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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

ltrtebfpei9 e%ntltanben 1T, IN fuelhem lest
ibon %ann1berno *500.000.0 600 inpeitirt
limb. @nnS abeeisben uOn ben fleinen
Gtnbllhenents, beiddftisten lid ..st in
ben yer. Stnoten ca. 100 9rpeoe 6abrifs
onlasen nit Der 6eritelluns uon Sims.
ausln oos ibnen 5ur 8erilsuns scs
itelte 9einmmtsa cpitat Wiro auf
$4,000, 900 seiddst unb Der Bertb
bes fir oieien ,3med srpOrbsnen
8runoetgentbums nuf run6 100000
600. Sn ben 5abriten finoen 10000
YeriOnen onuerno Beihdfti9uua NIT
9obnen BON uugeIdbr $750.000 per
0ohe.
Sn oieien @ertitdtten ipsroen m6s
fentIt6 unssfdhr 20 WiluiOnen 1uB
rJtlme" labrlSirt uno Sfpar Fit gtnem
81 o%ltenanfpnno 0 $1,250.000 uno
finosn iir ben @eiammt Brsts pou
*6,500.000 fofprtlgeu Abiab.
gtnb maBsebsnoer SdGsuns benin.
ben iib in Den ger. Stdaten 1920
8onoeIbiIbers 9heaisr, Die eiuen @ertb
oon% anndberno S34S. 100000 aufweiIen.
Sn oIelen Gbeatsrn iueroen Suiammen
100000 NnaeltfIte bei6diti9t. Die uns
9eidbr 81 100000 pro @ode ueroienen.
Die III oieien 9beatern benuBtta Yrps
iettions' WaIhiusn rspr1ienllren elnen
8eiammttuerib pon a~nnabeluo Sebn
Wtllionen 9ulnrs.
Sn ben Ger. 5taaten befinoen lid
auteroem $50 re9uldre Nustdun /.
Gtabitliements fir 6tlns, ole
mctenilid fir enc Mtillipn 9olnrs
%fauisn uno am tire Nnaeitsl,e an Cob
neu a%nndberno 100000 pro @ohe
Snblen. 9as 8etrisbs &npitaI uuo
@runoei9ent6um oieier Brnnden miro
auf *25.0C0.000 geihdbt. Nub Der
Grporl BON Slim > 9lssattuen aus Den
Ser. Staten bat einen groBen Nufs
Ihnung genOmmen. oenn Der @ertb
oesltlben miro jest ihon auf 10000
600 PRO Sabr 9eihGet.
Sn Nnbetraht oes Ihnelen llminbes
bes 3npitalS uno Der enormen Hrohte,
melhe bic Slim : Snouitrie abmirit.
iebIt eS nidt an @npitaliiien. bic aui
oieie @eiie ibr aapitnl 9epinubrinseno
anle9en modem.
Sn &oritebenoem lit aber niht ans
9e9eben, ME pIeIen rSptitern",
Brillenhnu trern uno Nugens
g peSiaiiiten bieis Snouitrte elm
9uteS ausf0mmen uerihlfft, uno wenn
eineu iOlhe StatIitit aui9eitsut miroe
10 oirfte lie Staunen berporruieu.
Die 8inos Iino ndinlid ridti9e Nu'
se~nt0oter, uno mer's niht oIaubt
iOu nur fleiBi9 in Iplden &oriteaunsen
seben. uno Damn m,ro er 8eiheio pil'
len, an peI6em er nidt mebr 5meiisln
: fam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

