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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-05-27
ESTES BROOK.

AT last we have got nice sunny
weather after SO much rain and this
will please the farmers.
Pete Nelson is having his house re-
modelled. also a porch built which
will add greatly toEits appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and
son, LESTER and Miss Selma Sand
,quist were callers at Knutsen's on
Sunday. .a:s
Robt. Higgins made his rounds
going east Sunday.
Carl Bergman Of Milaca visited
with Victor Sandquist from Satur-
day until Monday.
Aug. Lind who was taken to the
Northwestern hospital about three
weeks ago, was taken home last
Wednesday, and is doing nicely,
which his friends will all be pleased
to hear.
Mrs. j. L. Bergman visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Olander Pierson,
part of last week.
Miss Esther Bleed of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting with her par
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LONG SIDING.

G. w. Paulson, a brother-in:la of
Mr.. Bye. came up from Minneapolis
on Wednesday of last week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bye and family and to
help in the bank while Mr.. Bye is
gone. g.. - - IT, r.
Mr.. Bye departed for La Verne,
N. D.. on Thursday of last week on
business. g.:
Miss Mabel Benson returned to her
home on Thursday of last week after
closing term of school near Cam
bridge. '.s
Miss Carroll Bates of Princeton
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Audrey Mier.1...- ,~ .--s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carson are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl
at their home on Saturday. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Miss Ruth Peterson of Minneapolis
came home on Monday evening to
spend her vacation. -
Mrs. Campbell of Princeton is
spending the week visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Wetsel. j.,
Mr.. Russell came up last week
from Minneapolis to look over the
Edmonds farm 49,, .,.s
I Mrs. Ludwig. Thompson has re,
turned to her home from the North
western hospital
Z Two boys from this vicinity were
seen going west on Sunday evening.
WHAT'S the attraction. boys2
Mrs. Joe Payette and daughter,
Doloris, visited Mrs. VIM. Lipp on
"Wednesday evening of last week. 81. /.
/ Mrs. Jacob Peterson and daughter,
Helen, and Miss Esther Erickson. ,of
Miiaca, spent Wednesday afternoon
visiting Mrs: Henry Uglem.
Grandpa Payette. is spending this
week with Albert Dejarlais and fam
Ky. - IS.
We are having our April showers
now.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-05-27
CURIOUS FERRYBoATs.
Crossing the River at Simla 10
ComicaI Performances.

Crossing the River at Simla 10
comicaI Performance.
Perhaps the most curious ferryboat
to be found in the world Is at Simla.
The river that flows to the northeast
Of SUM, the chief town Of the Simla
hill states, has few bridges, SO, neces-
sity being the mother Of invention,
novel method has been adopted
The skin Of buffalo is inflated with
air and IS placed, with the four feet
upward, to- float in the water. The
owner then throws himself over IT and
the one or two passengers sit or lean
on the top Of him. By means Of 81
small paddle in his right hand and thei
movement to and fro Of his legs In the,
water the owner takes his passengers
across.
The journey takes from three to five
minutes, and the modest sum of pices
(one-half cent? is charged. It is only
by repeated crossings in day that
man. can earn much, but so many ma
tives use this means Of going to and
from their villages that the trade Is
not unremunerative. .
Few things are more comical than
these mussacks, whether moving in
midstream or being carried back to the
village at Dight on the owners back.
They are, of course, very light and
are about two and half yards long.
They seem to be safe, except In mon
soon weather, when heavy rain has.
caused rapid current, but at such
time two mussacks are often linked
together, SO that, being heavier, they
can avoid the London Strand
Magazine.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-05-27
THREE CORNERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Daline's little
boy fell down stairs one day last
week and cut his head. He was
taken to a DOCTOR. who dressed the
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lambert. visited
at the formers parents, the Norbys,
Sunday at birthday party.
Mr.. Richardson visited Will
Thomas over Sunday. .~..
Mary and Ethel Hyndman visited
at Nelson Kings last week.
r.. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett, Mrs., Lam
bert and MIS-. Ellen Hyndman Wis.
tied at the home of Mrs. John Hynd-
man Sunday. All are sorry to hear
Grace is not so we'll as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiero did some shop.
ping in Princeton Saturday.
There was a dance at Elmer Sea.
toms Saturday night.
Mrs. George Lambert: Mrs. Gavin
and children, Roy, Albert and Ben.
ME Nelson, Chester Way, Mrs.
George King and Eddie and Walter
Lambert and Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
Hamilton and son, Claude, were
Sunday visitors at Harry Lambert's.
Albert Nelson visited at Grin
Hamilton's over Sunday.
Nat Young's moving picture show
at Green lake hall was we'll attended
We think everybody ought to patron.
iZe him. -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leathers visited
at Charley O'Brien's Sunday.
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oxBoW.

