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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
ITALIANS HONOR MEMORY
 OF cHRisToPHER COLUMBUS

DOUGLAS. Oct. 21.-A large nun Der Of the sons of Sunny Italy assem- bled last Sunday afternoon at two o. clock Co do honor to the memory of their immortal countryman, Chrlsto- pher Columbus. The oratop cr the oc- casion was the Rev A. J, Roccau, s.. J. He held tho efapt attention of tho large audionce for over an hour. dis co.rsing most eioquently on the va.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

waterman's Ideal and con<lln Non. Leakable fountain pens for the buaI- ress man. bookkccper atenographerf the sohooiboy or girl. Any point. The largest assortmsnt ln Alaska; 0uaran- toed at Juneau Drug Go, phone 25o DO If U
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
oN rae aEARRAeur.n

SEATTLE Oct. 21- The Admiral Farraeut sailed north at 6.SO th's morning Among the passengers for Juneau are Walter Mauseth, D. Mur ray Oswald Olsen. Oliver Orange. James L. Freeburn Alex Ross end Mrs L. Waddell
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
AT rHIs TIME

tho Wearever hot water bottle, foun- tain syringe, and combination foun- tain syringe and hot water bottle arc carrying a double guarantee, the man ufacturers and ours. The prices arc reasonable but it Is their quality which
 made them Che standard rubber goods
 in the country. Juneau Drug Co.,, phone 25o. Let us send you one on approval. lO1stt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
:. -. ]. - :. , e-. ! :


 Suit has been filed by J. W. Rum mel against w. K. Hondrickson, through his attorney, S. H. Milwee. Rummel charges that Hendriclson had engaged him to secure O purchaser for the Hendrickson Apartment house on a 3 per cent basis, and Alleges that after Che deal had been made tho de- gendant In the present suit refused Co pay him the commission agreed upon. "A Judgment for $15 is asked.
 U S. Commissioner J. B. Marshall has ordered restored to the owners of the P J. Abler, an goods which were recently connscated by the marshal, and which were at the time in the pos session Of various persons who had collected debris from the boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
slcKLER RErURNs

J. D. SiclSler. who was committed to the Morningside sanitariuni from Nei- chiSan on Jannary %, 1915, was dis' charged October 15 and is now on hia way back 10 Kctchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
Q Watches, Diamonds & Jewelry, Sllverware tEEM U. Sharic6 ~ WfTSW JeueIer and S
 0PtelAn "
HAIR GOODS.

As am closing out my hair soods department, will sell all switches In stock at less than cost. ThIs To a bonafde opportunity to get switch cheap lf have your color. 6Iondes, reds and drab shades. 10 20tf
 MRS. ALBERT BERRY
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
NorLcE ro coNrRAcroRs

Bids will be received untl Monday Oct. %. 12:00 o'clock noon. for exca. yating basement and doing concrete work for foundation to residence for Simon Hellenthai. Plans, specihca- tons may be seen at office Of M. S. Sutton, 11s Decker Bldg. The right is reserved to accept any. or reject all bids. 1021 St
 NJ. S. SUTTON.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

The new drink fountain at Hilps Drug Store is ready to serve you wlth hot or cold drinks. Comfortably up- ho stered booths for accommodation of customers. l0-21-ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

eeardenalo' perfume pcsaeeses that rare, aii-feminine quality Of elusive charm. lt lures with sweetness which oeems always Just out Of reach ga fraganoe of which you never tire. Juneau Drug Co.,. Phone 250. 10 f6 ff
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
Scent Dance

TURNER HALL, SATURDAY Admission 25 cents including five (5) dances Bring your lady and have Q good time. Dancing to ] o'clock Happy Duncan's orchestra. 2O-4t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

sf0 REWARD-No questions any- one finding small diamond brooch in the shape of dos wiil receive the above reward by reiurnine to Mr Cain. New Cain Hotel lo'2l2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Armand's Face Powder ia the beet powder on Che market it dols nol Inc luFe the oSln; price 75c per box only st Juneau Drug co.. phone 25o. lod
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Four ss5 ranses. Now SEQ to ssi. second hand, good as new. St. clalr
 Belvilie, stoves and heaters just op- ened, speoials on these aloo. F. w.. o'Donnell, Alaska Furniture Go. Phone 152. fo-1s-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

B. M. Bohrends has been appointed attorney to accept service for the New York Life Inusrance Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
ALTAR SOCIETY,"

