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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
His Status.

There goes a man who makes 1t q
point to treat all women ILL.,"
S'eThe brute! Who is hep :,s E.
s}s'You see, he could hardly treat them
when they're well. He's a doctor" 2
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
y AK 5sgfF "a.
"A His Sole Chance.

Il "Cholly is very ambitious. He told
me he Is determined to make a noise
in the world" q e; Nh. Z
Then the only way he can ever do
It is to cut out his muffler."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
The CAPABLE Woman.

IN The capable woman will { always
have oaby to nurse, and the baby
will be her husband. James
Stephens. X ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
WANTED and FOR SALE.
VOCAL *iNsTRUCTloN,.

Ri Mrs. H. Z. y Ports, graduate Iowa
College School OF Music and Detroit T
N t. s., and a pupil of Nine. Cross
of Detroit CONSERVATORY f Music,
will instruct private pupils in voice,
at her home on East Gay street, Man.
chester, Iowa. +, PIG q II
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
With Astounding Love.

The only people who really love.
their enemies as they love themselves
are those who are their own worst
enemies. 5 i.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
GQQRend.

4 He--'I wonder why It Is that ] can,
never manage to be alone with you z"
She-"It must be- an act of Prov;
sdence. z Boston Transcript.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
LOST.

80 LOST. .ss.
En- On streetsi Of Il Manchester, or OF,
Ryan=C edar Rapids road south Of the
city. a pocket book containing sum ,of
money. Pocket book also contained a.
weigh-ticket with owners name on
same. Finder please leave at this Of
flee and receive reward. 1wk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
And No Heart for the Job.

,5'5l5....77 StH0 1v0 sIcdTt TOT Sne V0Us =
The man who is his own worst
enemy has a fool to oyercome.-Bos-
ton Transcript. - ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
= n I ! TFs NJ I
SDELAWARE.

,sSs If. and Mrs Legg and daughter,
Edith were Name hester ylsit ors Fri
day. S1.s 8 Il n,
Mrs. Howe and daughter alive
spent Satilrda at M anch ter.
Miss Alexander Of Nebraska, who
ssis visiting her brother at Greeley,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
!. Red Cedar Shingles fol
j. s5Sts FRS! -; r.. .-'sst,5
Sale

| ,Sf.L ~ a. ,
Having bought many Thousand
direct from the Shingle Mills in
Washington. We can sell at a
low price. We sell nothing but a
5-:-2--l6 in Clear Red Cedar Shin
gle. S e.. ..s.. Z Il = Z.
= Order now as we are selling
them fast. @5 w. 4.
MARQUETT PORTLAND sCE-
MENT FOR SALE. s. T.. =
SELL US YOUR EGGS AND
POULTRY. @ i: G.. ~, ~.
The lovETT & DAVIS.
PRODUCE !: !. COMPANY ! IN. J ! !
Telephone, 46s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
RAILROAD TIME ! CARDS
SCHEDULE OF 5ILLthoIs :cEnTRA, i
G,s, i 4 TRAINS n. NJ !,
West Bound. AS

-.'- D ~. q. NJ ~
No. 11-Omia omaha sioux Clty ana ,!l
Chicas = - ~ =. ~ W
NO NO! n. enieaso z e. =,
No i3-Chicago q ON aha Express
4.. II. x. I. .i5 8: As ~ NJ.
q No. Chicago e Sioux City Fast
Mall IS :. :05 As ~.
..t No. 27-Waterloo & Chicago Daily
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
yoRAri & YoRAN
sThos. Z. cARkEEk
.ptoRE,,M4N BROS.

