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eraf committees win. be glad of any
suggestions for Improvement in the
material or social welfare Of the COM
muntty. The annual dues are very
low and pay but a small portion of
the expenses OF the Association. Ev-
cry person who spends a week on
bustin's Island benefits to at least the
amount Of dues asked. Please pay
them to the Treasurer. Don't wait
to be specially invited to work in the
Association You are already elected
ask someone else and help along
such lines. as suits you best. We are
all here on our vacations, 1t is true
but each can help to make the vaca-
ton OF someone else happier.
Three rainy Sundays in succession
have prevented DR.. Pidge from open
ing the annual series Of Sunday ser
vices in the Grove which have always
been such a source OF pleasure dur
ing the past fifteen years. When the
B. i. G. A. Is able to build a covered
assembly room IL will be no longer
necessary to omit these services when
IL rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sim of Cliff
tondale, Mass, are visiting the Mil
lers. Mr.. Sim Is the President OF the
National Sweet Pea Society. Around
Boston he Is known as the Sweet
Pea King" But sweet peas are not
all Mr.. Sim grows. He is the largest
grower of violets in the country. His
hot-house tomatoes and sweet corn
appear on the table of the best hotels
in Boston.
The Island Inn Is more popular
than ever and the unique dining
room Is a favorite with many from
ONf I'll
tastily prepared and 'capably served.
tween steamers the Island Inn Is one
OF the best shore dinner trips in the
Bay.
Miss r. A. Rideout and Miss Bea-
trice Rideout OF N. Y. city are sum-
mering at Camp Bluff"
Miss Julia Macdonald OF Newark.
~. J., and Miss Almina Jelly OF the
same place, arrived last week at
their cottage, The Midwood", TO
spend the remainder Of the summer
on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. u. Soule and Miss
Bertha Soule OF Boston. Mass, are
spending few weeks in the Bean
cottage"
Miss Alice Smart OF Minneapolis,
MINI. was the guest Of Miss Gwen
ydd Weller last week.
Mrs. w. Fisher and daughter So
phie. Of Jamaica Plain. Mass. spent |
a few days at the "Bustinhockheim."
The Fishers have been visiting at |
Peaks Island. Me-, for a week.
Go to r. 8. Davis Co, Portland,
sell a large share Of the cottage fur |
for Casco Bay. Adv.
Among those who are missed this |
year are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph New |
hall Of Salem. who have spent their |
vacation here for several years. Their |
many summer scquaintances Iwere |
saddened when they heard of the |
sudden death Of Mr.. Newhall last |;
winter.
Mrs. Baldwin has been q constant
visitor for years at Bustins. Last
summer she was accompanied by her /
Mrs. Thomas, and the lat |
ter's small son, Eben, and the latter
also endeared themselves to the
many who learned to know them. All |
viii be pained to learn that Mrs. |
Thomas died recently Of acute J
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Cliff Island
Aucocisco House.

The guests keep coming to this well
known hotel. which is filing rapidly.
Among the new comers are: Miss Mar.
guerite B. Clark and her sister, from
Brooklyn, N. Y: Mrs. Carol Van Ness
and her baby and maid, of New York:
Mrs. Carlos Cusacks, with her two
young children and maid. also of New
York. who will be here all summer
Miss Winifred Bachelor was taken
suddenly i'll and was removed 20 Or.
Cousins Hospital in Portland a few
days ago. She was Immediately oper-
ated on for appendicitis and her con
dition is rather serious.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Named for General wadswortb.

Fort Wadsworth in New York har-
Dor Is not named for Capt Joseph
Wadsworth, but for Gen. James Sam
uei Wadsworth of Geneseo, ". Y.
General Wadsworth raised a regiment
when the Civil war broke out, served
with distinction. and was killed in the
battle of the Wilderness. In his mem.
ory the name of Fort Tompkins was
changed to Fort wadsworth.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
New TaIkIna.MaehIns seeora.

