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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17

| We call attention to the adj. q
the high school commencement
concert in another column. TIL,
event j. billed to take place 81
Friday evening, May Oath.
4 The Modern Barber Shop III
Broadway, next door to Rice'i
pharmacy, has been reopened b,
an up,to date barber Bath rooms
in connection.
| Mrs.AA Allies and her daughter,
Miss Dora, will leave next Monday
for q visit 10 the old home at Cali.
fornia, Pennsylvania They will
be absent for about month.
Jack Garrett and family have
moved To Boise where Mr.. Garrett
has taken charge of store. Allen
Wilcox, Of the Wilcox pharmacy,
and family have moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Garrett
The Epworth League will meet
with the Christian Endeayor soci.
ETY. Sunday evening at the Chris.
tan church. The subject to be
discussed il ''The Resourcefulness
OF the Spirit Of TRUTH The ser.
vice begin at 7 p. NJ,
A telegram was received ON
Wednesday Of this week stating
y. X. Hunt, father Of our towns.
man, E.F. Hunt, died at Lawrence,
Kansas, and that interment would
take place at Peabody, Kansas.
Mr., Hunt was known to number
OF people in Meridian, having Wis
1.-THE here for some time few
years ago,
Word has been received of the
death Of William Il. Harris, at the
home OF his niece at Lowell, N X,
on April 2lst, He was ~ years Of
age, and his relatives are all in
New York state, He was one Of
the Oldest pioneers Of this section,
having come to Idaho ine1S62, and
later settled on the Amack place
On Five Mile. Mr.. Harris was
mason Of long standing and was
buried with masonic rites.
The manual training department
Il the Meridian rural high school
8 doing some work along practical
ines. One Of the fine jobs the
,oys have turned out recently is a
OF OF 400 pailings for ia. Watts,
ghich were planned and made in a
1orkmanlike manner. The rural
Ugh school work should be and is
and the need is demon.
trated of still further instruction
the line of manual training.
his can only he acquired by a
'ade school, and as Judge Dun.
ar said, in recent article in the
lines, there is crying need for
uoh school in Ada county.
Edward Powell and James Creek
ere in charge Of an outfit of II
'ams with wagons filled with
,rapers, camp supplies. etc, that
1T Meridian Monday morning for
10 Eagleston a. Matthews camp
ear Mccall, in the Long Valley
ountry. Powell Il Creek have a
lb contract for five of the fifteen
lies to be finished by the con-
acting firm, for the next extern.
on of the Idaho Northern rail.
ny. They will spend the sum
or there, and will return to Mer-
ian this fall, bringing the horses i
lex with them. With the large
mount of railroad and irrigation
ork this spring. there is a great
'mand for men aud teams on
Instruction work throughout 4,
,uthern Idaho. y
IL
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17

School closes Friday.
The fourth grade is having ex.
aminations.
The third and fourth grades will
have a picnic Friday.
Miss Cunningham, the second
grade teacher, is improving in
health.
Floyd Adams and Guy Culver
are absent from the first A on ac.
count Of sickness.
Miss Pains, Mrs. Adams and
Mrs. Badley's rooms will have a
picnic on the lawn, Friday.
The sixth and seventh grades
will have picnic on Friday, the
closing day of school. Refresh
ments will be served to the win
ners in the school contest in phys.
iology and arithmetic by the losing
pupils.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Meridian and Vicinity.

