davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20
GRANGE WHIST PARTY.

Monday evening over hundred people gathered at Grange hall, on Greenfleld Hill, and enjoyed St. Patricx's whist party and dance. Fifteen tables of whist were played, and the following prizes were award Cd, the high score being 25, the low 6: Book, Cy Whitaker's Place, Miss , Carolyn Grimth; book, The Silver Horde. Miss Maude Wilson; sewing sbag, Howard Wakeman; dish, A. HI. , Pease; handkerchief case. Miss Esser- tmans ash tray, Mrs. Fred Jennings; playing cards. Mrs. Ethel Edwards; hair receiver, E. Nichols: box of candy. Dudley Brothwell; laundry bag, Miss Louise Everett; cream and sugar dishes. Miss Ethel Merwin; box of candy, Teddy Fallon; handker- chiefs, Frank Edwards; box of candy, Mrs. Eugene Burr: vase, Miss Elsie Sherwood.
 Following the whist, dancing was enjoyed till late hour, music being furnished by the Grange orchestra, after which a supper was served in the dining room by the committee in charge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20
CURRENT EVENTS
 LECTCRE AT LIBRARY

q good sized crowd 1as present. - rve4fns,- -arTae lecture given in the publtc library by Mrs. Neil Mitch ell. of Westport, under the auspices Of the Fairfield Equal Franchise League. Mrs Mitchell spoke very entertaining ly Of her travels in Europe, and of current events on that continent. This was the third of a series of six lectures on Current Events to be given by Mrs. Mitchell at the library.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20
PERFECT ATTENDANCE

For the. past month. special efforts have been made by the pupils of Dwight school to attain a record of perfect attendance, and to have thef"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20

Warrants have been issued for the 10 delinquents on the personal tax tax list. Two of these are for prom inent men and the other eight are for non-residents whose present whereabouts are unknown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-20
NEW FIRE WARDEN

LAST NIGHT A large number of the women of the town met last evening at the home of Mrs. c. B. Dolge, on State street, and listened to a very able address in favor of woman suffrage by Mrs. Edward Porrit of Hartford. The meeting received Mrs. Porrit very enthusiastically, and it is prob able that an Equal Franchise League will be formed in this town as a re- suit of the start made yesterday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

eas isea ~ with spriass aAd -.
esQ. ssvsa wsslba sAairs. oas ianD
aAA eAe stove,
That Oia sals will 10 had and
made II accordance with the tsrms
end soHdtooas of . certain ohsttsl
mortgage sivsA TO hartA Brothers
~ J. d. Carroll. % the eth day OF
February. 1910. which said chattel
mortgage was duly alsd Of record In
the o0cs Of the County Clsrk of
klamath County. state Of Oregon. on
the eth aay Of February. 1910. and
reccrde1 q book I Of chattsl mort
gagss, at page SOS.
W. d. BARNES.
sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon.
Dated ct klamath Falls, Oregon.
lhis ID day Of April. istS.
holland q CRANE.
Attorneys for Martin brothers.
S.s-is-ao.S7h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

reasonable. aad the sams has not
sssa paid withia three months aftss
such dspasturipS. feeding. bsstowins
labor. care aud attention upon said
property.
That said sale viii be had and
made In accordance with the law OF
the state Of Oregon In such eases
made and provided. and the proceeds
derived from such sale vii, bs ap-
piled. Arst. to the discharge Of such
lien to January ~. 1914. and the
costs and expenses Of seiiinx OF said
property. and the remainder. u any
will bs paid over TO the owners OF said
property.
ALrAMoNT INVESTMENT co,
and GEORGE holland.
Noi.AND 4 CRANE. Attorneys for
Aitamont Investment Company aud
George Noiand.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
April ID. 1919, s-io-i7-s%-s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
PUBllC AUCTION