Taiking machine records made By
photography will be the next develop.
ment In the reproduction of sound.
invented by a Russian named Lifs-
cnitz, new machine has been made
which, IL is claimed. reproduces music
and sounds of any kind with perfect
clearness. without any rasping or
scraping defects. The records are
made entirely by photography.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
slide BaekI

Backsliding. indeed can tell you
on the ways Of most Of us 90, the fast
er we slide back the better. Slide
back into the cradle. II going on is
into the grave-back. tell you: back
-out OF your long faces. and into your
long clothes. II is among children
only and as children only that you
VIII hnd medicine for your healing
and true wisdom for your teaching
Ruskin.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25

The first book plate for the library
OF Columbia college was made In 1895.
IL was designed and etched on cop
per by Alexander Anderson. the FIRST
American wood engraver. while he
was a medical student-Dietetic and
= Hygienic Gazette.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25
Sunset House.

Many guests are now at the Sunset
House. There have been many new
comers during the week A very en-
toyabIe dance was given at the hotel
last Wednesday evening. between fifty
and sixty people attended. The music
was excellent The arrivals last week
were Miss Nellie Schultz, Miss Vance
ana MISS Louise Funk OF Philadelphia,
Pa; Miss Edith Yaten from Mt. yer.
non, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse
and Mr.. =. II. Holden of SomervilIe.
Mass.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-25

2. Motor boats may tie up on the
north end Of the float for not longer
than one hour, but must put out q
stern line.
3. Row boats may be tied up to the
back or ends Of the float, but no boats
or gear are to be left on the float.
The rules were unanimously adopted
and as all can see that they are neces
sary, 1t Is hoped that all will cheer
fully observe them.
The association also approved the
suggestion that the cove near the
Bibo cottage and that near the res
taurant be cleaned out and that 9
flight of steps should be placed sc
that bathers could reach the beach OF
the latter.
The report of the treasurer, Mrs
Chas. Brainard, showed that the asso
citation raised and expended for the
benefit Of Bustin's last year, about
$500, and that there was at the be
ginning Of this season $3.50 in the
treasury. Twenty-eight dollars has al
ready been expended in putting the
float into commission.
The officers OF last year were re.
elected unanimously on the recommen.
dalton OF the nominating committee.
Dlittees appointed for the season fol-
low:
President, Dr. F. w. Mar: VICE
president, Mr.. 4. w. TuttIe: secretary.
Miss Louise G. Bracket: treasurer.
Mrs. Chas. Brainard. On the execu-
tive committee are: Mr.. Fuller, Mr..
Grant, Mr.. Brainard, Mr.. w. G.. Rus
sell, Mr.. Elmer Hosmer. Athletic
committee: Mr.. Elmer Hosmer. Mr.:
+. b. Russell. Mr.. J. B. Kelsey. Mr..
Jack Pidge. Mr.. Chas. Bacon. Public
float committee: Mr.. Tuttle, Mr.. Full
Ter, Mr.. Obear. Mr.. w. G. Russell, Mr.
Brainard, Mr.. Ray, sdr. Bibo. Mr.. Cup
py. Religious services: Rev. J.. b. @.
Pidge, Mrs. Hosmer. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs.
Brainard, Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Pratt.
Mrs. Lancaster. Entertainment com.
mittee: Mrs. w. G. Russell, Mrs. r. w.
Mar. Mrs. Twiss, Mrs. Parker, Miss
Greul, Miss Hosmer, Mrs. Grant, Miss
Wellington, Mr.. Blaisdell, Mr.. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Brainard, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Luke. Mrs. Pratt. Miss Richard.
son, Miss Bacon, Mrs. Clarke, Miss
Weller, Miss Miller, Mr.. Donald Hos
mer, Mrs. Gowing, Mrs. Pidge, Mrs.
Lancaster. Miss Fuller. Miss Starretf.
Mrs. Orne, Miss Macdonald. Miss
Gould. Mrs. Kelsey, Mr.. z. b. Russell.
Miss lie Maistre. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Is spending the remainder Of the sum-
mer at the Twin Oaks cottage.
The Entertainment Commfttee of
the b. !. G. A. held q meeting at Bus
on Friday afternoon and
arranged the following program for
the season:
Tuesday, July %. afternoon whist
party at Mrs. Boem's In charge of
Miss Lucy Bacon.
Aug. .. Entertainment by the girls
and boys In charge OF. Miss McDon-
aid.
Aug. 8. afternoon card party at camp
In charge of Miss Rich
ardson.
Aug. 9 Bustin's Island Fair and
General Muster At the Basket Ball
Field In charge Of Mrs.. Russell.
Aug. IL. evening card party at the
Restaurant In charge Of Mrs. Brain
ard.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Ouerb9lOen0e IOrife
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6n aoDarenoe Sale al
6ritbjOf Nanien.

