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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-04-19
TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1912.
Voting precincts of the county were
established, with boundaries as follows:



established, with boundaries as follows
Rose Precinct.
Commencing at a point on the west
bank of Snake river where the section
line on south side Of Sec. IA, Twp. s..
r. IS E., crosses said river, thence west
Range, thence north to- base line,
thence east to Snake river, thence down
Snake river to place of beginning.
Riverside Precinct.
Commencing at the Sc corner of SW
u Of Sec. 50, Twp. 2 S., R 80 E., thence
north to north side of said section,
thence west miles, tnence south liz
miles, thence east half mile, thence
south half mi'e, thence east half mile,
thence south to Snake river, thence up
said river to place of beginning
Rich Precinct.
Commencing at the NV corner of
Sec. 81, Twp. S., r. 33 E., thence east
to Snake river. thence down said river
33, Twp. 4 S., r SO E., thence north TO
~ = 'es Shelley shelley Precinct.
Commencing at the NE corner Of Sec
is, Twp. n, r. 81 E., thence south to
base line. thence east to section line
between Sections 1 and 2, Twp. / s., r.
81 B., thence south to Sc corner of Sec.
2, thence west to Snake river, thence
up Snake river to section line between
Sections 10 and Is, Twp. NJ, r. 81 e.,
eiASAASS onoe W pidCc VI beginning.
Thomas recinct.
Commencing at the Sc corner of Sec.
is, Twp. S., r. 81 E., thence west TO
NV corner Of Sec. u, Twp. S., II. IS
e., thence south 3 miles, thence west to
Blaine county, thence north to base
line, thence east to NE corner of NWA
OF Sec. g., Twp. l s., r "a E. thence
south II miles, thence east miles,
thence south V miles, thence east half
mile, thence south half mile, thence
east half mile, thence south to Snake
river, thence down said river to place
Of beginning.
WOOdvflIe Precinct.
Commencing at point on the west
bank of Snake river where the base
line crosses said river, thence west 10
west line of Bingham county, thence
north miles, thence east to Snake riv-
err, thence down said river to place Of
beginning.
Shelley Precinct.
Beginning at the NE corner of Sec
% in / N 81; running thence west /
mile; thence north to Snake river;
thence in southeaster1y direction fol-
lowing the meanderings of Snake river
to its intersection with the south line
Of Sec. 6, Twp. / S. r. 81 E., BIN;
thence due east miles; thence due
north on the center line OF Sec In
|. s., r. 81 E., BIN, mile; thence due
east v mile; thence due north miles
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-04-19
THE SCHOOLS AND THE PRESS

When the meeting of trustees was
held in this county early in February
the state superintendent expended
considerable energy in talking up the
proper cultivation and use of the po-
tato, and in roasting the press of the
state. 1t happened that no members
of the press were present to advance
ideas that run counter to the narrow
ones said to have been expressed in
the meeting, and newspaper men
who assembled in Various parts of
the state and discussed the subject
of such hostility, have decided to
wait in patience the better day when
school officers will reverse the order,
and roast the potato and talk up the
proper use and cultivation of the
press.
After having travelled over the
state and criticised the press in her
talks to school officers, the state SUI
perintendent returned to her office
with new inspiration to get out
matter for presentation to all the
people through the press, that would
greatly aid in the good work, and
the newspapers, as usual, responded
generously in carrying forward the
work of publicity. They would prob
ably have done it just the same If
she had roasted them doubly as much
as she did, and would have gone
about it more cheerfully if she had
done the newspaper men the honor
to confer with them and get their
views to mingle with her own, before
going before school officers and con-
demning the press.
Miss Shepherd is looking toward a
great light in education and agricul-
ture and manual training, a light
that newspaper men have been dill
gently spreading whenever they
Souio, anu "AlCu WOLllcu CLUBS nave |
been working toward in ways of their
own that not all of us approve or
,hink are the most effective, but as
soon as she began criticising the
clubs there arose storm
hat commanded attention and has
Kept her busy ever since explaining.
There is considerable that might
'e said on all sides of these subjects,
tut humanity needs the best efforts
# all school officers. the press, the
clubs and the public, and it I
a safe maxim that if you have a |
God plan in mind, apply it, and let t
he other fellow apply his. The press t
yill do its share to improve potatoes s
nd roast them, as well as to i'm
rove the schools.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-04-19
to the place of beginning.
prnatn Drnnfrok

