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Evening journal., 1914-02-07
HUERTA ARMY
1000 STRONG
NOW GUARDS
THE PALACE
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would be made on the OF. port tomor-
row. The Federal defenders are said
to be short of ammunition.
Threats we're made by the rebels to
fire the oil tanks at Tampico This
would completely isolate and drive
the warships from the port
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ANGLERS 10 EAT.

The Delaware Anglers Association
will hold its annual supper in Cronp-
toms Cafe. at Ninth and Walnut streets
ON next Wednesday night A delightful
menu has been prepared.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
CITY BANK cLEARINGs.

Clearings of the local banks for the
week ending today amounted TO
~. 7.2s4.4l. as compared with 81 ,92O,-
745 for the corresponding week OF last
year
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

Better jobs. Increased responsible
ties and added remuneration are
easily. quickly and cheaply proc1-cd
Through the Want Ads.-Adv
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

Most occupants Of furnished rooms
arc obtained by means Of the Want
Columns Of thi. paper. Adv
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

The quickest and most efficient way
to go house or fat hunting is to watch
the Want Ads-thcv're full Of good
bargains.-Adv.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Packing Houses
Now Doing Business

\ and company now have
+ girls and a dozen men sort
2''A'ns and loading Bartlett
'"u prunes He is now sending
4 4 car every day and some
W cars In u cal of prunes
thursday there were 1866
'na contained the following
bradshaw, Hungarian. Su,
H., sse' Gui' Silver prune, Ship
WV ana others, Roylance vii
I'M n" week on Elberta peachcf
p'ohobly load twenty cars
l'asant Grove.
'ah Fruit Growers Assoc,o
n. went, .', girls Wrapping Bart
Ind Iou halt as many men haul
4 .on rohadlng them, This com
vv'sruulhg out about one car ne,
Spo. shipped four cars this
I'M" ,,oe-Iourths of their outpul
|dlsy 'U ,r The orchard of Mr. ]
prsdo Ne pears are of an OK
A., ana are 100 per cent o.
epls tue packers are payint
sbou, ps 81, pound, which make
|elng pr ,ue most profitable fruit
b y s,own this season.
lird ba u'ey and J, NJ. White Is
IpeD mouse doing business. They
|fhursda,, VI the old Beers build
summoasy they loaded a mixed
''u0r apples, pears, peache7
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Short Council Session

A short session of the City Council
was held on the 18th, inst, at which
the Mayor and three members were
present.
Street Supervisors Hardmans re-
port for July was accepted and filed.
Councilman Fugal stated that the
cleanup OF the city property aud
cemetery had been given attention.
Counsilman Westphal reported that
a culvert has been installed near the
property OF Jos. Dickerson, aud one
at the intersection of Center and Sec
ond North.
Chairman Olpin of the Special
street Committee said that an allow
ancc has been made to each OF the
three wards for clearing the premi-
SEES of widows.
Councilmen Fugal, Westphal and
Olpin, in connection with the Mayor
we're appointed a committee to CON
fer with JAS. II. Walker, ct. cl, to
effect the REIMBURSEMENT In favor OF
the city of the filings of Mr.. Walker
and associates on the increase of the
water of Grove Creek
Bills we're allowed amounting to
$17g
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Sunday Schools Outing
Program Of Games and Contests For
Alpine stake sunday school Field
Day.

Next Wednesday, beginning at IL
o'clock In Pleasant Grove Park. the
Alpine Stake Sunday Schools will
mold their annual outing and field day.
Everybody viii bring their luncheon
and an old fashioned picnic will be
the first thing on the program At
2 o'clock the program announced In
the last issue will be held.
AT 1880 a three ringed performance
OF sports and games begins The pri-
mark and kindergarten divisions will
be under the direction of the Misses
vera Taylor and Rosella Storrs. The
little tots Will be taken care OF and
everything will be done for their
amusement. One special feature Of
their entertainment will be dance
In Orpheus Hall from 430 until 6
o'clock.
For the entertainment of the inter-
mediate departments there will be a
series OF races, tug-of-war, bean bag
contest, etc. II Is suggested that the
schools consider these propositions
Sunday, and select their contestants
IL there is any event in which they
are particularly strong, let them issue
challenge to the other wards in the
stake. After the events are aver the
members of these departments have
the privilege of Joining in the dance.
The events for the adults will be un
der the direction of Bernard Christ
ensen and others The principal
events will be as follows:
A game of valley ball between
young ladies Of American Fork
schools and young men of Lehi
schools.
Tug-of-war between Manila and any
other school which desires to COM
pete.
100 yard relay race between all the
schools. II is especially desired that
each school select its four best run
ners and have them prepared for this
event.
Bean bag contest between young
ladies' of Linden and young men of
Alpine; between Highland and Man
lila. between Pleasant Grove Third
ward and I.ehi Third ward
Suit case race between men aud
women of parents class, and also be-
tween different Sunday Schools,
Other entertaining features will he
added and 1t Is desired that every
body turn out with their holiday
spirit and make the day one contin-
ual round of pleasure.
At night there will be a big ball at
Orpheus Hall Everybody is invited
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Schools Not To Open
Till September "a
List fTenchcrs and Where They Are
To Teach.

