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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
Tuesday Afternoon.

1:45-Prayer service.
2:15--Sunday school problems:
A. About the Officers, Mrs. avn
pusen.
B. About Special Days, Mrs. j.
G. Smith.
c. About the Sunday School
hour. Mrs. F. Van Elect.
2:45--Discussion.
3:00-Sunday school music, II. l..
Wilson.
S:20-Boys camp. L. f. Goodwin.
3:4O-Discussion.
4:00-Somethins about our school
4:30-Round Table. Rev. ". A. Snow
Tuesday Evening Session.
I:45-SonE service.
Sterilization of the County Asso-
citation to the State Association,
Rev. Ross Adair.
S:30-Ofenses Against Childhood,
Rev. w. A. Snow.
Wednesday Morning.
9:o0-Devotional service.
?:20-Report of committees, election
Of officers.
9:40-The Efficient Teacher, Mrs. E.
j. Babcock.
10:00-A Conservation service of
Teachers and Officers OF their
Wofk, Kew. w. "A. Snow.
10:20-The Cradle Roll, Mrs. j.. G..
Moore.
10:45-Three Blackboard talks.
A. Beginner.
F.. Primary, Mrs. Ella Morris
Snow.
C.. Juniors.
12:00-Adjournment.
Wednesday Afternoon,
2:00-Deyofional
2:2o-The Intermediate. Paul &.
Griffith.
2:35-Discussion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
MORE LEGISLATIVE TIMBER
II. A. Peterson Of Thomson vii, Re-
In n Race-Thrce Candidates
After Ono job.

Fl. A. Peterson is being urged to
run for the legislature by his friends
in the vicinity of Thompson. and it
is expected that he will accede to
their wishes.
There are already two candidates
in the race for the position in that
district O. K. Lagcson and w. F..
Dean. Both were members of the
legislature last year. when two we're
permitted to hold office. This wear
but n representative will he elected
and the two former members are
both after one position.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15

Annual Event at State C~niversit,
Thursday Night:

&AAAAudl 1So1G dC SGhVC CutSCISlIy
Thursday Night:
The annual freshman o%ratorical
contest will be held al the state uni
versity Thursday evening at S:15
o'clock. The event will take place in
the auditorium of Woodwork hall
and six students will be in the con-
test. There are two prizes offered for
this contest by former state superin-
tendents of schools. w. l.. Stockwell.
The first prize Is $40 in gold and the
second prize in IS in gold.
The list Of speakers and their SUBJ
jects follows:
Elgie Barrington-"The Child and
the Theater."
Blanche Daily-"The Call to Wom-
anhood in America. {
William Dudley-"The Gospel of
Work."
fable"
Howard Huston-"The Function of
the Agitator."
Sophus Tinglestad-''The Scandina-
Wan Contribution to the Northwest"
The other numbers on the program
will be ONE musical selections given
by w. w. Norton, director of music
at the university.
The judges for this contest will he
Attorney j. F: T. o'Connor, H. A.
Johnson. superintendent of the East
Grand Forks schools, and Miss ].
Louise Marclay of the university.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
To the Public

Some macnmt adwrMeu what te o sell tell the truth about Some prtf airy hs-Wet tell
nothing in this advertisement but simple Straightforward. story of our own store es We tMwu fmky ht
weMeg gong to sell goods ndclowy low prices during this h-We do not h there has been better
opportunity Pesahedh purchase roma Splendid sertnGto SaswnbeS Shoes than this sale Affords 1t seer
Gy no ppThmmyt hr eG can amdo nMs WeW VANITY u too come eXmunph big vms for vr money
We dot business shut one way that the: most satisfactory EvatMng marked in plain figures One price to- all
Thee goods we oas dmg thst sale ng goods y Twill need nox Mo- effort @ spared during this sale satisfy
should seize the oppunhy@ puues sn the mkd time atp ns that viii rove to the Iewdeeat Mer
htt pays to attend our big SALE
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
HAVE A BIG
MEET
800.
Many Delegates Will Attend
Convention at Thornp-
son May 1929.

