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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-04-09

cutting his way through the federals.
the ambulance, n converted wagon
taken from the cudahy ranch, trailing
behind
In short dashes the cavalry advanced
10 reconnoter while the infantry waited
This was AT a. IN. Two hours later
they encountered the first ontposts Of
Mayot's force. four miles south of
Mexicali. Mayots men of the Eighth
battalion used smolclcss powder but
the smoke from the black powder of
the rebels cartridges revealed their
position at each shot. Williams de-
ployed his men In open order to rem
der the fire Of the federal machine
guns and artillery least disastrous.
/ The ambulance was posted in clump
of trees on the Little ranch. while the
rebel battle line plunged into q field
i of barley and UNDER cover of the
/ growing grain advanced steadily.
/ Machine Guns.
/ Engrossed in apparently deliberate
! preparations for battle Sunday
/ Mayot seemed surprised, by the attack
/ and for a time II looked as IL Will
/ Hams idea Of doing the unexpected
/ and taking the Hight to the enemy
! might succeed. But In n few minutes
the barley was trampled flat aud the
exposed insurgents were then sub
jected 10 their first experience Of ma
i chine gun fire.
The automaties spat yieionsly from
the federals' main. position on the
south bank of the Encina canal as the
rebels sought cover IN gulies caused
/ by the overflow of the Colorado. Here
they fought until about 3 o'clock
holding their own amid the crackle OF
/ rifle shots that could be heard family
against the hail of lead from the fed
eral automatic guns and high powered
! rifles.
For some reason the federal did not
bring np their field pieces until that
hour. In the meantime a reconnolter-
ing force of nearly 100 men made their
] way To the border east of MeNicali anc
1 there, learning that Williams was IN
supported. marched quickly southward
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JOSIE RAY HELD.

Helena, April S.-(Special) UNITED
States Commissioner w. d. Ranking
today held Josie Ray keeper OF "A re-
sort here, for the federal grand jury.
The woman Is charged with importing
two women from Minneapolis To Hell
cna for immoral purposes. She Is out
on bail.
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DEATH OF A PIONEER.

Deer Lodge, April S.-tSpecialD-
John y. Welton. n prominent resident
of Powell county. and n pioneer of
Montana. died today at his home here
He formerly was postmaster at Race
Track. Death was due to rheumatism.
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yiterbo. italy. April S.--A glorious
day has followed a stormy night and
this led yitozzl, the priest, when
brought into court with the other
Camorrlst prisoners, 10 remark that
the weather corresponded with his
spirit. which was calm after a week OF
passion. The Interrogation to which
he was subjected had told severely on
the priest. but he has improved since
the court commanded him TO break his
fast.
Speaking of the approaching Easter,
Yitozzi said ne hoped his ascension to
heaven will come soon In the form of
his liberation
Pasquale Garguilio Giovanni Rapi,
Luigi Arna and Gennaro Ibelli, four of
the Camorrsts charged with completely
in the murder of Gennaro cuoccolo and
his wife, were not in court, having
been excused for various reasons
Ibelli has been i'll. The proceedings
opened with the examination of Cen
naro Azcrittors, who is accused oi
| having denounced De Angels AM
| Amadeo as the murderers of Cuoccolc
in order TO save the real assasslns
His defense was that he acted In goot
| faith and he described at length Whel
| he became convinced Of De Angels
guilt. He said in substance:
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Scores of Convicts, Employed in Alabama
Property, Meet Death in Horrible Form.
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION IS FOLLOWED BY Gas
Ventlatng Fans Are Wrecked and Unseen Enemy Over
takes Men as They Flee For Their Lives-Hundred and
Seventy Men Underground at Time But Forty
Five Make Successful Rush For Safety

tion at Birmingham. joined them.
Among the white men believed to be
dead are:
JOHN WHITE.
ED CAtSEY. Of Calhoun county.
o. W. SPRADLING. u convict fore
man.
LEE JONES.
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Laws Not Enforced.

