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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Gittle Sneer.

Srnu &lnua 6lapa1tS uno &iruoer
BON ct. 2ouis, neilen alr Belt a,r
8eiid BEL Srau SIaruns Gltern, u
9. g. Iumbpiner lmto @atti1,.
Srau @nrila 8olters, netit Sim
Der. meIdbe ied)s 8oden Serien be-
ibren aneeborisen, @1dt. Mlnofpil
Ter unb Samilie, eenoiien Batter
finb am letten sannstog fpieoer mad
ct. 2olis eereiit.
DDS 8ifnif nefft gaII, ipeld,es ON
Iesten Snnntog in DINNERS @ropt
abgebaIten murbe, mar elm biihid]ei
Grfolg.
giele 5.,;mer IN bieier @egens
iiro nit rem Gre't)en nod nidJt fer.
tia. Dieienieen, 1peIde oa1nit fer.
ting iinb. baber, Die foIgemoen Or,
tro9e ibrer oi~esiGbriaen @ei5enerntt
beri6tet:
Paul Pfotenhauer SO sacks, Emil
Bensing 81 sacks, Hy. Bensing
SO sacks, Mrs. Hoffman, IA sacks
Paul Fricke 202 bushels, Aug
Vollertsen Con Danuser farm 541
bushels, A. B. P. MundwiEer sec
bushels, Oscar Eberlin SO sacks.
Ed. Mundwiller 40 sacks, Aug.
Eberlin SO sacks.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Berger.

Spon BaiiI 2ptber uno 5antldie.
ton ct. 9oris, beiinben fid 5isr
9eit allf geia.d, bel berep gltern,
Geo. 3eiimanr urb @attin.
gbas. 8ebreno lit ai1 ner9olgeneit
Sreitag nut1 Surton, 8. 9af.. &C.
reift.
81. 6. @otetneper, nebir Sobn.
@eorg tparen a1t porbeen Sonners'
tag. beiutstpeiie, IN Sermmrn.
Srls. Conn uno @itber Coll. bon
Sermamt, parcrt iiber porieep Mitt'
mod i1ro 9onmerstne Die @dite boz
Smfd inS 5arte, Sermam Seit-
tarnp iuo @oftin.
Srau 9. Slisdt rrro SodJter mel
len gesernudrtia. be~i,sd,stpeiic, in
@asconaoe.
SRI. Cha Dietene. BON ct. 2oitis,
ift nif f,tr5em 8aatdD bel ibren arp
geborigen eingetroffen.
SRI. SeI1na Damiier, bon Ser
monrs beiinoet iid our Belt auf BE
JUDI Bel Iua. @attenberg uno So
milie.
Dnlton 0oois, roat ct. 2ouis, be
fiatbet iid Elm paor Saee aitf 9eiud
bel ieinen bteiigen Iitgeborigen.
q. =. 0ieterIe, sc. 6. Slteel mn
Sobn S%trotbmar,1t ipobnten am pori
gen 9oauprstng u1po am Sreital
Der Sebrerperianmnlung IN llnioi
bel.
Sri. Gitber 9aoe, tpeld)c iid, in
9iafoniiien SoipitoI, in ct. 2oiiis
befustSeil bottle, ut ant pensorsenel
SotHttas pieoer slrbarrie alrseIarpst.
Or. Goof Don Worriioat, mar OH
leBtn Montag unter ben bieiigel
8eialfern.
SRI. @laops Bauer, bon g. 2ouis
neriebte ibre Seriem bier bei Ou
3a1o, SSr., luto SamiIie.
Sroit 81. 6. 8oeger, ipeld,
ntebrere @ofen bel ibren bieitgei
angebOrieen auf 8eiipdb mar, febrt
am %bergangenetr Montoe apieber nor
ibrem Semi. in Salisburg, Mto., al
rid.
Die beige 90. 6. @emeiapoe gieb
ibr idbrlides Somutagsidul . Hii
nit am Sreitag, BEN 3. September
alio be,te.
Serrantr Ilemarrr, BON 81
2ouis, it 5lir 3eit Der @ait DO
Souls $. &ropp ,ralo Sanrilie.
, SRI. Grescentia 8otf9eb beiimoe
ii6 oieie ISOLDE in Sernpaa,, o,rf 81
iub bel Gertponbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03

