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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

- Die gleippprt polisei purbe ae
tern erIuht, noh sSrl. 6elen Sullipal
20 sabre alt, glusfhau su talten. oi
feit ssrsitaa Morsen aus ibrer gltern
pobnuna, go. $50 Columbia Strabe
permibt pirb. Gine perionalbei9rei
buna fpurbe Der poliaei Der umIisssn
ben Stdbten auseianoi.
- Sarrp Sudsr. friiber bier an
fdifis, III auf 8efud bon porto Rt'
co einseiroffsn.
- Die Dffsntliben Shuleu ipurber
aeitern erDffnet unb ertldrte Supt
%. g. &Dnia oaB Der gsiud cir
bDfit befriebisenber lei.
- Durh ben ginfluB beg aon
grebabseorbneten 2lrtbur 3. Roui'
purbe Der 9lufentbaIt Der SFrah Sobr
3. Weber unb sSamilie, Die @uropa
bereiiten, betannt. sic iinb IL
Sbsrbeifen unb tperben am 10. Sep'
tember auF Der .Hoorbam" ponSouans
abreiisn.
= Die Repport surni6ule ipurbe
geiisrn fir ben 6erbit uno @inter'
turs er0ffnet.
- Sieben ber II Nutomobiliiten,
bic ipeasn @erlsBuna Der 6dRrae'
f1lpinbigteits Sroindna bon ben
GountppoliSiiien 5ostinas unb Wlam.
morina in Campbell gountn perhai'
tet purben, betannten fid Dor Rio.
ter granbss idulbia unb sablten ie
$40 uno bic Soften.
- Die 3eide bes ON Sonntdg i'm
aentutp @iper. nabe God 10 ertrun'
tensn Walter Riaaros. Supt. Der
@aIierperte, ipurbs aeitern Morsen
gebprssn unO traF bebufs gsitattuns
bier elm.
- aatie Collier pertlasts 5ranf
GrlIisr auf S6sibuna auf @runo bon
MibbanOlung. sic perIanat bas
&edt ibrsn WGbhennamen fiihren su
biirfen unb bic Obbut iiber ibr &ino.
Sas paar ebeli9te an 2. Suli 1903.
Die monatli9e @eriammlun9
bes Griten OsutIden pipuierbereins
fanb aeitsrn untsr 9oriib Oes PrGii'
benteu Better gauifencurt iiutt unb
Setretdr George 5dstb prutotolirte.
sfiir bic Wittipen unb @aifsn Der i'm
&risae aefallenen beuti4en unb 0iter'
,eidii9sn Soloaten ipurbsn $40 Be.
ioilIigt, jebod baben ii6 cine gonje
gn5abl Mitsliebsr berelt srtIdrt, bitis
Summe our6 pripatsuidub gu per-
grDbern. @pm Nepport guiinsb
Mens Gluf pirb Grbe Septembsr
Elm aarnsDaI psranitaItet unb Der
9robmari9aa Mapor Qusuit Sslm.
boIb srfu6t ben pionisrperein gu Der
parabs einsn QTiitsns WarI9an su
ernsHnsn. Serr George 5astb bat ii6
bereit ertldrt, ols SiIfs MariddlI
gu funeireu. grdiibsnt 8auFencurt
beridtets .ur5 iibsr bic 8. Sabrestpn.
pention beg 3. U. Staatsperbanbs
bon aentutp. 9ierauf purbsn einig.
Iontinsssihdfte erlebist.
= Sn elmer SpssiaIfbung Der
Rspporter Stabt Gommifdre pur.
ben &ednungsn i'm 8sirass BON 1855
sur Sahluna unaeipieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Rem gpt, s. Sepi. - Der
beutIte Dampfsr rMasbeburgS. benz
.s e.luugsn 10, ben brttif9en BRIGGS.
idiffen i'm nSrbIi&eu 1beil bss at'
lantiidsn S5eans gu entiptiden,
Iangts am 9isniias ti.r nad elmer
Iebr aufrsssubsn 5ahrt Don ben aa'
narii6sn SnIsln NIT elmer aabuHg
Dnnamit elm.
Die psriGiebene 2euts Der Wanns
ftaft psrii6ern, Bat Der 9ampfsr
ben tonDertirten oeutfhen areu5er
,aaiIsr WilxIm ber Grobs4 auf hos
Fer Gee NIT RobIen Osrforei unb
lpur aud sussgtn, pis Der areu5sr
bonn britiitsn areu5er .SigbfIrer" in
ben @runb sebobrt iDurbe. 9ei bic
fer @sIsssnbsii ipurbs anseblid aud,
bi. .Masosburg1 Don elmer aanonsns
tugd aetroffen.
Die rWlasbtburg. sins am 18.
SuIi pOn goibtnburs. S6ipeSen.
mad auftralisn in Sse nnb fubr am
5. alusuit in 2os palmas auf ben
aanarifdsn SnIeln an. mn aOblsu
ein3unebmen. Rn1bem Der aapiidn
erfabrsn bate, bab Der arieg ausse.
brOden mar. bsidIcb er anfdnsIia in
Gas pulmas su bIsibsn, sos bisisn
Gntf6lub jebDd in Wibersripdsuns.
ba sr befiirdisis, bort bon eugIdnbern
ssiapert 3u iperben unb gins ruiebsr In
Ga.
lin bas S@iff unienntIid su mas
den, ipurbsn bic Gdornfteins THipar5
nnseitriasn fObnb Der Dampfer bon
iJerne .insm ariessf9iff gli6. etuf
Der Jabrt iam iein einsises BRIGGS,
ihiff IN Si9t.
aapitdH G.Crsel beraommanbdni
Der .Wugbtburg1, CAB am Dienitao
gbenO cine gGiIberuns bes 2Insriffs
bss britifden Greustrs .SIsbfIper"
uuf ben ,onpsrtirttu btutIhen Rreu.
ger ~aniisr WilbsIm Der grobs'.
Wi. stapiiSn Drgel Deriidsrt, sr.
fOlgte Der anpriff auf ben ioHDsrtir.
ten areuser .DiIbelm Der grObe1,
DdbrenO bsrislbs in ipaniTHen, nsu.
tpaI.n GstDdHsrn Dor elnier lag uno
bic Mafainsn ni6t In zbdtIstsit ma.
rem. auf Der y5isbfIptr1 gab es an.
stbli9 msbrers 9obts.
auut Der GdiIberung pOn ssopi.
tan Drsel bate Der .anifer miIbelm
Der GrObs', ais bic .Sisbflper' bsr.
dnlum, msbrsrs 6unbsrt saslifHn
striesssefnnstner, Mannfddftsn Don
britif6en prtien. an 1orb, unb bisfs
arissspefuHetntH iDurbn banu auf
sineu oaosrm bsutf9sn stDbIsnbau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
W e ~ y . + t.