1t is expected that there will be a
workers at the annual convention Of
the Grand Forks Sunday school asso-
citation to be held at the Methodist
church in Thompson. May IS and 90.
The following program has been ar
ranged for this gathering:
Tuesday Morning.
9:3O-Devotional exercises.
10:00-Prcsidcnt's address.
10:30-Report of secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Appointment of committees.
11:00-A. Standard for North Dakota
Sunday schools.
Tools for the Worker. Rev. W. A.
Snow.
11:30-How to Teach that Standard,
Thos. Porte.
IL: 00-Adjournment.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
Grassick Is Delegate.

Governor John Burke has appointed
DR.. i. P. Quain Of Bismarck, DR.. f.
NJ. Darrow of Fargo. DR.. Nerett of
Rolla. and DIR. A. j. Grassick of this
city as delegates to the fifteenth inter-
congress of hygiene and DEM
ography. to be held in Washington. D.
C.. September 23-2S. Twenty-Five for
eign countries and forty-four states
will be represented at. the session..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15

3:00-The Seniors, Mrs. E. r. Kelly.
3:20-Discussion.
3:30-The Adult, w. A. Snow.
3:40-Discussion.
3:50-Home department, Mrs. ". A.
Snow.
4:10-The Great Purpose of the
Sunday School, Mrs. S. P. john
son.
The county officers of the associa-
ton are Rev. Ross .Adair. Larimore.
president: Mrs. Odcgard. Northwood.
secretary; G. E. Garvin. Grand Forks,
treasurer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
CHURCH MEN GET TOGETHER.
Bountiful Dinner Served by the Ladies
Followed by Business.

Followed by Business.
The men Of the Baptist congregation
enjoyed a bountiful dinner served by
the ladies of the church at $50 o'clock
last night. The affair was a short of a
get-together at which church matters
We're discussed in an interesting way
by the following:
M. w. Spaulding. Sidney Clarke, DIR.
Cook. F. L. Starkweather. N. j. Nell
son, f. J. Babcock and n. b. Griffith.
Plans for he charging OF the church
were shown to the men present. The
specifications were merely looked over
matter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
Called on Concert.

Owing to the cold weather there
will be no band concert as previous
ly announced. The concert was to
have been held on Alpha avenue near
the p%ostofice building. but has been
necessarily called off. Rehearsal will
be held in place Of the concert.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-15
BUBDETIN.

BULLETIN.
The weather at Superior this
afternoon is reported cold but
fair.
Mcneil, who pitched against
the Picketts on Sunday, will C
cupy the mound for Grand Forks.
Chase will throw for Superior.
Manager Lohr Of the Dacotahs .
has signed Meyer. a pitcher from
Rockford, ILL.,, and Samuel Eos.
ter, the crack first baseman. who
Joins the club at Superior.
X II i y 4 y u 4 4 4 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02
Price $1O5O.OO

A beautiful five passenger, four door, 80 H.
p Overland touring car; Model SGT, fully
equipped with top and wind shield, value
$l05000, offered as Capital Premium in Corpus
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Specifications Of Model SGT
Wheel base l06 inches body, iive.passeneer,
iore-door touring motor Aka IL, borse-po 30,
transmission selective, three speeds and reverse,
F.GS. ball bearins ignition dual, Splitdorf mag
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wheel, tires 32x3 IL inches O. D., frame press
ed steel, finish Overland blue equipme three
oil lamps, two gas lamps and generator; tools
complete set, extra added equipment; top and
windshield
First 1912 Production for Corpus
Christi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

WAsilN01ON. -. q Ian.
lion. vi " kone comu>rtonet Of
neflcHllufe ~ Tsas ,Dday telegraph
~ me fouihtfn Commercial Con.
rrfss that 49, eiii aidfoIs the fourth
aanhnl convention. 81 Nashville 10
Atr3. ~ win pfepsre ior the volume
~ ptnecsditEs Statistical 'ompafi'
san ~ iha agricultural conditions ~
Trsnu IN iste and 1910 and IN brief
address eiQo mo tlota ~ ihs pro.
aYesslye men NJ Tosas regarding
Ietan Agricultural f4ilfe
ila aiathiifa AMI spsaoh siii come
80 the division ~ the prosfsm. BE-
soufhs Agricultural Recovery ard
all . asf sisd rlih similar papefs
and fpcetlrH frum raeh ~ lho r0uih
efn states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

