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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-12-17
Christian, Church.

The Bible School will meet at $50
a. m. All the school will join with the
Loyal Sons and enjoy. their program
of Christmas music and worship.
Then the congregation will recon-
vene in the church auditorium for the
morning service. The minister will
preach, "A Christmas Sermon
The Endeavors are urged to attend
the service at $50 as the annual cleo.
ton of officers will be held.
The text for the evening sermon
will be, He Made the Stars. "A cord
ial invitation is extended to all to be
present.
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adding water slowly until all Jumps be-
come powdered. After the lime has
cooled the ground should be covered
lightly with it. 1t is better to clean up
and get rid Of hog cholera than keep
vaccinating every few months.
We wait to hold meetings over the
entire county as soon as we get caught
up with the vaccination work. Anyone
desiring to hold meeting in their COM
munity should notify me and make a
date then make arrangements for the
meeting. A good Club was organized
at Spruce a few days ago.
M. /. Hurley,
Demonstration in Hog Cholera Control.
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no. Wright over Saturday and Sun.

Bro. Wright over Saturday and Sun.
day.
The report of guns can be heard in
every direction. James Hayes Jr.
says its fine to 60 on hunting hike.
o. E. Rayburn, the Scout Master,
and his troop have tickets out for a
recital at Chapel Hall for Dec. 10Th.
We predict full house.
Mrs. Elstrom is reported some bet
ter. after a brief spell of sickness.
Miss Lola has the care of the Club
House and is doing fine.
E. A. Smith of Kansas City is visit
ing at the Club House over Saturday
and Sunday.
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Mulberry and Western Bates.

Mulberry and Western Bates.
Messrs Dan and Andrew Booi of
Danforth, III. are visiting at the home
of their brother Ed Booi on the High.
land Park farm.
Ed Rush Of LaCygne, Kan, sold DR..
j. C. Sageser a pure bred Aberdeen
Angus male calf and delivered him
Friday.
Mrs. R. l.. Nichols was on the sick
list last week, but is reported much
better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mayer were
shopping in Butler Tuesday.
Mac Braden took his car to Butler
Friday to have it repaired.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Sageser and
Claude Norwood drove over to Apple
ton City Saturday in the latter's car.
James Sageser of Colorado returned
home with them and will visit at the
Doctors home for a week before re-
turning to his home in the west,
James C. Ford, Route Amoret
will be reader of the times this year.
The entertainment and pie supper
at the Mulberry School House was
well attended Saturday night. Mrs.
Myrtle Welton and pupils gave a.
good entertainment for one and half
hours. Porter and son sold the pies
and. cake. Miss Ethel Bowen got the
cake for being the most popular lady.
Leslie Hudson visited with home
folks across the state line Sunday.
Claude Norwood and Mac Braden
were around Monday buying furs
from the young trappers.
Henry Gordon delivered thirty
head Of fat porkers in Amsterdam
Fred Ewbank and Harlan Porter
hogs Friday.
Master Lawrence Dyknan was re-
ported on the sick list the latter part |
Of the week.
Saturday was a rush day for the
lax collector, Harlan Porter. There
are only fourteen days to pay in before
The penalty will be added.
Rambler.
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Loyal Sons Bible Class.

The Loyal Sons very cordially in
vite you to be their guest at their
Christmas service next Sunday morn
ing at $50 a. m.
This is special service Of worship
in which you can join us and help us
by your presence, and we believe
you will enjoy il and we shall enjoy
it and we know we shall enjoy hav-
ing you with US.
We will meet in the Circuit Court
room In the court house for this &C.
casion, so that there will be no ques-
tion Of comfortable seats, and plenty
Of them.
Each Loyal Son is expected 20 Be-
1t the class room at $50 sharp, and
bring one or two friends With ron.
Bring your mother, wife. daughter
or sweetheart. But however you
coma, Be sure and come q e1rly:as
possible that you may not mir any
OF the service.
