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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04

Dem 1enrp Sumbot BON ben
5igb, nabs Der 5air 4penue ipurben
porleste Wo1t BON Dieben. ipeIfe baa
SdtoB an Der 9iibnerbaustbiir,
iprensten. 15 6iibner. bic einen Wertb
ppn 500 botten. geitcbltn.
Der Stabtaubitor grnit Grt
ipirb in 3ulunft b.m @eIeb semGb lei.
ne arbeiter Der Stabt fir mebr als
cine Wphe Qrbeit Don 4s Stunben be.
sablen. neil basGsfsb es perbietet. Die
Strdfe i'm interchangeable 1T $500
uuo 6 Monaten Gddnsnib obsr bei=
bes.
- Sobn Seine purb. bon BEN
Sdulratb als Sanitor Der neuen
SotIbuIaebGubs seipdblt unb erbdli
fir feline OienIts sinsn monatlihen
G,sbalt bon $2l5, 2Ouiie gads ipur.
be als Matrons Der aiihe seipdblt.
2ena Geibsl, eine perbeiraibeiets
5rau nit brei sinbern, rerIieb ppr'
ssiisrn qbenb Mlibbletopn unb Ttiea
i'm ct. Gbarles Soitl ob. sic lit ans
asblih aeiitesfdpah uno teIsptOnirt,
nuf Mibblctopn, bab lie iih bier auf-
hGIt. Die ppliS.i tpurb. eriuht bi.
5rau gu juhen uno iie ipurbe erii
aeitern 9ormittag in Der Sigb Strus
BE pon bem 9oiisiit.n 9ifhop sefuh-
ben unb Der 6umanitatsbeami. Wen.
GER oon WibbIstopn bolte bic Der
mibts uub bradte iis na4 Wlioble
toipn 3uriid.
Gin. Gpibranrbint ipurbe pcrs
Iebte Naht in Der Wobnuna Der ga
mile Grneit GlOriogs, SO. 205 Ban
s6ppt Qpsnus, QinosuipaIb, seesn elm.
Gogflamme sspebt uno ssrietb in
granb. 9as 1susr peruria6te einen
unbeoeuienben 8srIuit.
- Glarf Rois unb 8. R. Batter,
r.I6e Iebte Dote ben Greb. 5arbina
nit R.iIern angriffsn, fpurben Dors
oeitsru Ibenb i'm Wuuisipaleeridt rpes
aen Ste6ens nit Der abiitt 9aroins
au t0bten urier is $500 Bursihoft
b.m 9eritbt iibsrpi.ien.
- Gin GtraBsnbabnDaeen, ipel6tr
iiieIib fubr unb nit Sabri,arbeitern
bslobsn mar, rannts porseiiern abenb
an Der areuSun9 Der Warist unb
Rcrb Gritts Strab. aesen ben autoe
Iaitipaasn ben 9nIentine Sieinmann
'pon Rileu unb Strubsnbabnipaasn To-
ME Der aatOlaiipasen iparben be
itGbiat. Riemaub ipurbe oerlsBi.
Suiius George Wleper. Drforb.
unb Senriettd S6o.Isr. "a. SomiItcn.
erlonsten einen 6.iratbsi4ein.
9as i'm Gid aeInFene Seu in
elmer psnniplporiu Gar. ipef6es fur
eas 0erfbiffen BON pfrben benust
iporb.n mar, ,purb, aeiiern BON aanos
itrei6eru, pelb, aua.nf6einli6 ei'
aaretten rau6ien, ,ufdDis in graub
oeIest. Das S,u,r purb. bon Der
'Ttusrpesr eelrIat. ek Der Dagecn
einsed{6ert pr,:n tonn!e.
- Die 9irsiiOren Der 1. Rastonal
gant babsn g. o. Rubr, ST., gum
SiIfs aaFir,r aetpdbtt unS berieIb.
tpirS ont /. S.ptember bic Stelis nns
tretsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
Vereinigte gdnger.
9as Srhblinssfeit fat Gin iiberaus
giuitiees 9leiaItat erseben.

