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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Slmoitms.

Silbert, Winn. Gm. 3utb. &an5aI.
lis eurafunnan %fuufau!i fofous pi.
betddn Ieurafunnan tirtosIa feia'
FUN enIimmGiiend iunnuntaina eli
5 p. feidf. Cello puoli 4:id I. p. 3o'
foufiesia tuloan fesfustelemaan
tdrteistd ieurafuntaa fosfemista afi-
oista; ietd waIitaan mdliaifainen o.
pettaia eli pappi iemrafuntaau, fol'
men funfauben aiofIi; fifteen mpDsfin
fesfusteqaan ppbdtoulu tpDstd ia
aifomus on berdttdd ie pIDs fuols
Ieesta tiIastaan, josie ie on 10 ouut
pitemmdr aifaa.
Toipotaan, eta Ieurafunnan idies
net ottaiIimat oiaa runIaasti tdbdn
fofoufieen.
Seurafunnan puolesta.
Soiepb Sia, Silba Sia,
eIimies firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Wprben, q. Saf.,


Toufofuun 20 y.
W{e olemme tGGuG Iaaneet niettGG
oifeen Se0untaiiublia Fun tddad on
ouut pastori s. llrpiIainen milton
pdipdt iaarnaamasfa 6erran ppbdd
Ianaa: Iafia ia emanfeIiumia. On
mpDsfin onut bpmin i~uotuiiat iImat,
ettd on pddsfpt fofouffiin fufa main
on balunnut.
GnIimdiiend Seauntai pdipdnd pie
bettiin Ieurafunnan fofous idlfeen
iumalanpoltpelufi en, iosIa malittiin
ieurafunnan iobtofuntaan eIimiebefIi
Better 3arinen, n. seIimiebetIi Naul
&erdnen, firiuriffi 9emminti Suunc,
n. 'firiurifIi, &aae Wdprpnen, r.
bo%itaiofIi Waria 6enbricfion, pal'
tuus miebiffi gntti Siiro, Spbn Wtoi,
lanen, SIaf Senbriction, ia ieura'
funnan manbimmifii Better 2arinen,
Seitfi Suntunen ia 9ntti Siiro. airs
fon r. b~oitoiaffi q. 2erdnen ebeaeen.
Seurafuntaan pbtpi faffi uutta id
ientd.
YtiimieIilesti malittiin pastori s.
rlrpilainen Ieurafunnan ~opettaiafIi
pbbetii puobetii. 9dn lupaii fdpbd
tddud 6 fertaa nuobesIa, 5ifii FUN
toiIin p%ddtetddn.
Yddtettiin ldbettdd maltafiria Ieus
raf. puoIesta g. firffofunnan muoIis
fofonfieen, Silberttiin, Winn.
Seurafunnan tilt tarfastimat pauI
&erdnen ia Better &arinen. = SuIo.
ia oil oIut fuluneeua muobela $1S>
O.65 ia menoio $1s5 %, ioten idi
maiainfia $4.63 iupstd, eta faiffi
eimdt ole mield mafianeet lupauf5i
aan Ieu%rafunnan fasIaan.
2ofous oil bnmin raubouinen ia
pfIimieIinen. Site ieurafunnan GER
ra Seeius &ristus parielfoon ia
pabnistdfoon tdtdfin pientd Iau.
mao tdad poitfofunnauo ia pIi
maan aparuiben!
Spbdmeuinen terpebbps faifiue
Seeiufieen usfomiGe!
&unnioitufieua.
Woria !SenbrictIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

SiIIoin fufoistoa tirtfofuntamme
ia tdsid mieIesid toimitettu ddnen.
fannattoiamme ~l5pbetddn hiifi tar
peelliiefii, futen 10 aIfu tdud fertaa
on ndpttdptpnptfin. naIfu tpDn taus
nistaa. mutta Iopusia fiitos ieis
fool" -
W(utta manbursfauben bebelmd
raubasia fplwetddn mile, iotfa rau'
ban pitdmdt. SAT-. 3: Is.
W. 80. 80
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

