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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-07-04

Why not give Col. Goethals,
when he gets thru digging the
Panama Canal, the job Of building
a flood-control system for the Mis-
sissippi rivera With present an
nual loss of 800, ,OOO,O0O a year
from floods and wasted lands, the
cost of such an undertaking seems
trivial. Farm, Stock and Home.
Better control the Missouri first.
then the hydro electric power will
pay large share of the expense
of tanning the Misisipi.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-07-04
LOCAL MENTION

LOCAL MENTION
On General Business. see,
phone. or write to William
School.
For Sale Some young pigs,
at $3.50 each. Alex. Peterson.
Laurel S %
H.. N. Oliver was in town We'd.
to patronize the barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs Will Traversie are
spending a few days in town.
Cecil McNeely enjoyed visit in
Gettysburg, returning Monday.
Charley Marshall was over with
the Standard oil wagon yesterday.
r. B. Ellis made two trips to La
Plant station with passengers this
week.
James Psarman was pleasant
visitor at The Press Office. Wed
nesday.
Most parts of the county have
been refreshed by u timely rain
during the past week.
Ambrose and Whitney Traversie
were in town together and extend
ed their visit to Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Gordon Of
Gettysburg were the guests of
Mel McGinnis and family Wednes-
day.
Fred Lynn and son Elmer were
up from Onida enroute to the
Agency on business. They report
crops looking good in Sully-co.
Mr. and Mrs Will Pence passed
thru town on their way to Ray
Rosa's, We'd. to join them on their
trip to Pierre to see 4th cele-
Ibrated.
Alex. Peterson of Laurel was
y visitor The Press Office
Wednesday and left an advertise
ment of some pigs for sale. See
notice elsewhere.
Tom Barnes and Miss Flossie
Oliver went to Gettysburg Thurs
day evening, where they we're to
be joined by Mr. and Mrs G. =.
Bates for an auto trip to Mobridge
to celebrate the 4th.
Clifford Reed is over from Get
tysburg with his Shetland pony to
attend the doins at the Agency.
Also, among others, Dunt Reed
and wife, VIM. and Olin Combel-
lick with their wives, Pete Camp
bell and family, and Frank p. Fox
the oil promoter.
Next Sunday, July 9Th, is the
date of the regular annual election
of officers for the Sundayschool.
The school was organized year
ago, as a result of the interest
manifested in the visit of Rev. A.
}. Tiffany, of Aberdeen. Since
that time, the interest has gradu
ally grown much smaller, till last
Sunday there we're but nine per
sons present. The coming SUNDAY
it is desired to get another express
sion of the town as to whether it
is worth while to keep the Sunday
school going or not.
Why NOT rive Col lxaa4Lal.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-07-04
HORSE INDUSTRY
AT CHEY. AG'NCY

The US. army is reported to be
short at least 1000 horses, a great
er shortage than has ever before
existed. The war department will
have another appropriation OF
Sl75,O0 available July 1st. Al
the present p-ice not nearly enuf
Ihorsessaan be had to meet the dc.
mand. Fortunately, however, pric-
es, are somewhat lower than last
year and most of the horses pur-
chased are from the Missouri
markets, altho efforts are being
made to gather some horses at
Winchester, Va, for the cavalry
camp to be established there.
The quartermaster corps is try
ing to meet this need for horse
flesh by establishing breeding sta
tions on Indian reservation. and
Major r. G. Paxton has Just or
ganized the first of these at Chey-
enne River Agency, opposite
Forest City, S. d.
Unsightly Face Spots--are
cured by DIR. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment, which heals all skin
ernptions. No matter how long
you have been troubled by itching,
burning, or scaly skin humors,
just put little of that soothing
antiseptic, DIR. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment, on the sores and the
suffering stops instantly. Heal.
ing begins that very minute
Doctors use it in their practice
and recommend it. Mr.. Alieman,
of Littletown, Pa, says: ssHad
eczema on forehead; DR.. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment cured it in two
weeks Guaranteed to relieve or
money refunded. All druggists,
or by mail. Price Soc. Pfeiffer
Chemical Co.,. Philadelphia and
list. Louis.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-07-04

We have reason to be thankful
that great as was the desolation
wrought by the tornado in Omaha
and the floods in the Middle West,
few of our communicauts lost
their lives, and comparatively
speaking the destruction of Church
property was not overwhelming.
