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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
Tho Same Girl.

Young Eusband-When I used to
hiss you. you slapped ne Young
TifeWen. you won't get slapped
now unless yos forget to Kiss me
Illustrated Bits
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
= ,,a ro,, ,,,ta hin, ND .,
A Ranae Of Possibilities.

II have been told" sSid the confident
performer. that I make my violin
sound Ike the human voice"
YES" replied the candid friend. but
there are SO many kinds OF human
voices. Sta-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
1he Mort 70 Come.

"Do you think we have heard the
worst Of the 6iscords IN our party
"Not yet" replied the musical man.
"Just wait till our glee club gets to
neutrality-suspicious.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
Solid Goods.

What became Of that cake I baked
for yor?" demanded the fancee.
~ sent it downtown to have my
monogram engraved on it." replied the
dsnce.-Eaosas City Journal
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
A Eiliina Joke,

II made d.. knifen. the eminent
surgeon. very angry when ! met him
one winter day enjoying 2 spin oTe-
the Snow"
"Eow old you make hin uad:''
'T congratulated him on his sense Of
the fitness Of things n taking advaI.
tage Of every chance to go on sleigh
sng editoo-"-BalGoore American.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15

The highest liberty IS in harmony
with the highest iaw.-Gnes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15
9dposusL uo2soa-i ioQ

1dIosuSIL uo2SodOLAoQ
upap .oo@ .po3IAuI Qo2uM InoA 2.ussA
.iQM-eissnO ;5uloS aust Qo2r!A Au
puB : 3s 1ouulp o. uo7S1IAuI uo eAI
;dBQo pio 'ouI oQ} s.3CQA-SNoQo
.6uio9 @oN 4o1rM
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15

Art IS long. LIE short, judgment din
cult, opportunity rans!ent-Goethe.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05

1hos. Sparks, American Fall. ! r..
silver chan.
C. p. A~bsrcrombie, Am. Falls, trri-
gated red clover, Alfalfa.
Mrs. August Engstrom, Am. Fall.
doughnuts. %.
John Toevs, Am. Falls, 2 year-old
percheron Horse, weight 1900 first.
Chas. Berestrom 8 year old Belgian
horse weight 1860, second.
Farley Morris American Falls one
bunch Turkey Red.
Donnellev Rockland. oats. Tim
othy, corn, irrigated.
Roy Mcneil. Rockland. oats.
j. S. Robinson. Rockland oats.
spiilett Brothers. Rockland, irri-
gated oats. ~
Emile Alec. Rockland, oats
II. p. Frodsham. Rockland, al
falfa seed, Shangnon strawberry APP
pie, Wolf River apple. Jonathan ap-
Die. Gano, Ben Davis, Flemish Beaut
pear, Wine Sap apple. Hungarian
prune, Silver nrune, Bartlett pear.
Jesse Hays. American Falls,
Turkev Red.
Bert Adams. Rockland. Sonora
wheat.
Geo. x. Stranger, Rockland. Early
Ohio and Carmen No. 3 potatoes.
Ohio potatoes,
Star potatoes.
viii Byington, Rockland, squash.
carrots, water melons. Early Ohio
potatoes.
Mrs. Rice, Landing. Gold Coin,
Hubbard squash, squash. dry land.
Roy Maxwell, Rockland, Bluestem.
Roy Nelson, Rockland, squash,
cucumbers, table beets. carrots,
onions, dry land.
w. w. Howard. Rockland, Veal
thy apples Maiden Blush pear,
Jonathan apples. r. i. Greening,
Flemish Beauty. Bartlett. Gravenstein
Wolf River, Sonora wheat.
George Buckley, Rockland, 5
Red and White onions, table beets.
Summer squash, Early Ohio potatoes
White potatoes.
Dan White, R~ockland, carrots, red
potatoes, green tomatoes, onions.
M. e. Walker, Rockland. Bart
lett, Andrews and Flemish Beauty
Pears, Wolf River, Rambeau, Gano,
Wealthy and Jonathan apples.
F. r. Meadows, Rockland, Early
Ohio potatoes. dry farm watermelons
cantaloupes and musk melons.
G. Hochbaum, Landing. Gold Coin
wheat.
John Howard, Rocland, Gold Coin.
A. Nelson, Rockland, barisy.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
r FARM NOTES