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER SUPER
INTENDANT, g.. f.. corner 9Th and MAI
xtreetS. D0buO U0. Iowa sssis--5 * "
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
FL. $fs Was It Leap Year7
Ellie Mummy. when you and daddy
was engaged did you engage him or
( did he engage you ?--Lonlon Punch. 81

K So Short Lent.
Those have a short Lent, wrote Ben
franklin, who owe money to be paid
at Easter. 5s} Il -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

Il. .5ss5.l Il GEO. 8. LISTER /
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE All collSk,
lions given aCmpt attention. Real estAt,
loxns and insurance. Office City HD}
Block. Second &c.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

s, DENTISTS. Office on Franklin stree
north OF the Globe hotel. Manchssts,
Iowa. Dental Surgery in all its branch
es. Make frequent visits to neighbor
ing towns. Always At office on SatuI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
III .Ett}v. 9 +
Hub er Carr,
CARR & CARR,
Fred 9. BLAIR

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the
Ctty Hall Block. Manchester. lows .s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
gubeefaQr.

sIm Q sluquit oenm Sntlcn, gir. 520. Nofo.
Nin0cita SiraBe 53 sabre alf
glm H. glupnt Nutun gcion, 9,r. t20,
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9lm Nlugnii Naucl @iado, gir. 624. Glib
gonOsStrnBc. I %Qbr nli
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dcs SubercuOiss sQOiplinl". 80 Sabre ali.
Pm TO- 9iiQtIi Srnnf Wieriwctbcr. oSldoli
i0es Notwithstanding" 80 Sabre alt.
slut If glugnit gll5abctb vi. gun yir. 0i4,
GH0a000rleS Sirnbe 1 sSnbr alt.
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W1nr1oo shape, I NnOr alt.
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30plnr @roOe Strabe so Nabrc ar.
PIN If. gluQuit 0li5abctb Stunc, yr. 1s.
Siio 6ronis SiraBe. AZ sabre nlt
PIN 2. glnNnii Scrc 2ttldcr Sobns sop.
ftie NnlOiiul b3 ,S0Orc oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
(SnQIanO's NiadIt?

Tic gSelt bat 6iS1cr pel BON @ngono 0adt ge.
leieu Tic elgliidlc Slotte be6erri6e oos gSetneer
Cnaano fonnc eS nit 5mei groBen Seemodbten aufne6.
rner
aacrongs 1T Der Strieo 3miidlen Gnglono luO
Gcldihlauo crit 5ebn Gage alt obcr ga Die eneliidc
6lottc 5u icocr 3et ibluaertig cn oa miibte iie d
l Ger ir5cn 3cit idou NIT Gbrcn bcocdt ba6eu pcnn
ici Srfli@lcit oic im6erwiuolide 6lotte iuGre
glber nidts oer9lciden Cic g9clt perninmt BON
Sdadcn Der Sano6cere an Der ron50iiid]rn uno riii
dcn 0rcn5c ober nid)ts BON cnem @orgcbcn Der cng.
bcn 6loite sic bat oIcrOngS Die Noroice blodirt
piidcu Ger 9lorotiIc Sdottlanos ulo gioriuegcu
mo I'M ergliifen Aonal. 96er mas niibt oas2 Der
ncutidc Nnn0el miro oaour5 oleroingS total la6mgc
cat Gas lit cood feline Sdbdoi0umg NIT Der Gelltid
luno iildt I'M 8uraus gcredne 6ottc
Dic @ofinmg Die oGdid)c 5lottc ucrnihtcn 81 fon
rc treb Gnglano IN 0eicn arieg ciit iuo bic S9et
uarctc Dab lc iolorl Dorgcben mcr0c 1 oicicu t6ci
icl g2unid in Griiiaung 5l brngci. 0fienbor ober
lrogt Gn0ano M nt al oic oeltid)c 6lotte beran SSi
bic Office fam e nicbt 6nen neil in Den cigen gu
Ndn9cn 3i 0crieI6c Die oeltibGi Sorpc0obooe lalcrn
Ger Glbmimoug mo 8il6clms6aoen bari iic d5 nidbt
idberL neil Die @eidibc BON SelgolonD no 8orhul
ocn gr0btcn Drco0non9bt IN 0cn @runo id)iebcn wir-
0c
0os Ginareiieu oes yitol5cn glbons in oicc ariea
id]cnt BON iebr gcringcn g8ertbe ir HBlono niO
6ronircidj 81 iein. Scoeioas ipn gn9lono aud] gar
rdlt ou in ben & ein9rcilcn iiu iiidt ene Slotc
ami Spiel 81 icbcn ionOcr icnen &crbunocten Die gr-
be alen iiberlaien i'm Damn a6cr pcnn 9ette 81
tbecit iein iole oen 90menant6ciI iiir id in Nnprd
81 nebnlen. 90 mars INNER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
grfunntmadJnnocn.
Suogets NcbJroc,
bureau DcS gtrdjilcitcn.