On Saturday. April ~. slJs. there
will b sold at public s6etios q
0rssnasld Farm. ming southssse
Of klamath Pals. on u|sssiil road.
100 head Of pure bred 6ad registered
BERKSHIRE aad Polsal Chiaa hoss.
Fifty each Of sovs Of ne finest Srssl.
ing strains. some Win pip and bai.
anes viii faProv son: 10 head Of
ehoies Poland ChidA boars. 10 head
OF Berkshire boarss all psdisresd ant
registered. or eligible to register: 30
head Of extra aas shoats from the il.
ported farm Of Bmsrsoa Bros. Ohio.
aad c. n. sehe0sld. Missouri. oirss
and dams champlon 1910 Chicago II.
tarnational sxplsitioa.
This stock 10 OIL thorough hbssA. as1
guaranteed - fsprsssntsd. a granl
ehases for the farmer to get . start
In the ansst stfAia In the West.
Sale tskss place at 0reeaasl1
rsrm. Saturday. April ~. 1919. rsis
q sAiaA
Terms Of ssiI -siz moashs tiuD>os
approved security with interest q
the rate Of 10 Isr esst: 8 per esas
'disseapt for casA.
Free iuneA Sor,nsa sad beast.
oRefef fIBLD vARA.
". \. STARR.
C. O. MERRILL. ASctiesssr.
0nN-A.Aa.A9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
SHERIPF's SALE OH PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice 10 hereby given that % Mos.
day. the 3sth day sf April. 1919. st
the hour Of II o'ciosa .. b. Of said
day. st the Altamoat ranch. about two
milss south Of the city Of klamath
Pals. Oregon. ] will sell st public
auction. TO the highest bidder. for
cash. IN order to satisfy the sum Of
$500 and interest at per cent per
annum from December I. 1903. due
on . certain promissory nots and
chsttsl mortgage. securing the same.
the following described personal
property. to wit:
Two hay rakes. one ditch plow, one
spring wagon. one lumber wagon. two
moving machines. one grindstons;
two emory grinders. one lawn mower.
three wooden pulliss. oas disc har-
row. two Jackson forks. one forge.
two footinss for derrick. one cider
mill. one boring machine. twelve
moving sicsiss. two wooden shivss,
one bellows. one tanning mill. two
cook stoves. one cupboard. two kitch.
On tables. one drop leaf table. two
kitchen cabinets. seven bread pans.
one dish pan. one boz stovs. two
churus. two bread pans. two barrels.
ons rocker. two chairs. one chain. one
binder. one spring tooth harrow. one
lot Of hay nets. one derrick. one lot
3f harness. ropes and cables. one
'pFing cot. one combination desk and
nook case. two commodss. two dss0-
~. three beds. three bsdspFinss, ed
mattress. one bed tick. three carpets.
sven window shades. one Kitchen
hair. one bsrroom chair. one Ice
hest. two lumber wagons with boxes.
~ tvslve-inch gang plow. one sin-
10 top buggy. one double top buggy. |
10 sinSls harness. one slsushtes-
louso wheel. oae hay rake. ose Gas. |
10 see6ss. oas cultivator. one Weo1.
. drag OF harrow. one Iron hsssev.
10 ison beam plow. one tsn.iaeh |
low. one Sriudstoss. oss ~ ssajss.
No set stselysrds. oas sst hssnsss.
~ blsstsnith outAt. sss 1ssslst. !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
SCHOOL SITE IS
QUICKLY TAKEN
VOTE OF ACCEPTANCE or kLAAl.
ATn DEVELOPMENT CoMPA.
NYs OFFER OF FREE GROUND
RHCORDED YESTERDAY

