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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
Distances at Sea.

That man was laughed at who on
his first voyage said that the ocean
would. but he was not alone in expe-
riencing disappointment. The horizon
at sea gives 20 idea Of the limitless
water beyond. A sea captain declares
that the average landsman cannot see
more than ten miles from the ship in
any direction. and it would have to be
a mountain or some stationary object
for him to be able to distinguish it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19

The old, old story, told times
without number, and repeated over
and over again for the past SO years,
but it is always welcome story to
those in search of health is
nothing in the world that cures
coughs and colds as quickly" as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold
by Bankers Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19

Group is most prevalent during the
dry cold weather of the early winter
months. Parents of young children
should be prepared for it. All that
is needed is bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Many mothers are
never without it in their homes and
it has never disappointed them.
Sold by Bankers Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
The Free Riders,

"A good many people get Oh this
earth who aren't worth the room they
take up" said the cynical sociOlogist.
Yes" replied the eminent astrono~
mer. ITS good thing for many of
us that we are not obliged to get
aboard this whirling planet on pay as
you enter basis" Washington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
Finn Girl Weds Chinaman.

Virginia, Mimi, Nov. 19.-Mary
Hill, daughter of Finnish family
here, and Henry Lee, a Chinaman,
proprietor of local Chinese laundry,
were married secretly. The girls fam
lily has made no objection to accept
ing the Oriental as member Of the
household.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
Many school children suffer fro

Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the
cause Of seeming stupidity at lessons.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are an ideal medicine, to
give child. for they are mild and
gentle in their effect, and will cure
even chronic constipation. Sold by
Barker's Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
A Popular Doctor.

Blinkers-How did such an ignor
ramus as DR.. De Sharpp get such
large practice among the wealthiest
people? Klinker-W Whenever q million
aire gets sick he tells him it's from
overwork.-N York Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
TROUBLE HAS ONLY BEGUN
Declaration Made by Revoutionist
Faction in Mexico,

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 19.-The belief
is held here that the revolutionist fac
ton of Mexico is taking advantage of
the Rodriguez incident to forward
their plans. Sympathizers with plans
to overthrow the present regime in
Mexico in this city express gratifica-
ton over each demonstration reported
and hint that the trouble has only be-
gun.
Mexicans living in this city and
across the river in Juarez are. how.
ever, for the most part loyal to Presi-
dent Diaz and condemn all efforts of a
revolutionary nature.
The demonstrations which have
taken place are minimized and de-
clared to indicate nothing of the spirit
or sentiment of the people.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
The Doctors Viewpoint.

Buxom Widow-Do you understand
the language of flowers, DR.. Crusty :?
DR.. Crusty IAN old bachelor)-No,
ma'am. Widow-You don't know If
yellow means jealousy? DR.. Crusty-
No, ma'am: yellow means biliousness
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
FIVE CHILDREN DIE ON Liner

Fifty.three Others Arriving on Car
patha Are Guaranteed.
New York, Nov. '9.-Five children
died on the steamer Carpathia during
the steamers voyage here from
Trieste. When the steamship got into
port she was held at Quarantine for,
the transfer from the steerage of fifty
three children, all i'll with minor con-
tagipus diseases. =, ~
They were sent to Hoffman island
for treatment The dead were all
buried at sea. -. 80,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
Ends Life on Eve Of Wedding.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-While her fiance,
David Nathan, was in the county
building getting marriage license
for their wedding Miss Annie Ney-
berg, the bride to be, committed sui
eide, following quarrel with her
prospective mother-in-law, who, on
earning of the wedding plans, OBJ
jected. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
The Dear Friends.

Maud-You say Jack once proposed
to you. | don't believe it. He said
was the only woman he ever loved.
EtheI-Yes. dear. but he didn't class
me among women. He used to cal! me
his angel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
MANY INFANTS NEAR DEATH
Heroic Work of Nurses Saves Lives
of Little Ones.