= Iippifumlu aItaa Historian 2an
Ianisieurafunnon firfosia b%cindfuun
Is y. feuo 10 a. p. ia fesidd fafii
niitfoa. SarpeentuIesia moibaon
piidd nieId iptipmpdna rippifouluo
Mile. iotfa MT eitpSt ole tilaiIuubess
ia iaopumoon.
Grif. SmoStainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

Jos cite l0yda nimeanne l~istalta,
min voitte tulla joukkoomme osta-
malta yhden separatorin, No. III,
No. IL eli jonkun suuremman.
No. 10 laskee 1886 paunaa maitoa
tunnissa, Sc on 1861 kvarttia.
Hinta.
No. IL laskee 450 paunaa maitoa
tunnissa, Sc on 225 kvarttia.
Hinta.
Aiiotteko maalla asua ia elaa kar-
iasta? Onko teille 2-3 eli useampi
lehma? Alkaa olko separaattoritta,
silla tuhansia ostetaan Wisconsinis-
sa ia Michiganissa ioka kevat. Plan
on lammin aka kasissa ia sepa-
raattori saastaa paljon vaivaa teilta
ia my6s ty6ta. Sc vahentaa astioita
niinkuin maitopanik0ita, peileja y.
m. Jos teilla on ID lehmaa min
SEPARATOR maksaa itsensa yhdes-
sa kesassa.
Ystavani, kun ostat s%eparaatto-
rim, min ala osta huonoa. Osta alma
paras, silla Sc aikaa my0den max
saa moneen kertaan itsensa. De La
val separation on paras Americas
sa. Sta vol vaantaa 5 vuoden van
ha polka.
Huomatkaa, eta me voimme
postin kautta my0skin myyda, ku-
ten olemme tehneet Mr.. Otto Soy
ringille, Maple, Wis, lahella West
Superioria. Kirioittakaa nellie ul-
kopuolelta tata kauntia. Maksueh-
dot hyvat. Viides osa kateen ia io-
ka nelias kun viides osa. Otamme
my0s kateisen rahan ia annamme
~prosentin jos heti ~ostaessa max
! satte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Grie. Spostainen.

SumalanpolWeIufiia ~feidfuuaa
3 p. @IbioSia u. pdbcisid Flo 2
|. y.
A p. Srench 2ofeua ITO 2 ia Flo
8 ] p. ia 5 y. pnnd rippi ia ebt. flo
10 e. p.
:. Suustonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
8otous Ioppui bptpdsid idriestpf'
1esfd. Soputii IauIettiin laulu p..fou'
lulaulufiriasta mo 1O2.
2ofemfIen pnoleSta,
Wt. 81. Mesterbact,
firiuri.
&eiafomlmmopettaiamp aiffa
haettatuama.

Sdten iulistetaan ~feIdfoulun opets
taion toimi Galumetin &an5auiSieu'
KAUFMAN piirisfd bafufeIpoisten
baettamaffi. 2oulua pibetddn ieura.
tunnan firfon oIaferrasIa ia alfaa
e, Jos iopima opettaia iaabaan. emf
beindfuun 8 p. Goulua on pdateitp
pitdd 8 tpiiffoa ia oppiaineina tilee
olemaan: usfonto, Iuomen fielen Iu.
feminen ia firioitus, Suomen bisto.
ria ia laulanto.
SafemufIet palftamaatimutTineen
ldbetettdfDDn alefirioittaneeIe ennen
emf feidf. 5 pdimdd.
&. g. HisIanen,
SO4 Sim st., Galumet, Wtid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

KotSoLoo r;u;l,o..o,o. :,.
IN monta no;s ;o;to ,u.;a
20 Mute co.., CO.. n -
on bolnno r,,,;,.oo III.
Ne laval ,o; n.uu...u- 80.
Lonotto
AVIAN Vaiina ia
io'oio eeinaah
-. - ''" non0iesa'
VII i' hie
John Saari.
Isac Ali.
Peter Ali.
John Leppanen.
Matt Pasanen.
nofann Aora"son'
""'' ei.onienn'
uei o'ooi'
WIS nisuia
Erin Normah'
JUN Nasi'
w. NJ
hnorew oinnha.
n,Ae hroh'
Inhn X rnn
1onh hron.
ous' i-uiioih'
Ohas oison.
niuiew oahoeii'
John Sederbolm.
John Kriimola.
John klelmola.
Patrick Peterson.
John Erickson.
(Pohjoispuolella)-
oie flolS'.
uust hu'ttiia.
E Henry SisT Rs.1,.;m
Alfred Juhlin.
Matti Annaia'
a 4s''' H sia''''.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

