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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-24
Detective Burns tonight.

Cedar shingles for sale. VIM
toren.
Frank Foster came over from
Silver Creek Thursday.
Rice Cloth. Poplin and Peque
just received at Schwartz.
X. Il. Sitz was a business visit
or from Lawen the fore part of
this week.
For bargains in stockmen's
bed sheets and tents. go to J. G..
Welcome 4 Sons.
Mrs. X. d. Cooper has been in
from the homestead for several
days the guest of friends.
DIR. II. Denman and wife were
up from Hartman Wednesday
attending to some shopping,
The Burns Steam Laundry
gives special attention to parcel
post, Send as your laundry by
mail.
The new residence being erect
ed by DR.. j. w, Geary is almost
enclosed. 1t is going to be q
handsome home.
Lou Bradield's famous thor
ouRhbred stallion. Bonus Ress
will stand this season at the T.
Allen Jones farm near Burns.
Terms $l2.50 to insure. mares
if desired.
Baker Ball, the man who has
beed coming in here for years
buying stock, came over from
Ontario the first of this week in
his auto and has been looking
over the country. He did not
state whether he was after after
stock or just running around.
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Job printing here.
Notice Of Sale Of State Lands.

Notice IL hereby given that the State
Land Board Of the State Of Oregon will
receive sealed bids until 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, August ., 1913, for the following dc.
scribed lands;
Sections lG aud 80, I 81 $ K, 10 j..
Fractional So, being Lots |, ., 3, 4,
See. 20, +. 20 y Il. 80 Il. North Of NAL
h.ul I AXE.
SectiOns 10 and 30. T. ~ y. Il. 43 l..
SECTIONS 10 and 80, T. 30 s. X. 43 Il.
Section 10, r. 81 y. X. A E.
Sections III and 80, r. 83 =. Il. 80 T..
Section SO, +. - s. II. "a Il.
Section 10, r. "a s. II. 80 l..
All bids must be accompanied by n
regularly executed application to pur-
chase and check or daft for at least
OF the amount bid.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Applications aud bids should he ad
dressed TO q. G. Brown, Clerk State
Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and mark.
I'd Application and bid Ito purchase
state lands"
q. G. BROWN,
Clerk state Land Board,
Dated May 90, 1915.
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Estate Creditors Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrators OF the estate OF
Frank Adrian, deceased, TO the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO present the same
with the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication Of this
notice to J G. Beatty, DEMO. Oregon,
my authorized agent, in all matters CON
nected with the said estate.
ALICE T.. ADRIAN,
Administrators.
First publication June ~, 1915.
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CALIFORNIA

'regon Trunk, North Bank and the
Floating Palaces. IS GREAT NORTH
ERN" and NORTHERN PACIFIC"
Sailing every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from Portland and San Fran
cisco. S4l.l0 round trip from Bend,
including meals and birth ON ships.
Rail rate same without meals and birth.
Ask for Exposition Folder.
J. II. Corbett, Agent, Bend, Ore.
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Tonawama, tonight.

