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was 4 RElgRBOR
OF LATE HARRY HlLLEN


George Keuhn. fireman at the court
house. years ago lived as neighbor
to the Hillen family in Cheyenne;
one Of the sons of which. Harry Hill
len, was hanged at Canon City on
June 25. for the murder of Thomas
Chase, g Denver grocer. HilIen ad-
mitted having murdered three men
and having committed numerous rob
berries. He was termed ''the boy
bandit"
Harry was 10 years or more
younger than 1 was, and remember
him as small boy" said Keuhn yes
terday. He had three older brothers
with whom l used to associate some
as a boy. They lived in the same
neighborhood. Their father was a
blacksmith, hard working, industri-
GUS old fellow, and the boys were con
sidered pretty good boys. Harry was
the youngest of the family and from
what learn about him, he started to
go bad after he started to rove about
the country. / remember him as a
kid, and he was an exceptionally
quiet and well behaved youngster.
Harry was born in Cheyenne"
Keuhn came to Pueblo from Chey-
enne eighteen years ago and was
foreman in the old Phila-
delphia smelter until he had to give
up the work about year before the
smelter closed down. on account of
the effect of the lead dust on his
health.=Pueblo Chieftain.
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PITCHER INJURED.

Florence. July Profit, the Pen
rose pitcher. while en- route from Pu-
eblo by motorcycle Saturday night at
8 O'Clock. accompanied by a young
fellow who planned to pitch for PEN
rose on the Fourth. the motorcycle
struck a rut and threw the occupants
violently to the ground. The accident
happened in the vicinity Of Turkey
creek and the machine WAS going at
q high rate Of speed. PROFIT escaped
with only few minor injuries while
his companion suffered concussion
of the brain and was unconscious for
half an hour. He s. still In bed,
though his condition shows Improve
Inent.
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AN OLD MANS WAR
It's an old mans war.

It's an old mans war.
Old mems wills. old mems intelli-
gence. old mems experience are d.
recting the great European war.
It is a smashing refutation Of that
theory that a mans powers begin to
decline after forty. There is a tre-
mendous strain on the commander
in chief of q great army. pressure
from a thousand sides to break him
down, to cave him in, unless he has
the toughest stamina to stand up
straight and command.
Old men in years. but young in this
kind of force. are carrying the weight
and generating the powers of attack.
of this greatest of wars.
That is to say:
Won Hindenburg is seventy.
Joffre is the same age.
Count Cadrona, military leader Of
the Italians. is likewise three score
and ten.
Won Mackensen past his fortieth
year way back In 1889; he is now
therefore sixty-six years of age.
Kitchener is past sixty; French al
so.
The European war has many griev-
GUS things to answer for. but in tear
ing to shreds that scare-crow Of q
theory that man Is at his best at
forty. confers a notable benefit on the
world OF active men. For. like war
itself. that has been n destructive
theory in our workaday lives-subtle
poisonous. snapping the wills Of men.
when they we're called upon to meet
some stern crisis. or some strain Of
prolonged high-pitched effort, after
their fortieth year. How many down
and-outers is that pernicious un-
truth responsible for!
Remember this: A great part Of
life is experience. A man wise to
profit by experience should increase
In powers OF service up to seventy; ;
experience rightly read generates
energy.-The Commercial.
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FRONTAGE OF THE new
SCHOOL BUILDING CHANGED
Penrose Press.

Penrose Press.
Consistant with the ideas of all edu-
cational workers. the architect who
drew the plans for our new school
building arranged to have it front
the east, the east front being pre-
ferred to the vest front on account
Of the wind, the large doors and the
little pupils The plans in this case
were SO drawn and put on exhibition
before the election and nobody realized
that the new buildings would not face
the town until last week and after the
foundation was practically completed.
The Civic Improvement League got
busy on the proposition and called two
meetings at which it was decided to
have the plans changed and the west
front used. But the board now have
the new plans and the building will
be pushed to completion.
In making the change some little
difference arose between the school
board and the contractor. this how
ever has been adjusted and all seem
to be satisfied with the new working
plans.
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ctbeoM FAMILY 70 tour
PACIFIC cohoT eTATgo