Serr Gonrab araaer. Der S6dBmsl'
iisr Der 9ersinist.n Sdnssr' tonnis ot1
Esl.aateniisuna am asitriaen abens
cine iiberaus aiiRitise a6rt6nuna Dom
1iiiblinosfeit oorIsasn. ipel6es an
81. Wai i'm gbsiier part bsadng.r
ipurbe. Der lleberidub, Der In el'
aniIs Der 9ereiniaien Ginosr Ilisbt
betrGat 1896 uub ba cine aIeif, 9rcB'
Gumme auf bic onaei6Ioiiensn Wsrei'
ne entidIt unb pro rata unier oisielber
pcrtbeilt pirb. 10 betrdat Der Ge'
iammtiiberihub nateau $500. Ssl
gerit,t ipurbe ppn Der Dsriammliln9
Die oeitern N6<no in Der 9urnb1u.
unter @oriis Des 8rdiioenien SsrrT
ehdrIes y. Sdrnibt unb Der prolo.
tclfiihruna bes S..r.iGrs 5errn Sp'
Iius Stemler itattfaub. nit arobem
geifaa anasnommeu. Serrn GoiparS
Strubel. b.r bi. Sanoer auf iensm
iseit in abapeienheit oss 6trrn Souls
9raptt birisirie. ioG Der Dant iGriits
iid a6aeitat.st psrOen. Die 9ersinisr
ten Sdnaer bstkiIiaen lid, nd6iterl
Gonntaa am aoIbenen eubilGnm bts
Shtpeissr Wann.rtors unb dud bier
tpirb 6srr GirubeI oiriairen. Jerner
tetbeiIiasa lid, bic Sdnatr in iibIi6er
Weiie am Deutitxu 9da. BON 5es
der poiten Lao Elm Dan,i6reiben fur
tis frsuneIid,e Ginlobuua sum sfriibF
Iinasfsit Dor. auf bem bic alien anas
zen iib DOrtrrffIih amiiiiri battsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
'Giir bte peri5nlid5 isreibeit
|gridf Ser aonpsni bes
btuti6 ameritani den
RationaIbunbes eins
Qan5e

SanGraneiseo, 3. Juli. -
Sn Der Disnitag SiBuns bss Rom
pents bss beutl6 dmerildniiatn
glationalbunbes purbe iiber ben S1ub
peri0iiIider 5reibeii, itaatIide unb
gunbes ar6sits Bureaus, stn !dHbs
| |lfhss arsbit Guiism, 9iilfe fir aus
Canada Deririsbsne Deutids unb bic
nnamerifaHifde 6altung unisrsr pro-
britii6e prefe p.rbanbelt.
Cine Rsiolutipn, ipel6e bic Qns
nahme Ron Geisten sur gsfdrdniuns
psri0nIider 5reibsit fait In idmmi'
fifeu Siaaisn Der Union perbammt,
seIansts sur 4nnabme. Cine Rtio'
luton. ipelfs nod gdnB befonbers
esstn bic Ginfiibrung nationalsr pro.
bibition gsri3isi IN, tpirb In Der
Mitipod Sibuns sur Gnnabme gss
lansen. psrf0nlitt 5reibsis ipirb
aIs Der @runbiiein bss teuif6samsris
iaHiitsn SbtaIismus binseiieat nno
rnnOtbias uno unlpsiis Geiebae5una,
lpslhe SisisIbs fat IN idmmt!i6sn
S.aai,n bshrobt. auf's f4drfiis psr'
urtbeilt.
lin iolts @.isssebuus ,rfOlsrsid
gu beiampfen". beibt ss in Der Hao'
luton, ~mub Der betrsffeubs Sioats'
Dsr6ano ieOeu auf6lag auf be psriOn'
lid. i5rsibeii bsm Se.reidr bss Ras
iiOnaipsybanbs fOfort beri4t.n, 70 bab
bsrfeIb, iofort aitiO einsrtif,n 'ann,
nm fold iGdnblite Sssss,bung su
perbiuberN.
Gin 1beil Der am.rttanti6tn prsils
ipurts ais unfair prosbritii9 perur'
ib.ilt uRb bic prei1e i'm aasemsinsH
.rfu6t esrsdt uHb obns goriribsil
su urtbetleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
Die 5atumOrsana

