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En- Ell Printing &
Supplies Bureau.
LA direction general esta q
cargo del culto y competente
joven seHor Rengel.

Tn representante de LA Cores
pondencia visito aver el departa-
nento insular Printing Supplies Bu-
reau. destinado a los trabaios tipo-
erahcos para la provision de impre-
sos i Las otcinas del goblerno.
En- amplio editicio adjunto a la
iglesia de san Francisco. antigua re
,iIencia del escuadron de artilleria
de montana en- tiempos del dominic
espanol estdn situados los talleres.
Is admirable la limpiza Y orden
que en- el departamento sc observa.
Aumeosas maqliinas estan colo
cat.as Ell comodo salon; prensas, a
paratos de complicado mecanlsmo
chivaletes, LINOTYPE V TODD 10 concer
niente al ramo de imprimir, asi como
3ep6sitos de papel, de pleas de re-
:accion etc: de todo hay alli, sin que
n.,da falte para satlsfaeer las necesl-
.adr- de los departamentos.
Ill qneccitn general del estahle
c.r4iento esta q cargo del competen-
n v clIlro i6ven senior Rengel el cual
con habil r1ano V reconocida expe-
ricHeia Y psobi!ad atiende descle ha-
Il G.ez a7o- al funci"namlento dc
asriel csta ,ierlnlento. ean beneplaci
"a licl gobierno.
Nlcho lio~ place consignarlo asi,
pGe> e>toe- ma prIeba lie IA eficien-
cla de nuestn'- cOmpatrlotas en- to-
dns lbs drdenes de Ia actividad; que
poseen habitoS de vida activa. inte
ligencia despierta e imagination vi
va ' clara. pupicia al desarrollo de
una en6rgica inteligenre Y preve-
ch0sa.
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Maxina
La "CLAUsUL4
4BI EL0'.
/. S. WEATHER tuREA'

Public6 La Demo- 4ci1 IA caf
II informative acerea de la tai,a de
f,ateni9-d que reina er;re b.ancos
HnegoS. en- Baltimcre.
Muestrase alarulado Fl conienpo-
r5neo Y e expi,ca qHa l .ario
norteanerlcano de Ii s9.z ae alarila.
epn motive ae eSe estH,so ~6ciai NJ
MARYLAND SC limita Il mat ri =, ese
al primer mdlclo ce liFt]il,s.- 10 ri
zas vlvamente i4ren'es futre cies.a-
danos dc los E>tado> | t1sa.s
Como er nues:To raj, H. ezie'er
venturossmente esaS rreocrIpa ein-
nes. nuestros oios II exi,tsncia M
Sc explca. 81 somos cristnnos \ H.
10 Cristo que los hombreS etsn gaa-
les: 81 sc trata de los E. Z I IF
constitution de aquel pals a!irn.a 4
,odos los hombres son igIales = qte
10 debe "a Der, bsjo aqle!la consti-
ruci6n, diferencias entire los cludada-
nos por r1z6n IL 81 Orqen S. Ia ..tus-
peridad de blancos y nezTl> encr5n-
deoe pcr igual L. pafria oon'rn :
unos V q otros: 81 todns b. cinafa-
ms. negroS 4 blancos, tieren lere-
rhos q poser proPecsdes en as's-l
pals, oosa Q. no perrnlteii ". I,set-
inrriquenos. va blano0>. VI %. -nf~.
sies decoroso pare toeios lq,- f1n.-
iIaba ar con honor = hscer hnnrssia-
rlente fortuna Y emplearla l'iogo u.
+ iOmento urhano De "a nztiva pa
tTia =. squi, en- este pals. NJ pJse-
'e eltsnderse por que & eniadan =
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OBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
L. S. WEATHER tuREAl
ssn Juan, P. r., Dors 4 de 1910
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La h0bitaei6n que tiene usted dsGe
Quildd1 en- su casa e11c0nfrdTiG un
ocup0nts 81 ustsd 10 onuneid On este
diario. ESD foddrid uacanis porque
Sc igrora gue es,d desGq.ilada y ias
condiclones que Teune- I'm soio di0
que pose san que Ie rent<, Is go un
NAL necocic. 10 que Sc sasid en- Gnun-
I sios. ella rasr.G 10 rslptelssYrozto
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OCASION