BAL more, H. gtuQult 1914.
0crlcgctc glnac0utc nit Der Nniimrfi ,Yru.
pDinl for 0Dnitrnciin0 a Eccoratipc S0uutoin",
an 0cn sNOarO Of slluar0S OF baltimore @uD
norclliri. Werocn bis YittWufl, Dcn ?. Scptcnr
Der 1914 II ubr &orWiiinG9, i'm bureau ocS
SiaoisHeQiiirdiorS. HnibtOuS Baltimore, .yiD.,
clipcQcn 0cnummcn pcrocn iiir ocn Nnu mo
olc &pllcnoiug cines lilnitlcriibcn Grunnens
qn Der Nrcu3unp oea SuaauuD mo Der Guila
ro9lpenne. Baltimore No, pic au ocn
@ldHcn uer5cidnct IT. bic I'M Bureau ocs
.gianors nno Der &noaetNebotoe. auibelunbrt
iucrocn.
Gpe5Iiiationcn mo Edne I5nncn am uno
ldc0 1pnncring, i3- gtnguit 1914, aui GcnD
I'M Nurcau oes gtrcDiiciien. 3immcr Yir. 1910,
@mercan NHiloing, Baltimore, Mo, erlaugi
mcrocu sine Ocbiibr bon $500 miro iilr
ieoc 6cibe bon Spe5ililniioncn mo Sl0noruden
crbnbcu. Eclc 0cbiibr miro bc HiidQnhc am
o0cr p0r liitwodl, 0cll 2 September 1914,
per nidt bcnntten Spe3iiiiaiioncll mo Hiune
IN gutem 3uiianoc 3iriideriiaiiet, ooer Del
&ud0a9e nur oer %ane, meni Elm AngcDoi
cinQcrci6i miro.
Gin 6epIau6iaicr Gbcd ocs @iciers fir Die
Sunlmc bon $4,000. aui cine g@lcaring poue
Ynnl" pciogen, an bic CrOre oeS W(nnOrs mo
oc9 Slnoitntbs BON baltimore 5dDlbdr rluB
nit icncln glnqeboi ocppniri fucrbcn
Ser criolgreidDc Ncicr Gut oioen 0onlrnif
muB Nhrqibat iicllen mo oc Nurlnrilicn
0es Siaoiebarlere fiber Gonrultr criineH-
Sic 6onlrdfbcbdroe bebdli iio oGs 9icdDi por.
racno elm o0cr nuc 9lnac0Otc iurhd5uipefcn.
SbeooUrc %. *istidy
glr@iicii
9cndiigt.
SoGn 6rbcrt
iunQereroer Hrdiibcnt Der GontroftNcboroe.
(9luQf4 IBID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
Nriesipn zinc.

9lnd Ybloocipbin. ,,,.,.
.0oro Baltimore" nno rYenH" llbr Wssgii.
QeuS idplih uno Gonliaas bon 9iobi' iiiio Hl, Har
itmpre Ghdbc Ghrne 29oiIcrroute huid1 o.,
Gbclnpenle nno NclamdrciStnnal p1lieil In ~,
Ncticrion nilo 0hclicr. ga. an. SaQtAe.,yy
$f25 &intcic Gunoiobri 50. Siiliie 2es
9lndinbri pcr &n9 ooer gadDtboot ooer ~
~. q G.sVabn" $3.50. go.
GpeSlnlrnie fir eincn gScq. nnr nut Auh
boot ndn NblnoClpbia Giilin 75c, I'M gua1anlS
seine DnlDcn @iictc. Scocn WSuiiiu9 NV
5rcitng i'm gupuit ~
philadelphia. ilab Nnliinlore nnr giitl9 az, az,
Gaabooien aiiliia nit Abiabrt Sorn all j.
Dem Wiiitiuob mo 5rciin9 In glupnlt aoc,
Jiacbibooie inbrcn iuplidD, GOnninae anesS, y,
nmnr1eH llbr yincbm GurhQqnaesNil illelf ~ 2
ne0rtaen Jaicn hci glbdupba nnh Niln,uh
Giin Cape Wap, glsbnrn Nurf Song Hidn,,,nTI,
9lcluDotf. gtihnnb, IroD nnn n1rbltdcn Nl,rieou
ten .0ln6l6ciicn 75c SrnCbt III nieorlqe!hsyr,
Glcr nl5 Der Nnbn ungcnomncH uno pelp'
ocri. Gbreibt tiir Hciicllibrcr.
Glarsuce ehrncr NaeIu
(Nuntt2, ,8Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