abeumatismus IGbt iid nidt per-
bitten, tpobI aber iofort beilen.
SIoan's eminent. ouf bic i6mer'
5en6en Stellen setrOpfelt. aiebi
fdnelI elm, fiibIt urb brin9t in
fait unslmibIid fiir5er 3eit ainSe'
riiirs. $oIt cine SIaide Sloan's
Eminent fir 25c. bon irgeno einem
Gpotbefer un6 baltet's I'M $auie
fiir grtdItune, tpuitoe unb sefdmol.
Ienoe @lie6er, 2enoenfpeb, Seiotico
u6eI. @eIb suriid, ipen1t nift 5ii'
frieoenitellen6, aber es eiebt Taft
aneenhIidIide 2inberure. 2(abp,)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Stpng Sill.

@ipee nnterbaItura nit @eieG
ffaftsipielen fano ON Iettelt Conn
tag bel Sobn Sorftmnnat itatt. gint
ansabl jartge 2ellte, BON bier, befan
ben iif urter beir @1itelr
8m. Steer, elmer lluierer itreb
iamep Sarnier, hat in Der perealtge
zen @od)e, BON Stolte Bros, eint
nere @aiolin $ Maidine gefnuft uiti
lit mit oerielben iebr sufrieoel.
Senrp @oit uno Sobn Smitb pa
rem fiiraIify nit Dem g%inbreden eli
mes ilmgen Sferbes beid1ftigt.
8. 8. aorsteot hot oieier Gag
Dos reile Gorbad) an ieinem @obn
Go,lfe, balrd Oscar Drummer, ooi
Rem Saben, NIT 9led, oedeit Iaiien.
8alter uno Segie 9,tefer, melf,
ieit Ianserer Belt in @ebrasfa 9e
arbeitet batten, iinb porige @ofa
nod,balie 5nriideefebrt.
Rebrere bieii9e iinnge 2eute be
eaben iif arr letter. Sonstag mad
&enrp 8illimanns, int Der Sab,
bon SWiss, our SaBeeieIIidaft.
s. 6. StoIte nrodte in Ser per
eaneenen 8ode, per airto, einei
@eNfdftsbeilid) in ct. 2ouis.
Gbos. &etbemeper lit iest mi
aomfrete.s (rbeit fir 6. g. Beng be
iddftigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Stidhnften.

Stun. Sebermatlt fennt bic 8ir.
luna BON einem Nne-8oloe oiif
Suiten. Or. gea's Yine.S $oneD
III 1os MitteI, fpeIdes bel Std.
buffen fdmerIe 2inberung bringt,
Sen SdIeirn aus 2iif,eett unb Sails
loft unS bos $uften Ieidter maft.
CINE SaniIie NIT berarhpadienoen
Rinbern foIlte nidt obne 5ieSes
WaitteI fem. &aItet's an Sanb fir
S,ifen un6 grfdltune. 25c. bel
gurern gpotbefer. electric @itters
cine Sriibiabrs@ eoi5in. 2(aSp)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Rsrriism.

