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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-26

Trimhle'a Livery; Iis \. Second 81
supply yourself with si,ose prum-
ls'si photos white Gray ias lils special
sale on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-26

Nov pIclurcs- ra9lInc and crysiaI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22

beauty, and her clothes must con-
form to her circumstances. The
tailor-made gown worn by the bust
ness woman really has nothing to
commend it, except that it is suitable,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-22

BY Billie Burke. ,,.,,
The First Word-Modern dress
must be made for modern needs.
The woman of today is an. utilitar-
ian animal before she is a thing of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Death OF Jacob Bauer

Jacob Bauer, Jr, only son of Mr..
and Mira Jacob Bauer passed from this
life nj the home OF his parents last
Sunday afternoon at 100 O'Clock. His
death was not unexpected as he has
suffered for the last year from tuber-
culosis aud gradually faded from life
ne his strength ehhed.
Mr Bauer was BE years old and had
lived almost all Of HE life in Crystal
Falls wherv he was well known.
The deceased came 10 Crystal Falls
with his parents when he was seven
years OF age. frum Germany where no
was born. lie grew to manhood in
this city and was later on associated
with his father ia the farming and
beer agency business and few years
ago succeeded his father in the latter
business and held it until bis death
His health commenced TO tail him o
compile OF years ago aud from that time
bis decline has been slow but gradual
towards the goat H. which we are all
travelling.
Tho funeral was held on Wednoaday
from the German Lutheran church IN
this city and was largely attended by
abe friends ef the family and relatives.
Tho funeral services wers conducted
by Rev WestphalI of FLORENCE. pastor
Of tue German Lutheran churon.
Those present from ont of town were
Mr.. and Mrs John Pfietfsr OF wausau
kse, Fred GIump OF Menominee. Joe
Konwinski Of Iron River, Tony Weber
Of Amasa and Mr. and Mrs August
5cnaal oi Mansfield
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Planning For Fait

Judge Rite is secretary Of the Iron
County Agricultural Society ami on mis-
weekly visits 10 this city he has been
doing some missionary WORK for the
coming exhibition and has met with
very hattering success over here. Mr..
Rites idea is 60 interest the people
on this side of the county in the fair
and make il what IL ought TO be. a
comfy tair IN fact as we'll AS ia name.
he Is con sidering the naming OF a
lumber OF east side fellows ON impor-
tant committees bnt before be Will
name anyone be wants assurance that
the person 80 named will work. He
met with uniformly affirmative an
swers Oh this side Of thc county and
it is very probable that two horse
team will be found working for the
fair this fall instead OF single horse
iand frequently n mnlel one horse.re-
presenting the east and the other the
west side and with Mr.. Ritze manipu.
lating the reIns they ought rto stand
right up Ia the collar and make the
society winner,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Crystal aIls on Route
read

The senate and house bin providing
for trunk line system Of roads in
Michigan includes Crystal Falls on the
system Of trunk line roads through the
upper peninsula
The location Of the roads above the
straits are as follows beginning az 81
lgnace the main road will run west
through Manistique, Escanaba and
Gladstone 60 Powers whore il viii
swing 70 the north with branch road
running south 10 Menominee. Contin.
ulng from Powers north. the main line
will extend through HermansviIle, Iron
Mountain, Sagola. Crystal Falls. Iron
River, Watorsmeet 10 Ironwood. An
other road viii branch OF the road AZ
Escanaba and run north through Mar
qnette Negaunee, Ishpeming Michi-
CANINE 70 tho copper country.
The substitute bill proposed by the
house is % take in Tic roads built by
counties on state reward. whoiever snch
road will form y part OF the trunk line
system, and pay the counties double re.
ward. Iron county will come in for
nice big reward should such bin pass
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Fieweiling at the Head

We are 10 receipt Of report OF the
western forestry bureau. fhe organiza.
uon OF timber owners in tho west
which has given more thonght and
money to the subject Of iire prevention
IN the umoered sections OF the west
than any organization Of its kind IN the
ouontry
: On the hrst pase IS AIT excellent like
ness of our former townsman, a. l..
flewelling. who is the president Of the
association and who ~ enthusiastically
interested with the work Mr.. Fiewel.
ling has headed the organization the
past year and is regarded AZ anthorits
on the work in the west
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

