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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

Peterson, Jestin Corbett. Frank. Stream
and Capt Nelson drove over to SagoIa
Sunday morning, returning in the
evening.
Mr.. William Bates and Mrs Thos.
Bates drove to Sagola Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Richards, Jr.. of Crystal
Falls was here spending sunday with
his parents.
Mr.. Carl Forsman of Crystal Falls
was here spending few days with
friends.
Mr.. Werner FahIer and wife were
visiting Crystal Falls friends Sunday.
Mr.. August Mattson and wife were
Crystal Falls callers Sunday.
Mr. Hendrickson and family spent
Sunday at Crystal Falls.
Mr.. Eriok Dahl and Mr.. Werner
Fahler We're Crystal Falls business cal.
lers Monday.
Mr.. John Mason and family spent
SUNDAY visiting at Crystal Falls
Mrs. Mary E. Corbett and daughter,
Miss Francis drove to Crystal Fall.
Monday evening.
Supt. Wall of Iron River was a caller
here Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Peterson drove to Crysta
Falls Wednesday.
: DIR. Darling was caller here Wed
nesday morning.
Mr.. Thomas Pascoe of Norway wa.
a business caller here Monday.
Mr.. Elmer Stream and wife drove tc
Crystal Falls Thursday
Mr.. William Staples Of the Armenis
mine was here calling on friends Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Willie Schaal spent few hours
at Crystal Falls Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Eli Schanto, Of this city. took pos
session Of horse and buggy last We'd
Ecsday, belonging TO Fred Nault. pro-
prietor of lunch room on West Gene.
sss street and drove to Ishpeming
striving there Friday. He sold the
sattt foi 500 TO Antoine Dobbs. a
livery man. Later in the day he met
man from Iron River 70 whom he
told that he bad taken the horse. Mr..
Nault was sotihed at once and Schatno
was lodged In jail for safe keeping.
When taken isto custody be had So
of the 500 left which was returned
10 Dobbs The sheriff and deputy
sheriff of Iron county arrived at Ish-
peming last Monday and took the pris.
oner back 20 Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
N A N S FEEL 0

Mr.. EMIL Alto was a Crystal Falls
business caller Thursday.
Mr.. Victor Hager spent few hours
at Crystal Falls Thursday.
Miss Ethel Ross left for Crystal Falls
Thursday returning home Friday.
Mr.. William lobe was a business
caller here Friday
Mr.. William Ross and Wilfred Mel.
son returned from school ut Crystal
Falls to spend Sunday with their par
ents.
Miss Francis Corbett and Miss Hilds
Peterson drove to Crystal Falls Friday
afternoon.
Messrs Thomas Richards, Charley
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
FIRE AND GAME WARDEN BUSY

I'M AN - Va VII AhDAIAN DCD .
Bert Jones, state fire and game war
den made trip up 10 Paterson's Greek
Sunday and arrested Felix Brozoznow-
ski and julius kozoloaki for having
urdersized fish in their possession.
rhe men plead guilty and were fined
s. 90 and costs
Chss. Sechries and Vim. Hollemback,
two homesteaders living near Pentoga
were arrested last week on charge
Of allowing fire 10 spread through
tksir neglect. One homestcader $
house and barn was destroyed, also
some property belonging to a lumber
company, the total damage amounting
10 $40, 600. The men were fined $50
and costs but owing TO their old age
she sentence was suspended
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
SHORT NOTES.

r. }. Pearce. who has been mining
engineer ssr the Republic Iron a.
steel % aud has had charge of the
Cos operations in this district has
resigned his position. he has accepted
sAe position Of assistant 10 Mr.. Earl
Richards. general superintendent FOR
she Neysds Land Go. and will be-
iscsted in the Msstodon district,
where The Ce is interested in tbs zig
Mastodon find Mr.. Pearse Is = SPLEEN
did Young nss and we are sorry 20
Ioss him. bit ~ bis new position Is
in the line of promotion we heartily
Jssn rih his many friends in offer
&C congratulations Mr.. Pexrce's
Fsition with the Republic lron a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

"spITE FENCE" CASE IN COURT.
The village council room was filed
to overfIowing last Monday afternoon
when the much talKed Of case Of Rus
se,I i've. Ipes was tried before Judge
cu<ley. The complainant was repre-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