Tonawama, tonight.
All millinery at reduced prices
at the Clingan Hat Shop.
Stop at the Burns Hotel when
in town. Best service.
r. II. Brown was a business
visitor from Diamond this week.
! For bargains in stockmen's
bed sheets and tents. go to j. G..
Welcome & Sons.
Clarence McKinnon is carrying
his arm in sling the result of
cutting one hand severly with a
pocket knife.
Mrs. Miller will take orders
for the Palmer Garment Co.. Of
Chicago. Sample book now on
hand at the Schwartz store.
Ira Mahon and wife were down
from Cow Creek Thursday to
meet Senator Chamberlain and
visit with their many friends.
For Sale Good second hand 81
Studebaker wagon. also one work
horse. Mrs. Will Gates at the
Gates House.
w. j. Altnow was over from
his home near Drewsey for a
few days this week renewing ac-
quaintances and attending to
some business affairs.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $$$$ SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
W. P. Ready. a prominent
mining man and politician of
Portland. was here a few days
this week on business. Mr.. Ready
was speaker of the house Of rep
resentatives in 1893.
J. o. Alberson and wife were
in the city from DEMO the fore
part of this week on business.
They have recently moved from
Alberson TO DEMO where they
have charge of the hotel.
V. Cawlfeld and wife were over
from their home at Van Thurs
day. Mr.. Cawlfeld states they
have excellent crops in his vicin-
ity this season and will have con-
siderable fruit. but very few ber-
ries.
c. M. Faulkner left Wednes-
day morning on his trip to Alaska,
going out in his Studebaker car
which he may take the entire dis
lance with him. Mrs. H. C.
Leyens accompanied him out and
will spend some time in Port
land and at the coast as is her
custom during the heated period.
Married-At the home of the
brides mother at Princeton. Del
Dunbar and Miss Melba Wiley. |
Justice r. S. Grant Jr. perform
ing the ceremony, Both young
people are well known In this
county, having lived in Burns for
a time. The wedding was attend
ed by the immediate relatives
and the ceremony was followed
by delicious supper. They will
make their home in that vicinity. |
Dist. Atty. Vic Cozad came !
over from Canyon City Tuesday |
to see the boys and particularly
to meet Senator Chamberlain
who is an old time friend. Mrs.
Fare and daughter Katherine,
who had been visiting over there
came back with him and Mrs.
l.. Woldenburg and daughter.
Miss Freda, also came over for
short visit with Mrs. C. II.
Veogtly and their many old time
fyianda
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A. w. Hubert was in town


MI A. w. Hubert was in tow
III yesterday.
III Some good milch cows for sale
" Inquire at this Office.
H Rice Cloth, Poplin and Pequ,
Il just received at Schwartz.
H All kinds of grain including
H wheat at Lunaburg Dalton Il Co
II Dry cleaning and pressing a
II the Burns Steam Laundry. 4tf
Il Born Saturday, July, II, tC
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker. 9
son.
Best of care given patients al
Mrs. Fireoved's Maternity hospi-
tai.
A. II. Curry was in the city
this week from his home at Har-
riman.
For bargains in stockmen's S
bed sheets and tents, go to j. &.
Welcome 4 Sons.
Rolled barley. wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. w. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Chicken dinner Sunday at the
EOverland II o'clock and also
from $50 in the evening.
Good light second hand buggy
with both shafts and pole and a
single harness for sale. Inquire
at this office.
Taylor Simmons was over from
Calamity this week. having
brought his brother jeff and wife
over is his Ford.
Williams Bros. have all kinds
of rough lumber for sale at their
mill Is miles north Of Burns on
the Canyon City road.
Mrs. Roy VanWinkle and little
daugter took their departure Sun
day for Corvallis where they go
for visit with her parents and
other relatives.
Wray's Auto Stage between
Bend and Burns leaves here each
Wednesday and Saturday. Pas.
sengers may take all their bag
gage. Vera Gibbs. agent.
j. 0. Bailey, assistant to Attor-
ney General Brown. arrived here
Wednesday evening from Salem
having been assigned on the case
now pending against the p. l.. S.
Co. in connection with the ac-
quirement of swamp land in this
Valley. Mr.. Bailey is a pleasant
young man and seems to take n
deep interest in his work.
Joe Thompson and family, !
Miss Leona Thompson and Miss |
Viola Richardson. returned the |
fore part of this week from Blue
Mt. Springs in Grant county |
where they had been rusticating
for a few days. They had a nice
time but it was cold most of the
time they were there and they
came home just in time for the
hot spell.
p. S. Weittenhiller arrived
home Monday fran his visit to
Ontario. Boise and other points.
He made the trip in from Ontario
IN the auto. leaving that place at
noon and coming on through that
night in order 10 avoid the excess
sive heat. Mr.. Weittenhiller did
not definitely close any real es-
tate deal but will await the arriv-
Al of Mr.. Allen. his associate.
Dean Cordley and X. d. Het-
eel, both of the Agricultural col
ege, were visitors to this section
early in the week but only re-
NAMED a short time. The Times
Herald did not get ain opportunity
o interview these gentlemen but
earns they were well pleased
With what they observed of ag-
'icultural advancement in this
erritory.
Claims Presented Against The
County at The July Term of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