- NtIt
iasta mo 124, ia pastori W. Wilen
pitt r~utoutien.
2eSfuSteltiin, ioSfo ldbetetGdn e.
bustaia firfouisfofoutIeen Gilbert.
lin, Minn. YtlimieIiIid oltiin, ettd
eoustaia on ldbetettdtpd. pddtettiin,
ettd nimitetddn folme ldbettildsebbo.
fasta ia niistd fifteen Iulietuiua lipuils
la pffi maIitaan eomstaiafii. Gbbofs
faifii eIitettiin: 81. 90. Westerbacf,
0m. 8rdnnes ia u. Hantamdfi. -
Wm 8rdnnes Idi ddnten enemmis.
tim. gD. ldbet. tulitpat 90. q. Wes.
terbacf ia u. Hantamdti.
So.
2estusteltiin ebustaian matfafuS.
tannutIista. pddtettiiu Ieurafunnan
fasIasta mafiaa ebustaiale ,piiIi.
toista bouaria ($l5.OO) matfatuIu,
ien forpaamiIetfi.
2esfusteltiin emastpfIistd, joita
ebustaia tpie t. fotoufiele. Dfiimies
liIeStt fannatettiin 1euraapia emGSs
tptiia.
LII Jos p%apinfotelaita fofoufieue
ilmoittautuu la ppptdmdt mirfadn
aiettamista, min tuIiii beilti maatia
tarfasti ne ebe0ptptiet fuin firfto.
funtamme idannot mddrddmdt, en-.
nenfuin beitd aietetoan papin mir'
faan;
2:ii ettd fofoufiesIa tebtdiiiin ill
mdps firffofuntamme piime aifai-
Ieen fidiieen toimintaan ia arnoss
teltaiIiin Jos ie on o0ut pbtd ennen
tebtpien lddntDien ia pddtDffien Fans
ia;
3:Ii ettd firfouisiob ofuntaan ipa.
littaiiiin mabbouiiemman monta id'
ientG IiItd paifeofunnolta ia Idbiieu'
tupilta, iosfa talousfomiteati on,
iiitd ippstd, ettd talousfomitea ia
firfouisiobtofunta opot palio tefe'
miIisId toistenia fansIa;
Ali ettd firfolisfofous emf mnon.
ma pibetddn SronmoooisIo;
5:Ii ettd Wm Diaiamionia Ell mis-
Iddn tapautiesia oteta firffofuntams
me palm elufIeen. CANON M.
SirDmin iubteen t%oipotoan, ettd bd'
neItd otetaan pois firffofmntomme
bdneue ontamat pappeusfiriot, ias
moin muiItafin firffofunnastamme
eronneilta iabi erotetuilta papeilta.
pddtettiin pitdd feidfouIla lapiiae
pfIi f%uufauIi, folme tuntia pdipds'
ri, aItaen emf heindfuun olusta. -
Opettaiista fesfusteltiin momentum
Iu~untaon. = %. u. @esterbacf lus
paIi, ettd bdn moi olfoa pbbefi
opetiaiafIi, Fun ainoastaan folme
tuntia pdimdsid on foulua. WeSter'
bactan tarious otettiin mastaan ia
annettiin f%eidfoulun perustdmtnen
bdnen baltuunio, ettd bdn banffit
liIdd opettaiapoimio, %erittdtnftn lel'
IaiIia, iotfa moirpoi antao louluope'
tusta. = Opetasmafiu Toto oialta
pddtettiin pitad e%ntinen, MIN. pfit
bonori perbeeItd (toiiomatta fuinfa
poIion lapiia on) ia fbpbien lapIet
mopaasti. = 2ouluopetmsta anne'
taan iamoiua ebboiua ulfopuolelta
Ieurofuniaafin tuIemile lapfiue. Spe'
tusmafIot tuletpat opettaiiue poll
fafTi.
s 9.
padtettiin idrieStdd epanfeliumt'
iubIa pphdfouIuIiiton julian pbtep'
teen SubannufIefii. aafii pierosto
pubuiaa toitpottiin ia%otatpon. pnbn'
lien banffiminen idtettiin past. w.
WiIenin toimefii.
Z.
pddteiiiin ieurofunnon puolesto
outtoo firffofuntamme firiopainon
meIon mofiomista fobbela ioooua
bouoriaa $4,000 Jos toiietfin Ieuro'
funnot fitoutuwot %oioItoon tuota
meIfaa mafi amaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Y1ptafiria.
tebtp Sronmoobin Suom. Gp. 2utb.
neutrality-suspicious. tofoufiesIa
toutof. 20 p:nd 1910.