GIRL WANTED For general house
work. Apply at DR. Larson's resi-
dence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

CARPENTERS WANTED Apply
TO A. H. Proksch, General Contractor.
Iron River. Mich. 4 wks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

FOR SALE:-My Upper Farm con-
Stating of , forties Win split and sell
one forty TO party if desired.
Jacob Bauer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

House For Sale Impure Of Thomas
Conlin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

FOR SALE "A cheap horse buggy
and harness Inquire OF J. Peterson.
near Post Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

WANTED To know whereabouts
or post Office address of Chas. or Will
lam Shaw, who moved from Mansfield
Township to some place in Canada,
about twelve years ago. Perhaps some
of our readers can furnish this infor-.
nation, or know the address of some
relative of the Shaw s. Address This
Office. wks. pd.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

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/ sr.,,.l ,r, ,sx.srruc O.
-
-. so v.v xnoue t,ss now IN,
,orfant farasf taaussrgg ts 10 voua
- !, ,.r-,us anytrfuv to fhaf
-. : e,,,.sr fT..sx srxnnIss AZ ar
ss.,...s.ass RS snern.aneueee
/ ~ ,,r,,.,I I,,p,rsrTcut ~ Wash
f,,s.,..a .1..se..,, Ia.aa ma lsaotaaa
1, oo,es- :, ho,,t 400 aea uoo raef
r. rsn,,,s f,.a 5eo ano csraeaft ia.
aoa f.a. e..rh rtauule.a faeefhee
-rB.v ,ssoula urasa rsiu ARA miles
Iapv IL would make -soet es.,e.
A., M If i.eE boards frsuo tho earth
IL. she n.aopa ov a 6-faos Walk with
hundrair Ia 2-t,et nIaaEa Ii
vve,ttd nave 3s-@nof rasauave a.
round ne rfn At tho esuator
aIaauf..er4rfnp1 FarsSr nsnfsucfa an
nIava 20 600 u4ea IN fAasa four
sr,.fa= a4ara aan half heir indusf-
sa.I ns,n,,l..tfau Ies animal Daurnti
IF * ma aoa xoald make = sfaex
= r sta.sa- efouars q. uilas shtub The
-rat.t raid "a nc eemmup,ty sar
~, ses ssupIt4s asa other costs
o-nufd rs.eb TX sss Miles "a dot,sr
MS 7a4 civ r,vo-.F,irss arauua fhe
World ar make rawu i've hi,ls Wide
f,.,p,g 7s.astI..s,s,a Nlau-r Ynrk TX IA
.aur 9rast4.<s seuresye of eemumnits
u7a.,ltb ira vou ahara4r
E$ut ths baxr way "a rssItxa- ae
aoassttv If arotac-fag farasfs md
farssr f,aussrq 40 eemnsra he
n.,-f,s ~a~1tva. or rhasa f,,rs<s nro-
4ve.a ntasrIv setst ats4,rvhsrs "a, ser
ring s.utat,ia n4auav iata laesl err--
.,zl..ffau ri ia a bout srAa 600 400
-s..,r aa,rr,r s4ao gee a d..v. more
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10
Facts ABOUT LINDEN

LINDEN IS
ia u1tiese novsn Of Seattle.
IS mites ssush of Vancouver
"a miles directly norrh OF
3etiin9hauI-
On the 8rfiinsham & Ifrfh-
err Halfway. a. Brsncn- of
the Milwaukee,
Thss eentae of the famous
Ns0kxxcK Valley. the bess
dafrvtnx section IA the
Tafrad SfAeasI
Cousfderers the most beautI-
tar iaiandatownl IN The.
seasa@
The home OF the qghateou,
Counry Fair .hetd annually
LINDEN HAS
SIX Churches.
Two public and one pare
ehiaI school
$50 sehnos children
IS teAchers.
a population of 1880.
Her own water sysfem-
An accredfrsxi High school
24-hauvT e4artrtr light ana
powev service
TIVE ereanrprfaa--ouA he
largest cooperative. ereanls
cry IN the state
A new frutf and. vegetables
eannery
new sash and IGOR factory
Bank feuOstts exEeesttn &
$3.50, 8ae.
Climate unsnrpassesi
Soil and climate. uneaualfasf
forT the raiafrx OF Errtr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