Commencing at the NE corner of tn
SEA Of Sec. IL, in Twp. l S. of r. 8
~, BIN; thence due west IA miles
thence south II mile; thence west
mile; thence south 2 miles; thence ives
! mile; thence south miles; theme
west miles; thence south 81 miles t,
the Blackfoot river; thence followins
the meanderingss. of the Blackfoot rive
ton with the south line of Sec. SO, To
| 2 S., r SO E., BIN; thence due east +,
the county line; thence due north t.
the county line; thence due west to tn,
NE corner OF Sec. l, TIP. 2 S., r. 80
ginning.
DanilsOn Precinct,
Commencing at the NE corner of Sec
5, Twp. 3 s., r 33 E., thence south 10
Snake river, thence down said river te
thence north on range line to NE cor.
ner Of Twp. S., r 81 E., thence west
to Blaine county, thence north on coun.
ty line six miles, thence east to place
of beginning.
Groveland Precinct.
Commencing at point on Snake riv
er where the south line of Sec II, Twp.
2 s., 80 E., intersects the west bank
OF said river, thence west to .SW corner
o. o. sec, 10 , said township. thence north
thence south II miles, thence east /
mile, thence south to Snake river
thence up said river to place Of begin.
ming.
Moreland Precinct.
Commencing at the Sc corner of sw
OF Sec. 30, Twp. 2 S., r. IS 10. thence
north III miles, thence west & miles,
thence south IL miles, thence east 4
miles to place Of beginning.
jamestown Precinct.
Commencing at the NE corner of Sec
"a, ! N. r. 81 E., BM thence west :
miles. thence south miles. to Boise
line; thence west n mile; thence south
l mile; thence west " mile: theme,
south n mile; thence east ID miles 70
county line; thence north IL mile to
county line; thence west 1884 miles.
thence due north 8 miles to place of be.
ginning.
Aberdeen Precinct.
Commencing at the NE corner Twn
3 s., r. 81 E., thence west to county
line; thence south to SW corner Of
Bingham county, thence east to Snake
river: thence up Snake river to range
line between ranges 81 and 80 d..
thence due north to place Of beginning.
Basalt Precinct.
commencing at the NE corner Sec.
~, TIP. l s., R.. 81 E. thence west to
Snake river; thence down Snake river
to the south line of Sec. ~, Twp. 2 s..
r. IS r., thence east to Sc corner OF
Sec. IL TWP. s., r. 36 E., thence north
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-04-19
LAND ENTRIES In MARCH

H. w. Kiefer, register of the Black
foot land office, informs us that there
were 115 homestead entries for
March, 10 desert entries and 80 en-
tries Of other kinds, making 1856 Of
all kinds in this district.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
! amjlte=6 eanino
1luuirr 81. f9t2-f913.
(Sri YrEmie meb Soften" ct War / 5Drruo. GGcS 30 Gents.
,t,ilrr 81. 1912

