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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
6amtltemtreiS
@tmnben Ser @nbe.

VS. .ldBl 71I geule 10 OH ote t
ba9tung MAIDEN, 6aB bas 9eben Der
Meni9en immer mebr IN cine Sait,
in cine Sebiag6 ousortet. Man
nimmt iid 5u bielem, mas oo6 MIR
init elmer gemiiien Mt1be getban tper-
SEN foQte, ni6t mebr 3eit. 8er man=
bert be11te arf Ser 2on6itrabe no9
langlam bon 0rt 81 Ort? @ebt es
ni6t in ~iaufenoer Gle IN menigen
@oden 6l1r@ 6ie bolbe @elt2 8ie
idnen itiir5t man ii6 nidt in BEN
5Strnbel Ser @ergniigl1ngen un6 iagt
aus einem @ennB in BEN an6ern.
Mon beadte sic 2eute in Sen Stra-
zen Ser @roBfta6t; tpte ellen fte, als
miir6en iie gebebt, BIER mn6 bortbin,
als pdre ibnen ie6e Minl1te ein 9e=
bensglid mertb.
@an5 gemiB, es 1T mebr rubeloie
@ait in unier 9eben gefommen. Da-
ber madden mir 10 oft ben @in6rnd
abgebebter, ermii6eter, rerb0fer @en-
i9en. @s gtbt ma1t6en unter mns,
ser at orbeiten mie fir 5tDei mno
mebr berftebt, manden an6ern, Ser
atpur immer, immer rn6 tmmer IN
eiliger 8ei9dftig1ng begriffen lit
un6 6oh nihts Sr6entlt6es f6afft,
manden, Ser bon @ergniigen at Ser
gnigen flattert, 1no freiIid audi
manden> Ben 6as 2eben 10 bart nit.
nimmt, 6aB er foltm ie6enfalls CUR
&1be for1men famn.
nnb bod lift es Elm grobes Slid
fir ie6en Meniden, 6ann urb mann
eineE troitlibe @tnn6e Der Stine gu
genieben. Mit @e6t fagt @altl 6e
9agor6e: vglue 2ei6en iin6 berfdmin-
bend gering gegert Sen @dmer3, ME
int 2eben or6 MIR cine balbe Mi-
mute fi@ ieIbit geb0ren 5u oiirfen."
Sober Meni@ bro11dt 6ieie 3eiten Ser
@tine, iie f0nnen Tim our reiditen
@egensquene tper6en. Irbeit, tud-
tige Mrbeit madt mobl bas 2eben
llB, aber fortmdbrenbe angeitrengte
Gbdtigfeit madt es CUR 6riidenoen
Gron, sic quilt, oie nit Der 3eit
abitumpft, 2eib nn6 Seele 5ermiirbt.
ga mirft sic Mbme6slung Der @tine
un6 @ube mie Elm erquiden6es nno
ltabIen6es Bao, es lit Elm pobliges
Mbipannen Der &rdffte, Elm 5ammeln,
Elm @ntiteben bon 1rel.en @nergten.
un6 @uniden. Ser Meni@ brandt
einmal cine 5tnn6e, mo tr nod Ser
unralt 6es 0erfebrs nit an6ern ru1r
li6 felbit geb0rt, mo- er @intebr BET
iid feIber bolten barf. Sn Ser DR.
belt, I'M Meiben nn6 Drdngen nit
anbern, aud in Dem iteten @enieBert
fam er niemals our redten Selbit-
beiinnung, 90 blieb mandes utge-
|pflegt, mas in i'm 10 germ griinte
un6 bIubte, ga muBte er mandes
lpreden nn6 tbun, mos nit ieinem
8eien 10 gar ntdt iibereinitimmte.
esrr Sen Stunber1 Der 5tile lit CT nit
iih anein. Ga lernt er iih ielbit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Gin ibeales Tramen.2 aratip.

@er min Sola ODER @aitor.Del
rebmen, ipern es ni9ts 8efferes gtbt
als Dr. Sings Melte 9ebenspiQen fir
ale Magenlet6en. sic tpirfer ge.
miitbli9 11rt6 1,atiirIi9 m1f BEN Sra
gen unb Die 9eber, ftir1uIieren nro
regulieren Cure g~ingetpei6e un6 itar.
ten bas ganae SDitem. Breis 25f
bel anen apotbetern. s. 6. Budlen
& 60, 8bilnoelpbia ODER ct. 2ouis.
- An5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
81 ntoriNif4tS.

