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Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Goose's Christmas.

Rec. Mother Goose's Christmas,
Cecil Porter
Dia. to say yes. pupils
Rec. I'D like to be Santa Claus,
Ami, Ward "
Rec. The Christmas Tree. Ralph Ross
Rec. Santa Claus lives far away,
Johnnie Siebrecht
Song Satna Claus is jolly man,
by School
Rec. Mine and Six, Francis Gore
Rec. -Kriskringle's Surprise. Elmer
Siebrecht .. ..
Dia. The Fishing Party, 4 boys
Rec.-I am a little Santa Claus,
Tommy Ward
Reading Rec. Curfew must not ring;
tonight. Martin Lang ..
Dia. The Deaf Grandma, 3 pupils
Song When Jesus was here. a pupils,
Rec. The Little Gray Mouse, Dellie
Siebrecht
Rec. Santa Claus, Freddy
Reimers
Rec. "A visit from st. Nick. Elmer
Siebrecht
Rec. Santa Calus in his den, Helen.
Ward
Dia.--Left. A pupils .-..
Closing Song, Welcome Glad Christ
mas time, by School
Bathilda E. Sather, Teacher.
Those who witnessed the program
were, Mr.. Thomas Ward, Walter
Riemers. Mr.. Math Reimers. Willie
Siebrecht. Mr.. Richard Lang, Irwin
Siebrecht. Mrs. John Siebrecht,
Maurice Thompson. Mrs. VIM. Porter
Henry Altman, Miss Anna Edmunds.
Howard Thompson, Miss Nancy Port
er, Joe Altman, Miss Mary Behl, Carl
Bucklin, Martha Reimers, Harold
Baily, Phoebe Pitts, Rourpe Ward
Freda Baily. Ethel Bucklin, Wilile'
Altman. Lawrence Thompson, Minnie:
Pitts, Mammie Altman, Sophia Alt
man, Pearl Pitts. Rosy Becker. .
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
For Sale or Exchange.

! l have the following list of property
that I,wisE' to sell or exchange.
320 acres clear land in Oklahoma.
230 acres clear land in Kansas.
$40 acres clear land in Texas.
A good 42O acre improved farm in
Stevens Co. for other property.
12O lots in Morris.
los lots in Donnelly.
s lots in Minneapolis on the best
residence street.
See John Grove at the Morris Ma
tional Bank, Morris. Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Not Vet Finished.

During a visit to southern town
Washington man was much interest
ed In small darky who had BEEN
told or to administer to his wants.
One morning the stranger opened his
eyes to find the diminutive coal black
servitor standing at his bedside with:
q tray bearing coffee and rolls.
tWho are you. anyhowY facetiously
demanded the Washingtonian.
The taciturn youngster youchsafed
no reply. but grinned broadly.
where were you raised?' next In
quired the; visitor, with vague NO.
ton that this was an opening question.
The little darky grinned again and
chuckled, 81 amt done raised yit, suh!'-
New York Herald.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Procrastination.

In describing the daily life Of GER
tain distinguished citizen Of the re-
public a writer In the Review Of Re-
views gives by way Of contrast the
story that follows:
This calls to mind an English hu-
morous writer who sketched out his
daily program as follows: Rise at
noon. breakfast at l, stroll to the
club, attention to mail. some afternoon
calls, ride in the park, dinner,
round of evening parties and then to
bed.
but when do you do your literary
work p he was asked.
"Why, the next day, of course" was
the reply.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
An Obvious Error.

She had written on the blackboard the
sentence. THE toast was drank In ST.
lence," and turned to her class for them
to discover the mistake. ..- q.
Little Bennie. Sheridan waved his
hand franhcally and, going to the board.
scrawled the correction, 1.-The toast
was eaten In silence "-Metropolit
Magazine.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Color of the Sea.

