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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
New Cigar
Factory to Come
Pike Mullaney o. Fashion Cigar Co.
Decides TO Locate

Pike Mullaney. formerly Of Occur
d'Alene, was a business visitor In the
city the early part of the week look
lug over the business conditions here
with the view OF opening a cigar fac
tory In this city.
Mr.. Mullaney Was very favorably
impressed with the outlook and
said that the town looked better ~
him each time he visited here. He
announced that he would open
cigar factory in the immediate future
ln fact, would see the revenue In
speotor who is at present working
In this Jeigon, aud get his outfit up
here 40 as to be able started in about
two weeks.
Pike" Is not unauquainted in this
region as he has been selling his pro-
duct to the local dealers for mum.
Der of years, "the Fashion Cigar.
which he started the manufacture Of,
being one of the best sellers In the
city. lie says that the cigars he will
put out Will be even better - NJ this
brand, aud will be we ~ ffth the
money, all he asking N2at the
people will give them q trial.
About a year ago he sold out the
Fashionmauntaoturing plant at Occur
d'Alene, and since that time has been
travelling extensively in southern
Celaifornia with the Idea of starting
in again ia a new location He says
that st. Maries looks better than any
Of the places be has visited and can
see no reason why a good local cigar
would not be a good seller In this
region.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30

cred here today, to be the best posi-
BILE citizens, and we likewise should
CO. o-operate in this work, and not tol
crate anything that will deteriorate
ON this course.
"We should stop from the wurk Of
developing the marvellous resources
OF our country aud from the business
of making money, long enough to dc
our part in the work Of forwarding
the nations greatest resources and Its
greatest output, good citizens, and
We should not tolerate bad cnndi-
tions, such as are found il every city
aud town. rather try to place the best
possible conditions before these chill
dren, aud further the work which has
been started in the building of a new
handsome high school for this city. 81
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
FernWOOd Mill
Started Monday
Will Run Day and Night For Bal.
ance Of Season

E. N. Rogers. superintendent of
the Blackwell Lumber company, WIS
in this city Wednesday on bis way
home to Occur d'Alene from Fern.
wood. where he had been to superIn-
tend the starting of his company 4
new saw mill at that place.
The mill was put into commission
Monday aud everything started of
in nne shape, everything going as
smoothly as though it had heen run
ming for weeks.
The mill is a single band aud has
capacity Of 70. oCo per day Of ten
hours. Il was started With a dRy
shift only, bot Mr.. Rogers stated
that It was the intention Of the com
pany to put on a night shift at once
aud that the mill would be rur
double shift the entire season.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
Pure Food I
Inspectors
HERE SEVERAL DAYS
Must Install New Fire ExcapeS at
teIS-.-Sanitary Barber Shops

DR.. NV Smith, of Boise, deputy
food aud sanitary INSPECTOR. aud his
assistant, George Robson. of Idaho
Falls. have been spending the past
four or FIVE days in this city finishing
up the work commenced by Commis-
sitner Wallis when he was here four
weeks ago.
They spoke In terms Of praise OF
the general sanitary conditions 10
the city although they found several
things that they had to remedy. Some
Of the hotels aud a mum ber of the
rooming houses we're not comply ing
with the law Ia relation to Ere es
capes and having printed directions
for finding them posted 10 the hall
ways. All failing to come up to the
requirements we're served with mott.
oes giving them thirty days in which
TO make the necessary installations
aud post the required directions.
The different barber shops of the
city we're all notified that they must
comply with the law which requires
that all razors aud other tools must
be stirllized after each using. aud
that clean towel must be used on
each customer; that all bath tub
must he disiufected after each batt
aud that no public bath brush oi
sponge would be allowed.
Forty two cases of Aster brand oi
condensed milk which had been sealed
up by Commissioner Wallis on hIi
visit, the tests Of which showed It L
be only fifty p cent pure, was ship
ped out of the state, as was thre'
cases of butter which we're found Il
be light weight. Some acid vinega
artiioially colored to represent eide
vinegar aud several cases Of X. O
baking powder not properly labeled
we're contracted
They stated that on the whole th'
grocery stores of the city were fa
above ths average That they wer
clean aud they carried a good stoc
Of good goods. The three drug store
We re also commended for their nea
aud clean appearance aud for th
strict manner 10 which their record
we're kept 10 no Instance was an
fault found With either the drugs o
other medicines carried.
Or. Smith was handicapped in hi
work here. Shortly after his arrivs
be was taken down with rheumatisT
and WAS Combined to his bed for
large portion Of the time that be wa
10 the city. This threw the burde
OF the work on his assistant.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
Lay Cor
nG Stone
RAIN SPOILS CEREMONY
Man but.Of-tOwR MaSOnS Attend
GRAND Lodge in Charge