utter rc ct MT @uo igci iii Ou Iuu8c 9rac at 6olrIrftcr, ION "9eprGp'
9orrn" Var etCr- aar bar leFbt no I'll line abonnEntrr meer Snebe' ""Hn"'
&r5nmg". Rr. 81 cr Oct 1Sc 9GirH
6nnIic .S@"nm9. Ge9gpeF lite lT"ar roocn Sn HHatn a& EtN n tar m tt
tonncn al oc tn CIT ~2cprn9s Fohcn'2 .2Girt Ear alto Int i'm Sma8 t1
600 mocrboINcnoc og bcLrrcnhc &r<uiug ir 2dcr, % NJ tpr ocrtor o0an
tnor tgat o2erl9rc Der nnc 9tno iii nor, &Gists5 s?Emncjse -
Gnl pn Suuct. SWt az T. Y. Socuticn. - Ut yinsc fra 1903. W Nus
Ss NamSsnqrurreic. elsie ira Qh2crGalcn. soaie aomic Oanne aifer.
SMp SlI R AWe SomtIic. o. Mo%ftSs So"tftf aat9 U.s. 'm ursnnS
BORG 81 @um7 Strife Sonog Ct &mo5 airtc cSenit @nnbe
&onrn nuabcS, seanrt Sn he ip ' aspcrs. Nina GpIbprnsn. WO 81 3
Snrta Mar Ir SGmic / Saosts aEiS. Stat al q ! 60
0rcrtprmctrc. y Gtr. H5bi5rnNu oa 3rNn Nu> @co gflcbcr. - @n siHr'
hg &Onsa. VI g GNr. N9bimnhn gees ct sonhc6rqanp. Hf 5prae"
Wr. @pc 5ienrtrr. E0t CT 2ac Hchh - GGa &Gtacn. ct gcrgcnSs
t0c0t oi $. USERS Scasrn, siccct gqa aiabennorns Sbsb. Of sibcHn
Esr Scmls3N0cs. 2mO sIaeber G5'l oon ltes zaa >2rsten.s"ri -
6prtcnrGGrt. VI &crS Ndnruh -~ Ia &ttccr. III Bean g. N@cn. gu
2@r 2im Al HnSr g; . en9s gNtisn @nn9s. u @l6cIna *OuIjsn S&S
YtCoc @RnrbcfGtcr. SBt al Sonn3 @uhlau9son. - SHc. vi Guop9
2ai hSr q. ct HS i" ''HEssr; 9 ~ IT, al SIoi 5.i .lassi oi Sra rn, M'rsfs
"Sgc ErSrlonSrt". SortrHinG Sen tFrte 1c. 9i8t - @snSes gsaubs
gore. SouTHnN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
.Yenfige Gro.

Ieb bet famine ies inSienber min
Sornpelie for "SecprubsY oiten", biz
ieg tatfe for alt bet sobe 2eieitof, iom
ieg bar fact eiennem Soften" pg
"@eb Grnen". Safer oelaa iaa mes
get for Nabneftempelen; bet er ben
bpperligite Sr1n1ie man fan tnnfe iig.
en- penlig SiIieu til "Roiten"s Fer>
ionaIe os ale bens 2GIere.
anbrep gibffar.
@arnebelb, Wis.
Seq bar mobtaset NapneitempeIer,
for bpiIfe taffes. Sen gier gpbt Grs
beibe os err en- betbbeIis Bramie. 800
fen" er biutg NOT fprnbeit Rr9nie pa
ben er ct rbnt9rfet Slab. % "geb CIR
men" inbeboIoer bebre Sortaaineer enb
noset anSet Slab t BET ffanbinabiife
Sprog. en- benlie SiIien til "Yoiten"s
Higher. Rerionale og 2eiere.
@. o.. &bietb.
maebalene, 9. Sat. ,
Sec niaa MI eiere Mpor at at fore
nbe min Spbifription paa 8labet, %
ies beber nieget ON 1tnbifploning fpr
min Sorismmelie. Seq bar left 8labet
| % Iar, oe fan life bore bet fors
nben. Safer meeet for al ben epbs
9asnins, os ale De bbsgeliee Shtnber,
ben bar eipet mig. Snifer 4lacet
2pffe % Sremgdng.
Irs. 81. E. Snsrlb.
Stoiieton, @is.
meb Eat e~rfienbes Woetaselien al
9eres Yrgmie, NobneitempeIen. Set
err bare en- Taaneb, ies bar bapt ben;
men BET er ben nbttisite Yramie, ieg
noaeniinSe bar faaet. 90 iaa bill jeg
meb BET famine iiee ct Sar Orb ont
Seres 9Iab. "Secorab Soften" er bet
bebite Slab jee enSnu bar bolot. Seq
lGugter eiter bet, belit "@eo Irnen".
Sen er liasfrem itorartet. Venlt9't
g. Ysterien.
@oI6sn, Ront.
Samtibig ipm ies iubienoer 9etalins
gen for nof en- Gargarg at "Seeorabs
Ioiten", bill ieg frembere min Eat for
BET bensungne aar % alt bet sooe Sa@
ieitof hi bar erbolpt ~sieunen1 9laoet.
Smenofjent Soften" antommer TO
0anse ON lleen, penter hi ben Dog bier
Gang meb 2Gn9iel. gil ogiaa iige Eat
for ale be npttige YrGmier, ies bar
mpbtaget.
@n penlig Silien.
@ora 8. Sougituen,
9pIinoer, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