Seuoaa Ben 10. Mai iamIeoes
poa Den uorite 8pimin1 }lfersbu5
10000 @pnO % @pin6er til et
5orioarAtuone ionl man ingen
Sinoe ti0liaere bar fer 0}aae til.
9lnn0t 9alerne bar oaiaa aoro
6oosforifereu 6rit5iof ]danien. "a
ban nprnieoe iia Ioleritolef, 6leo
San 6ilit meo 6iIfenoegiDelier, Iom
itfe mites at ifu0e toge Gn0e.
san i%tnltoieoe Dem ifeIge qIioens
Ce9n" ielo oeo meo froitia Roit at
begpnoe i'm 6oIe:
gtorife aoiuoer og @en0l 8i er
moote fren Der I Gag Tor at Dprne
ON oct. ION iitrer ,o5 Dor 5ri5eo,
Dor sclDitpnoiabaO % Dor Selo.
beitemmeliesret port 6oriuar. 86i
Iorioaret er ensbet1oettoe meo Sri.
6eoeu, SeloitGnoi96eoen og Selu6e.
itcmmelieSretten Oct gGloer ! Dor
Eio. iom Oct bar gGGot / ale 3t0er.
Ger gaar qeunem &eroen to tore
9eppapIier. Den enc er 5reoens, Den
oHoen fmoe iea iriites til at foIoe
9ri9ens. Cen f6rite 6unOer i Men.
ncifets poIeite 5uitinfter: 5omie-
lelien, 9roOeriGlelieH. 8i igler ale
at set at pore ger0enS6orgere CT
66iere og iterre, eno oct at bare
Statgborger. aonife fan Oenne 81
leIie eHonng fomme til at beber-
Ife 8erOen, ioo al arig bIiper opiat.
tet iom goraerfrig. 9epGgel en-
Dofier Dag ior Gag. Zen 6Gres
frem Of cole Meno % aOinOer.
Men ogiaa meget al 0ationernes
9Cfiolo ioIfes UNDER Oens Sane, for
0i De tror, at pe0 Sielp al Den ifal
oe ilippe fri for BorioaretS 8pr-
Der.
Gngong fan falrife Ger Gi0 tom.
me. at Menneife6eoen ier poa al
aria iom en- 5orboriif &oa6eo.
Nlen oen 5io er life enonl. og be
Oeu. iom life Icoer / i'm eacn Efo.
men / en- If0. iom fife er.
Zen onoen itore @eopeelie, ION
goor aennem geroeu, bun6er fan.
life life / De roIeite Suitinfter, mer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Gpanscli Snrpc.