During a steady downpour of rain
the corner stone laying exercises of
st Maries new 100000 high school
we're held Wednesday morning The
weather conditions we're of the
worst, aud the large crowd Of both
local people and out of town visitors
who came to honor the occasion we're
vet through before the ceremony had
md6h more than started
NJ ten o'clock parade of the
locsR order of Masons, A f & A NJ,
together with the city band, city
officials. school children and faculty
was formed at the c o. f. hall, the
line of march being along Main street
then south to College and again west
to Fourteenth street, to the new high
school site.
I The rainy weather which spoiled
the ceremonies Wednesday, have also
delayed the building contractors
during the past few weeks, and it WIS
with difficulty that the eAcavatlng
lcould be finished enough for the cor
uer stone laying. The stone was set
I on the northeast corner of the build
ing and is one of the most beautiful
granite blocks of the city corner
stones. being of a gray color to con-
form to the trimmings of the new
high school.
over i've hundred citizens we're
present at the ceremonies, despite
the weather, the larger portion OF
these staying until after the 6ual ad
dress Of Judge Robert N. Dunn, Of
Occur d'Alene.
The exercises we're opened by se
lection by the st. Maries band. tol
lowed by invocation by Rev. Harvey
chaplain of the Masonic lodge.
The corner stone laying ceremony
Of the lodge was conducted by An
drew Christianson, Of Standpoint, act
Ing ss representative for the Crane
Master of the state.
Judge Dunn, as orator OF the day
gave but a short address, saying tina
as the weather conditions we're 90 bar
he would abandon the formal addres
he had prepared, tut feeling it hi
duty TO say at least few words II
honor Of the occasion, stated 10 part
"People who do not believe tina
we have a good government In thi
country should be present at ceremo
lies Of this kind. when by 1t Citizen
are given the power to build hand
some new structures for the purpos
Of conducting schools to educate th
younger generations into the dutie
Of good citizenship. A few years ag
travellers through Russia would hav
prisons pointed out TO them as th
most prominent structures Of the vii
lage OF town. but in this country tn
school buildings are the ones pointe
! out TO the vlsitnre.
cit is the duty Of the school to 10
tru1t the children that you see gath
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
rIARRIED in SPOKANE

e. B. Howard, of this city aud
Miss Luolna Ferry. of st Paul. we're
married IN Spokane Wednesday after
noon. The ceremony was performed
at the residence OF the Rroom's broth
er. Charles r. Howard Rev. A. f.
Randall. pastor Of the Trinity Epis'
copal church. officiating. Miss Ferry
was formerly a stenoerapher 10 this
city, aud Mr. Howard is employed in
the Gazette ofice They arrived here
yesterday and expect to make their
home m this city.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
Milwaukee Mill
To Start Soon
Several Camps Sending in Logs TO
Mill Here

The Milwaukee Lum Der company
expects TO start up its saWmill here
within a week or ten days. a large
force OF men was put at work Ia the
woods about a week ago aud It Is ex
pected that the irst logs Will be de
livered at the mill here IN about a
week.
large force is at work putting 10
logs on Big Greek aud still another
at Santa. Another crew will be put
10 later aud an Unlimited supply Of
logs will be furnished and the mill
will run night aud day for the rest
Of the season.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30
Wind Storm
Does Damage
Water Mains Broken Fields Strewn
With Branches

Andrew Rrerck was In t7&e "
Wednesday. He said that ~
windstorm of Monday ev ,
considerable damage qut'.S9... -.
Fences we're blown down. large trees
we're torn up by the roots. Others had
their branches torn of aud scattered
in the fields and meadows, making
their removal necessary before the
grass can be cut.
Que large tree that was standing
near the principle main Of bis water
works system, the one that conveys
the water from the spTiug On the hill
to his buildings, was blown down
and the roors tore up aud broke the
pipe completely, running the system
until 1t can be repaired.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30

Boutwell, & Kirk have been making
some very noticeable improvements In
their meat market Among them are
a handsome new cash register aud a
Dayton Electric scale They have
also put 10 two fine sanitary refriR
Grating counters.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-30

Mrs. e n. La Viene, Of Occur d.
Aleue, came up Wednesday to attend
the convention of the Third District
Confederated Women's clubs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Give Him Time.