2ofoutien omafi eIimies Wm
Srdnnes mddrdipad oiaaa, ia lau'
lettiin eniin lamlu p.'foululaulufir'
iasta MO 124, ia pastori W. Dilen
pitt rufoufien.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10

y,,,-, 49, y,,,,,.,, pt.i,r, .,,,..a,,. NlfrIn
''mpan> .,..s
.a- 'hpp"r St'p IRA N'''" "
d" y FI'nhm sons .,s,
Constrained \tttt4dc' lEana Moore '0'o>
,ip,id mead ,nI company
reason and Belief SIR culver I"dS''
,Mois'- haTd and Company
The Vicar ~ the NaTchr> '.tn'"" N''''''"
,Su~rmau french AMI company h">'on
Inc singing Mons" SI"rT> Emerson hoLs'
rTh" Ib'hh> M'rrul '"mpln. 'nnNnNp''s
NH,-" ''sNbcth Heg'r>'"n hhraah 'H'h"
nr>aIn and COMPANY chicago
Metropolitan Press >rn N"T~
Er" l-r' - 'ur Year. I"nh pa'Ison hSGe
lI." Metropolitan l''>' ,.,.,. -,
r.,ar.N lrI.
sep D.. ,'"u Nns'm '>"''' rue
l-. -r r.l..n'ru N''l'.' ~ N"rh'A. 'h'a
a-,...l
.| 10 ,Nr'r. e." van ''h"'i a'o
,.a..,, 81 ..,- .W'.nHri IrhNsri laf.>
.aHr ... .pyH'> inTiut .leTusr'
,rI,-,.r I....
I..- 90 TO. "..i Yuma NrhFs'a' h''u'".
Hl...u-.r %. '.u ,pmrAu''
,..,,n' ,r .gn' Henry = 'ar'u1n '>.'"'
a.l-,... COMPANY. Charlotte &
t.... ,r., Is-, rurut. ,>.rtN AhNnArt
ari. .p.rr,r. un>frn'
rn.. E..r rui tar G.N'.' 'Au"' i"nn.nGN
,.'~'"~' t-hh-h'n: ,,,-rhnh ihi N',h. -,
To-" '~H w. hA'AH"h '"''tp W nv ,-..
OraD' d'rcnnu"s'
ID" Al IN" 40, ose'" '''A"H
Ios"nh n Ta.T Proviiencc -
Tue Labor Amendment our Nea, ",eAt 100 700,
AleNandr- Sehl"sins'r. Ne" lo'~ Ne''a' o"o"
con. 9any "" W. ,.r..s,. 81,
ana rl''si ~ the tar' OF Leicester dong
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thiihc>e studies