gn Somling poo sig SoImer
% o~anoelige Songe meo Ro6er og
unoerIngt Eetit. iomt en- iprifiIt
aorofOeling meo 10 uODoIgte Stpf.
fer for bIonoet 0irfefor.
9ogen er / 6ormat iom Sange.
rem oe bnobmoen / ioliOt iortSbir-
tingsbino meo aors og Sorpe iamt
EiteI / Sub pao 5oriiSen. Tris
$3.50. @eo EartiioIg til 6oreninger
% Sonefor sipes ieooonIie &obdt.
1am. 2utb. BubI. Soue e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

min0re emo ct mt 7Dnoiti par n60.
uenoigt i aino. Sea %forisgte at Di.
lie boin, at Oe Heiormer, Fan toll.
gere 6oo0e giort fla til 6aGsman0
ior. Dor 6leone inoiofte, men ban
ioore0e flln, at Qtdudurerne maatte
bort
Seq trof bom enonu enqang lam.
me 9(or (1901) uu0er en- %fineiiif
Observation-Disclosures 96em Dotf.
San baD6e miitet noget al i'm ling
Ooms 2ipIigbe0 % forefom mig no.
get %befDnret o9 pn9iteIig, men ban
Dor enonu fro moo ben friitne Gro.
Or. Gun bor uOen 8oipl gennem
en- Rpffe nf 2lar iomlet Mioler til
oenne &ebolltion, og Nmerifos ai.
nefere 6nr qibet itore Summer for
at biGlpe 6am.
I'll fine f6rite 5oriag pao at rel
Ie Ell Rcoolition 6oo0e ban ioaet
Miolerne ira 6otpaii-9ern og
&%ongfon9. San 5nooe 6srt al O1is.
iionererne % onore Nienneifer pnn
6oioii- 9erne, boorle6es man Der
bop6e afat en- 8ronning, Der mao
life life oar let ioa lem iom Den
ti0li9ere @nfefeiierin0e / aino, ioo
oct bar life ioo mrrfeIiat. at oct
6leo bam, Der aiorOe DC fsrite 6or.
Jog pad at ion &e9erin9en bort.
8eo at 9ioe affdlo paa 9rpiioent-
ooer Den tineiiife Republif
til 5oroel for en- olp0en bar Or.
Gun oiit iig iom Den ~opri9tige oq
.oIporIige friitne5pOrelanosoen. bon
err.
Sea for min gerion er fe0 oper,
at ban CAB aifol0 pna 6enne Boit,
men bon bar fife begrabet iig ielo,
ban 6ar %inarere iomlet aina til at
6liue en- Gn6eo. &ois ban IeDer,
fan ban en0nu 6lioe ct ifinnen0e
2ps i 6en fineiiife Repu6lifs 81.
Sboo enten ban er / eaer
itoeufor Gieneite, oil ban alti0 pGre
en- 6eppqcaoc Strait { 0ationens Pin.
Ii9aepoer. 5 Is 9tor bar ban Der.
ret ~iorpait ira lit Qano oa / Den
80 ioGOet i beitanoi9 2iDsfare.
Ter bar engono, 6n iea bnTfeoc,
at ban ifuloe pqre blepen en- Gpan.
6orfprOer. Men er ban tro
moo SUB o. fit 2an0 unoer mrop.
renoe 9riie, ifoI iea oare tilireos
mco. at ban ianot 0en 8Io0s. 6oor.
poa ban ifutoe tiere.~
ar. 3q6l."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

Set er oonfeliat at 6eifrDe Den
Stemnina, iom fom til llotrof III.
Ser 0ouien5 Gale, 6e0oer oct /
nrontc 9foo. ~llitonoiclig bIe0 ban
.af6ruot al 9raporoob % itormenoe
9ifolosptringer, ino ban oitc 1aooe
punifeli0t oco at fonme til OrOe
igen, % oo Surrnroabene par for
itpmmcoe, paagncoe 9ifotoet meO
iornDet Stprfe igen. 9rioooeml.
iiffcn iitemte ga, ri elifer bette
Qan0ct, % 6ele 0en pGloiae 6olte.
moSic iona men. mems ale bIotteoe
&ooe0erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28


