Frank P. I
Fitzgerald and Frank e.
Fitzgerald, Bankrupts.
Notice Of Application for Discharge IN
Bankruptcy

Notice is hereby given, that Frank n
Fitzgerald has filed in the United States
District Court for Idaho, his apniica fion
Tor discharge in bankruptcy, and that
all creditors and other persons il ~
terest are required to show .causs IL
ant,., they have why the, prayer Of said
entering their appearance In saiG MY ~
ceeding on or before the 31st dav of
August, 1910. and within ten Sav vs
thereafter fling the particular GROUNDS
Clerk of said Court. VI the
Given under the authority of the gan
eral orders of said Court. bv ss gen,
order OF the UNDERSIGNED this 21st Sn,
80 GEO. F. GAGoN,
Referee.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22

239 steers, average 1856 j.. $3.50
rs steers, average 1898 1856
3 steers, average 1858 $3.50
1S steers, average 1889 $40
20 cows, average S8S. ......$5.10
So cows, average 919 .....$4.65
10 cows, average 1855 -. .$4.55
36 cows, average 952 /. .$4.5O|
$50 hogs, average 276 ....$10.25|
179 hogs, average 1876 ..$1O.25|
39 hogs. average ITS .$1O.15I
l hog, average 430 .$10.15l
312 lambs, average 70 5000
20S lambs, average II -. $500
215 sheep, average 81 $500
124 sheep, average 80 $3.50
1p9 caves, average 162 1870
N calves, average 207 $3.50
2 bulls, average 1920 ..$4.O0
l stag, average 400 $500
d. o. LIVELY,
General Agent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22
SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE

This Office has a scholarship for
sale or trade in the Scranton Cor
respondence school, worth $110.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-22

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