We heys l0l member enrollsd q
Ills time and Ne want every ~ u
HEN h their respective 49, SIM:
~ nofning. Csc So
This Invitation = not - lRl61 81
&Sl 49, 49, Ia L. = :
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VI wi POA 0SAVu VAAvuk I11c oWAucs ~
vided nothing in this section shall pre-.
vent any person from hauling in wagon
or other vehicle any diseased swine,
known or suspected Of having any con.
tagious or infectious disease, or disease
commonly called hog cholera, or to I'm.
load said diseased swine at or in the
stock yards Of any individual or corpor-
alton, commonly used by the public for
shipment.
Section 4s69. Penalty. Every per-
son who shall violate any Of the provi-
sions Of the four next preceding sec
tions shall be adjudged guilty Of . mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars.
It can b seen very readily that one
u not sxcusabls for burrying hogs
which might die from some other cause.
There i tendency among some farm
err to believe thats omsthiagethsy than
cholera killed their hogs. Cholera i
tie only dissass IN this country that
kills hoGs IN large numbsre. .whils II =
pqanibls t. ~ : hog occasionally from
some 1ther causs than cholera yet any
hog snapsetsd Of bsing siek shoun 10
isolated immedistsly fto3 IL balance
a. IL he'd md confned to ! auaran-
Tia poh until Il = 6ntfralv ree6vnxod =
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VUfIIHIeICI6I NUIGS.
Mr.. H. o. Maxey gave very inter-
esting as we'll as instructive talk to the
Commercial Law class Tuesday morn
ing. He discussed realestate in detail
and we hope to have him talk to US
again very soon.
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llI0fl.l.

sssow IDf1.
j t1n has siiifs sis,a Il
slgilles sEetor 81 tisa list Ss
nan lsss Il has al fiSess /
oat saourge of i Basksl
by the authority of Tie aasp Il many.
counties, medical sclepsa .sas lnurlilat-
ed tue ciyilizsd race and made d p0eir
IS ss.HSS7 y TsII r H1eI9Te 5ennef
III re-
ported small l-pox sesl at the rate 81.
f,Tst55 - every million inhabitants Tce
day the yacUine point has redneed the
rate 20 20 to each million Universal
yseclnhtlnn Is compulsory ID Germany,
iaad The rate has fallen % less tsiarn=
Two 70 II htlIign. 1T Is rated at one
case to = million in sweden today !.
Knowing tlfat tle dread lIissase. Has
killed more people than bullets and
ssi:fssne confined most or the woria,s
g9YsF ents compel It's seobie 10 S. "a a
All United STATES eoI-i
dssse and sailors g,ass through the ex-
I'M MI nus lAsldIag On
otr hQTes MUS De ilso any
states s.e.Ss lkses That order aelIooI
childleh to be yacelHste efaonB
,sIIo nlYe IpE mn ergcEIe { the sperati6 Ion
ir yFssy es dshied he ffs viisge 81
sotsna as al 8 e1eet ion. B5fii BRIDE
~ kocla lrs cert ms En NORWAY. S
tllst they he 80 been inocii lefed before
me itii1iete tef win 16ia them iis els-
loe Every child born Id q efaIasigs
u BE vacdf ted In its lif:sk ye;tg 81
LIE and agsin s,sefye years later. 3
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VIA zee used in paying oft the bonded
llSe PIC CHESS 70 the AMOUNT OF $23 i590;-
COO ana for improvements 10 the
system amounting TO $26 500
An sead dftion so this the city lines or
lttut coInDany VIII receIYe for Improve
uaetlGs e part OF b bonded debt 10 ISe
sseured BY the various corporations
scontrullen tyy Henry e. HnniihgtoE.
dnoladtng hie power lines, land com
panies and the Los Angeles Railway
Com ". which is controlled by Mr..
