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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
Interesting Legislative se..i.n.

The Maine legislature win be seated next
month upder conditions never before en-
couBtered In Maize Iaw-making. In the
Senate the republicans have n clean plurality
Of Q; in the House the democrats have a small
plurality, the republicans n threatening
minority, and the progressiyes annoy ina
handful. On joint ballot the democrats
apparently will have ", the republicans 81,
and the progvessiyes T. The organization OF
the Two banches will be Interesting to follow.
the deliberations and voting of the joint ses-
sions will be intensely Interesting, and some
of the battles of the session will without
doubt be very spectacular.
In order 10 follow the history Of this
Legislature you should have q daily copy Of
the newspaper which Is beet equipped and
located to cover this big piece Of Maine news
every day. The Ksnnsbsc Journal has a stai Il
which in editorial talent aud reportorial e..
heieney is unequalled In Maine, and II IS es-
peeiaIly well equipped In every detail TO
cover the Legislative news
This winter the KeaHebec Journal will turn
the best men on its staff to the business of re-
porting and interpreting the movements Of
the legislative session, and the paper will
bring out In detail the meaning Of every
movement Of Importance.
Advance notices Of all the committee hear
ings are published Ia the Joursai. matter
o. great importance 20 those who are watch
ing new legislation. The Journal also pub
fishes at the opening of the session bioRrsph-
ieal sketches Of the members of the legisla-
taSe. accom- panied BY portraits.
The price Of tffv Da " Kennsbee Journal
viii be 81 rs for the session.
Addres; kennebec Journal Company, An-
gusta. Aaine.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

The town of Eden is taking up in
earnest the plan of purchasing the
Mt Desert toll bridge, and its main
tanning 1t as free bridge. The charter
of the bridge company provides that
after twenty years the towns OF Mt.
Desert island and Trenton may take
over the property at its original cost.
Eden has taken the initiative, and
hopes to interest the other towns of
the island and Trenton in the propo-
sition. 1t Is probable that bill pro-
viding for the purchase and main
tenance of the bridge will be
presented in the next legislature.
The tentative plan proposed is for
the several towns named TO share a
proportional part of the cost, and the
county also to pay small portion of
the expense. The plan seems feasible
and reasonable. The opening of this
bridge to free traffic would be bene-
fit extending far beyond the neigh
boring towns, even beyond the con-
Enes of the county. Because of this,
it is suggested that possibly special
legislation for State aid might be Sc
cured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
STATE or MAINE.

Collectors Advertisement Of SHE Of La"S' I
Resident Osencrf.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated 10 The .os A y,
Gouldsboro, in the coaniy OF hAhe0'''
the year 1914 -, ..,..I
INHE following list OF taxes on rsAi ~,
i of resident owners In the IoNn % 80 y. Is
boro, for the year 1915, committee. -. - a., \
collec ion for said town, Oh me - ~
April. 1914, remains unpaid; arg no, III
hereby given that u said taxes iot . 20
charges are not previously pAid, % :, I osv N
the real estate taxed as is snfheienI 20 vi 4,
amount due therefor. including me- .s Al N
charges. will be sold at public Aue'iho ai,S N
town house In said town tthe sAue o ~ M
place where the last preceding shn y. ~ IA
meeting of said town was heIdl' ~ a,
Monday OF February. 1915, 81 . oeiOeA
Name Of owners. de- No. Of 49,. "a ~
scription OF real estate. acres
Simon Sargent estate,
home lot at West
Gonidsboro, buildings ,.o sa
thereon. D
James b Sargent, lot
OF land at West .s ID
Goaldsboro. s% ,..
ASA T. STEVENS, col ee,Vi y. ~ rs a. lg
for the town of Gouldsboro Tor Tue
Dec. FL, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