Chris Meyer and wife, Of the
Nickell's Grove district, are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a fine, big ~.
pound boy at their home, Sunday
September Il, 1913. Mrs. Meyer Is
getting along nicely, but Chris is the
one they are worried about, as lie does
not seem TO know whether he Is milk.
Ing. pumping water or going fishing,
a. he Is talking all OF the time about
going TO Corpus Christi. Texas, so he
can learn that there boy to swim In
the bay at Corpus. Chris and family
have been there, and know how line
the bathing and swimming is,so We do
not believe all that they tell about
him, as Chris Is at least half way
In a right condition Of mind, and We
know that trip down there would
fully restore him to normal condi-
condition Of mind. Or. Proud was In
attendance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
A Good Job.

Mr.. Henry Roehl and assistant
Ray Showalter, OF st. Joseph, were
IN the city the later part OF
last week. hanging and setting the
scenery at the Royal" Mr.. Roehl
Is the stage carpenter at the "Lyce'
um," one Of ST. Joseph's largest play
houses, lie has, In his work OF TWEEN
ty.iive years as u stage carpenter
handled and done numerous stage
Jobs throughout the Middle.wcs and
las always given the best Of salts
faction. a glance at his work at the
Royal" ~hich,by the way, he says is
one Of the best, incest and most up.
to.date play houses he has seen, even
IN towns three or fonr times the size
OF Oregon,l will convince any one he
Il no "new.comer" al the business,
and tia, lie has lad " Idle experience In
that line Of work,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Public Administrators
Statement.

The Law requires that every Public
Administrator shall file In the Pro.
bate Court. once a year, a statement
Of all the property and money In his
hands as such officer. This is for the
purpose Of enabling the Court to a..
certain whether or not his bond is
sufficient to protect the estates In his
hands.
q. ". Cummins. the efficient Pub.
lie Administrator Of Holt County, In
compliance with the above provision
Of the law, las filed In the Holt
County Probate Court his statement,
showing In detail all the estates In
his hands. II shows the business OF
his office In excellent condition. A
summary OF the statement shows that
the total value Of all the estates In
his hands Is sl6,9l6.ls. OF this
amount he has loaned on prime real.
estate security the sum Of SIS ,Jo5.7t,
and has personal property on hands
appraised at $3.50. Tie balance, sI,.
397.ai, Is cash deposited In the banks
Of the county. As his bond Is $50.
900. with signers worth many times
that amount, the estates In his
hands are amply protected.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
A Few of Them.

Among the many Of our citizens
who were In 81. Joseph, this week
attending the fair, our reporter has
only been given the following few
names, when We should have had two
or three hundred, for they were
there: Geo. =. Seeman and wife, G..
!. Hunt, wife and sister, Mrs, Nolia
lett, Claude King and wife, Mrs. G,
u. look, daughter, Miss Mary, Miss
bonnie lirodbeck, Miss Anna Curry,
Charles Cowan and wife, Earl Wilson
and wife, James u. Brown, Jabors
welton, Miss Halle Gelyin, Miss
Fayla Quick, Miss Ethel Allen. II. W,
Kennedy and wife, Dr. C.L.Evans, II,
A. Evans, Mrs. Emory 'FRONT.' and III.
tie daughter, Gideon Kunkel, Miss
Rosa Noellscli, Mrs. Flora Ilinde, Mrs.
G. T.. Bunker, Mrs. Mollie Baker,
Paul Stith.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Ditch Meeting.

Tie Hoard Of Supervisors OF
Spuaw Creek Drainage District
held meeting on Wednesday,
nth inst, a, Mound City
for the purpose Of making the annual
levy Of tax, and to consider ways and
means for cleaning out and enlarging
present bitches, Tie usual levy Of %
cents per acre for sinking fund, and
an additional levy OF ~ cents per
acre for maintenance fund, was levied
for ihisyear.
No means can be devised, under the
present Articles OF Association, for Sc.
curing sufficient funds for maint aiming
the present system Of drainage, or adj
ding thereto without much loss of
time, A move was started, by land.
owners Of the district, to petition
big Tarkio Drainage District to ex.
tend Its boundaries SO as to include
all lands In Squaw Creek Drainage
District, and lands adjacent thereto,
for the purpose Of increasing the
size OF the present bitches, as well as
TO dig additional ones.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Our Caps are the best to
be had. All styles.
DAWSON. CAMPBELL
CLOTHING COMPANY.