Llamamos ID atenc.6n 4 las Damas
de gus,o, ssbre ia grandiosa nuncs
vista EXHIBICION DE GALA
Do que tienen Jos Sefiores Cuetara
Her1HGaos en- su establecimiento calle
se Ia Fcrtaleza No. 25. pues ademas
de IA gran fabrica de ZAPAIos 'OvER-
Wy "a hien ooDocids en- Puerto Ri
g.. ins;alan otra. de oslzado para se-
norss y seFoTiia.. de las clases mas d.
n : que en este articuin SO conooen,
aimitieudo encargos de=de un par en-
adelante.
CCETARA HERMANOS.
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ED1CTo.
Corte municipal de Guaya-
ma, P, R.


Por el presente Edicto que sc publ
cara durante ounce dfas naturales y
que Sc libra por orden de la Corte
Municipal de Guyana. Sc avisa to-
dss aquellas personas q quienes pueda.
perjudicar la conversion de possession
en- dominic de una finca rlistica demo-
minada "VEGA-LEJOS'. compuesta
de ciento seis cuerdas de terreno, equi-
valentes a cuarenta y una hectareas,
sesenta y seis areas y veinte y dos Gen.
tiareas, radicada en- ell barrio de Ca
rite. jurisdiction de Guayama, colin
dante: por el Norte con terrenos de Ia
Sucesi6n Jose Maria Aponte; hoy An
tero Aponte; por ell Sur los de Pedro
Jose Rivera por el Este la SUCCESSION
de Jose Ramon Hernandez, y por el
Oeste los de Pablo Jose Aponte, hoy
de Aurora Aponte, en- cuya finca esta
enclavada una casa destinada q vi
vienda construida de maderas del
pals, techada de zinc, , que es de Ia
propiedad de don Luis Munoz Mora
les. por haberla adquirido por compra
cue de la misma hizo q los esposos
don Alfonso G. .Aguero J doha Adeli-
na Capd, y estos su rez, ror compra
que hicieron don Ramon Larrauri,
que deberan presentar su reclamation
Ii oposiei6n en- q plazo va fijado, pues
&c 10 contr rio serd tomada esta in
formation eel promovente. acreditan-
do ser dueio dc ia finca Gescrita or
denandose en- su consecuencia la con-
version de possession en- dominic en- eI
Registro de la Propiedad, como Sc
pide.
Y para su publication por orden de
la Corte en- uno de los peri6dicos de
mayor circulation de la isla. libro ell
presente en- Guavama, P. K, & > de
Dicienbre de l0ID.
ARTURO G. LOPEZ,
Secretario de Ia Corts.
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lA oeRREsP0NDENCA nR PUERTO RICO, DIClEMBRR s .so
4 trabajar con fortuna y 8 empleal

4 trabajar con fortuna y 8 emp1ear
en- casas sus ganancias.
Debe ser muy lurioso codocer cua
les son los argumentos en- que puede
fundarse Ia defensa de esa mala ac-
cion. Ell trabajo seria probar que de
esa manera quedan cumplidas las le
yes del cristianismo; que "la caba Na
del tio Tom es solo papel apolillado
por ell tempo; yque no valia la pena
nj haber sostenido una snn grlenta
guerra nj tomar en- consideration las
predicas de Lincoln.
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Quemazon.