Die 0eiuport Gifiee fir bas Sin.
einnatier gulfsblatt" befinSet lid in
Wo. 339 Yorf Gtrafe, gegeniiber benz
Gonrtbonie, ,uuielbit 0enisfeiten, gn.
scigcn u. I. III. bis 10 ltbr 45 yiimn.
ten sIbenos entgegensenommem luer.
ben. Selepbon Sputb 2401.
- Neue aIasen. = Wlarie Woran
rei9te i'm Gircuitseri9t eins aIase sss
gen bic WetrOpolitan Gife Sniurancs
so. elm, I'm bisis su apingsn ibr $276
fir bic 9erii6sruns auf Oas 2sbsu
Don Grant W. 5olsb aus5uaabIeH. -
Gsna MlcOonaIo Oertlaste .. 70, Me,
Sonalo auF S6eibung auf @runo BON
WerIaiens unb 0ernadIdifisung. Das
Baur Derbsirat6ete fih in gIermont
Gountp, g., in 1904.-D. 3. Sames
Dertlagte bic Stdbt Nspport auf
S9abenerfaB gum getrass Don $1,000,
neil er i'm September 1913 an Der
Jront uno Monmoutb Strabe uber
einen 5aiifen Spiralfebern fiel unb
iid erbeblid berI.bte. - Gillian ann
5ibbatts Dertlagte Sobn Greife duf
$500 SdabeHsriab. ben iie an ibrsm
gisentbum an Der 2. unb gort Str.
erIitten baben min.
= Das 2ei6enbesGnsnib bes pers
itorbenen Sobn 80. S6red fanb ses
tern Ra6mittas bon Der @pbnung
ieiner So6ter, lrau s. 2. Sbeans
ibans. Grants Gid, aus itatt. Die
iterbIi9e SiilIs purbe auf bsm II
Meilen 5rieobofs beitattet.
@nndIt Wm. glarte berilaste
Sol. Siser, u. Caller unb Ru6s Dine,
SntOrppratoren Der Sebrsp Burial
Sfociation. auf $10o fir geleiitete
Dienite.
Soiiab Heltner iibertrus an Sr.
9. Sisman 18 older 2anb an bsm 8
Wleilen Greet fir 81 etc.
Ssfe aeipis, Der 5arbige, Der
Wm. @lenn's 9Orie auf bem Qlsran,
briu 5airplabe aus oefen Saf4s iti<
biBts, Durbe pom Golntprifter Bolt
oen @robgeidppreHen iiberipieien.
Wapor SsImbolD BAT cine pros
tldmation erlaiien, bic ben 3. Sttpbsr
aIs Repporter Tag Sab" anieBt.
Srau 5. Mebsr, Wittpe bss
Sobn C8uttermilt) Weber, peri5ieb in
Der Wontas Na9t in Der Wobnung
ibres Sobnss in 8ools Greet, Stp. Sic
binterldbt flint G6bne in6 brei So6.
ter. 9as 2ei4enbesdngnib finbst am
DOnneritag bon Der protsitdntiidsn
air9e in Sug Greet, ap., aus itatt
uub pirb bic ftsrbli9e SiilIs auf bem
Camp Springs Griebbofe beftuttet.
- en- Der asftern gormittaq abs
gebaltenen Sibuna Der Stdbi Som.
miifdre madts 9ommiifdr Nieienbers
betannt, baB Supt. Walter gfi9aros
einss idbe.I 5obes aeItorben fei. Der
Gtabt 4ecaunbant Gbiparb Ddpis
rsihte feinen Beriht fir ginnabmen
iinb 2lusaaben fir ben Utonat anguit
Elm iinb beridtete cine 5otul gildn3
In Der Neipport NationaI gant gum
l8struae pon $7794OQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