NE rin5ige edlMlt IN Der 9tdbi.
llnlere Ndhi4laiien iebi often. Snnae Damen,
pclde Die NlcioermdmeriHlt mad ben ncuepeu
Wlciboocu erlcrncn moler. fjnnen oiee w inrs
ser 8cli onrd ben Nn.dlnh az oieie Nlniien
crreidhcH llnlerrdhi W1prGcnS. Nahmittdas mo
Ihen0S. Ncahenlc Stilnoen. Tm 0nnie be-
nonneile Nrheiien f0nnen udbreno beS llnters
rthiS iOriaclcbi pcrocn. Grin0llHcr llnter'
rihi i'm 0nipnri bon yditern eribclt. Ndbere
Nnefnnl fhriiliN oocr minOiD bci Nrl
0nberci 9'r- 50@l %elt'Sarntcna'stran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
Hcpartcment fir Difcntlinc Vcrbeiicrun9cn.
llnicr.1cpnrtcmcni bce Staois3nncnienre

yW WIG, nic CO uN0tUti
IS miro bicrntii gendB oeli yblhnilien Sc y
fonni Qema6t bob Die @laiicrungs Gommiiiion
Der Gio0t Baltimore na6 Oeni s. Gepcmbcr
1914 bea.nnen miro. Die na60enannten SirnBen
lii0 MucuS nit nioocrlcm Oiaicrnl 81 plln'
iicru, ncn 81 piaIcrn mo ncn 81 belcgcn Iue
Hcrlpncn uiio Gorp0rnitoncn pcrotn oesbulb
anlqclor0cri, 0r,nubnlhidcne lilr nlle ylrbeitel
81 lOicU iinO 0cic bnr ueni s. september 1Hi4
ptdbnng Oocr gluircHunq lindlQelnnnlcr 1ttds
Ten ooer NuenS oocr cne5 Gbctles ccrieIpcn
Euibia MAIDEN nl06icn Hndoem ite uui ioDe
gSeile nepiiuitert. ncu 8eplldltert ooer nell bee
lcat iiilo
Sic oben cripd6niel Sirabc.i mo eIncbs ino
9uurtldno IT,, oou 6raMliilsSt bio Gcnrc 81.
St Naill St. bon 9nHiiionsSt bis Genrc ct
3clirc'Gi., nnii eourllanosSt. bis ydbnglor
Rlncc.
Morton'smcn. bon Cliper cir biz G6ac Cir
MiorlonglncD. bon 0nger Git bis Hedo Cir
Nrondl (@dlrciD AucD, BON St 8ansSir. bis
VbnrlcS CIR.
lacabooO.9ueD. bon GtRonlst bis Charles sSL
guOeNrooc.glucn Ron NralG gllcp bis Ga0crsSt
YOncgropc gtueu bon @bdieSt Dts NreltpnsStr
9lllcO n0rolidD bon OuoiouSir,. BON CT Eduls
Cit bi9 poucQrpbe2lucO.
op aropc,NncO bon 0cnire Cir. uia 0bdic Cir
SuigropcN NneD, BON 8ihole Slr. bis HreliunSir
puoionsgln.. BON BrconSt bis Mit 6oNalgloc
l'loberAncD, bon NalnlltclrSi bis 9tiDnonbaSt
YconIoro 9ll. BON GnlOeri5 II bis @ourtluno Si
sllcb mciil0 bon 0nlpcrtStr., bon Gari Cane
bis 9cauiorol l9ucD.
Siaoi Sngenienr.
Sm 9luilraec Der Gfcdeunos eommiNon
". aeiib Compton,
E0ribcr itllo C0niuliireHocr Jn0cncur
(Snl27 9ng3,i01D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