usiTED STATES LAND OFFIcL
LAkeview, Oregon. July y. 1918
Notice is hereby given that James 8. Moore. OF
Fife, Oregon. who. on July :, 1919, mdde Home
snn,a s.oau hht,S ss.iH no; v1''ul,Ior sw,.swf.
section ~, Township % South, Range u
East, Willamette Meridian has died notice
OF Intention to make nnal three-yeAr proof, to
establish claim To the land above described,
before g, J. stauner, at stauher. oregon. ON
the 2lst day OF August, 1913.
Claimant nameh as witnesses:
Rob't. Edgerton. OF Fife, Oregon. Jack
Ncduire. VIM. sturgls, Herb wilbur. all Of
Riley, oreSWi.
yAs, , BURGESS, Register.
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SATURDAY. JULY "a. 1915
Local News.

James Pirie was in town We'd
nesday.
Thos. Hutton spent a few days
in the city this week.
Rice Cloth, Poplin and Peque
just arrived at Schwartz.
Meet me at the Burns Hotel.
That's the central place in town
Seed and feed barley for sale.
H. Vulgamore. Phone or call.
C. E. Canada, a representative
of the General Electric Co., was
here this week on business.
+. c. Eggleston and wife have
returned from a sojourn in the
mountains where they camped
and fished for time.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $$$$ SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Frank Cawlfield has recently
purchased ranch on Calamity
near Van and has moved there
with his family to reside.
Alex C. Rae, the expert ac-
countant of Portland. has been
here the past week going over
the affairs of the allied Hanley i
interests.
Albert Swain got tangled up in
his long legs the other evening
and fell down with the result II
that he sprained his hand bad l
and had to lay off for a few days.
Kodak films developed 10 cents
per roll, any size. Prints &c each
All orders Of 2 dozen prints film
developed free,
A. H. McLain, c
Care of Sayer Studio.
G. w. Clevenger has decided /;
not to stock up heavy with furni-
ture for the present but will take
orders for anything desired that 0
is not in stock, giving the Gus :
toner the benefit of the whole
sale prices. b
f. w. VanValkenburg was
over from 0ntaaio the first of
this week on land business. Mr.. 4
VanValkenburg is now making q
his home in Ontario as he finds
his health much better there u
than in the higher altitude. a
Prot. Scudder and Prof. Rey-
nolds, with County Agriculturist g
have been holding D
in different parts of the m
this week. They return
ed from the southern part We'd .,
nesday evening and Prof. Scud- =,
der reports conditions quite favor \,
able. In fact the substations
established by the college are in
best shape they ever have been. o.
A. h. Fraser Of the Malheur Mer- A
,antiIe Co., at Ontario, was here n
luring the week meeting with =.
MS many friends and looking
after business interests. Mr.
Fraser is always a welcome visit be
,r and finds something good to bl
,ay about our country every time U
ne comes. His firm does quite hi
yolume of business with residents oN
n the outlying sections of this st
.ountV ST
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ROUND TRIPS EAST

