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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
@enn mir mpQen, f6nrer mir a1td

neutral fem. l1nb mie! Ga bat Die
Nanoma=&ommillion iiber neuntau'
leno Sonnen often giiens gu berfu-
gen. Sos giien ptn iie berfaufen.
un6 5tpor unter 1trifter Wabrnng
unlerer Neutrolitat. Mn ote Muiier=
ten perfoufen mir grunoidtli@ MIR
1eues giien. Mit @orliebe in 6orm
bon Sdrapneus, nnterieebooten nno
onoerem &riegsgerdtb. Sos alte 81
fen p%erfanfen mir itreng rob ben 8e'
ftimmungen Ser Sooger &onpention.
8 mir fonnen idredli6 neutral fem!
1esboB bot sic @anal-@ ommiiiion
befonnt gemo9t, 6aB fte Mngebote
ouf beiagtes oltes @iien MIR bon
2euten entgegernebme1 tonne, sic fid
berpflidten, 6as giien nidt our Ser
fteQnng bon S9rapneQs nn6 an6e>
rem ariegsmaterid 5u %bertpen6en,
es ouh nidt an 2eute metter5ugeben,
sic es om gr6e gu 8meden bertpen-
Sen fonnten, sic NIT Sen 8flidten,
6ie mir uIs neutroles 2an6 baben,
nift pereinbar iin6. 8un6eri@0n,
nift mobr! Wer bdtte 6as ge6adt!
go neutral foir11er mir fem. @enn
es iid) Inn Sic @ergebung zines Sm1=
fens oIten giiens bm16elt. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Ktr0k6t na0ri0ttn.
Trimi5feier in Mpon.

Am Sonntog, ocn 10. Sum-, feierte
Die ct. @et1ebifts . @emeirbe in Mpon
elm gang ieltenes 6eit. Gs tpar an
6iei em Gage, bab ein Sobn Der &c.
meinoe, Der ant 8. Sunni bonn bodtp'.
iten &errn @iidof &ortIep BON 60.
lumbus, Ohio, in Der &apelle BEG
S%oiepbtmums Die III. 8rieitertpeibe ct.
bielt, iein critics III. Mebopfer @ott
oarbradte. 2ange bate maj, iid in
@pon auf oieies 6eit gefre1,t, rno 10
lpar Die 9etbeiligung bon nab uno
fern tros Der dlberit id)led)ten @e.
&c cine tpirfli6 groBartiee. Sober,
Scr Die grbabenbeit bes Yrieiter.
tbun1s erfenat, fiiblt iid a,rgetrieben,
elmer iolden Geier b%ei3utpobnen, Inn
oaourd aeboben uno 1re,, belebt 81
tperoen int @lau6en. @eionoers ober
lit es sic eigene @emeinoc, oie cine
iolde @lls5eidm,ng am better fiiblt
uno 81 %piiroigen meiB n11o iomit audi
oie gr0bten Mnitrengungen madJt,
cine Ser @obeit 6es Geitcs entipre.
d)enoe Seller 81 beranitalten. limo
bierin peroienen @farrer u1b Sc.
meinoe III Moon bas grobte Cob. ar.
les tpar m1f oas id)onite geidmiidt;
9ogen, Snidriften u1,o @altne
idmiidten Sen @eg 5um @ottesbauie,
6os ,ielber m1fs @errlidite 9e3iert
tpar. Sic M11iiffapele u,1o Ser Sir.
derd)or trugen meientlid 6a5u Bel,
6aS Set 5u perid0nern. Gritere
bradte oem @rimi5ia1ter BEL feiner
Infunft am Gage norber Elm Stano,
den unb berid0nerte Sic %genubrei.
DIE Seller am Nadmittage un6 6as
Tomilienfeit BEL 6en gItern oes Sri
mi5iarten atn Mbenbe nit berrliden
@eiien.
Inter 6em @eIGute ser @Iode1t
ltno oem Dr6bnen Der g0uer aelei-
tete iid sic @ro3eiiion bonn Gfarr,
bouie sur Stride, moieIb1t 6as gbre1,.
brd1ltden, cine @dmefter 6es Trimi.
5ionten, 6emielbe1t in a%nmutbigett
@orten begriibte. SIN SEN 5tufen oes
Mltores ftimmte Ser Meuprieiter Dos
"@eni Creator" an, nm Sen 8eiitanb
oes gottliden Groiters berab3uflebe1t
o1f 6as erbabene @erf, 6os 5u ber>
ridten er eben begotmen. Gem Sri
mi5imten, 6em bodhm. &errn M1tguit
g. @reuifer, oi}iftierten ols Gr5prie-
iter bodm. p. 2eonbor6 aapsner, $.
g. g., @farrer Ser @emeiroe, oIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
9ie Melbnnaer. pom ST

