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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
DIED.

HAii..-ht rittsheld. AuGu.t 20. WlHlw
Hinsdsle Han, husband Of Bessie Ren
rev, and son ~ the late Charles ava
Elizabeth wing Hlnsdal> Han
HOPKINS ON Juy ~ i'li - Mime
spois, MINI, Edwin \, Hopkins, son o.
the late Edwin A. al Cornel;a A
Hopkins
PRIrYN AT Albany y y. on Thur'da'
August 6, 1914 Sarah Talcott Vitc Of
the late Charles Lansing Pruyn
Funeral services az her late residence, !
Park place. Albany, ~ Y, on SATURDAY.
afternoon at ? o'clock
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MISS LUCIE B. DODGE
AND W. T. R0SEN WED
stcpdaughter of the Hon. Lionel
Guc>t Becomes Bride Of
Banker Here.
WAR HNSTENS CEREMONY
Marriage Had Been Set for Aug.
II in Country Home in
Canada.
VAR HNSTENS CEREMONY

To Wedding Of Miss Lucie Bigelow
r.t.f t.s.nt,r by former marriage
III. Iu.D Guest. 80 Walter r. Rosen
b,r...u' WIS city. took place yesterday
.rs-iuo.. loo 'l. church of the Heavenly
r,s. T.. ceremony was performed by
.', Re-, Nr,rt g. Monk. assistant rector
u, ...--n.
r.. N.J4.aE had been set Tor August I l
Id % Nt. .Np"rted that II would take
.t.o ni., Village church of st. Anne de
pelc,u,. t.utdn. near where the bride $
grpfitu,.. tho Hon. Lionel Guest. has a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
John w. DriscoII.

John w Driscbll, the U.lt known trainer
of trottlng horses, died on Wednesday ut
his home. l742 Forty-siNth street Brook
Ign. in his siXty-second year, He was
trainer for the trotting stock AZ John
n. SHUTS and H.. r. Bedford lie was
active in Democratic politics in tho SIX
teenth Assembly district IIs wife and
four daughters survive MIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
Dr. Cleveland =. StiIvrIi.

Dr. cleveland s. St'lwell. 81. a wealthy
retired physician, was found dead in hts
he'd at his home on Division street Sag
Harbor, l.. J., yesterday morning II =
believed that he succumbed to asthma
Or. S,ilwell was a director of tho Peconc
Bank and was interested n many pubic
and quasl-public institutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
MARRIED.

DoDGE-RosEN, ON Thursdsy, August g.
1914 at tho Church Of the Heavenly
Rest New York. by the Rev. Albert g.
Monk Lucie Bigelow Dodge. daughter
~ Mrs, Lionel Guest Of London "a
Walter r Rosen OF New York
MULLER SCHALL--MULIEP .---On WAdr~s
day August s, Margaret Elizabeth.
daughter OF Mr.. and NIrs Csrl Muller 90
Frederick Muller schslL At the Luthcrsn
Church % the Holy Trinity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
Miss nross 10 lie bride.

a. Mrs Frank Gross have an
noun. THEE Engagement Of their daugh-
NJ Nr lHan X. Gross, to Stanley
p ~ this city, formerly OF
,,''''',''". " Va. Miss Gross has been
SS.,s.'l th" ~IWmor with her sister Mira
Va ~ Va Edgemcrc. Staten Island,
'' dt'. boa been set for the Wedding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

,. f"l Nrs David Hirsh or Frcd"r-
rsoQ's. Va. have announced the engage
WV '' aer daughter, Miss carline
a., I1,l Judas of this city No
~"' mas on Set for the wedding,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
"Potash and PerImutter" 10 Close.

The engagement Of Potash aud Perl
mutter" at the Conan Theatre will end on
September 3, The first performance wa
given Mt the theatre on August 10. 1913,
and tho run has .oeu continuous
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
@csenfet Ser @6slein!