The Ladies Altar Society win meet Friday at 9 D. m. with Mrs. Guy Me- Naughton. at 229 East Fifth Street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

F "A. Case has been appointed agent for the Reliance Life Insurance Com pany of Pittsburgh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Two hundred large Interior mink skins matched in sets at reduced mar ket rates. Inquire at Wills' store.
 -(9-3O.f)-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

F. A. Thatcher of Nome will repre-. sent the Stuyvesant Insurance com. pany In the future in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Ladles of Douglas: Look in the Or pheum window. it win interest you and wiu interest the orpheum. l-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Fur trimmings for ladies' dresses. Big assortment at w. N. case's. H
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

John R. Vim has been recommis stoned a notary public
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Get under covert Water shedding raincoats defy the rainy days. B. Ml BEHRENDS. co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
BRIEFS

An emblamers license was thio morning granted to O. F. Lambert of cordova
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Miss charon's steam heated rooms, S10 and up 9-24-lm
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

Extra choice roses and ehrysanthe- nuns. Winter C. Pond. - 20-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21
COURTHOUSE NOTES

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-21

us w. DHlaAl AlaANi 9-2s,sO -io7l4.212s-1i-4.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Dd GREENSBURG, PA.
UCCISO IN UNA BARUFFA

Adolph Phvip, di % ami, di Hay.
denville, un vilIaggio POGO lungi ds
qui, mori' il 3 MARIO mel Westmore.
lond Aospital, in seguito ad una fe,
rita d'arma da fuoco riportata in una
rissa, scoppiata domenica sera fra
stranieri in HaydenvilIe.
lie autorita' della Contea hanno
in arresto Giovanni Srunargo Blair
Cinderiph, i quail sono accusati di
aver preso parte ALA baruffa.
Tall Mic ola Luigi Parabino fu-
rono anch' essi accoltellati durante la
rissa.
Scunargo fu identifcato dai due
suddetti come eolui che Ii accoltello'
entrambi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Dd PITTSBURG, PA.
PROSCIOLTI DALL'ACcUSA
OI OMICIDIO

Dopo essere rimasti a deliberare
solamente 20 minuti, giurati emf
sero mel pomeriggio del 5 MARIO un
verdetto di assoluzione, mel case di
Vincenzo D'Amico, Vito Petitti Do
menico Guarnieri, accnsati dell'omi-
cidio di Lorenzo Mastrangelo, il quale
mori I'll ot'obre in una pensione al
n. 10 Boundary street.
| testimoni presentati ieri mattina
dalla difesa tendevano dimostrare
che due degli imputati, Vito Petitti
e Domenico Guarnieri, non avevano
presO alcuna parte nella contesa, che
81 riteneva fOsse stata la causa della
morte del Mastrangelo, ma che essi
avevano semplicemente prestata la
loro opera mel fasciare le ferite del
Mastrangelo, dopo che era precipitato
giu' per una scalinata. L'accusa in
vece insisteya che D'Amico, Ill quale
Occupava col mOrto la medesima ca
mera al 10 Boundary ST., aveva quail
che rancore contro il MastrangeIo
rancore che dovette ayere la sua partt
nella lotta apparentemente innocus
impegnatasi fra due.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13

quole ha un magnifico magazzi di
generi alimentari, con una macelleria
di prim' ordine.. II caro- Joe, che e.
un nostro vecchio AMIGO, mi colmo'
di gentilezze insieme al suoi fratelli
Salvatore Francesca che cortese-
mente mi vollero accompagnare per
farmi are del nuovi abbonati: visitai
il loro cognato Antonio PERI, anche
lui nostro vecchio amIco, il slgnor Ma
rotto che ha ma calzoleria di prima
classe. Ebbi il piacere di conosceIe
anche suo fglio John strinsi la mano
pure a Rocco Molea milo amiro.
A tutti yada un ringrrziamento di
quanto hanno fatto per me.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
La STAMPA cOLoNIALE

non 81 sostiene solo coll'abbonarsl al
glornale, ma col dirne bene, col no.
mlnarla in ogni occasione. Ouando vi
recate fare lie vostre spese nei ne
gozi local., quando scrivete allie Ditto
fuor citta, in Ogni vostra occorrenza
nominate sempre 'Il Patricia, il vo
stro giornale, il giornale che difende
l vostri diritti, che cura vostri inte-
ressl, che mantiene alto il prestigio
del nome italiano in queste terre lon
tame, mentre innalza lie nostre coIonie
al pari di lutte le attire, reclamando
dial popolo che ci ospita il posto che
ci 81 deve, quei diritti che spesso Ct
Si nsganol
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Una PERLA DI MARITO
Cede Saa moslie colui che l'amava