Mr.. and Mrs.. D. q. 0ibson ana
sons. David and Holman. accompanied
BY Mrs. Gibson's n ,ther, Mrs. Smith.
of Grand Junction. will leave on Den-
yer & Rio Grande train No. 10, on
Thursday afternoon for Los Angeles.
and San Diego. Mr. Gibson shipped
his big Packard ear to Los Angeles by
rail several days ago and on the ar1
rival Of the party there they win
make 4 pleasure tour Of the Pacific
coas. states and British Columbia
After doing the southern portion Of
the state they will motor to San Fran
cisco where they viii spend some
time at the Panama-Pacinc exposi-
tion. Later they will proceed by
automobile to Portland. Seattle, Ia
coma. Vancouver. Victoria and other
places of interest in the northwestjs
They will be gone for several weeks.
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TURNER FOR THE LOCALS HELD
VISITORS HELPLEss-TEAM BE-
HIND HIM, PLAY GOOD BALL
ALL THE WAY.
SCORE OF EIGHI TO TWO

The Canon City All-Stars had no
trouble at all in defeating the Pueblo
Ironports Monday afternoon. Turner
was pitching in a style that would
not brook defeat. He was touched
for six hits but they were SO well
scattered that they were harmless.
The Ironports used two men. Percy
and Brcckaway and 13 hits were TAX
en- from them, the majority however
were CLEANED from Percy. Estargo, a
semiprofessional. of Pueblo proved
the star. for the Ironports getting two
hits out of three times at bat.
Pearcy, Garberick. Bash and Hines.
all annexed doubles from Percy.
Bash was the hitting and fielding star
of the game and got away in good
shape at all times.
Turner famed 13 men and held his
opponents at his mercy with the ex'
ception of one time in the sixth in
ming when a single by Brommer and
two errors by Pearcy filled the bases
Turner walked Estargo. forcing Brom
mer home with the second Ironpori
run. 1t was the only time Clicks
weakened.
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LEFT THIS AFTERNooN
ON FISHING TRIP.

County Assessor H. J. Craig and
Frank Emmerson left on Denver &
Rio Grande train No this afternoon
for Cotopaxi where they win Join
Frank Lamb. Ralph Beach and the
lattsr's uncle. orrin Beach, Of Boul-
der for a ten days nshing trip ON tie
western slope. They will 70 BY ap-
tomobile from cotopaxi - Del Norts
and creede and viii include IN their
itinerary Lost Lake, = famous trout
fishing reserve on the upper Slopes
Of The continental divide,
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!.
ARE SHY
A PITCHER
and LOSE
JACK HANNIcAN ENpEAvoRs TO
HEAvE THE PELLET, BUT THE
BANKERS CONNECT EASILY
AND WIN BY SCORE OF Q TO 4.
BANKERS FAHEn AvERAeE
F. n. B. .; Mazdas 4.

F. n. B. 8; Mazdas 4.
Happy Jack" Hannigan. the laugh
ing Irishman recently returned from
Nee Yaurk, played the role OF Santa
Claus to the Bankers last night and
prodigiously helped them to fatten
their batting and base running aver
ages. The Mazdas found themselves
minus pil!-heayer when Umpire
Johnson hollered play BALI" so
Jack offered himself as noble sacri-
fee to the gods of luck-and luck
failed to play to his hand. The
Bankers won to 4 and took ten
bingles from Jack.
But Jack played bali--he played
with his feet. his hands and his witty
mouth. He brought the thespion tall
ent Of Booth. and the choicest hits
Of the best vaudeville stunts on the
Orpheum time to his assistance but
all without avail. The crowd enjoyed
it all immensely but that didn't help
the Mazdas to win.
Jacks old-time popularity re-assert-
ed itself and the fans jumped at The
opportunity TO have some more real.
wholesome fun. Every Jake and Sal
ly that was thinkable. II seemed. was
flung at the happy defendant OF En-
ms Isle. but he was always there
with the rotor appropriate and courte-
GUS.
However. with II all, Mnzdas lead
for two Innings and then managed TO
keep the score at four to three against
them until the sixth when the lid
blew off. and the Bankers with six
spankers oozed home with nve taileys
making their total Of nine.
Hammill and Walsh cracked off
three ply swats from Hannigan and
Montgomery procured double.
wnlsh's triple was the first OF three
which he received out OF four times
up. some hitting for a youngsser.
Miller batted 1000 per cent getting
two bits and two walks out of four
times at the plate.
Minister and Sherman for the MAJ,
das Cleaned extra base hits from
Turner. Minister procuring triple
and Sherman double.
Turner served good article OF ball
considering that hc worked against
the Tronports Of Pueblo the day pre-.
vlous.
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JUNIOR BASE BALL LEAGUE

The Junior Base Ball League has
been organized and will play theirs
hrst game tomorrow Afternoon at 3
O'Clock on the High school grounds
There will be four teams In the
league; the Cubs. Teddy Bears, Tigers
and Grizzlies
Games will be played Tuesday and
Thursday at 3 p. m.
All Juniors are urged to be out to-
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CANON II; RADIANT 6.