Because of the Unprecedented heavv
fruit crop and the necessity of using
the children to gather II. the public
schools of Pleasant Grove will no,
open till Monday. September 14th. On
this date all the schools in the dis
trict will be in full operation.
The janitors are at work for a
month prior to the opening of the
schools, getting the buildings I'm first
class shape, painting some of the
rooms and desks, cleaning the walls.
scrubbing and oiling the floors. The
teachers are to be complimented for
having planted lawn I'm front of the
new Central building, which adds
greatly to the beauty of this already
beautiful building.
Teachers will be placed in thc var
ious schools as follows:
High School
Principal Jas. II. Walker-History.
Marian Thurman Modern Lam
tudEt anu TslOtutlOl.
Jesse Lce-English.
Ella Hopkins-Domestic Science
and Domestic Art
Hyrum Mechanic Art.
l.. a. chardson-Agricultur and
Civics.
Samuel Baird - Mathematics and
Science.
Elmer Miller-Commerco and Econ
omics
Central Building
Principal Geo. w. Larson Eighth
Grade.
Eleroy West Seventh Grade
Mary Gleason.-Sixth Grade.
Viola West-Sixth and Seventh
Grade.
Mae Clark-Fifth Grade.
Florence Harper-Fourth Grade.
Bessie Newman-Fourth and Fifth
Grades.
Revo Cooper-Third Grade.
Lorena Rankin-Second and Third
Grades.
Belle Olpin-Second Grade.
Lucille Harvey--First b. and Super
visor OF Art.
Ruth Lindsay First A.
Lincoln SCHOOL
Principal Robt. Walker-Seventh
and Eighth Grades.
Stella Fenton-Fifth and Sixth
Grades.
Dezzie Shoell-Fourth and Fifth
Grades.
Mrs. Ida West-Third Grade.
Amy Walker-Second Grade.
Nina Vance-First Grade.
Manila School
Principal Burton Smith-Fourth,
Fifth aud Sixth Grades.
Leona West 49, First Second and
Third Grades.
Mr.. A. r. Overlade will have charge
of the music work OF the district
again this year During the summer
Nr. Overlade has been attending the
Chicago University Summer School
He comes home this week full OF en-
thusiasm for his work.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
pa May Re Closed ny Sheriff

kpearS that we did not tell all
fppened at Geneva the day Of
frks outing Besides the sew
Pcss Of beer seized and dcs-
BY the sheriff, we learn that
|eria also found a big jug of
y hidden in a clump of clover
be resort. Now comes one A.
r. who says that the booze be-
% him, and threatens the sher-
, suit unless II Ia returned.
probably be up to Peck to
|hether he intended putting a
Jug OF whiskey under his belt
F'her he had 1t for the same
as the man who brought the
|ci beer there.
pa East told a representative
paper that he intended to pro-
salnst the resort for maintain.
nuisance, and II successful,
heh probably get out an in
n closing the place up.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Fire at R. D. Wad|ey's

Matches, small boy and IRE
caused a loss of about $3.50 to X. d.
Wadley last Friday. Mr.. Wadley was
I'm Alpine when the fire broke out
and the first notice that Mrs. Wadley
had of the conflagation was when she
heard n cracking sound, and looking
out OF the window she saw flames
leaping up above the granery IN
stantly she called for help and at
tached the hose to the hydrant. Mrs
Ed. Wadley did the same thing WIFI
her hose and telephoned to Pleasant
Grove for the fire department Abou'
fifty men came up from Pleasant
Grove and the effective work OF the
fire department saved a mush greater
loss. Water from the canal wal
turned down to there was plenty o.
water available. Chief Kemp, OF th'
Are department, was just returnini
from camping trip to American
Fork canyon and arrived soon "''''
he equipment came from Town
The loss was In the burning vi
lot of straw, the burning OF Wv
granery and lot Of wheat ana oa,s
The wheat saved will be Naluless lor
Nour purposes, but will be goou 'o'
chickens, etc. -. hi.
Mr. Wadlcy desires to express nl'
appreciation for tho help OF the hr,
department and citiaons who ih,n"
out. for had II not been for thcr nrll
valuable barn and much o'her pro
perty would have been destroyed
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
PLEASANT GROVE GIRLS
MAY WIN STAKE PRIZE