The damage, however, was very
serious, and help will be sorely
needed to keep Church activities
alive. Already several thousand
dollars have been given by gener-
ousminded people who are concern
ed for the welfare of the Church.
The treasurer of the Board of Mis-
sions, at 2S1 Fourth Avenue. New
York, is receiving contributions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-07-04

Messrs Clark and French were
the winners Of the saloon licenses
in Gettysburg, before the meeting
of the board Of county commits
sioners, Tuesday,.
1t is also said that members Of
the board have stsl9sd that they
would take up thesfratter of i'm
proving the Highway between Get !
tysburg and Forest City and apply
for the state engineer to come and
make an estimate of the cost lof
grading the Beaver gulch" route.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-04

fA0NJ iA6kAin ItbS AANsAf Dit %fAAANs1%A-
len Der Come hoben lie nod nitt
aetpeIft. en- aIIen aeiianben fingt bic
@pgelreIt lie sg6fer. BriIIen urb
SeiifredeH fansen ifon an 81 iiiIi.
men. All sirpen unb su aeiaen.
Cine einaeantterte eihemiGoniing
mno cine fleine eingefrie0igte @irtfn.
idsonimg folIeH mir iiirnnaenehm n:if.
,Sdl Iiebs ilu Walo MIN einHol Die
Sreiheit. Sm Molbe lit mir bos feb.
tie bas @ilb. uno oos fam nun ein.
NAL bic ginrntteruna nif,t leiben.
anns aIeid1. oh es oaonrd cingeihlof.
fen noir6 ooer ourd, nns gingnttern
perhin6ert fpirb. ben aeipcrtten TbeiI
3u betreten. Ter aiidiid riift. Der
S1her setert. Elm 5fpeiterGahitt frciIt
in ben Qiiften iiber bern ganlo. Gin
hohitdmnliaer Nnhenlpolo idliebt iid,
in bic @nInInnbIhnft Elm. Simmer
neme GiHDriife aeininnen mir In oen
itefs spehieInben WoIDhiIaern. aher
es iibernoieat bod Der Bcbdnfe, bab
mir itns tn einem Gihenfnmp befin.
ben. Die bunfIen fhcnen Iongihditi.
aen 9nnaen nit ihreu sndieem aro.
fssn IoTfen be 2imtitrnhien Der gor.
ne nihf hurh. iinb es herrift fiefe
gtnMt TN Gr,inbe bes Mos6es. GGs
bzns1t Bib pabt alto Dcrsii6ls& In
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apts /, 2, 3 unb 8 in Sol. 5cppIe's
sipeitsr unterobiheiliing; 81.
Die Oatlen Dart gompanp an Gre
berid u. geier, Cots 78 nHb so in
llnterdbtbsilune ~" bon Sotltp pdrt;
$1.00.
louro M. 6enru on Clarence =.
6erser, Got Sc in genfon &c Rnbolts :
llntsrabtheiIung in gbeDipt; 81.
5orrp !. SobuIcn an Rihdro 6uns
nam, Elm Gtiid 2nnD in Settion p,
rs unb 20 in Columbia 5cipnIbip; 81.
CLARA 3. Gents on Guitnpe 6.
Sund ii. 2l., 15 bel 100 GuB on Der
Tiiolihen Seite bon Sehfter StraBe,
80 IuB 1Itlid, BON plum GtraBs; ST.
Charles aeppert an GIiie Guthe. Got
z in Gbarles asppert's lnterabtbeis
luna: 81.
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Gin sOantasmprsen i'm Saite,
8alD.
Bon g3iIbeIm Chtes.