Eugene Searles. OF Salt Lake. was
q visitor at the Farnman ranch last
week.
Leisy and Dirks finished the well
at the Schields place at the depth OF
200 feet.
Roy Farnman went to American
Falls. Tuesday and bought u winter
grub stake.
Quite a number Of Fairview peo-
pie attended the Frank Jones sale,
at Aberdeen.
John Allen. of the Evans Mercan-
tile Co.. was in this vicinity on bus
iness, Tuesday.
Miss Forbes. who has been VS.
iting with her father. at the ranch
four miles north of the Falls. left
for her home at Evanston. Wyoming
Thursday.
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QUIGI.EY ITEMS

Mr.. Becker sold q load of water
melons to the boys.
Hotel Quigley is open at all hours
w. II. Young. Chef.
f.. ". Earring made a trip out in
the buggy Wednesday evening.
Wheat is being shipped out of
Quigley at the rate of ten ears a
week.
II. G. Peck had charge of the
Fall Creek warehouse In the alb
OF II. J. Fackler.
w. H. Young was left in charge
OF the Quigley warehouse in the
absence Of Adolph Classen.
Doc. Collier. II. J.. Fackler. and
Adolph Classen went to the Falls
Wednesday to be there Farmers
Day.
Petrazinna Posavinske. on a tour
of the world. stopped off at Quig-
ley long enough to get a drink of
water.
r.. Il. Greenwood and +. w. Ertel
paid Quigley a visit Tuesday. and
stayed for dinner. Incidentally they
shot a dozen young cotton tails
between them which went to the
hotel for future steaks.
Hotel Qnigley is owned and man
aged by the following: r. holland.
X, g, Peck. Doc. Collier, w. II.
Young. Adolph Classen. II. J. Fack-
Ter. all OF whom are also steady
boarders.
The following have been hauling
grain to Quigley: Ludwig Adolph.
with several teams Morris Bros. with
several teams. Clint. Pearson with
two teams. Martens Brothers with
two teams. Gottlieb Meyer. Gottlieb
Martch. Emil Sprecher, o. c. Hall.
Johann Neu. Jacob Neu. Conrad Mil
Ter, John Tiede. Sam Kramlich. G.
Hammer. Herman Becker. Gottlieb
Adoif's boys, VIM. and Henry Renke.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05

-Four years ago settlers began
pouring into the Aberdeen tpountry.
They we're bu0yed up By hops and
expectancy, eager to tackle the task
0f transforming = hitherto barren
waste into fields OF fertility. and
dreamed dreams OF great personal
rains that we're to come. At the
outpet they were met BY the trials
an1 6teappoiutnaenta Incidental to
sun yndeGtain0. Water was not
da&fvefeG ~ edDn%ae expected and
CRIBS suffered. The settlers did not
adopt methods suitable to dry farm
ing and could not irrfgate because Of
lack or water. When water did come
the settIers, for the most part, were
NOT prepared to receive It. Their
land was poorly leveled. and bitches
poorly constructed, or not construct
"a It al. The science Of irriga-
ton was strange to them. results
were disappointing. The Inevitable
results were that hope vas gradu-
ally succeeded BY DESPAIR. and at the
end Of two years OF trials more than
half the people would have left II
they could have sold their holdings
for enough to reimburse themselves
Tor time and money expended.
But this Ii now all changed. con-
fidence ID fully restored. and there
are few who are not more than sat
isfied with their lot. Gradually
they have overcome the difficult
les, and the expected prosperity is
in sight. These thoughts are called
forth by the splendid display OF pro-
ducts held at Aberdeen September
20 and Is. No one could view them
without ~appreciating the adyant-
ages OF the country, and taking on
q measure OF the confidence Of the
people. 1t was q great display, and
one OF which all may be proud.
The same may be said II the Farm
ers' Festival at Rockland. 1t was
better In some respects, and infer
Tor In others. to the Aberdeen ex-
hibit, but 1t held fully as much en-
cOuragement. The Rockland valley
people have not met with the dis
enlargement that beset their Aber-
deem brethren. They were acquaint-
cd with the conditions that met
them, and in a sturdy manner began
to triumph over them. They have
brought thousands OF acres under
cultivation. and are adding thou
sands nor each year. 1t will be
only q short time until past trials
will be forgotten and general con-
tentment will reign.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho

U.o' Lanu Omce at BIackf0Ot. Idaho.
August 3lst. 1911.
Netice is hereby given that Henry A. Lang, of
American Falls. Idaho who. on March Is, 1909.
maae Homestead Entry Serial No. 05S5O. for neN
neA; So neN Section Is; nwN nwN Section rs
township z South. Range 81 East. BoiseMeridian
mas hied notice of intention to make final COM
matation proof. to establish claim to the land
ABOVE described. before L. E. Signond, u. s.
Commissioners. at American Falls. Idaho, ON the
9Th day of November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Gust Larsen.
orvilie A. Gartin. Edward Cronkhite, of Ameri-
can Falls. Idaho: Sam Riddle. of ~ocatcllo. Idaho.
HENRY w. KlEFER, REGISTER.
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NOTICE For p11n,

Department Of the Inter;or ~
blackfoot. Idaho. omos It
Notice Is hereby given that Jacob q & ~ MI
Amsrican Falls. Idaho, who. on b. = ; S,ssh Ss q
s si%s' So ' ssey,s ssr; e, Ne ST S5Ili 55 81 SIX * M ~:
Township 8 South RSrmN sWN SeethaS
Meridian. has filed notice 4 aast b.
make Communication Proof. to ssts ssntca 3
e TIE land above described. before = I1 s G,heh.
y. =; eommissioner at American Faii T. i sIsn'ea
Claimant names "a witnas..
q Meeley: Idaho: William Fields ' ot la.ak
Falls. Idaho; Almond b. Myer. John 4 Ame.ien
OF American Falls. Idaho. a." a. kaufman
HENRY w. KIErEp p.-a.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interbr.
u. S. Land Office at BlackfO0t Idan

August 1g, 1gII.
Notice is hereby given that James N. Harhd
American Falls. Idaho. who. on August Is. lM,
made Desert Entry Serial No. G957. No. 49, IL
WIZ Section "a. Township 9 South. Range 81 r.
Boise Meridian. has filed notice to make IT,
proof. to establish claim to the land above =
scribed. before l.. E.. Sigmond. U. 5. Comm
sioner. at American Falls. Idaho. on the list ~
of October. 1911.
Claimant m as witnesses: James {. Hurt
G. p. Abercrombie. Phillip T. johnson. Shai5
McPeck, of American Falls. Idaho.
HENRY W. KIEFER. ResbtR.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. s.. Land Office at Blackfoot Idah

o.o. Land Ohice at Blackfoot, Idaho.
N.,.. September 9th. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that walter e. Spitz-
I nSg'e. Of Eockland. Idaho. who. on February is.
S nj M MM1ge homestead Entry Serial No. 074l0 for
inowhsnip y South. Range so East, Boise Merid-
en- mas MED notice of intention to make Final
aboan usation Proof. to establish claim to the land
Snove described. before L. f. Sigmond. u. s.
TSso ION at American Falls, Idaho, on the
18th day Of November, 1911,
Siaimant names as witnesses:
sonn Eiiason. David Hilihouse. Joseph II.
m1ods and John Reed, all of Rockiand Idaho.
N w. KiEFER. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
III g Land nH;co ~ nJ..l-f.-x Tl.h

DepHktment OF the Interior,
US. Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho.
May 22nd. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Justiua Muller. of
Aberdeen. Idaho, who, on ApriI 20. fo1O.
MADE Homestead Entry Serial No. O7S79, for the
neN seq; So SEA section 8. township s south,
OF intention to make Final Communication Proof.
70 establish claim to the land above described, be.
iore L. =: ~Sigmond. u. s. Commissioner. at
Der. 1911. S
Claimant names as witnesses: Emanuel See
Iried, Ludwig r. Huether, Carl Weber. Henry
of Aberdeen. Idaho. " "
HENRY W. KIEFER, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office At BlackfOot. Ida

u. S. Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
August n. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs. Edna l.. Sher-
lock. nee Edna L. Lane. of Roekland. Idaho. who.
on June 14th. 1903. made Homestead Entry Serial
No. 06o68. for lot 2: swA neA; WIZ sek Section l.
Township II South. Range 10 East. Boise Mer-
idian. has filed notice of intention to make final
ommutation proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before l.. e. Sigmond. u. S.
commissioner. at American Falls. Idaho. on the
18th day Of October. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph S. Lane.
William II. Steele, Benjamin B. Cotant, Loren w.
Cotant. all of Rockland. Idaho.
HENRY W. KIEFER. Register.
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NOTICE FOR puBLIcAT1oN

