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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
TABER

A good rain fell at Taber Tuesday
Mrs. H. F. Siesser is ON the sick
list at the present writing.
Mrs. Clint Pearson left Monday fol
week. visit with her daughter Mrs
Jackson at Montpelier, after which
she will leave for Parsons, Kansas
to spend the winter.
Charlie Lee and family are home
from the beet fields.
Morgan & Hubble made a trip to
the Big Butte Monday to secure a
derrick pole for their new well.
H. F. Siesser made a business trip
to Sterling Monday to buy hay and
oats for his feed yard.
Mrs. Heating of Dakota is expected
soon to make her home with her son
Frank who has a. dry farm near Ia
Der Mrs. John Lee and baby visited
Mrs. Siesser Of Taber Saturday,.
Lawrence West, G. Myers, Charlie
and Will Lee made up the hunting
party that left Taber Monday for the
Big Butte.
Henry Willicke and family and the
wife of G. F. Willicki arrived Monday
from st. Louis, Mo.
Carl Brown and family of Anchor,
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AUCTION SALE AT GRovELAND.


Next Tuesday at one o'clock, there
will be an auction sale at the home
of Mrs. ]. B. Warren four miles north
of Blackfoo on the Groveland road,
and about mile and half north. of
Groveland.
All the implements, stock and
crops Of a well equipped farm will be
sold to the highest bidders on the
usual terms. Mrs. Warren had the
misfortune to lose her husband recent
ly and persons desiring to buy such
goods at this time are invited to at
tend this sale and bid briskly up to
the full values.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
SPRINGFIELD MAN MARRIES.

Mrs. Asa Benton, formerly Of
Springfield, Idaho, and Miss A. Ben.
ton of Ladd Canyon, Oregon, were
married recently at LaGrande, Ore
gon, and are making their home at
number 1906 Washington avenue
LaGrande.
Mr.. Benton is we'll known in this
locality, and has been engaged in
railroad construction in Oregon fer
the past year or two, and is formal
for the Galloway Construction COM
pany. He has Travelled considerable
in the coast states the past three
years. and will return to Bingham
county to make his home at no dis
tant date.
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Msxaaaa:aaaaaaalGGGegegEGgg:

See Barker for signs and all kinds
of decorating. 51-tf adv.
w. H. Hoare, the merchant OF
Springfield, and r. P. Stafford, hia
collector of accounts were in town
Thursday and were full of business
Mike Bischoff does painting and
paper hanging. Ring phone (1Otf
Chinese Lilies in the ''ulb, for sale
at Berryman's Model Grocery. Get
some for winter beauty and perfume.
They are a low. 21-1 adv
See the collection of Mothers and
Cupids in the dislay window OF the
Modern Pharmacy. lStl aoV'
Mrs. VIM. Fricke and her sister,
Miss Myrtle Ewing of Mackay, are Wis
ting at the home of their sister, Mrs
Forest Trego at the Trego ranch.
Mr.. ]. o. Davis is the new clerk at
the DeKay Grocery.
viii Stroh was in from Taber on
Wednesday on land business.
D. L. Jones came down from Arco
Tuesday and returned Thursday. He
was hehe on some cattle deals and
visited a day with his mother, Mrs.
Anna Jones who is buying home in
Blackfoot. She had been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. John Boyle.
See our special subscription ofer
OIL page six of this issue.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

