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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
81 o nina. .0u Wlu

Romina. .9u Mautti,
tpos ma9it 0u eisentIid nit ben
beiOen tleinen Sunsens, Die auf 9eis
rem SOilettentifd itebsn9"
sRIeine Sunsens. Grnitden2 So,
tpas meinIt 9u benn bamit9"
nRu, Oh bdit bod beute mor9en
gu Der Wtiuna seiast, iie iol Dir bon
9einem SOilettentif4 Srana 8rannt=
tpein unb Otto 9oIOgns berbpIen9"
-SUIgiam. Sic: Sage ,aaI,
Mann, 1T es .Oenn gar ni9t m6gs
li6. oob Su Elm etnotg MdI friiber
uo9 Sauie tommi. muBt 0u benn
ole 9lbenb Big 5lp0If llbr in Der
&neipe iibeng"
Gr: .gia. LAB man iut iinS, mein
S9nuteten, unb flenn MID, id iperoe
mir iebt dnbern unb peroe bon iebt
ob ian5 frieb, oIIo I'm cen llbr nad
Sauie fpmmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Rreife.

Men elm Tbfperes 9eib nieberbeagi,
6uBere Miberfolee entmutigen. ipefz
fen older nur Sornen unb 9ifteln
gu trosen fbeint, ben mag bic Ges
piBbett trOiten. bob in Der seiItigen
Welt ni9ts berloren sebt. @epDbns
Ii1 perten mir unIere 2trbsit nod
ibren ii9tbnren Grfolgen, uns frns
genb, OBJ elm 2ieblingsplon erfiiIlt,
elm porseitredtes 3iel errei9t iei,
obn gu bebenten, bab mir ols 9Iies
Der elmer &ulturgemsinI9aft ME
auf9Drsn, onbere gu beeinfluiIsn, Ob>
ne infer @iifen, bur9 unfere bIoBe
@riitens. Die elm gefaIIener Srops
fen i'm Waiier feline &reiIs Siebt,
tonn Der serinsite 2tusfluB unIerss
Weiens gu einem neuen &raft5ens
trum tuerben. Cine a9tlcs binqes
iporfene 9lsuberung ipir6 ipeiter ges
tragen unb pirft beitimmenb auf
einen Sritten, pber biIft nieIIei9t bic
Spro9e berei9ern.
Wer unterndbme ss, ben 9lnteil
siHselner, befpnbers orisinell berans
logter Snbipiouen bonn aGgemeinen
Spradeut au fonbsrn9 Sin bDr
Sobrtauienben Observation-Disclosures Sc
bante f9IGst @urseln, ipo er auf
guten 8Oben fdut, unb ipirb sur Sat.
Gin pfIiisenber 2anbmonn reat Sols
bein gu feinem betanntsn Sotentonaz
bilbe an, elm f9lummernbes &inbs
Iein lpirb Der glnlab gu sinem uns
bersdngli4en &unftipsrf. Del9 elm
unbesrenates Rei9 bon MDgli&teis
ten! : 90 tpirb uns nit unIerem
Oaiein cine Waa9t perlieben, iinabs
bdngig BON unIerer SteIIung in bic
BeIt. 9tber Elm fur9t6arer G6ids
falsi9lag, Der ouf Sabre 6inaus uns
fere 8raft lGbmt9 2(u9 er tann
anberen gum Se9en serei6en, W}its
leib, Seilnabme, eblere @efiible unb
Soten ouslOTenb. 9os I90nIfe, frans
soiii9e @ebi9t bes 18. Sabrbunbert,
~la ieune coptipe" bon 2lnbre G6es
nier, entitono i'm 9lnseIi6t bes
S9afotts, ipie aud Der ,pil9rims
prO5eb". cine Der i9Dnifen 9illeaus
rten, i'm Gerter eeI6rieben ipurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