department OF the interior. us. Land OAes 4
Blackfoot, Idaho. Sept. Is, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest Van vi
OF American Falls. Idaho. who, on October 3 ~
made Homestead Entry Serial No. 0672s fr NJ
NWA. Section %. Township 7South. Rsss"ss
East, Boise Meridian. has filed notice Of iutentn
claim to the Ian above described. befos T.
Sigmond. U. S. Commissioners at Americsn f,is
Idaho. on the goth day of November, 19ll.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Wilcox. John Coleman, Arthur ". Dhvh
and Otto Anderson. all of American Falls Idsk
9-21 HENRY W. KIEFER. Rerist~ii
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

u. s. Land Office at Blackioos
August 18th. ISL a i
Notice is hereby given that Roy ~ ~
Rockland, Idaho. who. on July " q IN Inn q
Homestead Entry Serial No. 80; ~ Tc.rsibl
Ell neN Sec. 8; WIZ nwN Section 4 ~ O.
notice Of intention to make final five W ~
to establish claim to the land above o;sa
before L. E. Sigmond. U.s.. y. X Of
American Falls. Idaho. on the zis'u N'
bcr. 1911. r,o,;ds ], ~
Claimant names as witnesses; C st II
Neil. Amos Gritford. =. ST. Tdaho X
HENRY W. KIEFEk-
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Rockland-Landing Stage Lne.
Leaves Landing every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 2 p. m.
Returning. leaves Rockland at 8 p.
m. Fifty cents each way. Express
packages should be left at the ]. n.
Hartley store at Landing.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u, S. Land Office at Blackfoot Ia

U. S. Land Office at Blackfoot ldah
August "a ISL
Notice is hereby given that Abram !: EnnA 3
Aberdeen, Idaho, who. on July y. lss - -
Homestead Entry Serial No. 06SS3. Tor svx ~ ~
ton 8, Township 6 South. Range 80 EaaL ~
Meridian. has filed notice of intention y ~ ~
final Communication proof. to establish en- IN
land above described, before L. z. Signona 70
Commissioner at American Falls. Idaho o. =
Gath day of October. 1911. - u.,,r
Claimant names as witnesses: Isaac Z !. -
Peter F. Toves. Nettie F. Harder, 1eofss -
brecht, all of Aberdeen. Idaho. p.AA~
HENRY w. KIEFER. keenea'
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
~ Oepartment Of the Infevio.
U. 8. Land Office af nj.

US Land Office at BIaetsnSas ' g.
- September q. 1Sl1 As
Notice Is hereby given that Franz r H., !.
American Falls. Idaho. who. on October N ,E g
f 4r9 NJ VI% NWn w Entry ST Serial No; Osss2. Nc is
Township 4 South. Range 20 Esst plIl
Meridian. has filed notice to make final A.. T -
proof. TO- establish claim to the land NV ' ~
scribed. before L.. E.. Sigmond, us Co... e
November. 1911. "e @@no oayd
Claimant names as witnesses. Rob.-4 .
wood. Chester Greene. Peter R. Jenny. HbrsSss
Shaw. all of American Falls, idaho. ' avian
HENRY w. KIEFER Rsv,.~
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior.

u. S. Land Office at Blackfoot Idaha
August Is. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis Yueka;
of Landing. Idaho. who, on Septemb1 1
1903. made.H Homestead Entry Serial No. OG7, q
neA section 26. township II south. range q Ut
Boise Meridian, has filed notice Of intentm b
to the land above described. before L. Z. 81.
mond. U. s. Commissioner at American hh
Idaho. on the 18th day of October. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Archey WhDeR
E. 0. Mudd, Alonzo Stewart. MILFORD Firkhl 4
Landing. Idaho.
HENRY W. KIEFER Regkta.
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E1nes Dy Pie Minay