@abneItempeleu Ear ies mobtaset %
flyer iaa mango Sat, for fannie. Seq
liter ben ubmerfet, % iee er bel fors
nsiet meo Yremieu.
Salpor SorfeIien.
RarsbaIe, isis.
8aabe ieg oe min Rabo bar mobtas
get NubneitempeIer, % Ri er beese rigs
tis eobt fornsiepe peb ben. Seq trot;,
bet er ben bebite ErGmie man fan fna.
Range Gail
Steiuar q. Sbeiot.
2itfbile, 81. Sat.
X X
ga ies mn bar boIbt Soften"
mango slar. os aItio fiuber BEN ltse np
os fiartumren iaa bill ies berpeb ieus
De min biertelisite Sat til Nebaftsr og
T~erionale, for alt bet bbseelise, npts
tige og moriomme 2Gieitof, ben bar
bragt mig I ole bisie gar.
"8ecorab~Yoiten" er bet bebife more
Re 9ho ieg fienber til.
Seq bar mobtaset BEN mig tiIIenbte
Sr9miebog, og iee ipttes eobt ON bens
forIfIfieliaarteoe Snbbolb. Seq tatfer
for ebers genIisbeb. "9ecorabs8 oiten"
og "geb Grnen" fan leg life bore for<
uben. Seq snifer Saskatchewan til Sbts
fe og SeIb meb iamme 9ooe 2eieitof
for tournenbe Gar.
@iertrioe Sliou,
Meranoria, Ninn.
Seq bar I9it "Hoiten" iiben ben be-
abubte at ~uSfomme, ioet min Wanb,
RihaeI Canton Warfer, for 3S Inr
iiben bar / DEBORAH pna ct Spnooee
msbe os inbIfriberte ba paa gIabet.
ltin Wanb er MI bso, men min Ssn
Nlbert bar tnget "EecprabzS Soften" iom
| Nrp, % Der / bort gamle Stem I9ier
lea BEN frembeles.
Mrs. @hnbiIb Starter.
@aps RiIs, &is.
Gabneitempeleu, ieg mobtu9 Tom Bro
mie, er mig til mesen Nbtte. "9eeps
rub Soften" meo "@eb Irnen" er ogs
Iaa en- peItontmeu @ieit, tbi bber Sirss
bag os SreSag er pi aItib iitter paa
Sc fonmer, ps ba ian hi meo Sanobeb
iige hi bar meset at lGie. Spr min
eeeu Gel pilbe "9ecorabz Soften" bore
| Iioe peItommen, ON ben fom bper ebige
Sag. Seq bill herpeo ieuoe SIabet %
ale bets gpiere Ell peuIi8 Silien.
Nrel Beitergaaro.
Charles Gitp, Solpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
sni,tn 3lunter 80. 1911-1912.
GSri Yrrmir mcb "9Orru" Ct gnr | Tprfub).

Set gGNr oS at fmnc mTNIc &c al bore N6oucrcr, iom erbru life bar
nnfdtrt Hq fprnnur3 inblobSrie 6chr, at bette fan erhplbeS for 20 0entS.
Saalnngt Spnget rtcr baabcr III al hume tIrcbSnlc De mango, lm uben
Sd enIcr at nnaffe Jig Mt. 6cfEt .nbeboIHr fplcnoc:
or ,S0rbcn elHcr s@Seernct 2@t al Spar SGtr smanlthpmtsr ON spr.
vi Nntone Sedcn. = Nrucn fra &ra8et 49, Sisprmrn. - Erattf Santnap.
SeS. Cant. @9HoS Smt @an9irtsr. l5Hnitgrttl. smaSra. vi S9s 3 s8t
SssctaHrmsraten. 8ortrana gsnrttsnSe Snoie A. Suatiansh pD stae'
bapStghen. tSanrrert). ~ nuor 9araplpeu. Bra Nprscs Sprfo. Sorrutns
GER ira S@brr E 9tttorIs $eO %MS. Solien GsnannIsrstE srtssas
Tsp % SorSstarS. (SHudtrGstl slatten: 6ortrains al r. : gw@riem
SSbier8e. (SuutrcreD. 49, grpt Old. vi Spar SGter - Ears sWubbef -
acrpplanet hos 9gr % Glautcr. - Saarsimt. 9i9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Gm ,D Samlimg Sfrpmer.
SkrVneb0ka. :, nulnsr J :, ,
csri errmte meS Soften" ct sor sUruuo. Offers: IS eens,.