Mrs. George Taylor visited he1
mother on Sunday.
Mrs. George Tomlinson visited her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Sleeves,
Sunday. - - -
Helen and Ernest Grapentine spent
Sunday at.John Gates. =: LIZ,
Edward Hall called at Herb Gates
Sunday. :: so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borcher autoed >. to
Anoka last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hall and son
were Sunday visitors at Mrs John
Hyndman's s.: p.
= John Gates planted corn for Otto
Grapentine a, couple: of days, last
week. ..,.z
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dibblee were
guests at Frank Schillings' last We'd
nesday. f.. >..... ~. ,-r.>.... 81 IL
Mrs. Herb Gates and children
spent Sunday at the home of Eric
Peterson. III. .-o
Mrs. Edward Hall and children
called at Herb Gates one evening
last week.
Carl Bengtson has just returned
home for his summer vacatio1f:s :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sleeves and
child visited at the Oliver Dibblee
home Sunday afternoon
Ethel Whitcomb has been spending
a couple of weeks with Mrs. George
Taylor at Long Siding. -
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SPENCER eRook.

A. I. Anderson was up to Deer
River last week looking after some
land.
Chas. Simonds. who has been on
the sick list, is able to be around
again.
Eva Morton was sewing for Mrs.
j. r. Medin last week.
Mrs. J. F. Whiting and two daugh.
tiers of Princeton attended church
here last Sunday.
Miss Harrington's parents of An.
Okla autoed up last Wednesday and
visited school.
Mrs. Fred Foote'S sister from the
west is here visiting.
Harry Babb and sisters and Vivian
Smith of Cambridge were visiting
friends around the Brook Sunday
afternoon. 1851,
Mary Swanson of Minneapolis is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T..
Anderson. =.
Charlie Anderson and family from
West Point visited at o. w. Blom.
quist's last Sunday. s..:...
Francis Bockoven was a caller at
Henry Tiemier's last Sunday.
Wellington King has purchased a
new REQ car from A. E. Hayes.
Sunday school next Sunday at the
Methodist church at 2 O'Clock.
Everybody is invited. - IT
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MUDGETT.

Ira Snow, who is employed at the
brick yards at Brickton, spent Sun
day at his home here.
The eighth grade state examina.
tions will be given in district 80 the
first three days of next week.
Though there was light fall OF
the beautiful last week blueberries
and other wild fruit seem none the
worse for it.
The roads between here and Mil.
AGA are badly in need of repairs.
Owing to the large amount of rain
the past few weeks there are some
places nearly impossible. -. =. =
School in district 80 closes ne xt
Friday. The school and Sunday
school have decided to unite and
have picnic together on that day.
Miss Mabel Jones, who has bee,v
teaching school near Zimmerman,
recently spent several days visiting
at the home of. her brother, o. A.
Jones. She then left for Grand Rap.
ids, where she will spend part of the
summer with her parents at that
place. = ~<<: - -
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BLUE HILL,

Miss Alice Lavelle' returned from
Minneapolis on Monday, where she
has had a position in the Glass Block
store. -. ~ ,-.@ ~: @.'-t.
Chas. Reichert's team ran away
last week while hitched to the corn
planter. They collided with tree
and demolished things generally.
Arthur Chisholm of Milaca is max
ing an extended visit with his sister,
Mrs. Clarence Taylor.
Seth Wood has rented the Isaac
Bailer place, and Louis Kuhlman
and Claude Bragg are blowing and
planting it for him.
Chas. kaufman could not get
enough cans of cream to haul to
Is
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school. u.
Alfred Bennie and Ella Heruth
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
j. Vernon, at Brickton.
MIR. and Mrs. i. Degleman. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Seifert and son, Guy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fradette, and Mrs.
Gennow called at the Frank Betzler
home Thursday evening.
Ben Hartman is employed at Ed
Saxon's.
Those who spent Sunday afternoon
at Remnants were as follows: Mar
garet Heruth, Tiily Seifert, Fred
and Charlie Bauman and Hugo and
George Betzler.
Miss Alma Mayly spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Theo Foster
home.
Miss Olga Reiman passed Sunday
afternoon at Gennow's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hartman spent
Sunday at the Theo. Foster home.
Misses: Alice. Hazelsand Anna Lee.
ander passed Sunday evening at the
Aug. Lindstrom home.
( Guy Seifert is busy digging a Gel
liar.
! The infant Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Betzler died on Thursday.
The funeral services were held at
the st. Edwards Catholic church in
Greenbush BY Rev. FIR. Willenbrink.
Interment was in the Greenbush
cemetery.
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FR.EER.