iteIt. Ntht nur, bnB oas aus @lss
coniin tommenoe 8niiens uno S6ladts
pieb nit oas bette ipnr, pelhes bort
~aus9eltelt puroe nein aud Die 31at.
inhe, onB bic meilten . retSrihter
aus W%lsconlin 9enommen moroen. lit
Elm yspeis oaiir, oaB man u~nlsreu
Staat ais einen Der erlten 3ldtsrltaas
ten onertenut.
Solsenoe NusiteGer idloiisn beions
osrs gut ab: Niismblpmann George
Carpenter ppn Baraboo uno 6ranf 8.
Saroine BON @aufelga NIT Sborts
borns. George McSerrcm gn> S0bns
Don 8smautee uno 9err Saroins nit
G~,bropihires uno setuiiie anoere Sorten
Sdois; Mc9ap 8rotberS bon Sanss'
plls nit GlpoesoaIe Rferben; S. 6.
&obinion & 5or BON GpaEsuiue nit
0ersforbs; alsranoer Nrrolo BON
@alssuiae nit lansmolIisen Shaien.
nno Or. Stoatsiefretdr Ba,tsr 8.
Spuier uOn Monooui rat Ysrherons.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
x" Miitter, baben Cure & incc
Miirmcr?

Sino oielslben leiht erre9bar. ruhes
los. nerpbs. mirriih. ihwlnolls ooer
ueritopit? 6aben lie 9stbidmerSen,
unrsgslnid6iasn uno rieIisen gppetit?
Ties iino Nnisiheu BON 8iirmsrn.
0lrmer peruriaten bel oen ainoern
Shmsrsen. uno binosru oas @nts'
tbum nno Den @eiit. @eben Sic oen'
islben ioiprt aidapoo 8urm Stler.
Die @lirmer ipsroeu hlerourh setpotst
uno entiernt, Der Nppetit Der &tnoer
miro eeItdrtt. Der Mtd9eu, Die Sober
uao bic Ginsereios wtrceu re9nllrt.
9ei allen Nputhstsrn oosr per BOT 25e.
a,dnpou Suoian Meoiclne Go, Shlla'
oelrhid. ia, uno q. 2outS, Nto.
@mpioblen pom :. Z. @rhart, Npo'
theter. 49, Nus.
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35itte. (e6elt Sic

in mein Shauisnlter uno Sic lperoen
Die 100000 Resspts ieben. uber uslde
Id III lsster 3eit 10 uieI ia9te. SD babe
Nlsis Rspepte ale fir melne Sunoeu
bier psriertl9t. uno jeoer 6err GottOr
u~uierer 5taot 1T rspraisrtirt in oieisr
sncrmen Sommlune. &ieaeiht sibt es
Sbneu audi 3utrausn ~ mir. mid Shr
nahIe8 Neitpt o~usflbren su ldiieu.
0teieS ,3utraueu miro mir isbr Ihmsis
dslblIt lem. uno Sbr &sSept miro sur
,3uirjeornhejt pom Shnen une 5hres
6srru EDITORS pm mir Snbereitet
mfrNfn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
fag- Ter bette Shmersenhiuer

8udlen's Nrnica' Snlbe eutlernt los
fort ale Sbmerssn. luenn auIsetban
auf Shnittmunosu. Guetlhunsen, &er'
~rsntunaen. Sronbs uuo Sruhpunoen
posr auoereu GsrIeeunssn Der Saut.
6. G.GbdmbertoiH o Clinton, Wte.,
in9t: IS beieitt9t ale Shmersen
BON Shnttmnnoen unb loniti9en 8er'
lseuuoer.~ Nur 25c bel .. Z. @r'
bur., Npotbefer. - Gins.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Ter Mutteripra@t bleibet trell

Shr. bic ibr ~einitehs fo~rtaescaen
BON Snnoe 5pliden Qlp uno Belt,
&eit nber tiefe M~teeresmpaen
Gum ierEen Sfr1no Der neuen Relt,
Z ballet bob bic SpraGe perth,
2e enre AP nttere ud geIehrt.
,}m Sersen fling cub / ebensidng
8er aIte Ilebe Seimntbstfdna.
9as eriie & tammeln eurer 4ippen.
Sar's Hift elm trauter oeutfher Sdut,
gSoranf bic 30 utte nit gntSideH
Aumahlig @Ort uno Sap st5cgt?
Gte oeutihe Srrahe ballet fpertb
sSm neuen Sci m am neuen serb,
Sic fibrt i'm Gsifte euh 5urld
Ter Sugene &ut, Der 8inobeit
@IHd.
&enn ibr euh bier empor9eihwuneen,
@e9rnnoet cub Elm freuRolih Seim,
SO uiiiet, onB oies nur e~ntiprungeH
9emi T fti9en oeuti d EN- Aebensteim m.
Ter 81 DE geiifi9 8e9en
Sab gum @eiInaen euh ben Segen,
S1s mdhn' eud1 tets an cure &fliht,
Ser9eBt Gle oeutfhe Sprdd d nihr.
Mau rlbniet pisl pon oeutfder3reue
Son B c u1 6erHieb', pom oeut den
SGng,
God III es oft nur lpi' Gefhreie
&pn pioerlihenl, h0hfem Slang.
9te 3ugeno. bic iid nldlt bewdbrt,
5Slripdhr 1T feinen seller iperth,
user ietne Sprahe niCbt mehr ipriat,
Yer tennet Sieb' uno 3reue nldlti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Sdulo uus snhne in id,uelIcr