Poets sing of the deep blue sea, but
1t is not always blue. Millions upon
millions OF microscopic algae or sea
weeds and subaquatic plants give the
Red sea its peculiar tint. and the Sel-
low sea or China Is said to be coloreds
by the foods OF the great rivers which
wash down vast quantities of mud.
Generally speaking. the ocean Is blue
In ratio to its saltiness.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Congregational Church.

Rev. ]. P. Youngdahl, superintend-
ent of the Anti-Safoon League of
Minnesota. will speak in the morning.
He is counted as one Of the great
temperance speak ers of the country.
Come and hear him.
10 0:30-Moning Service. Young
dahl speaks.
IL :O0--Sunday School.
Christian Endeavor.
:00-Union meeting at the ar
mory.
A. r. Larson.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Seating Him .. tsis Own Game.

A solicitor looked In great astonish-
ment at yokel who had just offered
him a threepenny BIT in payment for
advice. "What Is this for?' be asked
my fee Is six and eightpence." The
countryman smiled. "That be all right.
gr!" he replied six and eightpence.
make fourteen pence; fourteen pence-
be one and twopence. and. sure enoughs
one and twopence make threepence-
Good day, zur!"-London Mail.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29

Calvin j. Graves, Pastor.

The Christmas services Were a
great success. The church was crowd
ed to3its utmost capacity. The Christ
mas concert by the church choir in
the morning and the Sunday School
"White Gift Christmas in the even
ing are said to have been the best
ever lendered in the Methodist church.
The. oaering to the Childrens' Ward
of the Asbury Hospital of Minneapolis
amogated to about $45. 90.
PUBLIC SALE.
At 200 O'Clock p. m., the coming
Saturday, the large barn at the rear
of the Methodist church will be sold
at public auction to the highest bid
der. The barn is 22x28, with IL #.
posts, has two floors and is in good
order.
TEMPERANCE SUNDAY.
The coming Sunday will be observed
as Temperance Sunday and the
services of the day will be in the in
terest of the Temperance Movement.
At the 1890 morning worship the
lddress will be delivered by the Rev.
A. H. Stark, D. D.. Minneapolis. In
the evening at z 30, public. Tenn
perance Rally will be held in the
Opera House. The address will be
given by Rev. p. J. Youngdahl, D.
D.. of Minneapolis. Both of these
men come very highly recommended
as forceful and eloquent speakers and
are both worthy of large audiences.
Good music will be feature of these
services. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
SLEIGH RIDE OYSTER SUPPER.
Next week Friday evening, Jan. 5,
at the spacious rural home of George
W. Frick, the Sunday school will give
a sleigh ride social and oyster supper
for the purpose Of starting fund that
shall be eventually used in purchasing
piano for. church and Sunday school
purposes. .
Ample conveyances will be provid-
ed for all who desire to attend. Oyster
supper will be served at moderate
price. Ample shelter willbe provid-
ed for all horses. Everyone is in
vited o attend and have good time.
Water shis space next week for the
announaament OF. details.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29

The School of Agriculture Short
Course will be held the week of Feb
ruary 10 to 26. MAY we not have
one hundred Stevens County farmers
enroll for this?
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS.
Reported from the Schools of the
County.
District No. SO.

