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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department of the Interior. United States
Land once. Occur d'Alene Idaho. April IS,
1912
To Aibertus Jacobs of Boomers Ferry, Idaho
Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Thomas Hol-
linger, who gives Boomers Ferry, Idabn, as hts
post office address, did on January IL, 1912. file in
this office his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation Of your
Homestead Entry No. 0l9SS, Serial No. 019SS
made October 22nd, 1906, for Ma sWk, sEA
sW1z, Sw1< sE1z Sec. 9,Twp. GIN, Range E,B. M.
and as grounds for his contest he alleges that
Albertus Jacobs the entryman, has wholly
abandoned said land described for more than
six months proceeding the date Of this contest
andlhas failed to comply with the homestead
laws OF the u s. in the way OF residence and
improvements.
You are therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this office as
having been confessed by you. and your said
entry will be cancelled hereunder without your
further right to be heard therein, either before
this office or on appeal, II you fall to hle In
this Office within twenty days after the fourth
publication OF this notice, as shown below.
your answer, under oath. specifically meeting
and responding to these allegations of contest,
/ OF If YOU fhll Wlliln lnht tlllc W uit III tulh
office due proof that you have served a copy Of
your answer on the said contestant either In
person or by registered mail. II this service Ii
made by the delivery of copy of your answer
! TO the contestant in person, proof of such ser
vice must be either the said contestants writer
acknowledgment of his receipt of the copy
showing the date Of Its receipt. or the AFFIDAVIT
of the person by whom the delivery was made
stating when and where the copy was deliv
cred; If made by registered mail, proof of sucl
service must consist Of the afidayit OF the per
son by whom the copy was mailed stating whel
and the post office to which it was mailed, AM
this AFFIDAVIT must be accompanied by tn
sostmaster's receipt for the letter.
YOU should state in your answer the nam
of the post office to which you desire futur
notices to be sent to you.
w. II. BATTING, Register.
Date Of nrst publication April 26
| Date OF second publication Mays
| Date Of third publication Mayll
Date of fourth publication May is
Date OF nth publication Nays
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

material. Then. too. the fatter the ami
NAL the more efficient relatively were
heterogeneous feeds.
The most interesting and important
part of the entire test was the rela.
tive cost OF gains with the different
feeds. 1t was not surprising, there
fore. when 1t was found that the ration
containing nitrogen invariably cost
more than the ration OF corn alone.
Furthermore. the relative cost of each
100 pounds of gain was less from the
lots receiving shelled corn than from
tAe lots receiving rations In which
nitrogen formed part The greater
rapidlty of the gain, however, the high
er quality OF the product more than
offset this difference OF cost.
Professor Mumford concludes with
the statement that the results of the
experiment for many years and with
various kinds of cattle clearly indicate
The great value of heterogeneous feeds
In maintaining the appetite and in Sc
curing satisfactory gains during the
latter part OF the feeding period
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
Sheriff Raids Standpoint Hotel.

The LenoX poolroom and hotel
at Standpoint was raided by depu-
ties from the sheriff's Office last
Saturday night. A bottle of
whiskey and several bottles of beer
were found but no evidence was
secured which would go to show
that liquor was sold in the estab-
lishment.
Sheriff Kearns visited Boomers
Ferry Saturday evening and it was
rumored that he would conduct
raids upon places in town where
it is claimed that intoxicants are
being sold. la is claimed that
evidence had been secured by Rev:
J. Martin Rhodes and that five
warrants had been issued by Justice
of Peace O'Callaghan for the arrest
of several citizens. Justice O'Cal-
lahan states that no warrants were
issued from his court.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
DEBS IS SOCIALIST NOMINEE
Meets With Little Opposition at National
Socialist Convention at Indianapolis

