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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-02
ZOE REPRopUCTIoN

FOOA REFNOBUS ION
Daughter - Do you thing that
painting looks like me, mother?
Mother face does, but no one
would ever guess that your gown
cost your father a cold 81, OOO.-PhiI-
adelphia Ledger.
1890
Tile Dill INC PASSION
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-O-O-
THE DIFFERENCE

Mother - And you say you saw
aunty in a limousine. Are you sure
you know the difference between a
limousine and another kind of car?
Willie - SOitenly 1 do. 1t smells
twice as bad.
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We, your committee to whom was re-
ferred the within report, respectfully
report that we have examined the re-
port and find it correct
ID. e. Brister,
John L. Yule,
T. Fleming,
Committee.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grosve-
nor report was duly accepted and
adopted as read.
Judge Taylor appeared before the
Board in regard to the inefficiency of
heat in the County Court room.
Supervisor Tobin moves that this
Board resolve itself into committee
of the whole to investigate the heating
plant and County Court room.
Motion carried and Board resolved
themselves into a committee of the
whole and proceeded to investigate
heating apparatus and Court room.
Committee of the whole dissolved.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Supervisor Luke moves to adjourn
until 2 o'clock p. M. for committee
work
Motion carried and Board adjourned.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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MORNING SESSION.
November 21st, 1914.

November 21st, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present
Minutes of the previous days session
were read and approved as read.
Supervisor Spartz moves that this
Board discontinue receiving any more
claims at this session
Motion carried.
Supervisor Tobin moves Chairman
Yule to appoint committee of three to
draft a resolution memorializing our
State Legislature to amend the present
laws so as to provide for Semi-annual
payment of taxes.
Motion carried
Supervisor Luke moves that the
County Board instruct the Town OF
Brighton to pay the county's share on
the May Bridge and when the tax mon
ey becomes available upon presentation
of a receipt in full from the contractor
that county order be drawn in favor
of the Town of Brighton rather than
the contractor who built the bridge.
Motion carried and the Town of
Brighton so instructed.
Supervisor Tobin moves that in an
quired by law to convey any person or
persons to any state institutions under
commitment. for that purpose said
sheriff may file with the county clerk
an itemized, sworn statement of the
actual necessary expenses incurred UNI
der said commitment, said bill of ex-
pense shall be paid out of the county
treasury by county order forthwith.
All bills shall be subject to review by
the County Board at its next regular
session, and in case of an overcharge
it shall be deducted from any sum then
due the sheriff as salary or otherwise.
This resolution shall be in effect only
during the term of Andrew +. Stahl.
Motion carried.
The bond of Herbert G. Millager was
received, read and upon motion re-
ferred to Committee on Official Bonds.
A communication from Elkhorn was
received, read and upon motion was
placed ON file.
Bids for the printing of the proceed
ings of this Board were received rs
follows:
Bid for the Telegraph Courier for
printing of 1000 pamphlets and publ
cation in the Courier, $500 page fat,
with $50 page additional for print
ing same in Kenosha Eyeninw News,
making the rate for both papers $2.70
per page fiat.
Bid of the KenoSha Volksfreund for
printing 1000 pamphlets and publica-
ton in the paper, $40 per page.
Supervisor Barrows moves to accept
the bid of the Telegraph Courier and
the Evening News, and the proceedings
be printed in both papers.
Motion carried.
County Superintendent of Schools J.
J. Kerwin appeared before the Board
and rendered his annual report and
asked for the use of the Circuit Court
room for the County School Board con-
vention to be held on December 3rd.
Supervisor Spartz moves to grant
the use of the Circuit Court room to
the County School Board for their con-
yentiOn on Dec. 3rd.
Motion carried.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grosve-
nor the report was accepted and re-
ferred to Committee on County Super
intendent Accounts.
Supervisor Barrows moves to adj
journ until , o'clock 2. NJ. for commit
! tee work.
Motion carried and board adjourned.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