VWi FrWnte mo "EpNcn" Ct War I NprNnb. NHcrs: 30 NenfS1.
@i aiorbe flor ct 6oisg mb e "StrsHebot', iom iuNebobt Smaafubber
cs Strener al bore beofe Strsuenoate bimne Npr9e. SuuIngen Hog iaa
gubt H. at hi tnr btnemte o3 til at u9i not en- "Shpnsbot" mro ct 9anne MT
Snoboh. "Streucbuia" hnoebpIocr ior hihM &itornr life bare al norfe Srs
tnHrrc, mu oHua al i9e ferbr aaWr iom Baron bon NHnhbduieu % anes
rtamru W. z NIoen Sttorhrue Srenebota for 1912 or lite frepet /
SpgN6aIctrr iom ipr, men ian IGeS Ie let baoNe al 2anbSfot 90 Spolt
boaNc al uurnc % baufe. @oWr tnNeboUrr, fOrrocn Ell bel Sci Suaainbber
% SuctNohr iom life er opfmt Snbbch&icr, feI@uNc Shtpder:
Yr Saaaueu berehcr ON amerta. @S 5tsurb. 9iSt rareie meo
Ssnabasenc. - Summe gGno % srplb til sirrrinaer. Nf q. Chr asbisrnieu
- Zen 5rettenoe. Rit8rau @rieIteratur. vi Eer SipIc. - Zen erpIuGpe SnuS.
af W. 2. Nlben. - 9eitmrtcrhn. vi elias arGumcr - @huhbauien. Otto
rhr. l. garpueu& NehG Ill Gusaub. II. Sagtcueutpr $780, 0uunar Saussu paa
5ricri. vi s. z. ShuI5. - @Sebas - ESeFaf. vi {. &. SIieu. - guIfa'
mems SiherbebSpcutL. W. 2. NIhcn - SGl Gage. $780, 5nnben Gpbocu. -
"aiannsu". vi elias arrmner 49, Gu Smaaussfuc 1902. aritofr Saion
- Sit samTp. Nf SuS Senub. 100 aheIubseu, ipn lit IrinhHicn til at lsshs
ia. - Smaanpttr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Enntilir-Lnsnine 1%t,tnter 80.
For 1lupSnmnteu.

(rt TrGmie mb "Gpncn" ct aar Sprnub) -SGIscs ahne for 25 Gents.
&t bcrIcber SpmGrhombcoeu pna &c .rIbe Numre at "SamIRs SGsuin9" :,
Tom fnbcS ipcctcGet YrruuIHen. Gf bhe il hi peccIt fembGbe Rr. 32,
ion ct fortrrfhiq @cfc for ln8pmnen. @ia SnhreSien for at Irie &ori
iuIoe bare linen Harbt &c umc &cnmct Gin Dem ct 9rcmplar bier at "Sanis
IL. SGSnI9I yt 80, 90 u CT ffr poa at De iprn%nGSe %, rrhenSe ieort'
pn bruge SntrcsIcn pp. Sctrt luu cr r9t tlurrrret tnocboler Srs
trutnger al Smub y. Dull, SnnS Nnnrnb, Ser SpIe og monge onhre gnbel
Stptcr CT ooiaa poa gugelf. &omtfe @iucbicrrr ofbrDber ret ion bct er Sercn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
1sor SnnicnSclic Of 1915 fra 3 MIC Nbonne
Tor Snbienoelie al $500 ira 4 nDe Mbonncutcr

Sels EFT al be fslsenbe 9renier:
aniu nsb Z &eolaber neb giffeliplp % Itesfng Seilas.
Sommeatlas oper yorse neo en- interesiant @eosrai ps npeie itah=
itIfe SpLgsuin9er. elegant us loio %inobunbet. "@
aomueriatiOnss2eriOn, 1912 ~llosape. Snoebolber 10000 grhfler
fprbelt paa 100 Siber. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Yrouenun1cr % Yremieliite gratis!