heifer DR.. H. +. Neal. Meridian
w. Howard Dawson of Boise
vas visiting friends in Meridian
on Monday.
Mrs. X II Dunlap Of Boise il
visiting this week with her daugli.
ter, Mrs. John II. Baird
The Young Mems GIee club will
render special music al the Chris.
tian church Sunday evening.
Wool sacks and Irvine for sale
BY Meridian Hardware and ImpIe.
ment Co.
Buy the Maynard shovel, for
sale BY Meridian Hardware and
Implement 90.
Wanted, Poultry OF all kinds.
Call mp Ind. %, Meridian, Idaho
Hens, per pound, he.
Il. II Hunt and j. +. Baird are
attending the Roosevelt conyen.
tion at Lewiston this week.
Miss Apal Burns, who ID EN-.
ployed IN pharmacy at Notus,
Idaho, il visiting at home this
week.
Misses Casey and Maloney were
guests at Sunday dinner at the
country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James LaWler
The date for the high school
commencement has been changed |
10 Saturday evening, May 18th, at
North Methodist church.
i am agent for the Lee Lice
Killer, for poultry and live stock.
Call or phone me. Ind. 27s Red.
!. A, Watts. Meridian.
For Sale Heavy young team,
weighing about 3400 lbs, Will
sell separately or together. Phone
800. A. >. Hadley.
For Sale One 3.yr.old mare
colt, two 2-yr.old horse colts, one
yearling Jersey heifer, with calf. ,
Phone 1874. Meridian,
Miss Ethel Casey will leave in
Few days for Greenyille, Illinois, !
aud Miss Maloney for Butte, Mon.
lana, to spend the summer.
Miss Cunningham OF the public
schools Of this place, who is in the
Alfonso hospital at Boise, is re.
ported as fast recuperating.
Meridian community 10 ready !
10 say good word for the man ,
who 10 ready to say good word !
Tor this community.
The woman who sends out of 4
Meridian for everything" may I
loon have to send her husband 8
,ut Of town for job, v
A good way to increase the pro. =
portion Of farm taxes in this !
county 10 to decrease the value OF .
tore property by buying away, a
Mrs. Guy Remington and baby '
eft on Tuesday for Shambaugh, =
owa, where Mrs. Remington was !,
allied by the serious illness of her =
ather.
The Christian Endeayorers met
{ the home of j. Nj. jackson on N
friday evening, After the bust. n
less session music and games were IL
nioyed. 81
4 A. Shoemaker has accepted a N
osition in the Wilcox pharmacy. b
In. Shoemaker and wife have al
aken up their residence in the sc
vans house. g,
We are pleased to note that the g
enial countenance of Ivan Rice is p,
gain seen behind the counters N
{ the Rice pharmacy after pro-
racted illness. Pi
,osT-One lady's black and gray
Lriped crayonet coat between Me-
dian and Mrs. Aliens place q Al
niles east. Finder please leave at
h. buttons Office. :,
c. B. Van Ausdall. instructor ID
music of the public schools, al
i'll leave for bis old home at al
thoI, Kansas, in few days for pI
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17

Cards are out announcing the
arrival of Kathleen Grace McFar.
land. The young lady arrived on
Monday, May 18th, and will be at
home to her friends at the resi-
dence of Percy and Ethel McFar-
land, Weight nine pounds. Percy
is wearing the smile that wont
come off.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Apple Blossom Excursion.

The Trustee Company of Idaho
located in Boise gave an apple
Blossom excursion to the Man.
vile fruit farm near Ustick last
sunday Several people from
Meridian and Nampa attended,
while more than 200 people from
Boise accepted the company's in
vitation. The apple blossoms
were in their prime and the or
chard presented a beautiful sight.
The company treated their guests
e apples, ice cream and cider. AS
our readers may know, the Man
vile orchard Is being sold under
the unit system.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17

Meridian Lodge No. AZ, A. f.
and A N held very interesting
session on last Tuesday evening
which was attended by an unusual
" large numbes Of Masons, and
much business of Importance was
transacted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
BIDS ARE ASKED FOR ISSUE
OF COUNTY FUNDING BONDS
BY TREASURER RITTERBUSCH

homa. on the 2@rd day Of March.
1912.
Said bonds will be sold for the
highest premium bil Said. bonds
VII be delivered to the Judgment
holder unless they sell for a prem
ium. then the Judgment holder Will
receive the amount of his judgment
in cash, instead OF bonds Bonds
will he delivered after the sale OF
the same has been approved and con-
firmed Bids viii be received in
writing at tue Office OF county treas
urer Of Logar county oklahoma al
Guthrie and and after Aprfl 9th,
1912. anG until l2:00 noon. April 10,
1912. Said bids must be in an en-
closed envelope and marked Bids
for Bonds. which viii be filed in
this Office All bids must he accom-
panied by certified check OF $250o00
payable To F. w Rterbusch, treas
urer.
Said bids will he opened at 1:30 p
m April 18th, 1912. at my office in
Guthrie OKLA.
The county hereby reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids Dat
ed Guthrie, OKLA April ath 1912.
F. w. RITTEi&BUSCH.
County Treasurer, Logan County
A good typewriter Tor rent: phone
$50 6l5 East Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
PARK BOND
|SSUE: IS
VALIDATED
CITY COMMISSION PASSES
ORDINANCE PENALTY
FOR LOlTERING

