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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Danmarfs Dptre mpoer 2oen og 4oe
1irsoog / bper Maal1e0 ! Central
Sull, IS 90. 7tb ct.
5angforenineen rGania" mpoer
bner Manbog paa Baia @oll.
@leonora @brilttne, 2oge Scr. SO,
al Cont sgiteri omfuno, me6er
1. % 3. Manoag paa Central
@alI.
5oreningen y&aobet" mpoer poo
Central Soil.
Sen Danife ung0omSforening mg=
Ser poa Central Mnner @oIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Gn f%pripumoet sienfnnoen. An.

Gn fpripnnbet %sjenfnnben. An-
ton 8ergluno, % Aor gammel, ION
ben IA. SUM- foripanot ira ii
Stem poa Gaie 5treet fer / 8pen.
bar for ct 8ar Gage itoen nnoer.
rettet i'm Sober ON, at bom ba1
fu1oet 8efieftigelie / @inona.
Mirn. SON poaitaar, at ban pa1
11pioenoe ON, at ban Dor laDnet oe
at noger1 ipgte efter bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

8ranb i Manoarin-&afeen. Gn
ltrt @asoon forpolote forleoen VII
ten en- mi,,ore Nolps i Manoarin-
aufeen her i 8pen, bporpeo ct Bar=
ii Silt % onore eager til en- @pr-
ST al $3.50 gif OPP i &eg. Gieren
fit lelp 811gt meb Slbcn meo ct fe-
nrilf 5luffeapparat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ferbig til

beitemt sib. Gl Eroos for poe
laggelien at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peo
ben unoer 8pgning perenoe Be
notwithstanding ooer MisiBiippi-
tlooen pe0 acknowledgements, paa
@runo al Sen bpie 8ano1tano So
1inet, fo%rlifrer I'LL 5ogfpnoige, at
Nemnim9en oil ltaa ferotg naite
6oraor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Gn rig a~artuifelbpt / l1bfst.
Sagfpnoige bar beregnet, at aar-
toffelbeiten i Minne;ota ioor ntl
aipe ct llobptte al oper % Weilllo=
ner @a,1bels, eller 3 Millioner
gn1belS mere ems THOR. @iennem-
i%nitsubbpttet bor / &c 5 iiolte Mar
peret 25,SS5,OOO @ulbels.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
81. $. g. &agerap befinoer Jig
/ 6isie Gage paa en- lgngere &efre-
ations- % 6orretningsreiie.