by = vote OF ITO to 10 the proposi.
ton to accept the site offered for q
new school house was accepted yss-
terday. The vote was taken at tho
Central school building. The site
crercd 10 four lots In block 81. Lake.
view addition. and four lots ia block
-. Fairview addition. the city to buy
two lots In the former addition
~hich had already. been sold. The
city will pay 5000 for these. The
site 10 at Academy and r streets.
In order to raise money t. build
the proposed school Il viii BE- nsces-
eary to bond tho city. and special
bond election must be held for tho
purpose. The amount Of moray nee.
essary and the election date will bc
determined later.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Parrish. deed. $500. lots . aaA 10
block 81, First addition.
n. n. Carroll to II. ]. Q. TwitsAsll
warranty deed. $50. lot 4. block 10
wcst Side Park.
VIM. 9. wordcn ct ux to Albert
Roy. warranty deed. 80. lot Z. bloch
so; lot II. block 80, wordsn.
The klamath Development com.
pany to Chris nlock. warranty deed.
SO. lot ~. block IL. Latsvisw.
VIM. l.. Albright ct ux to Frits r.
and Herbert y. Iiauesr. warranty
deed. so, M NV Y, Sec. al.SS.S.
Albert WHITLEY to las. II. Hobbs,
bond for deed. $4,000. lots s. 8. :
and 8. block 81. Merrill.
d. +. Risedorf ct ux to J. W. Jory.
warranty deed. 80. esat san feet
OF lot I. block 4. original town. and
all Of lot 10. block Sc. klamath ad.
dition.
Nicholas Musler to san Francisco
Breweries company. limited. quit
claim deed. 80. iose ia and lsD.
block :. Railroad addition.
The Klamath Development com.
pany limited, warranty deed. go,
lots isA and 1sB. block :. Railroad
addition.
J. Vincent Walden to L. =. Olson.
deed. 80. lots - and IL.
block 53. Second Hot Springs.
United States to Fred Pstsrsoa.
patent, NEh NEN. Sec. -: M
NwN. Sec. 10: swN swN Sec. 20.
ss-l5.
klamath Development company to
rhe Klamath Devslopmsnt company.
warranty deed. SO. lots IL. :. 4 and
). block 80. Second Railroad add.
Ion.
klamath Canal company to W. J.
Evans, warranty deed. lots } and ..
,lock 1. Hollister addition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
sHHRlFru sAI.I or PERSONAL
PssOrERTS

Notice y hereby given that os ja:.
urday. the eth day Of Nay. 1919. .,
the hour Of 10 O'Clock .. ~. of sud
day. ct the bostlias works OF A. Cas-.
tel 4 Company. corner Of spring -
Hood streets. In the City Of klA0Co1
Falls. County Of klamath. stats -
Orssoa. viii ss,l at public auction.
to the highest etddsf. for cash. II
order 10 satisfy the sum Of oil.-
$3.50 sad iatsssst thereon at the
rate OF PER cent per aunum from
the 3otA lay OF January. 1919. said
sum being due on . certain promis.
scry note and chattsi mortgage Sc
curing the same, the following de-
seribsd peesoaai property. to Wit;
About four hundred casks OF empty
beer bctt,ss:
About three huadrsd beer cases.
One lot Of crown corks and labels;
Ons ios Of soda aad soda aavors
and materials:
One tot Of empty casks;
One Barry wshmiiisr soaksr. one
hsnss 4 Keller twelve spout aiisr:
one lot Of soda machinery. including
one baltimore Grown eorker and oss
caFbonatsr complete:
One lot Of trucks for bottle beer
aad one lot Of rolling trucks:
Oae lot Of small machinery. tools
Lad appliances used 10 bottiias
works: one sst double harness: one
omles safe. numbsr z. s'3si. made
hy Cary Safe company: one once
issk. made By B. 4 O. Furniture CO.:
pns once chair: one black horse
named Coca" branded "a Circle"
, sishs abost 1850 pounds: one black
lorss naasd mig" branded AS"
weighs about 1850 pounds.
That said sale will b had aud
made IL aeeoraencs visA the tsrms.
rosaitioas. snd stipuiasioss OF . est-
lain chattsl mortgage. sivsa to the
sss Francisco Brsvsriss. limited. bv
Paul Musiss. on the 3oth day Of Jan
lasy. 1919. aal which chattsl mort
yaO vas luly alsa Of record II the
s@es Of the eeunty clerk Of klamath
rSunty. state of Oregon. on the Ssth
1sy Of February. 1919. aad sscordsd
u Book .. % page $50. nseord Of
chattsl Mortgages Of said county.
". .. BARNES.
Dhsri4 Of klamath County. STATE Of
Oregon.
holland q CRANE. Attorneys for
the Can Hfsseiseo Brsvsrtss.
Limited. S.i3-ie.3e-oh h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
STRAW WINS OUT
on HOMESTEAD CASE
ANOTHER DHClsiON ny sECRH.
TARY OF INTERIOR IN ONE or
MANY CONTESTS ON LAND
NEAR ODESSA