The closing exercises in school dis
trict number so taught by Miss Norah
A. Mangan were held Friday night.
December 22nd. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered by the school for
which both teacher and scholars re-
ceived much credit. At the closing
of the entertainment Miss Mangan had
Santa Claus deliver tokens of remem-
brance to the scholars of the school.
She was presented by Santa with a
gold souvenir spoon and other presents
from her scholars. Light refresh
ments were served to those who mad
assembled to witness the following
programme -
Little Santa Claus Arrived
Song Christmas Welcome, by School
Rec. .-Salutatory, Paul Hennessy
Tableau-A Merry Christians. by
Recitation-O Opening Address, Ella
Nieland
Dialegue-Stupid Lover. Bernard
Hennessy, Alma Nieland, Ethel
Rotramel
Recitation-Five years odld. Francis
Nieland
Recitation-I think / will. Ida Egiin
Recitation-Papa's Letter. Elsie Rot
ramel
Recitation-The anxious mother,
Dorothy Rotramel
Dialogue-Be True, Viola Nohn,
Francis Nieland, Dorothy Rotramel,
Raymond Hennessy, Willie Rot
ramel and Charley Nieland
Recitation-John Maynard, Ethel
Rotramel
Song - Minnesota, by School '.< -, :,
Recitation-Nobody's Child, Sophia
-Eglin
Dialogue Backyard quarrel. Elsie
Rotramel, Ella Nieland and Paul
Hennessy
Recitation-W Writing to Santa Claus.
Raymond Hennessy
Recitation Santa Claus, Carl Eglin
Dialogue Christnss, By nine ilttles
folks
Recitation When was little boy.
Willie Rotramel
Observation-Disclosures Belle, Alma
Nieland -:
Observation-Disclosures Eve, Chas.
Nieland
Recitation Christmas Bells, Sammie
Eglin
Dialogue-An old countrys' aunt visit
to the city, Ethel Rotramel, Alma
and Ella Nieland. Elsie Rotramel
Recitation-Three cheers for old
Santa, Sophia Eglin
Recitation-Those love, Viola Nohl
Recitation-Just boy, Willie Rot
ramel
Dialogue-Temperance Pledge, Ray
mond hennessy. Willie Rotramel
and Charley Nieland
Recitation-Sly Santa Claus, Arthur
Nieland
Dialogue-Encounter with an Inter-
viewer, Bert Rotramel and Bernard
Hennessy
Recitation-My Stocking, Ida Eglin
Recitation-When mother wields the
shingle, Paul Hennessy
Song-Those Evening Bells, by School
Recitation-Pat's Love. Arthur Me
land
Recitation-A mistake about Santa
Claus, Carl Eylin
Dialogue In want of servant, by
Bernard Hennessy, Alma Nieland,
Elsie Rotramel, Ella Nieland. Ethel
Rotramel. Sophia and Sammie Eglin
Recitation-The Young Prisoner,
Ethel Rotramel
Recitation-My Dolly. Dorothy Rot
ramel
Song-Ameriea. by School
Recitation-End of the play, Bernard
Hennsssy
Reeitation-Closing Address, Bert
Rotramel
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
Sunday Elections.

In several European centers, incluG
ing France and Belgium. elections are
always held on Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-29
WiIliru. but Curious,

Chollie-Lend me dollar for week.
old man? Johnnie-Certainly. Who Is
the weak old man? :. #
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Or Gun gat Cen.
Oreoniiator Der RebpIution.


mir, 6oB idon Sobrtauienoe Dor o.
ginn Der 6riftIi9en 8eitre1nune ee.
Daltiame umlpdI5ungen un6 Dpnn-
ftienmeHiel bort feline SeItenbet mn-
rem. Bos DDS graue MLtertbum in
oiefer Sinii6t geleiItet bate, Ion6
feline @ie0erboIung in ben Sobrbun.
6erten 0ee WttteIoIterS un6 Der Neu-
0eit. Nuf ben Eriimmerm Oes bon
benz groben RllbIa @bon 1857 ee-
g~riinoeten mGhtigen WoneoIenreiHs,
Oeiien Serriher 3uerft bic @infiib.
rilng oes GbriitentbuSts geitotteten,
boiite 1858 bic Dpnoltte Wung ibren
Gbron oa1f peLher 1851 bon ben
nod iest berridet1oen Mton6fHufir-
item ungeftiir3t tuur0e. Dns 8emer-
tenspertbete aus Der 3errg1nft Der
Weon0ldufniier Dor wobI, boB lie
benz Bolte Gbinn's ben 8opF 0ttge-
5Gngt habeu, BON 6eM ii@ boIielbe,
tros toiierlihen @6tftes, beutautnqe
MIR inDer 0u heuuen berItng. Nu@
bic Observation-Disclosures babm beltGn.
0ig NIT Rebellion Ou f6nnpfen Gebabt,
wnb metIterls mar Is cine Der bret
uHrubtgen probinden Saehuon, gu
peb utO Sunau, bic geeenpGrtie ben
9ouptI6onpIdt biIben. no Der Muf-
rubr ollsbroh. Die gRf1brIiGite @e.
pollution Dor Der issigen tpdl bic Der
T0tpings untcr benz Qoiier &ien-
feDe. meI9er 1850 ben Enron be-
itiee un0 0ur1 ieine grouinme. tp-
rnnHiihe &egierlme bns Bolt erbit-
terte. Der Mnfiibrer 0er Mebenen
mar Elm gum GbriftentbMm betebrter,
ebemnliger S1uImetfter, &ungGiut.
iunn nit Womer. Suneersnotb uno
BeItiIenD fiibrten Inn Sun6erttou.
Ien0e az un0 cine Stoot mad Der an
beren tpur0e BON ieinen @@ooren
eingenommer1, Bis er IiG 1853 in
9onting oIs Glen @1ng NimmIi.
iHer 9onig) gum erften 4niIer Der
DDnnitie Eotpine profInmirte. Die
Wifiionnre, auf iein ongebIi1es
G~brrtentbum bertroueno, penoeten
ibm ibre Spmpatbien 5u uno elm
StrOm BON @eIO unO @offen ergok
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