Mrg. Garl &anien, 7O4 Msonroe
ct. Sc, bpoe i SnSbags Morges
poa set berbGren0e ttorite DiafomiS=
iebiem. 8egrabelien finder 5teo !
Morgen, Jreoag gfterm. @l. 2 fro
&upellet pan 2afetpoo6 Cemetery.
@aitor Garpgaaro. %forretter.
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den Eden Jun
oberiat til BET islanoife 5prog::
usSru 8gnnens @erben", at 8rof.
g. Monruo.
(Snolenbt.)
ct. SAUL, Minn., II. Suli 1914.
ST. &eooftgr!
Ban @rnno al, at oct er Spn=
bag ibag, og 90 1emperat1ren itaar
paa IS ODER 0, iamt ogian for0i Der
.er Splittelie / ben gumle ypennD
antD" Stub, b%esformeoellt at Spg-
Dom, @llfop og @olitif i 5gllesifab
bar mgrebet iamme % iplittet 0et1s
Meolemner iom Mpner for Sinoen,
iaa befan0t leg mig poo oenr1e mint
oeperoige Sag som en- e1lom Wfaro,
og git leg 0erfor in0 / Dor eperlte
Stue for at begipe mtg IND 9ep-
mems Mrme, miot poa @ulpet, meo
en- al min trofaite og e1ifDRroige
@11trus imlffe1te Sofop1oer u1oer
NIT @opeo, ut faloe i Sepn lpffe<
oes mig ODER al Gorpentning, men
ben bleb life roge11 Interchangeable
5epn, rimeligDis poa @rnn6 at, at
Mi66ngsmaben bpileoe for tuargt
paa nit Mnatomi; oerimo6 blep Oct
en- 6rgmmerig Sepn.
Seq orgmte, at Biiemanoen, Gree
marroen, ~Sernmonoen, Smgrmar-
Sen % Slrffermanom iamt ben
|ipife 5me6 % &c. s., %, lom leg
ogioo fDntes, bar Der ct 8or Mpro,
iom for paataget Jig at ifaffd
81, 500 til at afboloe nogifterne BED
aomentionen for 1916, Dos mig
til &or1itemeoe. ST.. q. s. boooe
Drbet, Iom sefret9r for &aomiteen,
og fan opleite &~rotofol1en fra ITO
1te Mpoe, iom fglger::
@e6tuget, at Suffermanoen lgt.
ter i GirfmIatior $4,000 u&offel=
ticfets" (nn0ifplo, BEN &art orgmte
ieg poa engelD, paa en- r5oro"
Mutomobil. 6oreilaaet at bplge
8iieman6en font @e0aft6r og ITO
giper al S~naffenbierg 5og1reranos
6orbo1roIingS -8rotofol, me6 SillGg;
Sen 1fal nbfomme / tire n6gaDer.
uluitreret al @elieman6en, og Doe
re ui1roblm6en. Gnitemmtg peota=
get!
Set n%e6toges, at @lanSmtmmere1
beo 8aiorers Mfboloelie ifal bore:
Eptreben ali Jatima iom <cb1
gutcbi, Dnnie i 2iterloaroT &oiht.
me, afffortet for M%nle6ntngen.
Seq paagnebe neb, at 8ierre ban.
fe0e Iogte poa min &anbe me6 1tr
&no, ng nobarebe | elifDprotge Nerr
6i1tqer nrob at blibe nritDoelig MOI
Moralm. x.
ct. &amls banffe og rurffe airfer
Donif ep. lutb. ct. gtepbans Sir
fe, &igrnet al Orleans % ste
pens 5treet. @uostieneite bpe1
Sgnbag 6orm. &l. IL. S6noogs
ifole SCI. 8.
@oIgatba oanif nprife 8resbpteria
,1er airfe, 1876 Ebomas ct, np1
@ice ct. Danif @~uostieneit,
bper Sbnbag Gorm. 81. 1890
genoaggifole 81. $50. 8eune
meoe bper Gnsong Mfften 81. g.
&irfens l11ioerbpg1ing.
Gen oarif norife Weetbooiit Strife
&iernet al groo6pan % 1911
st, nfboloer fine @uostieneite1
iom fslger: 8r9oiten s6nool
Jormt. 81. 1880. Often 81
7.45. hinge 6olfg Gpmortb 2iga.
5groag Mften 81. 7.45;; literar
Mgoe oe tre srite 1irsoage
Mooreoen: ggn11emeoe bier 0ns
bag Miftte11 ser. s. ..5ss55
81. 8atls oanffe Goreuineer.
58. 6. Nnoerien 2oge 81. 81, a
Can't grooerialnfu1o, Hlboer lit
90 3oiie 6reoog Mooneoen poe
Sltnior Hioner Soil.
Gore,liueer @obt Soob" n1goer 2,
% 2sroog poo Central 9Th
net Sail. ss.
Gorenineen ,Danl1torfg s6,lters i
ntboe 4
nsoae paa 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

biz pr. MutomobiI gau til EN-
of bore imuffe Seer i Smegnem,
bpor Ser 81. a. ogfaa bill bliDe Mn=
,leoning til at babe. Set er forelg-
big Wdentngen at futile bore Ell Sell
6agsu6flugt. @pentl1elle 9eltagere
beoes fonferere me0 @inar Nsfier,
1921 41lt Mbe. g, eller meo III
freb Mielien, Eel. 8. g. Calhoun
2215 ON 9ngen, Galboun 1927
ONT Mftenen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Set ipenlfe ~8aptia-seminarinm.