Blackfoot business men should be
at the depot Saturday morning from
8 to 9 o'clock to greet the Aberdeen
excursion on Its way down.
Lettuce, fresh and crisp, sweet po-
tatoes, celery and cranberries at Ber-
ryman's Mode Grocery. ADV. tt.
At the Episcopal church next Sum
day services will be held at the usual
hours.
Mrs. and Mrs. Pryor Facer of Will
lard, Utah, visited in Blackfoot for
a few days this week, guests of Mrs.
Facer's sister, Mrs: w. R. Jones.
Mrs. Harry Kraack and sister left
the first of the week for. visit with
their parents at st. George, Utah.
The BARRIERS of Blackfoot have
formed union.
Sell your property quickly, ] bring
buyers and sellers together.-C. G..
Anderson, Box 1913. Blackfoot. TIFF.
Arrangements have been made to
have the stores close from $3.50 until
500 or the fooot ball game at the
fairgrounds this afternoon.
The Shelley people are erecting d
Lew l.. d. s. church, which will cost
about $4,000. D. A. jenkins Of
Blackfoot has the contract, and is one
of the men who gives such attention
to his work that it is satisfactory to
those who pay the bills.
A. Y. Satterfield was up from Ash
ton Monday morning on tour of
the towns of the upper valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davidson AMI
]. E. Baker and wife were in from
Gold Point Monday. aaa..s.s-..
Tom Reel was up from Tyhee the
first of the week.
A. M. Quigley was up from his
farm across the river Monday.
d. L. Pope was up from nixon on
Tuesday attending to land business.
DR.. and Mrs. Hyde, Helen Mighell,
Mrs. Jessie Woodin and two friends,
and Mrs. Millick and party of four
came down from Blackfoot Saturday
night for the purpose of attending
the Fisk performances ocatello
Tribune.
Mrs. Charles Montelle returned
Tuesday morning from a trip to Salt
Lake.
Miss Evelyn Wilde has accepted a
position as stenographer with the
Parkinson Real Estate Co.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

For quick delivery Of goods ring
Berryman's Model Grocery. Phone
1855 k2tt
You are invited to read our type
talk" on page six of this issue. You
may want to clip it and save it.
Elder c. E. Crowley of Idaho Falls
will be the speaker at the L. d. s
church Blackfoot First ward, Sunday
at 1880 p. M, November 18th. A
bull attendance is desired.-F. G.
PARKINSON, Bishop.
Piano box for sale at the Republi'
can office. It will make you a good
coal house.
Mrs. Jos. Christensen of Newton
Utah, visited the last Of the week with
her brother, John Dean on her wa!
to briggs where they plan to make
their home.
An excursion of stockholders in the
Aberdeen Townsite is expected to ar
i've in Blackfoot Saturday morning
about o'clock and will leave al
S:45 to spend the day down the
barnch. They come from many states
and will be strangers to each Other
and to this locality. Some local mer
should meet their train and gree
them. They will travel by specia
train.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
FREMONT COUNTY DIVIDED

At last weeks election, Fremont
county voted or the division into FIRE.
mont, Madison and Jefferson, with
Rexburg and Rigby as the new county
seats. The election carried by good
majority, and it seems that each
county is happy over the results.
The Idaho Republican has the new
map of the state with these counties
on, and a map is given with each
subscription or they sell at fifty cents
each
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LITTLE LOST ITEMS.

LITTLE LO0l 1lNu0'
A. S. Hall is loading wheat atPoW'
ell for the Blackfoot mill.
The Big Lost river is flowing now
nearly to the sinks, making glad the
hearts of the few remaining settlers
lin that vicinity, some of whom have
been hauling their supply of water
ten miles.
w. B. Bishop has just finished his
house and moved in on his homestead
near Sweet Sage.
J. s. Parks is charged by Harry
Balding with Incorporating some
hay, and we understand he has been
placed under bonds.
Miss Gilmore is building an add
ton to the Sweet Sage store. inc
business has out-grown the present
quarters and additional room is bad
ly needed.
Fritz Utz received his citizenship
papers at Blackfoot this week. we
welcome to citizenship men of Mr.
Utz's type.
d. V. Baxter and Ira Hitz recently
bought hundred head of hogs which
they will fatten for the market. They
find the hog business the most pro-
fitable way to dispose of their grain
A. L. Gilmore was in Blackfoot dur
ing the week, attending to business
for the Farmers & Miners Telephone
company.
Considerable interest has been
aroused over the sale of some al
legged adulterated lard handled by the
Woods & Parks Mercantile Co., OF
Berenice. The lard was local pro-
duct, it seems We have not heard
the conclusion of the whole matter,
but it is evident that the parties &C.
cused will not attempt any more
authorizations of food products they
offer for sale.
The past two years there has been
wholesale and retail pillage of the
goods and houses, belonging to SET
tiers on the Powell tract. Some OF
the stuff was. traced toward Blackfoot
the parties caught and prosecuted
One thing that seemed particularly
attractive to the pillagers was woven
wire fencing. Mr.. Gary had part OF
car piled up on his place at Root
Hog ford but 1t has all, or nearly all
disappeared. Some of 1t was traced
to Little Lost.
The new hotel ut Howe fills long
felt want. Persons desiring to visit
Little Lost can do so now with the
full assurance that they shall not be
Obliged to camp out, nor subsist on
crackers and sardines while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mancabee have charge
and they believe in the old adage
thst the place to reach 3 man heart
(and purse) is through his stomach
so they are careful to see that the
wants of the inner man are well sup
piled.
See The Republican for those le-
gal blanks. They are carried in stock
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
DO YOU WANT LAND?