Ste Wtelo1ttgen pom D1tltd]e1
&riegsidmtplat belten 6arauf FIN,
6aB @in6enbrrg r11r auf BEN lebten
S6lag in @oli5ien martet, TINT m1@
ieinerieits tpie6er gu einem frdftigen
Sdlage ol1s5ubolen. Ser gali5iihe
Selo5ug btI6et MIR einen Gbeil bes
ruiiii6em Gel65uges. @enn sic &ui-
fen @ali3ien rGun1er miiiien, miro in
@uiiiid-Nolen Ser &f etnieben,
Ser fte CUR @dum1ng @oride11s
51pinget miro. Sic @orbereitungen
iin6 bereits I'M @ange. Mm brau6t
nidt gu befiirdten,. 6ab @inoenburg
feiert. Mber es lift feline @rt nidt,
BEL ser &orbereitung feiner H1a1e
6ie SeffentIidfeit ms @ertra1en gu
5iebe11. Seine groBen siege tparen
ie6esmal cine ueberroidung, ober
l1eberraidn11ge11, Sic er in aller 5tiGe
mo6elrlang borbereitet batte. @lio
nun @eoul6. @enn Sic 8eit 6afiir
g%efonrn1en it, miro a1d @in6enburg
mie6er 6a fem. Sic letten entldei=
6en0en SblGge I'M Often miro er fiib=
re11> nn6 6ob Tie liben mer0er, bof iir
fo1m man ibn Sic Gorge rnbig iiber=
la1ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
sSu elmer sitmna Ser Iette ISOLDE

Sn et1ter Sitltng Der lette Wod)e
in Cincinnati eriam1nnelt gene cne1l
@ertreter Ger arteritanilben @cin=
uno Spiritl1oien : SS'1ouYtrie lift cine
'Weenge mertboollen itatiitiiden 800
terialS Ser Seffentlidfeit u%nterbrei=
tet moroen. @as an Ser Iagltng BE-
ionoers gefaqen, lit Ser fraftige,
energii6e Sou, Ser gegem ben 8ro,
bibitionsid1pin6e1 ongeidlagen apr1r=
Sc. GaS lit ser Son, Ser olein ar+
gebraft lit. Sic @rfabrung 1ebrt,
6ab man NIT ser 3uriidbalt11ng &C.
gen Die So6fetrbe elmer Ger bliiben6.
ften Snouitrien bes 2an6es nidts
msridtet. Sic tperoen 6a611rd) mn
iibermiitbiger 11n6 11nperiddmter &C.
madt. @egen iolde 8%etuegl1nger
bilft MIR ser riidlidtsloie Mngriff
init idtpadlider Mbtpebr lit nod ME
malls etpas erreidt mor6en. @as
man in Ser @ergongenbeit bismeiler
bergeiien bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
$tadt=neui9ktlten.
Sim perQQnQenen Gonnerlta