There are "a number of changes in
the personnel Of the county board ~
the result Of last Monday election.
Crystal Falls city shows about as mnch
change M any of the sections the
make.np Of the hoard being as follows
Bates Charley Olson.
Crystal Falls ". J Richards.
Hematite- Harry Morrison.
Iron River-J- Robert Lyons
Mansfield Albert Nelson.
Msstodon = r. ,. MtLsfen.
Stambaugh Jas. H. Nettell
first Wag-J 5 Jacks
Second Ward Jas r. Flood
Third Ward ID. VI. Ross
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Ordered A New Trial

rhe famous Davis case in which
supt. Davis brought action against tine
School District of Escsnaba for breach
OF contract. WIS heard in the s.,prerre
court and the action Of the lower conrt
reversed
Prof. Davis was hired by the hoard
OF education previone 10 the annual
election IN 1910. The new board abro-
gated the contract, dismissed Prof,
Davis and hired another man. Davis
brought suit ON his three year contract
and was defeated ~ the lower conrt
The CASE has boon sent back TO the
Delta circuit for new trial and viii
soon b. tried again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
STATE TICKET WON OUT BY A MA.
loRITY or $4,000 VOTES
%MaA SUFFRAGE DEFEATED
Munns. Flood and Gsffney The Winners
In the Contest in Crystal Falls City
BY Close Vote.

The spell which Theodore Roosevelt
cast over Michigan last fail has beer
dispellea, Although he made a visi
70 this state week ago and tried e
continue his power the people gave
evidence at the ballot box last Monday
that the republican party is still their
first love The rehabilitation of the
party as made during the winter and
the excellent and progressive legisla.
tion put through by republican votes
has an unmistakable approval OF the
people and from now on it is certain
that the republican ties will increase
instead on diminish.
The national progressive party ran
third in the number of votes cast and
in verv few places did the party which
got first place on the ballot elect any
Of it's candidates.
The fight between the republicans
and the progressives was waged prin,
eipally on the supreme justices and
this tight WAS brought about by the re-
fusai Of the supreme court OF which
the two republican candidates were
members, refusing 10 interfere in the
contest between W. } Macdonald and
III. Olin Young in the congressional
middle in this district
Alfred J. Murphy Of Detroit. dem
ocratic candidate for the supreme court
Justice, and a man admired an over
the state becausc 81 his great ability,
made remarkable run and for d time
IL looked as If he might pull out
winner il later returus showed that the
progressives had succeeded in reducing
the vote Of Justice Moore. This con-
dition failed TO materialize. however,
and Judge Murphy must bs content
with "a handsome contribution OF votes
from tho ranks OF his opponents party
The Legislature submitted five
mendments To the people for their APP
proval or rejection. The prinoipal in.
lerost centered about TIE woman sui. !
frage amendment owing TO the ex.
tremeIy close vote ON this proposition
last fall. Complete returns are not al
hand but frOm what returns that are
available, the defeat Of the measure Ii !
assured by a majority of about 10 600. |
u is thonght that tue other amepd.
ments have carried but later returns
may show some OF them losers
Iron county, as usual. turned out a
handsome republican majority for the
republican party. Woman suffrage
was winner in the comfy by ma
jority OF 1870.
The vote between the parties in the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
ADJOURN APRIL rs
State LegisIatureWill Cease ooins Business
or That Oay.

State LegisIatureW Will Cease Ooine Business
or That Oay.
The two houses OF the state legisla
ture have agreed upon a date for nd
JUnrnmeDt Business will cease on
April 25 with final adjournment set for
May 10. This decision means that
there are twelve more working davs for
the legislature to do business in and
duiing that time All sorts OF legislation
will be ground ont as the house. in
particular, IS SO far behind with It's
work that it can never eaten up.
Last year the same condition existed
AZ the end of the session and lot or
faulty legislation was the result of tse
haste lt ls said that during the clos.
ing days Of the last legislature mum
Der Of bills were passed without being
read
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
SHOWS NEED OF CARE
Report OF the Bureaus Of Mines Reveal.
Hazard in Mich. Mines