Die 5atumorsand I'm
artees gu ber tirsIi4 bier isis'
btrssgebtnen S6ilbsruns elmer am
q. unD %. CUNT btim bObmH6sn
War,t Sopinta beobnhieten trisseri'
I6.n aatamOreana srinnert uns ein
aeIer an einen 6bnIi4eu Dorsane, ben
aoro s5r. Ro6eris in isiHsm aebnss
tpert ,Jortnone pears IN Snbid' ie9r
dnI6auli5 bei1riebsn bat. Als 25jdts
riaer SbsrIeutnani Der kngdlii4en
rsiisno.n artiGsrie seborie Roberts
rpdbrenS oes srobsu Stppcp Aafs
iianbes 1875 gu jensr aruppens
ubtbeiIuns, bic na9 Der Wisoer9elpin'
nung Don Delbi 5ur 9.ldgerung DON
Qudnop potriidte. Gtipa 16 tnsliits
Wsil.n fiibipejili9 BON bieitm 6nupt'
Tib bes glifftanbes entfernt. spar er nit
isiaem aamerab,n Wadon 4ussns
ssuse zines botii mertipiirbigen Ga'
turi6aufpisls. .glm 25. Gebruur," ers
3dbIt Roxris. .mari6irien MIR nab
Daobau, einem malerii4 am llfer bss
-Sai Rabbi (3uflub bes Gonsss) selss
senen Sidbt5en. DieIen GIub iibtrs
i6ritten mir am nG1iien Worsen une
ialusen unier Eager auf elmer itSneH
srasbewadienen ebere auf. 9ort
iOlien mir blsiben. bis bic 3eit ber
Wsniniguns nit Der 4rmse Dor aud'
nom aesommen mare. WG5rsnb unierss
guientbaltss baisIbit batten WoHon
unb ia Elm ieltiamss abenieusr. 4af
ein.m ssmanidaftti6en Rorgenrit.
imeu5ts meiH 5uRb cine Rilsbai s4ns
titOR aui. 9isis lam uns 10 Hab.,
bab Wation ibr einsn Gdk.bisb iib.r
ben Riidsn perIeben tcnnie. Wie BE-:
gIis mar iie bod unb fort. tuir ttntfrs
Der. Wir ias.en ik mebrere ailomeltr
melt, err.ittsn iis aber niht. pI0ts
lid fabsn mir bon rebts feinblife Has
paneris auf uns 5uiommtn. Wir iuaren
in ,iner psrstpeifslien eage. unfsre
pf.rbe iDaren burh bic toiIe Jasb sr'
i66tit, unb psnn mir perfoIgiiDurbsH,
batien mir ptnis ausiiat, bapon3n-
iommen. Wir 5oetn bic 3igel an.
lpanbisn unfers 9fsrbe unb .rabieH gu.
tril mosli6it lauilos suriid. Wi.
,pollten unisre 9biers Elm tpenis Ders
f6naaien laifsn. bepor bic 1.inbs nG'
ber iparen unb mir I'm nnierpsbsn reis
ten muBieu. Sebsn 4ussHblid iokH
mir uns nm unb beobd6tetsn fis, oh iis
Strrain setponnsn bdtien. golb trs
.annten mir beutlid, bdb re fih CUR
attade formirten. llniers Isb!s SiuHs
be fhisn sstomm,n, unb ipir fogten
sinauoer Qebelpobl, pa mir Ioku. bag
jsber nit fid Islbit Su tbun battle unD
ni6t duf ben aHoeren ipdrten ionnie.
Da ploblih = mas mar bas2 gle fpo'
rsn osridpuHbeH, als Oh bic erbs iie
p.rihlunssu bate. Qihts mar 5u H.
ben. aIs bic ipeiis Gbene, no Ssluubsn
porher nod Sd,oarrn BON DeinbtH
iprsRsten. 3usrit tonnten mir uns bic
Sa6e gar niht ertIdrsn unb lpo!lteH
iaam uni.r,n aussn trauen. es ma,
einfah cine Gatamorsana selpelen. bic
in nitts Strrann. Waiiirlih iparen mir
bariiber niht b6Is; bic gaR5s Sa6t iab
aber 70 natiirlih aus. bdb aud iep,r
anbere setdniti iporpen mare 6kr
baben mir bas begldubigte Dsiipitl sis
ner t<tberisiiigtn auftipiegelnns. bsnn
bas 9orriiden Der fsinbIi&en Rsiier
benefit, bab ibntR bic beibtn snslilhm
Cffisisrs sbenfaas ii4tbar aslpOrbsr.
tparGL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
+ q ~ TITS =.