Milwaukee, Nov. l9.-Twenty-nine
Infants, all under two years of age,
narrowly escaped death when fire par
TALLY destroyed the Milwaukee In
fants' home and hospital
The fire started from a defective
ventilating flue near the heating plant
in the basement When it was discov-
cred one portion of the home was a
mass of flames
Heroic work on the part of nurses,
who forced their way through the
smoke and carried each of the infants
to safety, is all that caused the blaze
from being a disastrous one.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19

Happiness has a way of lowering
near those whose first wish is to make
others happy.--Chicago Record Herald.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
CASE THROWN OUT OF COURT
Suit Against Standard Oil Company
for Alleged Relating.

TIT 7N7TVSS0 ItVUdIITI9s
Jackson, Tenn, Nov. 19.-In a rul-
ing which required just twenty min
utes to read Judge John E. Mccall, in
the United States circuit court, threw
out of court the case of the govern
ment to have assessed against the
Standard Oil company of Indiana pen
alties, aggregating in excess of $780,
100000 for alleged .rebating. The rul-
ing Of the, court instructing that yer.
dict of not guilty be returned because
Of failure. to prove the charges came
with the conclusion of the case in
chief of the prosecution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19

Brest, France, Nov. ia group of
bluejackets from the American fleet
lighted a wood fire on the water front.
The flames spread until they threat
ened to communicate with nearby bar
rels of nitrate and alcohol. The police
saw the danger and extinguished the
flames.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-19
YANKEE SAILORS
ARE DIS0RDERLY
Have Serious Clash With Po-
lice at Cherbourg,

Cherbourg, Nov. 19.-Two hundred
alleged disorderly bluejackets from
the American visiting fleet were ex-
PEELED from a cafe here. They stoned
the building and also the gendarmes
who interfered.
H. Weidlich, sailor from the Louis
lana, fell into the harbor and was
drowned. His body was recovered.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Den u6pi1te merif a n.
fe oeriDoe.

ugeitilespieif Sioen6e" Oct 10.
gaar / Spn0er, Sen6eripllanb, ON.
taller / lit iioite Numer uopisningen
al SEN merifanlfe 8orger fra Epn'
ser, iom ri nannte iibite nge:
n@r ll6msning> ser bill bringe Den
&pnoer'fe 2anoroa6 Nogges Mapn
bioen ONT 9a116e % ltillc bans bi6ti.
oige itore og gooe Sqnolinger / Sfpg.
&c, ct ifet t0ag.
S 1898 u6ponore6e lom fen1ten'
oarig Ell @gn al SEN for nogle Mar
ii6en ofoe6e gatnle 8eteron fra 6en
fgrite lespigife &rig Sorgenfrei pao
@legen beri 8pen. Sfibnt ban eno'
nu life bab6e naoet Sen militerplig.
tige Ml6er, lob 6en unge Sorgenfrei
Jig Ieie fra oet unoeriaotlige Gor-
bolo til 9sreusien, fpr ban reiite til
Mmerita. San bar ti0ligere pnret
paa 8eigg / Siesnnet uben at bline
forulenrpet al &olitiet. S benne Eio
er Sorge1,frei me6 &1,itru og 8ern
bien1me pua 8eleg bos lin gomIe,
ifranten6e Mo6er.
$ afoi9te l1ge blep ban operraffed
af en- Spfor6ring fra Holitiet ON al
igee ONT 0pbolostillooelie. 9orgen.
fret ir16gap oa en- 8egiertng til
2an6raoo 9fogge ON Sillaoelie til et
tire Maane6ers Spbolb i @iemmet.
s Morges fit ban 8eife6 poa slnfgg'
ntngen. Gen le0, at ban Fulbe bRre
u6e al 9an6et inben 8 Gage, bo bar
elIers bil6e blibe u6pift.
ST.. Sor9enfrei refer ibog til Be:
lit for iom amerifonf Boroer a
>rgfte @agen nteo ben omerifanffs
M1iniiter."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
An1Frtka.
ct MT cylgpcs@ @fsperiment.