pier, bic .arutas4 sef@affi, btr II
bsr Rdbe lag.
Die gnsIdnber tparttls bemerft'
Rupitdn OrssI, .nuiiirIi9 boriibel
bur9aus ni9t erfrsut.S
Die .RasbsbursA perlisb gotbsn
burg, SGpebtr, am 1s. SuIi. I'M
naG sluftruIien gu fubren. Ra9bsm e.
ON s. Musuit in ben 9ofen bon 2as
paIuns sinssIaufsn mar. srbieIt aa'
pitan Orsel bic Dsifuns. BEN ~aai'
fer WiIbelm Der GroBe". Der amSHb.
enbt btr Bal BON Rio be Dro an Der
afritanildsn aiiite lag. aObIen 5u5u.
fiibren. Disfer 9beiI Der aiiite se-
bort Spanisn.
.glm rs. Musuit lin baib afp1lf
libr Wormittass fparbe Der snslifde
areuser seiidiet unb besann ben
.adifer Milbelm Der Grobs1 au fig
naIiiirsn bab er iih erssbsn folls,
ipibrisenfaas auf ben SiIfsfreu5er ges
feiiert rpsrbsu ipiirbs. Die 9lntiport,
bic Der GnsIGnbsr erbie!t, mar .mir
Dtutfden erssben uns nibi."
.aopitdn RDmdn. Der stommans
bant bes .aaifsr DilbeIm berGrobs",
fubr aapitdn Drssl fort. .tbeiIte mir
bcnn mit, bub Der ensIif4s areuSsr
febr bdlb nit Der 4anonabe beginnen
tpiirbe unb er CAB mir ben Rotb bic
anter gu Iidten unb mid aus Der
GefsftAlinis Su bssstsn.
Der raailer Milbelm Der groBe4
mar auber Stdnbe Ieinen anterpIab
gu DsrlaiTen, ba er. ,pie es in neutras
len Seipdffnn pcrseidrisbsn 1T. ni9t
unter 1ampf mar.
Wdbrenb mir nod nit bem aidtsn
Der alnfer bsIddftist iprsn, er5ffnete
Der snsIiIde areu5er 5suer, obfdon
bic rWagbeburs1 brett in Der Ges
ftaiBlirie, spifden ben beioen areil.
5ern lag. Die Gedoifs Der gnsldns
Der fislen 5u beiben Geiten unferes
Sdiff.s BIB bann ftlisblia cine au.
gel in bas Qorbertaiiea einI6lus unb
sismIihen S4aben onridtete. @liids
befanb iit 9lismanb BON
Der Wanni9uft aur 3eit i'm @Orbers
tafea.
Der vaaiier MtIbeIm Der @roB.",
Der fid nidt riibren tonnie, eripiberts
Iofprt bas deuer beg gneIdnbers unb
.r fOl ibu aud psridiebentIih getrofs
fen babsn, ipobei mebrsre aeute an
gOrb Der ssisbflpr" setObtst ipur'
Den.
Sd fibr bann unter @ollbompf In
iiibpefIidsr gtidtuns baDon unb
als ib ben raaiier Mitbdm Der
@rObe" 5ul.bt fab, lag CT fhpsr nd9
Der einen Ssite iikr unb mar meinsr
auii4i mad i'm Ginten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Der prd rdfibtntforbertSum
0ebet fir benGrieben