itul0e o%fillltte eli 9aloeI, oeo bull
fen Den gngre 9rooer5 ltn0erifriit
bar ngOOen0ig.
0ette bar fun ct gaaiflio for at
faa Dam bort ira ainu. @fter at
ban onr fomGnen til 9onoluIu, fonl
9ro0eren life blot meO 1rusIer
o%oerfor bom, men opgreOe Jig be.
itemt oeo at 9ioe 9an genge.
I'll ifoit ife6 De fiaeiiife ariitne
en- Gum iammen, ina ban funoe rel.
ie tiI6uge til 8inu % itaOere til
Brait. Gengana 6opoe Ban nemlig
en- itGrf DISTINGUISHING ON, at 6on
fflI0e pare en- @pangeliets 6or.
tpt0er.
SaaleOes i%ortalte Suu.gat.Sen
mia ieIO, efter at ban onr fommer
biem til aino.
5oi5 Der Oeagang DoDoe oaret ct
tiIfreositilleu0e teologiif Semina.
riitm / 6ongtolg eller Stanton, o1
bpis Scr 5aDOe pnret nogen til At
uroeritette 6on, par Sun.9at.5ea
maaife bleoen en- al i'm 6ios met
berslnte RreOifonter, paa @runO al
ben maonetiife 01ugt. ban boooe,
til at ioa SHoflpoelie ooer O}enne.
ifer og oin0e Dem for ariitu5.
Qlen eiter no9le MaaneOer5llpirf.
iombeo beilutteoe ban iig til at It'll.
0ere ReOiein, Der altio bar itaoet
/ 6ei anrs pos aiaeierne % i
&dng npit eiter @rnitegerningen.
s Here aor itu0ere6e Sun-Dot.
Zen iaa Reoicin peo 2p%geifolen /
&on9fong.
Oct par ion6ipnIigpis Oeo Den
3io, Dan 6egpn0te at iremigre line
Soccer ON De Reformer, Der BAR moo.
penoige / aino, og / al SemmeIiQ
beo at Gagge glaner til Den itore
OmpPltnina. Der M bar fuHOet
Steo. Get Dor ogioa poa bette lio5.
punft, ban agitereOe al iDriat
blanot Tine aammcruter. fileifife
@rriter % onore. Ser ! set i~fiulte
bar iooret til BANS sane / omtrent
% 9lor.
Der 6leo nogle 2lar eiter aiort ct
6oriea paa at 6emGatiae in aan
ton. glanen tom 10. OF 2e0erne
LAP mco 100 o. npppc ira oct
meo ocre5 2io; Smt.Dat Zen par
lige oeo at bIioe #taget til 6an9e, d
nogle al DC aritne bIeo 6alS6ng0e.
be.
Si6en oen Gfo bleo 1r. Slm Ell
omooHfeuoe 6lpltning. aI0ri9 lit.
fer poo life at faloe / Den fineiiife
8cgerings aIer, Der bnDOe at Ell
flor Gum pna bans 9ooeh. San
bleD. ION befen0t. ooerIiitet Al oct
fiueiiitc @eianotIfa6 2on6on o3
lap nm Us pco 2r. Cavities 2li..
itrenaercr err. Der en1ara bouoe pa
ret 6aHs 2prcr i 0onatong.
Chen BEN Iio fom ban life NE.
re oabenl0it til 0onaton8, % BOA.
oe 9leaeringen + ,Sapan og i Soma.
fong par tonnque i'll n nu8tc 6anl
at op6oloe ia inoen ior 0crss Gue.
mGrfer.
Ter lif after Ell 2et eIor. og ie5
iao 6om fife fer ! l9ol Saa
6%rane.sfo.
San f~ortalte mia 0a, At intet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the ehurehly attest, we now offer our new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE no. 304
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de-
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 colors on ex-
ceptionally tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 7Hxl1k
inches. They are executed in the finest Chromoithography
Each folded in an ornamental envelope Of extra strong
quality
Prices-Single copy Is Cts, l boz 1920, 100 copies s9
net postpaid
DAN. IUTH PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