In !.nu and Dragon 90 Northern
'uua- r. T. baton auI Company
Mr. Il / Johnston lbs wrIJj'n an "N-
rrem"lv interesting book wnl sE'us
an unusual amount II LEut OH ~" hln"-s
"" i District MaEI-'ia'" ~ Nri-haI-"ri.
the British station on ne SnautWng PENN
suia. and ~ - hts d'.'v 10 administer
Justice 10 ia" Chinese III tina territory
He gives an amusing account Il IN" many
things he Is called upon 20 DO, this pre-
parc- the reader fpr TN" thuroughnesS
OF his investigation II. has studied
tho peCuliariri,-- tho customs. beliefs
and ideas ot the peasants hat he rules
over and. III describing tuily ms one
corner IL China. he. p-o, Id'-' ~" N"" -"
understanding much that j. 4ulN "r-.,l
IN that cnmpi"N country Tie IudG"-
ia" chimes" fairly and hIlily aui hI-
uN~-r.arlou~ II many wears and ~" do
dur'iou- drawn frntu tus practical ~
I.rlpu," II the administration ar" wort II
more than the whole I,h~ary nt ha-'v I'M
I,rrs~Inu- tuG partisan pleas that has
been UItiI- ...,i about CHINA at ll'" II
i a V"-I important Dn"N even taovgh
Nr johnston .r'..- d"hGu'tyl., and
ma 49,. ur- Information entertaining
Another author who ma r'-ided ION :
IN nIua. Nlr O.. II Parh,r. uuw pro-
t,.--ur 81 hines" at the Victoria I mt
v..r-.ft 800 Manchester. w,|l"- NtiiI"-
IA ,slun-" Religion r. + DIrt"n ana
Company THIS - mad" 40 ni articles
NrI'r"u ar different Tunes apparently.
uu which Ne" r.-..I . rrr" popular book
MA h" hes rubu-t.-i lie d'-~cr'h.--
30. .t,r..r.-r.t.t. matinee ~. r,fiur,,u-
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An American NM sInrN

Edgar Stanton MALAY ha- found m.
darv of ~aruurl L"",n II prot *" Of -h.
B,., h"-- uf Marlborough. who. -"-ving N
the British navy ~ the "ariv part If the
Ia cen,urv DESCRIBED tina -"rvtc" and
entered the american navy n" vaS
captured hy ne British and after d term
IA prison enlisted under oar nag This
diary NIr Maclay has utilized m wiring
Youthful Man-o' -War-man- III" Navy
Blue Company. Gr".rla~n ;. and 20
illustrate RI. narrarry" h" has made H."
~ contemporary print and paintings
In. stories 81 m" war ~ 1917 and
M. intimate account Of 'h. ME- m ships
.f tnat Inc .Ir" very interesting
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|, York @. p. PUrkAMs SONS London

Objectionable" 10 the people In" au'o"r
- . S"raoI-. LAWYER
'rrm"r ne on VIZ James now hoo.
81 --rEu"-. Ilr I.u-r Oran. Eh" London
HrI -tt- T. = .u.' upon inrrv wears
-Iu'r VI James published h. first TOO,
surely here - no other U'ing writer of
Hr'rru vi" has sept hl- hlad" -"eu and
rri-hr for 80 long mattcrof fact VIZ
james Nr~' story appeared IA lSHj IN he
NHrnrr Rrrfhl' Tn. story III a Year
Mr. Burton , Stevenson - arranging
for tH" Hollis a collection 81 tnrtI-h ant
american ven" IN which. whiI" ~tar.trI
iu"in. viii p" prominent. I.nu-lIal 81. rs. e
" n. ~. lL,I o "u he WORK at cDntsu.purH s.
American Wu'-r- ana UHon Vi" .-rr"
TORN, 81 verse Mr.. stevenson - especially
dr~t-"u- 81 capturing aud preserving IA
"a. u"n-r' form ia" many iIFigiv" Io"ri-
VIII. every uu" admif"s hut VhI.r 'IU
p. '.... & uv 20 IN" y hen Vuufe. a1r vii.
H".,orr" any gg.-rnE- a. - p"-- -
luclu-iou-
Aerona.tI,S is NOR. than n The ar
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alrnhn.. anal Christmas card.