zaxper~ OF the National depart
rneat Of aerFsultare who mas Desa
stnayfne the high price OF meats
and loeaffag where he profits 20
mas offered some Interesting Ind
ises lie has traced lat sseer
ram he ranch TO the table Of he
Consumer and the results are not
a, 4earsHug a. some folks would
s~neer While the rsnehmaH get
ogIy sig2E and he edible paris
% he animal brought 500 81 there
was 40 Surprising profit resped N
The process The packer disposed
ot ne unedibIe parts Of the ant
nal fav sIa59. or 3 cents more
han was rseesvea BY the rsnehmaa
who raised tae setar Apparently.
fAerafere. there was prJfft OF near
lv Sl1a divided among those who
sanaIea the steer FROM the time il
oft me plains unfit ID reached the
ultimate. consumer
The Investigator found hat the
railway companies get 81 90 Ter
hauling the steer 70 market The
commission merchant Who marketed
he animal got 30 cents. The sss.er
was sold "a a faeaer who peid the
grfsB,af sfa2s fer ehe animal RE
cert Is several months and disnos
ed If Il % rhe packer FOR Sss SIS
an ADVANCE IT sss SO Ha claims
ne fae he sraer sal 80 worth Of
Germ and hat other expresses cEt
dawu his margin 50 that no mazda
oaIv slt 20 profit on tae faefine-
The packer Claims hat after de-
iuerfag his cost of operation de aad
Al oroffs 0f only $3.50 ON he sreer.
The rasailer got SIS 2 mora than
~. Daisi far RE edible portions OF
he steer and 10 charged 5zs "a OF
nat IN 20 the cost OF dning bust
ness ahaut 81 Befug thA easr OF
delivery % ensremers leaving aim
prsfts 0f only IS IS
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

Ia y Quite apparent that net
COUNTRY - eager few he currency
r4ferr, that PRESIDENT wilson - urg
ING upsn Congress- and it - t1l-i
nfebahie hat hat august body Wiz
saig % act n view Ut the wfde-'
seread demand far some change fHl
our currency system
The proposal of he president t5l
nI.eey he cantrsI Of he system IN
he haaas Of he government ratheri
han 10 allow is 70 remain IN thsi
lands Of 4 aaw fadfgiduais and his
8etarfainatisn so 20 reform the svs-
tan. hat he people at large viii
benefits are receiving hearty en-
asraenaeat
representative 51lkev. OF the
house banking committee has hts
to say If he Wtlaou-efisss measure
The VfIsen-etIsss biIE VIII rec the
currency and. ereaits Of the country
rem the domination Of any business
gr0up. place he reserves Of our
banks vheras hey VIII 10 rhe most
zsss prevent The piiiag up 0f the
country DsaksH resources n Well
street 20 support stocE sxesSs.H Sc
gserasisns provide safe and
sound government currency sde-
9uara m ESiHms 20 the needs Of the
cenatry business md make is Dos
sfhle fsr -he small business man 20.
obtain, through competition, sueh
credit accommodation, "a aia 5ust-
ness and character merit
The Class BifI provides for etsst-
leffy It CURRENCY mobilization "
reserves and government control af
he nations financial affairs. What
VIII - its effecf7
There VIII 20 fau,erf financial pan-
les No manipulation of The money
MARKET 70 create artificial sfriagenev
Will % tolerated. 5eezHse interest
rates golunaa Of currency and ax-
f=HsteHs % creeis VIII ali Do con-
frDttaa "A he interest Of he 1ublfr
ov q gevernHaeut board There Will
- no zrGHaa for he lear and dis
tPHss vhieh sometimes brfngs on
1aHtes 5scaHse everyone win know
hat enough CURRENCY and enough
evefsF viii always. %. svaiIabI.ss 20.
Meet all LagftfhlatH needs
The working man VIII sIwars ger
Hss pav IA gDvernment CURRENCY.
sasf ~ gssf az gold and VIII nor
Do 8skef - sepeuf eEAarfng nasrza
cheeks ~ other cresit substitutes
because employers VIII fIways D.
shiae to zes he currency which rbeir
SastRess lnsfffEae
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