fiir9tete gnIi5ifbe Dintsr lit bisber
auseeblieben. 1nb in bieTem Sons
nenI9sin tommen nun unIere Suns
gems, nm iih ribr Deibna9ten" su
/. bplen. SD beqann glet9 nit ben
iibrigen Serren bic @erteilung. Meb>
tere taufenb potete ftanben mir aus
@erfiieung, nit benen tb eben 70
biele Saufenoe gIiidli9 mo9en fonnte.
glm Wlittag febten iih bic bepads
ten Solomon ipieber in 8eipegung.
Spit am abenb mubten iie beItimmt
bei ben Sruppen anlonsen. 9tm
Ra9mittag fubren mir unter mtlt=
tGrii9er Gstorte sur DiDifipn bins
aus. Sd tonn an bieIen @eg ni9t
rbne 9rauen slriidbenten. gs pn>
Ten nt1t bic triiben Srnnsporte, be-
nen mir beeesneten - 8erpunbete,
@efongene, ole auf ben sleiGen
iInppernben unb tniri9enben Dosen,
bon bier pferben S4ritt fir Sdritt
uOrpdrts seidIeppt, neiu, es mar
INNER ipieber bieie erbarmungsloIe
MoraitItrabe iebit, bic nur in benz
tGmmsrnben Wolb ipie elm 1dbpar>
ses, stelbaft Idliipfrises rlnsebsusr
auf 8eute su lauern i6ien. 9as
cine unierer armen pferbs ftiirate
bolb unb bermebrts bic 3abl Der
Opfer, bic bas WabrSeiden bieier
Mege seporben iinb. @ir sinsen ou
SUB Biz gum Souie bes 9ipiIionss
itabes, unb nurben ipieber frob ges
fimmt, als uns Elm Geiter entges
esntnm, Der fir feinen 2eutnnnt ei=
nen Sonnenbaum ouf benz Sattel
trug. Die Serren .bes Stabes bauz
fen in elm paar tleinen 3immern bies
Tes bon ben RuiIen bolb bemoIisrs
ten unb bertpiiiteten Spritbauies. Gin
Baum pbne 2i9ter itnnb in benz
9emeinlamsn Raum, in benz mir einen
8s9er See tranten. Sc ipor uns
Ieiber ni9t pereOnnt, bier perIOnIi9
Goben in bic borberite Seuerlinis gu
tringen, ba nnbauernb eeItboFeH
fuurbe, unb nud in Der Hn6t iebe
8epsgung bermiebsn tuerbsn muBte.
bic bic 9luFmertfamteit bes Seinpes
erregen tonnte. Sd burfte einen
@lid in bos SeI.pbonaimmer tun.
gtu9 in bieIsr Stunbe trusen bic
Ipparote ibre Mitteilungen ber unp
lin, 9tfeble fpurben bittiert, unb
geipiB fongen brauben in ben Stelz
lrnssn ieBt iiberall in Der Ra9t
he sselbtelepbone i6r unbeimli9es
aieb, bas pie Elm fortgeIebter &dua>
aenruf fIinst. 9lber elm 8dumden
trannte bod in benz fleinen Raum.
unb cine fIeine @enusitatuette, bic
Elm ruIiif9er Offisier suriidgeIoien
botte, itanb aud borin. glber bann
Iob i9 bod bas SiibfSeite: binter
lem pferbeItaII leu9tete plDblih &er=
senT9immer. 9Ort itanb Dor elmer
giefsntonne, in Der bequem brei,
rier Wtonn plab botten, unb bic
querIiesenb su einem 2aseriib aus=
geftoltet mar, Elm sepubter @sib=
no6tsboum. gu feinen SiiBen Ia>
ZEN flint SOlbaten, ieber BON ibnen
botte cine &ifte ppr iid unb mar boz
Eel, ibren Snbalt gu peripeifen ober
Su betrabten.
Gin @uto Der 9ibiIion, BON etnem
junsen Sffi5ier iiber bic ssfGbrIi9=
fen StroBen binipesseIeitet, brahte
uns i'm S5luse suriid. Re9ts bon
ber Strobe Iaben mir bic buntlsn
Silbouetten unTerer einsebetteten 9e=
T6ibe, DON 3eit Su 3eit audts es
in Der 5erne auf, elm ihtperes RoI>
len br0bnte in Der 2uft Sn sIut>
rpter 9rn9t ober lobte por uns elm
in 8ranb seIdofenes 0orf. mir
Ioben nur bic SdOnbeit, iiber bos
@rauen batte bic Weibno9tsna9t
itre ipsibn Salsisr sebreitst,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
: &tnbermuno. II 8.
Yapd:

nbermuno. 9apa:
.SaIt Su our9 bas NlitroItop al
Die tleinen Siere i'm 8aFer geIeben?"
Sobn: rSa, papa. Sinh bic au6
I'm Srtntpaisr9"
pap9: m9eipiB. mein Rin6."
SO6h: nSebt tpeiB i9 AUDI, parum
Oas Ndfer iingt, ipenn es to6t."
- Reuer 4usorud. nSa,
gen sic bod, iparum trauert oenn
bic Re9nunssrGtin nit ibren S09,
tern 10 tief = Der perItorbene ge.
gierunssprdiibeut mar bod toum
nod nit ibnen perpanot2"
~Sa. tpiHen's, b0s is nur q Iosss
Hannte Renommiertrauer."
-RiibrfeGis. nWunn, pos
riibriie oenn Die sanse 3sit in ber
Suppe, 1T iie gu beiB ooer Idmedt
fie ni9t9"
r&eins bon beibsn. i9 bin BLOB in
10 'ner riibrIeIigen Stimmuns."
= Dosners@a rWo.
Der, Spunb9" ~@pm @eriabamt. .
9SnletOt gebolt."
nabd Wintertleiber psi6en
nem Sommsrrod."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
9ie ,,&6nias6eta".

Gin aOnboner 8Iatt per6ffentlibte
eine interefante gradblung iiber bic
@ini9liebung Der n3Snigs6erg" i'm
Rufiit 5IuB. Ser bort in be1
9egenb ipeilenbe Sampfer .gaeps
Fridge batte unter Ieinen 9euten cine
gnaabl bic gerabe i'm 8eariff pas
rem, na4 Saufe Su fabren. Sic Be-
ri6teten. baB bos S9iff .@itp Of
@in4efer" burG bic ,&Dnigsbera"
bic Monnf9oft Der .@in6eifer" auf
bas beutIde S9iTf p3ieten" sebra6t
batte. 9luf bem SSeon ma6te fib
algemein cine GENTLE 8eunrubisung
Der S9iffabrt bemertbor, unb feline
S4iffe berfu9ten, na9 europa sa
geben. gines Der G6iffe BON Der
Gaitles2tnie enttam rtur nit genouer
ylOt, inbem es bic r80nigsberg"
tdui9te unb nod 0urbon 3uriids
tebrte. Damn tom bas 1lngliid Der
npegafus" in Soniibnr. Snner6aIb
ipeniger Sage berIommelten ii9 aobls
rei9e Sdiffe in Oitinbien, INN bic
p&0nigsberg" gu berfOIsen.
@ines Morgens purbe elm 9ompfs
boot seieben, bos serobe bic Miinz
buns bes 9fufiit GluFes berIieb.
9ieies Sampff6iff mar bic So
mali. ipeIbe bic ra6nigsberg" aut
ibrem 3uee eegn bic &uuffobrtets
f6iffe begleitete. 9ie .aDnigsbers-
luurbe gIei9 barouf penise Meilen
ipeiter aufipGrts i'm Slufe ertannt.
9luf bic beiben S9iffe fpurbe Elm
Reeen bon 9ronoten obgefeuert. @it
rSomoli" fling sseuer unb Tont nit,
ten in Der Slubrinne. Die .R6nigss
berg" nrbeitete fi9 peiter auffpGrts
nnb fam 70 auBerbaIb bes 8ereites
Der S6iffstononen. Gs purbe nun
beIdloTen, bic .a5nissbers" bier i'm
5luIfe gu blodiersn. gu biefem
3pede fulIte bus 9ampfbOot rRsp.
bridge" ge6rnudt iperben. Die
Mannidaft purbe ron bieiem
Sdiffe binipeggenommen unb bic
rRepbribse" ipurbe nit Ueatroien
beIebt. Damn sins bic rRep>
bridge" ibrem lebten Sage entssgen,
Die 0eutfden bepfefferten serabssu
bas Sdiff, oIs ss in ben 9sreid
ibres Seuers tam, iebo9 nur Elm
Mnnn purbe lei9t perlebt.
9ie rRetpbribse", bic 1900 Sons
men 8obIen on 8orb bate, fpurbe
OollitGnbig in SteIluns aebra6t. gs
ipurben brei 2obunsen S6ieBboums
lpoGIe auf 9ed nieSereeIest. Damn
ipurbsn 2eitunssbrG6te iiber bic
6ro1t binbur9 auf 9ed eelest
Die 2situngsbrGbts ipurben Biz gu
bret S9liiFeIn sefiibrt unb bic frsi
S6liiFel tpurben niebersebriidt. Gs
folsisn brsi @rplo1ipnen. 9as Shiff
iant. bIpdierte 70 bic freie fbifFbnre
GluBrinns unb febte auf biefe WeiIe
bic pROnigsbere" sefansen. Wdbrenb
bic S9iffsmannffaft in ibre 8oos
ts suriidsine. er6Ffneten bic 0suts
T6eR Elm m0rberiIdss Seuer auf
lie, unb elmer Der 9eute ipurbe burd
cine &useI (natiirlib ioaen bic Gng>
Timber cine SumsSumsauee0 in bic
SduItsr getroffsn. Sic sins burd
Ieinen 8Drper, unb er itnrb ioFrrt.
gtuberbem fpur6e nod elm onberer
Mnnn astDtet, bem bic 3ueel burd
tie G9IGfe eing. Riemanb onbers
lpurSe srnifboft berpunbet. Gin
2suinant enteins nit tnopper Rot
bem 5obe. @enn man bic .Spmoli"
mitrsdnet. finb es gssenipdrtis brst
S6iffe. bic bic Snbrt auf hem 6!uB
berTperren.
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@eareifIiA.