@e,1n ser 8inter feline &errf6cft
antritt, Der @robo6en er1tarrt lit o6er
fid cine meid)e Sdnee6ede uber Se(5
nn6 llltr, in @arten un6 Walo aus
breitet, Damn lit es Inn nniere ornre11
8oglein idle6t bel teat.
@or 6roit iin6 lie ia our4 ibr
6ides 8e6erflet6 geidiibt, bod nit
ibrer Mobrung iiebt es idlimm aus
in ser tpinter1iden barten 8eit. SIR
ale f0nnt 6a5u beitragen, 6ie brn-
gern6en Ebier9en Dor 6em 8er6er-
BEN gu idiiten. @iele bon @u@ be-
iiben getpiB einen @anarienbogel ODER
irgen6 elm onoeres Singb0gelden.
8ie umoni9en" 6ieie fleine1t Sterile
nit ibrem Sl1tter! Mebmt 6ieies aus
6em Sutterndpfden getporfene SUIT
ter, idiittet es auf einen 8ogen Ha-
pier nno legt es auf BEN 8olfontii@
ODER ftre1,t es IN Die iett ibres
@dm11des bern1bten 8olfonfaiten.
un36bIig bieI quite 8ornden beftn6en
ii9 nod unter SEN leeren &ilien, nno
sic 80gel pilien tpobl, biefe berm1s'
3ufin6en. 6ebIt Ser 8olton, 10 itreut
Dos 8rtter, a11@ &artoffel- un6 8roo-
frumen, arf 6as Seniterbrett. Das
Iuitige 8iIb, Ser ii9 UNI sic bod
%miGfommene Mabr1lng balgenoen,
bipfen6en, piepen6e11, fIeinen @eiel'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
uno @eldpat ibr Reinstatement

~ 0SISV~SO
Weroen.
Gem @ermeioen nnbe6adter 8o.,
tc 1tebt Elm an6eres gegeniiber, oas
sic @irfuarg, sic bon ienen ausge9t,
a1f5nbeben geeignet lit. Sd mei11e
bos Midtboren 5ur redten 8eit. 8ie
manbmal merit man es oeutli9,
oab li6 ienrar6 inn @eipra6 eilre
@l0bc eegebeu bat. @irb man Dies
octm %nnbeoingt a1smlten? hinge
febrt, ser onoere lit oantbar, me1l1
mir iiberborem, mas er nnbeoo1ter-
peiie ~geiprod)en bat> lpen1r mir iiber.
ba11pt nidtS gemerft baben. SIT bel
SEM anoern porm1s5uleben, oaB
leine Meoe bepl1Bt 1tahelig nno ipib,
gege,t tper es al1h INNER lei, getpc'
fen 1T, 10 lit gelaiienes @i@tn1erfen
unb l1eberb6ren 6as bette Mbtpebr'
mitt,l uno sic lider1te @affe, oie nns
oapor idiitt, nidt mitiduloig an
Sem @eidmab 81 meroen. &inoern
uno finbiiden @eni6en gegenii5er
tpirft oieie Metbo6e iogar ols @r5ie-
b,1ngsmittel. @eriude man es 9o6
ei1m1al 6amit, mern eS nidt on6erS
gelingt, ser Sade Elm @nbe 5n ma
9en.
9eidt lit es ia ni6t, iid unter
allen l1mitdnben CUR 9fube uno &C.
laiienbeit at 5tpingen; aber es lit
immerbin Elm Stid Mrbeit an iid
ielbit un6 gum eigenen 8eiten. Wir
ler11en baour9 iiber 6en Meni6en
11n6 iiber lire Sborbeiten bin
@er bas farm, lit am ebe=
iten gegen unbe6a6te @orte ae=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
Kindere6e.
@ie Sic Sunne sic Sabres5eiten
mad)t.