ben. Gen eneite MouOe, ri far
un09on ben poa, er Deo at ie Der
ret / 9inene. 5 Dor 3io uOoiflet
9egioeu6e0erge fig me0 ruien0e
Salt % 6aren fon opre nprmere.
emo nolen amer. Zen eneitc Il.
iiat nj bar til At 6ppe Dor 91eutrali.
tel. % bet pil iiQe Dor 8ri6co oa
SeioituH9iq6eo cr peo 6ipfp Al ct
oooaent 5orioor til 2anos ol til
9on6s.
7ifettanterne Tiger, oi fan fife
f%oriOore os. Men ieg letter iterre
'2i0 til Be S%oqfDn6i9e, % De iiqer:
Ri fan ao0t forioare %, noor hi ba-
re bill. gi moa Forbereoe o8 / q.
be. Get er FOR lent, at reiie 5orioo-
ret, noor 5oren er Ger.
@or aDit 6p6er qo6e naturli0e 9e.
tinaelier nor ct Dirfeligt 6oribor.
Yien set foiter store Dire at iptte
2otf0et / Stono til at bragg 8or0el
al 0isie 3aturbetinqeIier. ga, oct
moo foite, og BET ifol foIte, for ri
Oil. at BET 1fof cores (2on9bnriQt
8ifol0 on 8roborod6).
5or'Dorsni6iliiterne tiger: 8i bar
inaen 3ntere5ie al at f%orioare os,
oet bar bare oe 9}ige. 6oa0 er oct
Oo, Der ifal ioripores2 Gr oct 8en-
Qeiaffen? 1}ei, oen florer iiq nof.
6oor6an oct Qoar. Oct er Dor Sri
6eo, Dor Seloitproigbeo % ltoi.
6Gnaig6eo, ri ifol iorioare. og ie8
oeeo life, at BET er Sc RiQe, iom for
TORT 6orOel al oi8ie Sober. Sngen
oil li0e mere unoer fremme0 9lo9
emo De 5nttige. 5or ingen oil De
fren1ndOe Sfutter bliper mere trpf.
fen6e emo netop for Dem. 0g 6oi8
De tror, at oe / fremme0 @olo ifol
Hippo Militori8men, BET oil iiqe
&prnepIiQt, ino toger De fell. 6or.
IfeIlen bIioer bare, at mems De MI
tiener Oere8 eaet 2on6 / nogle forte
Tiger. oil oe ga fontnle til at tiene
ct nnoet 2on0 / Sen mangeoob6eItc
Ii6.
8e Tiger oneo me0Militorismel"@
Oi5ie 6orioar8ni6iliiter &ooo me-
ner Be mco set? Mener Sc neo meo
6oriporet, ina Tiger iea, neo meo
Oen1l CStormen0e Gililutnin9). 0fi.
litorisme - oct 6etp0er at Militp.
ret / ct 2an0 er oct 0ominerenoe.
2tt iige. at oi6er I 9onoet bar no9en
Wilitnrisme, BET er 0en melt fegnaa.
tige Gale, iom fan feres. 8i oar
ipn0et meqet / acknowledgements
fer 6iennnc, men / Ben Aetning
lbur hi I 6oert 3olo life ipn0et, at ri
lbar giort for meget at Bet.
Get er npbnt, bpa0 6oriporet
bar bait at iige FOR 9egipen6eoerne
I 1911 od 1905. W}en Ser pr nn0re
9lor, ri fun0e income, 6n ri intet
fun6e u0rette, ioroi 5oriooret loo
neoe. 2oo life IIiQe 2Gar fomme
igen.
e Gem omfring i @atoaaene.
ic 6oor mutt 9onoct erl Oil no.
gen at fremmeo Stag ifa( oaie ooer
qomle ~9fferSbus2
e}cil Rel HeiD
Gao os oQe iom en- itoa ianmen
ON 0rttc, at pi til ii0ite 9~loosOraa.
6e 0fl for pare 0ette 2on6, iom er
port 2ao o5 iamles / oct, at ri
GLADE % gerue oil 6pre DC Dire.
ioni De Soafonoiae ii9er er no0ocn.
oiae Tor at 6oloe port 6orDar
Stano. Goo oct @rlmOloQ ptl iea
beoe Gem oGre meo / ct IpHae Ieoe
Rorael
-
Set er %oonfeliat at 6eifrfDe Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Skal Du ReiSe2