Fremont, o, Z. = In seguito ALA
scomparsa della signora Augustus
Wagner e del suo ''amico,, Herman
Hufford, il marito di lei fece sapeae a
tuttl che Paveva ceduta quegli, per-
che sua moglie 10 amava teneramente,
cio' che non faceva per lui.
II degno Wagner aveva ceduto la
sua meta all'amico motto volentieri,
non volendo cagionare dispiacere a
nessuno de. due, ed ora motto piu'
volentieri 81 sta occupando dele pra-
tiche di divorzio, perche', uomo bene-
detto, non vuole che la loro luna di
miele sia turbata dalla piu' piccola
nube.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
MORTE ORRIRILE

Lunedi' mattina il cinquantenne
William |. Stream, mentre stava Sc
duto sui motore di un CAIRO viclno al
conducente. Ad un certo punto que
stultimo perdeva il controllo del mo-
tore ed inutilmente metteva in fun
zione i freni. Giunto ad una curva il
caro- deraglio' dai binari gettato in
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13

terra 10 Streams, 10 stritolo'. II pove
retto lascia moglie fgli.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Da ERNEST, PA.
LUTTO

II nostro AMIGO Beny Capriotti e.
state colpito ola una grave disgrazia,
con la perdita di un suo caro- figliuolo.
| funerai ebbero luogo Indiana, sa-
bato scorso a cui parteciparono tutti
i cornazionai. Vadano le nostre con-
doglianze al desolato padre.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
In COrte

Eugenio Cecconi e Serpetti Berar-
dino ambedue di Fultonrun, accusatl
di aver venduto birra senza licenza,
furono dai giurati trovati colpevoli,
ma condannati pagare lie spese, che
ascendono ad un centinaio di dollari.
Nella causa di p. D'Amico contro
Tony Lombardo di Blairsville, que
st'ultimo accusato di assalto con in
tenzione di approfttare rapire la 81
gnora D'Amico, fu dai giurati trovato
non colpevole, lie spese di corte fu-
rono divise meta per ciascuno.
La signOra Anna Antidorni di Ho-
mer City, arrestata per volte, e.
stata ora dial giudice Telford condan-
nata a 3 mesi di cArcere $500 di
multa per aver violate lie regole di
corre. La poveretta ha il marlto al
Work House, condannato a 20 ami
di reclusione per omicidio.
commissioner della corte pense
ranno collocare fgi.
Nella causa di Filippo Casasanta
contro Leone Venia, quest'ultimo, ac-
cusato di aver fatto espIodere dina
mite, fu dai giurah trovato colpevole.
81 crede che gil avvocati del Venia
appelleranno la causa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
In INDIANA
YiSite gfadIte

II caro- AMIGO Vito Dellapa insieme
suo cugino, signor Vito Cortese, da
Iselin, dl passaggio Indiana, non
mancarono di venirci a fare una vi
sta, di cui ne Ii ringraziamo,
Come pure ringraziamo il nostro
correspondence Enrico Proietti, il sig.
Tony Leone il giovane maestro di
musica Temistocle Di Prospero, anche
essi di Iselin, il caro- Joe Montresor
di Aultman, della vista fattaci,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
GRAUE DISGRAZIA

Domenick McCustis Lituvisch che
abita al n.122 mel pomeriggio di mer-
coledi' fu preso fra il motore ed i
muro leila nina ed ebbe una coscia
stritolata in due parti. Flu trasportatc
alPIndiana Hospital dove versa il
gravi condizioni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
| nOstri Agenti

] sottosegnati signori sono stat. re-
golarmente, da tempo, nominati dalla
nostra Administrations Ager' = r.
respondent de 'II Patricia, nssi
sono autoriLzati fare riscuotere
abbonamenti ed trattare qualsiasi
affare riguardante il giornale.
Iselin e dintorni - Sig. E. Proietti.
Reed dintorni = Sig. r. Dill
berto.
Creekside dintorni - Sig. eva
lenti.
Rossiter dintorni - Sig. f. Costa.
Homer City dintorni = Sig. NJ.
Pace.
Waterman dintorni - Sig. +. De-
lapa.
Mcintyre dintorni - Sig. Enrico
Sdao.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
Perche' vol dOvete cOmperare le 81
garette NebO con reStremita' d
SugherO 0 le Zira Senza bOcchinO.