Eighty acres located in the North
Side tract 81 miles from Wendell,
Idaho, adjoining the 1900 acre DEM
onstration farm, entirely free from
rock. one half cleared of sage brush
and ten acres have been in crop. No
better eighty in North Side track.
Will rent, trade for town property
or sell at less than first cost.
Address Box 267, Medford, Ore
gon. adv. 22-2.
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ALONG THE MACKAY BRANC CHI.

w. w. Kent came down from Moore
Tuesday evening.
w. X. Huntington Of Mackay has
been attending court at Blackfoot
this week.
Rev. j. G. Austin of Twin Falls
held services at Taber on Sunday.
Mary ]. Young who returned from
Alberta recently, will spend the win
ter with her mother, Mrs. j. O.
Young.
Dr.. Harold Dipple and wife were
down from Mackay the first of the
week, and returned Tuesday. He ex
poets to make professional visit to
the settlements on Little Lost river
soon. a..,
Roy Moore and Cora Moore were
divorced in the district court at
Blackfoot this week; also M. o. Bish-
CD and Maude Bishop, all from Mac
kay.
Abe Hatch of Moreland went To-
Ogden Sunday on account of the death
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Tim Mali1
who was one of the native born men
of Utah an dhad reached a ripe age.
Thos. Chivers of Challis was a
passenger on the Mackay bullet on
Tuesday morning.
DR.. Kirtly of Challis returned Tues
from a trip down the main line.
A party of Lost river men have
been attending court this week at
Blackfoot, among them being ]. H.
Greene, John and c. c. Davidson,
Alex. Burnett, John Swauger and
sons Frank and Floyd, Frank Swau-
ger of Ogden, Christ Rogers, w. K.
Huntington, C. V. Hansen, Chas. Ba-
ker, o. H. Swauger and Sydney Ro-
berts,.
Frank Taylor came down from OAR
lington last week.
L. e. Dillingham; and wife of the
Mackay Miner came down Saturday
to witness Mrs. Fisk's appearance at
Pocatello.
Attorney Milton A. Brown of Chal-
lis has been attending court here this
week.
w. w. Adamson of Challis has been
conducting some cases in the district
court that were transferred from
Custer county.
Mrs. Robert Dietrich of Berenice
registered at the Cottage hotel the
first the week. Think she was on
her way home from a visit in Illinois.
A. L. Gilmore was in from Sweet
Sage this week and reported stirring
times in his country, the sinks Of
Little Lost. A merchant and sew
eral families are mixed up in fuss
over lard said to be adulterated with
tallow, a carload of barbed wire left
long ago at Powell had been hauled
off by number of parties, and Is
coming to light in fences, strawpiles
and corrals.
See The Republican for those le-
gal blanks. They are carr led In stock.
Harry Balding and Woods & Parks
are having trouble about payments
of water rents or payments on water
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
BROWN-HART co. IMPROVE.