Prof. Giddings, the official Judge In
the girls flower garden contest beiBp
carried on under the A. c. and the
NJ. l. A. authorities, made an inspec'
tons of the gardens in Pleasant Grove
Monday. He was delighted In what
he saw, aud indicated that from APP
pearance alone, Pleasant Grove had
one garden that surpassed any other
IN this stake. However, as the ques
ton of keeping records enters mo
the contest, the mentioning OF names
is with held till after the records
have been turned In, which VIII BE-
next month. The five hest gardens III
Pleasant Grove are those of the Fu-
cal sisters. Aida and vida, Grace Cob
hloy. Grace Merritt and Margret Wal
kcr
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
'he OvcrIades Return

Mr.. aud Mrs. \. r. oyerladc ro,rr,
ed SUNDAY from Chicago, where they
nave oeen spending the past three
months studying In the Chicago mi.
versi'y summer School. Mr.. Over
lade taking theory voice and ins,ru.
mental training. and Mrs oyorlodo
studyihs domestic science. Both 70.
ceiyed diplomas and high credits for
their work They had very plea-
SAINT summer having experienced but
few unusually hot DAYS
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
/ Ward Wins Prize
ward n Close Second, With
NV, Results In the Third.

|.,oao up period having expir-
,7th. the committee of the
I,.rds proceed to the allotment
n,,,es of $40 to the cleanest
Ia * TO the next cleanest,
&c time ago was offered by
|,,nsmau. L. W. Lund: so our
h. committee of J. r. HALL
r., the First, N. p. Pou'son
II second, and Jos. Hilton from
ia wards, we're selected. and
|orer the entire city was made
.nto. A thorough inspection
|.Dd after careful checking. the
l,,o was awarded the First ward
|, second to the Second.
method adopted by the com
vas to mark each place where
L, had been done well on the
IN and to the center OF the
with a letter "a" those
where some work had been
Inf not a first class job, with
Ior 3D." and those places where
n had been done at all, letter
in the auto the committee
{owly BY 1856 properties, In each
Earking same as above with the
~ raeults
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

and plums for shipment to an Omaha
urn, which will handle twenty cars
oil peaches In bushel baskets which
VIII be shipped by Messrs Wadley ana
White. This new firm is able IN acl
cept almost any kind of fruit tina, &c
salable, but does not pretend To no
IN competition with the other packors
However, they will probably sbin
several more cars of mixed fruit he
fore the regular shipping of Elbertas
commences. '''
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

regard to the Third ward, the
Itee feels TO make mention of
n that conditions are not so
Ale 10 make such radical
4 as to entitle many residents
ward to be classified as "a"
N A great deal of good work
Zen done. and conditions are
much improved for any fu-
Sutest. And this might also be
| the outside places In both OF
Ter wards, so that radical inn
Sents have been made all over
h. That the citizens might
that this work has not been
to the center part of town
We would make special mem
the following and ask you TO
ky their places and see what
accomplished where energy
and a desire prevails to see
kdIng look neat and tidy. Geo.
bh, Jos. Dickerson. Jr. and
J Crompton of the First ward;
bills and p. John Carlson of
I'D ward; to say nothing OF the
)mount OF work expended on
patches and irrigation bitches
outlaying districts of, each Of
IDS. and the many neat places
closer In.
auy instances places receiving
|A's" do not represent as much
Is some which were marked
cause Of the latter covering so
territory.
)uncement Of state wide re-
bre being awaited with inter-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Republican Primary