Avete mai pensata perche' dovete
fumare una certa marca di sigarette
non un' altra?
Avete mai considerato che ogni ar
ticolo che comperate, sia una sigaretta
o qualche altro oggetto per Ia casa,
debba essere per quel prezzo quanto
c'e di meglio mel mercato?
Sc non avete mai fatto queste rifles
sioni, c'e tutto il tempo per vol Gi
ponderare Ia cosa, cercando di procu-
rarvi rarticolo migliore per il denaro
che spendete.
lie sigarette Nebo con restrenita'
di sughero lie Zira senza bocchino,
sono assolutamente le mighori per il
prezzo Proteggete vol stesso compe-
rando lie Nebo con estremita' di su-
ghero lie Zira sen a bocchino, pro-
dotte da una ditta notissima mel mon
do per la sua onesta', responsibilities
integrita'. lie Nebo con bocchino di
sughero e lie, Zira senza bocchino 81
vendono per 5 soldi. Sono slgarette
che contengon~ tutto cio' che un fu-
matore meticoloso puo desiderare
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-03-13
NOTE DI NAGGIO
Da CLYMER, PA.

(Joe Blamonte). - In giro in que.
sto paese per gil AFFAIR." del "Patriota,,
mi recai a visitare Joe Bianco, il
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
Fayn4er f.a.-.qis

This rew ad.atioa TO the toNa ol
kaymyr Is growing fagt.
bIrs. KinG moved up from Morgan
OH &aniay and Ars. Hamilton followed
On Tuesday
Iaa building force have finally se-
cured a supply Of water which has en-
at!ed item 10 start making the ce-
meat br,tk..
The footing fm the walls are nearly
coapIrt.a aH5 work will soon com
morre On the forms fos the concrete
to4adaitln.
s1s Eiag was obliged to 60 10 Ke-
otn Wednesday To consult Df. 0sson
about Bad tooth Uh.eh was making
life very miserable tof her.
This part al .he tn@n Is blinking cf
applying 70 t5e postal department fer
"a substatian, TO Accommodate the in
crtasing population and also to relieve
the.eoHsestI conditions at tie city
Office.
M elevated tank how furnishes 6
limited supply Of water tof all Furpos-
es, and the Heights are nov .indepeb-
dsnl of the city system for iLs water
supply and fire protection.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

came. |! ID story that will brill the
boy. Making il So" by Wolcqtt
Beaid, Is vivid story .of tbs gHpaal
adventure Of d boys artillery battery.
THE Lonely Trail, latest story Of tie
Connie Morgan SERIES, by James B.
Hendrix, is . splendid tale Of adsen-
tare among the white Indians OF The
frCzea north. ''Fhe Breaking Point
Is a tennis story by Donald Hamilton
Hainss, and Just One Days Work. "
BY Maryland allen. is tale OF the
Forestry Service,
"They Live to Tell It, by Arthur
Hornblew, IT,, tells of SONG remark
able accidents that have befaiIen film
actors in their1itoFt5 70 produce real
thrills fnr movie fans. Leu aliler, oi
the American Mpaeuta of Malaral His
tory, VINO was a member oi tde Roose-
Welt south American Expedition COR
tributes a Naturalist On the 0rino.
co, which presents an interesting and
valuable yiew of the great lsnTIneut to
the south. How tn Play Baseball,
by George HUFF is fine article foi
players and fans.
Many brief special articles and de-
parlmeuts cover the varied interests oi
the active boy, giving i'm something
to lfiuE about. ihey arc As valuable
as they ate interesting, laae cops
home TO the boy SIm Q yeer Pub.
iisbed by Ibe spraEug Publishing Co,
Detroit, MiciL
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! COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS !
I Hl.s-z.ssss asssriss isa ussg: 81 sssrs agi I
Z iilsf sas "a asaf ii IMAGES I
The Rolling Thistle