INV %uuHS wv IuINSuSI
6ol9sl On Ser 3ienitng 9t:dt mur>e
0rn. Aoam arpnsrs @iienuauren.
@eitGit nm g8afitu uuo Msrtbirteu
I'M Ne,ibe pon 9eesn 800 hsltpblrn.
ppn Giubreteru Die iih mobriteiulit
I'M PLACEMENT osS Seihaiis uerboreen
hotten dis Der 9aeeu itloB. 8sssn !
llbr WOrlens iduo Martin 0aIep. Der
Nadtmdhtsr. bie Siutsrtbir oss Gss
lflditS peit pffsn. uno or berisi 0rn. u.
9roncr telspbonlih herhei. Der Iofprt
inuo oOB Ser Ynosu espliuosrt moroeu
mar. Tie HoIiisi purne lnformirt.
uno iton in weuissu Stunoeu nnhm
lie am &~urlinatpn Sahnhcis oen Il.
idhriasn 6raut Smith lett. Der iuuas
Smbbpbe irus cine itbr itllperr Rsiie.
tnits IN peldler man Die q~titohlenen
Sdten pcn 0rn. &rontr jotuuf;irt
ais ltju Gigeuthum, u~oriaro. Ter
Spiseoeiele Smiths. Elm anoeres
6rtdthen osrisIbsn Sorte. enttnm obs
uobI Tim 8olt;iit Mutue nohheste in
ben burlington yldros.
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0runOeigentbams=@ arft.

Sn oen letten gogen wuroen bic fpls
genoen Observation-Disclosures
por9enommen:
Soda Y. Spnes oil Spi. 3. Spnes, Tnrm
ppn so Mderu i'm Conn Burns. 80. $4,000
Marthu 3. Stea II. q. an Nbco 6orris. 9pt
l uno 4, Slpd b.. ...... .S120J
=. 3. Cation an Sol. Neumeier, erei Gotten
in Silpien Qooitipn. $50. $500
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
SO 6.

8atterie : Der 8. Ielo'Nrtil'
lsrie BON Entel Sums itebeuoer. IBens
Der un6 lie9snosr Nrmee unO Die Wo'
note lang in Camp 8Obiniou lei
sparta oben manDurirte. fam auf oem
Osimmnri9e mad Sort Snealus 3tens
tag mad ga grolie uno biuOuatirte Die
Nn6t oui benz SntsrItnte 5niraBlase.
Am MOrsen 6 llbr sing's Detter.
iiber bic Miiiiiiippi.8 a3enbriide,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Rs iSsusr' nnb Sebensperrhernn9
Yuaidlreiben upn SeiiStl.slu uno 0ppo'
theten nno @slousrlsihsu III 5 Trojent
oui 60 Grpiisr Sinsrhelten 1T melne
5pe;iaIitdi. =. s. &ptj, 624 Sito
:. 5tro6e. Gsiee 'Shonss. anS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Tnnfabnnttmua.