uH1er IBeHf III Qamtlfon III
Serr Gounrb grud, 449 Sab 6anits
Strahe. SsG Sci. 476 2., Ssm,
SION. 163ta.
- Sin 5urbiger, Ramsns 5bomas
WiIcor. purbe Don Mibblstopn aus
uuf 60 Gage mad bem gincinnatie,
@rbeitsbuus gefhidt, neil er in Der
8ilium'iaen Dtrtbidafi $25 geltpb.
len bate.
Die Gountp aDmmiiiGre iper.
ben am Somitag nsue pldns fir Si,
Columbia Bride uuslsssn.
IS Iiarben in biefiser Stabt
pabrenD bss Monats Suli 2S perio.
nen.
Die Stabt 6amiltcn bate feii
Suni teinen eiu5isen 5al dnitedeHDer
&rantbeit Dem 9eIunobeitsrat6 su
melben.
- Die SOaialiiten 0ffneten poraes
tern glbenb ppr bem @eri9tsaebdube
ris Wabltampagns nit REQ. 5reD.
Gun GtridlaHo Don Dapton, s., ais
Reoner unb bic 3abl Der 3uborer be-
lief iih auf beiuabe $50 perIonen.
Die So5iaItiten uebmen felt lest.rer
3sit Denig Sntereiie an bsr MabI i'm
9loDember.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
GterbIidbfeiteberibt.

@iniam gOsel, 81. sl7 grOaStpan
Snqusft IN Sbrpsbe.
Sane pancOaf, 70. Gait Columbia
Grebs.
Rdolas Jurlong. 56, $40 Sum
Ctr. SsrSIsioen.
ai5etie Wo,ble, IA, 2728 susbsrs
aOe., Gltersibipafs.
Srpin Rod, %. 3460 Gbsoioi sIpe..
Wngenbluien.
aOuife girnbrssr, SO. 2S11 @sf 8
Ctr, 5er3Ieiben.
5raness 5rsn4, Wittpsnbsimatb
Rbeumatismus.
Dsiloreb Gaislep. 8, 1404 0lao'
itons aDe., 5uberfulvfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04

Grtrmnfen.
Ger ad,t Sabre alte Seunarb 3iieg
iinbet i'm Clio ieiueu 5Ob.

cSm Ohio fanb aefiern Der odt CAB.
7. aIte 2eonaro Rilep, DON Ro. 1877
Oit Drift. Strake ieinn LOB. Der
anube tummsIte iih nit ben Ilterss
acnofIsn Ssnrn @aster ppn Ro. 1921
Sn Dritie S.rabe unb 9imoihn esos
nnrb. Don no. 1897 Oit Drift, Ctr.
en- Tub Der Wbittnisr Sirabe I'M
ffIuk umkr. aIs er plOsli6 on eins
tieie Stene aerietb unb Dor ben @ussrl
fsiner @sfdbrttn NIT sinsm aufi4r.i
psriant. nm niht ipieber aufsutouden.
5roBbem iofort Ra6fori6unssn
na6 bem Grtrunftnen anueitelit !pars
BEN. ael;na Is iospeit nod ni4t. oi,
leihe au berlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
efftnnssiejt b.s aanb,uebruereiHs

Der 9suti6e aanbpebrDsrsin blidi
ouf elm Disr5tsidbrises Seitebm su'
rid unb bieies ersisniB ipa In
anbetraf,t Der gIdnSeuben Wuffsntba.
ten Der 5sIbeu i'm aIten 8ntsrlanb,
feIbitrebenb in gang befoubers CLANS
Senber unb sinbrudsppIler Weiis bes
gansen iperbcn oenn natiirIif finf
bic naderen 2onbrpebrlei,te, Die IN
gbren bes Stoniss BOD getroeen, NV
geadtet Der Ibatiade, bob iie ieti
quite amerifnriide giirser eeporoei
nift menie mif bic .JeIbgrmien" i'm
aIten. traiten 9nterIanoe itol5.
Die Seier bes Stiftingsfeits lit aid
Sonntag, Is. auGIit nrbermruli
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04
lN o bd pl SpisIpla b.
Wlittipoh glbenb 7-30.
,Shreu granDwnnben erleaen