The meeting was~e1ltlad tn orne.
bv resident PaImer. Iuiy 5ih-
There we're twenry-one members
present ana three Candidates 10 be
Initiated They we're Mrs. Kate.
Witt, Mrs Eihei Parrish and Mrs
Nellie Dbrfen IL was uptsf ~
have q chicken dinner IN the near
turnre n connection With an apron
saciai
ar Bre~Ksnfiage- ia abeur the
50, nas., ana his vita Was reported is
failing
The. mem hers OF +. B. 5teaduau
C.grpa It 8eiIinghana are expected To-
visit has Corpas aexr meeting, the
ISth sf thts month, ana We nope tn
give thesa as cordial Il reception IS
tke@ It'd lynch CorDs when We VS.
ed hem last month
After- the meeting closed cake
md zee cream we're served
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

y o.
Dr De was TAamsss one Of me
great pSlpIt osxtos1 Of iafrar avs
said in one % his ssrmous 90 taS
Spirit % ths Press
TO publish a. nswspspsr rsao'res
the skill. the Drassssons me oota-
mesa mo vi2f,ancSs ths ssrataeys OK
a csmms nder IN chief Fcaedi -
psvepseer raaassss that one oss a
statesman, - n sssayisx. ssoefapner,
a ssafssfsesan and, in acGutsifion- en-
o.vctape4tac Taa man.. to govern
TO pr6pet a nswspeDsr until &c snait
BE- a fFxaa institution, a aaGonai'
far4 demands more Qualities taani
any other hnstues1 on e&rrn-
asrtras Of all, nswspapsrss U2Es
knawieage democratic and Tor rnei
n,nltituda Thsa puniie library 81
a naysyows 20 htgh up mat rsW eaal
raaes IL whtia NJ Newspaper throws
Down inc foeHge ti1cour Z a=1-4 Ero-
lie Libraries ara ma rasaryotrs WHefe
tho graar floods ara STORED 4hign mi
and away or The newspaper III
the tunnel thAx brings them dowai
70 me ptscaers OF ali TIA people,
fsraas lIhrHries s1zako u few u1ea aau
women yery viass Newspaoera lift
wh ole nafionx tafo the sunngat.
"Ysu cannot Tina tsaz atexnry !
MEN in chriarendon WIKI sEr1ng
nliuds ana gFaxr hesfrr3 but Are 0rl
have been somehow c0nueelea With
the newspaper printing pfssesA !
While the book VIII Always hava stst
pIaea tna newspaper is nInren 1os-7
ent. 11eausss he laEreR II Ifaiif-f
saatDus do aoG .Ganciuae {. in aesss-,
sarsfy snperr.elai- IL a uIaa should |
from childhood ta Odd ga see oRly1t
hts Bible weesrar.s Dictiunarv aaa !.
bis nswspapsfs ne eouid De- DrssSa<,z1
ed for all ne dutiea OF Enix lie
aud all the haDpIuasz OF tne ae.ae..
Theirs is NOT H. single doesf-n9
Of theeio1Y but has 7asn aIscusasa
In taa lasr tan years by the sseElisr
aewspapers II me country hey
eat her IN all Tia aegs OF an aaer
earth bearing On religious s1nissrst
ana hen hey scnrrer he news a.
broad again The CHRISTIAN news-l
paper VIII bas the rtgnt gfnx OF ghes
anoeaivpfie anzea The cytinaar on
the Chr.srianizBH printing prezH will
be the 'front.' Ehees OF ma Lorf's
chariot
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10
EDITORIAL. BMEFLETS

ssrt ron ssena ycurr Nancy where
yoa4 ger ir vpu win no hia 10 szet
ka. he consideration of mail ere,..r
b.rserS
Jack Tehnsoa he e,farad otng--
uaty has eseanea rom As,erfe. n
soil huyfng a tfessf for Ersneee by9
,v.sv Of CANADA a mighty rsoa
Indications uofuf 70 an a9rrasssve.
Progressive car1Daiz. inn Vvhatsona
county next year. A carnpatsrs IN
which ttas real p-ngrazssveu .re
for : bussnesstfksr fnissratt,rr ~.
public afFsirss
-
slowly bHs surety he cost Of lfv-
lag rarpafnr E,asss-us ratiroaa..
peanuts rom Virginia TO Missouri
river points 3 cents Der 100 pounds
- -
The. Iauaass born Il, ua,.,tv
found On he es,aa most. ssronaaaIl :
ss.-sf4fr,us he. F1tatr.s.,,trf.,- fyrarsx, =
tsFlab.las ara. q les ike gelxss ssrf--
ev ali.
Col Eeiscu of the Ksnaas cslv
Star says there are two oe-recrlv1
gsasd reasrns vbys hero viii no. t.oa
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

