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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

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DEPT. or PUOlic WoNko
Detroit. July ~. 1915.
SIDEWALK NOTICE


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bstween LSib street and Nj II:
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

To All Whom Il May Concern:
Common Council you are required TO
construct sscouotruct or pat to prop:
er line and grade, . brick. natural
crete sidswsik. cTosswalk or drive
psred By the commissiensr OF Public
Works and approved By the Com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

DEPT. or PUsllc works
Detroit. July -. 1918.
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BOOK BEAST

ID On the east side Of Meadow.
sSSon .yen nS:, Il r., from, :. .. q g
lot numbered Is Setwssa Jsifsr-
son avenue and Marsh street;
sioman 4 Mack's sub. Of pert
Of the east - Of p. G. ISL.
south OF Jefferson avenue.
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BOOK A-EAST.

ID On the north side Of Congrsss
street IN front q Q! sa5o!ninS
bsrsA I. Q. rear north 40 feet.
bstvssn LSib street and Nj II:
hsH 81 lots Nos. 5 and Of the
sub Of the Loib farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
Woolley, Messrs. Howard and Ste
wart, all well-known speakers.

Woolley, Messrs. Howard and Ste
wart, all well-known speakers.
Carl Brandon arrived home Tues
day of last week accompanied by his
family and DR.. G. W. Clay. He is
slowly getting better, the great
strain on his mind of not knowing
whom he was and where he lived be-
ing relieved. Attending physicians
believe that with complete rest and
quiet, he may regain his lost men,
DRY of the past.
L. McIlwain and family of Con-
rad, arrived last week and will soon
have the new Fifth Avenue HoteI
ready for occupation. 1t will be open
to the public October 10th and is one
of the best hotels along the line. All
rooms are fitted out with electric
lights and water and telephones
There are several suites of rooms with
bath. The whole hotel is arranged
and tastefully finished in the mos
modern way.
For a few hours one day last weel
when Judge Utter was here, County
Attorney Wolfe was out of Office, ther
in again. The Judge rescinded hi
first order of vacating the county at
:orney's Office, owing to some paper
being made out wrong, so Dennis Nc
Grath, Jr., was county attorney again
Mr.. McGrath gracefully arose to tn
occasion by handing in his resignation
owing to ill-health, when Henry L
Wolfe, Jr., was again appointed t.
fill the vancancy.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01

Little Jimmie Clark was quite i'll
n day last week.
E. E. Getchell made a trip to OPP
helm last Monday, on business.
Yves. Brown, of Opheim, was in
this neighborhood for a few hours
last Tuesday.
Fred Wycoff has been very busy
lately cutting grain for the farmers
in this community.
Miss Fay Lang is teaching the Tan
go school again this year and reports
a good attendance.
The school which commenced a
couple of weeks ago had a good at
tendance of pupils.
Messrs. P. Gels and Sherwood have
been helping Gordon Cooper stack
oats the last few days.
Miss Ford gave a social at the
school-house last Saturday night. Old
fashioned games were played all eve
ming and the crowd seemed to enjoy
throwing away care for a while and
becoming interested in the different
kinds of contests. During luncheon
it was announced that the social was
being given in honor of Miss Fay
Lang's birthday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
poratlon recently increased !heir cap
tia! stock to $4,000 600.

poratlon recently increased .heir cap
tia! stock to $4,000, 900.
The Kalem Company is hard at
work on "The Ventures of Marguer-
lite" the new series of pictures featur-
ing that dainty little star Marguerite
Courtot, o to be released on the
General program.
Elsie Janis will star at Paramount
theatres in three more pictures soon.
She will appear in "Nearly A Lady,"
Betty in Search of a Thrill" and
"Twas Ever Thus" She has already
been see here in "The Caprices of
Kitty"
Speaking of the NJ. P. operator, he
is what you would call a "reel"
sport. Always willing to do a good
"Turn." While he is forced to work
with a "crank" and his outlook is
pretty dark he can always manage
to frame up" something.
Charles Chaplin says at amt So"
He has not resigned from the Es-
sanay company, and has no inten-
tions of entering vaudeville, but will
continue to release the famous Chap
lin comedies on the General program
at intervals of about every three
weeks.
The Essanay company have just
completed a new studio which is $50
feet long and IT'S feet wide. This
is said to be the largest indoor stu
dio lighted by artificial lamps ever
built. A dozen directors can work at
the same time. They should worry
about the weather.
Hazel Dawn, the beautiful and bril-
liant American star, will appear here
soon in the five part photo-production
of "Niobe" produced by the Famous
Player company and released on the
Paramount program ."Niobe" should
please and amuse every one that can
appreciate refined and fanciful hum
or. It is a relief from the blare and
bombast Of prevailing comedy pic
lures. This picture has just finish
a very successful run at the Strand
Theatre in New York .
Speaking of beauty can you mag
inc anything more beautiful ! than
"Ham" and bud" as marble statutes
in the Kalem release "The Toilers."
On September 18th, the studio OF
the Famous Player Company at 21a
West 23rd St., New York, was prac-
tically destroyed by fire. The only
department being untouched by the
fire being the laboratory. However,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
MALTA ITEMS