9amborg=elmerita 2inien bopoc
giort Uorbereocller til at ien6e ct
9uftlfib ira en- at fine 9mnpere i CIT
Afltono al so Mile fra Seem Oorf
meo Fcltloger. Scr iful6e bDgges Ella
Flotform paa 2amperen nEennlgl=
ponio", % ira benre ful6e en- of
Gurtils' Ulpperc, v@u6" Mars, af9oa
n1eo lit Suftltib ior 9eep Sort. Boa
ocn Moooc pcnteoe ma,t at 8oitbe-
lprgelien mellem europa og Mc1p
s)orf fun0e reol1ceres til 4 Gpgn.
Gen fbritc 4Srppe if11loe gi6res meo
Sfibet efter octs &fgang fra Nem
Sort 2pr6og men oet bleb opgibet>
0a Ser ifete ct 9rl6 paa 2uftHibets
@tolfineri inoen Ee1lnlplpania" for
los '0npnc,1.
ut 1lpuniu9 ira 5fi6 fan laoe fig
nofpre fif mon imi0lcrti6 at ie /
WtdnOa9s, Da NGlat1tere1t eugene
Glp meo ct Curtis Niplan forlo6
9effet al &ryoicrcn Yir1ningbom"
Ser lao ior 9(nfcr / 9an1pton 9foabs,
| f(gi oDer Sen neorc Gl10c af @beiea=
, peafe 8l1gten og nooeOe 2ano beb-
tie Gelgooen0e llriooclbart efter at
0lDoen1alfinc1 bapbe iorla6t Sfibets
Gpf, ilog sen ne6 moo @anbet, mcn
Drpeoc Jig otter og fuloferte 6lppe-
forl9gct poa en Maa0e, ser bi1 1te, at
mani fer ltob nberfor en- ny @npe11-
belle al 6lppcnolfinc11 ion1 ri ltnof bill
| faa ltor 9etDbnlng, na)'nlig Mari-
nerne til Speiber6rllg. Marineau-'
tboriteter bar ollere0e u6talt, at bem
Iib life er fern, bo alle Speiber-,
ifibe pil blibe uoltprcoe ,ne6 2nftfi-.
De. Mt 6isie ogioa pil fu1t1e iinbe.
slnben6elle @anselsn1arinen unber
forifiellige 6orbolo folger of fig
ielp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Nnti=amcrifanifc Cptpjcr Meries.

Jorrige ltgc blcp en- efter iigen6e
mefsifanlf l1noerlout, 9fo6rigue3, ser
bab6e begoaet ct Wfor6 gfocf
Springs, Scros, lprcbet og brenm
poa ct 8oal. Sen n1efsifon]fe &C.
ionot Boibin9tou ne6log6e eiebIit-
felig en- iprig Eroteilt til Stots-@e-
portemcntet, Scr ltrafs afgap Gor-
lifring ON, at set oil6e gigre bpa1
ser 1to6 6ets Mogt for at foQ oe
lfploige itroffc6e. Soa mart @fter-
retningen on1 Oct forcfal6ne naae6e
Merico Gitb, bre6 ser Gptbier Igs.
lom rette0es moo 0erboenoe Mmeri-
fanere. 5irs6ag eften blep BET onre-
rifonlfe 6lo9 foron en Correcting re-
pet ne0 og llabt / 5ll1u6iet, og ome-
|rifonife Jorrctningsmen6s 8oliger
|6lep 1teneoe. gfu bor oct ben a111e-
rifonife @eionots Sur at in6gipe
&lage, % 6e mefsifanife Mutborite-
ter greb il1o og beor6reoe BoIiti og
5ropper til at iplitte Sc 6olfebobe,
iom angreb Mmerifanerne. @enere /
l1gen bor ser b9ret 0pteier / flere
anore metsifonife Bper, iaale6es /
8uaoolioro, bpor Set ornerifamfe
6lag lieele6es blep baa,1et og tiliplet
og neutrality-suspicious. ongrebne.
Set ia,nme fete / Gui6o6 Yorfirio,
ligc oper @rGnoien fra eagle Hals>
Seras. Sta amcrifanif Sioe er 6er
blebet giort alt mrligt for at gtbe
Merico Opreisning for 6en paa en-
antagelig mefsifanif l1n0erfaat be-
gaaeoc golbsbanoline, % on1benbt
bar Sen mefsifonife Megiering giort
slf6igt for Operfal6et paa Mm1erifa-
nerne Set 2an6et. D}en set paa-
1taaes n,1 at Sen lDncbe6e Ho6rigue3
llet life bar Mefsifoner, men fg6t /
Ne,p Merico, oltioa amerifanif 8or.
ger. $ laa Gal6 bliper set oe 6or.
@tater, iom ct 6e foruretteoe og olene
tilfommer 11n6npl6ntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
SernbanemlDffc / Micbi9am.