Set ipenife 8aptitlse minarinm.
@igrneitenen til benne 8pgning bill
fpritfommerbe Sgnbog blipe britt
oeligt imbpiet paa &iprnet at Snel=
Iinq % Nebruifu Mpes. 9ette tbeo-
Ipaiife Seminarirm er bet fgrlte
fom opieres i BE 5or. Stater at
fpenife 8nptiiter. Gice1@uperner
Burnqniit bar loDet at bolbe en- Co
Ie peo oenne 2ejligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
nee bar erp i'd re1nrogenoe
#SnoilDoele Diloe bore Ell logiit
.aonoiont tor 2a1,oetS btieite gnt.
ugoe Mr. 2pneb.

Observation-Disclosures F@e8NsMMha4
&ar,nea bar iaprt poelagge1loe
set neitte al lioite nge % naaeoe 1T
SgioepnnH 5reoeg % 2eroog meo
en- ofiieiel Temperatur poo IS Gro
Der. 5gnoag, % efterfglgenoe 9a-
ge fislebe 0et liot. at igie1r, men
igaar tog BET fat paa e1 friif. yet
belle er miolertD en- Sperga,rg, %
til Sc / 0igie Gage i fRrlig @nao
tronspirere1loe Mebborgere retter pi
oem Denlige Dpmuntring: Gent Blot,
bpor peliignet Ri ianoipnligpiS pl
frpie ON tets Mameoer fra ! Dagl
Stella 8rennan, Der / nj Mar bar
liooet i 5tillpater for M1oroet pnn
tine TIE 5teobprn bert BDen, hen.
pes Boar0 Of 8aroons Mpoe for ct
8or Gage ii6en benaaoet, poa Sno-
FILLING al ielpe @aroen peo 9tots-
f9ngilet, og oil MI tage Spbolo
Dos lin Mooer ct Ste6s i Snoiana,
bpor oglaa benoes lille Dotter er.
SUM- ifal i Sangilet babe rooannet
Jig til grpert @tenogpopber, Ser !
6remtioen me6 2efbeb pil funre
tiene lit 8rpb. - Gets anore BE
nooonineer og .ipp Meofattelier !
Stroffetioen blep beitemt peo iam-
ME 2eiligbeo.
9e ifanoinabiife Spros ! sfoler-
ne. 81. @e1lfer / Minneapolis, Tom
/ aarepis utrettelig bar orbeioet for
at inofpre nnoerpisning ] lepenoe
.Sprog / Be nnerifanife Sfoler,
panbt en- lmuf SER forle0en, %
set rationale p9oagogiife 6orbnno
mg6te / ct. SAUL, og en- at Jor-
bunoet neoiat @ommisiion inbitille-
Sc, at ioooan Interviewing inofp~
res. @noagogerne bar enige ONT,
at Ser bnrbe lGnes mere er6 ct
5prog:i 5folerne, og MON tilitem=
te 81. 2enfers Stonopunft, nernlig
at laoom l11toerpisning ifuloe BE-
gDnoe / Sc lnpere &lasier og fife
fgrIt / Seiifolen. 2a6 @grnene op,
Iares i @iemmets Sprog, immti6ia
Tom Sc lerer engelif, er Or. Sen.
fers 2ere. Sen ttlltemtes mi al oe
fleite Ne6agoger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