Gebet fir benGrieben
auf.
Wnfbington, D. g., 8. Sept.
pr1iibent Wilfon bat furh cine pro.
ilamaiion Gonntas ben 4. Sttobtr
als einen nIIsemeinen Betting anbs.
raumt, an fpeIhem bic Biirger TN
san5en aanbe UNI bic baIbigs Miebsr'
beriteuuns bes GrisbeHs teten ioIIsM
Heaes aus MERITS.
Wafbinston, .. g., 8. Sept,
Jg amtliden Dtpeiden aus Der
5aupiiiabt W&riio tpirb berid,tet, bab
bic WaHnsufubr Der Stabt fur brsi
pone 9ngs abgei1niiisn mar unb
Sipar nlIsr Wabrf1tinIidseii mad
bur9 3apatiiten. Die 9sbSrbsn jinb
in srobtr BsforsniB bieriiber. neil
biefes benefit, oab 3npdta trob Der
tiiraIi9 nit 0ertreterH Gdrran3as ses
pflogenen lnterbdnbluneen nod iHs
mtr auf BEN Rriegspfnbe i'll. =.
Mon bd!t es fir nabs5u iidxr, bob
fans garrcnSa unb 0illa iid ptreinis
gen uno cine iinrte 5etirolt Regieruns
biIben tpirbsn, bic neue 4bminiiiras
tion BON ben Wsreinisttn Stdatsn
anerfenniing erbaIisu unb fart genug
fem tpiirbs, nm BITE 3npatijten 5u urs
isrbriiden. Wis es beiBi. III Garrnn.
"a piIIens, ben Rntb Der Ser. Staas
ten Hesisruna gu befoIgsn unb bic BON
3apata setpiirfGten aanbrsfOrmsri su
beDiffidsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
gsttnstsM

DE Gpbinstpn Office fit bal
wGinrinnatisr VoIfsblattA befinoet
i& Ia bem OebSube Der Hepplee
Sabinss Wauf e Sruit Gp., Z @eR
6. Gtraee. Mnseisen, Wittheiluasen
1nb HeielInHasn irsenb iuelder Art
fnerben bis 10 lIhr Mbenbs bnielbit
entsessneenoinmsn. SelepbOu Gputh
1924.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

an ben Gag tritt. or ermnbnis DE
gl1ubissn inbriinitis fiir bic 1teHs
oieung bss arieses 5u tttsn unb na.
mentIitb bi. Ssilise Sungfrau Usarid
5u bitten, bsm Rrieg Elm enbs 5u mas
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
@IaHttfsIbf ni& tbaran