2proog 9lften follioereoe ct Yosia=
gertren pao Micbigon Central Sern=
banen tpt peo aolomo5po meo e1,
@porbogn, bporpeo 6 Menneifer blep
brGbt og 26 iaoreOe, 4 al oi5ie laa
boarot, at oe life fan lene. 9llle oe
omfomne og iaore0e bprte bienme /
&alama5oo. Sammeniteoet ifete paa
en- @abefrp6Sning. SporpognenS
&onb1tfter par gaaet al gognen for
at ie, ON Sporet bar flort, og bab6e
gibet Motorman6en Signal til at
gaa fre1n, Ga SrGnet brl,iebe frem og
ramte Sporpognens Jorenoe, 1on1
bleb llooet 1ulinoe Splinter. Sc 6
Eosiogerer orebtes paa Steoet, og
npgle al Yoslqgererne blep frDgteligt
forbre1lote beo Ell eleftriif Stren1,
iom gif giennem @ogmens Sern6ele
ng fdrlt bleb of6ru6t peb at 5rolic<
1tongen blep taget al. SrGnet gif meo
iterfere 6ort eno tillobt efter 8p-
Fober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

9tu CT Set 3iben, at Sc bsr teane
Gem for ct monne1nent paa bette
Blao. @e6 fine poali6elige giter-
retninger og lit u6bolgte 2eiefof bill
oct blipe Gem ct. fierfontmen @ieR
fra l1ge til l1se.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Set bemefratiitc 8cpreientantbus.

Set be,nofratiitc 8epreiemtamtbms.
&eo 8alget itbite l1ge opnaaeoe
Gemotraterne 6lertal &ongresiens
@epreIe11tantbus, og Set oentes, at
&pngresman6 @bamp Glarf af Mis=
iouri ser bar paret Meolen1 of @on=
greSlen / 16 Mar og bar rpret 2e6er
al 6et 6emofratiife Minoretal oct ME-
ite al Gi6en, pil blipe palgt til @ulets
Speofer. 2igele6es antages oct, at
Ben n1ebere,1oe Speufer> Soiepb @an>
non af Sllinois, pil blipe 2eoer af
set republifanlfe Min0retal. Gban1p
Glorf bar u6talt, at ban betragter
&en ON Gorretningsoroenen /
Gepreientantbulet iamt Misfornbiel=
len 1neo Sen 11pe Sol6lob iom Maria=
gen til SEN 6e1nofratilfe 5eir. San
penter, at Ge1nofraterne MI pil repi=
bere 3ol6loben, men gi6re Set forlig=
ti9t og fornl1ftigt. Saa mart &on-
gresien er lamlet December, Dil 9e=
mofroterne boloe en- &onference oq
l9gge en- &lan for 6ereS 9lrbei6e
oen n91te &ongres, o9 bette blibe,
ioa lneget bigtigere, iom set ct fer1tt
Gang Is Mor at Demofraterne ia,
beret /: Glertal, og finn 8 al Sc balgt'
Demofroter bor bapt @ebe / Ell
&ongres, bbor oeres Eorti bar bG
J ret ! Glertal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