Gran Baratlra de trajes hechos !
calzado mitai de precio en- Ia Pal
mesana de Juan Pleras illen - Vi
sitad V os conyeneereis.
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Precios de suscripca6n en- la asla.

p., ,,;-,..tr. foro,.. 2.7s
o. 6 semsstre :. "4,5O
a6o $500
Ndmero suelto del dia
dol anteraor. -. .....- o.os
Demas larga fecha, dentro
de Ia semAna. -. V.oo
De mAs larga fecha dentro .o,o
del mes
r..hss mas atrasadas (precio conven-
eionaD ,s l.. m;smo. pro-
eios,
Pago adelantado.
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan P
3. as second class matter July 1900.
La Osrrespondencia de Pto. Rico

rELEFoNo 25.
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SoaTALrzA 64.

Diario polftico, de information gene
nj Hteraris y cientiica Ell mas antique
Dc Ies diarios dc ID isla Edicion los
demineos. Faetura moderna. Compues-
to 4 mlauine por medic de monotipia ?
eatereotipia. Todos los dias tipo nuevo.
Unico psriodico que usa prensa rotativa
p Puerto Rico. Diario de 10 tarde::
Noticias por cable. Correspondents =
reporters en- toda 10 isla y enias prluo.-
pales cap;tales do America Europa
informaes6n grafca por medic De graos-
dos de notAbles artistas.
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jana ningun enfermo del est6mago
e intestine ha dejado de curarse 81
ha tomadoen tempo la "Estomacali-
ma Ulriri".

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
rs quintal
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Collision al Payette.

A special from Payete to Boise
Statesman. bearing date Oct 8, says:
Fast mail No. ran into an open
switch at 9 O'Clock tonight and crasn-
cd into the rear of a freight train
standing on the side track
Engineer Hubbard of the mail
train reversed his engine and jumped.
The train was going at only about 20
miles an hour when it struck the
freight. Four fgierht cars were wreck
ed.
1t was reported that Engineer Hub
bard had been fatally wounder He
was taken to Woodward's hospital
here. where what was thought to .be
fracture of the skull was found 20
be a deep scalp wound. The engineer
was unconscious for some time, but
rallied and at midnight was in nor
NAL condition mentally. he viii re-
cover
The track was cleared about mid
night
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Important Mail Change.

Beginning with yesterday all mail
between Huntington and Pocatello and
the north will be dispatched on train
No which leaves Boise at p. m.
This train VII. also carry mail Tor
Salt Lake. a pouch being made upon
the train for mail for the Mormon
city
One of the most important fea-
lures is the lettering of ---e mail ser.
wee between this city and Twin Falls
which heretofore has been exceed
ingly bad A pouch will also be made
up on the train for the east VIA Gran
gerger. This concession in the line
of mail service is due to repeate I
requests of Postmaster Mcmillan for
Improvement of the Boise service. --
Boise Statesman.
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ist party l am glad, indeed, to learn
that our supreme court has held tn It
liberty shall rule and that those who
desire to vote the Socialist ticket shlI
have an opportunity of doing so IT.
re spective of TIE wishes of Bob Lans-
don. Today ne is trying just as hard
to defeat me and elect Mr.. Hawley as
the most ardent democrat in the
state. and yet Mr. Hawley is so un-
fair and so untrue to the principles OF
fair play in American life that he
tries to hold me responsible for this
man Lansdon.
LUANs MADE BY BOND
Among other things Mr. Hawlev
calls your attention to two loans made
ty the land board on properties in the
vicinity of Boise, claiming we have
placed too high valuation on these
II operties. l want to say to you to-
night. my friends, that have been
in the nd busiEt SIS for a great man ?
years - d l am thoroughly posted N
land values, anw, my friends. give me
credit for being a conservative bus
ness man. l want to say to you peo-
pie tonight that the land board has
never made a single loan and never
will make a single loan as long as
l am a member of il that l woul.i
not make out of my own personal
funds. And l want to say further
that l believe any banker of Boise
will tell you that l am quite respon-
sible for every loan tnat has been
made by the state land board since
have been a member of it and il
at any time during my life a single
loan defaults tnat l have made fol
this state l will personally pay the
deficiency out of my own pocket.
Immediately after the meeting 4
wager was posted for s25c5 that Brs
dy would beat Hawley. mis- bet cal
be taken by telegraph by any of tn
otner gentleman's admirers IN south
ern Idaho.
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LARGE CROWDS
HEAR GOV. BRADY
LARGEST MAJORITY EVER CAST
FOR GO. ERNOR CONFI-
IDENTIFY EXPECTER
Democrats Without An Issue and
Adopting Worn Out Charges IN
Campaign Against Republican Par
ty.