- 9egreifIi9. Ribter:
.0ie SOie. ole Sic geitpblen baesu,
tragen sic Iogar beute9"
.Serr Ri9ter, bne ipolIte id
bod ni9t fommen!"
Sas MGo9sn pom
2an0e. rQusuite, meine Srdu 1T
pbnmG9tig sepor0en. bolen sic mai
Ibnea ettpas RiedenOesl"
rS9Oner alter auhtdi. 1T bal"
g 9uferiuugen 2ogit.
rOu. ipenn id meine MeeItern ibrsn
Muno mtiete, oa fallen mu immu
lone 9erliner Reituurants iH."
~Woio benn9"
nNa, ba itebt bod OBJ imma bran:
Cds unO Nadt ieDffnet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

40 FOL @riter Serr: rSie fnb
ia ansebIid elm Sierfreunb, pas fir
Siere baIten sic iid benn gu Suu'
fs9"
3fpsitsr Serr: rGinsn affsH unO
einen Rater t0nnen sic bei mir ims
mer finOsn."
: @ertebrte melt. pWie
freuubli9 @rOBmdmd INNER gu Dir
it,"
Siinfidbrige: rSa, @roBmama
fu9t ii9 bel mir lieb ainO gu mas
9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

Monolog. pantoffeIbeIo:
Ser Meni9 1T frei". beiBfs; pie
febr 1T Ous bod mri4tis. &aum
erbGlt er @ernunft. nimmt i6n Der
S9ulmeiIter, bon Oisiem tommt er
gu ben SoIoaten. uno taum 1T er
nit Der 2ebrs unb Slenitoeit fertig,
70 itebt er unterm puntOffsI."
= S9per BON 8esrift
SausTrau gum neuen 9ienitmdbs
den bonn 2anbe): rSebeR sic bier.
&ati, in ben Stuub uuf Dem aIds
bier babe i9 meinen gunsen Ramen
binsinsei9rieben."
&ati (bstpunoernb): .Sd, es is
bait f60n, penn ma fsi' mas s'Iernt
bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

aanalerfetretdr (por Der
1lbr nit llnseoulo ben 8ureuuI9IuB
ertparteno): #Menn oas Ding in
Der &neipe binse, tpdr's idOn ldngft
Mittag!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

= 8sre9tiste Truge. 9fes
Outteur (Su ieiner 5raW: ~S:in
neuer 5riibiabrsbut 1T elm @eoi9t!"
Sic: nllm Simmelspi[Isn, ou bait
ibn bod bOffentIih ni4t in Den pa'
piertorb getporfen9"
= &bgeDimmeI 9i9ters
ling: SOL i9 Sbnen mul msins
Wibe pOrleien9 sic perben ii1
trant laden"
r0ante, i9 bin lunge genug frdnt
seipeien, bin toum tpie0er ssiuno
geiporoen.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Den S9tffer i'm tleinen S9iffe
Grgrstft es nit ipiloem Web.
@r i9aut ni9t Die SelIenriffe,
@r f9uut nur binailf in Die SDb!"