-a 1910
1tbflmst. Sen onnife 8afetball=
flub baDbe / Sgnoags en- n1eget bel
lpffet M6flugt lo poo SSafob Merre=
gaur6 og @eterfeas Sarm | China.
Solbet beitaar al Serrer og Namer,
Der lpiller fpift unber Mers. Merre-
gaar6s 2eoelie. Otter Spillet git
Set en- Eur neb til ben 11erpeb lig-
gen0e 81 Door 6pillerne ipnleoe fig
Il spens @na1be. Otter at man bnp-
De ipiit Mftensmao noe poa @rps-
rl9nen, iom par iml1ft oplD1t peo
fl1lgrte Camper, bleb ser iltnget en-
Gel al bore fidrne 5a1ge. S9roe-
lies Itemningsfulot Tong Mdrregaaro
log airfeguor6 flere Sange >toitem-
mig. Sungen LOO im11f og freibtg
fra Sen itore Stare hinge, Ser bob
De boot lao goo en- Dag fammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

fers 2ere. Sen ttlltemtes mi al DE
fleite &e6agoger.
Zen pplittite GfteraarS-aampng-
ne. 9emofrater11e oil / 0enne uge
oabne lit @opeofparter i &obeI
goint Na11l ber ! Bpen, bpor bet
forbereoenoe Arbeioe for gfteraars-
polget oil blipe p~aabegDnot. &on=
gresmono Is. g.. @ammono, @ar-
|tiets @upernpr-&nnoibat, pentes til
ct. Saul tiolig / Mugl1it, % bill %
uopboloeligt begipe Jig no poo en-
&agnetur, Der pil fortiRtteS
inbta Golget / Mopember. &opier
1ai bet Demotratiite Galgprogram Dil
oglaa bltpe lprebt ODER bele Staz
ten. Ma11 penter / en- 11gr JremtiD,
at Sc repnblifmffe &anbioater for
Statsen1beoer bill blibe inofalot til
ct 69llesmeoe, for at tage De neo=
pen0ige 5fri6t / &artiets Snteres-
e. Gen egentlige &ogne Den-
tes at billie toge fin 8egDnoelie Deo
Statsuoltillingen, bpor Sc forifiel.
lige &an6ibuter bill foa BEN be1ite
9eiligbe6 til at llaa &rcpaganbo for
6eres egre og Sc reipeftipe @artiers
Nnteresier. Mep1tblifnnerness So
%DebtDarter bill efter 6orlpbenbe Bit
be inbrettet / minneapolis, meb en-
Nfoeling fer ! ct. @n11l. See,
Sam1monb og @ugb Salbert, oct
progressive Nartis @uperner-aonoi-
bot, bill boIbe 6eres &%opeotaler !
gegpnoelien al 5eptember Sobn
Sinh omtales lom en- al @~obeotaler-
ne fro Sen oemofrattife 2eir.
&jarnaion bpb. Son 8iornnio11
Tom i 7O=Mnrene en- Sis bar Meod'
tgr at 8laoet n8lro1tiffffen" Der fe'
mere git oper til .MeinneupoIis 81
benbe", er nplig, ifglge iioitnaDrtt
8Imn. nfnnmpf tpn Ta1pn5 ! @iirrrii,
peg / en- Mlber al SO Mar. Son
bar feot pan @aar6en Gbpattn poo
ISslnnb. Otter at bope gie1rrem,
gaaet 9atinifolen / MeDfiapif og SCI
fbeologiife 9entinar iamneitebs, pa,
ban Ell 9ao @npeIlon Dos lin 6nr
&alfufen. S 1870 fIpttteoe Fan I'll
@epffiiapn, bpor ban 1noerpilR bei
9atinitholen til 1873, 81 bnn ito.
~bo1oreoe til Mmerifh. 15774--7E
baOoe bon mioIertioig Mnhntelife ion
2prer pe6 Cutter College i Deco'
rob. 5at1rrer1 meb 9rofessfor @as'
mus s.. M1roerfon l1ogob ian i 1874
ct Bor isIa1roife 9ngoer pon Ell,
geH Gfteroaret ion111lle alnr ban
bun Mebrebaffgr r@fanoiropen'
90 1875 opertog ban Meooaffttiio,,ter
q s8uoftifHfes,r". So1tu,le aor mob.
tog ban 8reite6aIb I'D Ell islansoi
@enigb@ Bin,ripeg; fpa 1890
84 Dirteoe bon mioIertioigt potl
sssIa,1o. s 1885 ME-
d tie Ben gIaltbf gDuob,
Gut.ao,n, b Gorupor,o d,
lt a1,a
g ar II h,pos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