Huntington.
his year the Los Angeles railway
has spent approximately S750.0O0 in
ssi=sf rs new street cars
|of the large center entrance pays as
sou enter type and the intention IS
20 have these entirely in use within q
few years. About 25 miles of new
traskage has been added to the system
ana cross town cars, adding great SER
Vice In saving time 81 going from one
district to the other without
coming To the busIress caaser Of tile
city to change, nave been Installed
There are three OF these. one bisect4
INK the city cant and west and one
5iseeting the. cityh north ind south.
n 8 e ~ aYelsue END n
third bisecting the cfty :rnnning north
ptte l2ssI ssciog 9 mi luUH1 gln0s Tf5
West Seventh streets
Approx xlniat 500. 900 persons d day
are carried Qii the caro- .ySf the Los a Ii-
AgeleB Ran way and 5000 eHipeyes ara
Ions Els payrolls, 1t owns about loo
aliles OF trackag covering an area;
Eo9 200 square miles -, 81
Number Of imbrnS emefts now
TOT facil litate trafEic ifelutia
q szlbwey 70 the Santa Mcnica
bran nches and q Eloftss and south sub
sway; with terminals at the Plaza. and
Jefferson streets. to which the pas
senger Will be transferred to the sup4
NAV Cara s2ha Snh1f az will rim cIoEa
20 Bros dr. Ay. An electric limo To con-
Rect the Pacific Electric at Sixth ana
Main streets with san Pedro street
lines viii remove the fisteFarban
3tTilifls from AIain street, West second
and West First streets, which win ev-
yIlJuHIIy ne opened by Means OF fnnT
'nelss estabI Iishing new and vest thor.
;01gfifare5. BF6adway Ii 10 Be pe1eS
north and south. " nich vii pfoFfde
Tor Fot1 ding caTsJ Etr4i isht tdregg llie
hptsl1 esq aistTiet. fs,s siiisss
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lI
Rock fIiff. Mas Is siii ~ ont
OF about f25 regis cred voters Vosara,
4tsiEll Hill sdoptea the cnuiInlssion- 5
plsfs og nuntcl fai sDvelfsE
We vote n fss as foIi0Wa For c5fii-
nsiasion gos ktsaeilt A61s Aga 81
cpinnllsicn 81
AeiiHsf comm f6sf0n lii 1sE.s.. "a
n . conn on Ia ana cor plaii; az
astlni e'oy htopte4 .er6
u III IL fIes lllfsf6f nlan u q les
sFfiieh b ii tie city or Sumter s. snpSs
kleing cyerhi The plan q
* here provides Tor .st3e election, ~
tbe time OF ffjs next ftEanine rs8tt. sIzfszl
Hon 81 1ffb IS 5f IlFse CON
sllls sisoleE he eglnIa lcners sIssslI
aelact by let one af sAelr { Der y l3o
sie ls syo1 of
Eilt q ltys 81 5r serve "a rec
1lle ming coiainissi
VIII draw lsffs Is 5kys1f
sioiaer il1i d elected - ~
fIlie "a s s. u I szl1a 81 s ~
SO ~ 6k I 81 STiil ontnle
a mana ssieh l6sS "a tissg
may a q 5fn 81 bis ifas2
to flin maj 4 1 ,allsltE nsdf11 aist lsllAl..s
"a
g., sls 81
ycitts anu The t1lis 5 81 90 & li5I
llle 81 aiIstko q rive II
klfei tfrse
fl 6f rs
&tfe zt0c
eellag ss Is 81
tor nk the fogn 81 tI
ilsa5 & l0B6
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THE LOs ERJRRAIS
EllPL DYING 10000 nEII
Zoo cars Rass d TraeAas csssaa
seyslopsr = saassfs05ssa ssS
I q. q 3, .. { J.
- n. q a 3. q ID. -. ~ a

d3o Angeles. Cal, May ffos An!
geless has been. noted for 6ars sOts
having one OF the most CON bfeS6 city
/ md subuFban tTansper atian systefna
In the country, EC1t it has nor iseen con !
tent e; = rest !: pom this ea 2ssbla
& 10 keep up with the growth Of the
leterllrban trafle and % tuake iextsh-
sions Iof the line. the EaclE lEe "a isatKic
ohtatA led permission q wear also 10 seIl
bonds 70 the anlgunr sof &, COO. 600.