Indianapolis, May ls-Eugene
Victor Debs, of Terre Haute, Ind,
was nominated late yesterday as
candidate for the presidency OF the
United States by the Socialist con-
vention.
Emil Seidel, formerly mayor Of
Milwaukee, was nominated for vice
president.
Mr.. Debs was opposed for the
presidential nomination by Mr..
Seidel and Charles Edward Russell
After the result of the first ballot,
which was, Debs, los; Seidel, Sc,
and Russell, 81, had been given
out, Mr.. Seidel moved that the
nomination be made unanimous
it was seconded by Mr.. Russell,
The only other business transacted
was the adoption of a section Of
the constitution which places the
party as taking a decided stand
against violence as a means o.
winning in the war between the
classes.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of H. F. swartwood deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate OF H. +. swartwcod
deceased. to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first publication
Of this notice, to the said Administrator at his
home in Boomers Ferry, the same being the
place for the transaction OF the business Of said
estate. In the County OF Bonner, State OF Idaho.
Dated this 2lst day of May 1912.
SIDNEY SwARTwoOB
625-6.15 Administrator
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

For Sale 80 acres of well i'm
proved orchard land, 7 acres in
bearing trees. House barns and
sheds in good condition. Will sell
at $40 per acre, stock and machin-
cry included. Cash or terms. In.
quire of J. L. Washburn, Copeland
Idaho. Sill Il
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
BLUE GRASS FOR BEEF.
Interesting Experiment In Feeding at
the Missouri Station.

the Missouri Station.
1t remained for the Missouri expert
ment station to conduct a careful test
showing what feeds could be most
economically used in connection with
blue grass. says Orange Judd Farmer
The work was done under the direc-
ton of Professor +. b. Mumford. The
main object OF the experiment was
10 determine how TO most rapidly In
crease the weight of cattle during their
fattening period and also how TO inn
prove the quality of the beef. Repre-
sentatives of the Hereford. Shorthorn
and Angus breeds were used In this
test. They were good cattle. and were
high grades. containing from one-half
to seven-eighths pure blood
The average of the FIVE years work
shows that where heterogeneous supple
mentary feeds were used with young
cattle, the rate OF gain was greater
than when corn alone constituted the
sole grain ration. This is In line with
other tests OF the kind and was to be
expected. One explanation given by
Professor Mumford is that the larger
gains resulted because OF the palatabil-
ity OF the supplementary ration. result
ing in the consumption of larger guam
titles of feed. II was quite fully demon
strated that 1t is highly profitable &c
feed at least limited amount OF nitrog
enous food during the latter stages OF
the feeding period. particularly Il
cattle that have been receiving grain
ration consisting of corn only.
The character OF the food had grea
deal to do With the quality OF the beef
as shown by slaughter tests. Ii wa'
found that where heterogeneous ration'
were used. the beef was of highel
character than when corn alone wa'
fed. 1t was also found thnt more uni
form and consistent gains resulted
from the feeding of some heterogeneous
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
THE HoRsEMAN.

In order to have q horse stcpd
while you are getting into the
wagon never touch him with the
whip until you are ready to go.
Wheat bran and oats are what
make the bones strong In colt.
Hay should never be combed
from the horses locks with a
currycomb. 1t makes them nerv-
GUS.
Colts and mares which have
been on pasture all summer
should be fed little grain daily
for two or three weeks before
they are changed to dry feed for
the winter.
If possible every horse stall
should be six feet wide and nine
feet long. for then the animal
can turn around and lie down
comfortably. The floor. too.
should be nearly level.
Never try TO get q horse to
eat more salt by mixing It with
his grain. Put II before him
clear and nature will tell him
how much to eat
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

The housewife can thank her lucky
stars that the sugar trust did not get
its jackscrew under prices when she
was canning strawberries In June
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

With many OF the western breed
ers and fatteners the Aberdeen-An-
gus breed OF beef cattle is a warm
favorite. They are gentle and doc
lie. adapted to early maturity. are
very hardy ana will Withstand ad-
verse conditions as well as other
breeds. The cattle are extra good
rustlers and thrive well on rough
age alone. They are good breeders.
and the mothers supply sufficient
milk to raise their calves. The
steers are second to none for the
feed lot. and In looking over prize
winners at various shows 1t will be
found that the Angus are there
with the goods. The Angus COW
herewith pictured is an excellent
type OF the breed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
COUNCIL GOT LA GRIPPE.