The oity commissioners met thls
morning i'll regular semi weekly
paeetng. passed TWO ordinances anu
transacted routine business
Ordinance Against lettering.
An ordinance prohibiting loiterlnk
around public buildings depots ana
places whore liquors are being sola
and gambling $ beng carried on
was passed A dne OF not less than
S5 nor more than s100 and imprlson-
menr not less imam Ave nor more
than thHty days was maze ta9
penalty The ordinance win be ~
force after Today Il appears else
where III The Leader.
PARK Bond issue Validated
The commissioners also passed an
ordinance validating tHe park bond
issue Of s1a00 000
ttndor the construtt Of the law
as given by City Attorney Tihbetts-
thirty days must lapse before ne
ordinance S Of force and effect or
account oe the emergency clause that
must te attached.
Bonds Nearly Ready.
Word was received rom the Me
}Iahan oond company that the new
bonds have 0eeu autographed aud
viii he ready 10. the signatures OF
the proper officials soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
WAS GRAND
JURY LILLE
GALLY DRAWN?
JUDGE HUSTON DlSQUALl-
FLED IN CHAPPELL CASE
MOTION TO QUASH

Attorneys John Deeereuy and
James Hepburn have filed a motion
in the district court 10 quash the
Indictment against Will II Chapel
The. set up in taeir motion to quash
that At least one member ot the
grand Jury was illegally drawn. They
also aver that the evidence addnced
was largely based ON hearsay and
vas nor sufficient upon which To re-
turn true hill The motion to
Quash wul be heard next Thursday
before a special judge who will be
designated by the supreme court to
hear the ease Judge Huston dis
qualified himself to hear the case on
account OF being a material witness
subpoenaed nv Chappell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
OKLAHOMA PRESBYTERY
To MEET HERE TONIGHT

The Oklahoma Presbytery Of the
United presbyterian church meets az
the local church ON this evening at =
o clock. The sermon viii be preac n
ed by the retiring Moderator Rev ~
A WhitehiH. of Roynton The preShl
terry viii continue in session through
nnr Wednesday with popular meet
inc ON Wednesday nins a WhicR
brothers Wallace. of Blair. Miiiin o.
Oklahoma City. and Timing Of Tui-
sa will give short addresses AT are
inNifnI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
BUTLER TEMPORARY CHAIR
MAN NEW YORK CONVENTION
y, Asslclated Press J

Rochester y 4 Apll 9-Whether
lhe del gates g the Republican nu
Uoua, convention sbal. be instructed
for Tatt was fhe az ascion 'pon which
eleven hundred ana fgty delegates to
the state convention dhided ST. the
INST dar $ session
Senator Root ana mis- forces favor
ed an instruction for the president.
Chairman Barnes favored an unln-
strueted delegation ON the ground
tnat Ii is conceded the delegation
viii he favorable "a Taft
The convention ratitied ,he seleo.
ton of Dr. Nicholas NIurra, Butler.
las temporary chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
FRICHTFUL T X A c. f d Y
TAKES PLACE ON MISSES
lPPI, NEAR CAIRO
---~-~~
EASTER MERRYMAKERS
GO TO WATERY GRAVE
When Two Steamers Collide Near
Great Seventeen Bodies
Recovered

Cairo, April Am excursion steam
er bearing three hundred Easter holl-
day merrymakers coIldcd With an
other steamer al If O'Clock this morn
ing. III sank within mile OF the
great dam.
All the passengers were thrown
INTO the water
1t is reported that TWO hundred
persons we're drowned
The number Is not known definitely.
Launches picked many from the
water.
seventeen bodies had been recoy-
cred at ; o'clock this afternoon
The collision was caused oy 4 mis-
apprehension ii signals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09

The attorney for the Sutherlin bond
syndicate of Kansas City made a
FORMAL demand on Treasurer Ritter
busch this morning for the issue of
$4,000 Logan county funding bonds.
I'VE have contract for those
bonds at ) 10 per cent said the at
torney "ani ! now make formal de-
mand for the bonds.
And I refuse To deliver the bonds
10 you" said Ritterbusch.
The Sutherlin people will mlnda-
mus the treasurer. il they win l.o-
gan county is loser more than $40
600
MIR. Ritterhusch. true to his prom
ise. has offered the bonds for sale on
April IL.
Following is his official notice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
WOMAN AGAINST
WOMAN" IN CALIFORNIA
(By Ass s9ciated Preas