This money Is now being expended as
was originally planned i u
~ Thib year the Pacific Electric has
~ are many improvements Tor the bet-
sefmeht Of SIS system. More than AZ.
~ ulilaB Of new track have been cont
pleted, while fifty more are under pftS
cess bf construction In fiiis latter
group comes the connection OF san
BeTpasiino with the Pacific electric
line ySifich now goes as far as Ponio@
M, and then by branch 10 CIarsrIofit
and Ontario ard upiauds, exte ifsionsi
as Lot q Angeles haFbor ana St Neys4
port leach, the connecting oS Corona
with the Riverside dine To- san Bar
|gaId no. extensions at florence. and
additions 10 the city lines OF HAsn1isL
M NJ 81 men are airtainee by The Pa7
citic 1iectfie. 9ss ~
be company has speEif 81 800 .o0O.
|Ap 9Is. iD the pnfcahse 5f the new
passen ger equipment 'hia incl tides
10 fleAV cars 45 of which ar SSf II sefs
gsntic fnternrban type and the ne
IlatHed for the shorter runs. For the
freigtt traffic ten new nsDEnl aelecfriei
sngines have been hoag ALSO a large
ntiE1l1ef Iof freight cars 4 IS : .sSs I,
ore than Flye Big nitics.
More than 100 cars q day leave and
enter Los Angeles of Paciiic
! Facss, carrying an average nf Is O.~
00l persons daily. The Pacific Eiecs
trio owns 2, 500 miles icf track and haEI
z more than 600 eTapi
be- Ilrtmber Of trains operated bys the
sEses &c Electric ia greater han tbe ec1i
hined Total Of the g We Eastern cen.
- 5tT1ti5g tFsfiic, namely Ehlcas6,5
lrsasalls polls; Cleveland, Detroit and
The LOS Angeles IdIway co. which.
scontrcle the Hay lines oon1nod
STRICTLY 10 the stfeats ce los Angeles
Is arranging to sell ia 4 Oh bonds is.
ths sota I ssl!Ie 81 $50 200 .os0 which,
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Ono hundred and eight 4 vears iSlzo
toIsa 7osss ss Il sss W flia ton sSsIS;
perf0R s S, gsbc ans / 4 On jS;sf
dayp D Cd Z s .gIsnner. sil 4 as .s,,s g
lil,R Doctor who had sisPot VI 80 ears
to atudying the subject lfsw iyfnpfi
from the hand OF Sarah NewIes 4
nliIIEfuaid who had cont1 kted cow
pox while milking cows. I3e ar,I,,ias
It To- klia fin ~ slEl 1airi IA !. sIi.s ~
named James PhiIIips. ia zzaes fhs
or ING rpnauesE tiF sI1a ;;SSx
anu at II ~ tine eEaaI l-p0s was Gauss
u 4 - ~ ~
haEuan races It has 6as strbyed Or dis
figured moro than = fourth ~ IIIan. !.
Kind IL s lllea mere than so asGsGS etSSii;;
Europeans during the eiga teentE eeil-
tsiEy Tue absence OF peck marlts n,
tla9ge days svas q niegns al idenf II lIcs-
llotts The London police Department
issued the folInRilig descrii,t an I re
the cFlEainal Bolla lt in the Hsventeensa
tentpf, honlas yiys a short biiS-
. iiSroioreds withS
out pock mari Iss = = Z =
s BeI0Es tll e dI5SoFefy az vaecfnatfafs.
cft A. IS today a lilssf ssals 81 =.