Direct or Circuit Routes to Amy Point
Daily Until September 80 - Return
Limit October 81. Chicago. Direct
s72.50. Minneapolis, ST. Paul, Duluth
or Winnipeg, $50. ST. Louis $7l.20,
New York $ll0.70. One way via CAL
ifornia, with stopover to see Exposi-
tions, at slightly higher rates.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED Stairs LAND oFFiCE
Burns, oregon. July |. 1871
Notice IL hereby given that Thomas J, Routley.
Of Lawep, Oregon, who, On April 20, 1914, made
Homestead entry No. O7S7s, for EIsSMtt, VIZ
SKA Bee 49, Twp 20 r., Range S2la Is, Willamette
Meridian. has flcd notice Of Intention to make
Communication Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Register aud
Receiver, nj Burns. oregon, on the ard day Of
August 1910.
Claimant names aA witnesses;
Robert smith, Peter snyder, Chus, Rhone.
William Keech, all of LRwen, Oregon.
MM, FARRE, Register,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-08
Nays Build
A Synagogue
LOCAL HEBREWS HAVE FORMED
A CONGREGATION IN THIS
CITY.
WILL HOLD SERVICES EVERY
FRIDAY NIGHT AND ON THE "
JEWISH HOLIDAYS.

A Jewish congregation will probably
be fromed in this city within short
time and will eliminate In the erection
of synagogue. Local Hebrews are at
work on the movement and are sole.
iting the cooperation OF each member
of the sect in the city. Rabbi Lazaron,
of Wheeling, inaugurated the move.
ment for the organization Of the con.
gregation recently at a meeting held
In this city among the Hebrews.
Following this meeting, second
meeting was held and the mater OF a
permanent organization was decided
upon and officers elected as follows:
Simon D. Goodman, president l.
Funt, vice president; P. P. Lipson,
treasurer; o. Federbusch. secretary;
]. Fredland. executive member. A
committee Of women was chosen as
follows: Mrs. P. P. Lipson, Mrs. F.
Klaw, Mrs. D. NJ. osgood.
The congregation plans to hold SER
vices every Friday night and on all
Jewish holidays. Previous to this time
the religious services have been held
under the auspices of Fairmont Lodge
No. 726, Independent Order B'nai
Birth. which, though a generous or.
der, Is not q religious organization.
The new congregation Is Shte result OF
a strong Jewish spirit gengendered by
the establishment of the B'nai Birth
- r + IaN
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CLEVER SKETCH AT. HlPP.

In "a. Star by Mistake" which IS now
playing at the Hippodrome Ray Bran.
lon and Jeanne Russell have conceived
a screaming farce, which is capitally
handled by four talented performers,
and we'll mounted with special seen.
cry. An additional feature to this
pleasing comedy are the song hits In.
terpolated by Miss Susan Steadman,
"the sweet voiced soprano" and Flor.
ence Merritt, "the smartest chap in
town" N, Il
Gibbons and Deyore are two pretty
girls who. wearing gorgeous clothes,
offer q singing and dancing specially
that Is very "clasy." Miss Gibbons
possesses a remarkable baritone voice
and her several selections were great.
" enjoyed. Miss lDevore's "kid" song
and her wonderful dancing brought
well earned applause. These clever
girls scored o decided hit yesterday
The pemacos present D gymnastic
.ringT act that Iuore than pleased.
poth male and female members Of
the net perform many original as well
US daring feats,
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will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock in
the X. Of P. Hall in the Fleming build.
ing on Main street. All persons Of
Jewish persuasion are invited. II
.K.ofC. Haze
minstrel Shou
TO BE STAGED AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE ON JANUARY
20 AND 2e.