November 10Th, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present.
For Highway Commissioners Report
see folder in back of book.
Motion was made 20 adjourn for
committee work until 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Motion carried and Board so ad-
journed.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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| of three be appointed by the Chair
man to look into the ACCESSIBILITY
of building new chimney and rear
ranging the boilers for the Court House
and report with recommendations at
the January session of this Board.
P. FL. Tobin,
Chairman of the Committee of the
Whole
Supervisor Luke moves to accept and
adopt the report as read.
Motion carried and Chairman Yule
asks that further time be granted him
for the appointment of said committee.
Said request of Chairman Yule was
granted.
Alderman Shearer appeared before
the Board and addressed them in re-
gard to general county board business.
Supervisor Tobin moved that rising
vote of thanks be rendered Mr. Shearer
for his talk
Motion carried
Supervisor Grosvenor moves to ac-
cept and adopt the equalization report
as read and the several amounts be
used as equalization for 1914.
Voted as follows:
Ayes Supervisors Epson, Spartz, Ell
verman Barrows, Luke, Grosvenor,
Yule, Hartman, Brister, Strangberg,
Link, SchWan, Hensgen, Karnes,.
Noes-Martin, Tobin and Fleming.
Motion carried and report duly ac-
cepted and adopted.
The bond of Philip Hartman Jr.,
County Treasurer, for 100000 with
" G. Simmons, George A. Yule and G..
G. Allen as sureties was reported upon
by Supervisor Yule as chairman of the
Committee on Official Bonds, as fol-
lows:
The above and foregoing bond is APP
proved both as to form and the suffic-
/, iency of sureties thereto.
John T. Yule, Chairman,
James Martin,
I III. B. Schwan,
Committee on Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Elverman
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
| The bond of John It. Herzog, Coun-
| ty Highway Commissioner, for $5,00O,-
! co. with Herman J. Herzog and Henry
Lytle as sureties was reported upon by
Supervisor Yule as Chairman of the
Committee on Official Bonds, as fol-
! lows:
We, your Committee on Official
Bonds, to whom was referred the with
in and foregoing bond, respectfully re-
port that we have examined the same
/ and approve the same as to form and
sufficiency of surety thereto and rec
ommend the same be accepted.
John L. Yule,
Chairman.
| James Martin,
| H. B. Schwan,
| Committee on Official Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Link the
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
The bond of p. G. Torrey, Register
of Deeds. for 100000, with Chas. G.
Brown and Frank Waldo as sureties,
was reported upon by Supervisor Yule
as chairman of the Committee on Of
/ fetal Bonds, as follows:
The above and foregoing bond is
hereby approved both as to form there
of and to the sufficiency of the sureties
thereto.
/ John T.. Yule,
Chairman.
James Martin,
III. B. Schwan,
Committee.
Upon motion of Supervisor Luke the
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
Supervisor Martin moves to adjourn
until 2 o'clock P. M. for committee
work.
Motion carried and Board adjourned.
Russell H Jones,
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MORNING SESSION.


November Goth, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present.
Minutes of the previous days session
were read and approved as read.
REPORT
We, your Committee on Sheriff's Ac-
counts. to whom was delegated the
duty of communicating with the sheriff
elect in regard to the contract for the
wear 1915. respectfully report, that we
have communicated with Sheriff Elect
Stahl and ne has Informed us that he
will enter into a contract with kenosha
County on the following basis, namely !:
Sheriff's Salary ............So, 4lo.oO
Under Sheriff .............. 900
Contract for boarding pris-
oners Z,zoo.oO
Total .................... SO. 10000
This agreement made with the under
standing that all civil fees revert to
the sheriff and that he not be held ac-
conntable to the County for said fees.
All other fees to be reported and
turned over to the County in accord
ance with contract of the present sher-
if.
p H. Tobin,
M. Link,
T.. r. GroSyenOr,
Committee on Sheriff's Accounts.
Supervisor Spartz moves to instruct
| the Committee on Sheriff's Accounts to
enter into contract with Sheriff ELECT
Stahl in accordance with the report
made by Supervisor Tobin.
| Motion carried and said committee
SO instructed.
| REPORT.
/ As Chairman of the Committee OF
| the Whole, I respectfully report upon
| investigation and careful consider
alton | deem this matter one OF
too great Importance to be passed
over without thorough investigation
and recommend that a committee
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Wencel Fisher were transferred from