i9Cn ebe er m Die b6ffte geiesgebenSt
R6rperihoft 0eg 9a1pOes eintrot, be.
fTefOete CT 0ffentIife Menlter, mar
Weitelie0 un0 Sprener ben legiSlo,
hir bon Sninois un6 @ouDernenr
Oes StodteS. Sn feinett ebe1t berof.
fentIidtet Wet1oiren fprift Senator
Gulom pom poIfttihen 9eben Oerger
Stnaten DGbreuO Der letter. Fiinfjio
Sabre ur6 gebettft aus perIonIpd)el
Grinnerung bieler' OerDf1nner, melhe
at SemieLben berDorrngenOe No1en
fpielteu. Mbrobam 2incoln Dor, mie
er erfI1rt, Der 2eititern Ietnes 3ebens
0incoln un0 ietn polttfimer W1oer.
foder, Der groBe 9emOtrot stephen
q. Douglas, poren 1855, oiS Der
i1imge Gulom iih Der NeGtSproris
ul0 benz 0ffentIifen 3eben 3iapdnSte
bos gldn3em6e 8peigeitirn 0es Stoo.
tee Suincts. pel1es ben Streiten
i'm P~ortefompfe oornuIeufytete Der
Nepublifaner guIlom folgte natiir.
Hh Der Bibrun9 Qincoln'S, benz er
Htdt nur nIs Stautsmannz ionOern
mi1 aIs &e6ner in ben Sauen Der
Suftio bic er6Bte 8epunOerulle Soate,
Gber CT I6Bt in ietnen Wemoiren and
Der erninenten geeubung bes ofIeinen
Rieier~ Douglas @eredtigfeit Di0er.
fobrer. Wns er ionit iiber Goote unn
2ebenOe gu fngen bat, aeifnet Iif
tcrm Ourh t~ieferes eei1idtIides llr.
tbeiI aus itrS lit DobI mebr ODER
merieer bon Dem politiifen Stono.
puntte BEG gum yStanopnt~ -sSIiigels
Der repfbltfoniffen @ortei geb0rigen
BerfoHer3 Der uWtemoiren" beein.
NuB8.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
De sRdein i6rsr Ghrs