Hvis du tanker paa at tage en- Tug
til Gamlelandet eller sende Billet Ter
~slegtninge, da kom . Thu, at VI / On
Rakke af Aar har solgt here Billetteg
end nogen anden skandinavisk Agent |
Chicago. vi salger Billetter paa ala
de sterste og bedste LINER og SKATER
wore Reisende Plads 1 Smaakahytterna
uden ekstra Detailing. Altid godt Rel
sefolge. PENCE veksles og h~jemsendea.
Kronesedler kJobes og salges. ALE
Oplysninger faces we'd Henvendelse IA
wort Acknowledgements.
, Evangelisten Publishing Society
1926 Fullerton Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
LIZARD BUTTE,

Mr.. Walters father and mother,
who have been visiting him, have re-
turned to their home in Missouri.
They enjoyed their visit very much
liked the country here, but say that it
still looks little wild.
Mrs. Archie Johnson is seriously
i'll at her home near the Butte. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. Chas. Taylor has gone away
to work in the mines, we did not learn
where.
Miss Jessie McClusky is recovering
nicely from her illness.
Mrs. Davis daughter is here from
Kansas, making her mother a visit.
There was dance at the Davis
home last Saturday night.
Halloween soon-look out for your
hay derrick, Harry.
King Brown is working on the tele-
phone line.
Chas. Stephenson has rented about
20 acres of his homestead to Archie
Johnson for three years.
The railroad, which was to be COM
pleted by the first of September, Is
only about half done, and nothing
doing. What is the matter, boys, cold
feet?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kinney spent
Wednesday in Caldwell at Mr.. Dick
ems.
Mr.. William Shupe was business
caller in Nampa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are enjoying
visit with the latter's brother, Mr..
Grout of Colorado.
]. H. McClenahan and F. E. Parke
were advertising taxpayers meetings
the past week Mr.. Parke was at EN-
NETT Friday on the same kind of bust
ness.
Mr.. H. E. Allen made business
trip to Cambridge, Idaho. last week
He is we'll pleased with the country up
there, and is thinking some of locat-
ing at that place some time in the near
future.
Owen Grim spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Clyde Schoonover, in
Caldwell, returning home on Sunday
evening with Mrs. Grim, and Winnie
Parke, who drove to Caldwell after
him.
Gladys Allen and May Schaffer,
from Lower Fairview, visited last Sun
day at Mr.. H. f. Aliens.
Julia Allen and Ethel Staley had
birthday offering Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert and children,
and Mr.. Grout. attended church SER
vices at the Presbyterian church in
Caldwell, Sunday evening.
Henry Luceman, who has been
working for Will Schmitt the past
season, left last Monday for his home
in Nebraska.
Mr.. ad Mrs. v. ]. Chelburn and two
little sons, of Nebraska, are visiting at
Mr.. Pechanec's. Mr.. Chelburn is a
brother of Mrs. Pechanec. While
here their son, Harold, had the mis-
fortune to get his finger caught in a
pulley on the hay derrick, which bad.
~ bruised his hand, which necessitated
the amputation of the fore finger.
Mona and Veta Fowler spent last
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Shupe's place
Winnie Parke was a guest of Mrs.
Charles Grim Sunday evening for sup
per. 49,,
Mrs. Grim, ST., and Mrs. Wilson,
relatives, who have been visiting the
Grim families the past few weeks, left
Wednesday after a most enjoyable
visit in the Franklin district.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Parke were Cald-
we'll business visitors on Wednesday,
! Mr.. Thorpe. formerly Of this place