We print this week a word of
Christmas greeting from Rev. Sydney
s. Booth, of Exeter, Eng, formerly
pastor of the Ellsworth Unitarian
church. In personal letter to the
editor, Mr.. Booth says: 81 felt
tempted to write you an article on the
suggestion that Ellsworth should re-
vert to the town form of govern
ment. am heartily in favor OF such
a proposal, because have seen its
working under peculiar circum-
stances. 1t makes for such real social
democracy as no other form OF gov
eminent possibly can. Also, it helps
to eliminate party politics to certain
extent. 1t passes my comprehension
why any measure should be accepted
or rejected on party grounds rather
than on its own intrinsic merits"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

There is no more loyal nor more
affec.ionate son of Hancock county
than DIR. A. s. Condor, of Ogden,
Utah, author of "A Handful OF Flow
ersn, who contributes to The AMERI-
CAN this week poem appropriate to
the dying year, "The King is Dead."
DIR. Condor gives glimpse of his
heart yearning for old friends and old
places in the following paragraph
from a personal letter TO the editor;
.nRight now, this minute, my heart is
in Maine, old Hancock and North
Penobscot. I'd give whole lot to be
there, could go all right, if | tried
to. but do you know the leaving there
to come back rips me to pieces. Lo-
cation is strong in my temperament,
and home and friends, once home and
friends, are always such, and grow
deeper and deeper into my soul as the
wears draw on. | have been lucky in
keeping my friends all my life, and
that is the reason why-because | love
them when once made. But do not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
SpniaI No,urs,
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
i the Union Trust Company. of Ellsworth
viii be held At the banking rooms of the
Company In Ellsworth on Tuesday. January
y, 1915, at two o'clock In the AFTERNOON, for
the transaction of the following business:
!. To choose board of directors OF the
company for the ensuing year.
q To choose an executive board of the
company for the ensuing year.
3. To transact any other business that may
legally come before said meeting.
OMAR w. TAPLEY,
Clerk.
Ellsworth. Me, Dec. 30, 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
New Deputy sherins =.

Sheriff Silsby announces the appoint
ment OF the following deputy sheriffs for
the new year;
Frank E. Weston, Winter Hsrbor;
Ernest l.. osgood, BluehiIl; Cecil w.
Crosby, Amherst; Norris l.. GrindeI,
Penobscot; Seymour F. Wardwell, Pc
nobscot; Chandler NJ. Wilson, Bucks
port; John Carter, Southwest Harbor; e..
Leroy Fernaid, Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

Chairman Nelson, of the State
highway commission, in speech be-
fore the Maine automobile association
last week, took up the subject OF the
controversy between the farmer and
the automobilist in regard to State
road work. The discussion has at
times become acrimonious, and the
feeling aroused threatens to delay the
progress of good road work in Maine.
Chairman Nelson gives assurance OF
the desire of the highway commission
to harmonic the conflicting interests,
and to work along definite plan for
the ultimate good of both. He ap-
preciates fully the farmers position,
and admits that their complaint is not
without good cause. We print else
where that part of his speech relating
to this subject.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The Neighborhood association incorpo-
rated at Sargentvilie has laid out tor itself
a big program. 1t expects to inaugurste
State wide campaign against the mail
order houses, its slogan being, Keep re-
tail trade at home.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
Royal Notifies
STATE OF matSr
Collectors Advertisement Of Sal, n
Nom Hrsfdsnt Tho. @A