9anfabitattuug.
Mlen uniern 6reunoen unb Nadbnrn
mbften mir auf oieie @eiie oanten. beren
Spmpathie uno SiIfe in Der Stunne unie'
rer 9eimiuhuns ourh ben Sob u%nIerer &c.
llebten Mtu ter,
Sram Barbara Sab,
uns 10 trpiireih tpareu. Spe5ira onnfer
m6hten mir MD Srn. &aitur @amm fiji
feline Nmtirrng. Dem &irteuthpr fir Die ers
arelfenoeu Sieoer oen Sutrtuhtrdgera fur
ibre 9iebee bleltlte, ferner ben Spenoern Der
hcrrIlhen 8lumen. Mlen lei lphnlals un'
fer 0er3ensoant 9erpionlet.
Srau Ultima Sarebart,
Srau Hermann Sernet,
fran i. y. Iiaier.
Ga Grpiie, ben 2. Sept. 1918
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Ginbred,er per Sluto, iuie man


nnuimnIt. itatteten in Der Mitirpod Nlht
benz Salppu uno 0rpcerielaoen pon
NIbert Ghnpeusfp in Rsmbur9s Corr
ner oben einen Beluh nb. babel aus
Dem Goib Re9iiter stwa $50 in Silber
erbsnten5, cber mebrere bunosrt 3ols
Inrs IN Vap;er9elo III einem anaeru
Sadie iiberiebeno. Meun Die 2srle
oiss nadtrdsIib Ielen 10 o~iiriten lie iih
nidt libel drgstn. Die @inbrshsr
%orangPn hurh Elm 6intertbHr Elm. nno
rsr 9aoensGisenibiimer tetephpnirte
rem Naub in aller 5rilbe u%nierer Bolts
;ei. ober oislelbs bat 10 1erinoe Nus
boltspuntie oaB lie oen Splebubsn pObl
penlg anbabeu fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
@iseomim.

= Sci Stousbton lit ieBt Die
Iabnfsernte in uollem @anse. Nuf
ben 5eloern herribt oaS re9ite 9eben.
9nulenoe BON Wtdnnern uuo 6rauen
iino nit benz Shneioen oer &flanSen.
benz @ntrippen uno bent Nufbd ngen
Der 8latter beihditI9t. Die @rnte lOI
etne gang porSil9Itde letn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Rum Qaftor Der Gongreaatip'

nnltlten'airh III an STEELE uon 6eD.
0enrp 6api1e Jieu. Carlos Is.
u 0 million pom Soma GltD einitIm'
mig eruannt pDroen. Gr miro iein
Pint am /. Gttober antreten. uno gebt
ibm eln nus9eSsidnetsr 8ui uoraus.
Sc lit in Ga @aolie pOn leinen &or'
trd9eu in Der NormaIifuIe Der bereits
uoribeilbait bstnnnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
lluier i6Ones 8isroniiu.

Is Gisconiin ii6
INNER mebr uno
mebr Su Dem ers
item 3 u d il t
Der Yer. Staaten,
mas u n
pteb anbetrifIt.
entiptfelt, luuroe
crit jest iuieo,r TO-"
gar uuf Der Soma
Staatsfalr feitaes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
gsonen nidts oapon iuifen .

<SUHVH HIuHIe puUUH iUIIItH
aur5 beuOr oas itaatIide lluialluer'
iihertn9s @sieb am /. September
rsbtstraitie Wuroe, srhielt Ole @iscon'
finer 9nbuitristommiiiion in NooiiOn
BON Der Chicago. Mtilncufse & Ct.
YuuI. Der Chicago & glorthmeitern Der
Chicago. Ct. Eoul, minneapolis &
Omaha iomie uon Der SuinOis Central
Sobn Die 8enadridtieung. onB tie lid
nt6t uutsr oas neue 8slee iteqeu
lueroen. Die siniies sroBe in @i8con'
lin operirenoe 8nbn9eleaidait. welbs
5ultimmt, lit bic zoo Sabn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Ieue(te Nn5eiaen.
aleine spe3talan,eigen ioien:

ueber - W orte SeHfs bro aSorf.
9te Rprte .&erionpt". ~Bu psrfaufeu" in per-
%Ettetheu" ,Snrtner t~erIangt" Il. I. NJ, ION IL bic
Nobreien iiuo Elm Z bell Der Au5eiaen uuo miiiier bel
Bress8ereduuna ais sRprte miteesdblt iuerbeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Sd)ulanfans. Bad osn 5ebn @os
den 6erisn bs9unn fir iber 5000
ShHItinOer 3ienltas ipieosr Der llntr-
riht. ben meilten oerislben sum &ers
oruB, ben @ltern uno Nnoern nber sur
Jreuoe. Gae Die SduIQebduoe limb IN
Der 3wiiden3eit blIb uno blant 9srei'
ui9t uno bsrseltelt tuOroen. uno in
benz 9sbreritdb linO weni9 Seranoes
rungen ein9etreten,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Cine Senti&e nnN cine trnniOtNdie
6reisliite.

esn Der .Sprodede" oes Geuti6en
gpratoereins leien mir:
lleber cine oeutihe uno cine IRAN
,Siid,e 4reisliite bieB es tlr8lit) I'M
.aoufettionor": Gie ~oeutide" 1T
iait gang in fran3oiiid)er. Die vIran5o-
iiide" in oeutider Sproae geidrle-
ben; ole fran5oiide lit bon edit bent.
't,er Sdli4tbeit, Die oeutide gIdnjt
in prunfpolIer Iusltuttung, Die man
iouit fran1Tiid au nennen p1le9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
1er september hat, liant unie.

rem 8ettercisrt. nit benz bsiBsiteu
Gage in IL Sabren a%nsefangen uno 10
5iemIih benz beIBeiten Inae oieiss Come
mers. oenn lin 3 ubr Wonto9 Nnhs
mittag re9iitrirte oas Tbermometer IS
8rao. bod ipnr Die Sise mebr cine
Irodene uno oeBwegen nIht 10 idwer
IdIteno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

1ie nrmcn Strpbhmte. @is be-
bauptst lulro, uerlan9t Die Wpoe. onB
nm lsptsn Gage oes Nuauit Der
Strobbut uerihwtnoe. Sn Chicago
lit Is oiisnbar iebr geidbrIid. lid oieiem
Wtnttlpruh Der Wtooe III mluerlesen.
Iort SOaeu ndmlih am Ntontag game
Rptteu b~aIbpufliser Ben9el ourh Die
StroBen uno trieben nit 3nuppsln
lsoen Strohbut Elm. Der lid iebsu lIsB.
limb IN pieleu 61llen purbe bet oieIer
Yroseour onh DER uuter benz Strobbut
be iinolthe aopi oermnBen in Mitleiosn'
ldait 9eSoesn. oab drStllte pile rsauis
rirt weroen muBts. Ser Iolissi lit ss
leiosr ntht %aeIuneen. Der nlhtsmtrHi.
gen 2lmmels babboft Su wsroen. beuu
oeS Saubnsels 9tbt's in elmer BeIiitaot
gar 81 pisl. uno oerislbs iinnt inner
auf eue IeuisIsien.
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Nerlnnat

Elm heutides Mdoder fir allaemeine 3nus
arbeit. $40 9 lo s. 9 TT.
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Tic 0luoebptc fir bic ucue JDaf.

Tic Nngebctc fir Die nene ISafs
ienhaue Der 8ouernOrs @uaro am
Yloge oeS alien 2. Waro Shulbaules
wurosn gsitsru srcHuet. Nieorlgite Bie'
term nit S2S. zoo 1T Die @eitern Gon'
ltruitlon 60. bob 1T Der 9Uutraft mo-;
n,tt uergeben iporoeu.
Nuoere 9ln9ebols reihten elm: ga
9ro'is Contraction 60, $30.402; Gss
TER Nslion. $50 S2e; Sobn Wiiusr.
$3o.530, uno Snmes Stormont S43.'
$50.
Mit ben Sauarbeitsn hofit nan
nod oieieS 9obr Beginner ;u tonuen.
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Die GRANDCHILDREN : Snbuitrie.