Boise, Oct. 1O.-A complete report
from the northern part of the state
describes Governor Brady's speaking
tour through that secti. as one con-
tinued ovation. The warm reception
that he is receiving from the people
and the great enthusiasm that his
speeches are exciting indicate that
the people are with him and tnat they
entirely endorse his administration.
No speaker has ever drawn audiences
larger than greet him at each Of
his appointments.
The many assurances of democrat
ic support given him are significant
to say the least. With O'Neil, Flet-
cher and Clagstone in the field hard
at work for Governor Brady and the
entire ticket and all other phases
of the situation so bright, there can
be little doubt Of the result.
We are no prophet or the son of
prophet but we confidently pre-
dict that Governor Brady will sue
ceed himself and by the largest ma
iority a governor has ever received.
To begin the campaign, the demO-
cratic party had no issues. AS sub
stitutes they introduced charges that
had gone the round of the democrat
ic press for months, and since these
have been so thoroughly refuted
these charges have entirely spent
their force. The record of Governor
Brady's administration is an enviabls
one and there is a cause for his won
derful popularity.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-13
JOHN TERMS OF OWYHEE COUN.
TN MEETS DEATH IN Dis
CHARGE OF DUTY
Entered River 60 straighten Out His
Cattle and Horse and Man sud
denly Sank Is Said TO Have Been
Good Swimmer.