&aftor Mbam Sun fra Gbicago
boloer ~grittommenoe Spnoog ben
10. S11li @lrostieneite on1 Gormio-
oagen / ct. &eoerS 0amife lutb.
Strife, 9tb ct. og 2otb Mpe. g.
Sm Mfte1en boloer &aitor 3on
goreorag / &%irtealen, bpor mar
efter 5oreoraget beo &affeboroene
bill fua 2eiligbe6 til at bilie pQo
Yaitor Gan og bans @p1itru. Mle
biertelig pelfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Rsbeber unno inoienoes, iaa oe er
9rpfferiet ieneit GorSbog M!ooag.
&ontpr: POI Court 8locf.
Sch 8ipb eller Separation q
ubre beigg Sen %oelfienote Sa1oeler
ssimon Nelion, 200 6. 7fb Street.

Gbas. =. Gariou digit 1orsoog !
forriae llge peb Dgoen poo 8etbes-
oo &olpital Der i 8pen, font en-
Gglge al Wsllnotlemme, foraarlaget
peo 8Iooforeiftning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
st mislpffet 6orips paa setp-

mprb. Mils Map 2orSpn, 19 Mar
gammel og boenoe poo Belt 3ro
Street ber / 8pen, foripgte f%orleoen
Mften at brittle 4orbolipre, men
9ena Mbertim lit taget 5laifen no
al benoeS @9noer og forbinoreoe
oerbeb set tilt9nfte SeIpmorb. Ml-
Iigepel blep BEN ulpftelige Nige iaa
forbr9n0t / Mniigtet, at bun muatte
5enoes til 8pens @oSpitd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

i ii 1865 sfoDtnr Get1i1e biil,
nren tiIfrafIeliat 41ttqI Sci aal.
ataeere aee,ler te p q
gS6nDoo MI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Spmter al Norge, Diltrift Nr. /,
Der omfatter Staterne Mtnnelota,
@isconiin, Mor6 og SD6 9ufota,
sSllinois iaent Be fana6tite &ropi1t=
Ter Mlberta % Soifatcbemm, boil
Der i 6isfe Gage Marsmgbe beri
8pen, meo Mp6eite6 / Dobne 9oges
2ofale, Central Mbe. og 5tb ct.
SIC. Ga. 152 Delegdter er til1te-
oe. Sci ~in6Ieoe116e Mpoe bol6teS
'igonr Gor111. meo gelfomittale al
MfnDor NDe. 9m @ftermiooage1l
por Ser Mntomobilu6flugt og igaar
@ftes flor norif &oncert beb Safe
|&orriet, bbor ben befjenote MORT e
G~enorianger Gariten 1T. @oll |
benle l1ge er er1gageret iom Soltit.
Soften flor Set ! MGoelofalet, bpor
81. a.. Sg1mer at Morges &oDeo<
prniioent, @icefoniul Olaf S. @ope
fra Milmaufee bil bolbe en- Gale
ON lit Spbolb i George iom en- al
|Spnner al Morges @eprafe1tanter.
peo S1tbilnlmsfeitligbeoerne. Sire
bog Mften bltper Der en- Goreitilling.
pnn Shubert Sbeater for 1elean-
terre.
Blanbt be pigtigite Smer, ser
foreligger &opeologen er SSnooferelse
at gnlg al SoDeologens Gmbeos-
mgto beb @eferertoum, fo1nt 6or-
iIog ON DpretteIfem Of ME Diitrif-
ter. Set bar papet pool Gale at
|gigre @igconiin % Sllinofs til ct
|Diltrift % at gibre Nortb Dufota
It'll ct i9rifiIt DiitriiH.
1orfatteren 8. s. @ielien, ber,
|ioan set bill eri11ores, ! Wearts $1,000
3neo urtoer Sc to 11rgbomsforettir~
gers Mlipicier boIbt ct loa1terfet
befsgt Goreorag paa Dnrria Soil.
on bort JnoreIarbs Mobifling ! DC
|iiofte so Mor, bar iioer bas Dqref
pno Ell Gl1r, Ser bur ffbrt lam glen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