Cine GbnIiGe, nlrr nod bel f&ou.
erIi&ere Gbot aus Oau gIeihen Weo.
tiD, ME iie bic iunee himeitihe Che.
frau beoing, bon Der tiir5It1 aus
Beter8bMre beri&tet DMrNe, bot bic.
fec Gage Gne fRnoe Sponterin Der.
Nbt. Die 1t tbrer SruaGlebre belei.
biete gbineTtn i@ob ben 6reunO hires
f&Aper ertrnmften @otteR nie0er. Cine
4eitung aus Weobri6 i4retbt nun
Cher eine Erog6bie, beren GtnseIbet-
ten taft NIT benz Retersburger Ora
ma ibereiHItiWunen. bort mar es ein
Greun6, BIER en- Better hes Noples
Der bic iebr biibf@e iuNge Grnu MnI
WtAtter nit ieineM 0iebesnntrGger
I0nee 8eit DerfOIgte, obne bic serine'
tie @usfidt ouf @rb0rung. 9ier ME
bort Orobte bic 8eIGitiete. Dem Sat
ten Wittbeilune az MAIDEN. unterlieB
es ieboh immer in Der 8offuung, Der
gerIiebte DerOe our 8efinuung fom-
men. @u@ i'm Sale Der 9ponierin
erfiiute. fi9 Sieie &offnung ni@t. Ser
QiebestoIIe Orone zines Cages IN oos
feinetDeeen Ftets feFt neridloiiere
S6usHen Oer Tt6nen MoraOiaos
8losqueS in BEN StGOtHen Oeite bel
Nlbncete setpnItiom Elm unO Srobte,
Die 8i6erftrebenoe umoubringen.
MoroDinos erfnnnt bic Gefobr, in
Der iie i6tpebfa. un0 CAB nab. Scum
ober eeIese es ibr. IiA aus ben Or.
men Oes 9eiOeni4aftIihen gu befrei.
en-, oIs fie elm Ialges TeIier ergrifi
un0 es Dem Neonne inS 9era itieB.
Damn fieI 0ie 23.i6brios Grou mie
i'm 80bniiRn Rber ben 9eidnoM Der
unb begann ibn ~ ~seritideIn. Als
Die l1nieliee pon ben BoIt6eibeamten
fortgefiibrt tpur6e, iaste lie ou ibren
tIeinen RinOern: :. 3oBt nur gut iein,
iG bin bnIO rieOer duriid, sOenn es
iiberbcupt cine @ere1tietett si6tl"
Der gbernonn beFnOet fG auf elmer
@eid6ftsreiie, bon Der er erIt in no
den 3uriidertpnrtet tpirb. Der @rrror.
bette binterIGBt etWe Gr0l unO odt
unmiinOiee GinOer.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Rrr A. wVRnlDnare.

Cbe ReceS Club, Der xsEnVpRs
Rler 2imhann Clubs ber nFtarsN
6tubt IN Rep Dorf 6ffn8s hrols@
ietHen $50 WeftgIieDern bk Gbcre
unb Dereinte barnt I'M D., %. wu0
%. StcdiDerE bes RniderbOder Erult
Co. @ebdwbes be 0eioute @slo-
modt I'M 20noe.
gu ieineN @rlnbern SdhIeN wedn.
ner Die 8. Bierpont Woreon, Snccb
8. Sdiff, George 9. Hofer, q.
9eDorb BIGtr, HoIter Wlib, Charles
wf. SdsDnb unb anOsre StRovprieien.
CT ioH ais Gtdtte OieneM, IN Der 0te
weiltOn6re t1gIi& fir furos 8eit ibre
@efhGFte DereeHen unh Der Rube
pfIegen t6nnen. Rein vGftienttder"
TT IN ben Rdumen Dorbonben, unb
BITE Telephone iin6 nuf EN- Winirnim
beihr1ntt. Worttberihts peroen
niht nneei&Ioeen unO be WitgIie-
Der b6fIt@ erfu6t, ale seI@dftIihen
@epro@e ~ bermeibeR
B6brenO lie fia I'M aIltb GufboI-
ten, tonnen tie bon StodtDerf 81
StodtUerf inu1itten unbei@reibIt@er
RrnhtentfnItune ponbeln. Gus
allen EbeiIen Der @et Fr0 bort bic
fe[tenlten 4nnfhperfe S~uIommenee-
troeet. Wes otbmet Ertebbofsuibe
aus, 10 bob ieOen, ber R@ m ben eLe.
0nnten RGltntIi6tetteN nrfh6It, cine
QtInofpb6re uFleibt, bic is1sbehingt
@rboIun0 erbetiGt.
Sober Bertreter 6x arDben 81.
nnr5intereHen IN Bon ctr. 1T Wttt.
gIie0 bes Clubs. Sbre reimlten Re
pr1fentanten griinbeten i'm. Sober
bon 0ieien Slbrern bate bos Reht,
ieinem Reidtbum gem6B cine be-
i6r6nfte NnOabI 0noerer WtiuionGre
omrDeitglieoiboft oufouforberu. Gum
9eiipiel mar e8 ben 9erren Wcrgon
wub Sdiff erLoubt, ie % WaiIliOnGre
sur Gufnabme etnouIa6eR. @n0ere
Northumberland NH neniger DtiliO-
men O,lrften sebR AanbibuteU brin.
gen, unO 10 f~hrfenpetIe nbpdrts, BIS
IoIhe @rinber an bic Reibe tnmen,
hie nur yLiiu1piee" flint bs Oebn
W1tnionen Dollars ibr eieet MertMett
urtb etner Bis brei Hrer 8renn6e IN
0ori@Lnq brtn0at buElteM.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Nrei gemts in Detroit.