Nu CT oct Sioen, at Sc bpr tegne
Gem for ct Mbonnenle11t pao bette
9lao. Mieo fine paoIioelige @fter-
ret,,inger og fit uopa1gte 9eieltof bill
Set bIipe Gem en- fiprfommen @ipil
fra l1ge til lge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

@onien: v9ee, @oooog 8e-
terlen> bpr> bar De life 2pit til al
toge meo paa en- &eiie til 8ell,p?"
Eeterien: u@ei Sot> set bebeper
leg life, ieg ct gift og bar altiaa
nit eget lille @rioatfroter bien1me. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
2nrere11: u@an Gu. Sc

2ereren: vaan Gu, Sens,
nnpne mig 11ogle al Mapnene paa
sSSofpbs 12 genner?"
Sens: Set fon1nner at paa, ONT
oe bar ngtefpote, iaa beb Sc bel SSa,
fobien olleianmen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Can0snadn0.

9 an it Tnlfel q M I'M D.
Gco Stpreliespolget for 1910 gien-
palgtes 8. 9ennin9len til Gorn1ano.
Sil Sefretpr gie1rpulgteS g. 8. &ils.
tofte, og lpm &usierer gienoalgtcS S.
g .6aaborg meo 73 ct. Com Me0.
lem al 2onouopolget polgtcS Char
lie 2allrlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
6orfutteren $5r. S Of a n
9 ol bor g.

6or tteren $5r. S OF a n
9 t / o 5 b org
Der la1nmen meO i'm True ofrejlte
fra &ipbenbopn Sen 10. Mopember
meo uG. S. Sietgeln", al1fommer til
Netu yorf sen 20. IS. San pil fol.
Sc ct 6oreorag / 9fe>p 2)orf og 1nl,.
ligpiS ct / en- anoen eitlig 8p, og
2pbet al nogle fao Gage efter lin
@nfontit nil ban purc poa @ei mob
@eit.
ST.. SfioloborgS 6oreorogsemnt
er fplgenoe:
1. &erionligbeb.
2. @usmonosbenpgellen Dan.
mart.
3. 9llnm1en og set ifisnne.
4. MrbeioetS Eerlonligbeosberoi.
9e Tore1til1ger, Ser pnifer at ino.
6p6e ST.. 5fiol6borg til at bol6e So.
reorog, beoes uopbolocligt g
ie110e Me06elelie til 9feo. g. g.
Stranopol6, uNorolpiet" 562 9ltlan.
tic Sine, 8rooflpn, e. g., bpor ollie
Toreipgrgsler oil blipe beipare6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18

Sra Muriuette, Wis, n1eoDeleS lio-
ite l(ge, at oen 0anife screenings
Sol, Hpoltrom & 9telionS Grocery
6orretning og flerc omliggenoe Sule
er brrl,bt. 6lere 6omilier lne0 man,
&C Smoahpr11 naottc brres uO of De
brnn0cnoe 9pguinger oere5 Scat.
6rogter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
9 un]f opo / II q n 3 e t.

3 onlf opo II olano e t.
Sfplge SnOberetnillg ira oet fgl.
&onlulat Salr 6roncisco er Ell
oonlffpot Monb, @orrp 2l,no, ben 8.
Mugltlt omfomn1et peb 0rufning i
M6eroeen, @oibington. 9lngaoenoe
MfOp0c, ocr forncntlig bor eiterlabt
Jig nogen Iorrue, er oct oplplt. at
ban TANNER fra 8entofte poa 5iel=
lan0. Eeri oner, Oer n1aatte anie Jig
for arreberettigeoe, fan benpenoe fig
ifriitlig til l1Oenrigs nilteriet meo
8euilcr ior Slegtlfobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Nfbpo iSprbmmbsicmatur.