FREER.
Mrs. A. Homme returned home
Wednesday after couple of weeks
sojourn in the northern part of the
state, where she was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Uglem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel johnson spent
Sunday afternoon with L. 2. john
son.
Mrs. p. Anderson was Sunday
visitor at Olof Olson's.
Mr.. George. Hanson and sister,
Mabel Jacobson, drove over from
Glendorado Sunday for a short visit.
Only few members, Mesdames P.
Olson, Q. Olson, Eye, Aarseth,
Uglem and Teutz, were present at
the meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety which took place Wednesday
afternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. Erstad. Tie purpose of this
meeting was to decide and plan
about the Friendship Quilt which
will soon be begun. This quilt has
been a great success and has already
netted the society about $55.
L. Hanson, Mr.. Jacobson, wife and
daughter, and the Eye family visited
with the A.. Homme family Sunday
evening. ..... ...- H..
Mrs. Gust Stark entertained the
following families last Sunday: Al
bert Johnson, August Johnson, Jim
Jensen, G. Starks, and Harry Lind
quist. ....- 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kewitsch: and
child, Frank Kewitsch and Bessie
Foltz were among those who spent a
social Sunday at the Gesch home.
Louis Hanson returned to Mime.
apo!is Tuesday after spending a ten
days vacation with J. S. jacobson
and wife. .,-.. .<~s 49,
" The Eye and Homme families
spent pleasant Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson.
ViNELAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Ayers re-
turned to their home at st. Paul
last Tuesday after spending the win
ter here. ~ 49, IS.
Mrs. G. A. Sherman and daughter,
Georgia, who have: been spending a
months vacation at Wigwam Bay,
returned to their home at Chicago
recently. : ". ri, ~.
Fred Mckay and "A. P. Jorgensen
autoed to Minneapolis last Friday.
Mrs. Hans Thompson and daughter.
Jessie, left for Fort Ripley recently,
where they will visit for a while.
:: VIM. Anderson. went to #Brainerd
last Friday, returning Sunday. >.ss*
Mr.. and Mrs. B.: P. 4Lund j.: of /: Ona-
mia visited at j.. H. Faught's over
Sunday. ~---. ~. ~..:::
Stuart anG Glen Oliver attended
the ball game at Deerwood last Sun
day. ....r ~ ~
Mrs. E. Bergendahl and Mrs. B.
e. Gee we're callers at Vineland last
Monday.
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ents here the last two weeks, will re-
turn next Saturday.
A large crowd attended services in
the F. NJ. church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Dobbin was a pleasant caller
at Sandquist's Sunday evening,
Frank Beden has purchased a
horse from A. G. Bemis
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GREENHOUSES

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Heruth and Mr..
and Mrs. II Reiman spent Sunday
afternoon at A Bauman's.
Miss Edith Lindstrom returned
home from Onamia Saturday, where
she closed a successful term Of
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butter this week.
Fl. Van de Reit went to OgiIvie
last week and helped to organize a
new congregation of the First Chris
tain church at that place.
Mr.. Stienbrink of Iowa is here with
view of buying land.
Schippers have friends from Iowa
here visiting them. They arrived
Tuesday evening. ID -.
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Liv0NlA.


Mrs. John Cohoes and little grand
son visited few days with ftiends
and relatives in Hastings and St.
Paul.
Miss Adeline Blackwell returned
to Minneapolis Monday having spent
the past two weeks with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. James spent
Sunday at George Leonard S: T.,
A few friends gathered at Burgers
Friday night. The evening was
spent dancing. 49, s&Sk
Mrs. Chas. Cohoes and children
and the Misses Blackwell spent Sun
day at J. E. Cohoes' in Zimmerman.
Mrs. Axel Perman and Mrs. EN-
mons we're callers at Chas: Cohoes
Sunday evening.
A few of our most popular young
people spent Sunday at Blue lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Swanson and
Mrs. Chas. Hetrick spent Sunday at
Axel Perman's. ..r
A party of young people spent
Sunday evening at VIM. Thompson
in Baldwin. -. :...~....
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warrant him to make trip to
Princeton each week.
r. A. Wood has purchased the old
Tom Looney farm of 100 acres from
Mr.. Houlton of Elk River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dueul of Milo,
former neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
VanKleek. were visiting them over
Sunday.
The Ladies' Visiting society met
with Mrs. John Lind on Wednesday
of this week.
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Rheumatism Yields Quickly to Sloan's.