San Francisco, April 9.-Reurns
from thirty-six towns in he town
electi ms held Monday throughout
California show ,hat twenty-one vot-
d wet and fifteen dry.
The feminine voters attitude to-
ward tneir own sex candidates was
remarkable
In almost every instance the wom
on car lidat-s were beaten. though
In many townships the womeI corr
pose over half of tho total Fote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
CLEVELAND OIL MEN BUYING
UP OIL LEASES IN VICINITY OF
MULHALL--PROGRE OF WELL

leases cau sqr $3.50 each Taey viii
begin drilling withip tRQ months.
Armstrong owns three wells 10 be
Cleveland oil fell He says he Ma'-
haH sands aHe the same as they er,
eountered jus" before SIR Sing oil at
1926 fesJ in The Cleveland Wells
Peonle ar NIulhal are highly en-
tbusiastic and more leases VIII be
made his weed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
NOTICE OF SALE or BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that as
treasurer OF Logan county, Oklaho.
ma, | have for sale Thirty seven
Thousand (S3700O0M Dollars worth
OF Judgment funding FIVE and one
half q l.2) per cent. interest hear
ing bonds of Logan county. Okla
homa. interest payable semi-annually
which bonds were issued by the dis
trict court of Logan county, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-09
Main Levee Breaks
lRp ASsOclated Preas.l

IL ASSotihiCU iEA~.'
ST. Louis. April a-Memphis re-
ported this afternoon that the main
levee had broken near Go.dsn Lake.
Ark, fifty miles north.
The water is spreading over vide
area
Memphis. April 9--North Of here
thc river is falling.
TO the south il is rising rapdlN
Thousands Of men labored ali night
in the Yazo0 and Delta territory
strengthening the leyees
Breaches at g bends are imml'
nent. Hundreds ot villagers and farm
ers in the lower threatened territory
are ready for instant flight
The government, Red Cross and as
soclated charities have Joined in
solving tho serious problem OF ear
ina for the thope nda OF homeless
and hungry refugees
Whool. lg cough has h"okc out
amono the refugees children al Tip.
tonyille. Two have died
Provisions have been carried TO
thousands o' sufferers in second
stories and the Mill to2r ot Riigley.
by skins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Cine 5erHfabrt i'm Rstorbspt.

Se4s Rann In einern 9aotorbool
bdbeu iiItl9ft cine 8eiie semaht, oi,
an Die Seeiohrtsn zines 4oIuntbu,
unS onberer @elhuHiegIer Gus aben
teiierliden 8eiten eriHnert. sic tub
ren om %. De5ember 1911 Don Del
Seebaien1tabt Bepue,itb in @nelanl
aus ut6 apapen am 81. Sonuar in
Safen bon Bernautbues m 8raiiIier
iiahbem iie nit eirer Dur6i4uitts
eei9tpin6tgfeit bon 140 NeiIen pr,
Gas $500 NeiIen aurisfselest bat
ten. Die ~2insiseta" DO heiBt ba
Tsotorboot), spirS Surh einen Ben
sinnsotor Don 80 PS bespest rnb III
stponsie Dieter lang. Sn Der glitt,
befinSet ii6 = ipie mir In Der n@pen
ing Raps" IGen - ein @einiatur
IG1ffsraum. Der. ais Die feds unter
i1ebmunsauitisen Idnner bon 8er
mouth ausiitbrens ein GoB Butte
Sspolf 9rote bon ie Elm RIogramm
@etptdt. uiersis $fiIosromm &oaIl
seef, iieben Sad 4artoffeIn. aipetSad
Stoffifh. 1900 otter Bdiier I'M,
ulebrere &iItden urt Grauben EN-
SieIt; auBeroem befanSen iid OaIelbl
1900 2iter 8ersin IN 400 aunner
unb 400 RiIngramm VS6mieroI. Eii
.1insueta" bat am 8oriteben ein
s Tseter Tonee unb ia Useter brett
Rabine fir ben aapitdH uno am See
eine Q Meter Ionge unS ~ Vletel
6reite Ganmer fir Die 1eannihaTi
Der 8tped Der uerpeeenen 5dbrt MAJ
Die grprobung elmer nelten 0fotor
forftruftion. NIT tpel9er bic u2in'
giieta@ uerieben lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Md)tiges SHred)eR.
sssss bic aiatisfsiL aHitse Rixssx ssS Fsass
hes SHseus aat hasH saszbaltsH.