Philadelphia. April S.--,John Mitchell.
former national president OF the
United Mineworkers. tonight said re-
garding the Pennsylvania and Ala
bama mine workers.:
Based upon newspaper reports, IL
seems to me both disasters could have
been averted. The laws for the pro-
lection of the workingman are not en-
forced until such disasters occur"
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DR.. LARSON DIES.

Butte. April S.-(Special.) DIR G. L..
Larson. a well-known Butte physician.
died In Chicago yesterday DIR. Lar
son was for many years connected
with the Murray hospital in this city,
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De Angels, tho Murderer.

1.-Two days before the murder De
Angels came to my home and asked
to be given n room for three days.
Later understood this to have been a
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-04-09
THE WEATHER

Fair,
Tomorrow----Fair.
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And spread bunting for next
Tuesday.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To T. b. Davidson Alex. Campbell, J.
 V. Bordon and C. H. Jennings your
 executors, administrators and as-
 signs:
 You and each of you are hereby noti- fed that the undersigned co-owner has caused 10 be expended In labor and -..s-..Ns u.I HAS raIu UE tue IU4- lowing years 1906. 1907 1908, 1909 and 1910 as the annual expenditure requir- cd by law tn sum Of one hundred (Ioo) dollars for each and every year upon the Bear bench claim situated of Of Mcdonald creek, a tributary to Nome r'ver In the Cape Slme Recording Dis. trict, District of Ala.EL
 And you are fur.he- rctiaed that If within ninety days after the last pub lication of this notlc4. Ju :an to con- tribute your proportion of said expen- ditures your interest in said claim VIII become the property Of the un- dersigned your co-owners. under sec ton 2s2i. Revised Statutes of the Uni ted States.
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s-FFRLsETTE SUICIDE

.fs.s. #aseu-at ma, aa. i. q. = saved from .,- fr.eaa- i, .a.s" ere aaa. asr- ..s- strs Gabr.-.
 .h ha has been declaring
 -asa.1 b- abolished
 she says .tae slGrag.-ts .e+. t.eE taken any acton on E--- ...S .-t -aa-e .- E 4-sl4-a srtl-osruls- ..7 -ea-.#eat among g- Then she sse5 oa ts talk gf "thy g..sr meaning ae-5 at the I-rf,-uauee. t5 sa, .." -H-aattarg e.-men, Of II. ..- t-e +Has- ua48an sentiment that 'e.s form af care--r
 f.= s4"rag.- ngveme., j.. E. as-..a .t anus, come from tfa 'a'er-..a sl ta. male voters. and haw 70 earth does Nrs. Gabriel expect e. .te.t that conversion .f the triumph o. -aEas ..a contains the menace of the abolition 7. r.-s.as. ], may be doubt sl 4 esen her aaa s-x a great sg.- g st.na. l.r lt lakes t.y, t8 make a kf-. a8 well a. quarrel The sooner The =.aras.s's t.Ee aTe.a, aarI9L on the. --He raa- rae4 hy tae Baltimore ..t.agette and declare their repudia- a 2. her F.ght t9 speak for them the r.r "..I the halt h their march ro- #s-- the Ha.iat box that must resal, .- a.r declaration he ended -Ex
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THE LOOKER-ON

The battle Is Jus, ab1u, av.r and ,n few hours the counting of votes "lil commence then wii. eager candI- dates. and thslr supporters commence to watch the returns for The struggle has been storf and fierce the political Dot turning af sudden into a cherr. glow then as quickly Into white heat that few if auy believed would de..I % during the campaign.
 After the complete returns ar. h.
 f1 tEe people by their ballots select -. the men they believe b-st fitted t9 run the affairs of the city, let one and aii re'urn 10 their respe suFc o.c1pa. ans. and rem .1sb.r ths, len out If the seventeen had to be defeated and when the majority go down in defeat it .s only what vas in ,he cards.
 Just Rho Viu be elected Is a hard question 'o answer three or four can iidate- seem certain to ba elected. but the possible combinations of names
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gLe WORK FOB 4 COMMISSION.