There will be Republican Primary
held IN the Pleasant Grove City HAN
Tuesday evening August 25th' AT +"
d m. TO elect three delegates 10 AZ
tend the state convention to De hoio
I'm salt Lake City August Sls' an"
September LIST. Everybody invited
W l.. HAYES, Chairman
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Miss Dorothy Swenson and Miss
Lois Hayes have recently returned
from Salt Lake City. where they have
been spending the summer,
Mrs MILFORD Anderson was the re-
cipient of pleasant birthday party
by number of her friends and neigh
bors Wednesday evening.
A man by the-nam of Nelson liven-
cd things up one day this week by
permitting his team to run away
down Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs David Davis of Bing-
ham, returned this week after spend
ing the past month visiting with Mrs.
Davis mother. Mrs. Ann Loader.
Last Sunday evening about twenty
Ave young friends of Oscar Hanson
gave him delightful surprise party,
and on Monday night another crowd
Of young people surprised Hiding
Hanson. Refreshments were served
at both occasions. The Hanson fam
lily will make it's home In American
Fork
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Sues For Damages For Death OF 'hild

- ]. Athcrly has brought sun
against the salt Lake 4 titan Ran
way company for 10000 for damages
and the funeral expenses OF ms -
months-old daughter Pauline, VINO
was killed by the work car on the
orem road about three weeks ago
A. the time of the accident the child
was on the track near a sharp curve
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
Utah Power & Light Co.
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Mrs S. l.. Swenson is spending her
vacation with Miss Eliza Swenson
at Wildwood
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Hayes and son,
Emmett, are spending a few weeks at
Strawberry.
Miss Ncttie Alfred of Spring City,
is visiting with Mrs. Herbert Armi-
stead.
Mr.. Warren Alfred of Provo, was
a Pleasant Grove visitor Wednesday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. John Il. Coobs are
visiting with Mrs. Coomb's mother,
Mrs Jos. W. Halliday. Sr.
Mrs Steve Shelley of American
Fork, was Pleasant Grove visitor
Wednesday
Mrs Mary A. Evans of American
Fork spent Tuesday here visiting Mr..
aud Mrs W. T.. Clark
The Pleasant Grove band gave u
most successful dance in the Linden
Hall Wednesday evening,
This week Mrs. j. W. Wadley and
daughter, Rosclle. a'rived home from
two weeks visit TO Idano,
Mrs Florence Madsen of Duschcne,
Utah, will return home Monday. after
spending several months here visit
ing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Bullock.
Mr. and Mrs MILFORD Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Swenson at
tended party In honor of Nels Sven
son in Provo, last Tuesday
The Chipman Mere. Co. Of American
Fork has added new feature to
their already well equipped Dry
Goods Department There has been
steady increasing demand for ready
made baby clothes from birth up, and
they have put In splendid limo of
baby goods of every description II
it's anything In that line they have IT,
22-lt
|
Bishop aud Mrs. James Cobbley OF
Blackfool, Idaho, are visiting friends
in Lindon Mr. Cobbley is field sup
crintondent for the Blackfoot Sugar
company.
Geo Walker. VIM, Richardson and
families, who have been spending ten
days in strawberry, returned home
Wednesday, having had a most enjoy
able time.
We have so many new and convou
lent articles for new born babies. We
3 want every mother to see them. They
/ are all on display in our big show
r windows hipman's 22lt
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

anu ~. "o'orman failed to see II UNI
w II was too late to stop the car
The child was killed instantly
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
T. Il. christensen Buried In Salt Lake