tCallrr Herald speciai
WASHING lnN ID g. Jan
preuuinar, statement of ihe general
resaiis of tho rhlrtecnth pecenniai
Cunsus. relative 10 miucs pfodnelug
non ofe. inDludlng summary for
ts0a and 1903 has just been issued
uy Director puraud 10 the uureau of
the Census. Department ~ Commerce
and Labor fhv summary shows an
Increase lp an the Items Al che con-
sus VI 1902. a. compared with that
fcI ieee except fpr the Hnmbor OF
mibes
TIE vain. 81 prodn,i. increased 81
per cent tho auaatils Of iron ore
produpcd a. poY vent cost OF ana
trriaia - ser vent number of sal.
aried officials aud clerks 10 per cent
ayerage number 81 Wavc earurrs "a
prr cent amount paid la salaries o.
per cent. amount paid IN wages tS
per cent miscellaneous expresses i1S
i.~r cent rrlmer, horsr power isa
tacr cent The Decrease 10 number ot
mines was e. or pef cen,
Tho capital invested aggregated
tssa.aSo Geo fog 1909 and AserAeed
approximately ts3e geo per miae
the value % prodaets eas tie5 zoe F.
eoo ia isoa and tss.tss 600 in 1895.
au increase % itI.bse zee, or 90 per
cent The average value 81 products
per miue was approximately t9gaeoo
In tsas. cassFssed 9Th Stas.eoo co.
tso2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

fcsileriirrad Spa an
WAHiilNNION % e. Ian nl.
rector bufand tas lusi issued sup
elemental statement 90 the prsss snm.
mary on sheep ~ shearibe Arr. and
Wsol Produced slven 9ut on ise-
ccmh.r iifh The report Shows that
in she rnii'd states az q shole there
eas decrease from 1909 to Iele. es-
cent under Tho bead of values
which showed healthy Increase
roI ihe same period hoaryer. there
was an increase Boa Texas uudef ncafh
su heads
Do Texas ln leto. $3.50 farms ro
1ofted sheep compared with ctle
lu 1900 an Increase of 100 or per
aeht Tho number of fioecea prndur
"a in 1870 vas .ou7 500. compared
With s.01s.sft in 1900. a decrease
~ lilfo or no scr cent The
woiFht of flevcea VAS i0ttr.ffq
pounds In 1910 compared elth 81.
gas COG IN 1900 az Increase " 6ta.
ff5 pounds. or i per cent The vaine
~ eooi shearod for ,he dreade in-
creased from tifgsiss m iauo 90
tg.spg.asa 20 1919. an increase Of
tfftgto. ~ % per rent rrnm
1900 10 1910 the incvar In value
por pound vas irom DO cents 20 e.
ronta
In Texas in 1859 The average nom
boz Of sheep per farm sRs .ep come
paired with 81 lu ihc i.niied states a.
large
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

The history ~ cotton il Valuable
chiefly a. o. may Boz . guide for che
feiare The year 1911 has mAfked
,he ond Of a c0sioh famine. and 40
era o. comparatively hlwh prices.
and To ysar 1917 seems iksly 70
flnd The eofid supplied ui,h ssnl
eieni eoslon 10 meet iia requirement.
~ the balance % the ao.enllsd cos-
Ton sear. which ends August 80.
1919
u ~ probable. IN fat. thni This
yeats crop is large enough 90 sup
~ the demand - - Oefohef 80.
1914 ~ tuo months after the time
~ Nhieb neti Years crop shall b.
available This is an ttaf can b.
espe,tsd from the widely advertised
surplus Of This fsArs cotton prodae.
tiou. ami ehsn the fsci il stated ln
ihls say there NOul1 sofm 10 be bat
nifie qualification for any sapsoia.
tioB ~ loser prices
IN no other important Industry
thai taae ~ r. sarpiur tns squig
ai,n, ~ fNo months consumption A.
irr fwo years or famine regarded
as tHmeisn, Justification for pAnif
prices AID ssies below M cost of
production
The HDBibsfn producers ~ cotton
seem 20 have epue ~ ihit ennelnsioH
largely ~ n result ~ the convention
~ No cosarHSfs 81 lbs sou,hefr
states hsid ~ New Orleana 10 O,+
iobor ana fhe thanks ~ ihe entire
4oH,hero community both busiuoss
nea and fafmes be- due in ihs
Wort Worth Record aud iia editor
Nf Clarence Ousloy ~ their suter.
nflse w eating and organising mis-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