In case involving lSo acres oi
land. the defendant has been the win.
ner In the litigation. In which the
parties were Jennie l.. c. Clay, Emma
Wing. her mother, and Harry NJ. Ack.
ley ~. Henry W. Straw. The case
possesses some historic episodes. and
dates back. SO far as the litigation
IL concerned. to 1898. The case has
been fought with all the skill that
legal ingenuity could contrive. Judge
Thomas Drake OF this city being the
attorney for the successful appellant
and Homer Gurrey OF Washington,
d. c.. land lawyer OF national reputa-
ton. being associated with Stone a
Barrett OF this city for the respond.
ents.
The action resulting In the victory
for Mr.. Straw is founded on a de-
cision recently made by the federal
court OF the United States, that a set
Element made on a piece OF govern
ment land that Is afterward with
drawn under the reclamation act will
not BE- counted in favor Of the settler
AFTER the land has again been thrown
open for settlement. and that rule
was invoked by Judge Drake for Mr..
Straw against Clay. Wing and &ek-
ley. and upheld by ~ secretary OF
the interior. The - = withdrawn
for irrigation purpo@ originally.
The case was considG and dealt
with BY the local Unite6 States COM
missioner. r. N. Richardson. at that
time. and Il was then taken to Lake
view. and finally went to the general
land once. and finally was submitted
to the secretary OF the interior.
The original claim Of Henry Straw
was seemingly meant to apply to so
acres Of homestead land granted on
homestead application in 1903 BY
Mrs.. Clay and Mrs. Wing. II is
located a few miles from Odessa on
the Doak ranch in the Upper Lake
The decision now gives to
Straw the entire 100 acres In town.
ship -. range Z. and settles a con-
test that has been hampering the
Interior department for nine years.
Henry Straw. the successful It'll.
CANT. is . brother OF the well known
dairyman. Jas. w. Straw. while the
chief plaintiff. Mrs. Clay. Is q daush-
esr-in-law Of Mrs. Grinith OF Eagle
Ridss.
u 4fs. Clay. being . married woman.
was claimed BY Judge Drake TO b
not entitled to q homestead claim.
On this point NJ. straw's attorney
was sustained by the interior depart \
neat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
. REAL nsrATE TRANsVRRs I
80 ~

The following realty transfers.
contracts. deeds. mortgages. ETC.. re-
Gently nlsd with the county clerk.
are furnished by the City and County
Abstract company:
J. A. Reynolds ct ux to p. NJ.
Rsidy. warranty deed. 80. lot 6.
block !. shive's addition.
Lee s. Denton to J. S. Beckley,
warranty deed. VIZ NEh, Eh NV
y. Sec. s.33-7h.
Addie Walker ct al 10 Luke f..
Walker. deed. 81. NEh NEh. Sec.
33.3e.l<.
Charley L. Lee to X. o. Vincent,
warranty deed. $1,000, lot 20. block
s. Midland.
Chas. +. Worden ct ux TO the
Klamath Development company,
deed. so. lots Z. s. IL and I2. block
~: lots I. ., 3. 4, 10. go. 81. 22,
- and 20. block 10: lots /. 2. 3. 4.
II. IS. 10. 20. 81. 22. 23 and 20.
block 90: all block 22; Second addi-
tion.
w. p. johnson ct ux to Chas. T..
Worden. warranty deed. $40. lots I
and 2. block 75. klamath addition.
J.. N. Evans ct ux to Elsie Welsh
Lewis. warranty deed. SO. lot D.
block A. Nichols addition.
State OF Oregon to o. l.. Pankey.
deed. @s5. M NEA. Sec. 4-3s-lI.
State Of Oregon to o. l.. Pankey.
deed. s2+5. sh NEh. Eh NwN:
Nwh NWA. Sec. 4-36-l4.
Lewis Pankey ct ux to Louis Dem
mis-. warranty deed. so. sz NEA.
EN- NwM. NwA NwA. ny NEh
and water rights. Sec. 4-36-l4.
8. d. Evans ct ux to n. Madsen,
deed. $40. lots and 7, block 81,
FIRST addition.
A. b. Libby to W. Il. Burris. bond
for deed. S1l.6s0. EN- sEH. swN
eEk. Sec. 8; NEA NEh. Sec. 10
t1-l1.
Lille Mae Remington ct vir to
Katie p. Remington. warranty deed.
90. NWN OF lots and 2. block IS.
First addition.
Emma v. Cosswell to J. NJ. Evans.
warranty deed. $500. lot 7. block
II. original town. II
Arthur Lewis OF ux 10 J. N. Evans.
quit claim deed. 80. 30 feet on
ninth aide lot r. block A. Nichols
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
WALKER Wins N
SHERIFF FIGHT
COUNTY AUDITING BOARD CON.
PLETEs COUNT OF DEMOCRAT.
IC BALLOTs. WITH BlsHOP
EIGHT VOTES BEHIND