Tas berrIiteg8oIoRbirgc bes lei
tiers breitet iih in ierner gdn5eH ae'
tsnItiaen 8roBe in iiioIidler Aid3tluig
Dor benz eirpa 1900 eiuluobRer sab
!en0en lbannooerfhen gaueruocgfe
golenfelo Gus.
ssn fpeiier sserne iiebt man oeutlIh
Die pom 1eiiter n1h @o6 9tennoorf
fiihren0e 9onoirabe. nber ein fleIHer
buntIer 9alntpeg Oeroedt unierem
auae oas freln0lide in Tim IleaeH.
be 9ooeitaothen. 2aran lhIieben iif
Die giideberge Sans eng an eolen'
feb idnlieei inh in iDeitIiher RIt'
tuna bic tleinp I'M Seiiter cniiprln'
aenoe. bel @epittern inn arbaIien'
benz Reaen unhcimlih onihipeaenoe
uu0 allen @rnsruGs DernidDtenoe
aue. 3as ssIiibd1en biISet BEL GoIcn.
'felo bie Grense Der heiben grouiH3en
Sannoper uno Seiien,Gaiiel. Tas
fleiue 4soIier inor iriibcr febr fiif.
reid, Dor alIem an sforellent Scdten
uno gInIen. aber inbldtrieIle Inter.
uehninqen i'm Mubbett boben ben
ssiIhbeftano iehr Dermiiloeri. aoan
81 5tl,nben pon GoleiIielo liegt Der
if,one porsnaspeiie ans Gihenn1l.
bern beitebenbe fistnIiide Sort Sa.
Iier @olo. lin Die aird,e uHo oas
Qfarrbails. in golenfelo lieaen Der.
trauinte i.ab perionnfegden ilnoSsin.
tel. Die aeiie 3eit bat DIE non Der
airde geiniisteH beiniIiden glnBe
nid)t su seritoreu nerTncdt Cine tlei.
ne SpIsbriide iiber Die aue fiibrt ilns
III, bng SeiienIano. gSelibln fllngen
Die RrheneIofen arn SonHtoanlDr.
gen iiber bic geiegneien sfdIenbprIer
Jluren iinb bic fruhtbaren beliiifen
2an6eraebiete. Cine fieine anhohe
l,inolf. ilnb cine punoeruoIle ausittt
crihIiebt iitb nnieren giifen. lie
oem Teiiter unb Sditer ssnlo porae.
Inqerten fru6tbnren aefer iinb @ies
fen Iieger>in iippiger Wraf,t Dor inns,
sahlreide Torfer iinD barin eirgebef+
tet. Cine idlarfe 9ieaung ied,ts pom
gaege. unb mir befinben mis i'm na-
tier gsolb. gsnffigoIIenaciana efrls
pf1ngt uns bier i'm ;Sriihl,ng. Cine
|ieItene griheinung, bnb QnhtignIIen
No dbieits nenihIiherm mobnungen an.
l1etroifen srerhen. aber Der mnIo HI
bier 10 ihon, Der llrtererunb feuhf.
I.irb bss ltsterhpla 10 prd1tis %,
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Draaseisentbums 9spsthefen
Rfnf hhnpthsfen.

4 ~ ~ y - y y
Sdepb grdno an Somusl 3. GOO
per. $1750.
2durel 5trobel an Soutbern Ghlf
Gapinas gunt Co., $500.
6enrp 70. grodmdnn on Ringgol:
9. unb 8. 60, $500.
| 4ilIiom. 3. apeiter on 5enrp .
aubn, $1,000.
emiIp Genman an Cottage 3. uni
6. Co., $1,000.
Sarab 9. Sorbufb an 5raRt 8
Simpipn. 1892.
Sobn :. grotpforb an 9oIantetr 8
II. .. 60, $500.
Gblparb StoIs an 6uHbdhlentaI 3
II. 9. Co., $500.
GerIelbe IN GborIes %. Gnoerion
$3.50.
aifIian 81. DidsrIon an Wpers q
Cooper, S4150.
|. 5rebsrid !. 5ride an Senrp Si
mon $500.