Prunes. Mrs. John Elfason. SOC.
Currants, Eunice Barber, SOC.
Fears. Mrs. Geo. w. 6tanger. Soc,
Tomatoe- Mrs. John EIiason, So
Apples, Mrs. Geo. w. Stangor, SOC
Peaches, Mrs. Il. N, johnson, Soc.
Cherries. Eunfce Barber.
ADricots, Mrs. e. M. johnson.
0ooseberries. Mrs, Il. NJ. johnson
Rhubarb. Mrs. Geo. w. stangef,
soc.
Beans. Eunice Barber.
Strained Honey. Mrs. John Ell
lason. soc.
Blackberries, Mrs. Il. M. Johnson,
Sweet cream, Mrs. John Eliason.
Choke cherries. Mrs. =. M. John
s0n.
Water melon preserves. Mrs. r. N
johnson.
Apple jelley, Mrs. Nellie Altmyer,
Rockland, SOC.
C~urrant Jelley. Eunice Barber.
Plum Jelly. Mrs. M. d. Drake.
American Falls, SOC.
Strawberry jelly, Eunice Barber,
American Falls. SOC.
Jar peaches. Mrs. John Eliason.
Choke cherry butter, Mrs. e. M.
johnson. American Falls.
Raspberry jam, Mrs. e. NJ. John
SON.
Peach preserves. Mrs. John Ella
son. Rockland.
Collection Of jams and j%ellies. Mrs
John EliasqfI Rockland, 800
Chow c4Jw, Mrs. A. Wiertzba,
American Falls, soc.
Sweet pickles, Mrs. M. D. Drake,
American Fails. SOC.
Tomato catsup, Mrs. M. d. Drake,
American Falls. soc,
Sauer Kraut. Mrs. M. Matson,
American Falls. soc.
Sour pickles. Mrs. M. T.. johnson,
American Falls. soc.
"a dOz. rolls. Mrs. S.H. McCulloug
American Falls, soc.
Loaf white bread Mrs M. d. Drake
American Falls. SOC.
Grahambread. Mrs. M. D. Drake,
American Falls. SOC.
Doughnuts, Mrs. A. Engstrom,
American Falls, soc.
Cookies, Mrs. Nellie Altmyer, Of
Rockland. soc.
Sponge cake. Miss Ruth Matson.
American Falls. soc.
C0coanut cake. Mrs. Nellie Alt
myer. Rockland, soc.
Marble cake. Mrs. NellieA ltmyer.
Rockland, soc.
Coffee cake, Mrs. A. Wiertzba, of
American Falls. soc.
Plate of candy. Mrs. s. Fl. McCul-
Tough. American Falls. soc.
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Reduced rates via ole from .US
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to Goth, limited October
Limit of Utah tickes and FUR
See agents for ra'''
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT1o,,

Motto. 5| 4 s!ass: iiss sSo' S. >; s Is, L 81 on. !.
n m.Sa Idaho; who. on N S'sss :: .c.,asy. 4
s yaHs H sH : Entry Serial SS No. c1isi y IA
Range 81 East. Boise sss' %sr; ;; Township Il g ssass
intention TO make Final Comr mas MED noHcs z
sssDilsn CLAIM to the land abovs ion Prok. :
xm.ric. =; Sismond. y. S Comw S;scsiosa y
vember. 1911. Y" the 18th day ~
Claimant names as witnesses. =
Gnsrles a; Rickett. Bert Nc won..
Idaho. "A'pns' all Of Roekhps
s-2l HENRY ". KlEFrR.
Rarist,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office at BlackfoOt. Idah,

O.O. IdIlu OIaCe III bLHCKIUUG, 1uAnO,
August 20. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Augusta T. Ander-
son: widow of Charly Anderson. of American
Falls. Idaho. who. on June 81. 1907. made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 03797. No. 1889. for Ell
nwA Sec. rs: seh swA; swN seA Sec. %. Town
ship Z South. Range 30 East. Boise Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final commuta-
ton proof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before L. f. Sigmond. u. S. Commits
of November. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Carl W.. john
son. James H. Gifin. Richard F. Moth, Arthur
W. Davis. all of American Falls. Idaho. y
HENRY W. KIRFER. Register.
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NOTICE 70. rusIrcAr,ox.
". 3. Land O6ieS ~ g !ntsrior.