Gin bf1Iiges @ef6enf. =
Game: u@as fir ein @eburtstagsge=
19enf tper6en Sic 6iesmal Sbrem
@atten maden?"
3meite Game: u@un6ert Cigar
rem"
Critic Came: uur6 tpas baben Sic
6afir be5ablt?"
8meite Game: u@6, gar ni6ts!
Sn Ben lebten poor Monaten babe
t@ 111r ie6en Sag eine ober 5pet aus
SSads 8igarrenftite genommen, ct bat
SOS gor nt@t gemerft 11n6 miro ii6
NUN iebr iiber mei1t fleines @ei6enf
freuen, b%eion6ers Mber Die feline
9ualitdt. go"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

5arab 8ernbar6t in &C.
146tniBn0tben n. - 8ei elmer
Mnfiibrnng Ser r@trangere" itebt
fir3li9 Die g0ttli6e Sarab nit @roi-
5etete auf Ser 8iibne, ba, pl0bli@,
1aitter int 8uge Ser 2eioenidaft> per<
liert lie Sen Ga6en, miro nerpoS, ber=
itebt Sen souffleur ni@t. @uf's bod-
ite erregt ur6 ratblos ruff 'iie idlieb-
li@ NIT Dor 2ei6eni@aft 5itternoer
Sttmme:
sd gebe, i6 gebe. -. aus BEN
@rinoerL Ole i6 I'M eritet Mfte bar-
gelegt babe"
@s CAB natiirIi6 roui@en6e Set
terteit, sic Damn in elmer Sbation fir
sic g0ttli6e Sarab ausflang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

8 me H. Mr5t: r@on iebt ab oarf
STR Ma1n tGgli9 etn @las 8ier trim
fen! @aben sic beritan6en?"
Srou: vsSa, @err Doftor = Elm
@las 8ier tdgli6."
Mr5t (eine ISOLDE ipater): ngea, i9
boffe, sic baben ii@ gettalt at meine
8%eror6nl1rg nit Sem einen @las
8ier tdgltb gebalten."
Gral1: rSSatpobl, &err Doftor, -
er bat aber fdon bier @oden 8or-
f9uB %gerommen!"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
NO ROBINS SEEN YET.

Frequent reports have been received
cents having sighted the first robin
There are others, however, who assert
just as positively that the discoveries
of the first robin hav, mistaken the
grosbeak, commonly called the Cher
ry bird" for this welcome visitor.
There is a slight resemblance between
the two and the mistake is very cas-
ily made. The grosbeak however,
commonly visited the northern cline
at this time of the year and there is
no special siifiniicance i'm it's appear
ancc here now.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
OUCH! LAME BACK
RUB PAINS AWAY
Rub eaekache away with a small trial
bottle Of "St. Jacobs OIL"

Kidneys cause BackIche? No, they
nave no nerves. therefore can not
cause pain. Listen! Your bacl<ache
is caused by Iumbago sciatica or a
strain and the quickest relief is sooth.
ing, penetrating st. Jacobs Oil Rub
it right on the ache or tender spot. ana
instantly the pain, soreness. stiffness
ana lameness disappears Don't stay
crippled! Get "A small trial h,ttlc Of
st. Jacobs oil" from Your druggist
and Timber up. \ moment after il Is
applied you'll wonder what necame Of
the backache sciatica or lumbago rain
ST. Jacobs or stops any pain at
once. 1t is harmless and doesn't burn
or discolor the skin.
It's the only application To rub on
weak, lame or painful back or for
lumhago. sciatica, neuralgia. rhcuma-
tism. sprans or strain.-Advcrtise
ment,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
TELLS M. e. PASTORS
TO BURN OLD SERMONS

kalamazoo, Mich, Feb. G.-"Burn
your old sermons and libraries and
catch up with the times" advised Su.
rerintendent Or J. II. Lathrop of the
Methodist church IN an address f.,
delegates to the district convention.
THE Methodist church needs To-
wake imp, Mtehodism needs Il shock"
he declared. Il can testify that when
you burn your sermons they will make
more heat and give out more heat than
ever before, but the laymen will awake
and that will be- your reward.
The facts are, our machinery must
be enlarged, our people enlarged. our
sermons enlarged, and filled with pas
sionate appeal. old customs cutWom
must be set aside. new methods in
troiuced and vitalized-that is the viii
If the church and | take 1t the will
of God"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