1orbunosienotor slleronoer g.
@lap al Georgia, en of Set oe,nofra=
tilfe Eorties opgtiglte og melt lpmpa=
tbetilfe &ongrcsn,eolenuucr, er i
Sgn0ogs afgaoet peo 3pben, 81 Mar
ganmcl> G tier lnngere Ii05 @iprtc<
lDgoon. 9on bop0e prrct Weblcm
al Iur6l1noslcnotct 1 9lor og bap=
DC ira en- ringc 9egynoclic arbei6et
fig irenl gjcnnen politiife Sillios-
bncrp. 9on tog 2ppgmningSarbel6et
/ fulot slluor og por 11apnlig en Nu=
tboritet Sol0= % Sernbonelpprgs=
moc!. Com We0lem al forlfielligc
pigtigc &olniteer u0rettcoc 6on ct
grun0igt og goot slrbeioe oy por
bpjt ogtet of iine &ollegcr ior Sen
9GrligDco, bpprlne0 bon priporeoe
line Snerbcpi5nillger og bans Jor=
orogcligbco oncrfor andres Sperhe=
pisning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
@fsprcs= =Strcjfcm / 9fc,u 9)prf enbt.

Gfsprcs= Strejfen 9fc,u Yprf enot.
Zen npre Streifc Ne>p Dorf, Ser
iep Gitp og @o6ofen al GfsSresfuife
og @jG(pere er er0t. SprS0ag Ml!en
liolte llge opnoueocs peo Mellen1=
fon1lt al MaDor @apnor 9tem Sort
Sncrensfomlt mcllent @fspre5= =&on1=
pugnierne og &ulferc Ser / 9pen, og
| yproogs font man til Gnig6eb /
Serlep Gitp peo 0fopor SSittpennS
Mellenfonlt. s(rbeioet blep gienop>
togct D'anoog !(2orgen. Spcre11s=
fomlten gaar no pao, at oe ltrejfen0e
lfol anlnttes 0ercS tioligerc Stil-
linger ltOen 5orlfiel> lmotogen bpis
Sc bar begaoet 8ol0sbonolinger
@bert &en1pagl,i }fal orbue 9pnnin>
ger ogslr6eibstio meb fine Tolf,og ser
inorpnn1es life 9(nerfjenoelle al Uni
oncrne, brilfct bar Sc itrejfcnoe5 So
pe6frop 9eogle u f0clinger al @fS=
es=MrheiOerne, JONI ncOlog0e 9lr=
beioet SDnpotbi mes &1llfe og
@ielpere, bar enonu life opnaaet
SperenSfomjt eller begpn0t 9(rbeibet.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-23