The Fleming and Ridenour Produc.
ing Company Of this city has signed up
a contract to put on an amateur min.
strel show for the Knights OF Colum.
bus at the Grand Opera House, Janu.
airy 2s and 20. The company consists
Of Reno Fleming and Sam Ridenour,
two. young men woh are clever before
the footlights.. ), /
The Knights of Columbus have one
Of the strongest councils In the state
and thsi means that the show will be
strongly supported. New scenery and
accessories for the show will be built.
There will be several out Of town &C:
tors take part in the performance.
Mr.. Fleming, who has been manag.
ing a play house in Grafton; has resign:
ed his position and will be here Satur.
day, when he will start to look after
the training of the thirty.fye dancers
and singers who will be seen In the
show. "
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mond Temple No. 6, Pythian Sisters,
followed by banquet. "A large number
of members and visitors were pres.
ent.
Black Diamond Temple No. 8, Ply.
THAN Sisters which is one Of the lead.
ing temples OF the State having a
membership Of 1888, installed officers
for the ensuing year this evening
after which a delicious banquet was
served. There was an unusually
large turnout of members and visi.
tors. Mrs. Anna Leonard, Past Chief
was the installing officer and the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Mrs.
Daisy Martin NJ. E. O.; Mrs. Flor.
ence Koan Elk. ST.; Mrs. Mollie Levy
Elk. ia; Mrs. Clara Shupp, NJ. Of F.;
Mrs. Anna Orr Protector; Mrs. Jen-
ME Price, Guard; Miss Pearl Morris,
Trustee. s I,
Among the prominent Pythian Sis.
tiers from out Of town were Mrs.
Rechtine. Mrs. White, Enterprise:
Mrs Griffith Everson and Mrs. Zus.
pan, Hutchinson.
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B'nai Birth Women
Name New Off ers

The ladies' auxiliary society OF
Iairmont Lodge No. 72s, i. o. B. 81.
an organizat Jon of Jewish women Of
this city nj. last night at the home
of Mrs. 2. Z. Lipson, In Maple ave.
nue. The meeting was largely at.
tended and. was q most enthusiastic
one.
The semlannual election Of officers
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vas held and the following ladies
were elected:
Mrs. E. Klaw, president.
Mrs. u. Hamburger. vice president.
Mrs. II. Goldberg, treasurer.
Mrs. q. Federbusch, secretary, re.
elected.
Z Trustees=Mrs u Z. sapper, Mrs.i
D. M osgood, Mrs. r. II. Lipson.
The retiring president. Mrs. p. p.
Lipson, after the routine business
was concluded, served Refreshments
and charmingly entertained her
guests.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-08

Mononsah Duck Pin League.
The No.Chance took two games ont
Of three last. night from the Butch.
ers at the Monongah alleys which
puts them up in the race in the Lea.
que series. The score:
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lowing Citizens party ticket:
Mayor-T. S. Price.
Recorder-Lee N. sattertield.
Councilmen-James H. Leonard, F.
L. Lowe, G. H. Arp, Clarence Currey.
Il. B. Courtney.
There was good vote out consid.
ering the weather and the fact that
the mines were all working.
Annual installation Of Black Dia.
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No.Chance.

Miss Leila Lieving daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clara Lieving is Ill with
scarlet fever.
Miss Mae Thompson OF, Fairmont
was visiting Miss Mary Lawson
Thursday.
Rev. D. L. Whitener OF the Baptist
church is conducting q series Of meet
ings on Rooms Run. K
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-03
Worker Buys and
VIII Erect Barn

Lewis Worker has purchased pro.
perty on Third street opposite the
court house and will, within week.
commence the erection Of . barn.
When completed he will move his
livery and feed business to this new
location.
Mr.. Worker made the deal last
week buying s22 feet OF ground facing
north. his west line commencing 80
feet from the west side Of the block.
Since buying the property be has
cold 70 feet 70 Dr. g. T.. Richsrds
The Worker buiiding 20 be erected st
this time will have . frontage of 80
feet and be so feet deep. Next spring
he will build garage on tho balance
Of the property at which time DR..
Richards will put up . building on
his portion. They plan to atart that
work about the drsto June
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-03
Settlers Picnic An
Enjoyable Gathering