Collectors advertisement Of Sale NJ =
Son-ResideHi uacney,
Unpaid tares on lands situated IN AZ
9s Siswo ,a IN the county OF Haneoss 4
TfHh following list of taxes m
- OF NONRESIDENT owners in ~ eA 81 4
Ellsworth Aforesaid. for the vs.. 8, ely
mitted 70 rue for collection 10, s,i tsii cd
the xttn DAY OF May, 1914. remain. sail
ana notice - hereby given that n - aaps
interes, and charges are not prey,o sAl |, and
30 much OF the real estate taxed =. ~
Gent TO pay the amount due tbess,as -
ing interest and cha ges, will he "a lesiai
further notice at pubic auction a. sithc1
~ ssiG city OF Ellsworth, on the d,si ~
OF feornary' 1915, at O'Clock a. N, ''''s
Name of owner, description O,
p.,. ,a.,,.rsw aId,
Bayxide. w.
Bryant. Mrs J A, l. Brown sbo, sal
and lot, Water st. sup
oroekct. u, camp and lot, Green Y
Lake u acre.
Bunker, John. heirs. Meadow In, Y
Pleasant Valley. w.
Donovan, Nts Timothy. houss .rA u
lot. q ant st,
CHM, Charles. Eldridge land. Y
Gray, William w. Carpenter piAes.
Boggy Brook.
Ingalls,, Elira E.land at Happytowu
Jordan. John w, heirs, east aide v
Oak -,
Jude. William F, pasture land n, \
Herman Hill. camp at Branch
pond, =.
Mason, Edward @, island In Branch
pond,
Moore. william II, l. mill privIlss,. \
Field. Wsltham road; GRAY IxsS
30 "a rods; Wild land, Waltbsg
road. land OF Gerry 2Acres; psstg.s
laBd q Hamilton; wild land Of IA
w p Perry, II
Moon. Howard d. land on sarrv mad
IL scres. N. Bunker LAID. i Trr-
worgy, 4, surry road, W, Treworgy a
Moulton. Charles. Louise Barker Ana y
Alice kincaid Land. "A
Murch, Mrs Samuel J. house lot y
Water 81.
oss God. Harry W. p camp at Pat.
tens pond
Rogers 4 ingalls,, stesm mill, Wink.
um;augh. mill buildings and ma
ehinery, al
Savage, George. house lot Bavside, "a
Smith, Jastina, house And land. Bay.
side, Q,
G. J. BRosx, Collector
OF tsses OF the city Of gIlsWo,,s
Ellsworth. Dee 10, 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
State Of Ohio. City of Toledo,

State OF Uhlo. CITY OF Toledo, I
Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner OF the firm OF F. j. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day OF December, A. d.
1857.
(SeaO A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
nonials. free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
for Sals.

rTNHE VIM. oks or John Meader place. so.
i called. on the east side surry Road, IN
Ellsworth, Maine, consisting of about fifteen
acres OF land and good dwelling house aud
outbuildiDgs. For particulars Inquire of
FRRD l.. MASON. Ellsworth. Maine, or JOHN II /.
DAsPoRrH, foxcroft. Maine.
LNSTIRE equipment OF Gem theatre, new
IL Juiy a. 1913. Chairs. oscilating fans,
picture machines, Plenham vensilating sys
ten Address, GIN THEATRE, Lewiston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

INHE annual meeting OF the stockholders of
l. the Union River Telephone Co. will be
held at the office OF the clerk in Aurora on
Monday. Jan is. 1915. at 10 O'Clock a. IN for
the purpose OF eIecting board OF directors for
the ensuing year and transacting any other
business which may legally come before said
meeting, ME- sIIssY. CLERK.
Dec. 81, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

Man, hard of hearing, was walking
along the street, in a thoughtful mood,
when a young boy accosted him and said !:
sinister. yer mouths open" "What's
tnat?" 81 say yer mouths open" "a
little louder please, Pm hard of hearing"
"Yer mugs ajar - yer mouths OPEN"
60" said the man, passing on, 81 know
it, l left it open."
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eaantsn.

~~N~N>00~O0~N~~L0~NN-N ~NIN~N-NOoIN~N. -
I AIDES - With a few samples of oar
j hos s-y which we furnish for you upon
request, you can easily earn beautiful pair
of sa00 shoes We give the option OF q pre-
MUM or commission of zSfs- All orders are
delivered free at your door. We guarantee
every pair to give satisfactory service
postal eArdwill bring price list and full psrtic
ulzFs by return mall. BAY STATE HOSIERY
CO.. Inc 81 Willow ST., aud II Barker Court.
Lynn, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

try to make friends with every one.
/ wouldn't give much for one who has
not sentiment. l believe il is Gold
smith who declares:
BE it weakness, il deserves some praise,
We love the play-piace Of our early days"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
NOTICE.