/ Iell Truman anud w. II. Boecb
\ made flying trip to the North
shoshone tract on Monday.
G. =. Diehl, editor Of the Glenps
Ferry paper, was in town over sun
day visiting with his family.
Deputy Sheriff l.. N. Tug spent
The first of the week on the Mimi
doka tract rounding mp jurors for
The fall term Of court.
At the Morse Store, the celebrat-
ed Jackson Waist, the only waist
that fits like corset.
Miss Ethel Reed of Bellevue Wis
itcd for day with her grandpar-
elis. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II. Williams
wllle on her way to pocalello to
enter The Academy of Idaho for The
winter.
Several men from the ditch camp
evidently drank too much Wood
river water one night last week
and concluded to run things with a
high hand at one of the local res
ianranis. But as the Officers soon
put IN their appearance they hastily
concluded that discretion was the
heiter part of valor and disappear
ed on their arrival.
AIRS. Leah NJ. Burnside, county /
superintendent of schools, return /
cd from pocateilo on Monday where
she had been consulting with other
superintendent in regard to the
iolnl institute that is to be held in
that city in October. and inciden-
tally TO call upon her new grand
the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Burnside.
A. n. Schilhng. the pioneer mer-
chant of Rupert has been in town
for several days this week attend
Iug to matters IN the district court.
school District No %. better
Known as the Peck districc. is erect
ny new school house. The lum-
ler for the new building was pur-
'haSed from the Iowa Lumber com
,sny Of this city.
Attorney W. G. Bissell OF Good
ng has been in the county seat T,
ne most Of the week attending the
session OF the district court.
Charles H. Slotls. court sleno- !
raphcr for Judge +. A. Walters :
gho has heen visiting with rela- r
ives and friends in The east for !,
be past six weeks. returned to ii
hcshoEe last Saturday well pleas .
4 with his vacation. h
The Misses Henrietta Mcmahon.
annie Roberts Rena Phillips and
innie laden. and Nessrs. n. j. Nc d
Iahon. d. w Yaden and James o
unier left Monday for Boise to at :,
nd the Baptist laymen's conven- 81
non in session in that city. u
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Editor Blodgelt OF The Goodins
Leader was a business visitor in th
county capital the first OF Ia,
week.
The famous front laceing J. c. G.
corset, long hip model, al the
Morse Store.
Gilbert J.. White returned from
SAT- Lake City last Tuesday where
he had been for several days ON
a business mission,
Miss Nelson, who has spent the
pnsl summer in shoshonc. departed
Tuesday FOR the coast where she
viii spend some time visiting be-
fore returning to her home IA Mn
ncsota.
g. a. Elmer has been appointed
assistant general manager OF the
Idaho Irrigation company with his
headquarters ia this city. in the
place Of r. H. Kip who will de-
vote his time to his many private
interests Ia this part OF the couu-
Try.
New suits. skirts. coats and kimo-
nos az ihe Morse Store.
Judge r. A. Walters returned on
Thursday Of last week from Albion
where be had been holdiug term
OF court Monday morning he
opened The fan term in this place.
O.. l.. Root, hustliug real es-
tate dealer Of Rupert. was trans
acting business ia the county seat |
last saturday Mr.. Root was at one
Inns a resident of this city.
a. ~ Baker. OF California. is
spending several days in the city |
he guest Of his aunt, Mrs. T. II.
soeatng
Lee Hepler who has been spend
ng the summer on the ranch of his
,Srenis' on the North Shoshone
ract. has returned 10 Shoshone
and has taken his old position in
he Stockerowers Mercantile Go. 5
tore, made vacant by the resigna-
ION Of Walter Gwin. who has re-
urned 20 poeatello 10 enter the
OF Idaho.
" good merchandise. low prices.
'rompt service and personal atten-
ion appeal TO you, trade at the
ierSe Store.
John e. Williams, prominent
iiorne, Of Twin Falls. has been
d Shoshene Tor several DAYS this
'eeA attending The fail term of the
isirlct court. being interested In
eseral eases Mr.. Williams has q
real faith IN the Magic City and
ays that It has one Of the bright /
Sc futures Of ans city in the north n
est. Re also states that the pros ,
erts in the Jarbidge mining dis d
'ict arc getting brighter al the 4
me. Ia
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MIsl ANp oInEnMlsr.

q. A. lsaar. superintendent OF the
Hay spur FISH hatchery, was m lhe
cts between trains Monday.
s. T. Newman o. Shsshone has
been here q few days looking after
his sheep interests The Twin FALL
News
Miss Josephine Parry who Is en-
gagged in Teaching school IN Good
ms was in town over SUNDAY visit
iag Niih her reiaiiNes.
J. l.. Beckett. Garfield Co0ney. A.
J. Hadles AND Tom Oooding. Jr.,
made trip 70 The Beckett ranch
iasi sunday and spent The day in
hunting the festive eoiton-,ail rab-
bill
Mis- Nellie Snsilh Who has been
spending several months here sis
ing With her sister departed last
Saturday ete Tor the east where
she viii aileud school the coming
winter
A. p. Halnss ard sou %. che
Mceammoa Banner pa.se, through
khoshons last sunday ga their Way
b Boise where Me- haines was call
al an political mission.
Nsrf Wheeler Nho has been
VERY ~ Tor leng time pas, with
typhoid Fever 81 the Dill hospital.
has 50 fsr recovered a. Ia be- nov
ed 70 the residence Of his BROTHER.
Sheriff J. ". Wheeler. The many /
friends u Nyrt vii b. pleased 10 /
lesrn that he is getting along 50
well