CoHpr1l is 1use recovering tor:n l very SoTsEe dstack of Ia grippe whlei, 0t:e Etefn%T sayp Nome Ia hiamed f.t scAdlnx orer there wIth some wit nHsaAs who came hepe to EsTe evidence h the trial ot Staten. Billie EIms, candidate for the legislature, waa An. other who picked Gp the tptdanaIc hero, Tho sickness is now almost gone. Mir. stelac- estimates rho 4umhsr of win. ter residents at Council ~ atrout no. Not much mining Wprk Ia being lone although Dr. KitleAon has put 4lite B crtw to work proHpecHnE- ssreral dispIteA which Hrhse from the Atas- Ing of fractions lazt spring hsrc hecu arTAnEed bS cUGRprom!st.
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LAWYERS ARE
 STUDYING BILL
EAR ASSOCIATION IS GETTING READY TO MAKE kEeOM4
 MEkDATioN3

When the E1Te Bar AABnciAiI0n meets next Saturday several reG0m neniiMlfons VIII be made for pTep&nt' atIpn to the legislature hr JIncAI. Al the last meeting members oe the aa- sociation were regqchted to study tho Eill for the purpose ot learning prs. cisely tha psweTs granted tc the les- isiaturg. hIuch d1TeFenDc of Gpihiun h evident ampnEst lawyers on IhS question. Aon1c believing that tho IDg- izIaturc wII iHve considerable power while ut!lera believe 1t can hardly do anything LuL mako recoznnSudSt tonz.
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aoeclar Hvaa asSVIaA

apeclsr Nvs1Aa essVIsA.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Mrs. EanrEs HaIdern- a woman wto novse in high SodIery circles. has been nrrsstsa for amuxEflng and has aipclossd th" ex. iatsucs of s widespread cohspTsry for smuggling Into Inc country. Many o' the IarEeat drees-nzking estahli4h- mehts in Npu York ATs named Aa par ties to ll1h ooMAptrafy .zMd soms tIrth- CT sensational dSveI0pments are Gcr' tain t0 coma
 Mrs. HaIdTsR's huzIGad IS an cmi' .nsnt lawyer who haR ofEice8 ;n Paris London, and EaW FcEk Aad who has rAprcaented many wealthy and fash lcnahlo clients iH dinarsnt countries when international iawH were InVplV
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lmportsa Almond WRfar4 ak ps.,r.
$1o.Ouo FOR rEArn

'rhc +usc # 5ohnIiusn pa ths p,m r-.r Miu!Hx Company reeARs h SrFA,iEe fA:t that the mzxuun anI,Iln .'f d1ulazeA IhAt Gan A N. luvrrt.i rruHI rmpIuyerk tor dsath h AlSsEA an,i tho atAtA of Washhwta ia $l0.R1j. while mlCh EMfs esn ts r%S"v~rrd fur m Accidmt If A AesswA kl1I. 1I,c frAn1srg of Lhs lAH rN- n~s,lIy believed that Inc mah wAs fs- s-rIYHs Injury deserves mare thAh .ta. relatives who loss hln AltAzeIhAE
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HAD RpuuH TRIP.

iMnL,Is, I.,rlIner A Go. hzd au tL' rN+dIIlsI, VrnIEh trip yeEtcrdAs aeaOaa- ing ID II letrphpn1 rsA9zaKe Ef0di'H frun thgn hy Frank DeAh Fh% tn's nInH hours su nlnke tho jDuFr4f D. tx.gu Chose'H rua dhousc aHd .tAb u k rnHdIDns%. q distance Uf 24 xnlIRA Hd~ AnoT through which fnay nAu ,lp.,xl, T,ts the chLft impeachment
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TO ,sakQsPECT ANVIL

Edward Johnson and company art iaRlng A" SRthl rn 5 below on AnvI creek and wiIl prospect zpme nsw ErHJud there Owing tn Inc s+rlk1 Mnde on the Day Etats groHb q Gon. siderable Lmouut Ut interest haa baer aroused In t1Iat section and many ex! poet 10 Aec several other strikes YnaLt thers lIefere the end os iho winter,
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STARTING ON
 BON VOYAGE
OUTFIT ahlPpED AND FAMcus
 CLAIM SOON TO BE OPENED.