Sdrnh Reisss an Gsrm1nia y. u
Ro. 3, $1,000.
Taniis +. 5dps an Soutbipeft gnt
g. a., $500.
g1rhara franfe an Rortbtpeiterr
9. Ii. 8. 60, $500.
Serutta 8. Disbm on 2ixral 6. u
3. Co., 5000.
8etiiRte SDpoth heten.
sIlbert q. Sturoenant on grisbtor
German ganf 60. S2500.
,sobn Soaenbuh on 5outberr
Ohio 5aoings gart Co.; $500.
Carrie Surran an oieIelbe; $500
sllbert y. 9RihaeI OH 8Ienrpau 6
unn 3. 60. S2500.
GniIp 0enmon on Cottage Q. uni
g. Go: $1,000.
6ssel GsIotine prcoacts 60. ar
9eattie electric Go: SIS.
Sarah q. sforbuIb on Sol,iberr
Ohio 6. anb z. Co.; $500
stnte C'gonnea an 8. g. 9iag!dno
$1,000.
Carolina 9. Staitalg an gpoIlo .
anb Z. Co.; $4,000.
gaiIliam glltbnuien on 5ranl
@ert; $50.
Z. s. hammers Cons 60. an Sc
BEL 5eIatine grooaicts Co.; S52.
Barbara Bauer an GlHer Uleih
$500.
Sutio q. Grobe an propiceni Gan
8oni Il. Z. Go. $1,000.
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Observation-Disclosures
Gintinnati, 2. 2lusuft.

gineinnati, 2. qusuit.
Senrs g. aubR an William 8.
Goeitsr, sin sraet 2anb in SarDer
618 in anoerion 5p. 81.
Greberid Risb On 5aepb Risb. Cots
81 uuo 63 in 6arrifon 4rs. SnHoi'
tate unterabth. 81.
9rdme Sd. griniteon an R. 5runs
Dobonsp. Got 50 in gennenuto unters
abtb. 81.
George +. Sames on Goparo Gtpl5.
Got "a in SitRoruooo S1noitate llHs
tsrubtb. 81.
gbarles 80. Qnb<rfon an gbpnrb
SioI5. buFelbs Gissntbum. 81.
Wi1asI SaHslnnnber an asDes
9oHeltpanber, ungsthsiIis 5dlfis Don
unssfdbr 81 4ter 2dnb in Se.tion
26 in go!eruin Up. 81.
Ben. o. DaIoapfel an Jountain
Booter, Cots 50 uno 90 in unoerelifi
llntera6tb. an Columbia Qpe. 81.
George .. 5Ots an George Gppings
boff 255ub an Der R<itieite bon Bal.
tirore aoe. in Guirmount. 81.
Weiis Gohbo an G1rab Reises.
40 bel 140 SUB an Der Slbfeits Don
Warfbrsit 4pe. 81.
9be aiblsr RsaItn Go. an Wtfis
0anbO, 40 bsi 14o 5ub an Der Glib.
Isits bon Wldrtbreit Mpe. ST..
Sfobel M. pbillips on 2ois g,
Spilfer. Got in Sae0b GIfas' In.
tsrabth. 81.
6enrp 80. 5prs an mamie Gorts
5aps. 2 igub an Rittenhpufs Ctr; 81.
glifabetb StaIf an Ghorles Gtaif
Cots 1913 unb 1874 in 3. o. Wbssler'a !
llnterdbtbeiluns; 81.
aaprenet s. O'Tered an Wilfor
Softer, aontrdtt Inn Die ortf 70 r-s
20 In D'Mtora's llnttrohtbeiiung In
plsafant Riose fur 500 Su Dertauftn
G1srlss 30. Gii. an Nsuss> .. Git
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-04

bic bcIIe, forbenfrobe unb farberrfh6-
ne gonnenlanoid,1ff. gidbeeren uHn
RroHsbeereu iteben am gsege, iino
eineH bon feinem 0oIf berlaiiencu
Ameiienbonfen bemerfeu mig bort.