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marry N'N're TIE west Side care
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we are indeed giad TO learn That
Lou Slalcup' who has been IN the
sisters Hospital ST. Joseph FOR
tiiree weeks, with typhoid fever and
also threatened with appendicitis, Is
~" .o''''"ele" o", VI ua'seI' anu AZ
.no"s" very WEAK YET may NC ap'e
~ 'eaa'" .,, ,'o,ne, '',s Me.N. "e IT,
'o''''' "''''''' d" opo'".'o"'
Mrs Leo Black left Thursday OF
this week FOR her return trip home to
Great Falls, Montana after an ex.
tended WISH with her father and
mother, d. H. wilson, wife and fam
NY, oil Forest city;'her brother T. +.
wilson ana FAMILY, OF this city, and
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26

OF Holt County Sunday School Con
vention, to be held at Mound City,
October li.l2. In the Christian
church:
SATURDAY. ArTERNO
200 y. m.--Opening praise service
2lj p. IN. devotional.
DO Welcome" Rev. Ferguson
Mound CITY.
2:3j Greeting from County rresi.
dent, I. =. Lacey, Oregon.
2:lO-"The 'Teen-Age Girls" Ethel
Wright Loveland, Chicago. III.
300 Song
J:05 Address. 1.-THE Graded Sunday
School" Rev. Ava G.. Brown. Matt.
land.
3:3o-"The superintendent FRO.
gram" Rev. :. L. Williams, field sec
Rotary.
I:oO-Appointment OF committees
and collection for county work.
Conference Of county execu.
tive and organization.
i:lj-Adjournment.
SATURDAY EVENING.
I.3o-Praise service. Rev. J. II,
Walker, Mound City.
7io-"Cradle Roll" Ethel Wright
Loveland.
s:O0-Address, ~ Great Enter.
prise" Rev. S. L. Williams.
Adjournment.
SUNDAY MORNING..
0I5-rsual Sunday school services.
io:3o-praise and devotional sery.
ices, Rev. Alfred o. Kuhn.
iO:i0--Anthem.
1880 -- Graded Lessons" Ethel
Wright Loveland.
ll:2j-Address, missions In the
Sunday School," Fred Asle, Tarkio.
State Superintendent, Of Northwest
Missouri.
l2:oo-Adjournment.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
l.:io song service, George Click.
i:5-Deyotional.
l:io Address. Elementary Work
In the Bible Schools" Mrs. Alfred ..
Kuhn. Mound City.
l:j5 Solo. Mrs. Granville Smell.
2;00-"Lunior boys and Girls" Eth.
Eel Wright Loveland
:30-Reports OF committees.
2:tO- Address, my Friend and
Comrade- The Roy" Rev. :. l.. VIII.
Jams.
3:ij-"Temperance IN the sunday
School" Mrs. ". T.. Stubs. Mound
City: Mrs. ID. A. Gclyin. Maitland.
:i..5o--Music.
:I:Jj-Talk by Rev. :. l.. Williams
and collection for county Sunday
school work.
t:W-AdJournment.
SUNDAY EVENING.
s::D-l'raise service.
Devotional.
Music.
s:00-Address, "a Worthwhile In
yestment," Rev. Williams.
Adjournment.
CouSTy SEcgErAn, ;. :. WoRk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Oak Grove.
'layed Letter. September ~. 4

delayed Letter. September ~.
Mrs. owen is improving yer,
nicely.
Grandma fansher il quite poorly
al this writing.
Helen Baker has been placed bac X
in her school at Forbes, under tile
care OF Miss Acton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterl Stephenson, of
near Oregon. spent SUNDAY with Mr..
and Mrs. John Knox.
Quite a number Of Oak Grove
friends were present at the funeral Of
Mrs. James Elder at Forbes, Thurs.
day. Sep,embsr,ls.
There wer equite a number Of Oak
Grove friends present at the funeral
OF Mrs. g. W. Pullen, at Forbes,
Tuesday, September IL.
Miss Beulah klopp, teacher OF oak
Grove school. returned from her
home Monday morning with her IA.
ther, DR.. klopp, to her school
The many friends Of Max and Al.
Ice Rankin and Dewey Cooksey are
glad TO know they are doing some
good work In the Forbes school, under
the care Of Miss Greene and Miss Ac.
ton. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
New Point and Vicinity.