l. ThA Don VC$aEc ciH1m will EUcn tc the RcGne of D 5CtiFal Of activity. A ETeae portion nf zu extEnsiye outfit was Ehtppsd Sut yestsi,dAy ni1d tho actual w1Elr of snlnlnE will InFln tr H very short tEHe.
 4 few man have heGn employ etl there for some time. getting ready Louis HtsrsusoH delayed operations until q snowfall r0ndared $J%iEhtlnN n& tlAcaln%FF and BuIrhliea easiaF and rhsapaN :.
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PR0GRESSIVES OPEN
 THEIR HEADQUARTERS

reHHraC1IOp Of hiS pArty Hot~"N .+.r.A,nx ti.e crnEhlnG d6fsnt ue''F- ercd In the e1ecd6ns
 n sssrns to be the hope nF tn"1o Y,wxhsrS of lhe paEty who Etet sn*'F ,a. fer here that many qusstloHs VIII aJiss during ,he coming HdrHF'.sn- .,op of whlch they can make cAp''AI.
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BOY nohn.

Al m 'ariy hour this m1Tuaa@ AAs ln,Ily Il.v w.Ls burn Lr MrE. EnshA. Tth Vt ]. t', l;ulEe. at Easi ThlFd alrs#. Dr. Mustard. aHsialef hy DT. NsunIlr attended and 1.HSrts Elptter and child tn I.r I.rua: r+ssLng faTDrrbls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

AUBURN. N. r., Sept 22-Ths H+Hrst ekposs of Iahn D. Arehhuld praa1lsHs Co result in actlon being tuk an by the CenirAI Nt< York confer. enes Of the Methodist EuisconaI church condCn1nInE the Etannard on prfAldent. Atr- ArcAbufd la preetdsr, of tht board of truatsea nE ayracusa uUiyrTEtty and g deacon of ths uhuruh
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eHssiaI Nsgest eArVle~

WARRINGTON, p. c.. Dee. H. Pre.Ident Tnft today told ConSrcAs- man Humphrsy that hs whi Elgn the order removing the cuEt9ns hUpss frorA Port Townsend tU ssnitla A srropr effort has HeAn made by Seattle through itp Dptlir b0dLes and through the congressional dAlVkAl1un t1~ aom~ ti1na to have ih1s aIterHtLon sKeefed but Port TUWUsend ~Ie,V made stsn- uuun effort to retain the Onheh. Ore
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MERCHANTS AND SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE SMUGGlERS

d. By tha trnyeHne of hiRself et,d l4s wife between EuToPc and uha county on legsl business the ~uUar becRMc &amllIer with all Ina tricks smplA1sd to defeat tho cnAtoms "f- aesfk aha became shaesa.d H'ilh the I6sh that a xrdAt fDriuha cacI1 bF fnAhS 'hy smuggling rich dress goadi into -ahe United EtRtea. Bhe succeed e6 AE1y in KtIitns uWners of dreSi 1rAktnE establishments iuterezta1.
 Her ayTe1I came after an indictment when an investigator wss made. Ser. erAI of her So-r0nsplIators wiil prob ahiy bc arrested within 6 day or two
 MA.M laiA anaa Ak 4pnAaa4tA AzrnAAI
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HW IN WAnERa.

t'r''l Weller uF The Board ot T,.s. n"N hGI1s the suIu of sTeo Ehkoh ,. I.'er ~Ne"rSd uH the hAsaban p.,.. ''d"aru" evening. A ErAm0AsoO, amount If IItteraBt Ia being ruAh.e..,., amt Hn "NrLtLnE rimA Ia cartaln
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TIE rt,alB pAll-v Nu0o6E. !D5scEMBsR !z: -.
MISS0URIAS.
 FOR ALASKA

,,+~eormAd by alnaoAl any ma" s-.r.1 In the nBning t'us'rtHs 'n .souISsa..Ara AIa'hS, and 'h+ ne" .S .s.
 .H,.. w,n be confronted with t"a hTso,;,ty of 1lrut s!sdylnE the 'n"p A Alaalxa and then t''s positions '. 0T,,y. eannsrisS. hHtrhsrles' e'e'
 irou,.vsr. MT. Hanklss EnS %"''" .usbtrter ot HFr, TAfs
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sTakIhQ AoHsoK.