Sgn Detroit lit betonntIi& Der Gobr.
preis ouf ben StroBenbnbnen nuf 3
Gents berobgeIett pOrOen. Die le.
trOiter Strobenbabn0eielIi1oit Loo
nit Der StoSt i1On ieit LANCER Belt
I'M Sample. Die letterc bate cine
eande NnoobI aIneen eeeea iie onee,
Itrenst unO idIieBLia fab iiH Bic
5trobenbnbn 10 in DIE Gnge eetrie.
ben, OnB ibr nints onOers ibri9
blieb. ols fIein beiSueeben. sic bot
Iih alIo urrter Der 4eOingune, 6nB Die
Stnot ibre RIoeen suriiddiebe, anbei
Itia gemn@t, o6t Gobrfnrten iiir
einen 0ierteI0oILnr ~ perfouien, bic
spiIhen 8 l1br WeOroeirs un0 8 llhs
oben0s siiItis finS. D6hrenb Der
Woht bIeibt bic biBberiee State, Ietas
Qorten Fir einen 8terte[0DIIdr. IN
0rott. Mber aud Sci benz srm6bieteii
HreHe oemiebt 6os ~ubIitlm ale
Observation-Disclosures. Dos W6fonimeil
usuB nod benz DoIte aur Genebmi
oiSSq unterbreitet nerOen. Dos Ofe-
htItdt Der Q~lbftimmrrne 1T notiirIid
nidt streifeIb1ft. Bern es fi9 bernus'
IteIIt, oob bic Detroiter Strnbenbabu
BEL einem Gobrpreis BON Orei Gents
beIteben fam. 10 1T es beinobe unber.
mei0IiHL oob aud bic StraBenhob-
men in monHen an0eren Stdbten
6ieie Rote iiber tur5 ODER lang tpeg-
ben betDiuioex miiFsN.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

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@eItbrter Grsiebsr.
o. gGm0 G. Irspa, Der nene aansler beI
antSsrittat SSH glsp DsrE.

Or. elmer Gusmortb 8rotpn, ser
am 8. NoDember in oos Nmt oes
&onoIers Der l1niperItGt bon New
Oorf eingefiibrt rpuroe, mar felt benz
Sabre 1905 Rommiiidr fir 0os Or.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

@btnn mar BON iebG cine @rSt.
Et6tte Der @ebpIltionen. Gus ieiner
mltbentiihen GeiHi1te beren Nnno,
len betunntlih dIter Finb ais bic If.
eeRb dnAs Gnbereu 2mbes, eriehen
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Rsmsssn slass a-taassmannss.
@snbsoieaaa,s gnasm's RaabHR sNl siH paIba
SaprhHabsFt IN p0rtfasa sebea-