Sest min id) eu6 iagen, tparum es
i'm @inter 10 falt lit unb i'm Com
n1er 10 marm. 9as fommt 6aber
bab sic Some i'm @inter nidt garll
Sen ndr1lid)en @eg iiber Ben Simme]
moht mie inn CONNER. SIN 8tnte1
gebt Sic Come erit ipat auf nn6 geb1
friib mieoer unter. 9a fann iie rur
odt Stl1nben lang Sic gr6e mar
nrer1; l1no Damn fommt bie lange
9sodlt bon 16 5tun6en, % berlier1
lidp Sic geringe @drme mie6er. SIN
Sommer aber modt ii4 6ie Come
fritz an sic Mrbeit un6 gebt erit ipit
miener BON 6annen. Mn bielen Tagen
lteint lie 16 bone Stunben lang, Don
1 l1br morgens Biz 8 l1br Menbs;
81 n,1b Sic grbe freili6 marm per=
be1t.
0o5l1 fommt, baB 6ie Come I'LL
@i1lter nidt 10 boh ant Simmel Der
mrffommt ols inn CONNER. Siebt lie
oph inn Sommer fret in mein Sent tier
fertin; ober inn @inter fann 1ie ni6t
iiber bes Nodbors Dob beriiberi eben.
Sc b0her sic Come am @immel 1tebt,
TN! oeIto Itdrfer ertpdrmt iie 6ie Gr,
Sc. gluh oesmegen tits I'M Sommer
n4i1rmer ols int @inter.
9e11r in Ser TriibIings, uno Serbit-
5eit lit ser Sag 5iemIi6 10 lang pie
Sic Toft, un6 sic Come itebt meoer
10 nieorig am @immel tpie I'M Bin'
ter, nod o11h 10 bo@ pie i'm Cont
rner. 0estpegen lit es me6er 10 tparm
pie inn gommer nod a119 10 talt mic
inn @inter.
Mon bot a11d) nod Dem 2aufe Ser
Come genal1 berednet, mann jeoe
Sobres5eit ibren Mnfang un6 ibr @ns
Sc bot. Ser Sriibltng fdngt unge=
fabr am 81. Mar5 an, Ser CONNER
am 81. Stunt, ser @erbit ami 81. Sep=
TENDER, Ser @inter nm 81. DECEMBER.
9as trifft 3iemli@ gettm1 gu, tpenn
oud; nidt INNER o1f BEN Sag. SIN
Qalen6er fon11 man je6es Sabr ieben,
an tpeld)em Sage un6 gu me1@,r
@tun6e ie6e Sabres5eit ibren Mn'
fang bat.
@eim 6riiblingsanfang un6 beim
@~erbitanfang lit Ser Sag gero6e 10
long mic Sic Madt; beim 8egtnn seq
eommers lit Ser ldngite, beim Be-
ginn 6es @inters Ser fir5eite Sag.
Gas gebt 10 in einem SATIRE mie
int nem an6eren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31

len lobnt gl16 reidli6 sic geringe
Msiibe. l111o gebt n11r odt, mie piinft-
li6 iie iid} our Mabl5eit einiteaen!
3iebt Damn ser Grubling mieoer
ms 9ano, 10 lobnen un0 6anten gnd
Sic @ogeld}en @uere 2iebesmutb nit
ibren lbonlten 2ie0ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
Die ate beinatb.
6annpber.