aorn4Glepator brenot. Gn $780,
600 Slolps al ufienot 0prinoelie
opitob igaur GftermiooogS i 8pg--
1ingen tilberenbe Sameion, &ebener
& @riggs, paa 6iprnet al gbicago
Mbe. % Cutter ct. Ter ! 8pen.
gIepatoren Dor tiIoels fplot meo
Nael og SGb. 8pgningen og 6ens
SSnbbolo me11es at bore fulot for
iidret. Staloen tpprs oper @noen
trl,eoes for en- Eib itnrft meb at
fanee SIS fra 8rmofteoH, men
unbgif 6arer, og oens % @eite bleb
brngt i Sitferbe6.
Slug Geir paa @aabbMiets Sag,
timber BEN parrne % trDffenoe Sem,
perotur / Slrtningen al forrige
nge nlelotes fra @ram6 Sorts g
Duf., at Dc 20 M~rbeioere beb M1
su,toer 0pfereIie p9renoe rDe Gour1.
u Gourtbol1ie, Der fonitrueres d
bore befienote Ganbsmano, @ontraf'
6rerne Slrgeman11 Bros. Der i 8D'
e., baDoe opilaaet oeres Matteleit
pon 8peningens temporere 8og
nr at uirogon &eben fro Bpens op,
hoeoe @ooer. garmen ipres poo
nobnte !ggr at bope pprd pRrit o.
nndten ln1oboloelig ON Matterre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

leE#3t&I# -E& 81 ~ --' Ill., 7TH X n4ta@a@EG#5|
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Formid-
dag HI. 1890. Altergang fSrste
Sgndag i hver Manned. Anden
Sdndag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gudstjeneste ri. 8.
I kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast, Pastor A.. ]. Tarpgaard,
2s1O r.. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
6prifiellisc n,i1ore ielitabelige
|sammenfomiter til @re for 5or=
f~otterett g. 6. Mielien bar / biSie
Gage toge4 9teo ben %berberenoe
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
First Ward
Campfire Girls
Entertain

The First Ward Camp Fire
Girls gave splendid entertain
ment last Thursday evening in
their Meeting House. The beads
and their symbolism were ex-
planned and then presented to
those who successfully qualified
for them. A delightful program
was rendered; and dainty refresh
ments were served.
The new dances and various
sports and pastimes kept all pre-
sent in continuous laugh. One
very pleasant feature of the even
ing was the music OF Eli Lees CID
violin, just as he used to delight
Oakleyites in the early days Of
the settlement. Great credit is
due TO the First Ward organ,za-
tion for the thoroughly enjoya-
BILE occasion.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
Teachers, Trustees
and Parents
Association.

The committee on Supervis-
ion OF School Grounds" and the
committee on refreshments
wish to thank the people OF Oak
ley tor their generous support in
the clean up movement last Fri.
day and Saturday. The improv-
ement in the appearance of the
grounds and school rooms, is ev-
idence that the help was needed
and appreciated. The pupils can
now play without stumbling ov-
er rocks and rubbish, and the new
swings, turning pole and 'teeter'
board will add much to their
pleasure All dav Saturday a
large force kept busy cleaning up
the grounds. At one O'Clock the
men and boys were seated in
MIR, Robinson's room where they
found on the desks before them
sandwiches of various kinds, hot
baked beaus, pumpkin, mince and
apple pie. cake and apples, barley
coffee and cocoa were passed and
when the meal was finished the
attack on the rubbish in the
school ground was resumed with
renewed energy, and only the
passing OF daylight put an end to
work. Although the donations
ot food were intended for dinner
people responded in such measure
that 1t was possible to serve a
second lunch when work wasoy.
er. On Friday afternoon school
was dismissed and the pupils un.
der the superv ision of their tea.
chers and the ladies who came in
to help cleaned the class rooms
till they shone. The library too
received its share OF the cleanup
and new curtains made an imp
rovement that is noticeable from
the street. After work the chill
dren went to one ofthe basement
rooms where they. had a picnic
lunch.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
Locals from
Golden Valley
District 81.