A baseball team comprised Of a
picked team from the Commercial
league of this city motored to Radiant
on Monday afternoon for a game
with picked team from the coal
camps. Lean Jawn Hamilton and
Tim Welch were the batteries for
Canon City. 1t was said to be q
close and interesting game until the
sixth inning when the Canon boys
developed batting streak and left
their opponents far behind. The score
was II to 6.
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BAND BOYS REPORT A
GOOD TIME AT WEsTcLIFFE

The members Of the Canon City
cornet band, and other visitors from
here who attended the Fourth Of July
celebration, at westcliffe, returned
homs on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. 2. Tuesday afternon. They re-
port a good program OF racing and
other sport, hospitable treatment and
n pleasant time. The celebration
lasted three days end Z wide variety
Of entertainment was provided By
the committee In charge Of the ar
rangsments. There was a large
crowd or people IN Attendance from
Custer and Fremont countiess
Rpw 4 nGaeln Elnnt A HE T
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosuRE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO. }

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO. }
County II e Tns TisP'Gt; Gousrr GoUar.
Belle Gardner.
and =
Maggie Gardner.
VS..
The Canon Investment
and Realty Company
corporation, Leona
May Heckart and c. W.
Palmer.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS. AND no ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED: NO
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That by
virtue OF the authority vested IN me
by decree OF the Court In the above
entitled cause. made and entered on
the 3rd day Of July. A. ID. 1915, and
the order OF the Clerk OF said Court
made and issued pursuant to the pro-
visions and directions of said decree.
l will. on Saturday. the 3fat day OF
July. A. ID. 1915. commencing at the
hour OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF
that day, offer for sale and sell At
public auction at the front steps Of
the Fremont County Court House. in
Canon City. State OF Colorado. 10
the highest bidder for the highest
and beat price the same VIII bring.
for cash. all the following described
real estate. premises and property.
situate In Fremont County. State Of
Colorado. to-wft: The East three
quarters tEx) Of lot numbered nine.
teen ue)s and all OF lots numbered
f2o). twenty-one t21). twenty-five
t22). twenty-three t23) and twenty
four CAD IN. Block numbered twenty
t20) In Orchard Park Subdivision. ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
together with twenty-three f23l
shares OF stock in The Park Center
Land and Water Company represent
ed by certificate No. 562. or 30 much
thereof as may be necessary for the
purpose hereinafter stated.
The purpose OF said sale IL to com.
ply with the requirements and pro.
visions OF said decree. which was
made and entered In an action for
the foreclosure Of certain MORTGAGE
recorded in the office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Fremont Coun-
~. State Of Colorado. in Book 157 at
Page 144. and particularly 10 realize
~'u, said sale the sum Of e1092. 40
with accrued interest from the date
of said decree, and being the amount
due and owing 70 plaintiffs ss by
said decree found; including at
torney's fee allowed by the Court:
also to realize the amount Of costs
in said action AZ taxed in the sum
Of $1,000 and the expense Of this
Dated July srd. 1915.
WILLIAM n. NEwCoMB,
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
/. First Pub. July 8. 1915
Last Pub. July 20. 1915.
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PUEBLO lRoNPoRTs.

'olson, pinch hitter for Kane.
Last half of 9Th not played.
First on balls-off Turner 2.
Left on bases-Ironports 6; All
Stars 8.
First base on errors-Ironports 2;
All Stars 3.
Two-base hits-Pearcy. Garberick.
Bash. Hines.
Struck out-by Turner 10: by Percy
6; by Brockaway, /.
Double play-Parks to Debenham.
Passed ball-Hines.
Hit by pitcher-By Brockaway,
Garberick; By Turner, Kane.
Umpires Johnson and Wilson.
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27 Q 10 3 2i s 3
MAzpAs.

70 Is 10 3
Three base hits-Minister. HammiIi
and Whlsh.
Two base Sherman. Montgom-
cry.
First on baIls-on Hannisan s: on
Turner 2.
Left on bases--Mizda 8; F. N. b.
s.
Wild pitch. Hannisan.
First on errorn-Mazdas 2; F. N. B.
2.
Struck out--By Hannisan 4; by
Turner q.
Double piay-Sherman to Bower.
Passed ballg-Duncan, Walsh.
HIT by pitcher-By Hannigan. Harry
Umplres johnson and McCarron.
scorer-Ai. Geriaeh.
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SHE JlLrED HIM.
tsY JOE HEAvEnRIpce,


He met her on the mountain
Among the trees and fiowers;
Each Of them was strolling.
To pass away the hours.
They gazed upor each other.
To him, she did not speak.
Then began a little game \
They call It hide and seek.
She offered to embrace him,
For this he did not cars;
He was . bashful city lad,
And she, q grizzly bear.
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ionorn Nsr. Rven.