From Raphael Iu"N and sons N"w
York come specimens II 'h@Ir Christmas
ourJI' half dozen calendars with m
g-niou- corrrrVanC..- to A"ep Thorn ar-c'
with -.r Ti-c..- Of cir-. dogs. robins. -
-DIcAeu- rgl"ndir win fOur 'r'"r."i
Ia,iurr-. -piyIr" G'IId lance calendar.
with .'u'nnH 49, mo. ur- and reN's
There = also an a--p,rlu"u' Of CHRISTMAS
IA. .Dn.rv thai - tasteful With various
uArf.rr- - trrI-frla- "lrf-. piC'ui.-
,I"curai csI verses and ~ on all following
"a" English fashion of requiring m"
...fi.r = gua .IIrs
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.r .rr.r when could hurG, r-nn
Do p,.a-.d M g. ~" more a. ~
.u -,u- roN - r"gHrd- h8piNr'lue
... t,.. o.. advice "u. -rn'r E0I a." '"'.
t.. .rr.g IN to lsv" IafHH a,.fu ."u
- a-- fs' FOB x.,s YOU f"N l'.--os.-, b. "uI,
,..,. pu now 10 form 'ouf 40 -tfot"-
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.. r... - g. -a-- send me- to-. address
I~ l,'.~ 81 the pig r'. Ifrnng"
."4 r...r. peg sNas. M d"ar bpdDr"
10, l,udu," u- sonnet hing me 10
..rrH- y tot YOUR 81. Nhf -H"
..... .f - r.-itaIs.- ~ nothing
..r. u- / I'D A. - Dni' thor" are 80
p. ...us- 20 do ~ once tha' { Hm I."
.ur,.. ...'r twenty feeds ri 0n'- II'
...lI r 900 and tr"'trng about 80 zach Of
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g..-f- No. 70 NICE 'up 81 ten
r. d"1r DDSiorr aud U"rh s".
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,I-r,-r From, Ro.a Bonh-ur

't- Hnu.irr-c"nc.- ~ Ro-a Bonh-ur
..' ~. Appl"run- nav" ~Ihitsh"i with
'n..'. 49, illustration . from h-r raGnttHgs
, ans many interesting family i"It-r,
-..r ry f..- FOR instance
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TUT WANG or BODk>.

Iy.r-. lows liz. lIr.sr. Wrl'cs M ne
,.,.,,,. ,.. H.. now I..,.. financial. 60
,.-... AMI MISCELLANEOUS speeches and
49,,
J. ,,,.g.V,n., r.,-.- nartu-. II - "A uarom"-
,.r .t ,Ig.. , n...--ar- nar..' tor IN
.,..,- ~, ,rIet D., industrial .rn.tI'i,r-
..t 49,. r.p.srraI inIusr,, = .oa vten-
.. go. .I.. vn-lr .r-cl' huf on m" Other
rt,,, ,I-, ,,In'.I out defects IN our
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20.
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Masterpieces "h''h i".'"''," ' '"E'
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-12-22
SKATING CARNIVAL
AT THE IDLfWf|[

All preparations have been complet-
ed by the management for the grand
skating carnival to be given at the
Idleweil tomorrow evening. All par
Elephants will appear on the floor, in
masquerade costume, at $3.50 and com
pete for the handsome prizes which
will be awarded, as follows:
Best sustained lady and gent char
acters; most graceful lady and gent
skater; winners of the following spec
ial races: ladies free-for-all and water
carrying contest; gents barrel race,
threelgged race and apple picking con
test.
The races will begin promptly at 10
o clock, before which events all sat
ers will be required to unmask.
After the prizes have been awarded
skating will be continued or the bal
ance of the evening devoted to dane
ing, at the option of the participants
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS DINNER
AT THE LAFAYETTE

Sunday afternoon and evening the
management of the Lafayette hotel
will give a Christmas banquet, at a
charge of $1.25 per plate. Following is
the menu:
Oysters on the Half Shell.
SOUP
Cream of Celery.
Chow Chow. Ripe Olives
Celery. Lettuce
Baked Sole, Sauce Tartare.
Boiled Striped Bass, Cream Sauce.
ENTREES
Scrambled Brains on Toast.
Cotelette of Sweetbreads with French
Peas.
ROAST
Turkey, with Oyster Dressing, Gran
berry Sauce.
Chicken Salad.
VEGETABLES
Cauliflower IA Cream.
Brussel s Sprouts. Mashed Potatoes.
DESSERT
Mince Pie. Lemon Pie.
Plum Pudding. Assorted Cakes.
Assorted Fruits. Nuts and Raisins
Roquefort Cheese.
COFFEE
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LOCAL BRIEFS

f.. A. Dunvivier, the well known for
mer Golconda rancher, is in town to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cross, of INLAY,
arc visiting with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilkinson.
s. II. Crittenden, the well.known Ma
tional civil engineer, is attending the
Woten trial as a witness for the State,
G. l.. Lowry came in from National
yesterday, in response to a summons az
awitness in the Woten case.
Santiago Bengochea, McDermitt
business man, is in town today.
J. I. Kelly, Western Pacific section
foreman at Trego, was in town ycster-
day,
W. Fl. Morrison, Gerlach business
man, stopped off in Winnemueca Tues
day, en- route to Reno, where he will
spend the holidays.
Attorney II. Warren left fo San
Francisco on Western Pacific No. I
this morning.
BORN-At Winnemucca, Nevada,
December 2l, 1910, to the wife of Con.
ductor T. M. Musgrove, of the Western
Pacific, daughter.
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INLAND EMPIRE
IRRIGATION PROJECT
Especial to the Silver State. }