Hpnbor, 8. Gtptfmber. Ddi
britiIhe offisisIle esnformations gu,
rsau fiinbiatt am Dieuitas an. bub Il
bic BON siniasn Geitsn IN llmIauf &C,
fsbie gahri@t. bub Gin britiides I'm
ieriesboot iiiralih Bis In ben 6uftn
bon BremerbaDen asldnat fsi, fir I'M.
ipabr balis. Gin bubingtbsuter BE,
riht 1T ben 2DnbDnsr 3eitunesn siiss-
adnaen. Sie battsn ibn aber nui
Nnrdtbsn beB offisisIlsn glaHrihien.
bureaus nint bstSiTeniIi&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

ssm snHsen 2anOe ioH an bieiem Sast
fir bic @ieoerberiteIliue bes
s5riebens scbetet perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
pie Wa6r6eit

ueber bas gnos bes beutIhen Offs
trsuSsrs rauiier WiIbelm
Der 9robe".
Der areu3er ipurbe, als er Dor anisr
lag. bon Der r5ig9flper1 Sus
iammsn seidoiIen.
gr mar auber etanbe. ii9 bon fsirsm
9lnterpIdbe si enifernen, neil er
ieiuen Tdmpf oufbatis.
Der ansriff hur9 ben enslifdm
Sr.lser srfOIste In neutruIsu
fpaniidsn Getpdfern.
Das aapitdn SrssI DOM Sampf.r
~Wasbsbure", etn ausen5suse
bes geisdts. su fas
gen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Die 8apatiiten MAIDEN benz iieIen
Negime in Uaerito pieI su
id)aiien.
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pa ~ II o n.

llnier gsent In Samiltun it
Serr GSnarS Sruf. 449 Sab 5infte
Strake. grQ Sci. 476 g., Same
Thone 1881 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
@etfas

Sat s,raiiOent @iIion fiir Sonntag
ben a. Cftober nneeiest.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09

The Berenice post office is to be
moved New Years day into the Woods
& Parks store building. Some of the
patrons are opposed to the change,
but you can't please all the people,
all the time.
Mrs, w. B.. Bishop, of Sweet Sage.
is spending the holidays with rela-
tives in Ogden.
Will Locke lost horse in a very
peculiar manner, one day last week,
while on the road to Arco. He was
driving along at the usual gait, on
level road, when suddenly the horse
reeled, dragged her front foot for a
moment then fell to the ground. Her
shoulder was found to be broken and
of course, she had to be killed.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09
Local News
N n n n n n n n n n n a N

Feed wheat and oats on hand at
Bond Bros. adv. tt.
Judge ]. G. Fisher is seriously ill at
his home at 382 South Stout avenue.
Jesse and Harvey Ewing and Ed
gar Ewing and wife who were visit
ing during the holidays with the
family of their sister, Mrs. Forest
Trego, returned to their home at
Mackay recently.
For your next order of coal either
lump or nut, call Bond Bros & Co.,
phone 1903. adv. tt.
Lettuce, fresh and crisp, sweet po-
tatoes, celery and cranberries at Ber-
ryman's Node Grocery. Adv. tt.
Services at the usual hours at st.
Pauls Episcopal church, Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services
at II and 1880 p. m.
The best Of king coal either lump
or nut at Bond Bros. & Co., If adv.
Photographer Ford Hassing of the
Studio Grand, returned Monday with
his family from visit with relatives
in Salt Lake City.
Ring 1913 for your next order of
that good Utah coal. adv
The Idaho Republican has some
scrip outstanding which it will re-
deem at ten per cent premium in
trade until further notice If.
T. w. Ellege who has been absent
from Blackfoot for some months,
passed through town Thursday morn
ing going out on the Mackay branch.
Ring 1913 for your next order Of
coal. 44tf adv.
Notary public at the standrod
bank. adv. If.
Elijah Allen is in town for few
days
Mrs. w. E. Boyd and daughter
Evelyn are visiting in Salt Lake this
week.
Painting and paper hanging done
by F. c. Barker, II South Main
street. adv If.
For quick delivery OF goods ring
Berryman's Model Grocery. Phone
166. 52tf
The Asylum board held meeting
the first of the week.
Judge j. M. Stevens and Harry
Heimerdinger went out to Mackay
Wednesday.
Until further notice the Idaho Re-
publican will redeem outstanding
scrip at $1.10 in trade. If.
Mrs. Hazel Hammermaster return
ed New Years day from Howe where
she spent the week visiting friends.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09