SIN Ssion 5oipitaI srIas sftern
bic q Sabre aIis Barn &iIbdp. Don
RO. 2131 Gtasbln Sirabe. bsn1Sranb.
ipunbeR, bic iis am SuHitas ssI.ssn..
lid Der Grploiion zines GasiO4srs In
tbrer WohHuns bapons4vagen battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-04

iporben unb finbet in @ade's
@rope an Der geobing gtoab itott
anb Elm aus Den riibrisIten MitsIis
bern deficiencies aommittss III fdon
felt seraumsr 3eit nit ben 9orberei,
tunsen fir bas yeft beIddftist unb
tpirb bafiir Gorge trdsen, bdb ale
Sftgaits iiH portrefflih unierbalten.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

* w, F. NJ List 4-l7C9, Asia
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Lands described below, embracing 20
80 acres, within the Lemhi National
Forest Idaho, will be subject to set-
tlement and entry under the proyiS-
ions or homestead laws OF the United
states aud the act OF June IL, 1905, lS4
stat, ~ AT the United States land
Office al HALEY, Idaho, on September
80, 1915. Any settler who was ACTUALLY
and tn good faith claiming any of said
lands for agricultural purposes prior
10 January l, 1906, and has not aband-
oned same, has 4 preference right Ia
make ahomeStead entry for the lands
actually occupied. said lands were IiSf.
ed upon the applications Of the perSonS
mentioned below, who have a nrcf.
erence right subject 70 the prior rigbt
OF any such settler, provided such Set.
Tier OF applicant is qualified In rala
homestead entry and the preference
right Is exercised prior 10 Sent IN la1z
on which date said lands viii me snh-
lect 20 settlement and entry by any
qualified perSun The lands erFbra.,..
a tract within what will probably H.
when surveyed Secs. Il and Is + -
y, Il. ~ h, h. NJ, described n FL
lows; Beginning at Corner NJ
whence curner common to sections 2
:, y, and - rs, IL and I'm. r ~ Il
pears ) - deg, IS min. F., sSn r. rbs q.
extending thence \. - deg. an mir "
A,.Ss cts; thence y. 50 deg. : min "
-. Is chs; thence " ~ deg 3lmI, "
l0sa chs; thence :. - deg. 30 mir N
I " chs; thence :. 30 deg. 30 mil, I,
ss,+ chs; thence y. a. deg. - min L
Il-e chs to the place OF hssjrnir.,
except that portion heretofore rs>tIr.
~ Hll9eF List 4-il09, the net arna
hereby listed teiug p. ~ acrrS ,r',,Ti,
cation Ot Edgar T. OufgIey SiS,I,s.
Idaho, Idaho; +l1Og. june IA ig W.
{. NJ. BRUCE. Assistant CSp1,ist 80
er OF the General Land Once. u
July 29-Aug. "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

Mr. Marshall, OF Bohannon Bar
vas in this vicinity Monday on bust
ness.
Miss Trix Howard left on Thurs
davis train for Portland for short
visit and from there SIZE and her
! rother will travel together to Call
tornia to visit friends and relatives
and 10 take In the fairs. Miss How
ard expects to be gone about enc
month
Miss Marcia Whitwell has returned
TO her tome In Salmon after an ex-
tended visit at the Thos. Ieariah
home.
Mrs. MorpheV, Of near Leadore' Is
completing the summer term oil
school 10 Hayden basln'' caused by
the resignation Of Miss Howar5.
Frank Andrews was peddling veg
etabIes at Leadore for several days
last week.
Er. Carnes, of Salmon, spent sat
urday and Sunday visiting friends
and hunting and fishing in TINS
neighborhOOd.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
PAHSIMAROI VALLEY