Die Sprn6e lit oas tuihtiafte Ustt.
tel 9eiitiger WaitteiIuns. Der Meuid
beoarf tbrer nidt bios 5ur DoriteI.
lung feiner 8oriteIlungen uno Sc
oanfen. ionbern aud our @ntpidluna
Ieines @eiItes. Die llebd, Die eine
feblerfreie Sprahe niht ermogIiden,
iinb besbaIb Elm SinSernis ebenio in
Der Gnhpidlung 6es Settles nie in
ber DariteIlIng Der 8orIteGunaen
unb Geoonfen. 9ie Sanon betroffene
Berionlihfeit bletbt 6aburd iotuobl
bonitarote uneeeisnet fir 5teIlun.
gen, bic iouit bon ibr erreidbar ND.
rem; aIs aud unbraudbar fir ieben
StauS 6es aeieIIi6aftliden aebens.
Die 8urael pieler Spra9eebreten
Iiegt in Der &inoerItibe, uno es mub
letoer geiast ueroen, bab oiele 81.
tern, beionberS ntele 0eiitter, aqes
oa3n tun, nm bieie afterbIiite our
entfdltlntg uHb gntpiGuns au brin.
gen. itatt iie init itrenser Sano sp
unteuoriiden un6 ais3urotten.
GO fam ni6t Hadbriidlid eenue
betont peroen, tuie ipiftig es lit, bab
Elm Rin6, ihpn bepor es ipreden
lernt, nur bon folden Berionen I'M.
eeben lit, bic eine refine un6 gep1blte
ausfprahe bdben. Die Griehen fpa,
rem CUR 3eit ibrer bodIten auItur.
periobe pon Der @idtiefeit oieier
WtaBresel bollitdnois 6urd0rungen
uno umgGbeu ibre ainber itets nul
nit iolben Sflapen, Die cine refine
9llsiprafe botten.
Sour 6as ridtiee 8eiipid fam oos
&ino CUR uebuns i'm ribtigen Sprc,
den bringen, ubo beion0ers 6as 81
ternbaus lit Sas bette 8orbilo inbe'
3tg aitf 6as Spre6en. @iro 0arnui
sebnIten. Dab i'm Sauie itets gut unO
ribtie gefpro6en fpir6, 10 miro oaa
bon felbit auf bos Ssino iibertragen.
es miro ebenfaGs gut unD ridtig
Iprehen lernen.
9fiifihlage tperben trosbem nidi
ausbleiben, 6enn iobaI6 bas Ri16 nit
anOeren airrOern in 8eriibruns tritt,
auf Der Strabe, alf Dem Spielplase.
In Der ShuIe, miro tpieber Der Nad'
nbnungstrieb tpirfiam uno riittelt
an benz 9run6, ben 6as Saus eelegt
Bat. Sc feiter biefer ge1uorben lit.
oeito tpeniser tpirb Der 11nteans mii
an6eren, iprabfid i6ledt ersogener
Rinbern @influB setpinnen.
eber nid]t aIlein 6ds ri6ttge Spre'
den, Der Son Der Sprode lit es.
tpas ben eebiIbstsn Menf6en fenn-
seidnet. 8iel mdbr ntiiBte aud i'm
aIleeneinen oif 6ie Meirbeit uno
Sdonbeit Der 5pra@e aeadtet tper.
ben, aIs es ieDbft in uHisren sebilbe-
ten areiien sd4idbt. Bir Iafen uns
fait ole Su fe9r barin seben. geie.
map6 lit au ait, 9ier nod gu Iernen;
nnS nur, tpenn Die alten iebem
Se1biHaut, 9oppelldut anS WitIaut
6as ssben, tpas Sbm snfontntt, tper.
ben aud Die Sunaen rein un6 ihon
fpreden Iernen. SIT aber einntaI bas
Sarhe einseiibt, 70 Sann nur anSau-
ernbe. eeipiiienbdfte 1iebuns bas
8i4tise an feline SteIIe iesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
GiSenbabn Seittabelle.
0eIaissre, saGasaaRa nab EeHera Daku
SH araft ben %. SgHt 1906.