making two blades of grass grow
where one grew before"
The Christmas dance at Will Rod
gers proved to be quite hilarious
affair.
Arthur Baker is able to be up and
about once more.
The new settlers under the Carey
act we're dee-lighted CD on receiving
a notice recently stating that their
filings were assessed and taxable. AS
they have neither land nor water, for
a certainty, this is probably tax on
their future prosperity.
Some men think their lodge en-
blem is pass port to paradise.
M. L. Higgins left Monday for ANA
lilo, Texas, for few weeks stay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09
The Coming and Going
of Our NefghborS

Lennex Pratt came down from
Moore last week and went up the st.
Anthony branch.
May Sweet, daughter lof Editor
M. NJ. Sweet of the Challis Messenger
came down the branch Saturday eve
ming on her way to Spokane.
Dewey Jones, son of Dan Jones of
Arco, returned to Ogden last week
after a two weeks visit under the
parental roof
DR.. Anderson, the Arco extractor
of poor teeth, passed through here on
Saturday evening on his way to Boz
Sc on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee O'Keley, return
ed to their home at Burley this week
after. spending a few weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. {OKelley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Boyle.
Mr.. O'Kelley has position with the
0. s. L. at Burley.
Mrs. Lowe and daughter Carrie
returned home Friday from few
days visit at the home of Mrs. Loves
son Lenord, who lives near the Lost
River siding.
!. F. Deal returned to Nampa last
Saturday evening, after spending a
few days with friends and relatives
at Mackay, Mr.. Deal is manager of
hotel at Nampa.
Miss Bertha Van Valkenburg, the
/ popular cashier at the D. H. Biethan
store spent a few days in Arco last
week with friends.
D. II. Biethan spent a few days
at Arco last week looking after his
business interests in connection with
I the new store he recently started at
that place. He says business is good
and is very optimistic as to the flu
ture of his business venture there
K. L. Molen and wife went up the
branch Tuesday morning after spend
ing several days at Ashton at the
home of Mrs. Molen's parents.
|
Mr.. Lillinquist returned to More
land last week after several days
spent on Lost river.
Tony Weller returned to his home
in Mackay Tuesday morning after a
short visit with his sister, Mrs. John
w. Fowler of Pocatello.
| IRE
A. ]. Mackie came in from the
Aberdeen branch Tuesday evening
and went out to Arco. Mr.. Mackay
Is feeding his band of sheep at Abb
erdeen this year. He reports lots of
snow out on the desert and the fur
Their out one goes the more snow they
find. ...
Chas. Farnworth, of Mackay Mar
garet King of Moore, Lady May Os-
borne of Challis, Doris Mckenzie and
Marie Anderson were among those
who came down the branch Saturday
evening to return to their school
work.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09
LITTLE LOST RIVER ITEMS

Little lost hand set see copy-&-&
Happy New Year!
1913 was the best yeti brought
parcel post
Stephenson & King have gone
east with shipment of sheep.
Charley Stephenson is delighted
with his Xmas gift. It's boy, ar
rived Christmas day. Charley is a
firm advocate of parcel post.
Mrs. e. Hanson and daughter left
Monday for visit with friends in
Utah.
Robt. Dietrich has opened up q
store at Berenice. Bob believes in
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09

Mrs. F. r. Jackman went to Salt
Lake the first of the week.
For coal call Bond Bros. & Co. and
get the best. adv tt.
Percy Jones is back from visit
to Spokane and Cour d'Alene. At
the latter place he saw Prof. Chas.
Johnson and family, Geo. Wall, A.
L. Fowler and their families.
If its quality you want in the CT
gar line call on Blackfoot.-We fur
nish them from $1.75 up per box of
SO. Van, the cigar man, Blackfoot.
Phone 94-W. 29tf adv.
See Barker for signs and all kinds
of decorating. 51-tf adv.
FOUND-A watch fob. Describe
it at the Republican office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09
Happenings of the Lost
RiOer OGiieyS