ON OitHru, VUioOerB uIfO SODH,
boben lift &leioergefdait bier ae.
idloiien uno iirtb rnd1 8ots6mn ae-
5oeeri.
Ism. @ebnneper, neIfer Stpiidsn
bier utr6 gbormois ipobrt, bot fid1 Dor
Sturgeon elm Sl.lmar a,tho anee.
ifhfft.
". s.. @ieienbod1 bot bas friibere
eoap. &uanuert @isentbrnm eefauft,
fpeld,es 5rr 3eit BON Den SamiIier
SoeIle mo @oertner betpobnt miro.
/, Su ben biefieen Sdnden tpiro ON
madSten 6. Septenuber Der llnterridt
beginner. Brof. gbGs. @aertner.
tDelder bisber in unieren Sfruten
10 gatte erfotge er5iefte, bod Die 2ei>
tinrg ,pieoer iibernorater,.
Or. 8~oppeImant,, Der 3abnarat
BON @ep &anen, bat bier praftisiert
nnb mar mdbretpo ieines Sierfein8
beitdmoie beftaftist.
Or. 5. S. gIarf. BON ct. 2ouis,
mar porige ISOLDE Der @oit bon Or.
S. o. goof unb SamiIie.
@abreno bes Softpaiiers in 8ap~
lie unb Sbahptee greefs fporen ole
bortieen Inipobner beftanbie nit
BENT Sidyfon9 ~beifJaftiet, 10 bob Die
9an5e nmgebune. iospie a,,fy Rorri.
ion Ddbren6 Der borigen ISOLDE
beiters nit Siiden perioret mar.
@olter Srednnnn, elm bieiiger
iun9er @eidaitsmann, bat nit benz
9eeen bon @obren, CUR 2ieferuns
bon Ncstplene 2idt, beeonnen. gis
iest bat er 8ontrafte 5ur 2ieierung
0es 2idtes mir mebrere @obnbauier
iibernoann,en. gg 1T ieoody mogIih
bob in nadSter Belt Die eanse 9taot
oundj ginfiibrl,ne des acetplene.
9ifyts oerbeiIert merben miro.
COIN. Sunmert unb @attin be.
ipobnen iest ibr ne,ies Bungalow
oasielbe lift ems Der fiir5li6 pollen-
enbeterJ biefigeat @ebdlloe itno bat
cine pradtnoIle Gage. Dieie Bob-
mtne lit in ieber ge5iebung MODERN,
uit eleftnf6em 2i6t ar1b 9eiBtpaiier'
Seitune.
SRI. giola 9ietrid, melhe itd, I'M
@c2enn Snrmtorilmt, in Ct. 2aatis,
under aratlifer gebonblune befurS
ben bat. ut iest al,f Elm BOAR Gage
6abeim, bel ibren aneeborigen.
S. 10. Rolte Got feline Sdnnf.
ipirtbNdaft on pergan9enen Srettas
eroffnet. Serr Aolte bat meber Or
belt nod Soften geipart, INN Den
naren @eidGftsplat moelifdt idor
uno %fomfortabet einsuriften.
8uitor q. ". Sdprls begab iid
ON Iesten Samstoa nady Berger
nm ONT Sonntoa IN Der bontiger
@pangI. Stride si preoigen.
9rnolb Srunmert mar ON pereor-
eener Samstoa, oeifaitshaIber, in
&ope.
sSobn Sd]nubeI unb @attin Don
Gainesville, Sla.. befinben iif ge'
eenipdrti9 auf 9eiut bel Srml
SfJnabels gltern, Sulius @noot
unS @ottin. !Serr SfrabeI lit eir
geidyulter 2anbidaftsedrtner una
Sbitaiifter 1rrb bot Die Irfii6i
iiber pie Reconsideration Der Ser.
Staaten &esierung, in Gainesville.
Srefmann nrb Sobne iino in les'
terer 3eit iebr befdaftiet INIT Der
&eporat1lr bon @utos unb Naidi'
men inn %aaeemeinen, unb lie Der
liiehen ihr @eih1ft alrsaeseihnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03