The importance ot tae pubic s.r- vice eourl--..1 2. tr- p-rT.e q. N4. Tor. ..,- ,. indicated IT. l.. annual --- por- Corporations ~.ta sii--s-,. ,... eapitaI are non sltt~c, e. l,- r9r--9. More than one billion dollar. of this aa- s1sa sraer.aus "sth.a- I.-.z -.perf-..a f-s.r- rre r.~~s--.e- ~a- .ree.iz-I
 Stree, and electric railways subject 2. supervision made gr-s. earnings last >.ar of ss- -a-4-I aga.as, s-4g.-74. n tsa.-uare than -5 per cent .nrt-as- i- -ra years
 Gas and e.~et-.a. a.npsa.~- -s-r-. ss-.-.-11a s- r.--a-e Q. F r-r cent -'-.a-.. -a-.r-- ---n much faster '-a ra.-e from as., aaa power
 l- .r's-'a. -.r,.- applications .at- t.r permission q. .-~.- 5..-t...s4. r-. --.ss.-..- .s aa.a. 3.-+-.4.a aes- srsrae-I T.- seru- 'r. .s.1at.- rar, af tr- e,mm.-- -.ar- #.ss Tr- .-hsral, Th-a Ave- ale RaGraaa Company for instance a.-.-i .- .ss. 2. rrariz. ~.ta s.. 7 --s - -...-r.-- Perm .-Iaa beng --e4--t ,a- taaaas.d.r- rrar-.s.f 2.
 --a- g-E.l.sa-.. s al"a--re. .. s.4- a"a"1. Brt ,h.s proposition also as. -etaet.. Tae Metropolitan bond, a- --- have applied s.r s--..--..a q. .-- ''e ''' ''l, .-.s-a a, r '.~ a# E-s- E -..rr D. -.rr. .7aiarlsor Transit .aarar.~- .a N-v Tors .... ssu a.t much ras- than half a- much as zas arH electrical 9orHpan."s. hu, ,he9 ar- capitalized nearly twice as heavily
 From such orgies If 9veraapl,si.zs- lion Ees Yaes i- s.v -sf--guaried b. The existence .f a .a.m.-e.aa r. book after ts a'-r.-t- Whatever opinion one may haze af the pr,-ent aaar-.-- -ioaers. 'as eammisssan lr-e.s .- aa inyaIuahl" protection
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rsekinE fruit and twenty-two to en- seEs .- coffee and cattle rslsi--. ship 2 -r and --a~sro--a-s0n and other en- 2. -T---@s Tie island las noW --- - trei ard a----ras d5nesus co-r-r- at.7ns ~i'h a capital Of s27.sis.57o. ar3 is4 foreign corporations. with t3Ia.5sl.-
 -i -sFi-al A-5 z.El ,, is sad only ao5-t 2. p=- cent ot tae lands 5s ;h= -s.ard. re-saE-5 at s1 p@- -ert rs .t- .-a. ,s.-e. aas sl-l .sl.t4s aa increase e. s-.rl .. .r Q year The census s.ves ta- ;a71.atl5n a. IIl.olz an increase C. g. s.5 .n a decade. The to:a. p-1-- s=e, .s g4I753:2 The ge- capita 9: .a- debt ls s5-- as azz.rsc s. 2: I-r ral.;a n the C-.r-3 States Ta-re are l--e principal banks Their resources have Increased g Der cent since .-a, IT. tae eight years .u ah.ca tae Americans have held -e1t-a.. tie overseas commerce has increased 4ac Ter cent Efgcatlo. has kept pace with The business. and nearly tss 5oo. .oaa has heea sT-nr a- ed1ratio- .n ;he las, ten years, and the number ot pupils enrolled las more than doubled. Dur ing the last year % psr cent ot ,he graded schools were tauzr, s-tEr-.. .r Eaz.sa The d-a;a -a.e A4s been r-- da-ed :-.- g ta -- Fer tas--ar1
 Fram tae whole s,ar. !, .aa+- 4-
 ,aough, he United Sites would d.
 better ]: U was all cut ug into islands
 !; .s getting almost t--- big .5 re z-s-
 .-ref nowadays -Ex
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PROSPERITY IN PORTO RICO