Get DieIen Sobren geb0rt SbeIbu
". Gulom ols elmer Der 9ertreter
OeS Stnotes 3linois Dem Bunoes.
iennt an. or bat reiae g%rfabrlirg
TN pOItiiden eeben o%eiommeIt. 6eun
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

fiH nod Honfine. Bis mad xieHt-
fn I'M Noroen un6 TintnfidnS uMO
Su@ou I'M SIoen, rur cine tiIrde
Strede bon benz &ofen. uno Gan.
oelspIns Shongboi mH ieiner euro
pGfihen BeOOIferune entfernt, bran
gen bic Gdipingtruppen D1breno Der
n6hiten Sabre. Aber Die @rouInm-
teiten uno 6hI1dtereien, tDeIhe iie
beriibten, erfiinten Die @eIt nit
ShoaOern, unO idIieBIid geIone es
Der Megierung IN Betting, Oeren
Gruppen mittlertueiIe tbetlmetie bon
eurap6iIHen Dffisieren e~ineuerstert
psxAsn wArsn, Ner Rebellion &err ~
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-12
Gilmore County. State Of Idaho.
First pub. Dec. Is.
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior
u S. Land Office at Boise. Idaho.
Dec. 9, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Champ.
Ramsey, of Pine. Idaho. who. on No
vember Is. 1905, made homestead
entry 8697, serial, No. 0373O. for
NWh Of the SWH lots 6 and z. sec
ton "a. Township 1 N, Range 9 e,
Boise Meridian. has iled notice Of
intention to make FINAL five-year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Regis
ter and Receiver. at Boise. Idaho
on the 18th day OF January, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles o. Keefe. OF Pine. Idaho.
Richard A. Peck. Of Pine, Idaho.
Frank Jackson. Of Mountainhome,
Idaho
Edmond T. Phelps, OF Pine, Idaho.
VIM. BALDERTSON,
Register.
First Pub. Dec Is.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-12
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior
u. S. Land Office at

Boise. Idaho, Nov. 80, 1910.
Notice IS hereby given that Leon
ard T.. Larson of Mountain Home,
Idaho. who. on May s, 1909, made
homestead entry No. 06240 for Wa
NWH Sec. 80; VIZ SWA section
20, township S. range e. Boise
Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make final commutation proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the register and
receiver at Boise. Idaho, on the Bird
day of February, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Edward II. Shredder of Mountain
Home. Idaho.
Otto e. Shredder OF Mountain
Home, Idaho.
Oscar Kutzschan Of Mountain
Home. Idaho
Minnie J. Brown of Mountain
Home, Idaho.
VIM. BALDERTSON.
Register.
First pub Dec. 20, 1910.
Last pub. Jan. 20, 1911.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-12
order FixIng Terms Of Courl

In the district court OF the fourth ju-
dicial district OF the state Of Ida
no, in and for Elmore county.
Under and by virtue of authority
i'm me vested by the Statutes of Idaho,
I hereby fix the terms of court for
the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho. for the year 1911,
TO commence and be held in the coun-
ties Of said district, as follows, to-
wit:
BLAINE COUNTY-January 9th,
April oath. October 23rd
ELMORE COUNTY January
goth. April 10th. October 9th.
TWIN FALLS COUNTY-Febru-
airy 18th, May 22ud, November 20th-
CASSIA COUNTY-March 9Th.
September 5th
LINCOLN COUNTY-March goth.
September 18th.
Said terms Of court to convene at
10 o'clock a. m. on the days above
designated
1t is further ordered that this or
der be filed and entered OF record by
the clerks Of said courts in each coun-
ty OF said district, and that the same
be published two consecutive weeks
in a newspaper published in the re-
spective counties.
Done at chambers at Shoshone,
Idaho. this 22nd day OF December,
1910.
EDWARD A. WALTERS.
District Judge.
First Dec2s. End Jams.