Has Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
And kindly solicits your patronage
DIRECTORS:
Simon Boeger, E. A. Meyer,
E. Engelbrechr, A. N. Moeller,
Theo. BuschmanD, Chas. w. Owen,
Henry Langenberg.
-1rit Gong febrte am Samrstog
BON elmer Geifaitsreiie nod, @tami,
DO, siiriid.
-anton &bee alno. SdSpeitsr Sri.
@manoa fomerr beite per Wotpr
Boot BON &nnfas gitp bier an urb
tperben bier eiruiee Sage 5ait 9eiuf,
ibrer 8erapdnbten ~penpeiIen.
SRI, Martba 9angenooerier.
tnuf lesae ISOLDE BON @drperis-
b1trg, Wo.. bier Elm INN ibren el-
tern Mile. 2aneenboerfer unb @at'
> tim ei,en 8easd dbSuitatten. Sri.
2ansepooerier piSte eeftern nod
8aoen, ct. Souls gorntp. mo lie
idon felt ~nsebreren Sabren erfoIes
reid aIs 2ebrerit I'm Stellirn9 lit.
%. M. Silber bat Die @eentur
Fir ole Grorp|glfA&art 80" auto'
Gar iibernornmen unb brod)te am
Sreitoe atpei bieier pradtnollen ar-
hos bon ct. 2o,1is. Die groap4gdf.
&art 80" Cor miro 5llm 8reis BON
$725 perfauft, nn6 nod Dem si iir-
tbeiIen, mas mir BON bieiem auto
geiebett baben, miro Serr SiIber ie-
6e,rfolls iebr quite @eihafte MADDEN.
Die Semarut electric eight
So. erbielt leste @od,e abermnIs 81.
men groben rpel,e,t Oampffeiiel, Der
bereits inn Soperbotie undergraduate
lit. Die electric eight 60. bat iett
5spei OampffeiieI bon lie 100 Gferbe.
fraft IN ibrer 9etriebsonitaIt uno
alfo 8etriebsfraft geraig ln ueber
8elelpft,nig aaah eleftriide 8roft 81
lieferr, falls iidI geaiieenb @adyfro-
ee bafiir finbet.
-Das gourtp+@ erif)t miro ON
nadtten Montog, ben 6. September,
oils Steueral,sgIeid, : 8eboroe in
@ieung treten. 9us @eridt piro
or1 9ierstog, Den Z. September, in
Sitlmpe tein upo. lnter a1osrem.
mebpere gittgefirde fiir Stroben IN
8eirad)t Sieben. lleber bas 8ittse-
1lab ron @ottlob Sdalee a,nb auoe.
rem, fir cine nere. offentlife Stro-
Be, our 9erbinb,t1ug Dom 5rieoenss
tboI nit Der Sermol,fr lnb Seem So
ben StraBe, unter Sermeioau19 Der
eefabrlif,en @iienbobnfrel5aule bel
@aameper's glasff, miro in bteier
Sisintg iebenfals aasd eno9iltie
entidieben fperben.
Die b1eiige Srein,ourer Soge Ell
bieIt am letten 5reitoe Elm Eele'
gram meIdyes Der Sob bon Srof s.
q. 9palln otseigte. Sielen lnlerer
Iifbiir9er biirfte Grof. 8rmm nod
inn @ebGd)tniB ieial, beionoers Den
iiingeren 2etiten BON benen piele Die
Sfliler Des 8eritorbenen getpeler
Iino, mGbrerto er 8rinsipal unierer
Sofidnrle mar. Set ben lester
BOAR Sobre,r NOR Srof. groin Elm
IitgLieb Der SafnltGt Der Erince'
tom liniberfit6t. Gr itarb afn port'
gen 9onnerstng, in &optotpn, Mo.
mo er unuo feline Samilie ben Sonl'
mer perdebten. Sir beSauern iebr
Dos Ibleben oieNes illn9en Mfafmes
tpeIfer 10 pFliftgetrell r1pb erfolg'
l. reid in ieinem ertpdhlten @erufe ge'
tpirff fat.
@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03

&eines, 6eitillirtes Bniier, gum
Erinfen up6 fir aattomcbil- 3pede,
All perfanfen IN onert Suontitdten.
Stfo GberIin, Sermanar, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03

s. Die MiTonri Staats : NormaI.
idrlIe, in Cope @trarbeml, Mo., tpirf
am 9ienstag, BEN Ia. september
1915, eroffnet.
Die gintpobner Dies Nornnnlldyll'
0iftrifts aperben finSen oaB bbre ei.
gene @orrnaIidule Ole bette @elegerr
felt bietet, our grlaneuine elmer ge'
tieeenen Golleeiaim uruo profeiiioqel'
len gsiebnne. Die 5rtfiinftiger
Sihbrer in SiiooitMiiio1tri erbdlter
ibre @~raiebung IN bieier SdnaIe.
Sh,benten tpelde eine g~r5tebanl
piinIfen in Sprad)en urpo 2iteratnr
Matbematif, oen @iiienidniten, Sc
ibidte urpo GipiI . Hsgierung, Slider
bai, @irtbidJafts : Sefononie, @u'
.Iif, S~anofertiefeit, @eiddits+grariS
uru6 aefeGidoftIide @ilsbil6ant9, in'
pie ole Sdbisfsit in alletp 'oiefen
Sadern llnterridt ST. ertbeilen, ioa'
ten Inn einen &ataIog i6reiben. 9as
Ionual-8i plom lit Elm 2ebrer4Gerti
iicot aati 2ebensseit. Die Soften
bes SduIbeilds iinb gering. Sir
meitere Snfornmtior, ober fir einet
@atalog ifrei6e man OF
SO. g. 9eamnort, 8r1iioenf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
State Bank Of Bay, No.