THIS 10 to warn all persons from harboring
l. or trusting my wife, Mamie p. Billings,
ON my account "a shall pay no bills OF her
contracting after this date.
LEWIS II. BILLINGS.
Brooksvilie. Me-, Dec. II, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

HEREBY forbid all persons trusting II enry
a Heriick on my account. as I shall pay
none OF his bills after this date.
s. p. SNOWMAN.
sedgwick. Me-, Dec. a, 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
STATE OF MAINE
Coiiector's Advertisenrni Of sale OF Ian,
of Non Resident Owner.

Collectors Advertise mrni Of sale OF Ian,
of Non Resident Owners
Unpaid taxes on lands situated iu The tom
Castine. IN the county Of HAneoek, Tor d
year 1910.
rI,H e following list Of taxes on real sst.,,
l. non resident owners IN TIE iosa
Castine, for the year 1914 commit ed 70 q
for collection for said town on the hirttsnl
day OF April. remains unpaid. and notice
hereby given that II said taxes. interest II
charges are not previously paid, 20 mgea
the real estate tA1ed as - sufficient 10 pay q
amount due therefor. including Interest ~
charges. will be sold at public auciioa st d
town hall. on the frst Monday Of Febrasr
1915. At nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
AIT
tai 4.
J Wesley Grindie, one 10, or parcel
of land bounded on the noTtt by
Perkins ST., on the east BY land OF
Mrs A n Folsom. on the south By
the harbor. and on the vest by land
OF Mrs Ellen Richardson. contain.
Ing one half acre. more OF less
with the buildings thereon ISL
Daniel johnson, one lot or parcel OF
land, ooppc ed on the boith By land
of Robert q Y. on the east BY lshd
of Anna Witherle. on the south b.
land OF W A Walker. and GA the
west by Main ST.. containing one
fourth acre, more or less, with The :.
buildings thereon, ~
Miss & c Schenck, one lot OF parcel
of land bounded on the norlh ey
Perkins St. op the east By land Of
Henry Mclaughlin. on the south
by hsrbor, and on the west by lard
OF w q Sargent. containing ore
fourth acre, more or less, Nish the =.
s. W CASE,
Collector,
Castine. Maine. Dec. IA, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30

sWill you be glad to go back to school
and see your teacher?'' "No," replied
the boy with an active mind. II think
the world o. my dear teacher and Pm
sorry she can't have a longer vacation"
-Wushtnqtoa Star.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
20 lit.

= >
nFFICEs over Moore's drug store, vacated
~ by Dr. Gibbs Hot water heat and toilet
Apply to +. @. Mooas. Ellsworth.
TNENRAESr-Dssi rable tenement for small
l. family; within minutes walk OF p. o.
Apply 1T u Court 81. Ellsworth.
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4.ost.


pANR book No. sT9s. issued by the Han
ID cock County Savings Bank. Piuder
please return to Its treasurer. CHARLES G.
BuRRILL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-30
shoE STORES,

i WILL pay cash for fair shoe stock. Ad-
l. dress JOSEPH SIsos. Nashua, ". H.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10
SALMON LOCALS
graal's.l 4saT4as9 "a :, >, >