The Brown-Hart company are re-
arranging their basement 80 they
can display part of their holiday goods
in it. An entrance will be made
from the front inside the doors, and
customers can go below and find an
other store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
HARRY FERGUSON STILL LOST

Mrs. Harry Ferguson has returned
from San Francisco to Boise, having
made a fruitelss search there for her
husband who disappeared early in
October.
He is a brother to DR.: Claude Fer
guson of Idaho Falls, and was out in
the evening and never returned to his
hotel.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
MEMS BROTHERHOOD MEETING,

On Wednesday evening the Men 8
Brotherhood had refreshments and
addresses at the church parlors. The
speakers were Prof. w. d. Vincent,
Mr.. Pearson, Mrs. B. w. Holbrook
and Rev. r. L. L Barnstable.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
THE DANCING SCHOOL.

Prof. Gerome's dancing school IS
now open in Progress hall on Monday
and Friday night of each week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14
WAITING"

Yes we're all waiting to be put
on" so that we can go out and
show ourselves.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

Mr.. Business man, don't you need
some Stationery?
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PRESTO LADY BUYS CATTLE

Mrs. Agnes Just Reid of Presto has
purchased a carload Of very fine Here
foi q cattle of s. X Clark Of Dillon.
Mrs. Reid is the laughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Just, and is one of the
successful business women of this
locality.
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The Republican for Butter Wraps
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IT'S A "GIDDY LOT"
LAUNDRY WORK

that leaves this laundry. Every
piece we send back is right up to
high standard" and full of style.
SHIRTS, CUFFS, COLLARS,
SKIRTS, WAISTS
done at this laundry in the most
approved fashions.
BLACKFOOT STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

A good rain fell at Taber Tuesday.
Mrs. H. F. Siesser is ON the sick
list at the present writing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
SheriTs Sale

m. state u Texas. county o. Lubbrk
whereas, by sirtss 81 an execution snd order IL
sale issued cot n tho district sourf q Luhhs<s
county, T~fss. ~ q judgment repdsrel IN aid
ceuss or the lsth dag ~ Juns A. n 1915. N fsvm
of J. u Mod ard against " W Diilsrd. Susie
billiard Willie billiard. John J Dillsfd. Hoteu
Diiiard. J. n Martin fuhleci State Bank. firsf
kstionsl HAM. - Canyon. n G. Oyeftan o l.
slaisn ". =. Peer. q G hsit, J. . Nsyfits and
The unit~i State Fidelity and Guaranty conpsay
No ~ IN he docket u said court, AID 10 ne 80
sheriff directed md delivered. DID. 90 the Oh
d.y ~ Jnly. A. u 1874. ~ orluck y "a hesy
uian The follow ine d~srfffsd tracts and parcels a
land situated n Iuhi-eb c0nnty Tefns and -
lonsing ~ said " " pillsrd and tho other dsfsn.
dsntf above nain~i ia-~If soufhesst une fouru
is a. 10 - sDfsef ~ ~ h bhict A iacatsf
fw Tho ich,sA fund ~ virtue u cefflhssfs No
81 issued g. r r ~. Co. And Containing "
.sfes ~ land and % ths tfh day n August A
u i1il being the first TUESDAY n said nionth. hs
f~esn ne hours - n o riocs q IN and I q clocl
D n un sAd dey. AZ the courf house dor - lab.
bock county Trrns in Tho fnwn n L1hinft. ]
~iii oifef fr -aic Ard ss A. pubic suction. fof
essh, al he riehf tliie aod intefetf ~ The sai
" W billiard aod the ofhsi defendants alrts
nsluoi ln and IN esd pIorsffl
wltne,s ~ hand ihis ihs stb day ~ July A.
o. iqif Nh fiYrn.
iH Shsrlr a. Labi.ncs county feKAs
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
Notice Of Sherlffs Sale Of Rea
Estate