Capital si6jeee Surplus $4,000
Deposits over 100000.
q ts-ITc ~ s.
Doess general banking business.
Pays ~ on Time Deposits.
: Pays SO on Savings Deposits.
Has Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
And kindly solicits your patronage
DIRECTORS: - (
Simon BOeger, Il. A. Meyer,
E.. Engelbrecht, A. N. Moeller,
Theo. BuschmanD, Chas. w. Owen,
Henry Langenberg.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
LETHA.
BY Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy.

Thomas Weir came up on the Sat
urday afternoon train to look afte
the Noble Ditch headgate. The ce
ment work was completed and tn,
men have gone home. Removing o.
forms and some cleanup work only
remains to be done.
Mrs. A. M. Storey is quite i'll with
the grippe.
A fine lot of road repair work under
E. w. Wells is being done from the
school house to point beyond Letha
When the work settles, many griev-
Gus places for travellers will be a
thing of the past.
B. w. Grover loaded out car of
hogs from Letha last Friday, having
bought from Messrs Barrett, Gordon,
Spaulding, Collas Bros, Heightsman,
Storey, Ewing and Pomeroy and Ne
well.
Silas Norton came down from
Smiths Prairie recently.
Hobart Smith went to Fruitland on
Saturday evenings train.
Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy and Maria
Helen returned on Saturday after al
most two weeks of visiting at Payette
and Fruitland.
Reynolds and Clinton CLEARWATER
Co. received a carload of coal at
Letha Tuesday.
The Letha Lumber Co. received
car of lumber on Friday. We are
elated to know that the flooring for
the Golden Rule grocery department
was shipped to Emmett from Letha
C. w. Potter of Weiser came up
Tuesday to look after business inter-
ests.
A. w. Newell was the dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hanson last
Sunday.
A. f. Pomeroy and Elizabetha were
on the Monday morning
train for Emmett.
School was dismissed on Friday on
account of teachers examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hull and daugh-
ter returned to their old home in Mis-
souri, last Saturday.
There will be a Christr as program
at the Letha Baptist church Friday,
December "a.
Mr.. Zimmerman, father of Mr..
ohm Cummings, has moved over from
Boise valley for the winter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. J. Van Limbaugh.


Henry Schoening, our road super
visor, is dragging the roads and inn
proving them greatly.
Jet Hill, who has been working at
New Plymouth, returned home last
week.
Miss Agnes Farrell, d niece of Mrs.
j. Nj. Johnson, who is spending the
winter at the Bissel creek ranch, Wis
tied Monday with Mrs. Geo. II. John
son.
Invitations are out for an enter
tainment to be given by the pupils of
the Central school to their teachers
and parents.
Walter Craig is hauling lumber
for the buildings on the Mrs. Edger-
ton forty.
Announcement of the marriage of
Mr.. c. C. Mcmillan, lieutenant of en-
gineers, U. S. f. c., and Miss Ella
Victoria Mason of Everett, Wash,
were received this week by Mr.. Nc
Millan's friends here. Cal C. McMil-
Ian is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Mcmillan of the Big Four ranch.
C. II. Martin and sons were rabbit
hunting in the foothills Sunday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
CENTRAL MESA