Ter Northumberland 0:irdihneis
bet bic Sort. Cine Sfeinbriife psr.
bin0ef beioe IheiIe oes 9SaIoes. ct.
fDn IN noroIider 9iihtiag. 6idt am
Softer EaIo liegt lds Der ffdiniIie
hon WdnoeIsloh geborcnhe Ritterglit
Giiuoorf Won GoIenfclo nahert iid,
Die Aue benz Sol3 mlio outhidDHei0et
Die Tiinoorfer sSeIomarf. Cine groBe
Steinbriidc, Die aleihfaIIs oas Sta.
naIbett tract fiibri iiber Die aue.
auf Der SOhe oerGiinaCrf geip1hrt
Der NoIb nit oefn8orIan0c Elm prddl.
tiacs gilo. lie iIuthcnoen gpnncn.
itrobIen craieBen fih iiber Die 2nlo.
ihoft. ale @onninrten, arobe uaO
fIeine. itebcn inn giIbe. Ter GeGfcI
iii 10 bniit imo manniaiaItig: Crime
Mieien, Der anHoI 3ieff I'd, brfitipm.
ria ourf bic 2aube. bic 2erfe ju.
BELT ihr eieo in ben beIIen W,uraeu.
Ter Mieoehopi nit bern Nuf Supp,
hupp", ouf Der stnhtpeiOc I1Bt iidh M.
rem. Ter aiebit bIeibt nl;er itetiaer
geaIeiter. Die ncbenben aornfeIber
erhohen ben Ginbrad Oes i,bonen gil.
oes. ginseIne erobe in Die s5Inr cin-
1eiprenate gdiune erbobeE ben lamb.
id,aitIid,en Reis Der benz 9goIoe pcr.
acIaaerten fseI6marf. aIelne griidcn
fiibrrn iiber ole immer fdneaer 5ii
GhaI fIieBenoe aue.
Sriiher mar 0as Soiter Sol5 nod
beoci,tenS GROCER. lie iebt Oem aaI'
Dc bel 9nlenfelo oorgelaaerte 6eIo'
mari beitnuo nod nor 80 ssnbren ais
Inuter SoIynngen. lie Srei boHnopSr.
fden 8cmeiroen Inn oeugSalo, eoIen.
ieI6, ,Sbeuicn iiuo gotcloh. biIoefen
in alter 3eit jeoe iiir iih cine Marf.
ncnoiicnfdlait, bic SoIS. uno NeiDcs
qereftinme I'm Sniter 5oI, beiaB.
Ter peitihenfnafIenoe Bfercehirt, Der
trompeicnse amhhirt. Der iloienoe
81niebift. Der tlitenocn ShipeiHei'irt
unS Der ouf ieinem Singer pfeifenoe
Shofhirt erhohten ben 8ehfei uuo
,Reis Oes oorflidlen 2ebens. 9et Der
@erfobpeIung iino bic gereftiame
Der bret eenannten7orfer burh 1hei.
Ie bes Saiter @olbes iinb ourfl cine
Fonialidc Tomdne nbaefauhen NOR.
ben. ani Der nnbpren Seitr oes Ietr
lang aeiiredten Gories trnf if gegen
Wtittoa tpieoer in golenfeIo Gin.
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felte, mar Der N5frD, Der gBlHD, fpsls
den iie beute Morssn nod sefpiirt -
ob, Der f6pdr3en 5rau, Die pa i'm
parmen. atlossepolItsrten Coupe an
ibr ppriiber, rollte, Der that er nifts.