patients from
of at State
the two institutions The furnace by
RACINE Kaebler Kraft at a of S2S7 81
Charles Bn Leo Burd and the
Bailey, for
Dombrowk Victor
Mary Dn Ellen Courtney Margaret
Engdah E. W. Godbouough to
Godsworthy, Mary spartz for
Hacktar
Hoenanp gutter
Lndcuis Minnie Kline Johanna awarded the which
Leubke Eva Lawrence Louise Ma with
McNulty H mentdoo a
Frank Mnl
of
Mcclure EIedw Marzfed Fred
Siedschag Rudolph Schee Albert
Strong Louise Stonbad Margaret County JAIL in con
Terry. Henry ODonnel n
Price rmeters
Roab Anna Ragan Angelina Renod House. Municipal
Ayna Ruoh Augustus senow
Schaer, Krisine Schwartz
Taf Frank Wyman having died. contract sprnkng
streets adjacent to the
o
season.
1913, Singer Catherine Fallen sfactorfy
Melcer Sienben following
Wendand Gilbert the
PIler
o 22122
Miscellaneous 1900
Appropriation 100000
Total s4S1e22l
DISBURSEMENTS
County Buildings Observation-Disclosures
Paid Fuel and Light Accounts. 6t2S2
Paid Paup' Account 546S5
Pad Mlsce aneous Accounts lOs5a
Balance cash hand 112744
s4s1e22I
Respectfully submitted,
Russell H. Jones'
County Agent
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
November DIST, 1914.

November DIST, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll called and all members present.
Supervisor Tobin moves that where
monuments now exist on section COR
ners when permanent road improve
ments are made, then these monuments
be preserved or tied i'll with some per-
manent landmark by the County Sur
veyor.
Motion carried and the County Sur
yeyor so instructed.
Supervisor Tobin moves that the
bookkeeping for the County Highway
Commissioner be done by the County
Clerk for the ensuing year.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Elverman moves to leave
the hiring of janitor for the court
house and Municipal Court to the
County Agent.
Motion carried.
Chairman Yule appoints Supervisors
Grosvenor. Barrows and Schwan to act
as committee on tuberculosis SAM
torium.
Chairman Yule appoints Supervisors
Tobin, Grosvenor and Hensgen to act
as a committee on the heating Of the
Court House.
Chairman Yule appoints Supervisors
Tobin, Luke and Epson to act as
committee in regards to the payment OF
taxes semi-annually.
Sheriff Achen appeared before the
Board and rendered his report for the
year ending November list, 1914, and
upon motion said report was accepted
and referred to the Committee on Sher-
ifs Accounts.
a communication from Supervisor
Tucker of Racine County was received,
read and upon motion placed on file.
PORT.
t Attorney, as to receipts and disburses
ey Fund:
of Supervisors and placed in the
.................... $4,000
nal check to correct error. ..... 1850
.............................-.$ll o.ou
NIINUED.l
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TowN Or BRIeHToN--ss:

PETITION.
County OF KENosHA,
Town OF BRIGHTON-ss:
We, the undersigned, town board Of
snpe visors, of the Town of Brighton,
Kenosha County, Wisconsin, respect
fully petition the County Board of Ke-
nosha County as follows:
WHEREAS, it has become necessary
for public safety to build bridge on
the Mt. Tom road in said town, be-
tween the S. Il. quarter Of section five
and the n. E. quarter of section eight
and at the intersection of the said road
and the Drainage Canal, SO called, at
an estimated cost of Three Hundred
Dollars ($30000) and
WHEREAS, at the annual town
meeting held April A. d. 1911 it was
voted to raise Two Hundred Dollars
($2OO00) which is the towns share of
the estimated cost of the said bridge,
we, therefore, petition your honorable
body to proceed according to law In re-
lation to county aid for bridges.
Dated this 2Sth day of Feb, A. ID.
LOLA
John Eppers,
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
County Board Of Supervisors
Kenosha County, Wisconsin,
ANNUAL SESSION HELD NOVEMBER, 1914
AND JANUARY 1915.
NOVEMBER SESSION.
AND JANUARY, 1915.