Us. Land OSses e = &c Intsd..
nes!es = hsc.by given a. = ~:
-. ns9s H He,'s: idahe; Who. on a'ss .,n.@sasAls
VI nwN: " ~ Eetry seriai M
Rlenss e East. Boise H issSaS 70 Towa.iipSSar
mssnsscn 20 make final com,r me- Md nct3s5
clam 70 the land sbovs a ssss pm 3
xmsri..n Si me y. s. Comm;ssasa hkfss
ber. 1911. . n the 2lst day N q
Claimant names "a w; 01R
DssssI: Jane: Hearne. Jess W'Sss: Arthur (
=. smith. OF American Falls. II. hays chrIs.
HENRY w. KiEFEp
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~
Mrs. Currier. Landing. dry land
pumpkin.
Edd Webb. irrigated pie pumpkin
Rockland.
Henry Jensen. dry land pumpkin
dryland Hubbard squash. dry land
sugar beets. dry land snake cucum-
bers, dry land cucumbers, dry land
onions, dry land white skin onions,
and dry land water melon.
II. b. Sanders. Rockland, pumpkin
Goose Neck squash, Flint corn ten
rows. Citron melon, pie melon, all
dry land.
c. A. Warner, Rockland, pumpkin
squash, s squaw corn, all irrigated.
w. w. Howard, Rockland, Sum-
mer squash, Hubbard squash, all
irrigated.
William Steel. Rockland, Summer
squash, dy land.
Thomas Barnard. Rockland, dry
land squash, White Flint corn, dry
land.
Jacob Troster. Rockland, Hub
bard squash. Red onions. cucumbers,
all dry land.
M. p. Fifield. Rockland. squash,
white Belgion carrots, parsnips, pur-
pei top turnips. yellow Danver onion
Gate Post mangles, Red Globe man
gels. table beets. Tom Thumb pop
corn. Bunch celery. parcely. all ir-
rigated.
A. A. Jones. Rockland. Hubbard
squash. corn, muskmelon. all dry
land.
]. P. Clark, Rockland, White
Flint corn.
James Anderson. Rockland, Gold
en- rutabaga. irrigated.
c.. G. Nelson, R~ockland, sunflow-
ers, irrigated.
James Hamilton. Rockland, Sun
flowers. China onions, dry land.
j.. Lewis, Flat Dutch cabbage, ir-
Gold Coin wheat. not listed.
j. H.. Wheeler. Rockland. cab
bage, c%antelope. dry land.
ID. C. Tyler, R~ockland, Yellow
Globe Danvers. Irrigated.
j. Weiser. R%ockland. cucumbers.
dry land.
b. B. Cotant. Rockland. Water
P. j. Clark. Rockland, green to-
.atoes, Golden corn. irrigated.
George Tussing. Rockland. Blue
stem. Turkey Red, Club, barley.
Daniel Reinman, Landing. Egyp-
ton Red, Bluestem.
Homer Reese, Rockland, Cana
dian Redcross. Gold Coin. Bluestem,
Turkey Red. Sonora, Bald barley.
Oscar Dawell, Landing. Alaska
James Frodsham. Rockland. Gold
Coin, oats, irrigated.
Harry Brown. Rockland Jones
fife.
William Brown. Rockland, Gold
Coin.
o. F. Crowley. Rockland. Gold
Coin and Bluestem.
Andrew May. Rockland. Gold
Coin. oats. irrigated. -
Leslie Houtz, Rockland, Gold
Coin, Club, drv. oats, Timothy and
irrigated.
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e.. l.. Myers, American Falls. DIV
farm Turkey wheat, blue stem irrigated
Carmen No. 3, irrigated.
Gottfried Wilske, Am. Falls m;xed
potato, l head cabbage, water melons
table beets, l gourd, turnips. snake en-,
sumber, squash. rutabaga.
Charles Potter. Am. Falls, l peck Of
Carmen No. 8 potatoes.
Mr.. Lishner, American Falls. souash
radishs turnips, yellow Danver onionss
Heo Danver onions, citron irrigated
l quilt, red crazy, l quilt, star fancy
Mrs. I. n. Foudray, American Falls
cabbage, CARROTS, irrigated / car
peaches. CAL
+. F. Nye, Igo. 2 lunches corn.
/. Henry Chipp, Am. Fallf. red on;ors
irrigated, pound butter.
Ben Weibe. Aberdeen, grains and
vegetables. ~ anu
VIM. Wetzel, Am. Falls. / neck NJ
tatoes. Turkey Red, pO'
j. M. Lambert, Am. Falls. I hunch
tomatoes, l sunAower.
John Toeos, Aberdeen, l peck sO-dav
Mrs. Burt Blackburn, l pc haidanger.
George Mallby, American Falls thrae
hair chains. 'nree
VIM. G. Morgan, Neeley. basko,
peaches. pasAe'
of butter. pouhc
! Ed Nelson, Am. Falls, l cabbage.