Sept. 20, 915
Rainy weather is again delaying
threshing in this vicinity for a few
days.
Many of our citizens who attended
the state fair have returned and re-
port a fine time.
It is reported that Henry Plott will
erect a nice residence soon in the
Traitor addition to Malta.
Miss Eva Robertson, principal of
the Dodson schools spent Sunday here
with Miss Grace Kenmore.
O. P. Hovind, one of the members
of the Valley County Abstract Co., of
Glasgow, transacted business in town
Friday.
Thursday of this week the United
Brethren church ladies will serve a
chicken supper at the new hotel at
IS cents per plate.
The United Brethren Congregation
expect to soon erect a $4,000 church
building on the lots now occupied by
their small church.
Malta's citizens in general, were
sorry to hear of their neighboring
town of Saco, having such a disas'
trous fire this week.
Judge F. N. Utter and C. O. Teg-
EMIL were in town Thursday and Fri
day when twenty-five applicants were
admitted to citizenship.
William Gordon, a former prom
inent rancher and sheep owner o.
near Saco, was in town Thursda,
Iron New Rockford, N. D.
BY a recent decision of the lane
Office Miss Emily Boucher will reta'r
her homestead claim on which At
torney F. c. Gabriel and family have
resided since spring.
i The following committee will en-
terrain at Rebekah lodge Friday nigh
Messrs. and Mesdames E. B. Cham
bers, R. w. Garland, O. ". S;monso1
and Miss Robertson and Peck. Card
will be the chief diversion of tn
evening, followed by a cafeteria sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen McKone an
children of Arnity, Mo-, former resi-
dents of Malta, arrived last week D.
automobile and may decide to locat
here again. They r stopping TO
the present at the Great Norther
hotel and were much surprised at tn
strides Malta has made during thei
few years Of absence.
On the 9th Of October Malta wi
be favored with a prominent nations
speaker on prohibition at the Biso
Theatre. 1t is not definitely decide
who will speak but one of the follow
ing will probably be sent here: Gov
ernor Hanley of Indiana, John {
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
IlmF2ickerS
Sense and Nonsense About the
Plans and P0UeYS
Plays and Players

Did you know that Sidney Drew of
the Vitagraph company was a broth
er of John, an Uncle of Ethel and a
husband of Mrs?
"The Spoilers" said to be the most
successful American picture yer re-
leased is to be re-issued in its original
length, twelve reels.
A new producing company has re-
Gently been formed called the Pallas
Pictures. Their productions will be
released through the Paramount cor
poration.
Charles Chaplin is working on an
other two reel comedy which he
claims will surpass all previous ef-
forts. The name of this new release
is "Shanghied."
Kathlyn Williams and Tom Santschi
will appear soon in a two reel Selig
picture. These two players have not
been seer here together since their
appearance in "The Spoilers"
For Ssle-Collection of second hand
hats. Apply to Francis x. Bushman
care Metro Co. Reason for the above
is that Francis X has been crowned
King of Something, somewhere.
Marshal Neilan recently seen here
in "May Blossoms" has been secured
by the Famous Player Co., and will
be seer on the Paramount program in
productions of that company.
Ina Claire, the popular legitimate
! actress, has just signed a contract
with the Lasky company to appear in
pictures exclusively for that COM
pany for the next five years.
Contracts have been signed by the
Famous Player Co., the Jesse L. Las
ky Feature Play Co., Bosworth, Inc.
whereby the Paramount Pictures Cor
poration will distribute the releases of
these companies for a period Of twen-
ty-fve years. The Paramount cor
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
WENDELL ITEMS

We are having cold, wintry like
weather again.
Ira Taylor made a trip to Tampico
and Hinsdale recently.
Mrs. Ira Taylor called on Mrs.
Holmes last Wednesday.
Dot Acreage did the house work
while Mrs. Jay Taylor was away.
Jack Hokenson has returned to his
home in Minnesota for the winter.
Alfred Carrico and family took din
ner Friday with Bessie and Walter
Gray.
AL Downing put in a piece of win
ter wheat while Albert Kerr put in
some rye.
Mrs. Joe Taylor and Mrs. Jay Tay-
lor spent several days last week in
and about Hinsdale.
AL Downing and Henry Bader
stacked Reynold Holmes oats and al
so Walter Gray's wheat, at the lat
ter place, Alfred Carrico also helped.
Saturday, September 18th, being
Wendell Holmes sixth birthday, his
mother invited the children of the
community to spend the afternoon
with him. The little folks spent
an ENJOYABLE afternoon and after re-
freshments were served at five o'clock
returned to their homes.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01