Rexfnniux With the fIrar Of 5uiyI
aeaarsfiug 20 an 0rfef lSausa "
prssn.asra- Generat Burteson- 0ro-
mary stamps sra good Tor poseaxs
on Bsrest goss packages ma par,st
posr sranlps can 5e now assa On
oratnsrv mail The purpose II
sing special sramps Tor parcst cost
was to enable ne 1spSrrmenr "a
seev cheek IN he amount &c ma
psrest traffic, ont a. general protest.
rssuttaa IA change n he deparr-
nfertss plans ana other means Eor
ehe~ktug his business have 5een
sfarfs3<s<s
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10
IN THE SUPERIOR C31TR- OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF yHATCOM

In the Natter OF the Estate OF
Oktonia- 8roasenna- Deceased
Mo- g343
Notice or Hearing on Sesttamenx
OF FEnai RSposr and Account, and
Petition tor Distribution
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Geere f. DyKsfe<nuis. the ex--
erntor- of the estate ot 0ttoHia
Esrunssma, deceased has rendered
and presented tor. sesttemenr TO Inxi
filed N Ehe Saperfors Court OF the.
SKATE OF Washington FOR Vhaseoan
County, MA ,inai report and account
or has administration NJ ne. estate.
OF said deceased and ats pestttou
for tf.srrtbufiou- and that Monday,
the I'll a day of Iuiy. 1919, aE 3, So
O'Clock at The Court 3oom If saldl
superior Court IN Department No.
> IN ths Court Houss in he City otl
ResIinZ CHAM IN said VhAEcoTui
Gsunry. State Of Washington hass
beer tuiy appointed and IKEA vi
s.zeh SUPERIOR Court tpr the hear.
lnx md settlement of said Etrai ~
port and account and 1efttton tort
distribution AZ which time andi
place any persOu Interested N nidl
esfafe may appear and tile Ms sx--
eepftoua IN writing 20 the said II.
1ai report and account and pesttioni
for distribution and contest rhss
same
WITNESS THE H0NORAa La.
WILLIAM T. PHMHERT0N, ONE afl
the Judges NJ said 3Hpesf0r EoMrr.
and the seai 10 Aid superior COURT
tnls 18th day ~ Sans. I9T5
SAMIEL 4 LEI-CH
County Clerk and sx-szfffe:o .serxf
of the superior Ganrs of V1axcnmt
Gour-v. Washington
By AL1T8EA ADAMS. Deputy
S-I9-<f-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

FM the ersSsioa * a NO S@Sa.
Vrtst No. as. ~ D. S>S4ssessd ~
1s4 4se sf rho f>sn>a<s osfiS~. Rsi
ID e accompanied ~ \ eex1iisssI
essnek ok D Der cent Ok Did. Fae
8oarvt r~ssr~es the rskas -. reject
any or aii nj the bids Bids 20, ~
op<nesf Iniy tssh AZ rsasa s~as0.
ar p M
.. = SAITH. Csexx.
EE-ssl-1r q aoogs ; 4ssrsan-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

sss>, ~lSA ~ E~es.sv.S Or 20 cFeSs
q IA ssSA o>l>s m 0s slsser suGd.
IesssS<SS n Ss~Sa~ arsl si,l'A
h1sss~, es<es~. >ss>slasa~ze l. - =
aae.ss - ~ "a us a>sssssss "a nv t!s-S
GA * essese lss.s sesa t:sS& NC
r.Aas = rssssss>4 - s~ss~s AM ~
al A.as.
4 q AassassE. ss<sS LSlss'-,cs
Ne. ~ F~2s-St.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

Gradually the iuvfsfhae govern
!1enf n becoming vfsibts. md rhe
srnnzer' The searrniigur u applied
the wor52 T. apUsAxA
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

RasRSNR Rosss los easNr.Ns
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

IN he Eneantime q might D. vesil
Tor he little bunch in Besling-
nam 20 watch the ProgTesssres OF
he country districts move sorwsrfi
and advance IN growth and power
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