--
lanes CapleN went up the Lemh
mis- week to do some surveying.
An kinds of school supplies at H.,
Red Cross Pharmacy.
E. }. Hammer came over iron
lutte with the pilloneexcursion sun
day and spent the day with friend,
and helped to cheer the Salmon team.
There will be three big dances al
the opera house during the fair. Each
night Of Septem Der %, "a, 25. Must,
BY R. Whites 5-piece orchestra.
Mrs Grace M. Stevens, former wife
of Judge Stevens, was a candidate fo,
county treasurer of Bingham county
on the republican ticket and won Out
by large majority.
For job Printing come to this office.
John Willis, an agent for the New
York Life is working Salmon and vi
entity. Mr. Willis is resident of
Montana, u h unter of early days and
says he is he man who brought Roose
velt west for the first time, but was
too good democrat to vote for him.
Tuesday afternoon county commits
sioner Atkins and Oltmer met and
canvassed the vote OF the three pre-.
circts OF Salmon. The only change
made in..the count was that Attorney
Good gained one vote. Con- missioner
Hull -cane:up yesterday and will re-
main during the remaining session of
the board.
VIM. Carpenter, last year sold colt
to a person in Sioux City, Iowa.
The colt was sired by half brother
Of Star Pointer, noted trotter. This
colt in his first race few days ago
trotted a mile in = minutes ard u
seconds, the last half mile was made
in l.051s, and the last quarter in 81
seconds. When we consider that this
Is the first try out of the colt and
that the record for trotting is only
little below "a it speaks we'll for
the colt as a record breaker and shows
that fast horses can be raised in
Lemhi county.
A man by the name of German ha
been employed as miller for the Sal
mon flour mill and is now the ground
making repairs and rapidly getting
the mill In condition to run, 1t is ex-
pected to be ready in about week.
Mr. Germain comes to Salmon from
Pocatello, but is said to have had
vide experience as miller in the Da.
kotas and Minnesota. He came rec
Omnended as a competent miller.
1t is said the stockholders will; have
meeting soon and set the price on
wheat aud the produces of the mill.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10
Ser Dryer for wire

Dryer iur wire.
i. j. Atkins ana wife ,o,.
w, '''snoS from Dillon sunday
Miss DeerIng Green was a n,.sa,,. =
shn,' 'u,"aS morning to Tendoy for q
snort visit with rrienas. III
he children Of the Ryinsv ,
N ' "a 'eIl 'alnilies are occnpyiny trs
w. VI Mcpherson home on Ns nc
street Tor the winter. " ""'"
Tue Tickaraw Club, conducted h,
yrs Spooner has moved into rho
n"iluing formerly occupied nv the
Home Dairy Cafe. '"0
lie vacant houses about TOWN o
@oouI nlled now with families yro
are coming In from. the country m
sehu the children to school. There
are d large number of pupils from the
country who are taking advant.oa -,
'he opportunities of the high school.
Dan o'Connell bought a half in
SereSt IN the local garage this week
VII v Connell has had some exDeri.
eiice as machinist aud with the nc.
Sistance of his partner, Venzipo pa.
pettl Will make success of the nav
business if any one can.
Mrs. Shenon went to ouite mood
ueal OF trouble and expense last week
10 open the Shenon Hotel dinino
room to help feed the Dillon visitors
II is strange that town the size of
oa'mon cannot support a first class
motel where good meals can be served
j. T. Watkins went out with the
eAursion train Sunday evening on his
way {" Occur d'Alene where he will
attend the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Mr. Watkins is Master OF the lodge
Oh this place and will represent it in
the Grand Lodge session.
Miss Adams, of Dillon came over
with the excursion Sunday not only
TO witness the game and boost for the
Dillon team, but to do a little adye,.
Using for the Beaverhead county fair
ana The pow WOW and roundup which
Will be held at Dillon next week.
This will undoubtedly be a close rival
OIL the affair at Idaho Falls this week
Extensive preparations have been
made for the amusement adjunct to
the county fair. The roundup pro.
gram will consist Of fancy ana trick
riding contests, fancy and trick rop.
ing, riding of the widest and most
noted bucking horses and steers in
Montana. Rough riders and broncho
busters from oregon and WyominL
Will enter the contest and COW boy
feats of all kinds will furnish enter
tainment for the visitors. There will
he four days-Septembe Is, l6, II, ls
-hlled with pleasure and entertain.
ment. 1t is probable that there will
be good delegation. from this county
to witness the event.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10
CANDIDATES
NOMINATED