.ai-aee R. Edwards chief of the ..i.aa as lnsuiar affaiTs. in his last
 E.H-rt. .r ~sun ia his praise ~ ia" ias-sHt assramsut an. pros peets af Porto Rico < few of ths E-a are .f Interest Fourteen do- i#e-uc and foreign corporations for sugar making #ere registered last sraf eighteen for raising canning and
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vrrri has been the better for Yer
 seiourr here Civilization as well as -h. upbui.Isrg .f the human race is due to such men. so if you are s"' that you ar- right stick Co fl through thick and thin. and remember that th, lofty oaE we read of in the for 7t had ,a aa-r.e s..rh storms and tia ".'- Tents w-ls trying t9 r-.r t- ts sr5--e -t. -.ters
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The warm soft weather g-sterday is gentle h.-, of cleaning and the merchants are brushing up their stock getting ready @ provide the housewife z.tt everything :re.r a >erubti-g brush ta a a-- imported rug st $. much the -slar- inch.
 The wallpaper man 4Ld hgus- ra.nter as well as the carpet beater ars stretching tEe.r arms and legs get '.ag ready fir the -pring rush which w.G soon he aH for N.re always dons her hest bib ard -s her s1r trs arrival as -.e chechaco
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A t=r E-ar- ago experimental sta t.rr- ".r- being eonstructed on both sides Q. The Atlantic e see # wireless --rasrapay would he made to span the lrgaa expan~e of water. and a, bes, 4 few letters v-r- --portet es being received.
 Tie public a, large l. s,iu under :z. .-1- pressIon that lt was a failure. but .he writer has been informed that She commercial business between ch-e- stations is enormous and every nign, press dispatches from Europe and n, Tinted states are sent and received
 The rapid strides being made ir s.--...> ls almost too fast for the law men t. s--l ur with. and although # seemed .at .f the question a few wears ago ,7 send message across --e A'.a--.r. tt is now an every day oc- .g-.el.a W- believe at the present r.--- .t Is t-. aas a flight for airships -a make a...-- 't. rolling deep 0f the A,.aau. h-t long b.far- amny of us
 aE. mad. .-r z-' aN.s stake this .-at wU have been accomplished. for tE- science pf a.roueutlc- is going ahead hs leap, and bounds. while many 2 a.asr l- killing t.me trying To beat Cd = H.'I .-H- .' fs.-'-i-r.'r,. eyed
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Tie A. B dance .sst Saturday nigh, Va. another ot ;ae delightful affairs of th- sas. week Many attended tae dans- ard @-.ag-i al excellent time IT. aa. a.aE Apa. !. there were n" erd ac symbolic franks which were p.as-l .u The m-rrymake-s who reef rraea.-1 .- a satisfactory manner. No dat has h--H s-- as yet for The sec orf sa... .t tr- third series
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t- .. .--- aas -r.. -.. .'.-. ... n
 a~a ~s a-H -.--. H @ a- .aa.- - --.erf $. q @ ..-- - t-.-. ..
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I9 iHe a~I "ho ..-re hot afraid 10 e' what they knew t9 be right the world owes all the progress that ha. been made In o!len times IL z5.t many a bright man. who lived gears ahead of his time his fife 70 prove .e was right, and to help s~t aside many ot The wrong beliefs that had held t,e people .a a hEa grip re Ignorance s.r ages.
 II -tory .- made 4p oi men who -sn be ciassed as Image Breakers. and the
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Aa ir-a .s4atrg doctor had aa .u- terv.e" w.th circus performer He #a- anxious ,a know something af the mans bushes and The explanation. consisting ot taub.ing and various gsfat.oH- "as proceeding with when aa old lady came in to ask for some u"l.ea. advice. shs stood in breath loss ave at the mans antics. and when Il" doctor turned c. ask what he might do for her. she pleaded.
 "Shure iocthef ont examine me bike that f.r oi couldn't do it st all at alI"
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After the A. B dance Saturday night a t-r friends w-r- invited c. the home Of Mrs Grant Jackson 70 celebrate her blr-rdas --..-~.-.---~ "-re served. ard everyone present had a good time
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SOCIETY