2EancrfnbriM Oon Baltimore nil5
bcniincu Snmitn1, 70. SnnL ,,
1ic- prddti0cn Bort 1cp0Fi- mo Nctiet''"
0TiuriiDMen. "a
Gjrpbnrige Generic CScuirQe 9lnebicil, ,.tp,a IN
grpBen Nriide yiic6i5 ocu Gnsanebniina'O Onpep
gleicb Ncicbicr Sampler ySuo1ucbonna 3,u
0cn Sicnul, SOnnerilQp mo G0mllnb IA hs
llbr Gdcbm 8u Nduie mn l0.45 Wpcl''
9fithuods @orm. uno Snmlilge 10 HoIh.'
Hllctc 50c Wnlif. Sp1ffrr OO'
fNuutfS JN o 3litfc)
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bureau Der etrohcuSnrabrndlS- 0Ommifare.


lttmorc, 81 Snli 1914.
bic @frdbcn0ur6brnd5 0omnilildrc in Der
Si0ot Baltimore nindlcu biermit befnnni, 0aB,
ndd)oenl lie brc TNbele iihct bic Gnilcbdognns
pcn, ltnfoiteH uno gNcribCrb0Dungcn beBiinlid)
Der Gpnocmnirnun, Grbifuunn nno @crDreites
ring Upu NrpnoUab, nit pcrdlicocncr Nreiic
bon so SUB bis 5u cilua i0i SUB ourCb bic
0onocmnlriina cnce Wrunotdce an Der Sllos
pelis@dc bon 8roaomaO mo IDnnlcos sSfidbe,
nc0it ocn oaraltt bciiHnlidlcn cnoniililgcn mo
corriqirien crlldrenoeu Rldncn renibiri 0nnen,
QcndB oer &ormrien ocs Charters oct
Staot Baltimore uni 0cr am "a. WidrS 1914
nnter6el6ncicn GcrDrOnitg Nr. 4l9 bcS
WiGbofS unb Stlotratbe.
tie bermii gioii5 gcbcn. onb bclagic Gabcle
no Ndric anf oclc gSeiic Ooucnoct mo be-
0louhqt pornen III. mo odb ocr WiaOor mo
Gtuoiraib Oou Baltimore. ooer irqcn0 medc
Geripn ooer Gcrioncit GorpOraiiol oocr 0orpoa
raiioncl. bic NIT Dem 3ulprnd Der @nlidDdo'
nungcn oocr nuieric1ien gSertberb0bunpcn. luic
bier 0enanni nn3mircnln lilb, nncrbdlb
orcibp (3O) SnQen, pom critcn Sngc i'm NM
auit i'm Sabre 1914 on. Dem Taium oer erilct
bon una crulcucn &crjicnilibnng biecr Nos
tia onpcgen buttb hriftid)c Gctitiuil an bds
baltimore Sldbigcri0t dppeIlircn nidacn l'
Dem iic ods Gjercbt I'M cine JlcDlon ocriclbcH
Gaecnc &. 0irannan,
Suhn =. SanfDro,
parrD ". Jicmlcr,
GommIildre.
(9lupf. s.i5.22) Glerf
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Sic tici6Iauc Gee.

pic mcIt bic Yai Dlna0 mno 61upianf yilpssaa
SxlHriiun, $50 Wlcllcn; Saiuniirr; ociI gai' AZ.
&nn; 0chcnSreltcr Iiir flciHc Nnber. YET nh
lenic Eunirfcr ,,Smna Giles" &tcHlidA2 rnie
HonneriinQe UNI z u6r Wiorgcns; ~ paiurn
ciipn 10 llbr glbclioe Niucic SOC Nfet'"
nnI rs. Snn (Snmis.2&S .SWael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