Lasky Company was in tho successful
Lasky- Belasco perturbation CT the
Warrens If Virginia" As vas the
case in that instance, House Peters
is the leading man and the production
has been made under the personal
direction of Cecil B. DeMille, director
general for the Lasky company. The
scenes are many and elaborate, rang
ing from the enteriors Of a gorgeous
Turkish castle to the hut of a peasant
and the battle scenes are produced
with an exacting attention to detail
and realism. 1.-THE Captive" is bas-
ed on the famous story Of the same
name.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
WeRurul
Items Sent IN BY The Couriev's
Special CoTps Of News Gatherevs
BENCH

NORTH BENCH
Luther Bycr and Ford Miles, have
been blowing this week.
The dance at C. A. Vertz's was
well attended Saturday night.
Quite a number around here have
threshed and all are we'll pleased with
the yields.
C. A. Collins has been working on
his root house this week and has it
about completed.
Mrs. M. O. Null accompanied Mrs.
P. Black to her claim last Friday,
returning Saturday.
One of the patients at the poor
farm died a short time ago. We were
unable to find out the name, but he
hadn't been there more than a week
or two.
Albert Collins left Wednesday eve
ming to take in the sights at the state
fair. He was the fortunate n to
get a free trip with the best ten
ears of corn.
L. P. Gamble took out a four horse
load of coal, Thursday. preparatory
for threshing. He expects the ma
chine to be there in a few days.
Mrs. Louie McGillis was operated
upon at the Deaconess Hospital, for
appendicitis a short time ago. Last
reports are that she was getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and daught-
er, Miss Elmina, and grandson, Don
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles and SOM,
Ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Rich
ardson, visited at the J. l.. Byers' last
Sunday.
Fred Miles lost a valuable mare
Saturday morning. She was sup
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
THE DOCTOR

Who would wish to be q Doctor
A germ-infested, dope concoctor?
If he should want to take a nap
Someone upon his door does rap;
He's called upon by friend and foe
He's called in happiness and in woe
He's called in season and again
He's called at one a. m. or ten
At night. There's no excuse
To cuss and rail-oh, what's the use!
To crown his pain, when pay-day's
due
Your hand gets cramps-but Doc
is through.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01

posed to have eaten too much grain,
but died so suddenly that it was
thought that there must have been
something else that killed her.
OSWEGO ITEMS


Frank Hama, has spent the past
week at Oswego.
o. E. Lee, our congenial banker re-
turned Thursday after a weeks stay
in the Twin Cities.
G. W. Rapp Of Glasgow, was in
the city on business the first of the
week, driving down in his car.
Murray & Jameson, prominent
sheep men of Glasgow, are sorting
their sheep for shipment this week.
Mrs. Ellen M. Wall and son Neil,
left for Glasgow Saturday, to make
their home, while Neil attends high
school.
Robt. Matthews of south of the
river returned Saturday after a long
s~ojourn in the harvest fields of North
Dakota.
The reservation out from Oswego,
is being settled up fast. A party of
settlers filed on land last week and
more are expected soon
Sunday was a rather cool day to
go hunting and have your a break
down and have to walk home against
the wind. Such was the experience
of some of your citizens.
A number of Germans were recent
ly located on the reservation and a
few more arrived Tuesday. 1t is hop
ed they find land to their liking for
the Germans are a good class of peo-
pie.
School opened on Monday with Miss
Ada Fay Aker, as teacher. All were
there bright and early and one never
saw a happier lot of children. Miss
Aker is we'll educated and has been
very busy during her attendance at
summer school, preparing herself for
this years work.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01

the company in a formal statement
announce that they are already in a
position to assure the trade that they
will be able to release pictures ac-
cording to schedule. The loss has
not yet been arrived at, but they an
nounc that IN print alone that vas
destroyed represents considerable ov-
err $4,000.
"The Captive" is the name C the
second production in which Blanche
Sweet is to be starred under the
Lasky Feature Play Co., which will
be presented at the Orpheum next
Sunday. It. will be remembered that
her first appearance here under the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01
RADCER ITEMS

BADGER ITEMS
Gilbert Swanson shipper a couple
of carloads of cattle to Chicago this
week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04
BOOKS FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.