The state u Texas. county ~ Luhdock
IN the district court " Lubbock county, Texas.
" g. Mccrummen u nl " Henri Rim ~ al.
No 10
whereas by virtu. 81 m execution and order Of
sale ISSUES, out ~ the district court Of Lubbock
court on the nth day n Nay. A. y lsilin favor
Of NJ 6. McCruiumen. D ~ McCrummen and y
l. McCrimmen and against Henry Rim. e. y
Haley y y. Littl~held, W. " Littieheld and N
Myers heing cause No 100 ON the docket ~ said
court Did on the yth day u july. y 1918 A.
10 o'clock a M. levy upon The following described
tract or parcel of land to-wit
Situated IN Lubbock county. Terns and beins
the east ~ of section y block 'C-h about lb
miles south wet from the town ~ Lubbock
Texas containing x1n acres ~ land
Said real estate lcvied on a. the property ~
Henry Rim. G q. Haley. .. v. Littiehed. " ".
Ilttlehed and NJ Nyerr and wns lsgad on a.
satisfy the Judgment above mentioned which ~
for tho sum ~ tg27s ~ with Interest thereon from
H. date nj the ratr of per cent interest per
annurn ard cost u suit. against the defendants
Henry Rim. G. n. Haley. y y. Iittirheld W ".
Tlttisfed and NJ. Myern.
Sail judgmen, being a foreclosure Of the
veriOrs lien against all Of said defendants on the
real - tate above dcscribcd II esistsd on the
18th DAY ~ November 1871 and M all times since
anid date and that on tho first Tuesday in August
A. D. 1914 beinE thc 5th day ~ August. A. ~
1913 between the hour 81 10 O'Clock q ~. and I
o'clock y. m on ~sid day at the court house donr
II said Lubbock county. will Offer for sale and
cell NJ public auction, for cash. AL tho right title
and interest of the said hianry Rim. G. y HALEY.
y n Iffflefed W n Littirheid and N Myers
have or had in and a. said real estate.
Given under nv hand this sth day 81 July. A.
u. 1913. ~ Flynn,
f3t sheriff Lubbock cuunty. Texas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
Sherln's Sale

The state " Texas county " Lubbock.
Where's, By virtue ~ an execution and order OF
sale. issued out Of the district court ~ Lubbock
county. Texas, on q Judgment rendered IN said
court on the 2nd day " July. a u. 1914 In favor
81 J. T. i.ofton and against w II. Hlsisos, + i:
Price and NJ. G. Overton, No 100 on the docket 81
said court, and to me, 90 sheriff directed and de.
liverci. did. on The sth day u July. A. ID. 1918.
AT 4 clock D. M. levy upon the following de-.
rcrib~i tracts and parcels Of land situated y
Lubbock county. Texas, and Belonging "a ". "
bIedsoe, 7. r Price and VI. g. Overton. to-wit
Lots thirteen fiJ). fourteen ui. fifteen uh). six-
teen usl, and seventeen 90. 10 block hfty-ops
bi) 81 the Oyert0n addition to the town ~ Lub
bock. i.ubboek county, Tesss. And IN the sth
day VI August. A. ID 1919. hsing the fret Tussdss
~ said month. bctween the hours 81 ~ oclork a
M. and o. clock y, m. on said day, Al the court
house dor ~ Lubbork county. Texas, In the towr
" Lubbock. will offer for Gale aud cell al pulls
auction. for cash. all the right title and interest
Of the sa,d W. II. Bled-oe. T. 7. Price and " G
Oserton In and 10 said property.
Witn-ss my hand ttis the rth day ~ July. A
n 1913 IN. Flynn.
1h sheriff Lubbsrs county. Tspas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10