SH araft ben %. SaHt 1906.
eEsIiS-SriSst 5eraHtsm far Rsn gsrE
sm 2.05, $40. sos. 8 90; 1920, 8sTHa.;
f2.i0. 3.25 nHb $40 aa&mtttaas. STR
RITZ serf unb pbtIabsIpbta, um 500 BERN.
2.A0 anb 3.35 Ra&mttidas. 8fir
SsksbaHna, $40 RaGmtttaas.
9arsIlA -GaE8 E8aHale um is. 6.25n g. 100
Rot., t.55. $40 uab ii. .f0s7aG Gmittaas. Sir
BIuabamten, Glmlraanb Al niftsnIidtlenen I'm
t0.f0 Rer. aHt LOS RdGm. SIR Cspeac
@sraenfe uHb Utica. um ifs uHb 6.25 Rsr.:
I.55 gfd6mtllaas. OsHeas. GsraeuIe uHh
attta 3as TIN 6.25 Wor. I6uii tSaItt, dusas-
ssR.HieH SsHHtaes. Hfir MeHtrcfs TIN 900
R6r. f!05 uHb $40 RdGm. Ri&sIfpn Nc.
esnssbattcH. una 400 Rdmmitidas. Bins-
tansbteHa aeeem sbatieu I'm 6.f 5Td6miiiaas.
: 1IeesasbHra Gibifisn-grIdAiS Scranton
fHT 7srlbuaibsrlanh nm 6.35, 1920 Rsr.
i.55 anb $40 RaGns. Ghr wIyHisuib nm 9.05
Ra&miitass.
SonntaassSAee.
@HsIf&--Bar RES Sort nm 2.05, 800
Sos nab 1920 RsrstHs, 3.35 aHh 3.4C
Ranm.
asrhItdl -sHr 1u#aIs Hm f.f5. uni
6.25. Rsv. tf.55, $40 uub ff.f0 Ra6m
5hr 8tHsbamtsH uHb 3HiF4snRaitsHsH, .0C
Sub 1910 8ermiitaas.
1IssmsbHrs StbiifeH-Bsriaai@ Scranton
an 1870 Rsr. anb 6. 40 Ta6miitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
ss6abaHaa q Bbsmins Ballet.
(eaureI Rtnie.)

3ntlGtu Scranton Hnb @iIFss. Barre.
i3iias seYiaHen @rdutsn nm 00, 2. %. 300
100, 500 anh 600 Rsraens. Nm 5.A0wRors
Stns an Ds6tntaaen unb ane uamfeiasnbt
lRdnsia RtHateH, uHb I'm 700 WrSaeus an
SSnntaaeH HHb alis Ha&FsIatHts aSaniia Mt-
auirn bic aHb tulIaHss 10 40 Radis. ID aBiI'
ess.Sarre III 1iHutsH fbdtsr aufemmtnb.
Grsresihae, aHy IN ptttsssn anbalisub. ssr~
eaHea SuaHlea aue Stnnse ,i6affG, ansaes
ssmuen Ssaaiaas uat Htifriassn, ssH 7.fS
1sseens sis 7.fs ateabs aHs tFeNtn tnaDtl'
ses.oAyve 30 RiRalea fp6tts tia.
v'CeAesss Cieaa snif6sa SeYaHisa. Ras Ute
Sasss eaaa S4sS, SeteSsbaFa anh DaHHers.
Gtsss SasysiaH sas S6ssssskeyake 3aes
Ssss % avsst sn 8. SHItfsO7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04

BeraoISete TsetaIaesenftdnSe pust
man om beIten. tnenn man Tie in
beiBem Baiier, in Incident man ct
mos setpobnIife Sausieife aufgel0it
bat, mittelit elmer 9nbrtbiirite aus.
pdidt. reinist unS bann in erDarmte
refine SGeeipdne Iest unb trodnet.
Ga& 6efn 2rodnen putt man bic
Geaenit6nbe nit reinen, fuielfreiem
anoboI uno betpobrt iie in trodensn
SSafpGuen ODER In elmer trodenen
SoIfaiette ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04

1lnfer Sntereiie on ben 9insen rn6
irfere 2iebe a,i ben 0ingen ip6dft In
6en wnBe. aIs mir tiefer inb tiefer
In ibrea sebsinnisooIleu Rern orin-
CO GpteIhoaen.
<s4-skkss-f w-s=s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04

geienanb irteiIt @drfer ais Der
iinsebilbete; ct feunt speber @riissse
HpA Geeengriin6s wttS sIaish I'd TN
Hsr tus Reht Gsusrbs6
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-04-25

about done seeding. The ground is
in fine shape. There will be good
deal of oats and fax sowed in these
parts owing to the large amount of
blowing to be done this spring.
The people along Thief River have
been dining on fish taken from that
stream of late, but the run seems to
be about over now.
A Missionary for the Union Sunday
|school organized union Sunday
school at the Cap school house last
Sunday. A goodly number was in at
tendance and a good interest mani
tested. Mr.. John Christianson was
chosen superintendent.
Four more weeks of school in this
district before the youth of this
neighborhood get their liberty.
Mr.. Kiedle was business caller in
Thief River Saturday afternoon.