Ms R9wena Lewis entertained last evening D honor "f MT Arthur Coles bs-.a6.- sa-is y-re played during tr- evening and treatments served. A --- a-ag-ttg t.-.- Has r-l.,.rel.
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For the best and cheapest meal in town go to modini's Cafe. Only first class place in town.
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a.. zzas.- ta-
 -E- -.. .rs a- A--.. ..- a -a. Lr ra. R4-- and ]. '1@ We. aaa :r.a ,.- E.r.a [. The .a 4.t ...t --a1-
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Ton. sat those who wish to gel th. s,e-,.an returns and not have the time drag ar their hands should attend The sl.-A-a~ka Sweers,ske- race in Eagle hal The money ,9 b- made out ot ta.- oal. a.I g. e. help swell the purse
 s+ ,a. Sars Kennel club is try ing ,a raise for distribution as a purse n th= winner
 There are many long waits between eI--tsa returns. and with seventeen names on r-e oal.5t. and seven has % oe rnted for. II HIl take quite a long tine h4fore tre final returns vill be .z = those who dance away the time between returns wlI n5t notice the tine drag like those who are waiting here and there in offices and houses waiting patien;ly for The telephone to --E -- -tstly-up~
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R. JENSEN,
E. JENSEN O

E. JENSEN, Ce-owners. Date first publication Jan. 10. 1911. Date last publication April II. 1911.
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hats b. .. @".1.-0a L...- 4. -.-.- -.--- -- "a ..r -..t.. -... -......
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FORMER SENATOR PILES
 RETURNS TO SEATTLE
SgeeisI Nugget Service.

VI N~'NT 'ENs5NN VT ''-"s
 SEATTLE. March = s-F0rmer Sen s,a- P.,es has returned to this city and L now preparing To resume his law practice ~.th J l. Sales MT Piles had a l-eeratlye practice built up be- f.r- he vas elected senator and he hopes 2. retain all of his old clients.
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Bakery for the best bread and pasty The only Coffee House in town.
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Election returns at Discovery Tues day night
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When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all light. Steam heat.
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thar rar bs worked out v-ith seventeen es-iida;ss i. SD great tHa; .ge VII a.- even t.r- at tte sar-s f-- tre fSu-a- r.a.f he too starting
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CUR CIRCULATION.

Ire Os and Weekly Nugget has s-s-srtssa e.-cu at,on greater than s~y ether paper pub shed in Alaska. Our circvI st,on books are opened for inspection to CUT sovertissrE
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co TO THE NO ,TH POLE
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-51csrt and May day festival May Cnser agsp -es Ladies Aid Society.
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C55y f3- regular advertisements ~-st De ,o by Q 5'e'o-k on t-s csy = z-5 eaten.
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I'll ONE MAIN NO. s

s-----. as s=egn1-c-ass matter. Feb -s .s- al t5= PestoGce al Nome -re --ea- .-- Ac; # Congress gt Hs- 3. ls7s.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
MOVIE ALASKA. APRIL {. fsrf
COMING EVENTS.

eroos- Cub cone.r+, Apr,i zz
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DIVINE W-ITTREN ( MAYNARD.
 sss c@-srs s-a P.stsre-
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NOME PUBLISHING COMPANY. Par V -t. gao. S.x n5utls, 3lg.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-07-14

There are many cheaper paints
but none as good as Sherwin- Will
ans. Save money in buying the
best. Hoene Hardware.
Mrs. Anton Nau and daughter
arrived here Sunday from Lewiston
for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Anton Terhaar, east of town.
The Cottonwood Hdw. & Imp.
Co. unloaded a new Case thresher
and engine here late last week
which they sold to James Lyttle,
of Denver.
Mrs. Clay Robbins and children
left Monday morning for Sundre
Alberta, to join Clay who went
there some time ago and settled on
homestead.
A band of 1900 sheep belonging
to Coffin Bros. of North Yakima,
Wn., was driven through town
Monday morning. The animals
came from Peola and were being
taken to summer range in the
mountains near the Hump.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-07-14