Lester Grahsm returned home from
Weldon Friday.
Frank snow ia helping Sir. retrie
harvest this week.
Floyd James Of Weidoaa was caller
at F. Shows Tuesday.
Mira. F. y. Francis called on Mrs.
Wagner Tuesday morning.
Mr. J. C. Hayward helped Frank
Snow put his pump up Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nickerson were
callers at D. NJ. Franeis's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner were
stopping in Rsymer Monday evening.
Mrs, Chss Linton attended the quilt
ing bee al F. D. Francis last Thurs
day.
Mrs. 4. g, EicEersan spent Saturday
night Hith Bertha and MoreI Nic4es-
son.
Mrs. Melissa graacis il spending this
week with her granddaughter, Bestha
Nickefsor.
Frank SNOW has put in tte well case
ing for Mr. Fowler with the help Of
Roy fowicr
r T. Francis anil eHls. Linton were
cutting wheat on Mrs. Melissa Francis
p.aea Tuesday.
The goth Century Limlted' viii
start cutting wheat on Win Wagner
pIaae the Iattet part fE tAr wreck
Mrs. j. Z. Griffin and bahg Rave re-.
turned g, her borne ia Czad. Seorgssa
after "a short visit with Tie aagw fam
ilv.
Bertha and N1gel &irkerson enter
thnei tor dinner sunday the following.
Hn and ars. &ieserson and family,
the Il y. FRANCIS family, Mrs, Melissa
Francis aad Lester Graham.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
SALTWATER


Jesse Fike lost a pig which got hurt
Friday.
Mrs. Fike visited with Mrs. Wagner
recently.
Glen Dunlap called On Dick WesAirh
recently.
1t sounds sooI to hear the binders
sing again,
a colt of Mr. Fixes got cut in TIE
wire Sunday.
Geo. Meaeham was lathing for Uncle
Joe Monday.
F. L. Doty called at Fixes Thurs
day on business.
Uncle joe game home again Thurs
day for the niGter
Faye Meacham is staying with Mrs.
Walker this week.
Quite u bit Of hail feiI in this part Of
the country Friday.
Mrs. Waaser and Jage HuFman
started for Colorals Springs Sunday
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
EuEEiFfghnr,

sIr. Art Rupp aatoed 10 Weldon
Wednesday.
Mrs s. S. Faeer aHd son called 1t
keota Monday.
Geo. DETER enjoyed "a visit from his
father last week.
A. s. WaipoIe made final proof on
biz Homestead yesterday.
Frank Dotg left for Poets last week,
where taey ars harvesting.
II. D, Dianaor end family were en-
terteiaed at Litre.i's Sunday.
MF. Joe siIya came home Monday
from the harvest fields IN Kansas.
Nr. WIN paa5i5 and family spent
Sunday In tic y. LiynEood home
Miss Li!.r Heunts OF Qklshoma is
here visiting with relatives and tr.eEd4.
The I'll Potter family were enter
tanned in the Gene Palmer home sun
dag.
Mr. F. Dennis visited last week fro
the home ol h,a brother William ard
family.
Hr, and Mrs. j. Cooper went In
Goodrich and Weldon 10 transact basl-
ness wednesday,
Mr.. N. Fr.sla vent tn Ga5asieh
Wednesday 10 get tAe separator for
Mr. GUoper's thFeshine outfit.
Nr Ed Potter bot q team Of colts
from Ran. n4gis last Weoa agd Is naw
busy breaking them,
NJ. Mcintyre returacd Sunday csc
from a business tripto Cheyenne AND
Denver,
MIR Cooper and forte Of men have
been cutting grain IN the Potter and
Palmer ranehes the past vseea
Mrs. A. H. FOX proved up On bar
homestead the 2at.i Of Jaty and has
goae 70 Montana where she has en-
pIeyment
Nj, and Hrs, \, Dotg ana Mrs. stay
Doty left last week tor Poets, Coiara-
do where Tie Doty Bros, have 8lV acres
oil ssheat they are harvesting.
AE Giiazpie aud force OF men hage
been cutting the wheat On ihe Randall
place, Mrs Ze!ly ana Miss L.lEilu sill
Wis have been serving this meals,
Miss Behsaek who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. VIM. Dennis, ltIt last
week for . visit with her brother by
going 10 Eer home IN stratton, Ne5Fas-
Ia.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
Church Progress