Many ri f.f f fnrt
STORED IN rtfas rtH D. u o.
cleaned a,f n4d, sfes.ftlnio
may Ne Ion te fcm,l ~ 800 fara 4.
vl,h a ftIfr cf rci on inth or m
pfie iaNfirr or 8 corn ~ ar
stth r4e aaf stf. inf Nn
wood rnoyen places shsnd b. fo'r
orra win wood aicotal aad scrap q
zith putty knife Finyh win cl1'h
vet 10 siroho, smooth he luritf
with saadpapgr and nnisi Niih - CD
or waterproof yafnlfh Where var
nlsh has turned White WI with alec
hol without rubbing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
ShefiTs Sale

The state Of Texas county u luLbock
Whereas. By virtue Of AL alias execution. issued
ont ~ the district court ~ Lubbock county. Tetaf
on a Judgment rendered. in said court on the ian
day " November a. ID. 1911. Ia favor u BsIknap
Hardware a Manufacturing 10, and Against
A. Richmond and l.. II. Minor. No. bis on nj
docket Of said court. and to mo, as sheriff, dif
and delivered. did. on the 18th day ~ May, D.
1918 at z O'Clock o. m. lew upon the foll lns
descriled tracts and parcels ~ land a.tuaeH IN
Lubbock county, Texsn. and belonging ~ r. A.
Richmond. and being the vest ono half u the FOL.
lowing tract II land to-~lt. BEING pGft ~ sur
~, No z. block u, located by virtas ofeertiGeats
No. D7 lssnsi 10 Tyler Tap ~. Go. aid eootalD.
Ing one ,e.haf acres u land, Described by snstes
and hsmlkis a. follow Bsginnins at . stake
~ vnras east " the northwest corner ~ aid
section 7. block y, for the norihwsst this tract
thence east % 4 safas ts stake. thence south Al
varas 10 stake for southeast corner this tract.
thence wrst so vsras 10 stake for southwest
cofnsr this tract thence north Ai.i vsrat 70 the
place u beginning. heins The wcst one half ~ Tho
tfsst ~ Land marked Oh the Dupfes addition ~
the toxn of Lubboek - rreordsd IN isook ~ Gage
tsl deed records ~ l.uhhoci col.fy, Tetas a. v
X. Diciinsou land ~ acre. On the sth dsJ n
August A. D. 1913. belng the irst Tuesday n
aaid month. between the hours n 10 o'clncf n
and o ciock o. m. on said day. a. tho court hlss
DOR ~ Lubhoek county. feges. IN the tnsn ~
Lubbock, win Offer for sale and sell 81 publs
auction fer cs.h. ~ she right. tits and interest
~ the said s. A. Richmond In AMI ~ Md property
wi,nsss nv hand th's Tho ~ ~ ~ Juls. 4
y 1918 W. Al. FLYNN.
fn sheriff - Luhtssnk @,unty. re1as
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
NOTICE

II was reported ir the society
column of the Avalanche last
week that ] won a prize in a
game Of AZ" which was an in
correct statement. No one
played for a prize and no pnze
was offered. After the game
was over the hostess requested
that the guests draw a domino
from the pile which all did. |
happened TO draw the highest
number and received the gift as
reported. ! have never played
for prizes and since the report
has gone out to the effect that ]
have. take this method Of
correcting IL.
Mrs. W. b. Downing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10
Society Items
BY MRS. D. ROBINSON

Mrs, J A.. Hutchinson enter
tanned with AZ" July 7th in
honor of her sister Mrs. De
Berry. Mrs. W. 5. Palmer won
high score. A lovely time was
had. At the close of the even
ing refreshments of ice cream
and cake and iced tea were
served.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-10

For Ions time q hat been known
that the t<es act 40 brake on tho
rotating earth and that 49, tend o.
lengiheu the Day The eject 10. hoy
ever so sliah' hist % cnnrot Do rieas.
ured 20 any length OF t'frr 10 mans
dis posai Il mas be- esiiuaf, rlib
ne aid Of certain arfumpiio' -Ha lfpn
the data at1.iatir. Nar WiliHu hi
made ~, necetslF, computation o.
the formula ufed ty engineers g.
nndt tor he ncfrass ~ ihe lsnrih q
,ha dag one second IN fGo oo1 yeaff -
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