John TERMS, a prominent cattle
man of Owyhee county. was drowned
in the Snake river early last even
ing, according to a meager report
received in Boise last night.
Mr. Termis, who resides on the up
per Shoe Fly, was bringing herd of
500 cattle to Nampa. and while IN
the act of crossing the Snake at a
point between Tufy and Wilder's fer
ry the cattle commenced milling. or
swimming around in a circle. and he
went in with his horse to stop them.
George Crocheron, who was with Mr..
TERMS, stated that the horse, upon
reaching the middle of the stream
appeared to have been taken with
a cramp and sank out of sight. new
er to come to the surface again. and
carried with him Mr.. TERMS The men
who We're with Mr. Terms say that
he must have become entangled in
his rope which he was holding in HIS
hands at the time of entering the
stream, and been dragged under by
the horse.
TERMS was a good swimmer and
would undoubtedly have got 10
shore had he been free. He was NOT
heard to have made an outcry and
the horse seemed to 60 down unexpec-
tedly. or he would have freed him
self
There were four men with MIR.
TERMS at the time of the accident.
They We're george Crocheron. George
Duval. Jr.. Emil Smith and a brother
Of Mr. Termis Crocheron was sent on
to Nampa. and the remaining three
stayed to search for the body, which
was not recovered until an early
hour this morning.
TERMS was an old resident Of Owy-
hee county. having resided there for
the past 30 years. He was man
about as years old. a bachelor and
well Off financially Absolutely steady
and reliable. he made his money BY
hard work and was well liked by his
numerous friends.
The body will be taken to Nampa
as soon as recovery and larse
searching party left that place last
evening for the scene Of the acci-
dent. Ar. TERMS leaves, besides an
aged mother, with whom he lived,
three brothers.
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. ROCKY BAR ITEMS .
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j. B. Harper, a mining man from
Nevada, visited hocky Bar and was
very much improved with the sur
roundings for mining. he took in
good part of the camp but founl
nothing he wished to take up this
fall as he had to get back to Ne
vada. but he said he would be back
here in the spring.
Martin Kirby was in town and re-
ports his rich strike as looking bet
ter with development. lie has out
about twenty tons of ore which viii
be milled in few days and he is ex-
pecting very good results.
Martin KIRBY and John nova a
were in town this week from the
Bonaparte Mines.
Miss Mabel Miles, the lady who
has been teaching the Atlanta school
has resigned her position tAere anl
gone to standpoint. Idaho.
Capt Rupert Winters. who keeps
the Feathervii.e store. has gone with
his wife and children to Boise for
the winter
Among the candidates visiting hete
this week were John Fagerstedt. JAS
Briggs. Perry Gray. Mr. Smith ana
Mrs. villa Galloway
Among the many young people wiio
enjoyed the dance at Rocky Bar wa,e
the following from Pine and Feath-
eryille: Otis Howard. Alta Fillmore.
Roy Howard, Hazel Howard. Bea-
lah Coats. Robert Nordyse. Stella
Nordyke. Harry Webb, Monroe
scnraft Frank Jackson. .4r. and Mrs.
Brb Jackson. MIR. and Mrs. Lester
Johnson and Miss Mabel Miles. A
bountiful supper was served by Mrs.
AL Johnson at the Elmore no. b.
The young folks went home at
a. m. Saturday morning feeling that
Rocky Bar people could entertain.
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$4,000 in bonds to cover the de-
hciency that they had created. This
the republican party paid off, We
have paid OFF these bonds and in
addition within the last 60 days we
have redeemed s203.00o Of the state 5
outstanding bonds and stn nave
money left, which. in my mind. max IS
an exeenent showing on which to 80
before the people
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to do he may make this place quite
often
The commercial club has been
more that busy the past few days ei
ecting large fountain on the corner
of Main and Meridian. This is not on
ly a great improvement to the town
but gives the ranchers a chance to
water their horses when they come
to town. commercial cub keep up
the good work.
Miss Bertha Gillette was called to
Glenns Ferry Monday to nelp in the
R. d. Gorby store in the absence Of
Miss Hubbard.
DR.. J. w. Evans is tending to Dr..
DDavis's practice at Glenns Ferry
during his absence DR.. Davis was
called east on account of his fathers
illness.
Rev Pottsmith left Teusday noon
for Boise, Idaho. to attend the meet
ing of the Synod. He will also take i
the fair while he is there.
Rev Pottsmith attended the Box
social at Hammett last Friday even
ing. A very nice entertainpent con-
sisting of songs and recitations. was
given during the first part of the ev
ening There were something like
twenty-five boxes and from the sale
i. was found that they had cleared
S34.49. which will be used to help pa.
for an organ for the church. Mr.
Leewright acted as engineer. and the
teachers Of the school helped to make
it a success.
NJ Tibbett was kelled by train No
Monday evining. He was trying O.
steal his way and in some way was
thrown against the standpipe. He
died about fifteen minutes afterward
His home is in Doloras. Colorado.
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GLENNs FERRY NEWs