N, j, Il.Wu hnR been aPHsnt 1c1 " ra s4 couple, ,rf d4IYE atahng lh' ".q Ia IIuI,mu ,ereek tn prepRFAt'on M moving thr Arctic do!d I
 t,ur.tnnys dredgn ta thHt pae
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
SEATTLE TAKES CUSTOM
 HOUSE FROM TOWNSEND

advantage un the sidz of Seattle "aA that tt eoC;d shVW how ths SEo7"HE of vea.aIe at Townsend rliner seF"nna- ls ,nt4rtersa xiLh pahsenKera and iie shipping buhiness itself
 Yhe people or Port TawnHend h'F- pyer. are Hure to set up an A%1uI nn~l EfIvn they receive infTrnas""i Ht '"r prAndsntA dseiSson-
 EmAA1aA Fru Frpu Haf~'a st Po- LakA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
MISS MARTIN
 TAKES, LEAD
s+VERAl LADIES ENTER LET
 IN CONTEST FOR QUEEN.

Several new nSN'*s APpeur aI"''I's"' tne AspIrants to regal hnnnrs s"aAf and IlLA voting evidently ufrnmh'E wArm. MISS Ien.l1r Af7rtIn 'HLra iIrFt nIacx with 70U vnteE and Mrs Bertha TbOnpscn, who was IlTSt yeSser. ag, Ia third. Miss Kathryn Hayden is srG- cnd-
 Altar next Monday nLi ihG c1n1I l. dates having Ifsa than 1.0eo wiE n'" te vuhliHh&d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

&rpGltI Nuupak ]Sf@Fsa4
 r WA6FaINGTCN. paC- ll'-Frc1'1eh' TGft haa appointed Curl F. HHlIEieH 2l Missouri, asEistWnt aEoGt or A'aH'u' fisfseTiea. The position Ia ons of F%rs Ettle ueefr1peah ana rather Eo''u anOlum@ntz. The duties cOIld he
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4nAnlAI hIAnrat AArttaeA

Special rl1ucst AArSAs@
 CHICAGO. Dec. i2-Th0 prosFas sSvcu have established Parnian0n' headquartsrs on tho aus&Hston "l Theodore Roosevelt and A campaign will be hi once begun 10 reOrEAnlze thu party. Mr. Roosevelt gill! ddcl"Tes hIuself dele5minsd t0 fsRbt tor tne
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
AT THE NEW gAoLs.

Did L4sEEs HuHasr Kys anA tss ea tsssnA Athsrton nousAen ~tAl,hsy. niskIIlsd sHrih9 isl4-tRQs hsunht |, hend and rsdassd so % per c1ut, |, 4 q SsssrfhsmA hy inc hsssi~ ., ssllsA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
OPENS NIGHT SCHOOL.

Jahn Hancock Ias dPcided tn hpch l night school In Ihis cEty. le wili ha conducted upstairA In tie h4uar on the northeast corner of F5rsi and D streets. Several UIbteclR VIII be taught,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

oMck MpHE PRE4lbEkT TAFT IGNORES cLAIM@ oF AlAa'
 kAN3.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
BASEBALL NINE
 MADE STRONGER
SEVERAL CHANGES TAKE PLACE AND Eo0Mka AND VAN SICKLE
 WILL PLAY.