9annuner.
@annober.- 9ie &aiierin lit
Dor fur5em gum 8eiude Ser 2a5a=
retbe in @annoper einsetroffen. @S
puroe ibr Elm ber5lider gn1pfang be-
reitet. - SSn 6em @ororte 8u6bol5
mur6e Die 1872 Sabre alte Godter
bes @drtners Nieti9ma1m bon DEM
.24idbrigen @artnergebilfen &egener
ermor6et, inbem er ibr sic 4eble
our9i9nitt. Ser Ebdter, Ser bel Dem
@ater oes Ma6denS in 5tell1ng tpar,
bat ii9 erbargt.
@eitlafem.
Munfter.- Inter GROCER Be-
tbeilisung fmo 6ur@ 8ii9of Soban=
nes Die @r11n6iteinlegung 81 Ser
11euen Mntoniustir6e a1f Dem alten
&ir9bof Ser Megi6ii- un6 2u6geri=
Hfarrgemein6e an ser @eieleritraBe
Itott. - 9os itenpertreten6e Gene
r%olfommonoo 6es VII. MrmeetorpS
p%eroffentlidt cine Mittbetlung, nod
tpel9er es iib entfernt nidt in Ser
Sage iiebt, ben @efu6en INN freimil-
lige @%in1teuung unausgebil6eter
2anblhurmlel1te in Sic Mrmee at ent-
ipre9enL Die tdglt6 no@ immer gu
@unberten eingeben. Das General
fommam6o tonne bel alem @ntgegen=
fommet, 1r1tr einen Ebeil Ser @inltel=
lungsgeiu9e beriidii9tigen.
SaaIbanfen. - Sic Maiern
iin1 bier 6erart itarf unter BEN &in=
oern aufgetreten, 6aB Die @@ulen ge=
i6loiien mer6en m1bten.
Sinnentrop. - Sn 6em an
Ser 5treGe bon bier nad Mei@e6e
beIegenen 9rte &iidelbeim itiir5te bas
4jabrige Eodterben oes 2%on6pirtbs
Molitor in ein NIT iteoen6beiBem
@oiier gefiqtes @efaB uno berbrubte
6erart, 6aB es bal6 itarb.
N. SSn Ser bieiigem Hul=
perfabrif ereignete ii6 cine idtpere
grploi ion. Se@s 8erionen tp11r6en
bierbet geto6tet.
gorbu6. - Sn 8el(eringba1=
fen fam ser Bel ei1pem @utsbeiiber
|b%e6ienitete 16idbrige 8. 8angert beim
ginlegen an Ser Drei9maldine Sen
@alaen gu 1obe, tpo6ur@ linn Ser ltn=
fe Mrm Bis oberbalb 6es @nenbogens
%abeertiien murbe.
0Ipe. Sos id0ne Seit ser gol-
6emea &od8eit begingen Die o1gemein
bo@eeiddtten @beleute Srtb &oien-
berg. Str Sobn lit &err @rof. So
ienberg in @a6erborn, Ser CUR 3eit
ebenfoQs Die SeeIiorge fir Die ge-
fongenen frm30iiiden @ertpun6eten
bortielbjt ar1sii5t.
Goer6e- @rebenbrud. =
8ei bert rnter qertnger 8etbeiligung
getbdtigten @ablen our politiidet
Notwithstanding tp11r6en getpablt:
sss11 Der 3. Mbtbeilung @egetpdrter &.
@e1efes fen. 3u 8on5elerbammer, 1T
Ser 2. Mbtbeilung 8etriebsfubrer 8.
Setter al GoerAe un6 Sngerieur 81.
@Iinfbnmmer 5u @repenbriid, in Der
1. Mbtbeilung 4m1fmatm S. Geo6or,
S9nei6er at Joer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
@teat Der &imber Gr%faltunget elm.
Gle arten hGnfiq fhlimut aus.

@rfdltungen, &eud- unb Stidbu-
Iten 1in6 Rin6er : &ranfbeiten, ,pelde
1ofortiger slufmerfiamfeit be6irfcn.
Sic Ma9meben iin6 baufig febr ern,
1ter Mot1r. 2auft feline &iiifo. =
STR broudt es 1ri9t. ST.. &ings
Mea1e @ntbedung iteut Die @rfa1tang
Elm, loft ben &uiten maf, hilbert Sic
@nt3iin6ung, t06tet Die &eime un6
erlorbt Ser Matur, ibr beilenoes
@erf 5l tbun. 500 bel Current Mpo.
tbefcr. &auft beute nod cine 5laibe.
= Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
famiktxkrti$.
nnbebadte @prte.