Ethel Tossing her hcad)--"A kiss?
Certainly not! never kissed . man
In my llfs." JAck--"You'vs nothing on
mog never did either. "-Philadslphia
Public Ledger.
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Matter Of France.

Sometimes a man mnrries for
money. but most times it is 10 get rid
Of it.--F' ,ridR Tirnes-UnIon.
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ToTAL

TOTAL ................l .l2ie4s. .o3
,chool Census ........... 6O2G
2eN~ n, ~. rae. - 49,
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12
WAR BRI

+ turkish troops are reported to h
strategic points near the Russian fror
IA Rome dispatch to the Frankfu
irving at an Italian port reports havil
Also at the same time and place
and for the same purpose, lot
Ia, Suqare 6, Block /, of the survey
of the American Tribune Soldiers
Colony Company, of file in the office
OF the clerk of the superior court of
Irwin county, Georgia, on a tax exc
cution issued against said property,
by the city clerk, for the taxes for the
year 1914, owner of property
being unknown. Amount $106
Also at the Same time and place
and for the same purpose, lot
IS, Square 6, Block /, of the survey
OF the American Tribune Soldiers
Colony Company, of file in the office
OF the clerk of the superior court of
Irwin county, Georgia, on a tax exc
cution issued against said property,
by the city clerk, for the taxes for the
year 1914, owner of property
being unknown Amount $l.O6.
Also at the same time and place
and for the same purpose, lot
10, Square 6, Block /, of the survey
'ot the American Tribune Soldiers
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-11-05
Will Dance at
The Grand Theatre

The celebrated Stump Sisters
orchestra is offering a treat to
the lovers of dancing in st. Maries
having arranged to give a dance
at the Grand Theatre, Saturday
evening, November 18th. The
orchestra is one of the best known
dance Orchestras in the northwest
and is we'll and favorably known
throughout eastern Washington
and northern Idaho.
Two years ago they had the
dancing pavilion at Occur d.
Alene for the summer and made
"a very decided success. Last
summer they spent at Chatcolet,
furnishing the music for the reg
ular dances at that place and a
number of st. Maries people who
attended the dances there have
urged them to come to this city
and give a dance.
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o'DwYER's POINTERS

Last call on Roses flour. Roses
flour is on the map right here in
this city. O'Dwyer has a good
stock and while it lasts the price
will be $3.50 per Dbl. Now listen,
IO'Dwyer has another car bought
that cost more money and when
our present stock is gone the price
will go up. Phone in your or
der; don't say we did not tell you.
Potatoes; we have them. Good
white potatoes at 90 cts per cwt.
Phone O'Dwyer at No. 3 for your
winter supply.
Do you use oat meal mush for
breakfast? O'Dwyer will sell it
to you in 45 Id. sacks for $i.75;
good fresh stock. Get your PEN
Gil and do a little figuring; it will
pay you.
Buck wheat for your morning
cakes. O'Dwyer has some in 9
In sacks, right from the mill, at
so cts per sack.
Now listen; your chickens are
all moulting or just about
feathered out. They need tonic
to start them laying. O'Dwyer
sells Poultry Tonic in % and so ct
packages.
Straw for your scratch shed
and nests. O'Dwyer sells good
clean bright oat straw by the bale.
And down here at the bottom:
She said do you know that your
chickens come over in my gar
den?" 81 thought they must be
doing that" What made you
think so?" Because they never
come back"
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Sayings From
Dr.. Terry's Sermons

The following are some of the
things DR.. Terry has been saying
at the Methodist church:
THE Almighty never said Re
member the Sabbath day to make
it a holiday What He did say
was Remember the Sabbath day
to keep it holy
Some folk say that we mustn't
expect much church work or at
tendance from their young people
as their school work demands so
much of their time. Their pub
lie school education is of great
Importance; but thinks it more
important that they should know
arithmetic and geography and be
able to read Caesars Gallo Wars
thOn to know God?"
zone of the great questions we
must face today is: Shall our
churches be closed on Sunday?
You say that is foolish, but if no
one gave any more attention than
some of you do the church would
have to be closed on Sunday"
Some people think that a long
face is the sign Of their religion,
when more often it is the sign
of indigestion. or all folk the
Christian should be the most hap
by.
II hear it said that there is too
much love preached in these days.
This is not so. But there is a
great deal OF foolishness preached
and called love-"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-11-05