TEMPLE rcN ian Miss IN
tharine Uooeh ~ this cii, has been
madc nanny by telegram received
iroin na'las, stating that she mad
psSsed incest ssu-tasteTs esama4
tioa and had hoea admitted 10 ihs
rractlce ~ Law Mics Gooeh - the
daughter of Mr. and Mre Charles M
Go0eh oi Temple. and recently Was
cNamlncd % her ksowledge o' tho ikw
b, ccmmittee at palias. 90 which
ladge spence wAs Chairman Miss
1eech Ia addition % helne The cply
ii'eesei lady lawyvg In Temple. -
asso Quo " the few IN tho resire state
l'er many iricnde are extending cod.
ErntulAtiona.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

WASHINGTON. a. e.. Jan
The southern Commop,ial Congress
to-day in,ttrd COT henry hNAu, ct
Dallas president % thr FeSas indus.
trial Congress o. telegraph bis ror'
concentrations resardiuG division
% the program 81 the eaaErvss "a
Nashville nest Aprl deAiing ~ish
The Maintenance % soii FsssilitY
Tho point ~As mate On the lsstes that
the rAlsing OF stock Is a means -
malntalnlns soil fertility. hut thar
the Whole question Of scil-conteR, And
the slamen,s that can D. added 70 the
sail through wlsr methods u one al
selatsiy basic. Tae idea 81 The con
sress Is that the suhieet 81 sell Con
seryasiou1 should b. treated 50 ~.
hanstiyely ana SO imprcssivsly at
Nashville a. 60 stir ap the Whole
souta 10 ceAse miAlne rs taruls and
20 turn sts attca,ios % baildins It's
FARMS ior perpetual fertility as =
done In Earops.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02
PEACE AGAIN aEIGNS
OVER OLD ALAMO
tss,ernnr toIqnltt Has Interesting
Constructive Plans Tor cid
Eisuse.

aAN ANTONIO. Tetea. Ian ~
After much dssnilort fshtlmE bc'
,wssn opposins faesioha 81 ma
paushters of the hcpubilc at Tetns'
which has ioen Folng ou TO- aesefHl
Years. a. 20 rhe tDto ~ ihs historic
Alamo IN this city psace has been
made. s.o,afnof colqulii wntinf 'h'
osivn branch A. conference 9Th
ne daughters ~ The Republic q
4ssss which lsatod over two hours
and eAleh wss attended " memhrr'
II ho,h faessons wlth Mrs Adlaa Dc
1htnie on one side and Afs Clare
Dt.scoll SEWER ~ The other. npyef'
nor coIanl's tslniiy heAfi both side
NJ the story mud then decided upon
,lan Of his own for the restoration
Of The historic properly
nennrdn. Histories and documents
we're consulted ~ 90 the appearance
~ the property before 90 transform
ALTON Ioso baildlrg fof oommorolal
nufnosea noafly forty yenfs aeo and
Witch rssa o general lioH nu 70 how
Inc prcpertt looked then ana i'd 90
ia~aa ~ 10 how u can 30 restored 90
si,a condition and also htauiifiod ln
ofaar 60 mike q siirartiv" AMI To-
ttfastlnr The onl, cortiHsion that
vas reached and Aaiisfaciory 10 all
concerned 1hssvgp.a 80 governor
announced that be would SOC that
Operations would he stsfl'd ~ th'
suflloni possible date
The quperHtfucturc 81 20" nil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02