sse rs diaeo9ery tlS Mefis
the dEeaf elaease wiped 10 l5Af
cent OF reenlatitis g pop "a N s
carried 4 % the New gi0rtd an
years aiker Cottex iiflss Ian a is
leo over 1900: 100 es & fallen
Victims To- the HcoafG:. oE, North
Amer 1diahs faI; zbefoie rs isfssss
3 s.sr fell before the sgI re man y
-. =. -
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Ia laIi today az u alllI Iaira. IL

Hs gaia today kla lie and ans. tsy-
next session but IS yet he had rot
atee the posi- Ion offefef q
him hy egal scEloof boards Il IFS
TndnrHtcod trfas an ffofS Is being
psade ~ s0fIlA OF tlse 10 I1fisfg
Prof. fsydei. ta eGeca for ths next
year sFIie lias ten has moi been taken
that It. viii be anftfed befofe the board
soon aftge the Efrst Ion n Iilcif
toe ut, held on d stu !. n.
ssIlISs Nor9laHs da tier y =. ssssse man
I'D sVHibalin where she IS uilfsing Mi
q. A Norrnan ana his d Eiter. agiss
Sorflai Is a trained nurse, baytiig sss
Gently grA1na from an Ion
al ChaflAatohs Y
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i RELIC oF TlflE PAsT
ore % Wrist Coste1 lskessss IslhoYsell
slitsr Coufs ergcs'F ifIsI. 5


Ware Shoals. AE6S 1 S. a. TslIis
who lIyes betFeea Ware lsIlaais s,ifi
Hedges, ~ going fsiFcsIsh 4 tfstnlt bes
sSsonging TO D ss wife. who died leenHtS.
M unea 90 IS az old
artlcies, incIuding Conf ederata rlntieS.s
an Oh cottOa drasa which saSou@iI;
q slesefV1 leissl q
leeas Y ee = - - enc sss5 ss
first cotton drass sses IA df tgd into tiiis
state after she close 0t tiis Var fSff
ssIof, as was I',ys
ffisE III 12f ID Is 8 ~ sgsI ~ 10 n
bury de eeba & made IRON x COZ
ton cloth. pFiTttad witlf St
clis md 4 srsail siaitpe III fe,l. y Se
Cloth Il ii excellent com ton and
81 prihtilg appearE 70 have gaIed
iicas kt II d Before her iiiartiAa6 ifs
Hi waa tiss lnksl OH dEsfi pa
HfnoiiR RS. s effects VIZ SO
n cnfede efafe bsIl lnfed
fns 81
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Stliat ii ne tsas lllei
aase fees TOO man IL s6sinl
tess ana falbfte an ya9 IS ls
the eneral eapog 81 tlse vsFfosis
sed has thaae
n l 81 2 q eif1e en- tie
~ HiIa conyen ki0ii. II pfsnas
~ he erisf a
Fsiiaf ey H1ag B
Niasls tie order 81 isitles daf M
q fnipi & "a a;ld sea a
lls 3lis
IS esfe6sted tf,s q "a ms
Ee aslsns b sle rs ainc 7ont IS
iitsiss1d 1na are aft1reb1f 81 tat
eesn 9eI lestfr al I'm li :
sect iotfas 7ie a,sd
tbs II meetings iih Sci
.fsfta bt Adld 81 tsi T XII
pn itson boards. 81 8 cam loSi
Etst tila iskiesi n7sn a
~ o hone hise so +, Tor tif
and 1rHda8 ohcbt 95lrsS
s|fQs tl1i n
o. fion 81 !.
" nd sIanta 1ns liia jSsiAss
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jnter oY the Southern Baptist S,tSEs !.
iyertton. neeIafing that these boards

.t3l ft5 ~ 81 sf3i
inteh III the Southern Baptist Con 1
Yertton. airing that these boards
ItsT 9 TeS,siytIy 9opdUcJed, the
|FepeEa reed me nded that the eSn-.
xenttpn iLtfs &c these Odies,' to MAIN
tain aft atas fel lions with EACH
her and hat 2 hereafter no large,
general mQYeulents appealing TO the
dene etninnt Ton shall he launched BY
any one Of Ilsse boards Without con-
sultatt Ion Sgt tsl the others and the prop
ers sslbsnisei ipp Of the convention
Other regga Ions affecting the gem
Eefai Dot ar were made.