The report OF the federal bnrsau ol
mines shows that more than four men
IN every ZOO employed in the metal
mines Of Michigan are killed during
the course of year. That the mortal.
ity rate in our mines can be reduced
more than half through effective regu
lations is shown by the fact that the
proportionale number OF fatalities in
the metal mines.of Germany and Great
Bntian is about one-third that OF the
United States
Additional emphasis Is given the
need Of stringent state mining laws
when IL is considered that there is an
fentire absence OF gas and dust ia the
metal mines, the very things which
cause most of the serious accidents IN
the coal mines Of the world. Despite
the absence Of these causes. it is shown
that metal mining in the United States
IS more hazardous occupation than
coal mining. During 1911. the death
rate in the ceal mines was 3. 13 men 10
every 1000. In the metal mines II was
4i9, but the rate in Michigan was
higher than the average of the country
generally, the rate there being 4.9i.
The fatalities do not begin 20 give
an idea OF the danger ron by the men
in the copper and iron mines OF Michi.
gan. Cine man in every four ia injured
more or less seriously during fe
months period Six hundred and
seyenty.nine Of the rs, 30l persons EN-
ployed in the copper mines of Miohi
gan during the year 1911 were inbred
seriously. The total number injured !
was i.s6o. and the number killed 90.
In the iron minos Of Michigan there
were employed during the same year
IA. 960 persons Sixty.nine were killed,
ss seriously injured and 1913 slighty |
injured
Rigid mine inspection laws are al 1
ways reflected in iow mortality rates.
In such states as New Jersey, whore |
mining is small industry and little
attention is paid &c regulation. the
rate is high In New Jersey /
during 1871 1879 men In every /. 900
were killed.
According 90 DR.. J. A. Holmes. al.
rector OF the bureau OF mines. the coal
mine accidents resulting in the death
OF 100 or more miners at time, has
had the effect OF arousing public senti.
uent To such pitch that rigid rogula.
hons have been secured for coal mines,
but not for metal mines The accidents
In the metal mines though more fire.
luenl. do not create 40 much interest
because the number Of persons killed
1t any one time is not 40 great as in Il
he coal mine accidents
The bnrean finds that the American
ieath rate In the metal mines is only
exceeded by three othnr countries.
Mexico. Peru and the Transvaal. Asi
compared with this conntry's death
rate OF A. liz % every loo amployad
3rsat Britain'H record IN "a. Ger.
naDy's l. 80 and France = B.f6 Arizo.
an produced more copper in 1911 than
Michigan. the figures being 303. 202. b3o
pounds for Arizona and 9iH. 1856. 29G for
Michigan. bur Michigan employed IG.
l01 men IN tor copper mines az against
Ariz0A = ~, fsin. seventy men were
killed In the Arizona mines during the
fear making the death rate Z. AZ per
!, 600 In Nevada q. oi0 we're employ
"a. 30 killed rate. sos In Utah, !. no
Employed. ~ killed ratio 70. 4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

Mildred Harbour, twelve year ola
daughter Of the late Jas Harbour,
died ~ tho home OF bor grandmother
last Monday Of tuberculosis. The littls
one had been a sufferer frum the ,sis-
ease for q number of years and her
death was expected Ny her grarJmothcr
with whom she has msdo het hcme
since the death ~ her father aevernl
years ago
The fnncral occurred feom ihf church
Of the Guardian Angel last Nelnesfs
- -. 4i ~
Iohn iufts soldlont his livery s,anls
last Tuesday % Joe Fauri " ManshelI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
THE CITY CNNTESTs

The election in Crystal Falls city
was anything but disintersstlug affair
4rhe contest between Robert Munns
= ~and<bhn Tufts was as hard fought
battle rs has been waged here an many
day. Mr.. Mnnns won ont by small
majority and tho tirst one to congratu
late him was hia defeated opponent
Mr.. Tufts.
The vote on these two officers in the
wards was ~ follows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
Young Seated

Al the opening OF congress last Mon
day, objection was made 10 the seating
OF n Olin Young. congressman from
this district After parliamentary
ught vote was taken aud Mr.. Young
was seated but his title % the seat will
he investigated BY = committee Of con
gress
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

The next regular examination OF
teachers of lron county will be held in
the court house at CRYSTAL Falls ON
Thursday .and Friday April cath and
25th. 1913.
John n. Macon.
Com r. Ut Schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
cOm'r. Of Schools

Jesse CoomLes wife and daughter.
OF Negaunee- visited with Rey. and
Mrs ". y 1'oomhss last Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

The vote on the woman suffrage n.
mendment ia the various townships Of
the county WAS az follows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