DR.. T.. T.. Kearney returned from
81, Joseph Monday.
Mary Terry was called To 81. 10.
seph, Tuesday, after few days visit
al home,
Mrs. Oren returned Monday from
Skidmore, where she spent two OF
three days.
Misses Ethel Davis, Elsa Hard,
man and Minnie Kramer were In 81.
Joseph, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Kearney visited her
daughter, Hazel, and Mrs. Mabel
Kearney, several days, last week, re.
turning home, Saturday.
Robert Boswell, wife and mother,
Mrs. John Boswell, and sister, Mrs.
Ollie Armack, visited at the home OF
Watson Bloomer, Sunday,
Mrs. Ollie Armack. OF Rush,
Colorado, Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boswell and brothers,
Spencer, Dan and Robert.
Mrs. Oren and daughter, Mrs.
Rosa Spahr, went TO st, Joseph, Wed.
nesday morning, and from there To
Skidmore, Friday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley and daugh.
ter, Delta, went TO Maitland, Sat
urday, to visit relatives. Mrs. Harry
Kelley came back with her Saturday
evening.
Born, TO Chris Meyer and wife, a
l2.pound hoy, Sunday night, DR..
Proud attending physician. The
many is1ends Of Mr.. Meyer have
hopes u bis ultimate recovery.
Mrs. win Acton took her father,
Mr.. Spencer, to St. Joseph, Thurs.
az adams as hs VII, i'' ss%.i Mr.
: sSS I'D .'.as: g ssss fssss
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26

Ben Sisk and wife returned last
week from their bridal trip, so We
are informed,
Mrs. Minnie Moore Is at home
and again ready for business, She
will be pleased to do your stamping
supply you with Royal Society and
Artamo Packages, Royal Society
Floss, u. NJ. G. Crochet Cottons and
other fancy work material. Call and
see her, one door north Of THE SEN
TINEL office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26

Our old friend, Jack Jamison, has
. great big heart In him, and It gets
so warm at times that he yields to Its
promptings, and then somebody Is go
ing to be kindly remembered. This
time 1t was THE SENTINEL reporter,
and Jack designated his daughter,
Bertha, to bring In his donation, and
on Friday last she brought for him a
basketful OF good things to eat, and
on the side whopper Of watermel-
on. Many, many thanks.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-26
Mrs. Peter Galbrai,h, visited in

st. Joseph, Monday VI this week.
Get. your kudsk supplies ant
Finisliings al kunhel 4 kiddov'S.
, Charley tBunkum Foster Vas IL
st. Joseph. this week. attending til,
fair.
See l.. +. kiiam, the 'ndurl ak
er, for Cut Flowers aud Funeral he
signs. OREGON fuRNITrRE Co.
DR.. Proud reports line girl bah,
born To John Hendrix and wife
southwest Of Oregon, sunday, Sep
TENDER u, 1913.
Frank Brooks. VI Martinsburg
this state, vas here for couple Of
days, the past week, visiting his un'
Gle, Perry Brooks.
Members of Meyer Post will re-
member they are to be tie guests Of
y. W. Headley, on tomorrow, Satur.
day, September %.
There will be a box.supper at the
Highland school house, Saturday eve
ming, October I, for the benefit Of the
school. Everybody invited.
For Sale-Two Male Duroc Jer.
sey Pigs, ready for service. Call on
or address, Alvin Greinet, Oregon,
Mo-, Route ), Farmers phone.
--LOST-A small account book,
AKA inches, containing blacksmith
accounts. Finder return to Henry
Rayl, Forest City, aud receive re.
ward.
DO not send oil and buy your Fur.
niture until you see the Oregon Fur
niture Company. We will save you
MONEY on Carpets, Rugs and Win
dow Shades.
County Clerk Icller was In Mound
City, Wednesday OF this week, IN at.
tendance at meeting Of the board
Of Supervisors Of Sluaw Creek Drain
aye District.
The Chrysanthemum society viii
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Anna
MARYLAND, Friday, September ~, 1918
AT . O'Clock y. III. a fun attcn'
dance urgently requested.
FOR Sale jOo Kicks Of stove
Wood. Call on or address.
i. W. IACuMAN.
Route :, Oregon, Mo.
Farmers Phone.
The many. many friends Of Miss
blanche MARYLAND In Oregon and vi.
entity, will be more than pleased IL
learn that size has been appointed
principal Of tlIc high school AT Casta.
ma, Iowa.
Deputy County Clerk, George Iel.
Ter, and Jesse Kahn, Of IIigelow, were
In Kansas city, this week. Mr. Kahn
was on Tie market for cattle, and
bought ip head Of feeders. Mr.. Ieller
went along for company.
Lin Carroll and wife have re-.
truned from Hamburg, Iowa, where
lac was called by the serious illness OF
lIis M, lher. Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll.
She was a little improved when he
left, bu, i still very sick.