/ tions, at an estimated cost of ten hun
hundred dollars Isl .000.0O) and
WHEREAS, at the annual town
meeting held on the 7th day of April
A. d. 1914, it was voted to raise the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars, which
amount is one-half Of the estimated
cost of the said bridge, we therefore
petition your honorable body to pro
coed according to Section A, of the laws
of 1909 relating to county aid for
bridges.
Dated this 9th of April, A. d. 1914
James Martin,
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basin was concerned, at his own e1-
pense.
He was about to do the same with
reference to that portion lying north of
said catch basin so that there might
be complete drainage from the north
end of the thing to Zehren's Greek.
Before any relaying of the tile north
Highway Commission, the county high
ways commissioners superiors, direct
ed him to, by what is known as the
process of day labor, continue the til
ing from the catch basin east to said
right-of-way, or thereabouts, mourning
thereby an additional expense, the to-
tai amount thereof being $215.30, as
per pay roll on file in the county
clerks Office, dated December Is, 1913.
1t is the claim of the highway COM
missioner in charge of said work at
the time that the thing could have
been made perfect extending from the
north point thereof to Zehren's Greek
at an expense of not exceeding $S0.00
Inc claim maze Dy TIE county III
cludes an item for livery of $4,000
which Mr.. Mcclellan claims was not
incurred on account of the re-doing of
the Sheridan Road work, except to a
very small extent, and that the main
part was incurred for livery hire for
other portions of road work in the
county, and that he ought not to be
charged Herewith.
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The sheepmen have bought nearly
every pasture around here for this
winter.
Newell Greeley went to Sweet last
week.
Mr.. Dan Haylett and family were
in the neighborhood last week.
Kay Lonkey went to Owyhee last
week to work for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Rowland and
sons Earl and Clyde, Messrs. Doc,
Ike and George Judd and Forrest
Cox spent last Wednesday at Arrow
rock and Boise.
Mrs. Al Grimes and Misses Inez
and Kate Morrow spent last Saturday
night at the Maus ranch.
Misses Viola and Gertrude Nichol
of Caldwell attended the dance at
the Maus ranch last Saturday night.
Several men from this neighbor-
hood intend to go hunting this week
above Boise Just think of the bear
they will kill!
Mrs. VIM. McNeilly's brother came
last week to see her. She had not
seen him for thirty years.
Dee Morrow was out to the Maus
place the first Of the week.
Miss 0. Sherberg and George Judd,
yr, spent week ago Wednesday at
Hampson's.
Last Saturday evening a dance was
given at Harry Maus'. An unusual
large crowd attended and everyone re-
ported fine time. Several from
Caldwell attended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and son
Floyd spent last Monday evening at
Rowland's.
]. F. Rowland hauled a load Of APP
pies to Middleton last Tuesday and
made cider.
Harry Maus made cider the first OF
the week.
Several in this neighborhood have
sarted to do their fall blowing.
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Miss Esther Mulch from Long Val
ley is attending the Caldwell high
school and is staying with Miss Ruth
in town.
The bible class met at Mrs. Lehrs'
last Friday evening. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs Edgar
Fields, Friday night, October 18th.
George Sites is making prepare
tons for drilling a we'll on his place.
Arley Simms of Jordan Valley, was
visitor in the valley Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of the First Presby-
terrain church met at Mrs. Stilwell's
last Tuesday afternoon. Next meet
ing will be at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Jones. at Sunny Slope, Tuesday
afternoon, October 10Th. Ladies come
prepared for an all-day sewing SEES
sion.
Howard Stilwell was Boise visitor
last Friday and Saturday While there
he attended the Gem State fair.
Reece Bayless has just completed a
concrete basement under his house.
He has also erected a new windmill
F. F. Smith made business trip to
Wilson the first of the week.
Mr.. Randall spent the week end
with his family, near Nampa.
After spending week in the valley
threshing, Dave Ulrich has left with
his outfit and will return later, when
there will be more clover seed to hull.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
Albert Mulch last Thursday afternoon
with fairly good attendance. Mrs.
Ernie Mulch joined the circle. Next
meeting will be with Mrs. T. +. Smith
on Thursday afternoon, October 2lst.
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The Willing Workers will give a
chicken pie supper at the school house
Saturday night, October %. Chicken
pie, pickles and coffee will be served.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Birch
Saturday, October 9th, son.
Clarence Conroy, F. F. Smith, Leck
and Frenk Harris shipped a car load
of hogs through the Farmers Society
of Equity, from Sunny Slope station
last Monday.
Gasoline and gas engine oil at Hol-
toms Mill, Huston. BIS
A. w. Mcintyre is hauling lumber
for his brother, J. F.'s new house.
Miss Hazel Keil, who is teaching in
Boise, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. w. Kings
ton.
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and we carried off the sweepstakes for
the best and most artistic display
Most of our products exhibited were
grown on land that a year ago was
covered with sage brush. Our district
tar association after paying all ex-
penseS had balance of $34.65 in the
treasury; the state and county prizes
won amounted to $l21.OO which makes
balance of $l55.65 to begin work for
next year.
Con Sutton made trip to Silver
City Tuesday His passengers were
Mrs. H. A. Snyder and Master Ralph,
Mrs. Jas. Padgett and Master Gordon
and Charles Parsons.
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tives.
Mr.. Mccullough purchased an auto
Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Vogt, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. O. Wheeler and George Vogt
attended the fair in Boise last Thurs
day
Flour and feed at Holton's Mill,
Huston. 8l5
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Vanderbilt re-
turned to Fruitland Monday They
expect to move back in this vicinity.
Miss Eta Hitson is assisting Mrs.
Glenn Miller with her work for a
couple Of days.
MIR. T. w. Douglass is assisting Mr..
Rowen with his potato cellar.
Mr. Chevalley is threshing clover
seed for Glenn Miller this week.
Mr. T. Q. Wheeler and George Nogt
were Caldwell visitors Monday.
MIR. James Sprague Of Boise is here
helping his son, Arthur, erect a house
on his homestead
Mesdamcs Jake Huston and Harris
were visiting over in Dixie last Fri
day
The w. c. 7. L. met with Mrs.
w. II. Davis and was we'll attended.
Mrs. Dugdale of llomedale and Mrs.
Paine OF Caldwell were visitors. The
latter gave very interesting talk
about the state convention in Payettc.
Mr.. Bradshaw is hauling lumber for
a new house which MIR, Hitson will
start building in the near future.
LOST-On Friday Oct lst, a
L,,u,b 81 : Ln,c Finder DipoSr leave
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LOST