Sand ArroyasFrom shortly after 10
O'Clock last Sunday forenoon settlers
and visitors gathered In the Forder
grove and from then on the day was
spent in the enjoyment OF picnic
lunches, listening to addresses and
wholesome pasttimes. The celeora-
tion was the annual event of residents
of this district aud 1t was enjoyed by
everyone who attended. Roll was
called of those who we're In attendance
at the celebration year ago and fol-
lowing that until diDners were spread
new acQuaintances were made.
In The afternoon an interesting
program was rendered. consisting OF
addresses and singing and among those
who talked we're Mrs. G. P. Newsom.
her subject being Temperance. Other
speakers were Perry Behymer, w. L.
Martin and W. Z. Daily OF Ordway.
Rev. Hasstedt opened the services
with prayer and W. P. Jester presided
as master Of ceremonies. making Q
short talk.
The celebration will be held next
year 10 the same grove aud IT Ia the
desire that those who failed to attend
this one, be on hand at the next and
see for themselves the developments
of the Sand Arroyo district 10 an aRri.
cultural Way,
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Joe Hajak is Friend
Of Homeless Dogs

Joe Hajak. caretaker of the parks,
Is also caretaker OF the stray and
ownerless dogs. Many Of them are
turned in to him for execution but
Joe has heart. He makes friends
with the CANNES and they adopt him
as master, however, as soon as he
fiods home for one we'll out in the
country he places 1t. He has a reg
ular dog orphanage. and during the
past few weeks has found homes for
over fifteen of them.
Joe's most recent dog doomed to
the gallows is one homely. yet intelli-
GENT animal, which thinks he Is the
best master ever, and stays right
with him.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-03

Lester, 10 company with Billie Bur.
rls and Vernon Adam reached the
swimming place shortly after 2 O'Clock
10 the afternoon, where they had gone
toswim. Immediately upon reaching
the canal Lester undressed and was
ready for his plunge when his COM
pauions heard q splash. They were
in the act Of undressing and do not
know whether he fell of the hesdRate
or dived in. Noticing that he failed
to come to the surface except for the
brief appearance of the top Of his
head they realized that he was drown.
ing, but were unable to save him,
since he was under deep water where
they could not locate him. Burffs
FASTENED TO his home which is vest of
the place where they were to
swim, and phoned the account Of the
drowning to town and to the home Of
the lads mother, Mrs. s. N. Bollacker.
On his way he met several others go
to the swimming place and told them
of the accident. AS soon as the news
reached town large number OF men
and boys went to recover the body.
1t was several hours. however. before
It could be located and was almost s
o'clock when Thos. Gallavan and Roy
Townsend, 10 prodding in the water
where 1t was about twelve feet deep,
discovered him. Billie Edgar then
dived and brought the drowned boy to
the surface The accident occurred on
the lake side of the old headgate.
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Crowley County, Fair
September 5, 9, 10
Forder To Observe
Labor Day Monday

Forder-The first observance Of
Labor day In Forder will be In the
nature OF mn0ster picnic. Judge
G. F. Patrick of Ordway will speak
and l.. l. CHM, editor OF the Ord
way New Era, Is another OF the
speakers. The Forder speakers will
be d E. Calkins, W. r. Dudley aud
others. The first part OF the day will
witness ball game. Then will come
the big dinner-no one went away
hungry on the Fourth OF July and we
assure you none will Labor day.
Early 10 the afternoon will be the
time for the speakers. Tho subjects
to be discussed are rural credits. u
proposed herd law and the division OF
Lincoln county. making a separate
county or annexing TO Crowley county.
The celebration will be held in the
grove onebalf mile west Of the For
der postoffice.
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Governor Carlson
Coming next Week

Governor Carlson will attend the
fair at Sugar City on Wednesday Of
next week. Secretary Hamilton Of
the fair association received letter
Wednesday to that effect and plans
we're at once made to properly meet
him. A delegation from each OF the
towns of the county will be selected
to meet him on his arrival and escort
him to the grounds where he will de-
liver short message to the people Of
this district.
1t will be we'll for everyone who can
attend the fair on that day as we'll a.
on the other days. sf