The man that Enjoys these July
-soSEsseS Valley nights in resff.sI
ssHH45e- surety sympathizes with
The oepnistien OF he aeaf-,rnsf
tfsr 5ass
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

Also, est IL might be ove-tookerf
u nHsFss oe stated, that the -psi Pro-
gfsssssves Of the city Or BesIfnxaarr
nave sbcus ss mach 1se for pea
nut DsrftirsaHs ss hss the average
citizen. fog sirasukR
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

II Y6u sSend Ycur money where
you4 ger &c you VIII be able 10 get
IL where yoef speua IL "a y savfngs
fer the consideration OF mail ORDER
buyers
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-07-10

While there - cs,nsfde-s BILE senfi-
neHt attached 20 the old swimming
Ho4e. YET - a. safer Tor those, yho
cant s~fHs 20 stick 70 the family
bsth Tub.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
New Train Service.

While no official notice has been re-
cci,cd by Agent Avery OF the Short Line
OF any change in the train schedule over
the branch, il is the general report
among the trainmen that beginning
Monday next passenger train will be
put on this line which will make the
round trip daily, Sunday excepted. the
freight going down one day and back
the next There was some rumor that
this change would take effect last Mon
day, but it did not materialize.
IT is not known what the schedule Of
the new train will be, but it is gener-
ally thought that it will leave Minidoka
on the arrival OF No. from the east, or
it may possibly await the arrival OF Is
from the west. This would bring the
train through here about noon or little
later. Returning the train would pass
through here late in the afternoon OF
early evening.
Should IA schedule Of this nature be
adopted, it will interfere with our pres
ent mail service to some extent, Us while
we might receive the eastern mail earlier
the western mail would be somewhat
later in arriving Should the change
take place We will he in position mex
week to give some definite information
regarding its arrival and departure.
LATER.
Agent Avery last evening received tn
time schedule Of the new train, whicl
make the run as follows:
Going west,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
Business Men Of Town Will
Have New Credit Book
Everyone To Be Rated And Guide
Will Be Up To Date and lnvalu-
able for Merchants.

The Merchants Mercantile company,
incorporated. Of Walla Walla, Wash. is
getting up data to publish a rating book
that will fill long felt want.
BY this system this county will be put
in direct touch with credit conditions all
over the United States and whenever
anyone moves here from any part OF the
country, the merchants here will at once
be posted through this company as Ia
how the party paid his bills where he
formerly lived,
These credit guides are made up in
districts covering nearly every state in
the Union. They are made from the
combined experience of all Of the merch-
ants in each district and every merchant
rates his own customers according tC
how they have paid him. Before Gus
toner is rated heis given notice by lette
that he will be rated and is given :
chance to pay up his old accounts ano
thus secure a good rating.
Each merchant and professional MAJ
is furnished with copy OF the guide -
that he may refer to it and look up tn
rating Of any customer before givin
credit
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03
The Town Election.

No unusual amount OF interest was
manifested in the election of Village
Trustees which took place Tuesday. At
previous meeting ticket Was endorsed
by some Of our citizens which seemed to
meet the approval OF majority of the
voters, and it was elected with very little
opposition. Friends OF l.. Il. Newman
filed nomination papers for him later,
and he may well feel proud of the com
plimcntary vote received, as no particu-
lar work was done in his behalf.
There were loSI votes cast out OF reg.
list ration OF 24O, and they were divided
rs follows:
Ralph Moore, 100.
{. W. Gerboth, l26.
VIM. A. Peters, 1875.
\. ). Lemay, lao.
r. II. Trail, l4l.
l.. q. Newman, IS.
+. A. Busse, 81.
That a wide range of opinion exists
among our citizens as regards suitable
men for these positions, lis evidenced
from the following scattering votes cast
j. German, Is; A. b. Stevens, 3; c. +
Annett, 3; Jno. Calandra, 3: \. L.Pyle
f3; +. Il. Reed, ,; Kartzke, | Sampson
|; Reamc, Button, l. Ross, |; Wag
ner, |.
1t is conceded on all hands that tn,
less honor, and as the ticket elected il
made up arom our representative bust
ness men who have consented to devot,
they should be given the hearty supper
OF each and every one of our citizens