u u. christensen Buried In salt LaLe
N The body Of G. l.. Christensen who
died IN Ontario, California August
loth, was brought to Salt Lake CITY
LOT burial this week. He died of
heart trouble. Mrs Christensen was
formerly Miss Lois Robinson and Is
a sister OF Mrs Earl Greenwood soon
as Mrs. Christensen gets her affairs
in shape she with her four cbildran
VIII return to American Fork 10 live
----O---
MT and Mrs. ]. C. Halliday we're
Salt Lake visitors Wednesday.
MI ; A. Richardson was Plea
SAINT Grove visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Halliday and Mr..
aud Mrs John Coombs of Salt Lake.
are here visiting relatives this week.
MISS flossic Dickerson returned
home Sunday. after spending week
in Ogden with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy X. Robson spent
"Wednesday in Salt Lake.
Miss Cleone Luud and Alma Kirk
made a trip to Salt Lake Thursday
Mrs. Laura Nelson is spending
few days in Draper
Mrs. w. $. Robinson of American
Fork, was the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. J. r. Halliday, Wednesday.
Miss Chloe Thorne and Lavina Oh
sen spent Monday evening with Miss
Hazel Walton at American Fork.
Miss Mary Richards has returned
home after spending the summer at
Cherry Creek.
Iva Melee of Salt Lake. is visiting
In Pleaeaut Grove, the guest of Mrs.
John Archer
FOR SALE -Pickling cucumbers.
Call on r. Weeks, Pleasant Grove
22-3t
VIM. Laugh left Thursday for
Idaho, and his brother, Frank, will
leave next week
Mr.. Guy Cutler of Salt Lake, was
the guest of Miss Estelle Fenton Sun
day
Mr., Roy Wilson returned home Sat
urday, after spending the summer in
Garfield
Mr. Raymond Nelson has sold his
home to Otto Mayhem, and this week
commenced eXoavating for modern
bungalow which he will build on dc.
pot street, one block west of main.
Mrs. a. II, Walker and Mrs. l.. G.
West We're at Provo, Tuesday, to visit
Mrs Charles West
Arthur Hall came over from Provo
Thursday, to see how business is pro-
crossing. He will return for steady
about September LIST
Miss Vervone Hayes has returned
from Salt Lake City, where she has
been attending school at the state
university
Mrs. Florence Bullock Madsen re.
turned to her home in Duchesue this
week, after spending FIVE weeks visit
ing with her mother Mrs. Alex Bnl.
lock
Mr. and Mrs Hilman Nelson re-
turned Monday from an outing nj
Oakley, Utah, Miss Halstrom return
ed with them and will spend scvcra
days visiting here
Miss Lucille Blake gave a BIRTHDAY
lawn party to about twenty-five OF
her young lady friends Wednesday
afternoon Games were INDUCED IN
til about o'clock Ice cream ant
cake were served and at the clos'
each was presented with a package
from q big basket
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

We have so many new and convou-
lent articles for new born babies. we
want every mother to see them. They
are all on display in our big show
windows Chipman's. 22-1t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Some mothers are neglcctful, others
are sensitive, some are modest but
any mother who will bear her
troubles and labors with integrity
win certainly earn her reward, but
when il comes TO buying baby clothes
either before or after confinement,
don't hesitate asking our clerks, they
viii an treat you with courtesy and
respect Chipman's Big Red store
,,,oricon Fork 221t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Halliday we're
Salt Lake visitors Wednesday
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

=, The body of c. E. Christensen. who
died IN Ontario, California August
leth, was brought to Salt Lake CITY
Tor burial this week. He died Of
heart trouble Mrs. Christensen was
formerly Miss Lois Robinson and Is
sister OF Mrs Earl Greenwood soon
as Mrs. Christensen gets her affairs
IN shape she with her four children
VIII return to American Fork 10 live
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Geo. Walker, VIM. Richardson an
families, who have been spending TEL
days in Strawberry, returned HON
Wednesday, having had a most enjoy
able time.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Bishop aud Mrs. James Cobbley of
Backfoot, Idaho, are visiting friends
in Lindon Mr., Cobbley is field sup
crintcndent for the Blackfoot Sugar
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22

Mr.. 5 A. Richardson was a Plea
SAINT Grove visitor Sunday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

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GLUE NOD
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CEUB No. .
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11
HERE ARE JOKES THAT MAKE
THE LAUGH MAKERS LAUGH


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pS '"' nc" '''N 'i'''
What is the best Joke or anecdote
you ever heard p
Eight answered hy giving what they
considered thc fann h.ue they bad
ever beard Oiho euin.d thoir an-
swers .n ono Way or another
Hero IS how Gcore A8e. the author
az ~Faa.s .n sanr.- e4osesod h.n-
self
sunpose thr he.f Iats Or arac.iof.
man rssr hear. ID ih. ,tt n,e
one For come r,aaa th. aFc th4t
seem To- remember h Vi CO.. all isa ,er.
hrief uheesr ih4t r.rrat ram 81.
pae. II 81 fuar. p...r ....rl a,4
ago
Two solemn i.oi,.. gentlemen og.r.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

Far CutsTriPs Mother Country.
Canada is nearly thirty times as
large as Great Britain and ireland, the
tota! area OF the Dominion being only
$4,000 square miles less than tbs
whole continent OF Europe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

WANTED Clean cotton rags 1T tho
journal office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

For breeding purposes see Bookctts
thoroughbred Poland Chnas.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

HIN city branch. daily except sun
cay lt a. m; HALEY and Ketchum
branch az 5:0i y. m. daley.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11

Let the journal print it.