WARRINGTON. gsa { A Dre.
liminaFY report OF tbs general re-.
aBIts % the Tbirt@enih Csnsus Sc
tife % the Embellishments engaged ia
printing and pubilsAlng On ,ss rne-
"a states sho~s an Iaer~as. IN ail
rema % fhs censaa ~ 1903 81 cor.
pared siih that ~ $500 Tn sroAth
u ihe printing ARA pabushinr 10 in.
dicated ~ a. infrssss of establish.
nenfs from llfs1 90 1905 20 ~
as ~ 1899. ~ turning ori products
reported a. worth slsf.s7s.0ee IN
1903 a. against fssgf7s Csc ia
1906. and ~ the employment 90 me
business % t5s.ofz psfsons 10 1908
where zfT.sis esse employed b.
fse4
Ihe salaries and sagsp amosnfed
% t2ss. 9fs 900 ln 1909 ana fisf
S4t 0He iu 1900. an infress- ~ tIl
$4,000 or ~ peF cent Tho Sverige
nambes ~ eaKe safners emfiojed
dufinF ne year was sfs.f14 in 1919
and zt9,os7 n 1900 IN Increase 81
~ ser cent their wages Increased
from fi2f 80 900 m 1903 70 500.
sgs boo in isos ~ aa p.r cent
Tho total number ~ newspaper
and periodical qualifications sas g1
f41 IN 1908 aud ~ sts m 1900 an
insfeass of Der cent fhs nambsF
~ daily and erstiy nraspapers 90
voted 90 news politics ana family
resdlnr 20 1900 vas fesfs ara ~
1908 sha 1900 sn Increase 30
per cent ne daily asefaFs eireaia.
iipn ffom i8ess.sss % ef.oso.iso.
oF ~ PER rent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

ggnro HIM aifftr hu,idinf nDne Of
whssh n o. the ufeinai walls. wiii BE-
removed fof one shans nnd HE pre-
mlsas vii b. cleared ~ al fDbbish
rms doao me rogernot slli lnsiie
suggestions AZ Tbs bes, veY - pro.
ered IN ne manner ~ finishing he
work The gosefhor stated fha' ~
lntends 20 ura bis inf'eencc % pfe
serve The promrty ~ monument 20
tho heroes who iosi their lives On
This historic spot
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02
woNAN N zone tilenr.

EfAMpS f'rAnec. Jan. L. Nile
Helene nairieu yesterday made a
li'Ea, % ats kllomessrs Ass uilesl
w tao hours eaa hfis.sskht miaasrs.
Thereby ~iuning the f~mine cup and
heaiihe AT ~omenS records Tor avs.
lanee The teuins cup Is 0nerrd Cor
shs loasess coa,inaous iilghs madc bs
woman duvlne the year "a was
~on LAST sear b. Nile natFisu. Who
" that eompctl,ion covered lei kllo-
serefs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

NtW YOifN iln Sew YlfN
eolsomsd lhe hifth ~ lhe NcN Year
vilh ihe usual holaf dcnnusifsilnHr
The ihsl ihet Nee Years eve fsli en
SUNDAY dld not dnmpen the enihua
iagm OF iau fss. ~ lhDaaAnds 80 i.s".
ple Who pnfndod the streets snd
thfnnfrd ihe hoieis reribafnnie and
cafes nionp lho Great White WsY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

when you want Nhaf foH Fauf
ehou son Nani ~ ~ h caller Ter.
All want ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Nespsgee prairie Il eonsld...
richer this week than Il vas 4
made 80 BY the unloading /.
city last Monday some g i
finest Duroc jersey swine sh.l /
vrilsF has ever mel. and " .
seen a isw pigs Ia our time.
This bunch vas a choice s.I.
from the famous Daniels 4 Wa
herd Of registered stock al Ls.
and was brought Ia here BY
Der Of our snlerprlslng Fanchsn
msn vho arc cnnvlnesa
more hogs mean more money h
and every one else vho propssh
lsEs into the Industry On this Ri
The 90 h the hard we're
ious and will Be used 10 u.,,s
Ihs ranches Of Wm. Easinah. Z
A. G. Gross, {.
gsli. c. ]. Miller and ". T.
eY.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Go over each Of the three commits
sicner's districts in this county and
see if you can find a man in either
whom public sentiment more strongly
favors as a member of the board
than it does Nicholas SchIader, in
the first, I. P. Raglan. in the second,
and !. H. Lovsry. in the third.
These men believe in and know how
to make better roads they are up
builders and they are men who be-
lieve in getting a dollars worth for
dollar. They are straight and reli-
able. The peoples business win be
safe in their hands.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Several men from various parts Of
the country, who are interested il
bringing about the best condition.
for this commonwealth. are consid.
ering ways and means for 50 imprOv-
ing the main wagon road from KAN
iah to Winchester as to make ii a
model highway thoroughfare
which might at no distant day be-
come noted as the Lewis County
Highway, the best in North Idaho.
If every citizen along this road would
take this matter up and discuss ii
with his neighbOr, a most gratifying
would be generated from
the theory in a reasonably short
time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