Munne majority l~
In the second ward James X Flood
accomplished tho remarkable feat of
winning mt % slips for tho oiiira of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12


presented TO the council the result a.
his audit OF the city books. Mr.. Dres
ser's report was made so late in tho
week that we are unable to include H.
IN this issue but next week it will ap.
pear in full.
The report showed that the different
funds contain balances of cash "a fol-
lows:
General fund $4,613. 8i
Public Works tund 10. 732. 35
Cemetery fund 6a.So
Total "a, 39O.70
Street fund oyerdrawn ts,O49.o5
Balance.cash on hand s ., ,y4t. fss
In the list of expenditures the large
items were as follows
Police 81. 02s.00
Fire 1901. 4B
Poor O05. 90
Paving z. O53 42
The liabilities OF the city are
Public Works bonds so, 900. 90
Public Works bonds Is, 10000
Public Works bonds f2,U00.00
Paving bonds $4,000. o.
The superintendent OF the elautri,
light and water department. also sub
mitted a report showing the receipts
and expenditures Of his department for
the year the principal items being ~
Follows
Total expenditure $ 10, 4o3. no
This sum was made up os the FOL
lowing items
Labor 81, yg7 60
Supplies \, ,66i. 40
Sewer SfDyD
On. piece OF new work that was
taken up was the determination 10 r..
ject all Offers for the lumber In the ola
city hall and 60 use " In constructive
a polling place and storage house in
the second ward s0mewhere in tho
neighborhood OF the 50 Paul station.
iris move is generally looked upon
as a wise measure as the ciiy needs 3D.
adequate polling place in that ward
badly Elections have heen hald In
the basement OF the Lockwood tut The
place affords scapt room. Lest faIlii
was necessary 70 ciqse tho DOORS
great was the jam at. tho polling boot
dnring the connt ~ the ballots anc
that action csused considerable adverse
comment from those who were not ~
qnainted With the circumstances
The few dollars that tho ltf vail
get out Of the lumber ~ ibs old build
ing will not amount to mnrh wnils
there Is plenty there TO build the
house they propose to erect iD tho -.
cond ward, ~
Tho new cOuncil will take hold ci
affairs next Monday evening we under
stand.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12

lContinnctl on page /
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-12
LAST MEETING or THE OLD cOUNcl
WAS HELD THURSDAY EVENING
NEW BODY SOON TO ORGANIZE
Nlll Build Voting Place in the Second
Ward Large Enough FOR CITY Pur-
poses ard Storage

The last meeting OF the Crystal Falla
city council was held last Thursday
evening. An unfortunate circumstapta
surrounding it was the absenoe ,f
Mayor Bjork who has presided ~
faithfully over tho council dehber...
tions for the mast threa vaars "a
Biork was a,ok ana nnoh,a
OF the nouse thar ayan,ng
tn -,-s.~,
kF-~T+kF+-r ~>'"'@%N*f' - "Ao NNN1iH&a
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Last Tuesday evening, Joe Silva
the thirteen yeaar old son of Jose
E. Silva, while working On the
ranch of Mrs. Jennie Kaiser, was
very severely kicked by a colt. The
boy was petting a colt and the ami
NAL wheeled about and kicked him
in the stomach. He was brought
to town for treatment and at last
reports was getting along very
nicely.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Manuel Silva went TO Haley We'd
nesday morning TO appear before
the board Of county commits
sioners in regard TO. the taxes Of
some land that he owns near Sol
der in Blaine county.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Z. B. Williams and wife and dau-
ghter of Twin Falls, were in ShO-
shone Monday and Tuesday the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
GOoding. Mr.. Williams is proprie-
tor of the perrine Hotel OF Twin
Falls.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

H. Frank Cary Of Denver. a spec
ial representative Of the mutual
Life Insurance company Of New
Yourk, was in town The first Of the
week checking over the business
of the company in Lincoln county
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Helen Burgess. the little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bur
CESS, was brought home from Boise
Monday where she has been for
several days in a hospital follow
ing the operation for appendicitis.
She got along nicely following the
operation and has about recovered
her health.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Miss Stella Cook who has been
visiting in the east for the past ten
days RETURNED home Saturday. Miss
Cook is very much taken up with
the east, but says she is cOntenteo
and willing to take her chances IL
and around Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Mr. and Mrs. Peoples who have
been employed on the Carter ranch
northwest Of Shoshone for several
months left Saturday for Meridian.
Idaho. where they win locate.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18