Haying Is slower this week due TO
the rains which make Il damp.
Mrs. Cameron, of Challis, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ed O'Neal, who
Is still poorly.
Vim. Beck has leased his place to
Jim Flanagan Of May.
A new baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. DslI Grubb
last Friday.
Several Goldberg people passed
through May Monday on their way to
Challis Oh business.
Mrs. f. A. Wyant and daughter
have leased the boarding house OF E.
f. Campbell in Patterson creek can
yon.
The lumber and sand have arrived
for the repairing OF the May school
house. Mr.. Carr has the contract for
doiag the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. LYONS and Rev.
Jhons, OF Mackay we're visiting Mr..
Kohbes last week.
Mrs. JhoE Calvin is visiting heI
mother, Mrs. J. II. Campbell.
Miss Mary Kirk, of Challis, is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Ham
mond.
Mrs. Laura Le'her and children,
who have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Ostrom, returned t. hel
home in Salt Lake las. week
Mrs. Della Mahonev is now cook.
ing for her brother Ray during the
haying season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn nave returned
from Mackay with material to re
model their house.
Mrs. A. s. Cotier, who has beeI
visiting Mrs. Jude Wells on Gov
creek, has returned home.
MI. Monks is down from his min
and reports good showing Of goo
copper IRE.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT he MADE

In the Probate Court of the County
OF Lemhl, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
G. Sinclair, deceased.
William C. Smith, the Adminjstra-
tor Of the Estate Of John c. Sinclair
deceased, having filed his petition
herein praying for an order Of sale Of
the whole Of real estate OF said deced-
ehl, Tor the purposes therein SET forth
~ Is Therefore Ordered By the
Judge OF said Court, that an persons
interested in the estate 0f said d.
ceased appear before the said Probate
Court on Wednesday, the first day of
sept, 81, 1915, AT 10 O'Clock in The forp-
noon gi said day, at the Court Roam
e SAID Probate Court, at the cnurt
mouse IN Salmon, County Of Lembi.
90 SHOW cause why an order should moi
Ne granted 10 the said Administrators
70 sell So much OF the real estate ~
we st'a deceased at private sale as
shall De necessary.
Ana mat a copy of this order he
pun. 'Shed az least once A week for nnt
,e>N IMAM hYe successive weeks in Tho
ta1h" recorder, a newspaper printed
ana published I'm said Lsmbi Comfy
Loaho, aud that said publication -
completed at least five DAYS prinr Ia
>'I ~, ui>t u3y ul september. 1915.
Dated July 9th, 1915.
FRANK Z. McCRACKFN
J,Si EES ~ -. Judge of Probate
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC
Serial No. 0S2:

Serial NO. 0623
Department of the Int
Land ONCE at HALEY, Id
1915.
NOTICE is hereby giVeI
w. Caperon, OF TendOy,
for and on behalf of the I'D
A. Caperon, deceased. Wtl
%, 1910 made Desert Land
rial No. 0S23S, for WI m
Township 20 N, Range y
Meridian, has filed notice.
to make Final Proof, 1
claim to the land above u
fore Allen @. Merritt, !.
sioner, at Salmon, Idaho,
day of September, 1915.
Claimant names as with
William Wilmington, Of
no, Martin Miller, Of TenI
Pattee, of Tendoy, ldl
Sharkey, of Tendoy, ldahd
j. e. WILLIAMS
| July 29-Aug 26.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. OllOO4.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at HALEY, Idaho, July 10,
1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Walt
cr r. Shepard, of LeadOre, Ida, who,
on March 9, 1912, made Homestead En-
try, Serial No 0llOO4, for ST SW4 Sec.
II and M NW4 Sec. Is, Township Is
\. Range 26 E. Boise Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention TO make final
threeyear proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Il. w.
Morphey, u. S. Land Commissioner, at
Junction, Idaho ON the llth day of
September, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Max W. Friedortf, George w. Year
ian and Bert Wilson Of Leadore, Ida
no, Joseph II. Yearian, of Junction
! Idaho.
j. f, WILLIAMS, Register.
July 29-Aug. 26
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. O7238.


Department Of the Interior. L. S.
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, July -,
1915
NOTlCEi is hereby given that Al
bert Caperon, Of Tendoy, Idaho. who.
on October 80, 1909, made Desert Land
Entry, Serial No. 0723S, for ST NE4,
Section %, Township 20 North, Range
"A East Boise Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make Final Proof,
70 establish claim to the land above
described, before Allen c. Merritt, L..
;. Commissioner, at Salmon, Idaho,
on the oth day Of September, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Wilmington, of Baker. Ida.
no, Martin Miller, of Tendoy, Idaho,
Fred b. Pattee, of Tendoy, Idaho,
Frank Nharkey. Tendoy, Idaho.
). f. WILLIAMS, Register.
July 2S-Aug %
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IEAHI LOCALS.
BY Wis Georgia { HoIgate.