Geo. o. Dart, of the Occur d.
Alene Milling company of Occur
Id'Alene, was a business visitor in
this city yesterday.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday by County Auditor
Warren II. shepherd to J. w.
Bracken and Miss Ruth E. Stowe.
Roscoe Haines of the forest de-
partment at Misoula was in the
city yesterday transacting bust
ness at the local forestry office.
Let us fiji your orders for wall
paper at Stay S Store. adv
William Nc Carter in is the city
from his camp.
The board of managers Of the
city library is planning on Civ
ing a benefit entertainment for
The library in the near future.
The date has not been set yet.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church is preparing
TO hold a fair in the near future.
Nursery stock, ornamental
shade trees and shrubbery of all
kinds. All kinds of fruit trees
and one hundred and one different
kinds of rose bushes at the st.
Maries Greenhouse. Phone
2i5O w. 2t
Fl. B. Davis of Davis & Link is
lat Santa looking after the bust
ness of the firms new store there.
Tie expects to return Saturday.
G. H. Ellis Of Occur d'Alene was
a visitor irse city Wednesday.
4
oscar Olesdn was a visitor here
from Fernwood Wednesday.
j. L. Jardine Of Pmmmer was
in this city Wednesday.
Furnished housekeeping rooms
Tor rent. Pohne zoos w tf.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-11-05

A letter has been received from
Mrs. Chas. Schattner, the Occur
d'Alne music tacher, who has a
class in this city. She is still
in Boise where she was called by
the illness Of her mother, but ex-
poets to return about the fifteenth
of this month.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-11-05

via Wireless" a Gold Rooster
feature in five parts. No mat
ter what you have on your mind,
come to the Ideal tonight and see
a good feature; also a rooster
given away.
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Stays wood yard. Dry wood.
Phone 1928. IT,.
S. X. Wolfe has the dyke which
he has been building on the St.
Maries river to protect his farm
from overflow practically COM
Ipleted. He expects to finish it in
two OF three days.
Chas. Ryder of Herrick was a
visitor in the city The first of the
week.
Emil Elder, deputy county au-
ditor of koOtenai county, was in
the city Wednesday visiting his
brother, Prosecuting Attorney Ed
IS Elder.
We deal in everything. Stays
Second Hand Store. If.
L. il. Nroman of Alder Greek
was a business visitor i'm the city
Wednesday.
John Helsing, one of the
ranchers of the Santa Greek val
ley, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday. He is one of the
largest stockholders i'm the cream
cry here and was here to attend
a meeting Of the directors.
James Krenk, who is running a
restaurant at Marble Greek, is i'm
The city on business.
r.. M. Lurmen of Santa was a
visitor here Wednesday.
M. d. Harris, proprietor of the
Commercial hotel at St. Joe. was
in the city Tuesday on his way
to Clarkia on business.
Stays Store is open evenings.
Phone 1913. If.
ID. b. Kennedy was i'm the city
ON business Thursday, from
Branson's camp near Santa.
Chas. Zieglitz, Benewah ranch
er, is in the city today on bust
ness
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-11-05

Engineer Jaqueth returned
Wednesday from Montana, where
he has been for several weeks.
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Allen English of Emida was
iransaciing business in the city
Wednesday.
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City in Brief

For 8Sle-By Panhandle Alb
stract Co. at Office of C. S. Flint,
small maps of Benewah County.
Price iOc and SOC each. If.
William Ross was a visitor at
Fernwood Monday making the
trip in his car.
E. Byerly of Benewah was a
business visitor in the city Mon
day.
Roscoe Miley and Miss Vida l..
Dawson, both of this city, were
married by Justice of the Peace
Charles R. Schultz Monday even
ing.
Saws filed; stoves and furni-
ture repaired. Stays Second
Hand Store.
j. A. Johnson, superintendent
of the Cedar Greek Mining COM
pany of Tyson, was a business
visitor in this city Tuesday.
Ben Bush of Moscow and w. +.
Dagget and d. J. Wilson of Lew
iston were in the city Tuesday
conducting the sale of state land.
C. w. Campbell of the Spokane
Merchants Association was a
business visitor in the city the
first of the week.