Below is given n list Of books that
is especially recommended for the
boys and girls of American Falls, by
Mrs. Reed, the librarian:
Nita
Alpack
Captain Danny
Blue Bonnet in Boston.
The Goodie Naughty Book.
The Doings of Troupe Five.
Troupe Five at Camp.
Aunt James Nieces Out West.
The Camp Fire Girls at Pine Tree
Camp.
Barney Rudge.
A Tale Of Two Cities, Retold for
Children.
Little Wizard Stories of or.
The Brother of a Hero.
Riddle Land.
A Freshman Scout at College.
Fol the Honor of the School.
Animal Heros.
shelters. Shacks and Shanties, (The
best bet for a boy scout.l
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04
REORGANIZING BOY SCOUTS.

A meeting was held Monday night
by several of the leading citizens for
the purpose of permanently organizing
the boy scouts of American Falls, and
securing for them n charter from the
national organization with h~eadquar-
ters in New York City. The scouts
we're organized here locally Owes a
year ago but never secured a charter.
An attempt will be made this time to
make the organization permanent.
A committee consisting of r. b.
Greenwood, C. II. Torrance. o. +.
Crowley and W. w. Beckstead was APP
pointed Monday night TO draft resolu-
tons and bylaws for presentation at
the next meeting which will be held
Tuesday. February 9th, at eight o'clock
in the Methodist church. Those pres
ont at the meeting were: w. b. Jacobs
O. T.. Crowley. Dewitt Brown, Carl
lines, Rev. James. g.. II. Torrance, A.
c. Haag, w. w. Beckstead, II. b..
Greenwood and Bert Blackburn. w.
W. Beckstead acted as temporary
chairman and \. c. Haag as temporary
secretary.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04

weight and experience over the home
boys but will be handicapped by a
strange floor and a dance floor at
that.
Coach James has been giving the
local boys strenuous workouts every
night this week and will have them in
good condition whether they win or
lose the game Friday night. The team
will be handicapped by the loss of
Cube" Sallee who has been playing
regularly at left guard. He broke a
bone in the thumb of his left hand and
has been out of practice all week.
Coach James has been working hard
all week on his second string men to
find a suitable substitute and will have
a new man on the floor Friday night to
take Sallee's place. In view of the
fact that the College of Idaho has one
OF the best teams in the state a large
crowd is expected at the game Friday
night. The high school band will
probably be on hand to entertain the
crowd between halves and before the
game. 1t has several pieces in its
repertoire and under the direction of
Charley Hammock will soon be one Of
the best organizations in American
Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04
FAIRVIEW NEWS.

c. W. Spalding, Paul Spalding, A. G.
Sallee, Ross Bolton, Charley Berg
strom, o. M. Hall, o. M. Miller, E. E.
Geesey, c. w. Sitter, Griff Y~arnell, C.
w. Sweetwood, J. C. Sande, o. T. Faa,
VIM Scharfenberg, represented Fair
view at the canal meeting at Aberdeen
last Monday.
Willie Ringe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ringe, had the misfortune of
running a pitchfork through che of
his hands last Saturday.
Last Sunday Kirby Torrance paid a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Roberts.
who reside on his fathers ranch.
A week ago last Friday, January 2G
was Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Faa's Both we'd
ding anniversary. The neighbors got
up a surprise party on them but owing
to the fact that there was a dance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Evans,
the same night the crowd was divided
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04

and only a few were present, but they
we're determined to make a success Of
it, so they planned 1t to come off a
week later, which was last Friday
night. A nice crowd turned out in
spite of the unfavorable weather. The
crowd consisted of: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Farnham, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Spalding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bergstrom, Mrs.
J. C. Sande, Eva Sande, Lester Sande,
Henry Hose, Martin Brado, John Berg
strom, Richard Bergstrom, Mrs. Anna
Welsh, Miss Mary Bergstrom, Miss
Alma Bergstrom, Mrs. Griff Yarneli,
VIM. Scharfenberg, Robert Farnham,
VIM. Rowe, Adolph Bill, Clarence
Gleason, Miss Mabel Geesey, Guy
Geesey, Miss Elizabeth Winner aud
Clifford Yarnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Faa
we're presented with a handsome clock
which was greatly appreciated. A
delicious lunch a served at mid
night. Dancing was the main feature
of the evening.
Mrs. VIM. Walter, Mrs. j. G. Sande,
Mrs. Taudfast and children, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roberts last Sunday.
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M. T.. CHURCH NOTES.
Services Sunday, February 7th.
10000 a. IN. Sunday School.

Services Sunday, February 7th.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Sermon, 1.-THE Signif-
icance Of the Communion" Followed
by Sacramental Service.
700 p. m. Epworth League. Topic,
IAN Evening With Favorite Hymns"
500 p. m. Preaching. Sermon by
Rev. Fl. w. Parker of Twin Falls, Dis
trict Superintendent. Quarterly con-
ference following the m
Good congregational singing, also
special musical numbers by the choir.
The public very cordially invited.
Attendance last Sunday morning at
the preaching service, 46; In the even
ing about 60. Mid-week service Wed
nesday night.