You can't prevent an: attack Of
rheumatism from coming on, but you
can stop it almost immediately.
sloan's Liniment gently applied to
the sore joint or muscle penetrates
in few minutes to the inHamed
spot that causes the pain It soothes
the hot, tender, swollen" feeling, and
in a very short time brings a relief
that is almost unbelievable until
you experience it. Get q bottle Of
Sloan's Liniment for Csc. of any
druggist and have it in the house
against colds, sore q and swollen
joints, lumbago, sciatica and like
ailments. Your money back if not
satisfied, but it does give almost in
slant relief. Advertisement.
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IT enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves, cleanses the stomach,
regulates the bowels, helps the ap-
petite, livens you up. You work
better-feel better - look better.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, a
real spring tonic. 35c. C.. A. Jack.
ADV
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George Peterson of Milaca was a
Princeton visitor last Tuesday.
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.. Wash and scrub yourself to beat
the band, but don't forget your
stomach, bowels and insides-IIollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will clean
them quick, and slick. Try it this
spring, 35c, tea or tablets. G. A.
Jack. AdYt. -. :!
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Ole Farm Preside,
Gleanings by Our Country
Correspondents. 1880.
z!MM ERMAN.

Earl Hetrick was taken back to
the Northwestern hospital last Fri
day evening and operated upon again
Saturday. He is getting along
nicely. 1879. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of La
Grande, Oregon, arrived here Satur-
day evening to spend the summer
with relatives. If they like it here
and find some occupation that suits
them they will make this their
home. Mrs. Fletcher is a daughter
of Mrs. NJ. B. Jennison. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley and children
autoed to Foley Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson of
Oak Park spent Sunday with H.
Pratt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Jennison moved
into their new house the first of the
week.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Oren ,Hetrick on
Friday, June 4.
Miss Louise Hurtt came home
Sunday, having completed her term
of school in tile I. F. Walker dis
trict.
Miss Prescott and Miss Walker will
have their school picnic next Friday.
The school board has! hired Miss
Pearl Whitelock for the upper room
and Miss Lulu Whitelock for the
lower room for the coming year.
M. K. Tiff and family of Elk River
were in town Sunday.
Our base ball boys met de-
feat Sunday for the first time this
season, when the Becker boys came
over and trimmed them by score
of to 0. They will have a return
game in the near future and we hope
they will do better.
Irving Jennison and gentlemen
friends autoed up from Minneapolis
Saturday evning and spent the day
at &. N. Stendahl's: &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ~Healey of Elk
River spent Sunday at j. w. Nodes.
Next Saturday our base ball boys
60 to Big Lake to play ball, and Sun
day they play East St. Cloud here.
On Monday they play Becker at
Becker.
Lyle Tiff came up from Mime
apolis Saturday evening with Irving
Jennison and spent Sunday at home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-03


MIR. Igou moves the postOtiice t.
ais store Tuesday. He is trying to
make IL the best tn &c he can. He
sill pat IL Ia the front part CT his
store aud make II as convenient ~
possible. We hope that he will make
as good aud accommodating postu asst
er as Mrs. Rees has been.
Mrs. Rees ~as here Saturday and
Sunday helping TO pacK the last OF
their household goods. They 20 to
) lmon to stay this time. Our loss
is Salm ms gain.
Fred Kruger and Don Ball took a
drove Of horses over the divide last
week, same that Mr. Carpenter
bought for the war service. On the
way bask Fred fought two more and
took horses each Nay. They we're
good lot OF horses.
Tom Lynch 10 in Butte this week
They had the bad luck 10 break the
rolls Of their crushaT at the Copper
Qasen, which shuts them down until
they can get new rolls They had
hrdly gotten started. Heroes hoping
they have better luck Ehen they
start again.
There was tooth puller aud eye
hxer here from Leadote last week !,
who was coming again TO help out
such as needed his help. But he
failed To put In an appearance. The
truth is, We can eat all that we .can
see now, and Dc not know what
would happen II our teeth and eyes
were any better. We would eat one
another, maybe
Ed Morris Is getting ready TO hnild
new house and goes to Salmon Mon
day to get a new wife 20 live in IL.
John Brown, OF Saln on, was here
last week, came 10 see how his ranch
looks this spring and and count his
porkers, OF which he and Dick haze
a nice lot.
Mrs. Rees' brother, +. II. Dunlap,
who has been herr OH visit, left
Saturday for his home In Alaska.
Mrs Seth Ball and Margaret vert
TO Salmon for a visit. They left
here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Will NahalIey, who has been
On the sick list, Is much better nov
Mr. and Mrs Barnett went to Sal.
mon Friday for short visit.
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AGREEMENT PERFECTED