The meeting Sunday vas not as well
advertised las. week as ii should have
been On account Of the papers being
late.
Iht meeting was called to order by
the election Of 4. g. Nlcker5en chair
man ami Marie Allen as Secretary.
The opinion seeJned to be that a
commIttse should be appointed to iind
out what were the church preferences
vi . majority ol the community Surh
q committee was appointed as ioiI5wa
Miss Marie Allen, Mrs, +. J.. Knapp
Niss Leota Sptzgr, His5 Lola !iostoai
ami Irs. G. Il. Graves.
The fact thdt the above were ap-
pointed upon tue committee. dops upt
exclude anyone else, In fact all inter,
.stel people viii he welcomed 10 An
effort 70 diaeavef what church organ
Ilatoa would suit the must people. II
you are nterfEted yn1 arc m~tal np
matter TO @bst denomination you He-
long or whether san bcipng 10 afy
church st alI,
Letters have been sent out to lind
ont Tie disposition Of tbe different
churches a. tn THE prfl srable ofgani1a
ton m this hsid, a.sa to discover. @h4i
denomination hoIa- tHe deed for the t9ts
Firen for church purposes several g5Hs5
ago
THIS movement l a9f O. shut oul MY
church. OF In boost any church. but try
and discover the church where thg
most people wiIl leai az hong.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
hoge view items
III the whest riil soon oe &gi.

Ati Tie wheat niiI soon De el.
L. sa4n called at Tayne's lately.
Tin Nayaihan was a recent caller Al
Iog6e
L. sasn spent the first Of the wtek
ia Morgan.
Ars ACE Patterson is auier lire wen
taer this Veea
Ass Eapp called oa Mrs. anl:sas
one Day last Rccb.
lym Swan sPeat ons nigga ut aft
PeHfpIdl lasl week.
EsanNis Hargiuson visited with
Howard anderson lqsslag.
Emerson Andrews has been helping
Fred Isrp aita taa quitting
Howard Anderson rode to Greeley
Wednesday and returned the next dap.
Rosa WiieeN, Howard A0dersau aad
!gHu SWIM have returned from Chey-
cane,
G3rrel and Florence White anil AH-
bel Iuyne were recent callers at An
drews.
Rosa EiIeoS has eqit work on the
WIS ganeh alter having worked IA
year There.
b. L, Jones bas q Windmill now, 50
that he wih not have to dfaw water
from the well Dy hand.
Mabel Toyne WAS complaining of a
sore back tuesday and is GLAD birtl-
days c9me bal once i year.
Howard an5lsrs5 II Eni Lynn Sgsna al
teaied the Wedding dance given ly
Mr. and airs Pelle.at AMI report Il
good ums.
Fslmgre s4riycas, Mr. Brown, Nh.
Burroughs aad taHiiy, AuEia- Eaales
ami Mabel iogne were visitors II
Jones' lately.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
RARE BiRalIa III STRICTLY
HIGH GhknE PlhNQ

II there is any family in New Ray
mer or vicinity wto is contemplating
the purchase Of "a strictly high grade
plane, we rave such an instrument near
there which must be sold, and no feas-
onab!a offer will be refused. Unusual
ly liberal terms will be offered to re-
sponsibIe party. Full particulars viii
be furnished Immediately upon applica-
ton To rHE DENVER Music COW
PAM, Denver, c dorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
E6TlGE or PUBLIC SaLE or LAND
TN ThE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ERNEST yuN D9MARus. DECEASED


Public notice Is hereby given that pursuant
= decree oi the Coanty Curt Of Lagau Caunt.,
G cl9fslae sitting In proaa.a.-on tae aoth day u
June, 1915 The uucersignad. Al administrator IL
se.geztats SI.l sii ser casa ,asl1e,t to the ap-
rfogai an4 Bsra,Etiuu u ssid Court TO tie
AgEcsl biiisr on lse aiss day u August, igis. al
tie Easr Of u A. NJ, on the stsect III front Of the
SURE buiialas u f1e Eagfuor dereanuie compa-
nt Ia the 9Ha Of &sw Ragmer. MeId County
cliqisao Tire foilswinis aasegibei reel estate.
The las, hall u the Nettheast Quarter
tEl-1 NL4-A4 pt ses.ial Fi4ssen ,l5i. the South.
ssal aaaFtel at tho Southeast Quarter tsEi-i
st.-a q Section Ten iIHt, and the Southwest
slgafsal n the s5stassess tsgarslr tswl-isWl-4l
d aeatEsl H-aYen ~, Iassnsh ? number Nine
w @@tn ot haaEe fiity Seven ,5il West Vi tie
tth Prime heriai..n, IA We'd County, State Of
CaloF5e5, the saaie oeiag The prsefty u said es-
t4le.
W. l., NAYS. Administrator of lie estate If
Ernest Yea Dom2fus. deceased
!Ala Jtly =. Aug, 8. Il. ia. ~