Cottonwood Patent is pure and
perfect.
If you want a cream separator
that will give satisfactory service
all the time buy a tubular-the
Sharples-of the Cottonwood Hdw
& Imp. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Won Bar
gen were trading here Monday
from Fenn and remembered the
CHRONICLE with the price of an
other years subscription.
WANTED. To rent ranch for 3
or 5 years and want work for $
head of horses during harvest and
haying. Will do any kind of team
work w. J. IRWIN,
Reubens, Ida.
Mrs. Murphy, of Spokane, was
guest at the Commercial hotel for
several days this week having come
down for the purpose of getting
her ranch on Salmon river surveyed
so she could file OH it and start
final proof proceedings.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-07-14
Interesting Items
from In and around
Cottonwood.

Betz' shoe store, King street.
Cottonwood Patent, best by test
Lots of "Pepp", at Koepke'
soda fountain.
Fresh fruit every day at Baker s
confectionery.
G. F. Hibler, of Standpoint, was
in the city Tuesday.
Try the new Artesian brand of
ice cream at Bakers.
Mrs. Mary Dachman was in town
Saturday from Asotin.
c. J. Miller, of Athena, Ore.
was in the city Saturday.
Winona, Balm and other makes
of wagons. Hoene Hardware.
Post card pictures of the train
wreck near Fem. Koepke Drug
Co.
J. c. McTarnahan and daughter
were in town Saturday from Nez-
perez.
Your COWS don't get a square
deal unless you use a De Layal
cream separator.
Mrs. James Hollandsworth and
son returned home Monday even
ing from Lewiston.
A. H. Haskin and George Chal-
lenger advanced their subscriptions
another year Saturday.
7. E. Housh, the popular land
lord of the Phoenix hotel, was a
visitor at Vollmer Tuesday.
Chester Arnold, plumber and
timer, of Grangeville, will do your
work satisfactorily. Write or
phone him for prices.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-07-14

Eugene Enloe was in town sev..
al days the first of the week from
Spokane on business connoo..,
with the extension of the electric
power line from this place to Vol.
mer.
One million two hundred and
fifty thousand De Laval cream sen
arators are in daily use, just think
Over a million satisfied users
you IL make no mistake if YOU buv
a De Laval.
Mccoy Hill and Billie Parsons
left the first of the week for Kamiab
where the latter will put up hay
this week on one of his ranches
They will be back in time for Sun.
day S game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt Oesau
returned from their wedding triu
last Friday evening and Reinhardt
is back in charge of the warehouse
again. They visited many points
in the east while away and had a
very enjoyable trip.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-07-14
FRIDAY, JULY IA, 1911.

You can get it at the Koepke
Drug Co.
Sooner or later you will buy a
De Laval.
New line of Idaho view post
cards at Bakers.
Felix Martzen was in town Sun
day from Winona.
Nice juicy, live sodas at Keep
ke's soda fountain.
w. Fl. Mitchell was in town last
Friday from Nezperce.
F. ]. Stiael and wife, of, Win
chester, were in the city Sunday.
Henry Schisler, of Charleston was
registered at the Phoenix Tuesday.
All kinds of lumber and build
ing materials at Hoene Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Maxey was
in town Wedne' day from near Can
field.
o. L. Bergel, of Freeport, ILL.,,
was registered at the Commercial
Tuesday.
]. V. Nash and Leo Funke were
visitors in the city Sunday from
Grangeville.
Banana special strawberry, rasp-
berry, pineapple and maple nut ice
cream sundaes at Bakers confec
tionery.
Another band Of about 200
sheep belonging to Coffin Bros.
passed through town Tuesday en-
route to summer range on the for
est reserve near Elk City.