T. sInpuii 1914
IS pro 6icrmit bcfonnt ee0cbcu 0aB 3, Is:
NierrDnan unh 6run GcnuB Der am ID. Null
ihnii A. Garaaropb . Ouie an 27 ylopember
1911 nmcnoirD, nm @rlanbniB nddacinhi bat,
b0s glnipcen ylr. 1000 A. EcnniOlpania.guc.,
ais DiientiiDe %dra9e 5u benuten.
g. e. Ghlbbs,
(9luei2s t5) c5ebduocs5nipcilor.
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gaItimure CSemeteru
ylcrmiIdte YIn5eiaen.


Scber GnQcmdnoerte, ber bier 5u bleiben ge'
henft fpnlc nmcriiauider giiracr ueroen-
Nclude bcr nl.en Sclmatb lln0ine6mIiDfciien
aus oOcr S0lpicripteitcn nlit Ger 3nponoe,
runoshe6oroc bel Der giidlebr. g4ie man an
ldncniicni 2Sege oaS NlrActrcnt crlnn0el ldnlL
ben, oie lorrcfen g(nimorieit. Uelde Hedte Der
gErpcr nllo icise 3ruu bat, ple man lin bel
cinenl Wcu1)c Der alien Qcinintb 81 oerbdltcn
Dat f9cldc Q0pic;e mau 6nm Niirgerucrocn
bci6rinQrn miB. nnc oiefc iuio buioeri onoetc
bo@midtiQc Graecn hcautuoret IN 3noerlalli9.
fer g9efc @ctar aonmc1er6 en5iQdriiacs gBerl
vg9lc locrhe h @iracr fer 8cr Siaaten ~
Sl PPM Wcrlnq OHde. WallmcNcr NubltIhinn
80, pos Cat 49, eireci, Qdp'Nprf. yi.'g)s por'
tDlrci auQctnH0t.
llNnll0- UiOVllHr)
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BricOB6fc.


Warrnp- Tr "a, gVrft.earntcaa.Gt nuS
SnnytWinpnnn 1rCberld-Acab
Neqr1bnibpIdtc roii $$25 nn. nnier bendnot'
ncr Qiuffiht Smnithumcn. @cuiibc. Btlnn5cn
clt Fu6 inl 9rcibhonS am QnuptGingnna ~
Inoen. ;luicr 9Ieeni ipiro. 9eIln eeiptnibt.
Dctiprc6en
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
(From the Chronicle.)


DIR. w. Fl. Warner was in the city
Saturday from Grangeville.
Gus Schultz was in the city several
days late last week from the Buffalo
Hump renewing old acquaintance.
Sam Goldstone came up from Lewis
ton Sunday evening on short business
trip, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hanfield, of Athena,
Oregon, left for her home Saturday af-
ter spending several days here at the
home of Geo. M. Robertson. While here
she also attended the pioneers reunion
at Mt. Idaho.
p. G. McCreary, editor of the Gene
see News, d. Scharnhorst and P. Stelx.
stopped in the city last Friday evening
on their way to the upper Salmon river
country on two weeks outing. The
party will go up Rapid river several
miles above Pollock and investigate
some mining property in which they are
interested and will then put in several
days hunting and fishing in that local.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
COTTONWOOD

ty, which, by the way, is one of the
beauty spots of Idaho.
DR.. Turner returned the first of the
week from Portland to which city he
took Jay Rhoades late last week from
Lewiston to undergo an operation for
appendicitis. Mr.. Rhoades has suffer.
ed several mild attacks of the disease
and it finally became necessary for him
to undergo an operation at which time
it was found that his condition was
rather more serious than had been sup
posed. However, he stood the opera
ton nicely and in a few weeks will be
able to return home, stronger than he
has been for the past year or SO.
w. H. Ralph was in town Tuesday
evening from Nezperce, having cried
the Brockman sale north of Greencreek
that day. He reported the sale a very
successful one for this time of the year
DIR. Orr was called out several miles
east of Winona last Friday night to
attend lady who had suffered q dis.
location Of the elbow as result of be.
ing thrown from horse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23