She had signed in tn, justice prclim.
mary examination, He asked:
You IAN toward the front gatc?"
Yes"
ION the sidewalk or near the fence -
Near the. fence, between the depu.
ties aud the fence. could hear the
shooting as | ran"
How many men were shooting"
II only saw two"
How long did the shooting last"
"a couple of minutes"
AS YOU ran out there were depu
ties standing by the kitchen window
Yes. Two by the kitchen window
two by the dining room window ana
two by the bedroom window"
Did all have revolvers?"
81 dlu not see
Did YOU see any clubs or bottles
thrown"
NO"
Was there rake near the kitchen
door,"
Il did not see one"
Was there a rake i'm the yard after
you came back"
Il did no. see it,"
She again described finding Steve
Putricn i'm the Kitchen and his saying
ne was wounded. She told of Stanko
lying wounded on the landing
in the dining room and that men took
him upstairs.
Whore did these men come from
who carried Stanko upstairs"
They had been upstairs with Aloiz
lijan while he was dying. Then they
came back and carried Stanko up
stairs"
This completed tile afternoon scs-
sion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
DEAN OF INSURANCE MEN.
Word Received Of the Death of N. q
Jones Of Detroit

copper country insurance men learn =
Ell with regret today of the death in
Detroit of y. +. Jones, aged IS years.
who was regarded rs the dean of in
surance men in Michigan Mr.. Jones
was well known i'm this city, having
made frequent visits here as special
agent for the state of Pennsylvania
Insurance company His trips into
this region covered more than q score
of years. About one year ago. Mr.
Jones suffered stroke of paralysis
from which he never completely rail-
lied. He retired from active duties
last November and a; that time was
rensioned by his company. During the
time he was special agent for the
state of Pennsylvania company, he
made about three visits to the copper
country each year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
BAPTIST MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Memory OF Late Rev. G. D. Harger
Will Be Honored Sunday.

Memorial services i'm honor of the
late Rev. q. ID. IIargcr will be con-
Quoted at the First Baptist church
next Sunday morning when Rev. -. H.
church will deliver q sermon. An in
vitation has been extended To Lau-
rum lodge of Pythians and Kcwee-
nav lodge, +. & \. VI. of which the
decedent was member
A business meeting of the church
will he held "Wednesday evening when
- call viii be EXTENDED To a pastor ~
succeed the late Rev. IIarger.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
MINING NEWS AND STOCKS
STOCKS
BOSTON STOCKS.

Boston-Thc markets were not buoy
ant at any time today. They were
dull and reacuonary, \ digestive pro-
cess seems TO be going on and it may
last several days. No amount of stocks
are pressed for sale and the demand
Tor bonds shows no sign OF abate-
ment An almost uninterrupted rise
such as we have had makes for caution
oy the trading element. A weak open
ing If il comes should be taken adyan-
tase Of TO buy OIL. j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
CALUMET FAvoRITE CLUB.
Skating and Dancing Party to be Given
Next Thursday.

Next Thursday evening the Calumc
Fitvoritc club will entertain with
skating and dancing party at the Col
osscum. The ability of the club to ar
range enjoyable parties is well know
and it is expected the party will u,
largely attended.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the occasion by the G. IL II
orchestra:
our Republic.
Down by the old Mill Stream.
The Iron clad.
Billy bounce Your Baby Doll.
American Habit.
Goodbye Everybody.
Too Much Mustard
Blue Danube.
Ten minute ntcrmissiUu.
National Emblem.
Wedding of the Winds.
Spirit of independence.
My Hero.
Society Swing.
HarbUr of Love.
Apple Blossom Time.
Sunshine and Roses.
Good Night Nurse.
Faust.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
WILL INVITE GAS
COMPANY TO BID
New Development in Red Jacket
Lighting Situation