Das psihe YoIiter, auf Dem Iis 5ih
i6outelte, bate binssreidt, ibr nno
ibres ainbes eeben fir g8odsn nod
gu friiten.
rarmutb tit Ser 5iu6!" rief bus
bleihe WtGbhen. .aber Reihtbum
1T Siinbe! aues unb glihts. tpie bos
i'm 2sben nebsn einanbsr seftelt it,"
0en fdperen &opf duf bic 6ono
TtiiBenb blidte fie ins 2esre. 4b<r
niht ldngs tpar's lesr um lie. Der
bIaus Dunit beDOlterte iih aufs Rene
nit bunten Dinssn, 2umpsu gliibten,
9etorationen fhimmerten, bic fhfrdr=
&c, pieItOpfiss, beipeglihe MaiTe mar
gublituul, ueber bic bin ittpsbte ss.
lpie eins ipeibe Dolte, Elm GneeI. Dd
nebsn ibr, ods feline bleiht 8eiihtten
tpas bas zines Gngels.
gein - ibr 2inb! gle beugte fih
heriiber, Elm bunpfer Qufihrei. Gns
Gel! - dber 5elbItm0rosriunen bIieb
fpobI Der 6immeI Dsrihlpfsr - ioIIz
te tie in Der Grpietsit bon ibrem aius
be setrsnnt bleiben2
GpiQteitl Wie lang bas Wort mar,
nit feurioen 8uhitotsu ftdnb es bort
Iesbor, gipig.eit!
.Wsin Gott it nil betenl"
itammeIte iis, Iie iu6te nah Worten.
rNla6 mid fromn, b1B ih su Dir in
ben 6immsl tommi" 60 bate ibre
gautter iie beten ssIsrnt. aber ibre
Wuttsr geborts nidt gu Den 8eroomms
ten.
DAB id in ben 6inmsl tomml"
geeiu, mas bdlfs, Der bIieb tbr psrs
fhlpiIen, CAB Iis bier ulrf grbsu bas
aino bin, 70 enti6ipebte ss fir irnnler
ibrsu 4rmen.
Bite orob<n fix Deiue orms
Wu.tsr, bic nift lsbeu t0nnts," fIls
itsrte Iis bern ainbe gu. nNitt Ieben
tonuts ober aud bds Ster6en III
ioper, bas Sinoethun.
Gie bob miibiam bic arms smpor.
.WiLit 9u es nidt, Gott9 gBiaft Du
ss ui6t oab i6 Sur 9er5rsteria tDsrz
be2"
5ui pis Der Din6 pfiff, ME er an
ben syeniteru riittslts, Gls polie CT tie
aus ihren Qngeln bebsn
Gin 2uftsus bon bort - uno ih
BIN tsins 9erbrshsrin nebr," r7nrntss
te Tie nit pIDsIi6er ErtidIOHenh.it.
IS toftsts Iis uber Wuae, lid 81 Fnen'
ben; bic fan IsbIps ittperfdnisen
6Gnoe 1u6ten nad3 DIR aiHotrgsitult.
.aomm, Qspine, tomm! 5h f1an
niht bort briiben bon Dir eetrennt
iein, mir nollsn duf ben 5uneer mar
ten. -- Der tbut es obns nieint 9Ilte
- tpmm,"
Gnblih belt RE S;e tIeins giiros.
bob iie, mad nis. 2spine!1
S9psr fix ;itterHbs Sdrtbs mar biz
2ait.
.aomm,," gs osIane ;br aber niht.
ii6 pollig gu srbeben. rDknn Is 81
ipdt mare -" i,e fpollte ruisu, dber
matt uur tam es BON ihreu Qippen,
Elm unartiiulirtsr 2dut.
Damn, nit sinen pIcsIiher S6res
den, belt Tis ihr DIR an ben Wuno
bes 9inbss. - tein 4fbemsug.
9ie augii risf ibre Tinttnoeu Srdfs
ts suriid - iis Idllfhte - bas tleins
Strs podte nitbt u,shr unb ibr els
gsncr, eutfessnspoller S6rei erititte
auf Der 3unge. asin 5diitteln, sein
auB, tein sepnItiomes prefen an ibr
Sers, lief qspiu, DIE auoen Offnen.
gnbIid CAB iie nit sinsm ssiitsr'
bdftsn 2Gdelu jeOea fernern geriua
ouf.
gs tam tpis Da6nfinH fiber iie, iIs
bettste bas Sinb an ibre 8rufi.