When in need Of Masoh rrIit5ars
bette. y, Ag,,.,.ana n.y.
foot troubies are l.asiiy D.gni-A-
ed ~ tie use Of Js'sm</Ioosv
back # not satfsfieII --rSrrh Drug
store.
- -'s'ii''" si's''l 7 ie" 'ass 70
'o.''l ''''' "e'A ilYln ms 7iieep
g@''ii IL lNe niouiiiaAs Aofth q
Wanted Middle aeec LADS Gag
9ebsl cook aad ous-ksopee wants
siluali,a or ranch. Address jour
nd office
p " D - "
for OF; a '-'S'ie
H. - 49, -'' .-'s 1
.rooa H. ~, -. ~ . lie
Mr. c.o..,, D,.,,I.
night after spending several DAYS
in Gooding at THE home ii nor
daughter Mrs. Fuliet
Mrs r. &. Pierce left IUesaay 10
JON the crowd Of young people
norf. ~ ~. @ '''0 .
/
Br Fvaos n,nag..n -r,,,, File
( Onfl.ai 20 vii ba .bosbono
iJ1ly 99-4i-z2 GLASSES fieea in he
lai4sf and most seienfifi, r,s,..r
-Feet tired, out swoien sng---
der? Sprinkle NyaIs eas,e11 into
the shoes the first 6ng in the
morning, 1t meaLS>foot comfort
Stsrrh Drug Store. p
!
/ mrs W III forDPs ana little dau-
osss to,, - - - - 80 t VIC
broftar + 1t - :.
hon bona an s,tnrdav
I. L Denton J c Martin and Roiit
Frazer came over from Jerome III
an automobile vest Fday morning
and spent the dan looking after
various matters in Shoshone
-Wantei-Salesman acquante.
with merchants Ia Linc0ln aad
Blaine counties to sell tn acme
graph. Give relerenc y-Acmezl aph
sales Co. 725 Chamber Commerce,
r r. Whittinrton iatsIv IF sbo
shona has Iesscd H. a. MI
h,,iiding >. ,ba co,,.ap ~ Maj, a,a
Manic streets and I5n o,sn = frs,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
= Local Brevities

Board and rooms. Mrs. >. d.
Laadsbor0ugh.
See Captain phws6s for auto
mobile clorks
Ray r. stone Of Goodipg spent
Monday il ShoshoneA
Captain Phillips il sIin watch
inspector for the o. 81.
Awf,dy hard to ayahesf these
,i"" .,,g,., without Uncut. ere ~@pi pnI
John 6. Turner OF Biehgeld cam
DOWN from that place On Moneay an
spent The CAY in Town.
Bob Frazier. the enterprisme
hardware ms reliant from Jerome
was business visitor in shosho'sa
THURSDAY.
VIII Custer spent several ia.
Tie first Of the wetk up he Woo,i
river valley, purchasing ock fer
Use ia the meat market.
Mrs j. F. Melvin. formerly Of Siio
shone. returned home "Wednesday
afternoon after spending two Or
three days ia Shoshonc.
Mrs. +. L. Wilmington left We'd
asday Afternoon for Ontario, ore
goa. where she viii spend a few
days wishing with friencs
Mr.. and Mrs. elias. gkins are tine
parents OF new baby girl, that
was born Monday Mr. Atkins Is dep
uty assessor of Lincoln county
James r. BothwAI returned the
latter part OF last week from Ne
braska where he las spent two
weeks visiting his mother and other
relatives.
e. A. Mcintyre, Surveyor, and =.
L. >Maynew Of Twin Falls, were ~
Shoshole MondaA acting as wit
nesses in the DysAsedgwlck land
contest case.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parish OF
Portland, Oregon. arrived in slno-
shone "Wednesday b Visit relatives
and look over the bounty ia view
Of making their home here.
Tie Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church was entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon d. Mrs. a. I. Ne
Mahon and Mrs. j. W. Wheeler a.
the home Of Mrs. Wheeler
Commissioner HESS and Taper
returned to their homes at Jerome
and Richfield respectively on last
Saturday. but returned in time O.
again take up their duties Monday
morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Commissioner HESS and Taper
returned to their homes at Jerome
and Richfield respectively on last
Saturday. but returned in time o.
again take up their duties Monday
morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

C.. A. Mcintyre, Surveyor. and y.
L. <Maynew Of Twin Falls. were ~
Shosh0ue MoudaA acting as wit
nesses in the BysAsedgwick land
contest case.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church was entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon d. Mrs. A I. Ne
Mahon and Mrs. J W. Wheeler a.
the home Of Mrs. Wheeler
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

-Feet tired, ouflswoHen sng<or-
der2 Sprinkle Nyals eas,eM into
the shoes the fist Mig in the
morning, it meatS>foot comfort
SLarch Drug Store. p
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William Parish o.
Portland. Oregon. arrived in sllo-
shOne "Wednesday ID visit Relatives
and look over the country IL view
OF making their home here
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

James r. BothwAil returned the
latter part OF last week from Ne
braska where he las spent twa
weeks visiting his mother and othcl
relatives.