Village officials hav" practically de.
cidcd to invite the Calumet Gas com.
pany 10 submit proposals for stree;
lighting at the next regular meeting OF
the council and this action is likely 10
add new phase To the street lighting
situation. The trustees are DESTROYS
of learning if their Is amy lighting
service which would prove satisfactory.
which might bc obtained cheaper than
the prices being paid at present for
electric light
The village has Just completed its
tve-year lighting contract with the
Houghton County Electric Light COM
pany and although some of the truss
tees are i'm favor of renewing the con
tract for like period at the same rate. |
the petition received at the last regu.
lar meeting of the council signed by
forty-three heavy tax payers. indi-
Gates there is considerable sentiment
against entering into q long term con-
tract although the rate quoted for the
hve-yoar contract is considerably less II
than that charged on oue-year con-
tract The attitude # the tax payers ii
IS apparently that the village should
Mold Itself in readiness to take advan-
age of any improved lighting ar
Before the village entered into the
asst contract with the Electric Light
Company. the Calumet Gas company
made big fight for this municipal
BUSINESS and this yea that company
made very attractive proposal to
urnish lights To Laurium village. SO
ar, however, no proposal has been
ladc L. Red Jacket. officials of the
after village are anxious TO learn
hat the cost would be for n gas light
~ system equal to :hc present cleo
tic lighting plan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
OUT FOR TREAsURERsHlP.

Announcement was made today by
Victor Berg that he viii be a candi-
cate FOR the office of township treasur-
or at the precinct caucuscs and con-
rcntion. MI. Berg was in the field
for this office two years ago and made
an excellent showing.
His friends believe Mr.. Berg will
be one of the strongest Of the four
candidates now in the field for this
office, the others being Ed Collins. Ar
thur Reed and Joseph Hcaton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
PLAN FINE PROGRAM
Young People of Salvation Army to
Entertain Saturday.

Preparations have been made for
program To be rendered i'm the Cam
met salvation Army hall Saturda,
evening, under the auspices of tn
young people, who have Charge of thi
weeks siege effort. The followin.
splendid program has been prepar.
ed
Opening song.
Prayer.
Instrumental solo-Laurctta Black,
ney.
Baritone solo-Richald Scoble.
Reading-Mrs. Talbot.
The Cradle Roll'-Mrs Trevithic.
Instrumental solo--Walter Jeffery.
Alto solo-Wesley GERMS.
Tho Company Meeting"-H. Sobey.
Vocal solo-AIiss LinhCff.
THE Young Peoples Lesion"-WaI-
ter Jeffrey.
Piano solo-Emly Harris.
Cornet solo-Josiah hottie.
The Corps Cadet. GERMS.
Remarks-Mrs Talbot.
Address-Rcv. Collycott.
Last evening capt. Rcdgrove of Mar
quette had charge of the service.
Minneapolis Leader Coming.
Lieut.. COL stephen Marshall of Min
neapolis, who has charge of army work
in the northern states, will visit Calu-
met Sunday TO address a series of
meetings. Col Marshal is an interest
ing speaker and his long experience
in army work in Canada and the Unit
ed States places him i'm touch with
every phase of the organizations prog
ress. The public is invited to attend
the meetings which will be as fol.
lows:
Holiness meeting, 1880; Junior
company meeting, 1:ij; praise service.
" y. M; Young Peoples Legion, 5:45;
Salvation meeting, y. m.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
PETER BRAY SUCCUMBS,
Calumet Man Passes Away After III.
ness Of Several Weeks.

Peter Bray aged gbout 3? years
passed away at the Peterson boarding
house on Portland street this morning,
after an illness of several weeks dur
alton. The dcccdent is survived b. 4
wife and child. also q brother and q
cousin residing in Calumet Funeral
arrangements have not been announC-
ed pending the arrival here of Il sis
ter who resides i'm Now York. II is
probable the services will be held in
the Tamarack NJ. T.. church Monday
afternoon. .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
CALUMET GIRLS CLUB.