Approval by President Bush OF the
Western Pacific railroad. and J. Mil.
ton Trainer OF Chicago OF = trafiio
agreement between that road and the
new railroad to be constructed be-
tween Boise and Winnemucca, New,
known as the winnemucca Northern,
expected to take place shortly, will
probably Immediately thereafter re-
suit in Boise being called upon to fui.
all its promise 10 the Western Pacliiy
to donate the Citizens rIght-of- vac
10 the Winnemucea Northern and
make payment Of ESQ. 600 20 the
Western Pacific. says the Capital
News. When this Is done the West.
ern Pacific will proceed with the con-
structiou OF tie Winnemucca North.
err 70 Boise. THIS Is thu Important
announcement made by George W.
Fletcher OF this city, president of the
Idaho National bank associated with
the building Of the Boise winnsmuc-
ca con nectlon, who has just returned
from . conference With West IN Pa
cihc officials aud tsceiv,r, at San
francisco.
The plan To build connecting
link ~ rail- road between BoIse and
Wlnnemucca which is on the West.
etn Pacific has occupied the attention
OF many men OF prominence In this
state together with railroad directors
for Years. Surveys have been made
and found satisfactory. Iloise has
what is known as a Citizens right-of
way oui OF this city down the Boise
valley, which Is very valuable II Is
this Boise has promised to donate 20
the Western Pacific, TIE route Of
the road runs almost directly south,
but swinging slightly TO the west to
Winnemucca, and would open a yery
rich country as we'll as afford south.
ern Idaho new outlet Tor It's pro-
duce 10 tidewateI at San Francisco.
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TEACHERS FOR
COMING YEAR

The school board OF Salmon last
week selected the teachers for the
coming year superintendent Car.
terlin was reelected, as was al,o Mr..
Rand, Miss Geisen, Miss R0vers and
Miss KadIelz. Miss Willie Smi n, A /.
b., of Centenary college, KeTiucky,
will take the place Of Miss Rh0da
Seed as Principal Miss. Grace
French, b. S., pf Trl-Stats college,
Angola, Ind, will have the eighth
grade work. Miss Rose Carnes, 4
graduate Of the Los Angeifs state
normal Will have charge OF oGe u the
primary grades. She il sister oil
Or CaTnes 0f this city. Miss Ethel
Rauner, OF the wyoming state nor
nal will have place among the
grade teachers and Miss Helen Nc.
Cluney graduate OF the Warrens.
burg and Spring field, Mo-, normal
viii assist in the primary work Of
the school
Nj Of the new teachers come with
good records behind them and with
the best OF recommendation for the
work they have done elsewhere. TIE
schools Of Salmon are recognized as
among the best In the state and the
experience and learning which these
neH "orkers will bring will tend to
increase the Ell :ieney OF the school.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-03

A new baby girl came q tie home
of Joe Mackey and wife Monaay
evening.
+ Mrs Whitwell was a passenger
Tuesday morning for Lenhi to visit
with her mother and her brother
and family.
Harry Power, who IN sde the trip IN
Lewiston by boat, returned last even
ing, having had a pleasant visit with
his parents who reside at Treffry,
Idaho. Capt 6uleke viii, piloted
the party returned the first OF tine
week.
Word has been received from Miss
Bramsl who was called home By the
illness Of her parents, that her faith.
er was improving SLOWLY and that her
mother was still critically III but
that there was hopes Of her recovery.
A number Of the stockmen from
the upper Lemhi we're visitors to our
city the first of the week attending TO
business matters. Among the mum.
Der was Seth hall, Fred Pattee and
NJ. McNicoll OF Tendoy and Chas,
Shook Of Baker.
Mrs. p. j. Dempsey leaves this
morning for Mountain Home, Idaho,
to represent the local Chapter at the
Grand Chapter Of the Eastern Star
which meets at that place next Tues
day. She will stop over in Pocatello
until Monday, the guest of Mrs.
Perry and family.
Mrs. Frank Kirtley moved the last
OF the week into the RedWine house
on Lena street where she will con-
tinue her boarding house and where
she will have room TO accommodate
her increasing trade. Mrs. Kirtley is
good cook and is fast building up q
good business.