NIB! Spis De bar gtnmer % Ssfieuote umfrins staterne, inn De
trr life bofoer "1eeprab. Ypten", fl ri meo hpTe 5urnpiclie ienoe
Sisic Yrppenmmmcr % YrGmieihs, mar 2e ppsir Os Napu % aoreSe.
gengt DC blaufe 2iujcr.
.. annmSien TnbGibins So, Seeorab, Soma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Girfcliec Gpfeeer.

timber beuue sitel mebbeler SlnSei |
iboras eiter pprc Sirteblaoe bet uistis'
itc Of, bpuS ipm furesaar pua Sirteus
arbeibsmurf. Get bar oesnbeu ~ipesiele
W,eparbeibere | be fprtjelise sirtciam'
yuub, ipm leperer ubisrlise Referaier fra
eamfuubeues aursmeper % Gfterret'
uiuaer ON andre ~firtelise @isremaai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
giabcn 6orreiponoante.

4 benne SfSeIiua b%ciunrer Hsbnttiu'
men,, peS Si9Ip AZ ben i~urioiiie Stitnub,
fpm ben I paatpmmeuoe SiliGloe mnatte
bebspt ubenirn, Sups, Sumeitsasr % an
brc GpsrasmnuI fra SIaoetS Sriere.
Get bcbitc gieursbprS ont, at "anben
SurrcippuSauee" bar i'm tore %Grbi for
benz, CT peI ben SmitGuhiabro, at be iaa
tittia 6euptter ie az Snlcouiueen til at
iupienbc Spsrssmaui.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14
Two Serious Accidents.

Thursday evening, shortly after
seven O'Clock whom the Misses Emma
and Ida Lieder were driving down
Center Street near State Street in .
single top buggy, part Of tho harness
broke and the horse which they we're
driving became scared and dashed
down the hill at break neck speed.
The young ladies tried to hold the
horse and get him down to steady
gait, but failed in this. When the
horse reached Minnesota Street, 1t
turned south, and the buggy was
overturned, throwing the occupants
forcibly to the ground, but fortunately
without resulting in any serious
injuries. .. .......
The young ladies we're assisted to
Mr.. Pfefferle's drug store where they
were made as comfortable as possible.
Upon examination it was found that
outside of few cuts and bruises, they
had sustained no serious injury.
Their father Robert Lieder came In
from Courtlapd where he resides and
took his daughters home.
An automobile accident which dem
onstrated the fact that it pays to drive
slowly and carefully occurred last
Thursday afternoon on North State
Street at the Filzen corner. Even as
it was, 500 worth of damage was done
to the two cars and the occupants OF
both we're badly shaken up. The cars
that collided we're those of Mr.. Schoch
and Fred Bott of Springfield. DR..
Schoch and Father Schott were COM
ing from the hospital and Percy Bott
was driving his fathers Ford which
contained Fred Hsmann and daughter
and Zula Bellig of Springfield. The
Bait car was on State Street and the
two machines came together with .
crash which damaged the front ends
of both, the lighter Ford getting the
worst of the deal. The mud At the
corner was probably responsible for
the accident because both cars skidded
and had either car been speeding no
doubt some one would have been
seriously hurt.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