There were about thirty members
present at the regular weekly mcctin;
Of the Calumet Girls club in the club
rooms i'm the Hermann building last
evening. other meetings will he held
Saturday evenins and Tuesday even
Ing at which the members of the club
viii make preparations for taking up
gymnasium work and basketball in the
Washington school hall next Thursday
evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
AUSTRIAN GUN CLUB,

The annual meeting Of the Austrian
Gun club was held Sunday ana re-
suited in the election of the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President, John Sterk.
Vice president, John Nertin.
Secretary, Joseph Weiss
Treasurer, John Sustarich.
Trustees John Lamut, Joseph Nid-
osh, Math r.. Sedlar and Peter Pashich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
STATE SECRETARY HERE.

l.. T. Buell. Of Detroit state scrrc-
tarE Of the Y. VI. e. A.. arrived iu Cllu-
met this morning 10 be present at Tho
dinner ,u the association building this
evening which viii be addressed boy r.
VI. Burt OF Chicago. head Of the Y. VI
g.. s. training institute. other wors
Will Uc taken MP by these leaders in
the upper peninsula
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
SENATOR BACON is IMPROVED.

Washington Feb. G.-Scnatur Bacon.
of Georgia, who is suffering with a
broken rib, is much improved Senator
Stone, of Missouri. who is i'll with in
iiuenZa, also is better.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

one hired girl conducts Il DoardIn.
! house with ten boarders.
she presented the characteristic an.
pearancc of the foreign born miner.
wife, wish shawl over her head II
lieu Of a hat. She wore Il comfortabl,
plush coat and retained this heavy
sarb throughout the long ordeal in tn,
heated courtroom, another character
'stic of the foreigner. Miners wear
shcepslin-lined coats throughout the
trial sessions apparently with no dis
comfort.
Mrs. Putrich testified through an in
terpretcr, John Malnar. I'm substance
the preface to the story of the killing
follows
She lived in Secberville last August
II and conducted boarding house i'm
which lived herself and her husband.
their -four children, hired girl and
ten borders Stanko Stcpech. John
Stlma"r, John Kollan, Albert Titan,
John Sporalich, Aloiz THAN. Steve
Putrich. Jacob Titan, Joseph Paskvan
N,t.,, r,.a..;.i
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the
annual stockholders meeting of the
Tamarack Cooperative Association
VII! be held at the Tamarack Nine
Carpenter shop. Saturday evening
February I, 1914, commencing mt 1880.
This meeting is for the purpose oil
clecting three directors and for the
transaction of such other business hs
the various interests OF the association
may require.
ALFRED NICHOLAS.
Advertisement, Secretary. :
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
WITNESSES DID NOT SEE
ANY OF The SHOOTING
Continued From First Page.

20 in the Yard
N A-They all came in together
Q-pid Kollan cali to any one e
help
Al don't know for sure.
Q-He may have calledo
4 Al only know the deputies sal
come on boys.
Q-After the trouble started did tn
other boarders come ON that side q
the house
Al don't know. ! stayed there.
Q-What was Albert Titan doing
Al don't see any body hut Kollal
and the deputies.
Q-Others may have been there?
Al don't know.
Q-Some of the others may hav,
come and You did not know it,
Al don't know. see only deputies
Q-You have talked the case over
with different men. haven't youo
| N-Yes
Q-Havc YOU ever talked the matter
J over with men at the house?
AIR. Lucas was there one day.
Q-WaS there any one else there
Al eap.r tau
o-Was amy ono cr,o with Ar IN
casa
A-Tvo men with I.uras
Q-Did some one ask Won , op,s-
tom
A-Mr. Lucas aid.
Odd YOU tell The same story to
Mr. Lucas as YOU are telling nowo
Al suppose. I think So
Q-Do YOU remember SAVING to I.p-
cas- KolIan asked for help from the
boys
A-No, I do not.
Puu.ch was stul on the stand IT
press time.
The morning session was occupied |
with the tcstfmuu, of John KoII,r ono
~ tho r,o- ,.,,. -,
''' ~ ''o"''' '''''S'
'" '''' ''''i i''I'E oil the shooting and re-
'"'hea 10 Seeh'rNiIIo over a path that
had been ordered closed and WIS
,uardcd by Depuv Humpbrcy ouic,,
rho y.,,,os. ,r,o.,..,,.
$500. ......-
10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
WANTED.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

work. COS Pine 81. Phone 5S4-W.
7
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