A party Of Nsspsrcs Masons via
tied the lodge al Kaniah At rs reg
ular eonvOcalion Tuesday night and
we're given a very szcsllsnl time. In
the visiting party we're. Jas. S Mar
ksr. L N. Svifl. Il. C. Andsnoa.
?. C. BEash. o. W. Husinsr. h. c.
Murch. ". T. ShOcklsy and Wm.
Eastman
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Pollyticks makes strange bed fel
lera. but il will som be all over ant
then We kin quit lying fer a spell.
Most times when a man speaks Of
his ''besser haf'' hs's right that fal
emmy way.
Give the other Teller a square deal
and you'll generally git yOurn ac-
cordingly. II amt only novels that
comes out right in the end.
Thanksgivin' days comm. but
elscshun day comes FIRST this year.
Funny that the leaves is purtiest
when they're dyin'.
The crops is all gathered. the fall
is over. BOsting has took the
Eorld's base ball championship and
low We kin git ready to vote.
A professional knocksr don't need
70 hammer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Among lhess from this place :
vielnlly vho wsal 70 the L.u
Fair during The latter part Il !
week wsrs. c. W. Booth 40 b.
ny. Z II. Waters and ianlIy. n
Nsbslslsck. clalsnes Palnsr, Fu
'Youne. Chris. Ksllman. Leas
.ksss. hrs' ?. ~ Hafdlae aaa 1
dIsn, Misses Gladys RslnAasal
Kima Ailehsli. Jas. Hanesek
Wimpy. Fred 1sNsrman. S. o. IA
nahlll. Joan Lanhgs ]. B caldm
Mr.. and Ma. chaa. Mccollh
Arr Davis. ]. l. Stafford. Hln
Iamison. Miss Paulins Joknsoe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Splendid audiences last Sunday
Sunday School at os4s suited veil
Don't forget to be on time. Church
services begin 10 las. out at II as.
You win not be late to dinner. Con.
to the morning meeting.
Watch this space next week for
interesting reading.
Morning sermon. Breaking the
Alaba'ssr Box" Miss Little viii
sing Evening sermon. "a Rational
Religion" The male quauetie viii
sing. ]. Francis Ashley, Minister.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

This Is 10 notify the public that
my Son. Herman. has refused 10
make his home With ne. and I vii
not be Feaponslbls for any Of his
acis or obligations Aaron Tssziaa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Communion services viii be held
Sunday morning at the close Of
which a number Of members are to
be received into the church. An
opportunity viii be given for hap
tism- Special services win be held
and tomorrow night. Don't
fail to come.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

clock above The belfry Of the new
school house is seemingly a good
one and may be put in The form Of q
motion and carried one Of these days.
Why nol2
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Emerson Gates, Of vashon, Wa,
came ia last night to visit bis daugh-
ter, Mrs. Aaron Wolfe. He Is en-
route home from a visit 10 his old
home in Minnesota.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

N. G. Reinhardt left yesterday
for his home in Missouri. via Cali
fornia and other southern points. af-
ter a most enjoyable visit of several
weeks with his brother, c. W. Rein
hardt, and family of this vicinity.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. Collins re-
turned Monday to their home n
American Falls. Ida. Mrs. Collins
spent the summer at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Booth
Of this vicinity.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

LoST-Plnsh apd mhbsr hnn|
robe. poaihvsst NezpsFcs. Ream
able fewAfd for Eslnm 10 FL
store. w. c. Adan4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-17

Nezperce delivers the goods, even il
she has to build the roads over which
to take them.