The Review is in receipt OF many
letters and cards from home coming
friends this week. From one OF them
we take the following which will be OF
interest to q number OF our readers:
"Mrs. C. L. Campbell. sister OF Mrs.
R. w. Scherer and I expect to be
down for "Home Coming" and spend
the week there. .
"North Dakota is in the midst OF
harvesting the biggest crop In the
history of the state. We have had
rather rainy weather for the last week.
and while it has delayed rye threshing
and the cutting Of wheat to some e1-
tent, it has put the ground in excellent
shape for plowing and our winter
crop. This crop is boosting land
values here and we have no doubt but
that within the next i've years land In
Red River Vsllev will be selling
generally at 800 per acre.
With kind regards, am
Very truly yours,
! | (. :; - ;49RobersE: Koch: "
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14
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(Continuod from lot psgs.
he German Day Comnitsss psr.
mission 70 have them printed at their
own expense II they saw at 70 do 90.
Ia connection with certain expsnssa
that had already. bsen incurred OF
would have 70 DO incurred BY thia
committee, IL wss promised on the part
Of the German American Al1snce ol
the state to mske good any deaci,
not to exceed 200 which might be in
CURED on account of the German Day
celebration.
The executive officers we're authorized
to appoint new committees in place o.
such - had been derelict in thei,
attention to tho matters left in thei,
charge.
VIM. Pfsender, Jr. and ]. A. Ochs
were delegated to distribute the
badges to the pioneers and defenders
on Tuesday afternoon.
BY tho time tho next issue OF thu
Review is printed, . very importsn,
part OF Home Coming Week will have
already become history and 1t i,
therefore proper to make mention this
week of what has been arranged fol
Tuesday. The events of the day have
been planned solely with the intention
of paying . fitting tribute to the early
settlers and defenders and will be in
charge OF their descendants, the
Junior Pioneers.
For the afternoon picnic is planned
in Turner Hall Park. The committee
in charge has q large enough list OF
Junior Pioneer speakers who will
deliver short addresses. The Second
Regiment Band will furnish the music.
Jos. Bier will be there with his Dudel-
sack and several sccordeon solos
have been promised. The old saw
which was used as 9 means of noti-
flying the settlers of important mass
meetings will be on exhibition.
Among other events which are
scheduled, will be the presentation OF
the badges to the pioneers and de-
tenders. Some of the Junior Pioneers
have determined that there shall not
be q dull moment all afternoon and we
have every reason to believe that they
will carry out their intentions. In
this connection II. might be said that
every body 10 welcome and cordially
invited to be present: Because of the
fact that this event has been called q
reunion picnic of pioneers, defenders
and junior pioneers the impression
may have gone abroad that it was
arranged for them only. That is not
the case; every one who desires to
pay, tribute to the old settlers is
cordially invited to be present.
At six o'clock there will be q
banquet for the old folks. AS many
of the Junior Pioneers as can be
accommodated at the banquet boards,
will also be permitted to take part.
Music will be rendered by an orchestra q
during the feasting. There will be
toasts, short talks and musical
numbers. Ia the evening an interesting
program will be rendered in the
spacious Turner Theatre Auditorium.
The Ladies' Chorus of sixty voices
under the direction OF A. J. Alvin will
render two selections and other song
numbers have also been arranged for
and there will be an address by 9
Junior Pioneer. This will conclude
the official part of the program for thu
day sitter which the vaudeville theatel
will offer the regular program tt
which all the banqueters may stay i
they so desire.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

Just as we go to press we learn by
tele phone that at the return shoot be-
tween New Ulm and Springfield at
Springfield yesterday after noon New
U]m won by one point. Score 800
20.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

Tickets on sale August 31st to
September 9th; return limit September
9th, 1912. Grand demonstration OF
the Agricultural, Live Stock, In.
dustrial and Educational Interests OF
the state. Apply to any ticket agents.
1885
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

For RENT-Furnished Room, first
floor. 3l1 North Minnesota Street.
31tf
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14
A HOME CONCERT

is always possible when there is a
Baldwin player piano in the house.
Even the little ones can have a real
one with real music without fear Of
iniuring the instrument. 1t gives
them love of music too that the
old style way of learning to play is
apt to destroy. You can owl a
Baldwin. Ask about our special
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New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

WANTED-at once four boys to work
as strippers. Apply at Burg Cigar
Company.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-14

Fo11Np-A bunch Of, keys son Center
Street, between the Postofice and
GreiR's Taylor Shop. Owner call
for same st the BEE HIVE.