= SpGitter. @snn Elm 8rauti
paar einen @9eUertras ihlieBt, 10
iit Oamit Op9 ni9t eeiagt. boB iis
ii9 aud in Der Gbe pertrusen ipsrs
ben.
= ltrfade unb @irtung;
Limb neI9es iit bic llrIu9e bon bes
GERM 9lpOtbetsrs i9IaflOien yld4s
ten9"
~0er eriinHt Sag unO Rodt elm
neues S9lafnitteI".
Proiaif9. u. (im 9ebirs
ss): rDie bats Sbnen Oa oben an
Der fa0nsn 9tusfbt sefulIen9"
g.: .@roburtig; elm 8oteIette nit
SparseI babe i9 betommen, bas Der=
seife ih in meinsm 2eben ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

= Ssbr sinfa d. a.: rSas
gen sic mir blob, iuie lam Der
4. immer 10 fhnsiOig etnbergebeng"
g.: nSa ieben sic, Die Sadie 1T
iebr einfad: gluf SeilsabIungen IGBt
er ii9 ni9t elm. gntipeber er bleibi
alles f4uIbig = OOer er bs3abIt gar.
nibts.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
Local BreDitieS

Editor P. R. Flint of the Malta Call
was in the city on business Saturday.
Miss Sena Lanegraff, of Baylor, was
in the city over Sunday visiting
friends.
Attorney John Tressler of Malta,
was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
Roy Jones of Hinsdale has been in
the city several days this week on
business.
D. L. Blankenship of Hinsdale, was
in the city the fore part of the week
on business.
S. J. Lebert of Kalispell was in the
city Saturday visiting his brother, Mr..
J. I. Lebert.
"A. w. Mahon. State Engineer was
in the city on business the fore part
of the week.
H. N. Kent of Hinsdale, was busi-
ness visitor in the city the fore part
of the week.
S. B. Jones of Midway was in the
city the fore part Of the week trans
acting business.
Miss Tillie Brevig of Roanwood was
in the city the fore part of the week
visiting friends.
w. T. Stephens of Glentana, was in
the city the first of the week trans
acting business.
James Corcoran of Vandalia, was
in the city transacting business the
first of the week.
J. R. Collinson, of Outlook, was a
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
L. J. Campbell of Stevensville has
been in the city this week looking af-
ter business interests.
William Clark and Jack King of
Stevensville have been in the city
this week on business.
Mrs. C. S. Stafford returned the lat
ter part of last week from an extend
ed visit in California.
U. S. Commissioner E. w. Burke
of Opheim was in the city Friday look
ing after business interests.
Attorney Nehemiah Davis of East
Scobey was in the city on legal busi-
ness the fore part of the week.
Deputy Game and Fish Warden G..
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

city Wednesday making preparations
for holding the farmers institute here
the last of the month. Mr.. Woods is
All expert on fax and was sent to
Sheridan county this spring to aid the
farmers along this line. He is now
making trip through Valley County,
investigating conditions and aiding
the farmers wherever possible. Mr..
Woods himself farms four hundred
acres in South Dakota and for years
has made a study of the kind of farm
ing that is best adapted to this part
of the state. His talk at the insti-
tute should be we'll worth hearing and
it will pay every farmer in the county
to be present on that day.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
MeuS in
0ndAbOuk
TOun