wv Nv" "'eC~ i0~ "
ld)arfen @orten feline 3uflu6t neb=
men miiiien! Sin i6arfes Bort
bra1d)t aber nidt acknowledgement
ais boies 8ort gu gelten, eS fam
i'm Sntereiie 6elfen fem, gu oem es
geiproden miro, baB er bart nno
uner5ittlid angefaBt miro. Gin fold
bartes @ort fam einen guten 3med
baben. 80ie Worte bagegen merfen
ouf ren ser iie ipri6t, mitunter eth
lebr idledtes 2idt, fife iin6 bieaeidt
auf redt bebenflide @baraftereigen=
f6often 5uriid5ufibren, perleben nno
perbittern immer. limo 6o6, mas
uns Dos fingt, entipringt man6mal
MIR Ser @ebanfenloltgfeit nm6 Sc
ldmabigfeit. @oIde @orte perleben
ober nidt min6er uno boben f9on
pieI l1nbeil angeridtet. 8ittere Seino-
i6often nn6 Bro5eiie fin6 oara1s
I6on e%ntltan6en.
Mm fanr, obne gu i%ibertreiben,
nit geelenrube bebaupten, bob iiber=
ba11pt bieI gu biel gere6et miro. Meen=
iden, sic re6en, um gu reben Die
|ols @ei@idtentrdger uno @ebaroen-
Ipaber @loti9 umbertragen nno 511,
r%iifhrinnpn. 1prer Shnntu1ie nit III.
nen 6nrdgebt, 10 6aB file idlieBlid
an ibr eigenes @eidmab gla1ben
un6 iid an ibren @orten berm1fden
- folder Meniden gibt es 1eioer
mebr als ma, glm1bt. 9ieies lie
bermab an geiprodenenz ia au6 an
geidriebenen 8orten, etn5ni@ran'
fen, miiBte fi@ ieoer %ongelegem iein
1aiien. run6 biite beine 3nn5e
mobl, boI6 lit elm boies @ort &C.
|iagt, 10 iogt ser Didter. @arum
ion mon Sen 2e11ten miBtra1en, Die
piele 8orte MAIDEN.
Sc lit gar nidt 10 i@mer> Bob
Meni@en ou9 gut matchmaker
ldmeigen fonnen, Elm Slid, elm San=
6e6rud fon11 oft be1tlider fpre6en
aIs piele 8orte rnb euenlnnge 8.te>
fe. Sc gibt gen11g @orbiloer, man'
ner un6 Gra1aen, 6ie 6as 2eben flug
oemaht hat. un6 Die infoIQe1eIIen
fnr5 ur6 biin6ig I'M &eoen, ober bod
feinfublig in ibrem @etrogen fino,
sic raid 5n bon6eln beriteben lno
bod feite @run6iabe beiiben. Nfit
LINEN 5u bertebren, lit ebrenbon una
bringt @etninn; ober man m11b fid
ibrer @eielf6aft miir6ig erpeiien
nr6 m11b ibnen naditreben.
gs lit mitunter mirfIi9 unan'
genebm, ii9 gegen mebr ober mini
Ser b0smillige ODER g%e6ontenloie
|sdmater un6 @dmdberimnen GUT
@ebr gu ieten. @er mid tooelt,
un6 lei es nit barten, ia iei eS mil
sen i6arhte11 @orten, nit bem farm
|i@ mid o1seinan6erfeben, i@ fam
ibm ui6eripreden, i'd fann lin mi
6erlegen, fem l1rtbeil beeinfluifen.
@einesfoas ober miro 6em So6ler
gegenuber, fofern linn muir bos &C.
ringite @e6t 311 ei1tem Sabel 5ufteDt,
6as @efiibI Der @ioertpartigteh Der
art beftig fi6 gelten6 moden mie
qeqeniiber benz .@9mdber. 4ann ib
iene1 ernit nebnnen, 10 1T es Bel Die
fem unm0gIid, fonu1 i@ ienen ui'
oerlegen, 10 m11B i@ Bel 6ieiem mar-
ten, Biz Die @9mubmofier ii@ per.
loren boben. SPLITTER, Waitter, er-
5iebt mebr fdtueigiame 9inber, tetne
Standardization, feline 4inber, Die iid)
uni aGes moglide hiiimnrern, mas
iie 1i@ts o1gebt, Die an ern'ten
Ginger, borbeigeben, tpei aIatf4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
CANVAS SOCIAL CLUB NO. /.