/ Eot the better conducting OF the
tlnanclal fEasTs Of tjls convention the.
report recc men Eiei the adopt tton or q,
budget, appo toned 20 the various
states Tha coInmission suggested
thae state atoms to be BY,
lRegniaTity IN lyfpinR to bennvolanf nh
iectE as fo church expenses
was urged the whole round of church
HDneY0iehce fc receiFe fiiie and r,rn.
Z. kisIiytian union ana
dehominas Iona e etaciency, as viewed.
BY the Sou avn aptists, was set forth.
/ ct length 81 the report, With the re-
itpsf;Is d tIosf & that ksi e. tloIsYtsstinn
|eqoRt Al fgl AS tho clear EXPIRES
stcn Of psition OF the orgRnazas
lion. his con lon reIoicsB In tils
many evIderg B increasing inter
lest 81 Ghsis an sni0n ( sIii6ng Christian
pfQpts. eFef eIe said the report
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been aron a s flsa Is 81 clre Ss
tha new .wa.s alsdehl otofS "a
By lJt Haftfa &c SeddH6ri
llse doctor tsf,s Is t Il
u ~ 6si6jef 10 az siefaas trel
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IFfbnl Iaafln ail q ct0rgIl


I Stl9efi5t Il tof Hon Swear
ger s ad tlress IL ing xerestses
nf the Pai 7liy, r Is
asas Plea inliee6 50 6E Se0pie or
that comm Sg6aflngen re
sletsed Y Z, tss ilogsesa made
S. I III .,s.a.ss.ss
excellent work acnoIs sslf1d. South
Carol Inn etauf8 read t5 hell any, sSt
tia acllue1 ~ ich shows that X iE sgslz.
Ing 80 II ell tsaelf. Z NE play Fecelst tly
efeeteE = new bull q ii :. Tsfe t,pper
looE Is u be used an IN aHditerfiIii
gsElnssnasns q swesE Ssn told tho,
much Is SIS his ciIle Fnnisl fiiFEisli
The rest Of HE fifies ST cienf 10 6iinft,
the auditorium mtta opera chairs
iEhe money. gas INN tsiy raised, !,
an6 lrs wi li6 lied before
..sap rex Hel Ion oD ca IA I Swear
pleh ~ - told khs people flist The
state OfiiS q .naii "a ffsair s,s.se h.ifIlihS1
alsl lsi4 !; ~ if,l,s,
slis ). snfi,idifl mn nice
4 81 fedsie eTif affn zen
feesst6h a rs ms from
eog'le az air Play. 5.
EfofEa fea are now
,ssi1e Aid srq veya ilaaf ece as1 Hfisi 3.
ing q ready nj Fgiy Da-
w. ~ sSeYSn sal loss q
kojf;1 les rid IS - us lsas s
laf8t srf5 3thaf
q son III Ua - u t6s.sII
sigs h sSfd ale assas,S
aas sgf esit on laif dunf OK 81
aFeEls shisl hAp u iIea II ilsH
KQ = - p d $ - ef n
r0i g. O. naes Tor
l9yes i7 - tlis ,sssia3 NJ,
feT s. Prof r
Ser ie l1 llIt2 ,e 5sli ssi
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The Los Angeles N: Itgay co IL i;ich
controle the trolley lines ooflfI1ad
strictly 70 the stfeats ce Los Angeleg
Is aTranging to sen ms Sf4 boIisis to
the tcth gsiue of $50. .060, ,Oa6 witch
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-09

White clover seed at Hawkins
Hardware.
Mrs Andrew Little returned from
Boise yesterday
The Idaho Orchard Co. has brought
= roadster for J. R Field
Mrs. John salskov Of Sweet was
shopping in Emmett yesterday.