- @lm bergangenen Conner tag
feierte 8anfprqiioent Sobn 3app i'm
&rei1e ieiner &i116er un6 @nfel lei-
men IS. @eburtstag. bel be- ter &C.
iun6beit, tpo5u ibm ni@t Bios feline
Angeborigen ion6ern gan5 ct. Glomo
un6 gar5 @tearns County, IN 0em
er iih ether benei0enSmertben $50
pltlarttat un0 ser b0diten M6tung
gu erfreue11 fat, nno nit alien Die
fen a1d Ser uMoroitern" aus gait
gent Ser5en oufridtigen @liidmuni6
entbietet. Mqnner 11ad 6em Sdlage
oeS &errn 3opp fonnen ibrer
@eiitesgoben pegen, 6ie iie 5mor
81 ibrem eigenen Damn aber
a16 gum ollgemeinen 8elten ber=
mer6er, niht bob gen1tg geldabt
mer6en ur6 oober piini6en mir ibm
in oler M11fridtigfeit, 0aB er Ser id0=
r1en @e%burtstage no@ mande bel be-
lter @einnobeit erleben m0ge.
- Mm Northumberland bergange=
ner ISOLDE bot 6rau S. g. Sderer
int boben Sitter bon IS Sabren, be-
items a11f Sen ~nnbermei0liden 500
porbereitet, 6os 3eitli&e geiegnet.
Sieben &tn6er betra1tern BEN 500 ser
g11tet M11tter. @s itn6 6ies Gral1
Eed bon Sos Mngeles, @al., Sobt1
un6 8eter sderer bon ct. Saul,
Srmt @merion nn6 Srau &einrtd)
&eQermarr1 un6 @m1I 1tn6 Soiepb
S1erer bon ct. gIo1tn. Die Seer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Gum eriten Mele in ser @eIdidte

Ser fatholilhen Gr5ieber=M1loclatto1
miro oieie @ele0ldaft iid 81 ibrem
Notionolen Sobres &onflape me1t=
lid1 bonn Miililiippi Der ammeln.
GosIeIbe finoet in ct. Saul bonn %.
SNtlli bis 1. S11li ltatt, uno es tperoe11
iiber Snolfmtnoert electromagnetic
GerlonerL Sic lih fiir Sic fatb. Sn=
genocr5ieb1tng intereilieren nno itb
oerlelben mtome1r. erlpurtet. Sn 6iele
Nn5abl iin6 gegen 500 3elegoten,
mebrere bl1noert Sdulidme tern, ST.
ld)ofe nno Nriei ter Ser &irdenpro=
bins l1no cine grobe In5ab1 8eiu=
der aus oaen Ibeilen 6es 5taateS
eingelhloiien. .....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
n einer @aibingtpner 9epelde

Sn elmer Maibtngtoner 9epeide
ftn6en mir nrter 8e5ugrnbme ouf
sic 2uiitania= lie sic 8emer=
flung, bas meritomi6e @olf bobe
ldon int Sabre 1912 fir feline @e6te
gefampft nn6 tonne 6iei lie 9fedte beu=
tie, no96em es etne @eltmadt ge=
mor6en, unmogli6 preisgeben. Soll
es a119 ni6t. Mber Damn m1B 6as
omerttanii6e 8olf Dor 6te re6te
S6mie6e geben. Die &edte, fir Die
es 1912 fdmpfte, mer6en ibm beute
nidt BON 3el1tidlan6, ion6ern bon
england itreitig gemadt. 9ie @itua=
ton lift fait genau 6teielbe. @eute
mie 6amals beanipr1dt England fir
iid sos &edt, Die @ege 6es omeri=
fani19en &an6els 5n beltimmen, BEN
San6el Ser Ser @tooten NIT 6em
Sentiment 51 1nterbtn6en, 10 melt es
6as fir gut bdlt. @enn 6ie Ser.
Staten be1te abermals fir 6ie &edte
ffadmpfen po1en, fit sic iie 1912
fGmpften, miiifen fie >pie6erum ge-
gen england faimpfen, 6enn gnqr
lon6 auein lit es, 6as ibnen 6ieie
@edte borentbd1t. Dieie @edte ii16
es, fir sic Der1tfdlan6 tdmpft, un6
menn sic Ser. Stoaten 6en &f
bon 1912 er1te11ern tpouer, miiI1er iie
NIT @eutidlan6 gegen England
ffaampfen. Dem England lit Der
Setn6. &e11te tpie 6on1nls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
6err @iQtam s. 8rDam fat fid