Road Commissioner Henry Schoen
ing has a force of men and teams
working on the roads in this district
and is improving them a great deal
Earl Seaman marketed several loads
of hogs Monday.
ALI Haynes went to Boise last week
and will remain for some time.
Mrs. John Burdell and sister Miss
May Hawkins visited friends in Boise
last week.
The teachers and pupils of Central
Mesa school gave reception Wednes-
day evening to the patrons of the
school. A program prepared by the
children was given and late in the
evening refreshments were served.
Charles Whitsell returned home on
Tuesday from Iowa, where he was
called by the death of his mother.
Jake Conrad and Bill Burdell left
Tuesday with teams to work on the
Canyon canal.
Miss Edith Capron came up from
Fruitland Tuesday and is spending
the week with Mrs. Seth Russell.
C. H. Martin made a trip to Sweet
last week on business.
The children of Central Mesa school
have Thursday and Friday for Thanks
giving vacation.
Alex Cruickshank from Montour
visited at the James Little ranch last
week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25

moving their goods to place near
Star this week. A family from Nam
pa, whose name we failed to learn,
are moving on the place vacated by
Mr.. johnson.
School will close Wednesday az
ternoon and remain closed until next
Tuesday Our teacher, Miss Lam
ders, will go to Van Wyck to visit
her sister, who is teaching at that
place, and will raiurn on Monday.
The Harrison Lane is almost i'm
passable since the rains. The fact
that the road has Keen newly worked,
together with the overflow water from
the Enterprise ditch and the rains.
make a bad business of it. A. G.
Pollard, rural route carrier, is bear
ing with the situation with model pa
thence and it is hoped something can
be done for it ere long.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents.
SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. c. w. Cook.

Willard Malmstrom will move hi
family to Boise about the first of De
cember. He has rented the Oakei
ranch, near the Cole schoolhouse,
miles south of Boise. The Slope peo
pie will miss this family and the
Crescent Club will lose an active mem
Der in Mrs. Malmstrom.
Henry Obermeyer shipped a car
load of apples TO the eastern part
of the state Tuesday. 1t was loaded
at Bramwell station.
Paul Kefauver attended 10 business
matters in Boise the latter part of
the week.
Marion Wilson finished seeding 30
acres Of his slope land to wheat and
alfalfa this week.
Lewis obermeyer raised about four
tons of beans on his slope land be-
tween the trees in his orchard. He
finds a ready sale for them at 6 cents
pound.
The 0bermeyer brothers left this
week to work on the Canyon canal.
Ed Modin placed carload of coal
among the Society Of Equity members
last week.
G. A. Warden and wife made trip
to Boise last week in their car.
Mrs. Lewis 0bermeyer is a handy
little woman with carpenter tools. She
took advantage of her husbands abb
senee to build porch to her liking,
and il is creditable job, too.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
HANNA
BY Mrs. ]. |. Guthrie.

Mrs. b. A. Brushwood has beer
spending several DAYS with her hus
band on the Wertman ranch.
John Liechty, Jr., and Will King
returned Tuesday from Garden Val
ley, where they were in quest of deer
but had poor luck.
A literary society was organized at
the schoolhouse Saturday evening and
| it is proposed to hold regular meetings
every Wednesday evening in the fu-
ture.
Rev. Mr.. Lathrop closed series of
gospel meetings at the schoolhouse
last evening. His sermons were very
interesting and much good should re.
suit from them.
E. j. Reynolds was Boise visitor
this week.
Edgar Cook, an uncle of Mrs. E. j.
Reynolds, who has been at the home
VI NhN iobASi III SoiiS lliilSj lcll bDIl-
day for Ohio and Michigan, where he
has property interests.
A. c. Henderson ana family spent
Sunday with relatives at Letha.
County Commissioner James Kes-
gard was looking after business for
the Farmers Mutual Insurance COM
pany in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. w. j. Kings brother, who has
been visiting her for several days,
left Tuesday for his home in Ala
bama.
James Clinton, Jr., and f. j. Rey-
nolds unloaded a car of coal at Letha
Tuesday.
The epidemic of colds has been
greatly hindering our school work the
past week. On TUESDAY out of an
enrolment of "a in Miss McCool's
room, only eight were present, Ruth
Bosteder being quite sick. The chill
dren will be given a vacation Thurs
day and Friday.
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OLA.