F. Burke made a trip to Nashua
Wednesday on official business.
Sheriff AL Shaw of Phillips county,
was in the city Wednesday on busi-
ness connected with his office.
Attorney David E. Mclaughlin of
Froid was in the city on court busi-
ness the fore part of Che week.
Jay Lytle and Walter Halvorsen ac-
companied Coroner Peterson to Peer
less Sunday, returning Sunday night.
Robert Alter of Hinsdale was in the
city yesterday and today renewing
acquaintance and transacting busi-
ness.
Miss Nellie Rundell and Mrs. w. w.
Stevens of Poplar, were in the city
visiting friends the latter part of last
week.
Geo. P. Elliot of the Havre Home
builders Co., was in the city several
days this week in the interest of the
company.
Andrew Weisner of Helena was a
visitor in the city yesterday, while
on his way to the eastern part of
the county.
Fred HIM, A. Goodyear, E. R. Poff
and Sam Buckley, of Culbertson, were
in the city the fore part of the week
on business.
Attorney George E. Hurd Of Great
Falls, has been in the city this week,
acting as counsel in several cases in
the district court.
Lewis Penwell, of Helena, one of
the largest land owners in the state
was in the city on business the fore
part Of the week.
Senator G. w. Clay of Malta, was
in the city yesterday renewing ac-
quaintances and looking after busi-
ness interests here.
George "Dad" Cross came down
from the north country Wednesday
and is spending a few days in the city
renewing acquaintances.
Mrs. Mary Boehnert, former post
mistress was in the city several days
this week from her homestead neal
Avondale, visiting friends.
Mr.. w. H. Brenton, Field Engineer
for the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, Division of Valuation has bee,
in the city for a few days with Fiele
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
GETTING RAILROAD VALUATION

One of the parties sent out by the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
the purpose of getting the physical
valuation of the railroads has been
in Glasgow this week. There are ell
even men in the party, with Mr.. S.
D. Clinton in charge and they have
been working since April on the Great
Northern, starting at Bainville, and
taking in the Plentywood-Scobey
branch. They are required to count
every tie, every rail and every spike
along the right of way and get the
exact valuation. There are three
different parties in the state working
on the valuation of the Great North
ern, but this party only works as far
west as Cutbank. Those composing
the party are M. S. D. Clinton, w. R.
Densmore, H. X. Phelps, w. A. Rob
inson, w. G. Mackle, Rexford Gile
! Phillip G. Wilson, A. M. Nash, II. R.
Trevor, l.. P. Van Voorhis, z. M. Vo-
taw, J. M. Kumpe and Harry Eddy.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
Censored War-News


Aggie's asking aims for the Artillery.
belinda's binding beily-bands for Bel
gians.
Clara's counting cough-drops for Cos
sacks.
Diana's denting dumdums for Drag
OOns.
Efie's etching emblems for the En-
signs.
Fannie's fetching fish-balls for the
Trenches.
Gaby's gargling goldfish for the Ger
mans.
'attie's itching 'orses for the Hinglish
1ona's ironing ice-bags for the Irish.
Jennie's joining jew-harps for the
Japs.
katy's killing Kitcheners for the
Kaiser.
Lizzie's laundering lingerie for Lane
erS.
Mary's making moonshine for the
Monks.
Nellie's hitting nothing for the Nuns.
Olives opening oysters for the Old
Guard.
Prunella's painting pretzels in
Przemysl.
Quola's quelling quinzy in the Queens
Own.
Rachel's rolling Rameses' for Rus
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
$500 Reward

$500 reward for Iron Gray Mare,
strayed or stolen on May 4th. Three
years old. Has been worked. Heavy
round body, heavy legs and joints, one
white hind hoof, left one almost per-
feet in form. "A round sleepy looking
eye, broad breast and front legs wide
apart and weight between 1000 and
1900 pounds.
A reward also for two year old
dark iron gray mare. Has been work.
ed. Branded dim on left
thigh. Has hobbies on, fast Nv
ened around neck. Notify SN
King Hartley, Baylor Mont. 6-18-6t
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

Lost, Strayed or StOlen-From my
place near Sand Creek postoffice,
one bay gelding, branded JIM on left
thigh, weight about 1900 pounds.
Notify me and receive $1,000 re-
ward. Chris. Hanson, Sand Creek,
Montana. 6184t
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

slams.
Sister Susie's sewing shirts for Sol
diers.
Titles toughening tripe for two tight
Teutons.
Ulma's unwrapping union-suits for
Uhlans.
Viola's vaporizing vodka in the Vos-
ges.
Wilhelmina's wishing warts on Will
helm.
Xanthippe's xhaling xylophones for
Xmas.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