By special request of Mrs. s. M.
Howard, who had just returned from
the hospital at Lewiston, Camas Social
Club No. l had their last meeting with
Mrs. Howard instead Of with Mrs.
Hiles. The meeting was very pleas
ant and beneficial one. Plans for
future work were discussed. We noticed
an account of another country club hav-
ing been organized in the Columbus
neighborhood. We are glad to hear of
these clubs for we know that they do
much good and help to relieve the
monotony of farm life. It would be
nice if all these country clubs would
get together and have a picnic some
time this summer. Our next meeting
will be with Mrs. A. E. Battles, July 8.
Members from all the country clubs of
Idaho county are specially invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
MANY MAKE WORLD TOUR.
"Trip Around the World" Participat-
cd in BY Several Hundred.

social event that proved exceed
ingly enjoyable to all fortunate
enough to take part was GA Trip
Around the World,' instituted and
personally conducted by the ladies of
the Christian church, which occurred
Tuesday evening of this week.
In lieu of ocean liners and Pullman
sleepers commodious hayracks were
brought into use as the means Of con-
veyance to the several important points
in the itinerary, and the crowds that
took passage need offer no further tes-
timony Of their enjoyment than the
merry laughter that could be heard in
all parts of the globe until late hour
on the night in question.
The starting place for the trip was
the Christian church and huge "ocean
liners' departed from the quay at this
point every fifteen minutes and the five
conveyances brought into services were
inadequate for the accommodation OF
those who desired to take the trip.
The following places were visited in
order named: Hong Kong, China (Rev.
A. F. Van Slyke -; Belegne, Africa
(John Steven 50; Toxic, Japan Crank
Hockersmith 50; Berlin, Germany (Ott-
mer Schwalbech 81; New York CITY
CA. f. Alexander 50. Brief stops were
made at each place for refreshments
and to give the excursionists an oppor-
tnnity to view the scenes of foreign
lands. Decorations were characteristic
OF the country represented and the re-
freshments served were alike appro-
pirate. At New York City on the
homeward bound voyage the weary but
happy merrymakers were RECALLED with
a sumptuous banquet and treated to a
pleasing musical program, the closing
number of which was "America.'
: The ladies having the entertainment
in charge state that three hundred tick.
cts were sold.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
PUTTING ON FINISHING TOUCHES

=. The finishing touches to the exterior
of the new school building, the work on
which was postponed owing to the state
of the weather in the winter months.
has been in progress for the past couple
of weeks and the edifice now presents
an appearance Of which Grangeville
can justly boast. An additional coat
Of paint has been applied to the exposed
woodwork and the rough cement work
of the basement part, the lodges of
doors and windows and the battlements
at the top, have been faced with a
finish of white cement. Most import.
ant of the work still to do is the build
ing of the steps to the entrance and the
laying OF cement walk along the east
side of the grounds and another lead
ing from the building to the street.
This work will in all probability be
pushed with all dispatch. The grounds
which were graded and terraced several
weeks ago are beginning to show up
with good stand of clover and blue
grass which was planted at that time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
VISITS OLD FRIENDS.

James Surridge and wife of Harpster
were in Grangeville Tuesday en- route
home from trip across the prairie to
Cottonwood where they had been to nav
visit to Hon. J. L. Eckert and wife
both of whom have been seriously i'll
Tor some time. The Surridges and Eek.
erts are oldtime friends and the visit
was occasioned by anxiety on their part
as to the latter's welfare. He reports
them on the road to recovery. Surridge
stated that he had not made the trim
across the prairie for number Of years
and that vast improvement was noted
on every hand Crop conditions he said
could not be improved upon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
1NsTALLs MODERN PLUMBING.

Ben F. Baker, one of the prosperou.
ranehers of the Harpster region, ha,
recently had his farm residence fitted
up with a complete system of modern
plumbing, consisting of hot and cold
water in various rooms, bath, lavatory
etc. Mr.. Baker is one of those who
believes in the comforts of life and
feels that modern conveniences are not
for the city dweller alone. He is right
and many others like him are coming
to realize the needlessness of drugery
on the farm and are going in for
modern equipment in the home as well
as in the field
Chester Arnold, the local plumber
who installed the equipment for Mr..
Baker, states that he has several other
prospects on the prairie for sanitary
plumbing.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02