doing nicely now and that the rest Oh
the family are all well.
Nick Bowman is carrying an arm y
sling these days, the result OF an
turning in his hand while splitting wow
Rather an inconvenient time OF the ye''
to have game wing.
w. II. Baldin and sons and the 0seeD
brothers left tuesday morning Tor snet
recent placer find on Moose creek NV
will determine before their return w
value of their recent find.
Sheriff John P. Eifers was vis''0'
this morning from the county sea-
official business, coming down W 49,, ..
Mr.. Eimers was accompanied Dy :.
wife and E. B. Meeker Of Koosna' :
latter having been to the county se'' -.
connection with the petitions fo'
new county of Selway. n
Charles Carpenter and wife, a''v. .,
panied by Miss Palmer and n.s .
Linn, all of Kamiah, passed .nio p.a
Sites ON Saturday enroute to 'ne /.
River Hot Springs. Mr.. Carpen''. =.
troubled with rheumatism and eAp n.
to be benefited by the springs
Mrs. Carpenter, who is an a ~ .,..
school teacher is going just for .ns y
ing for herself and young friends
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
WHIT EBIRD

Pollock was drowned in the river at
that place this evening. Particulars
are lacking, but it is understood that
he with brother was in wading in
the shallow portion, when he stepped
into deep water.
L. F. Kelly, the young man who some
time ago purchased the ranch on the
Joseph from Mrs. Pearl Crooks passed
through town this week with his family
and household effects, from his former
home on the Clearwater, enroute to
make his permanent home on the
Joseph.
Word from F. d. Springer who is in
a hospital at Walla 'Walla is to the
effect that he is in bad shape and that
he is not expected to live but few
days at the most as the cancer which
the surgeons discovered at the time
they operated upon him some weeks ago
is making Roadway and has got so fan
along that nothing can be done.
Another storm of some proportions
hit the river country in spots Monday
morning and on the Snake river side
amounted to cloud burst which die
considerable damage at some of the
ranches and to the roads. At the
Behean place the greater part of the
damage was done and the water reach
ed quite depth. Some hail fell il
places but the damage was nominal.
Wallace Hill is again Whitebird s sol,
blacksmith, he having bought out tn,
shop conducted by w. A. Foster fol
some months past, and has closed it
Mr.. Hill will continue in the location
in Cones building where he has beer
for some time and will give the patron.
the same good service he has Away.
provided them with. Mr.. Foster ha.
not been physically able to handle tn,
work of the excellent business which
he has built up and so disposed of it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23

sale amounting to nearly $1,000 only
1850 was collected, the balance being
notes with l6 months time in which to
pay.
F. M. Bieker, cashier of the Ferdi-
nand State Bank is expected home the
last of this week from Charleston, and
him many friends will be pleased to
learn that he has SO far improved. that
he can again walk with the assistance
Of cane.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
Come to This Office For Mining BLANKS

ting away with the gravy and Earl
Steen holding the sack. Messrs. Cassidy
and Goode the legal lights from Koos-
kia, held the center Of the stage.
Chas. Kelly was called to Lewiston
the first of the week by the seriou,
illness of his sister, Mrs. E. M. Clark,
formerly of this place.
George Trader and family left for
their home in Dixie, on Tuesday. Miss
Julia Hartman accompanied the Misse,
Trader to their home for few weeks
visit.
A joint birthday dance was given at
the Ivy theatre at the close Of the show
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Hazel Toye and N. B. Pettibone. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
County surveyor, E. G. spedden was
working in town Monday locating the
corners for the new Hartman block and
the corners for the Scheel residence.
Edward Marlett left Tuesday morn.
ing for Charleston to visit DR.. ]. @.
Edwards, friend Of olden days.
Word comes from Arthur G. wi.
who is now located at Los Angeles,
that it was necessary FOR his wife 70
undergo an operation but that she i