8Iide Cook Of Camas Praire was in
town last week visiting his brother
AdoIph.
Miss Alta Robinson has rented
George KanatzeFs popcorn stand for
the summer.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
win give a cooked food sale, Saturday,
April II, at the Hargus furniture
store.
Cyrus V. Wolfe has been appointed
ditch rider Of the South Side Canyon
canal from Black Canyon to Rocky
Point
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Richards and
Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmerman
were in Boise last evening 10 hear
NedilI Mccormick, the Progressive
party leader.
The Sunday service az the Christian
church VIII be given by the Christian
Society at Z o'clock and viii
be especially appropriate for Easter.
The subject is, a Long Look Ahead
Special music
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Ground bone and oyster shell at
Reiliy's.
Two wagon IDads of gypSies infest-
ed the city this week.
Try the reversible heels, the easiest
hesl made Burton's shop
MIR. and Mrs. C. P. Hartley autoed
To Boise and Caldwell Tuesday.
Our Very Best Flour is guaran-
.teed-s1.75 per sack at John & Nc
Eowan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Rundstrom, Mrs.
Fairchild and Mrs. Hargus went 10
Roise Monday in the RundStrom auto,
Mrs. Julza n. OInstead of Boise
was looking after her 160=acre tract
east of the z. P. Hartley nursery yes
serday.
Mr.. and Hrs. J. K McDoEall took
MIR. and Mrs. John Orr and Fred
Brown to Caldwell in their Overland
gar Monday.
If your Shoes work at the heel or
the lining is worn, have them fixed
Nth heel grip lining, ard save stock
ings. AT Bu-tons.
E. E. Hampton is preparing an
other 50 acre tract for crop this year.
He expects 10 have ms entire 40
acre tract under cultivation this sea
sm.
Rev. Philip Koening, Z Congrega-
tiUual minister from Ontario, was
looking after spring E'Urk on his 20
acre tract nsadheast of town this
week
Camp tenders for the various sheep
outfits are ROW becoming Jziite prpu-
lar aJnong the fellows IN town; no
doubt due to smne extent 10 the ZAP
preaching lamb try season.
Need buggy or wagon? We carry
the celebrated heney bnggies aud
Webber wagons There are none bet
ter. Let US tell you about their su
perior qualities. Hawkins hardware
Miss Russell of Boise, not accept
ing the position as pianist ut the
Electric theater, Miss Eva Smith ar
rived Monday morning from Ivy Wild
b accept uhe position
Miss Hazel Flagler, who has feen
in Boise this winter, came over with /
he Breach Trio Friday and will re
mann at home for the summer. Miss
Tilden of Bose will visit for a few
weeks at the Flagler hosae.
Your horses will be shod right at
oeterson's blacksmith shop All kinds
# machine work, both light and hea-
y, promptly and satisfactorily hand
ed. Wagon repsiring neatly done.
shop at foot of MsSn street. Sam Nc
Iilisn, proprietor.
Manager Kinzer Of the local asso-
iation states that they have had
reat deal Of trouble IN filling orders
or lime and sulphur spray the past
IN days owing to the inability of the i
pray factories 10 furnish a suffieierE
1nnlv of the done
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The best coal at the Fruit Associa-
ZION. Prompt deliveries
Editor Norton Of the Sweet Sentir-
el was in town Saturday
There seems to be a shortage Of
alfalfa seed at this time
April 20 is the date Of the annual
rural school district elections this
year.
Lester Nichols is having quite q
large tract Of land leveled for al
falfa.
This week will finish up the lime
and sulphur spray business for this
season.
T. H. Hopkins has recently added
n number Of new houses TO his pOul-
try equipment
Craig brothers expect 70 plant the
]. A Port S0-zcre tract, just east Of
thir ranch, 10 corn.
Mrs. Ora Bever is expecting two
Of her sisters TO arrive here from
Iowa this summer to make their home
Both of the young ladies are school
teachers.