6err @tlltam s. 8rDan hat ftd)
in ieinem ibermd6ttgen @erlmngen,
oen 6rieoen geji9ert 5n ieber, on iei>
ne o~eutidtamertfantiden Mitbirger
gepon6t nn6 6en @uni h m1sgeipro,
hen, lie m0dten ibren ginflnB in Der
o1ten !Seimatb I'M Gimme 6es 6rie<
Sens gelteno MAIDEN. @la11bt SEER
8rpan pirflih1 rob 6aS %notbmen6ig
lit? SILT er es fir benfbor, 6aB
Ieutldlano, sos CUR Belt nit adt
Motionen I'M &rieee liegt, Sen 8unid
begt, oud 6ie 8ereintgten Stoaten
in Ser 3abI ser nerbiin6eten 6einoe
gu ieben? Mn 0euti@lan6s 8uni6,
NIT Sen Ser. Stoaten in Brte6e un6
Greun6idoft 3u leber, fam mobl fein
berniinftiger Menih 3tpeifeln. nno
tpenn sic Ser. Staaten es 6urb Die
ion6erbore Dirt ibrer Mel1tralttdt un6
sic @affenIiefernlgen an Sic Mntier-
ten GeutidIan6 audi iebr idtper mo-
hen, an lire Sreun6idaft GIT glm1-
ben, 10 lit es felbitoeritdnoli6 nod
Iange fein @rnn6, tpor11m Denti9-
Ion6 &rieg NIT Mmertfa miiniden
folte. Sic ein3igen @1emente, sic
3rieg 5tpiiden Sen Ser. @taoten un6
GeutidIan6 tpiiniden, ftn6 6ie eng
Idn6er un6 S%ron3oien nn6 6ieienigen
in Mmerifa eridcinen6en 3eitnngen,
merde ni9t Dos @obl 6es etgerren
2an6es, fonoern 6os Ser Mntierten
i'm Muge baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
5pllte Staliem i'm &a1upf nit 3,

Ou"$$ O$u$sSV wv SW*T WV NV
lterrei6 Ser &iir5eren 5iehen, pas
oas Observation-Disclosures iein 6iirfte, 10
miro bamit sic 6rage Ser l1nabban'
gigteit beS &opltes obne 3meifel in
Elm 11el1es Sta6irm gebradt. GuB
6asielbe cine @enbatng gum belieren
bcoeute11 miro, 6arf mobl BEL Ser Bis
hrigen @altung Ser 3entralmadte
bem 81. St1bl gege1liiber NIT 5iem'
lid)er @iGcrfeit allgenommen mer=
Sen. s. mare ba5 sic i60nite 6r11dt
oes Murtpn11ms bon Sebaieno. M06=
te ser erlte Sabrestug besielben (28.
SSl1ni) uns idon einen flareren MnS-
blid in bie 3ufunft geitatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Nad Der Qpnbpner Murmima Gp1

Mad) Der 2onbpner @urmim9 &oit
marfen sic 9eutide1 an einem Ser
letten Sage 5tponBigtm,ien6 @rana-
ten nodb Dpern btnein. Ma@ oeriel=
ben Morring 8oii batten 6ie Deut'
ldyen 1d]on Dor einigen @o9en fol-
d)en Mo1tgel an Ma1nition 6aB iie
faftiih Sen &rieg umoglid)
fort1eben f0r1rten. Ser M11nitionS=
feuer ridtct in SEN Spalten Der eng
li16en 8Idtter immer gr0bere,r umb
INNER toneren @irtpnrr an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Sic Mlliierten iin6 III Sen lebten

9ie Mlliierten iinb III Sen letten
Sagen tpie6er iebr proouftip an err
fun6enen gi%egesmelounger gemeien.
@uBln6 Defenders. @oS 6amit be-
5tpedt miro, lit idmer 5u iager, aber
6aB etpaS be5tpedt miro, fam man
obne tpeiteres an1rebmen. Cont ba=
ben sic Melonngen feine Be6entnng.
@enn sic &uiien @iege mel6en, ite=
fen file getp0bnli9 Dor elmer neuen
geie6erlage, nn6 sic miro n16 in 6ie=
FEM Gaue 1i@t la1ge ouf ii6 tpar=
ten laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Sic &piofcu haben lhpn bpr Gin

gen Sogen ban1it begom1en, GILES
@ertbpplle, bas nidt Met nno no.
Qelfelt lit, aus 2emberg meg5ul6lep'
Ell. Gos lit ga1l5 gen1eine &d11be=
rel, oenn 2emberg lit ei1e elropaild}e
Gtaot. @ern Sic Geutiden in elmer
ruliildel1 ODER fran50itiden Staot 10
borlte1l miirbe in ser omertfanilb der
Nrelie ei11 wobres @11tbgebeul iiber
beut1he 9arbarei anbeben. Sci Ben
@olafen oriift man beibe Mltgen 51t.
Gas lill0 ia liebe Serman6te. Sn
qeiltioer uno III morali1der 8e5te<
hung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Bic in 8erlim aniGiIigem Mmerifas