LA
John Davidson came down from
Mackay Saturday.
Miss Verda Molen came down from
Arco on Saturday where she had
spent the holidays, on her way to
Rexburg, where she is a student at
the Kicks academy.
y
Dave King came down from Moore
Saturday evening.
Sherman Smith, son of ]. E. Smith
of Arco went to Pocatello last week
to resume his studies at the A. OF l..
Harvey Walker returned to Pea
tello last Saturday to take up his
studies at the academy after spending
the vacation at the home of his par
ents near Arco.
I
Yardley Greene is one of the Lost
river boys who came down from Mac
kay last week on his way to Pocatel-
| 10 to resume his school work at the A.
Of I.
Miss Amy WEIGH returned from Ar
co last week.
Pearl Mason, one of the students
of the Blackfoot high, returned last
Monday from Lost river where she
had spent the holidays with friends
and relatives.
Miss Lottie Hanna returned lHe
week from Arco where she had spent
the past two weeks with her parents
and has taken up her school work at
the Blackfoot high.
Frank Palmer came down from
Mackay last Saturday evening.
Clarence Chase an dRay Hess OF
Arco passed through here last Mon
day evening on their way to Logan to
enter school. The former expects to
take a course in vocal music and his
presence at the social functions OF
the Lost river valley will be greatly
missed as no social was complete
unless he was scheduled on the pro.
gram for a solo.
Miss Artie Woody returned te
Blackfoot the latter part of last week
after a two weeks visit with friends
near Arco.
Miss Viola Shannafelt passed thru
Blackfoot last Saturday evening or
her way to Burley to resume hel
school work. She has been visiting
at the home of her brother Merle al
Arco Miss Shanafelt teaches in the
public schools of Burley and this was
her first visit to the Lost river Sec
ton.
Joy Black of Moore returned tt
Rexburg last Saturday. He is stu
dent at the Kicks academy at that
place.
i LaVerne and Alberta Black were
among those from Lost River who
came down the line Saturday evening
bound for Rexburg to attend school
Lottie Findley and Stella Pence
passed through Blackfoot last weel
from Mackay on their way to Poca
tello They are students at the A
of I.
Clarence Pratt returned to Prove
last week from Moore.
Miss Helen Davidson went to Boise
Saturday to resume her studies al
Links Business college. She had
spent the holidays with friends anG
relatives at Mackay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-09

MARE LOST: One bay mare
branded 1SA on left shoulder, weighs
about 1000 pounds, has large belly
result of accident. Write E. R.
Hawley, Clyde, Idaho. Reward.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
TO KEEP NECKWEAR FRESH
When travelling Put Between Leaves
Of a Maeazine-Remarkable Col.
lars and Ruches.

To keep your neckwear smooth and
fresh when travelling with suit case,
put such things between the differ
ent leaves of a magazine, which takes
up less room than box and is very
convenient when removed to the dress.
er drawer. 1t is specially suited to
laundered neckwear and ribbons.
The fashionable high-standing col
lars and ruches may be made remov.
able. Instead of sewing the rueh or
collar into the neck Of the dress, sew
snaps every two or three inches along
the facing of the neckpiece and the
corresponding parts at equal distances
on the neck of the dress. In this way
neckpiece may be quickly trans.
ferred to another dress, or taken of
when dress is hung in the wardrobe
or packed in a suit case.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

are small circular holes, through
which brass-headed nails can be run
into the woodwork by the side of the
window These holes should be made
large enough for the heads of the nails
to pass through SO that to take the
curtain down it merely has to be lifted
from the nails.
The small sketch at the top of the
illustration clearly shows this and the
end of the lath that is visible on either
side Of the curtain can be painted the
same color as the woodwork behind it.
Short curtains suspended in this
manner will not sag in the center.
which so often happens with curtains
hung upon tapes. and as the lath is
stiff, 1t can be run through the curtain
in moment, and equally easily with.
drawn when the curtain has to be
washed