(5ortieeung foIgt)
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3tpeimaI geitorben. Jn Der
pdyifer atnoemis Der WiftnIhnfsen
unb in Der 6irurgiiden Geitaihaf.
srItatttte Der betounte Barrier 4r3t
IT. Boufpu einsn inter,Hanitn BE-
ri6t iibsr ben 9srlouf elmer eigenars
tigen Operation. bic sr an BEN 5ers.n
elmer gsitorbensn 5rau pcreenommen
bate. Die 5ruu ipdr pom eiHem autos
mobil iibtrfobren norben, bic RGstr
einsen iiber ihrs griit. unb fit mar
olsbalo tobt. llnmitttlbdr noh ibrem
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-21

history, launched plan for synodical
organization along more concrete
lines. An executive commission was
elected, which has power to act for
the synod in matters of moment dur
ing the interval between meetings; the
commission consisting Of Revs. Chal-
FAINT, Shepherd and Van der Maaten,
with elders, Morrison, Johnson and
Havenor. Provision was also made for
two assistants to the synodical home
missionary superintendent, Rev. j. H
Barton, DID,, one of the assistants
being elected in the person of Rev. J..
M. Anderson of Twin Falls
The home mission committee re-
ported through Rev. William M. Case,
after which the synod listened to the
report OF DR.. J. H. Barton, who re-
viewed the growth and progress of the
work, seven new churches having
organized during the year. Rev. H. N.
| Wagner, missionary among the Fort
Hall Indians, told Interestingly of his
work. In his estimation the employ
men OF the Indians in giving their re-
ligious dances of the past for the mere
entertainment of the whites is much
to be deplored, making the work
among the Indians harder.
Strong reports of the advancing
standards in Sunday school methods,
were made by Rev. C. E. Van der Maa-
ten, while Rev. NJ E. Lindsay told OF
the progress of the young people in
their societies. Rev. A. M Williams,
educational superintendent of Sum-
day school work, gave a report of the
way in which that department pro-
notes the cause of better Sunday
| schools
| Pastors and elders registered at the
council were: John G. Cowden, Mar
tin H. Mead, William J. Boone, DID,,
George A. Wilbur, David A. Clements,
F. q. Springer, H. H. Hayman, Will
liam M. Case of Caldwell; E. N. MUIR
ply, Charles l.. Chalfant, ]. II. Bar
ton, McLain w. Davis. Marcus E. Lind
say, Boise; Marion D. Reed, fayette;
William j. Thompson, Nampa; S. A.
Parker, Emmett; E. P. Lawrence, Ros-
we'll; B. ]. Giffen, Parma; Stuart M.
Hunter, F'alk; Thomas K. Hunter,
Notus; James G. Carver, Montpelier;
Henry N. Wagner, Blackfoot; H. w.
Rankin, Pocatello; G. E. Van der Maa-
ten, Pocatello; Percy G. Irwin, Soda
Springs; Charles E. Swart, SPRING
field; William D. Wallace, CALDWELL.
]. M. Anderson, J. F. Shepherd, J. X.
MacG1ll1vray, Twin Falls; G. M. Jun
kins, Jerome; ]. B. Robinson Bur1ey;
| William l.. Strange, Hazelton; D. J.
Treiber, Hollister; o. J. Roberts,
Bull; w. S. Young, Bellevue; T. H
Gilbert, Gooding. Elders, Harry s.
Kessler, F. c. Brown, I. L. Keener, J.
d. Bell. Boise; E. l.. Weymouth, Nam
pa; Ralph Beal, Caldwell; H. I. Nc
Laughlin, Lower Boise: A. ]. MITCHELL.
| q RIM ENrcv II r. nox
r. c.. Sleeper, Fargo; M r. Newman,
Lakeview; S. P. Barrett, Wendell;
James A. Johnson, Twin Falls; Guy
| Dixon HaZeltOn