'it ben tpsnisen
Sabrsn ibrss Bee
itsbsns hobsu bic
W q D eIbi D.
Shnuits~a unesnin
ben Ser. Stnnten
eineu iOIden ums
lang on9enOmmsn.
onB Gus ibnsn elm
enormer Snous
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

9cs fron,ofiide @er3eihni& lit Sic
teutfde gusaabe Ger Site Der
,@rono moapiins Oh 2ouorc" III
Eoris, hos oeutihe lit ons ctneS gro.
Ben beutiben @eidditS. oeiien 3aTen
mir ~oerIdppeiaeu molen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Tie beuti1e i6rstbt
Suoe
Sunon
Rraber. urh nab.
6suearosrcbe oesr
.ionfeiiton
.TuttneeS v. PeeItees
Ginaerte nour bdhoS
eimtSrcbeH
Robes 81 rtdrtenuy
huuie cbsr herrtere
nouoeaute in Gcftu.
utes ODER TdmerioI
IetteH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Tie fruraWu6e
i@retbt:
aietberrcd
unterrod
tendben. uuo NAB
tneubtfioouHe
.Roresriodeu une
mpteeHikioer
gritItneewdf6s
RIeieung fnr 1et'i-
ItAe uno BtdHtie
Rlethsr Eno q
Qeete Reubett coet
leete E6opfura II
Sraueniletoon.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the members OF
the undersigned corporation at
Blackfoot, on Saturday the End day
of August, at 500 O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose of authorizing the mort
gaging of lots Eight g., Nine (9)
and Ten (10), of Block One Hun
dred and Fifteen (115) of the first
supplement to DanilsOn's addition to
the town Of Blackfoot, Bingham
County, Idaho, to secure a loan OF
money for the use OF said corpora
ton.
Dated this 9Th day of July, 1913.
THE Ev. LUTHERAN EMANUEL
CHURCH OF BLACKFooT, IDAHO.
BY Arthur Peterson,
4-3 Secretary
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
TABER

E. F. Allen made business trip
to Mackay Wednesday.
Fl. F. Siesser visited Wednesday
and Thursday with his son Ralph
near Arco.
Otto the section boss at Taber and
his wife and two of his section hands
Will Lee and John Lee and wife COM
posed the fishing crowd from Taber
this week.
Will Stroh made a business trip
to Blackfoot Saturday.
H. F. Scissors new barn is nearing
completion.
Andrew Anderson has the lumber
on the ground for a new dwelling to
be 16x28.
Henry Fisher made trip to Abb
erdeen Sunday bringing home his
wife and little daughter Ivean.
A carload of household goods and
farm machinery was unloaded at Ia
Der Wednesday by Mr.. SchickerfrItz
and nephew from st. Paul. Neb.
The o. s. L. sent out an extra
gang of 20 men to help the home
crew finish up laying the new ties
to Cerro Grand.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
OWSLEY PROJECT LOOKS FAVOR
ABLE

Secretary Lane of the department
of the interior has approved segre-
cation list number 81 of Carey act
lands in the Blackfoot land office
district, and the contract with the
state has been executed and the
president signed the necessary doc
uments. In commenting on the mat
, ter the Statesman says:
1.-THE segregation in question is
one of 1000 acres &c the immediate
vicinity of Mud Lake, and is known
as a portion of the Owsley project.
The Owsley project is one of the
Oldest in the state, bn: has ben
held up for some time. 1t was orig
inally rather large project, was
later reduced to 5000 acres, ana
now has been increased to 10000
lacres. The lands in the project
surround Mud Lake, in Fremont
county, and are of the finest possible
description. Under the terms of the
contract between the state and the
company, the source of water supply
is Camas creek and Mud Lake, the
latter being used as an impounding
reservoir, in which will be stored suf-
ticient water to cover all the lands
under the project.
"This is tn first Carey project in
the state where water service will
be furnished entirely by pumping.
Tt is understood that the company
has been ready for an opening on
the first unit for a long time, but
has been delayed in holding It
through lack of power. The orig
inal intention had been to develop
electric power and construct a pow
err line to Mud Lake. The invest
ment of the Kuhns in the Idaho
Falls power plant and their extern
sion of the power lines to Market
Lake and that vicinity has enabled
the company to make satisfactory
arrangements, it is understood, for
pumping power. 1t is now regarded
as probable that application will
soon be made to the state land board
for Carey opening, which is likely
to be held at Idaho Falls.
IA great deal of the land in the
immediate vicinity of Mud Lake
has been taken up under the desert
and homestead acts, and it is likely
that an effort will be made to secure
water rights from the company for
these lands. The section is looked
upon as one of the best farming Sec
tions in the state by those who are
familiar with conditions there"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
MRS. PIQUET RETURNS