Fred HnniSs 1H nut ot town RIsd Prt- erson rlay not ld here when the I,aar : ball Kht11R against Fort Davis r1n4s or tdt1hoiTgF evening. Burlay iakas the toTn,eta plare nHi Petersen |. named as R substitute. Capt. C'uUr1bs Van Sickle and Csgool hare been added and wIII s:rrnEth%n Enne rr,n. 9ideFablY.
 The team In rrrtrarnt .hP KeRnIl Club in haHkk bull %lIi mt im ;4e NruME us the one thAt cHrEi&l NuIRr B cPlQrB Inst Friday and fkafa arc en- tSTtaEned ihNt ths Fnrt may carry ofI tho hoEprR
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MAsoNs ENJOY TAEMsEasEa

Tbr Aias;.,ILc sec1Rl gtVsn in sos uf tlve order Last evening A"s ? M .niaSntI. affair. MoFo tpAn wrrr 1ien$eut- na1IhB' eAr M anu sn.r rnstina%s weFa inh1
 aud nll yn,rl alsa. uccnsion 3 moA t.nc. Tl.. saria1 Hka tnc n aeaHrn A.I.i uuAny athera MI
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ImpertsA PaAu Psau HS" ist's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

E.cI.. dance Saturday 2 F A
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#.aI apple aIasr At Lsf'"''
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Lut.hsk d Lsb"tAn'H.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-06-14
Press Paragraphs

~ W. ~-~<pN~F$NsfNr>a
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Mansfield are
in Pendieton today.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones visited friends in
Pendleton yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson spent
the week in Portland.
BorD.. to MI. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Scott, June l3, 1912 a daughter.
M. H. Rice, the Milton insurance
agent, was in the city Wednesday.
Harry Coomans is taking in the
Rose Festival at Portland this week.
The Golden Rule store sells up- to-
date merchandise at the lowest prices.
Miss Mary LaBrauhe is home from
Walla Walla for the summer vacation,
New telephone poles are teing nut
in the line between this city and Wes-
ton.
County Commissioner Fl. M. Cook
burn of Milton, was in the city Tues
day.
E. u. Koontz, W. P. Littleiobn and
B. N. Hawks were in Portland this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r. Taylor went
down to Pendleton on the morning
train.
A. Barnett, of Weston, assisted the
sales force at the Golden Rule store
this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Watts has returned to
her bome in this city from visit to
friends in Southern Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross were in
the city from Walla Walla this week,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Willaty are in
Portland this week. attending the Rose
Festival and visiting relatives.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin. who has been afflicted
with eye troutle. is improving.
East Oregonian: Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. jess Vaughan at their home
In Pendleton, at eight-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Miller have
moved into the residence reoantly
vacated by Charles Belts and family.
For Sale. One Hodge header, four
header boxes and four nets; for $3.50.
Mrs. M. A. Rush, Athena. Phone 257.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell were
up from their raEch near Pendleton
Monday, visiting at the Caplinger
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallan spent a portion of
the week camping on the Umatilla
river.
Fred Koontz has been employed at
the Pioneer drugstore this week during
the absence of the proprietor, Mr..
Hawks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson and |
Mrs. N. G. Dickinson and daughter
Ruth are visiting friends in Ukiah
this week.
Miss Gladys Hays has been up
from Pendleton for several days. Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Berlin.
near town.
A racing matinee was given at The J
Walla Walla fair grounds Tuesday af-
ternoon, which afforded sport 10 lovers
of the racing game.
The many friends of Mrs. OaplingeI
will be pleased to learn that she is
gradually improving in health. with
per manent recovery assured.
Charley Smith says that the rains
Of this week mean 30 bushels OF roast
Ing ears to the acre. He has fine
field of corn on his place near town.
The Golden Rule Store has received
a new shipment of white and tan
Ladies' Oxfords in button and pumps.
81. so values at So. so; 81. 90 values at
$500.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

06904
Carson City. Nevada. Land Office.
March 21. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Chauncey W. Griswold. of Elko.
County of Elko. Stat. Of Nevada,
has filed in this Office his applica-
tion to enter under the provisions
IF Sections 23c6 R. S. U. S. the
following described lard, viz:
The Southeast quarter of the
Southeast quarter (SE4 Of SE4)
of Section Thirty (3O) Township
Thirty-four (34) North, Range
'Fifty-five (55) East, M. D. M. con-
tanning forty acres and situated
within Rlko County. Nevada.
. Any and all persons claiming an-
versely the lands described, or de-
string to object because Of the min.
eral characterof the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal
to applicant, should file their afr
davits of protest in this office. on
or before the 18th day of May,
1912.
Louis j. Cohn, Register.