This afternoon the auditing board
finished its count Of the democratic
vote In Klamath county1 primary
election last Friday. which showed
that Samuel l.. Walker beat b. st.
George Bishop for the shPisvalty
nomination By 8 votes. the score b.
Ing 100 to is3. None Of the other
nominations were changed from the
indications from Saturdays figures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

United Press Servico
NEW YORK. April SIT 10 con.
sidered certain that the railroad man
ayers will accept the offer Of the gov.
ernmental mediation to prevent the
engineers strike. Omcials declining
to permit the use Of their names said:
There will be NO strike. We viii
accept the offer. and eventually there
will be an amicsbls agresm0t."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
NOTICE. or sMEilFrs SALE
EQuity No. sos.

IL the Cifeuit Court VI tho state of
Oregon. In aud FOR klamath
County.
Walter u. Sa,rc, Plnin'in,
W,
George W. carriek and Jcssic Calssok.
Husband ssd Wife. Defendants
To Whom u May Concern;
Notice 10 hereby given that under
and BY virtue of au execution and or.
Ger OF sale duly issucd out OF tho once
OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
klamath county. Oregon. on the as'h
day OF February. ieis In tho above
entitled suit. upon = decree made and
entered In said circuit court. to-wit
the 18th day OF November, isil. Ia
favor OF The above named pia'ntin.
W, II. sa'rs. aud against tho abo',
named defendants. George W. Car
rick aud Jessie Carrick. husband and
wife. ordering the sale Of tho herein
after described premisca which said
premises arc particularly described In
said suit and decree. said promises to
DO sold TO satisfy tho Judgment and
decree Of this court In said suit In the
amount OF seventeen hundred. twenty.
seven and sS-ioo t721.?s) dollars.
together With the further sum Of two
hundred nfty aud 0o-i0o esSo,oob
dollars. attorneys fccs. assessed and
taxed by the court. and tho further
sum OF twenty and <o-ioo p,o.<0
dollars. costs and disbursements. with
interest thereon at tho rate Of eight
tS per cent per annum. from and
after the 3ssh day OF September
1911 and for aeeruins costs. Now.
by virtue Of said execution
and order Of sale. and compliance
and In compliance with
the order OF the court. recitcd In said
writ. have duly ,sviea upon 'n~ mere
In described premises. ami VIII. on
the ssd day OF May.iN2
as the hour Of 10 o'clock n. m. on
said day. ss the front door OF 'ht
court house In klamath Falls. count,
OF klamath. state OF Oregon. soil nj
suction 10 the highest bidder. for
cash 10 hand. oil Of the right. title.
Interest. estate. or demands wha'so-
ever ss law or In equity. Including
the sensments. heredi'amen's. and
oDDuTtennncea therein ntO beiOn cling mn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Pedeeatioa Asks Mediation
United Press Service
KANSAS CITY. April 3S.-Ths re-
Gently organized Federation Of Ped
erations. composed Of shop employees
OF the country. has formally asked
President Taft to intervene In the
shopmen's strike OF the Hartman
roads. II declares that unless there
is settlement the strike win BE- OF.
tended to all of the Western roads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

San Francisco's La Toilette head.
quarters announces that the senator
will open his state campaign at Free
no Thursday night. speaking Friday
night at Los Angeles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22
cHILC0TE 6 RICE
REAL ReTAT1-MnuRAHCn