9te in Berltn anIant9en Nmerltds
1er 1peroen Sic &eidsbauptlta6t alld
Damn nibt perlanen, menn man IN
@oibington oie Sitl,ation gum oiplo'
matiiden 9ru6 treiben iollte. &C.
rabrsntatm bofiir lit Ser Sefretar
ser amerifanii9en @anoelsfammer,
@crr George Mttpoo6. Gin 8etpeis,
0aB file iid in Berlin na6 pie Dor
moblgeborgen fiiblen nn6 nidt baran
oenfen sic @aitfre1t1roidoft ser oel1t-
lfen 9arborer a1 f5ugeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
9ie Qpnbpuer Hrei1e lit ppn Sci

Die 9on6oner Trene 1T bom Dem
&iidtritt 8rpans 10 ent5iidt, baB iie
Dor @ergniigen Ste tonlten T1lr5el=
bal1me idldgt. Sic lit n1nmebr
%iiber5eugt, 6aB in @oibington 6ie
&riegspartei geiiegt bat, uno ooB Ser
Mni9luB Ser Ser. Staaten at Gng=
lono nn6 feline Gerbiir1oete1 nnmit=
telbor beporitebt. @ir glol1ben nidt,
boB Sic @offnt1gen 0ieier g1atter lid)
erfiiIen mer6en, aber ie%benfolls lelicn
lie e%rfennen, 1paS mo1 in gltglano
DOM Nrdltoenten @ilion ertpartet,
un6 6os lit immerbin beabtensmerth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
9Gnemorf hat leinen sSrouen "a


aftipe @oblredt ertbeilt. IS mirf
ab5ltparten iein, Oh Ser bon bieier
Mel1er11rg erboffte ginitige @inflnh
a1tf sic tpeitere @ntmidelung 6es
2an6es ii6 einiteuen miro. Sn relt=
gi0ier nn6 politiider @iniidt miro
er mabri4einli6 gleid null fem, mab'
reno 6em io5ialen 2eben, Sem aui
ser einen @eite Elm %geringer Nuten
ertpadien miro, ouf Der on6eren utt-
berederborer @du0en %5ugefiigt mer-
Sen 6iirfte. @eniger 9iebe 51tr Mlt-
teridaft nn6 aumablide gridlaffung
oes SomilieniinneS tper6en sic SOL
gen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Ser Gtabtratb nurt 6ubcn1tein'

ger Sfa6tratb Don 90ben1telr'
'grn1ttbal bot amerifaniide 2iebesga-
belt fiir @ilrterbliebele bon gefaue'
11en be1tlden &riegern lpegen ser
@oIt1ung Mmeritas in Ser Srage ser
@affenlieferung abgeIebnt. Sc
lit brutal, SEN Sinterbliebenen
bon bel1tlden @eloenL 6ie 0a1r6 ame.
ritamlde @eidoiie %get0otet moroen
lino, omeritaniide 2iebesgaben o1t5l1=
bieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

Semer @ullambcr, pum bem por Ct
uigen Sagell gal1cl0ct lpnroc, ct lei
nit Geutl1lonos Srieoensbeotngun-
gen noh @olhinaton aefommen,
ld)eint ein 9tadfommen bes beriib1n'
ten fIiegen6en 9olan0ers 81
ieill.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

Ser rnHiide 8ar maa ia ST mar'
derlet &loeen @eranloiiuna baben,
aber oariiber, Oab ibn ldpn Large
Sos Sen nid)t mebr gegerbt moroen
lit, fal1n es lidy ieoenfauS ntdt be-
fIagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

Sic &m1en ieien gutter 9tnse, MEL
set 9oubpu. &Dnnen lie alld) leln.
SeSl1 Sen beutlden Gefmgenenlagern
Iebt lid)s ieoenfalls better als In ben
rullilteu Sd)iise1graben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

Ser bette @cbramd), Sen @rpan ie'
mails bon gislnalier gen1ad)t bat, mar
Ser folte @alierltrabl, Sen er Den
Sesern appli5iert bat.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-18