ThoS, Fox Is reported 10 be seri-
ouslF lll at the home Of J Pugh nea.
Lsmhi, Mrs, T. shepard has been
helping TO care Tor the Vatient.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mack Pyeatt are en-.
ioying visit from Mrs. Pyeatt's
mother, Mrs, Spencer, OF Dillon.
wm. Howard and y. L. England
were uanSacting business In salmon
Friday and SATURDAY.
Having has begun Sgaiu after the
delay caused by the recent raina.
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"Kr DeS w. f. NJ. LH
RESTORATION TO ENTRI
IN NATIONAL FOREST.
by given that the lands g
embracing 90 acres, within ~
ional Forest. Idaho, will b $
ment and entry under the ho'a
the United States and the *
1906 ia Stat. 233 al Ihs
land office at Haley, Idaho
1918, Any settler who va
in good faith claiming any
for agricultural purposes I''''
1000. aud has not abande
preference right to make :
Tor the lands actually oecafs
were ltsted upon tue apPl
sons mentioned below, VIE
ence right subject to TIE
such settler, provided saeh
cant is qualified TO maSs
and the preference right :
to sept. Q. 1915, on which e. +.
be subject TO settlement
qualified person. The anu,
The NWK SEX AEs, ihs "
MEX, the SEX NJ. NhN, I,
MEX NET Sec s. l.
NJ, 20 acres, listed upon
W. n. Dow, Carmen, le-
June %. 1915 c. N. pNI
Commissioner Of the Gsnsi-
July IS-Aug 5
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MONEY

The mint makes 1t and under the
terms of the Continental Mortgage
Company you can secure 1t at per
cent for any legal purpose on ap.
proved real estate, Terms easy, tell
us your wants and we will cooperate
with you Petty & Company, Den,
Vel, Colo. 5l3 Denham Bid. 49xl3
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PUBLIC NOTItl
LEMHEUNloN coMPANYI

LEMHEUNlON COMPANfs
ONY, IDAHO, LOCATION
CIHAL PLACE OF BUSlNI
Notice is hereby given that
the directors held on the i
1915, an assessment OF oneh
per share was levied upon thsl
OF the corporation, payable o
er, Trearurer of said company
St. Anthony, Idaho. Aug.z Iql
upon which this assesSment q
on said Aug. 7. 1915, will be q
advertised for sale at public !
less payment is made before, =
the 2Sth day of Aug, 1915 70
quent assessment together VII
vertislng and expenses OF sac
THOS. K. HAMER
July I5-Aug 5 St. AR''
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DIR u. II. Scarborough, the reli-
able eyeslght specialist, will be at
the Shenon Hotel, Salmon, Tuesday
and Wednesday, August II and Is.
II your eTes or glasses need attention
see him on this trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

Kansas City American association club
on Saturday and reported to Fielder
Jones in spite OF the attempt of a
Missouri sheriff to serve injunction
papers. When President Johnson Of
the American league was asked in
Chicago what he had to say regard
ing the Feds latest raid he replied:
The Federal league asked Judge
lands to prevent just such tactics.
They prayed for an Injunction re-
straining organized baseball from in
tarfering with their players It is a
matter Of record that organized base
ball has refused to tamper with the
Federal leagues men. thereby show
ing our respect for the court With
out waiting to hear the result OF their
suit, however, the Feds are now going
out to sign our players. regardless of
contracts. No greater breach OF good
faith in baseball could be imagined. II
surely is fine business.
Il VIII say, though, that the Feds
win ind it difncult to obtain the ser
vices of flrst class players. All Of our
valuable men are bound by long con-
tracts. For that matter do not be-
lieve many capable players will be sc
foolhardy as to desert their present
employers. The Feds can offer moth
future OF their league and I repeat
that they have no chance to succeed
The attendance at their games is SC
mea9re that some of the clubs are
unable to pay their hotel bills without
digging into their pockets. The base
ball public this year has refused to
regard the Feds seriously.
matter how much the Feds may bluff
and boast. The fight. already won
will continue until the opposition is
forced to QUIT"