. . . - . . . . - . . %~%~~
Miss Martha Ebert is attending the
fair in Boise this week.
Mrs. lie Belknap has returned from
a trip to Nampa.
John Wilkins of Mountain Home
is a visitor in town this week
Mrs. Charles Sumner ana daugn-
ter were Mountain Home visitors this
week.
MIR. Sanders of Glover creek came
in the first Of the week to do some
trading.
Mrs. Goodman went to Boise Sun
day to visit relatives.
Col Allen .~.ller made a business
trip to Boise today.
Claim Agent Coyle of the Short
Line was in town today.
Mrs. C. Mike Carrigan, Miss Ha-
eel Carrigan. Mrs. Lange, Mrs. Jim
Boyle went to Boise to the state fair.
Mrs. C. M. Hester in company with
Mrs. Long went to Boise yesterday 20
attend the fair. Mr.. nester expects ta
be in attendance the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Albert Stein joined her mot
er and sister here Monday. 1ney We're
taking their sister to the hospital at
Boise. She has been IN Salt Lake
hospital for some weeks and is eric
ically i'll.
Geo. Mosgrove, who has been em-
ployed at the depot as express agent
left last week for Gooding where ne
has accepted a position in the train
service of the Idaho Southern. His
place here is taken by Walter Piz-
audit Of HALEY
f. NJ Hartman was called to King
Hill few days ago TO hold an inquest
over the remains of M Tibbets. The
verdict brought in by the jury was to
the effect that deceased came to his
death as a result of being put off No.
6 by trainhands while the train was
in motion. 1t is thought that an au-
topsy will be held to definitely de-
termine the cause Of the death.
Editor Hews of the Bliss Gazette.
blew in Monday to take a look at the
Improvements of the town. He re-
turned Monday evening to his do
micile after which a heavy wind storm
spontaneously came in existance last
ing two nights and a day. No severe
damage was done. excepting the tran.
sposition of a quantity Of real es.
tate II has frequently been noticed
that severe winds do not rise sud-
denly without some exciting cause
Franchise Granted.
At an adjourned meeting Of th,
city council which was held las
Thursday afternoon. the franchise ash
ed for by the Great shoshone anC
Twin Falls Water Power compan,
was granted.
The franchise provides that tho
Transmission lines shall be complet
ed to the townsite limits Of Glenni
Ferry within six months, and. The
distribution line installed within th,
corporation limits of the city withir
nine months from the granting o
the franchise.
The ordinance granting the fran
chise will be published next weea
giving the sections and principle
points. The ordinance will be legal
ly published as soon as acceptance
is made by the company
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B KING HILL NEWS .
, From Glenns Ferry Gazette .
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OCTOBER
"Sunlit skies of wondrous blue,
Woodlands robed in gorgeous hue.
Hills o'erdecked with soft blue haze,
Tasseled ears of golden maize,
Ripened fruits on tree and vine,
Fragrance from the spruce and pine,
Autumns festive days are here
With their wealth of love and cheer
e. c. J..
Joe Rowbury was a Hammett Wis
itor Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. w. Montgomery and Nina
Weston spent Thursday in Glenns
Ferry.
Mr.. Thompson, who runs one o.:
the best furniture stores along 'he
line at Gooding, spent Sunday with
Nh and Mrs. Casady of this place.
c. A. Walsh was a Mountain Home
business caller Friday ana Monday.
Douglas Heller who left some ii ,e
ago for Excelsior Springs, on account
of his health, returned Saturday and
reports that his health is in ve~y
much improved condition
Geo. ]. McCabe is spending a few
days here. and has been busy with
the mason work on the new fountain
VIII keenan, shipped back to La
Grande, Oregon. a few days ago a
very valuable cold tnat was raised on
the segregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown left
for Boise yesterday to attend tie
state fair
Frank Williams is enjoying few
days at the state fair at Boise.
Walter Bailey and F. L. Braly
were callers from Mountain HoGe
Monday.
w Duprism of Twin Fans spent
Monday here.
Mr.. A. B. Bruce started Tues lay
to drive through to Boise with MS
fine team of ponies. he expects to ~
gone a little over a week.
DR.. Benson of Gooding spent -he
first three days of this week doing
dentist work here. he had his Office in
Hotel Elmore.
Mrs. c. E. Bolt. Mrs. R. W. Mont
gomery. Mrs. c. C. Smith and Mrs
d. L. Weston drove out to Mrs
Boyle's ranch Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murer left yesterday
for Boise to take in the state fair.
They also expect to stop over II
Mountain Home and Nampa.
Friday evening Miss Edna Skip
pei left for the capital city for a fe3
days visit
Mr. Randall of G1enns Ferry visit
ed his family nere Monday.
Dr. Miner of Glenns Ferry was in
town Saturday getting acquainted
with the people He is contemplating
coming here some day before Ions
to practice and if he can get enougf