Some of the farmers have begun
blowing, thanks to the rain.
l.. L. Matthews went to Boise Sat
urday to make final proof on his
homestead.
Sheriff Nichols and County Attor-
ney Reed were in Ola Saturday on
business.
There was some excitement at the
sale Saturday. An old COW got on
the peck and cleaned the corral in less
than half a minute. County Attorney
Reed turned handspring backwards
and landed on the opposite side of a
seven foot fence.
Rev. Mr.. Reed and wife arrived on
Mondays stage. Mr.. Reed comes
from Oregon. He will hold Thanks
giving services Thursday evening.
Jack O'Leary is moving from Tim
Der Flat to High valley.
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Phoenix paints and oils at Reilly's.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Threshed clover hay.
Walter Larkin. Up
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BRAMWELL.
BY E. F. Wells.

Thelma Jackson is having trouble
with her tonsils and is unable to at
tend school.
A band of sheep belonging to Wal
ter Little, fed on the green alfalfa.
As result ten of them died.
Mr.. Pollard, our mail carrier, is
taking vacation this week. His
son, who is his deputy, is doing duty
on the rural route.
Delmar Johnson and family are
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FOR SALE-Good organ. Or will
trade for grain or alfalfa seed.
Charles Hansen. 8tf
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FOR SALE-A pump jack, almost
new, $500. C. H. Martin. 5
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FOR SALE-Derrick poles and tam
arack posts. Inquire at Birds barn
or the Eureka ranch. H.W. Hollar. 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-02

at fork In the road they took the
wrong turn and went nstray. ReaiZ,
ing this. Esther and Quabba made
camp and waited till daybreuk.
Around their small campfire. which
they sheltered with rocks In order not
to attract attention, the three so
strangely thrown together recounted
their eventful adventures.
1T is coincidence, my dear young
lady" Marmaduke Smythe remarked
finally, that you are seeking for this
elusive young millionaire, John Pow
ell, too. I have letter for him from
that astute chap, Blake, the Richmond
detective. This Blake Is most reti-
cent person, but he assured me that If
came to California and saw this John
Powell the latter would help me to To-
cate Arthur Stanley. Whether he Is
ticket of leave man or Is TO be lynch
ed o, remain fugitive Is not In my
province to argue. He is the heir to
the Stanley earldom. But frankly,
young lady, il England expects me to
go any farther in doing my duty in
this matter England Is vastly mis-
taken. | am going back as soon as |
can find train and boat TO take me.
If you are seeking this John Powell
also, will you ask him to convey this
to Arthur Stanley? oddly enough, al
though | was not all surprised Mt any.
thing that happened to me in Ameri-
ca, found this when attacked by In
dians-I heard their warwhoops dis
tinctly-yesterday on the veldt-or
rather, In marsh"
And to the breathless amazement OF
Esther and Quabba the English lawyer
brought from his breast pocket, in the
most matter of fact manner, the dia.
mond from the sky.
Again and again the Englishman ex.
planned the strange place and the
strange manner Of its finding. Esther
and Quabba could not grasp or solve
the mystery OF the strange reappear.
ance of the heirloom.
AS for the English lawyer he only
| asked to be rid of 1t. II wish no fur,
Their responsibilities, and | would not
stay on the yeldt or in the iungles Of
America for leather hatboX full OF
diamonds from the sky" he added.
80 please deliver 1t to this Mr.. Powell
for Arthur Stanley, with my compii'
ments, eNacting, OF course, receipt"
As he said the words he made a
brief receipt In his notebook and ten
dered the book and his fountain pen
to Esther, adding. "Please sign, Miss
Harding"
| But when Esther affixed her name
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-02

year for trimming, and chinchil!a,
which has mad no vogue for fifteen
years, is coming back. Dyed SPUR
rel krimmers and Australian oppos.
sum are all in. AS for the foxes,
the fur departments are full of
them, blue, cross, white red and ev.
cry other little fox no matter what
the color of its coat may be.
The leaders in novelty effects for
trimming are fud balls, cabochons,
pompoms and fur heads in beaver,
oppossum and the various foxes.
A scarcity in skunk is predicted
because Of the scarcity of suitable
dyes.
The very correctly dressed woman
OF distinctive ideas will have coat
neckpiece, muff, chapeau and wrist
bag all of the same kind of fur and
trimmed to match TO the last and ut
termost detail OF perfect taste.