Oct. 6, from ranch on Hill road, ~
miles west of Boise, tan colored dog,
(Rover). Has white neck. white paws
white tip on tail Liberal reward for
return or information as to where
abouts. Notify John Nikalaus, Route
3, Boise, Idaho. Phone 71-R4. 10l5-2o
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CHIMNEY SWEEP.

CHIMNEY SWEEP, Stove Re-
pairer, furnaces overhauled, general
job work.-E. G. Taylor, at Boyes
Hardware; Maxey & SchnabePs and
Curtis Beals. l0-lStf
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WANTED-An industrious man
who can earn 500 per month and ex-
penses retailing our products to farm
ers. Must have some means for start
ing expenses and furnish contract
signed by responsible men. Address
w. T. Rawleigh Company, Freeport,
Ill, giving age, occupation and refer
ences. lois
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A black book, red corners. leather
bound Real Estate register. Reward.
Finer return to Tribune Office 10l5-22
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WANTED-Good team to work for
their keep. Best of care.-Geo. David
son, r. D. No. 3. oI0-ll12
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All members are requested to be pres
cnt as there will be election of officers
Eleanor Prosser attended the fun
eral of the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Salisbury of Lake View, Satur-
day.
Grandma Mulch was a Caldwell
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Fred Betsold returned from
Baker City, Monday, where she was
called on account of the illness of her
husband. She reports him much i'm
proved
The school children with little
aid from the outside, collected enough
money by contribution to purchase
lumber to build goals The school
board furnished the basket ball, and
Mr. Randall, our teacher, with the aid
Of some of the older boys, got the
grounds in shape that the children may
now have basket ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Merchant are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Merchants
parents from Ottowa, Kansas.
r. w. Kingston attended a meeting
of the Water Users Association in
Caldwell, Tuesday,
DIR. Farrer made professional call
in the valley last Saturday.
Harry Amesbury spent the fore
part OF the week with his family in
Caldwell.
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H. E. WALLACE, ATTORNEY
at Law, Commercial Bank Bldg.

WALTER R. CUPP. LAND AT
torney. Formerly U. S. Commissioner
Practice before the United States
Land Office a speciality. EglestoL
block, Caldwell, Idaho.
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WANTED = Experienced cook
wants work, short order preferred, or
housekeeping. Address NJ. W.. care
Tribune. l0l5-ll5
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WANTED-To rent improved farm
prefer longer lease or would buy on
the crop payment plan. Address Chas.
Soukal, r. No. 2, Parma, Ida. l0S-l5
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LOST-Ladies' black coat and linen
buster between Deer Flat and Cald-
we'll. Finder leave at Tribune Office.
Reward. l0l5-tf
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WANTED

RENTER WANTED, with refer
ences, farm in Central Cove.-Edward
Cope, Ontario, Ore. lOS-l5