Although definite figures are not
yet obtalnable until the vote has been
canvassed by the mmissioners of
the various counties OF the state, Il
appears very certain who most OF the
candidates for the coming election on
the two old party tickets will be.
The commissioners will not have time
TO canvass the vote before The Re-
corder goes to press so the exact ig-
ures cannot be given. However, that
matters very little to tile candidates
or their friends so long as their names
yet onto the ballot for the general
election. 1t seems quite certain that
the following will he the democratic
candidates on the state ticket:
Senator-James II. Hawlsy.
Congrassman-Dow Dunning and
J. n. Forney.
Governor-M. Alexander.
Lieut.. Governor--James w. Tanner
Sec Of Stats-W. T. Dougherty.
State Auditor A. l.. LeHuQuet.
State Treasurer--L. NJ. Caps.
Attorney General-T. A. Wal tiers.
Inspector OF Mines ohm II. Nord-
ouist.
On the county ticket some OF the
candidates are quite close, but II is
not expected that the Official count
will make many changes. In the
precincts already heard from Barclay
leads the ticket for senator, KIrtley,
Stroud, Meitzer, Mcdonald aud Hull
Rave good majorities. Besides these
there will be Dewitt l.. Nichols for
state representative, Louis Il. RAmey
for commissioner of the LIST district,
George Steel for Probate Judge. A.
IL. Ford for Assessor. Allen q. Msr-
rift, for Surveyor aud W. II. O'Brien
for Prosecuting Attorney.
On the republican state ticket the
following are the probable candI.
dates:
Senator-James II. Brady.
Representative In Congress Add.
son /. Smith and Robt. McCracken.
Governor-John NJ. HAines.
Lieut.. Governor III. II. Taylor.
Sec. OF State-George X. Barker.
State Authorized L. Huston.
State Treasurer--O. V. Allen.
Attorney General-J. II. Peterson.
Inspector Of Mines Robt. n. Bell.
State Superintendent Bernics Nc.
Coy.
On the county ticket the probable
candidates are:
Senator-E. W. Whitccmb.
Representative. =. +. Noddings.
Commissioner LIST dIstrlct-F. A.
Preston Ind district, Ralph Nichols:
Srd district, II. h. W. Neiman.
Clerk-Timotby Dore.
SHERIFF.. e. Frazier.
Treasurer Philip Rand.
Probate Judge Frank McCracken.
Superintendent--ClAra A. Digglss. /
assessor william A. Warner.
Coroner-Wm e. Doeber.
Surveyor Fred Cfandnll.
Prosecuting Attorney John Rsss.
The latest reports on the vote for
Judge OF this district give Cowen the
lead with Hsnsbrough second. TIE
b be voted on for justices
OF The supreme court will probably be
VIM. NJ. Morgan and I'D wArd Walters. Z
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10

A little bsighbor Iiri. four years old.
reSnsTked = wonder how God found
nhmes for everything There are
nAmmSs and pspAs. Eirls. kittens.
dogs. boys. and hoEs-bui then any.
bodyo kHow what a bog waa-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10

A great many couples surprise thear
friends by getting married. Nov and
then . couple surprise tbsir fr1snds
By staying married
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-10

Three pounds OF chuck beef. one can
peas. three large carrots. one large
onion one slice Of bread Ccrumbied
mp. three cloves one tablespoon salt
Cut loaf Up 10 inch pieces. alice car
rU;S and onions Put all together IN
layers 10 . bean pot and cover with
cold wsier and bake slowly. nvs hours
Cover bean pot and looh ~ s,sv 90
eAEionAlly 20 heep plenty II water on
n THE makes a very nice diABsr
and a very sAsy one