Complete house furnishings. Furni-
ture Exchange. 4-tf
Fred Corliss was down from his home
stead on Mill creek this week.
Ciricillo's famous Italian band, the
best in the west, at the Lewiston chau.
tauqua July Z to IL. 3-tf
For Sale-Yearling and fall Duroc
Jersey boars. Jas. w. Willis, Ferdi-
nand, Idaho. SIZE
John Bear, the Cottonwood stock
buyer, was a city visitor the early part
of the week.
Tex Mullinix has returned from an
outing of several weeks at the Bentz
ranch near Whitebird.
7. A. Bayless, the local superintend.
ent of the light and power company,
sports new car of the popular Ford
make.
John Kelly, who makes the wheels 20
round down at the power plant on the
Clearwater, was up from the river Tues
day.
Geo. Robertson, the well known piano
tuner, is mingling with the masses on
our streets again after an absence of
several months.
DIR. Frank +. Wood left Sunday for
Boise on business. He will return next
week to take care of his growing den.
tistry practice.
Mrs. s. B. Toye and family of Sites
have moved to Grangeville to make
their future home and have taken up
residence in the Pfeufer building. Mrs.
Toye is mother of Mrs Ed Abramson.
John Rothlisberg, the Grangeville
stock buyer, shipped out carload of
fat beef stock Tuesday, the consignee
being the Stanton Packing Co., of Spo-
kane.
A number of fishing parties have
been hieing themselves to the haunts of
the speckled beauties during the past
several days. This weather certainly
does give person a severe attack Of
fishitis and the only know remedy is
to accept without question the teachings
of the honorable Isaak Walton.
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Carrots. Real estate. 42tf
Have your lumber bills figured at
the Madison. 1.tf
B. F. Taylor was over from the
Joseph Plains this week.
Found-One red dehorned COW.
Branded. Owner call at c. L. Wilson 3
place, Fairview. Phone 22-ll. As.
Peter Copeland, county charge,
passed away at the poor farm Wednes-
day at the age Of 6s.
The ladies aid societies of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches are
picnicing at HAIL. grove today.
W. s. M. Williams was over from Mt.
Idaho the first of the week and as usual
made this office an agreeable call.
Chas. Cone was up from whitebird
the first Of the week to meet a sister
who arrived from Chicago Sunday even.
ing.
MISS Florence Murray returned Sun
day from month s sojourn at Spokane
and Sprague, Wash, at which places
she has relatives residing.
Austin Gorsuch and James Maxwell
were over from Winona Sunday.
w. b. Hussman, the Cottonwood.
keuterville lumber king, came over
from the westside Tuesday.
Chas. A. Lee, the Idaho State Life
insurance man, returned to Lewiston
Saturday. Lee has been with the com
pany over year and reports an increas
ing volume of business.
Mt. Idaho Lodge No. will hold it's
semi-annual installation of officers on
July 18th. All Odd Fellows are invited
to attend. Grand banquet after the
ceremonies. w. s. Jackson. Score.
tary. 80
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A very enjoyable party was given
by Frank and Marion Lee on June Goth
at the home Of Mrs. 8. M. Lee near
Tolo. The afternoon was spent in
playing games and taking trip down
the canyon by the odler ones, while the
little ones enjoyed games at the home.
An abundance Of ice cream, cake and
light refreshments were served by Mrs.
Lee, who knows so well how to serve
good things. The afternoon passed
only too quickly and the guests in
departing for their homes were profuse
in wishing Frank and Marion many
more happy birthdays.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
THE WEEKS MARKET REPORT.

Receipts for the week ending June 81
at the North Portland Union stock
yards were: Cattle 1868; calves 1859;
sheep 064O; hogs 3771. Cattle liquida-
ton large this week, Monday having
about l2OO head. Prices held firm for
the first half, but eased off toward the
close, especially on medium grade stuff
which has comprised the most of the
weeks receipts. Best light fed steers
$3.50 to $7.65, grass $7.25 to $40; cows
So.oo to $500 with few choice tops at
$'.oo; bulls $4.OO to $500. Swine run
not of large volume for the last week
IN June. Market holding steady at Sc
at the week. close. Outlet good and
ouyihg demand above the average.