Mr.. Galbraith for the defense con
Quoted the cross examination. Att"'
leading mp to the actual shooting III
Guiding Mrs. Putrich's testimony ina
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-04-23

See those nifty Bandsaux hats Al
Mri. Johnson's.
There sill be no Sunday school
service At The Fairylew school house
nen Sunday, April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnsiop. represent.
ing The Violet Hair Co Of Spokane.
viii be At the Commercial House d
R'Epsrce April 2s. "a. as; 10 dem
onslrate the rev coronel braid ard
the new tango wavelet. Ladies hay.
ing eombings may have them made
up % any style l.
Fish and game license blanks for
the season Of 1914 we're received BY
Attorney P. w. Mitchell 10 this city
Tuesday, and the licenses viii nov
Be- furnished by him to all applicants.
The new license does not carry With
il guarantee that the holder can
catch Gsh or kill game. but II does
protect him in making the aitemps,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-04-23
SHERIFF'g SAFE

Notice Of foreclosure sale b sherIa rial
Holland Bank. . corporation, plaintla. u.
tucson I sweet AMI tanie sweet, his wife.
EhQ int J. !. E&Se ThrAsbiIR Machine Com
penss cooperation. defendants
ppdef aud BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
dsefee Of foreclosure and sale, issued out Of
tAe district court OF the second Judicial Dis
iFiei Of the state 81 Idaho, in aud for the e0un-
~ Inc above action. wherein Holland Bank q
corporation. the above nAmed plaingln obfain-
60 3nngmeni and decree Of foreclosure and
sale against guds0n Z. Sweet and hnnte Emeet
lis vile and the J.. !, Case TbreshiBg Maealue
tQmpknysA corporation. defendants on the
1872 day Of April, 1915, for the sum Of esSss 81
besides Interest and aceraiBg costa, which said
decree has been recorded II Judgment book
O SAD Court ~ page. am commanded 10
seli the certain lof piece. o. parcel Of Land
situated. lying aud being Ia the County u
Lewis, state 0f Idaho and bounded and de-
seflbed f0ilSHs, fo-wit. The northwest
ship thirty iwo f8zl y. 4. two f2j r. b. ~
hefadilaHents aud apPuFsenanees theFeuuid
belonging % 50 anywiae Specializing.
Public notice IL hereby gwen that on Tues
day. the i2th day d Nay, 1914. afis f0,cioek A
H., 81 that day 10 front Of and 81 the frDni
door % the Court House OF she Gounty Of Lew
il. ia NeKperae. idaho, Wit in opedienoe 81
said order Of sale and decree Of 8orNelosnre and
sale. neii The above described Efoperiy OF a
much thereof AZ may be necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment Aish Interest and cost, etc. Y
money 81 the DATED states.
Dated April IND. 1914.
George A. Marshall,
as sheriff.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-04-23
All flowers ! of. Mrs. Johnson.

A marriage license was issued
Saturday by County Auditor White
10 A bert Piitfaer and Emma Thresa
Safbacher, both Of Ferdinand. And,
BY ihe way, this is the FIRST document
Of this nature issued ia Lewis county
sine the ice is broken, LET the good
work on.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-04-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department o. she interior, Z. s. Land 0fnce
al Lewiston, Idaho. April 19th. lsls-
Notice a hereby given that George Miller, q
GeEperce. Idaho. Who On January 4th, 1903,
made homestead entery No. 0i0ss for W59se5<
smtz nesx aud nfs4swss sec, :, twp. s. y. r.. Z.
h u HAS MsSo notice Of tntkntlon 10 maze
lhrAe~yeaF pfaof. 70 estAb llsh claim 70 the lsnd
ADORE descTI bed before Register and Reeeiver
q. 81 Land 0aica az Lewiston. Idaho, on the
a6ik day Of Mas. 1914.
Claimant names IS witnesses; Martin Chill
lion 81 Greer. Idaho, Robert g. Qulmby, Jaooh
Rakes Frank 9Rmes all Of RaNsell Idaho.
ass r. n. Bartlett, Register