Position Wanted-Engineer with sew
en- years experience wants position.
Can operate and repair tractors and
stationary, both gas and steam en-
gines. Prefer gas engines. Best
of references. Write Lock Box 289
Malta Montana.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

Land For Sale-285 acres, seven miles
from Glasgow, 100 acres under cul-
tivation, in crop; so acres good tim
Der land. 9 room frame house. Price
$4,000. Includes crop if taken at
once. Inquire at Courier office. St
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

If you have lawns to cut, windows to
wash or other odd jobs, call at the
Courier office. 2t
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

Lost-Three Buck sheep, branded 3
crosses on back. From my place
miles northwest of Glasgow. M.
Alderman. If
The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18
ORPHEUM BABY CONTEST

ORPHEUM BABY CONTEST
The following is the standing of
the babies in the baby contest at the
Orpheum Theatre.
No. 4-1555.
No. 7-154O.
No. 5000.
No. $685..
No. 3-87O.
No. 2-845.
No. 800.
No. 8-415.
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we would be glad tD meet you in
car rev location, one block north Of
the Bank 81 Montpelier. Gaylord a
Gaylord. ohiroprackors.
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ST. CHARLES NOTES.


st. Charles, june 10. Miss Leone
Rich Of Star valley. teacher 10 Alton
high school, is renewing acquaintances
and visiting friends here.
Fred Windlay has reahingled and put
new lumber on his house. and Is giving
It coat Of paint. which will add much
70 It's appearance.
Henry Monson's new -four mill, sec-
ond to none in the valley. il turning
ont . first class product and Henry finds
! ready market Tor all be can furnish
The following parties have recently
returned from salt Lake: VIM. VIII
Hanson aud wife. Henry Monson,
Esther Linfords Mary Hunt, Nora
Cleveland, Geneva and Lenore Rich
and Mand Williamson
VIM. Keetch, Jr.s husky lad, ar
rived Monday 70 assist his father on
bis large dry farm north OF town
s'Oh what is 90 rare as . day II June, &
providing you live near the velvety
carpeted hills that lie vest Of yon, aud
the beautiful Bear Lake on the east
8Er. and Mrs. Thompson and daughr
ter, former residents Of New Zealand,
are drinking in the beauties of our
valley and enjoying . reunion with
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-06-18

mobile accidents" prompts
the Jerome News to ask, fare
we coming to the exigency of
prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of cars capable of
making more than a pre-
Iscribed maximum speed?n
The News then proceeds to
recite some Of the laws which
have been enacted in the in
terest Of public safety and for
the preservation of human
lives, and it contends that not
one of these death dealing
agencies, which have been
legislated against, is causing
as many deaths today as the
automobile. And the News is
about right.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-06-18
Cali fOr Bids for School BuiIding.

Sealed proposals will be received by John T.
Jones' clerk Of the board OF education OF District
No /, Al Montpelier. Bear Lake county, Idaho,
up 70 O'Clock p. m. Thursday, June cath, 1915
Tor the erection and completion OF che proposed
slx-room grade school building, according 10 the
plans and specifications prepared by Boyer &
Rogers, architects, PocateiIo, Idaho Plans may
he obtained from the clerk 81 the board ut Mont
nelier upon the deposit OF q cheek for SIS. drawn
to the order Of the beard Of education Of Mont
pel1er Idaho; or from the architects at Pocatel-
To- Idaho. Checks Will be refunded when plans
are returned
certified check equal in amount to five per
cent OF she bid must accompany each bid made
pa able 70 the board OF education Of District
No I, Montpelier, Idaho. Said checks to be rs1
turned when proposals have been duly eonsidS
erred, except the successful bidders check whten'
viii be Eeturned when he qualities according 70
the terms OF this call for bids. The successful
bidder will be required 70 furnish 4 surety bond
equal IN amount to fifty per cent Of his bid, for
the faithful performance Of the wofk according
g the plans, specifications and terms Of the
contract
mo. i JONES.
Clerk board Of Fdueation.