King of Lewis and Meyer-Permits
non-graduate veterinarians to prac-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-18
EAST DEEP CREEK

A meeting of the taxpayers of 4 is
district was held at the school house
February 10, P. p Nolan having been
appointed assessor, assessing all per-
sonal property of the district.
A hard times party was given at
the Nirk home February IL and fine
time was the general comment
Mrs. George Strong and Mrs. Ezra
Graft are both able to be out after
very severe attack of lagrippe.
About 55 young people gathered at
the Ralph Strong home one evening
last week. Music and games were
the amusements and dainty lunch
was enjoyed.
Mrs. P. P. Nolan is on the sick list
at present.
Miss Ruth Klockentage- is spending
a few weeks with Mrs. Fred English
near Palouse.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-18

King of Lewis and Meyer-Permits
non-graduate veterinarians to prac-
tice.
H. B. No. 315 by Faris-Prohibits
dealers in any commodity from re-
fusing to sell to any person or firm.
H. B. No. BIG by Hull-Provides that
all county, town, municipal, road, and
school district officials shall be held
liabe both personally and on their Of
fetal bonds for any excess payment
approved by them.
H. B. No. 317 by Hull-Fixes the sal
airy of drainage commissioner at S.
per day and provides that owners of
land on which a drainage system has
been contracted in whole or in part
may take advantage of the drainage
district law.
H. B. No. 31S by Thrailkill and
Magee- Fixes the liability lof per-
sons who drive traction engines
across bridges on public highways.
H. B. No. 319 by Bales-Provides
for the guarantee of bank deposits.
H. B. No. 800 by Johnson-Creates
a state asylum and sanitary fund for
handling the money of patients in
such institutions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-18
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED

H. B. 307 by Randall-Permits coun-
ty commissioners to appropriate funds
for the maintenance of bridges within
the corporate limits of cities if such
H. B. No. 308 by Committee or Edu-
cational Institutions Authorizes
county commissioners to appropriate
funds for county agriculturist.
H. B. 300 by Koelsch-Fixes the IL
cense for automobile dealers at $35
and for dealers in motorcycles at $40
per annum.
H. B. No. $40 by Northrup-Appro-
PIRATES $500 for the relief of Willard
White and Helen N. White.
H. B. No. 81 by Waters-ReQuires
slaughter houses to keep a record of
all cattle and sheep killed and makes
it the duty of the constable to send
notice to the owners. of brands borne
by slaughtered stock that has been
killed.
H. B. No. 312 by York, Bohman, and
Carratt-Provides for the appointment
of a state purchasing agent at sal
airy of $500.
H. B. No. 313 by Kiger-Permits
commissioners to establish and
maintain public scales.
H. B. No. 314 by York, CARAT,
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WEIPPE


Weippe has one of the highest stand
ard schools of the state There ar,
twenty-five pupils attending the school
They have building that they car
accommodate one hundred students in
| We have not had very heavy snow
this winter as it was only about foul
feet deep.
Mr.. Scofield has a crew of about
fifty men to work up on Washington
creek where he is cutting the burned
trees of last summers fire.
There was large masquerade ball
held here last Friday night and there
was very large crowd and many
comic costumes.
Frank Browne had the misfortune
to lose his wife February 8. He has
the baby in Lewiston under medical
care.
Mrs. C. A. Clifford is visiting her
husband who is in Lewiston under
medical care.
Lester Swan lost one of his little
girls from the terrible disease pneu-
monia fever.
Samuel Rouse, the manager of Mr..
Dubois we'll drill, is drilling we'll
for Mr.. Simmons.
Mr.. Hamilton is in on business
trip, from his cattle ranch at Browns
Creek for few days.
Miss Lucille Robards, graduate
from Moscow university, is the prin-
cipal of the Weippe high school and
D. w. Bortnott is the superintendent,
H. Eutsler was visiting his relatives
in Weippe for a few days.
Mrs Johnson, the aged mother of
James A. Johnson, took severely sick
last Saturday evening. They sum-
the doctor Immediately
Miss Currins is working for Mrs.
Willaby Of Pierce City.
Lester Perkins has been taken to
Orofino to be put in the asylum after
being driven crazy with bootlegger's
whiskey. He was captured by his ia
Their and neighbor after going into
several houses and breaking things
up.
Dick Williams has recently begun
IN his gold mine near Greer on the
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SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED


S. B. No. III by Graham-Relating to
the refunding of bonded Indebtedness
of irrigation districts.
S. B. No. lib by Kaline and Steele
Regulating the manufacture and sale
of boots and shoes; prohibiting the
misbranding of boots and shoes.
S. B. No. 120 by Zuck-To enable
highway districts to contract with
counties and other highway districts
for the building and repair of bridges
S. B. No. 1872 by State Affairs Com
works of Carey act
projects shall not be considered of
public utilities.
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BLAINE NEWS

Dennis Tirney spent few days las
week in Moscow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Martinson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Martinson.
A large crowd enjoyed the program
and basket social at the Blaine school
house Friday evening. A good pro-
grom was rendered, and the paper was
especially good. Forty-nine baskets
were sold.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gormason visit
ed at the Narum home Sunday.
Misses Inga and Martha Hanson Of
Moscow visited at the home of Miss
Mayme Christensen from Friday I'M
til Sunday.
The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. L. Ed Thursday. Every
body welcome.
The Misses Mayme Christensen,
Inga and Martha Hanson visited Miss
Dora Smith last Saturday evening.
Winnifred Lyons and Ida Iverson
visited Bessie and Emma Olson last
Sunday. They spent the afternoon
coasting.
Margaret and Emma Johnson visit
ed Griff's Monday evening.
Miss Ellen Iverson of Moscow came
out to attend the basket social Friday
evening. She went back to school
Monday morning after spending a few
days with her parents.
Literary at the Smith school house
next Friday evening. Everyone is
welcome.
Eddie Iverson visited Harry Martin
son Sunday.
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Ed Miller, brother-in-law of John
Stillinger, and Mr.. Huston Of Dallas,
Oregon, have arrived in Moscow with
their implements and stock and will
engage in farming in this neighborhood.
The general meeting of the Historic
al club will be held in the club rooms
Friday, February 10 at 2:30 p. m. Mr..
Wodsedalek will not give his talk at
this time but will in the near future.
Ward Gano took out to his ranch to-
day load of woven wire fence. The
practice of making fields hog-tight is
growing rapidly, and is looked upon
as one of the most hopeful signs of
the development of diversified farming
in this section.
Word has been received in Moscow
that Miss Pearl Morgan, who has been
seriously i'll in Boise for some weeks,
is reported much improved. Miss
Pearl is daughter of Judge and Mrs.
William Morgan, and is member OF
the senior class of the Boise High
School.
George w. Clous, Optician, will again |
visit Moscow, Friday and Saturday, |
February 10 and 20 and may be found |
at the Corner Drug Store. He will ex-
anime your eyes without charge and
1t them to your perfect satisfaction.
II you need glasses or new lenses in
your frames, it will pay you to see
him. All work guaranteed. 1891
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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Willie Sutton is staying in town now.
A. R. Immisch of Spokane left this
morning for Colfax
Clause Peterson and Bud Buchanan
were in town on business today.
John Quist and George Dougherty
were among the ranchers in town to-
day.
Mrs. A. Hangseth of East Eighth
street, is seriously i'll in the Aspray
hospital
We lead Watch others follow.
White Photo Studio, First Natl Bank
Building. lift
Charles E. Slane of Spokane was in
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the city calling on friends between
Grains today.
Leroy Williamson of Astoria, Ore
gon is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mae
Williamson on South Main street.
With a bottle of beer like the can of
United Auto Oil in the Moscow Auto
Co.'S window, the state never would
go dry. 81
County Commissioners John Woody
of Kendrick and A. B. McIntire of
Princeton arrived in Moscow this
morning for a session of the county
board.
C. A. McElroy, representative of the
federal department of the interior, re-
turned to his home in Occur d'Alene
today, after spending several days here
On official business.
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s. B. No. 119 by McCloud-The full
crew bill, requiring how many en-
ployees shall constitute a full crew on
all railway trains.
s. G. R. No. by Elliot-Authoriz-
ing the governor to dispose of 300
copies of McConnell's history of Idaho.
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CONSTIPATION

When costive or troubled with con-
stipation take Chamber Tablets. They
are easy to take and most agree in eff
feet. For sale by the Owl Drug Store. F