Mrs w. A. Garrison went to
Twin Falls Monday and return
ed Wednesday.
c. Fl. Griffiths, our genial wat
er master, was looking after
Company business in our neck OF
the woods Tuesday.
w. A. Garrison, H. C. Sullivan
and A. G. Shades were Twin
Falls visitors Thursday.
A. A. Bowman and VIM. Byl
drove to Hazelton Saturday.
c. G. Wilburn and S. p. Wor-
thington passed thru our district
last Saturday on business.
Otto Olsen left Saturday fo
Chicago where he will spend the
winter with his parents.
Some of the winds for which
Idaho is noted, would be appre-
ciated by owners OF windmills in
these parts.
Ed. Stansell passed thru with
his steam plow outfit Friday,
having been blowing for VERSIONS
and Weavers at Cottonwood.
The south eighty of sage brush
on the Bradley ranch is fast dis
appearing under the manage
ment of W. G. Moyes.
Mr.. & Mrs. H. c. Sullivan de-
lightfully entertained MIR. & Mrs
{. H, Crist and Mr.. & Mrs. A.
G.. Shades at six thirty dinner
Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Crist entertained
a few OF the young people Friday
evening, at little informal sup
per.
Mr.. & Mrs. II, A. Brizee were
out in their new Buick Car Sun.
day and visited at A. 6. Shades.
Mr.. Leonard Bradley, having
finished his blowing lett Sunday
evening for Twin Falls.
The regular meeting of the Lit
trary Society will be held at the
school house at 2.3O y. m. thur
sday instead OF Friday evening
Every one is invited.
X. E. Moss and N. X. Ether
idge delivered hogs to Martin
Olsen Friday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
Campaign Bogies.

As time goes on every one seem
satisfied with the result of the re.
cent election. Democrats and
Republicans alike say that it has
been proven that they will win
in 1916. Senator Ollie James, OF
Kentucky, who is the original
loud noise of the Democratic par
ty, says that Senator Penrose
and uncle Joe Cannon are the
principal heroes of the Republi-
can party and that their vindica
ton was complete. Some OF the
Republicans make equally caus-
tic remarks concerning the Dem
ocrats. The truth is, however,
that political leadership is at
about as low an ebb today as a t
any time in recent years. The
campaign managers declare that
the voters have a disgusting"
way OF voting for the best man
regardless of his political affilia-
tions--a condition hitherto un.
heard of in American politics.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
Are They Junketers

Once each year the Committee
on Appropriations of the House
of Representatives goes to Papa-
ma. There are no committee S
going annually to Porto Rico,
Hawaii, the Philippines and Ala
ska, and since these are outlying
possessions OF great deal of i'm
portance, one is led to wonder
why the same twenty-one mem
bers of the Appropriation Com
mittee. accompanied by their fa-
miles and friends, find it necess-
airy to constantly repeat this trip
at the governments expense. To
Panama in a government boat is
about as delightful a voyage as
can be taken by human beings,
but it is pertinent to suggest that
some of the congressman may b,
,verdoing a good thing, ever
though they may protest tha
such is not the case.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-11-27
Moulton Notes.

The three schools, Junction,
Woodrow, and Moulton united
in celebrating Thanksgiving ut
the M oulton School House. The
schools rendered a fine program
after which luncheon was served
and the children held Dance in
the afternoon. A program and
dance was also given in the
evening.
Most of the farmers are haul
ing theif grain to market. Crops
have fell short from what they
Welded last year, but the good
prices are making up some of the
shortage.
Mr.. Lawrence Lynn, who has
been very sick with typhoid fever
is now improving.
DR.. Samuel J. Ross is running
tor member OF School Board in
District Number l.