REAL EeTATy = MoURAWCD
we,AAxB 4 bPDC1A1TY q sosss
In property nd good faso lAs1A NJ
trouble TO ahow psopssty. PsooDt ~
tention viges Iall isqsisiss. 4 fsw
good houses TO- rsat. u yos wase -
buy or sssl Il van pay yos 70 - y.
Next 70 Aaassleau uotal. Phoao 0Ol
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Nosies u Sale q lGass asd Colt q
sst1ssy Lea
Notice 70 hereby given that on Aoa
day. the 3Ssh day Of April. 1919. st
the hour Of 3 o'clock .. n. Of sa,d
day. at the Altanont ranch. about
two miles south Of the city Of Kism-
sth Falls. Couaty OF klamath. State
Of Oregon. there viii - offered for
ssle st public auction and sold to the
highest bidder for case. BY the Ats.
mont Invsstmsat company aad
George Nolsad. owners Of the Alta
mont ranch. the following described
personal property. 70 vit:
One gray mare. stout IL years old.
named Klamath. braodsd TX on left
stins. and one bay co about . years
old. from shis mare,
That the shove d(leibsd personal
property will b soi6O the time and
place herein nsntt0Od. 10 satisfy q
lien on said Dsssonai property.
amounting 10 the sum Of eso.0s. for
depasturins. feeding. bsstowins labor.
care and sttsntioa vpon said property
fom the ist day Of Nay. 1910. 10 the
3sth day Of January. 1919. At the
special instance and request Of J. d.
Carroll and Perl =. Carroll.
That the charSs for such dspastuF-
inS. feeding. bsstowins labor. care
and attention upon ssid property 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

ceastaAtiAopls says the italian
feet d reported - mobilised at the
Gulf Of Saros. and building land for.
tihcations close to the entrance Of
the Dardansllss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Zollie Clements at Stockton. Calf.
pleaded not guilty Of the murder. re-
pudiating his confession. His trial
10 June 9Th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Il suffered habituaIly fren esssti.
patton. Dosn's Rsgulsts Fslisvsl ssl
strengthened the bowels. - that they
have been regular ever sincs. "A. =.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

At San Francisco Ju4os Sergeant
sentenced former Police CAPITALS
Michael Conboy TO three years at sss
Quentin for shooting Bernard Lsgsn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

II ysu are looking for ~ ssss g.
esat meal In town try the Iessl Ball.
via diaias rsoa. RsHas b the vssh.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

We have soae very aseirsAis eSl
street property tor eaie-0lsphSos
Hunter Realty Cn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Tempe thsatsT. Matinee daily. 3:Se
D. n. Evening. arse .essfornanes.
7:is. eUatinuowsL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Mrs. A. Lansell and Mrs. X. Xii.
gore are down from BONANZA for .
esw days visit with frtends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Mrs. Ora EnSlle 10 down from the
Fort to spend . few days In the city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-22

Ray Merrill 10 up from Merrill.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-25

A full line of builders hardware
at Reilly's.
One more week of the Cleanup
sale at the Golden Rule store.
Place your order for your winter
coal with the Emmett Fruit Grow
ers' Association.
We have knives for the Deering,
Plano or Jones and Mccormick
mowers. Hawkins Hardware.
Fit that boy out now for school
at about half price. Boys 1895
suits s2.45, at Golden Rule clean
up sale.
J. F. Nesbitt, well known ranch
er of the Falk neighborhood, and
his wife, passed through town Sat-
urday for the mountains for a
months outing. They will go as
far as Custer county, travelling by
way of Placerville, Garden valley,
Bear valley and Stanley Basin.
Screen wire, all lengths, nj
Reilly's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-25

The Majestic, the range with a
reputation, at Reilly's.
We are making reduced prices on
storage coal at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
Nothing is so essential for good
cooking as the Best flayoring ex
tracts. For sale by B. B. Davis.
Woman loves clear, rosy COM
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood, clears the skin,
restores rudy, sound health.
Bernie Bilderback came over from
Boise Saturday expressly to get ae-
quainted with his nephew, young
Mr.. Holyerson. He returned home
Monday.
w. P. Richards and Mrs. ]. II.
Richards, brother and sister in
law of Arthur Richards, came over
from Boise Saturday to visit at
Westlake. The former returned
home Monday, rat Mrs. Richards
will remain q week lorger.