Mrs. Amelia Piquet who left here
seven years ago to take up her home
with her aged father in Boston, re-
turned to Blackfoot the first of the
week, and expects to remain a couple
of months or more.
Mrs. Piquet once owned some land
near the original Watson ranch at
Thomas, and now she has some other
property in this locality. Her son
Augustus who lived in the Kennedy
addition has removed his family to
Bates in the southeast corner of Mad
ison county, near briggs, and she will
visit there for q while during the hot
weather.
MRS. Piquet related an incident Of
what an awful shock she received
thee or four years ago when che re-
ceived her copy Of The Idaho Re-
publican and thought her son was
dead. Augustus was driving the de-
livery wagon for the Blackfoot Steam
laundry and the paper came to her
with an article headed, Laundry
man Fell Dead" and went on to say
that very unexpected thing happen
ed to the driver few days ago. He
went to the Trego home for a sack of
clothes as usual and Mrs. Trego told
linn how well pleased she and her
husband were with the way they were
finishing off the linen since they in
stalled their new machine. That SO
much of their work was equal to
that done in Salt Lake, it was the
duty of the home people to have
their work done ct Blackroot and
stand by the man who was developing
this home industry.
Mr.. PiQuet was SO surprised at
receiving an acknowledgment in lieu
Of more or less complaints which are
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
CHINK AS APPREN.
TICE

From the division headquarters of
the Southern Pacific company, at
Sparks, Neveda, comes the story how
one of the foremost leaders of the
railroad systems of the new Chinese
republic learned the rudiments of
his calling in the Montello shops.
All Chin, general superintendent of
motive power of the King Yuen rail-
road company in China worked for
the Southern Pacific company for 27
years in the boiler shops, starting IN
as helper and mastering the advanced
details step by step, later to leave
again for his own country to head the
mechanical Departments of one Of It's
greatest roads.
p With All Chin, at Winnemucca at
one time, was alst Dr. Sun Vat Sen,
later chosen the first president of the
Chinese republic. Though Sun Vat
Sen did not work for the railroad
company, he was always much inter-
ested in the development of western
transcontinental lines, and is said to
have applied many American meth
DDS in the Orient with pronounced
success.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
VAST FLOOD GOES DOWN SNAKE

One million acre feet of water is
now flowing in the Snake river past a
given point every 10 days. That
means about 1900 acre feet per day
a record unequalled by any other
stream used for irrigation in the west
Measurements producing these as
founding totals were made during
the past week at Miner. Their sig
nificance in concrete form is, that
each day 1900 acres can be cover
ed with a veritable lake of water one
foot deep. Reduced to another basis
of figuring, this volume amounts to
$4,000 second feet.
Nor is any considerable proportion
of the water that passes over the Mil
ner dam Used for irrigation. Last
year according to measurements
made at Blue Lakes, over 100000,
acre feet of water was watered, so
far as it's use in the reclamation OF
arid lands is concerne After the
water rushes by Miner, where part
is caught and diverted to the south
and north side projects and the rest
proceeds to tumble madly over Sho-
shone falls, practically no material
mart of it is utilized by irrigation
projects further down the river
Twin Falls Press.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-11
ANDERSONS QUIT HOUSEKEEP
ING

Mrs. A. N. Anderson and daughters
have rented their home at the corner
of Main and Judicial streets, to Mrs.
A. L. Pennington, and will be scatter
ed for while. Mrs. Anderson and
daughter Alma leave soon to join
Mr.. Anderson at San Diego, Califor-
ria. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett will do
some travelling, and Miss Lilly An
derson will remain at Blackfoot for
some months and join the others at
Sen Diego in the fall.
Miss Alma Anderson is attending
Lake City this week.