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 22-Pre-
liminary surveys and actual construc-
tion work will begin early next spring
on irrigation pojects covering more
than 100000 acres of arid and semi
humid lands in eastern and central
Washington. The total cost is esti-
mated at $55 100000, provided by pri-
vate capital. This is exclusive of the
federal government 8 projects in Gen.
trial Washington.
Most important of the irrigation
plants to be installed is the Quincy
valley project, 100 miles west of Spo-
kane, where 100000 acres of land will
be brought under the ditch. The cost
of watering the tract, which is owned
by ranchers, is estimated at 5,000,-
900. The survey is now under way
under the direction of the Quincy Val
ley Water Users association, and it
is expected to have the work complet-
ed before the end of March, 1911,
Water is available from two lakes in
the district Wenatchee lake will be
the reservoir and dam is to be
built to make a fall of 1000 feet,
thus eliminating the necessity of ex-
pensive machinery.
Three hundred thousand acres of
land in south central Washington is
included in the Horse Heaven project
The Klickitat Irrigation and Power
company which has charge of the work
announces that the cost will be $12,-
100000 Water rights are being sold
to farmers who own the land at a rate
of $50 an acre, payable in fifteen an
nual installments. A reservoir with
capacity of 100000 acre feet will be
built to store the flood water which
will be delivered to the land in cement
lined canals. The plan also contem-
plates the development of 10000 horse
power electrical energy, to be used in
pumping additional water from the
Columbia river.
These lands were formerly used for
grazing and wheat growing and are
worth from so to $25 an acre. When
irrigated the values will be increased
to from $3.50 to $400.
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FREIGHT TEAMS LOADING
AT THE BIG STORE

Thos Nelson S team left the Big
Store this morning, loaded with lum-
ber and supplies for the Grass Valley
ranch.
Johnny Lows team left the Big
Store this afternoon with load of
supplies for McDermitt, which includ-
ed goods and merchandise for the Low
Mercantile company and new piano
for Santiago Bengochea.
Orvis Nelson left last evening with
a load of lumber and supplies for his
ranch, situated Is miles north of town.
f. p. Snaps team is loading at the
Southern Pacific station today with
supplies for his Rebel Creek ranch.
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ODD|F DECIDES ON
APPOINTMENTS

L. F. Adamson, well known local
ly, who acted as advance man and
official stenographer with Senator
Nixon's division of state candidates
during the recent election, returned
to Goldfield yesterday after several
weeks spent with Governor elect T. L.
Oddie in Berkeley, California. Mr.
Adamson denies any knowledge of an
appointment in store for himself, but
asserts that Governor Oddie's appoint
ments generally are made up.
"The people of Nevada will be both
surprised and pleased,o he said in dis
cussing the matter with representa-
tive of the Tribune, when they see
the appointments.
"T know personally that not one
of the governors s appointments will be
made on the basis of political prefer
ence. He has turned down scores of
men, not because they have not been
good Rpublicans, but because they had
not the proper qualifications for Office
holders
because man is a good politician,
or because he could organize machine
for the governors future, is not a
sufficient recommendation for Tasker
Oddie when appointments are to be
considered. / know of several, all of
whom worked for Oddie before cleo
tion, who have been told by him-and
straight from the shoulder, too-that
they could not expect any favors as
far as appointments go.
"Governor Oddie promised clean,
businesslike administration. He is go
ing about it in the right way to Sc
cure it, for all of his appointees are
men possessed of executive and bust
ness ability. Nevadans will have
cause many times during the next four
years to feel pleased with the men
named for executive positions
Mr.. Adamson is also authority for
the statement that Governor Oddie
is contemplating various economies,
some of them through the elimination
of useless officials and some through
the scope of action of
off -holders.--Goldfield Tribune.