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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

miller mar I'm 'furdtbore Wutb stras
then, ipsil ftine 0ruil eins Gd)sis
blnestlaas sssen tbBs dnSstzfngt
hattie.
Sorrb Uiders, Elm GfesfsoieGn!ser.
foloie isinsr Satin ndd Der Wob'
nuna ibres eriten Wiannes, pertpiin'
| bete Vie t5bilih unb 5eeing ionaan
ourd Gridicbsn- Selbttmoro.
Gin GinbaftsbtftbI sessn
bic J, II nitsb Gboe Was
HinernGo.1 1erIafien.
ct qoitis, 10. 9loptmber. -
Gin tsmpordru Ginbaltsbsfsbl, iptls'
der bic .llnitsb Gbos Wohinsrp Co.
bapon abbdlt. bic fisbeu pordsraphei'
| in ben aontratten nit GHuhfdbritdns
ten 5nr Durhfiihrung 5u btinssn,
lpurbe Mif.noh bonn biefiasn 8uns
bes I. Diitriftsssridt erIdifen.
Der Ginbaltsbeftbl 5isIt son3 be-
ionbtrs auf ben Photographer, bsr bic
Shoe Wahinerb 60. srm1Mtigi, itre
Wlaf6insn aus irsenbeinet Udbrit jus
riidsuiefsn, falls Der aontrdtt rsr'
Itbt ipirb.
Der Ginbalisbefsbl pirb siniipsis
len in araft blei6tn, bis Die Rlogs,
ipeld3e bic Resieruns unier btm eldp'
ton'ihen 9nii 1ruit /. 0eebt onges
itrengi bat. psrbanoslt fprbsn lam.
G65ner GrfoIe.
tesssiaIospeias ses -cincinuaiier sOIisbIait')
pbilabelpbia. 8. RoDembtr.
Sas arobe aonjert. iptftrs be
gersinistsn SGngsr BON pbiidnelpbid
am 26. Ostober In Der aonbentionss
bale gum gefien Der DsuifHptbr ano
Der ariegsbilfsfonbs btranitalitt hots
ten unb peldes DON minositens
L. 600 psricnsn beiuht mar, bat tis
nsn bSfft srirsuIidsn finausisasn ers
iola sreeben. t
Bel elmer 0eTdmmteinnabrnt BON
Sc, ,637.O0, barunisr fir gintritiss
iarten aIlein $5y640.75, unb elmer DE-
iammtdussabs bon $1,612.04, buriins
Ter 1904 O4 fir bas Or4efter, psrs
blieb sinG.einiibsriGuB Don s., ,025.04.
Oapon sr1ieIt bic 0eutihipebr 81. 600,
fir bic arisgssefansenen in Sibis
risn ipurben 81, 750.0O bttpiaist, btm
saffsionbs bes 0iterrsifsrngatifden
aonfulats fpurbsn $500 5usspieitn.
BEN Oamsn 6ilfspsrsin Der Gsuis
den OeIeIlihaft fir bds Rotbe &rsu1
$500 uno bsm S6fpeiser Silfsfonbs
$3.50.
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llnS elm s6aSen Don ms6rsrs miaiO.
nen angsrihtst.

SoutbsgefbIsbem, ga, 10.
9lpbtinbsr. = Wedldin,nfabrit go. a
Der 8siblsbtm Stssl Go. ,purbe Witts
nod Wlorgen burh cine Jeiisrsbrunit
fait p0uis asrf6rt. Rur bic Mausrn
bes riefis.u GebGubes finb ftehtusgs'
tlieben. Wsdfdinen unb arisasmate-
,ridl i'm Weribe bon pielen Wiqionsp
.ipurbe BON ben 5Iammen psrsebrt.
/ Gas leier ipurbe erit geloi6t,
naHbsm ss einen Sdaben angsrihtst
bate, Der psrlhieb.ntIi1 auf $4,000 :
900 abssIfist fpirb. Dos @tbdubs,
ipeIbes erit nelilib nit mobsrnsn Mas
Itipen ausaeitaitst ipnrbe, snttielt
800 ibtillpsiie anaefsrtiste 8ef4iibe.
bic suIommen sui 81. .000.0 bepers
itet ipnrbsn. Die @eIdiibe. ipsldt
itiptr fsih6bigt fpurben, ipurSsn fiir
tie 4lliirten iinb bic 8unbssrssisrung
btrleItelli. Die Geielifafi trtlGrt,
bnb Gin Sur5IhiuB Der eleiirifen9tis
iuna fas Gel in ben gobrmai6intr
entsiinoets.
Die Wa56insn. bersii es an 1909
In Der sydbrif CAB, lparfn $400 bis
msbrers iaiiisnb Dollars bas Stiid
iuertb.
Die einssdiheris Jatrii mar $50
Gub brett. 100 CUB lnna uHb A Stods
lperis bod. @oH BEN 2050 arbeittrn
iparsn stira 300 In Der 5abrii. als
BAG Ssuer ausbrdh.
8abrf6sinIi6 elm 1ers
brthsn.
Grafton, W. ga. 10. Nopeiiis
Der. an ben Wuintn hes ON Ditns
Itna pon syeusr ssrft0rten 5auies bss
gremonns 6. g. bunt iuurbtn bic
Qeihsn BON pier ainbern bes 2eBtertn
aufaefunben, ip1brenb bic gltern uno
sipsi anbere ainbsr iih mad, einelH
Ibsnahbartsn Stdbidtn beqeben blitsn.
"a brei Der Qeihen obne Ropf 1partr.
10 iinb bic gsb5rbsu Der glniidt bub
Gin Wtrbrshfn porlisgt.
gIutiee gbetras0bisM
lofsbo, o., 10. Eoptmbsr. -
sSosob MuntipiIlsr, Gin go Sabre als
itr Iarmer, j9ob feline 3Sidbrist Sat
Tin Warp lsbtnsefd unp begins
Johann Gslbitmorb. Die bsibtn Rim,
Der bss GkpnaxA IL refp. 3 Sabre
aft, alarntirtsH bic Nahbarn. Munts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
"a Iieb.siraut.

Gcr 90 Sabre nlte @illinn @aiih,
800 sseit Court Strnke, 5laidenior.
tirer ieines )eidens, befam Dor 4
3asen nit IsiHem Sd,ae, Jrl. pans
line sainitenb, 1850 gapuIiller Ctr,
Stre;f. alg er seitern 3u ibr fam,
idyncate 9,auIine imner nod iooaa
@oIib jib gIeid) all Grt 'nlb Stellc
pcraiiten ipollte. Garan ipllroe g
berbinbert. Or bcgap iit) DnrnlIi
mad, ieiner elrbeitsitelie an Der Aaos
luib Carton Strabe inib nabm bort
8ift. Seine annleraoen iieben ibu
iflcunigit nob beni Soipital brilr'
gen, apcieIblt iein 8i1tnnb dig be-
icrgniBerregeub erattet miro.
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Seoanerlit,sr Snmse.

Ter 14iGbriss @illidm Sana, 134S
RENDITION Strab., bat irrB isiner
jungsn Sabr. DiI 9tr5leib erfahrtn,
Snnsrbalb sipei Sdbren bat er bic
Whtter, .iue SGipsftsr, siHs Sanis
unb einen gruber burb ben 1ob nsrs
loren. Dos berbs @eIhid bat ben
bebouernsperibsn Sunsen f0rrerlid
uub seiitig p0liis beruntersebra9t.
gr leibei an bsr tranihafisn Sbse,
baB er i'm Sabre 1915 itsrbtn miiiie.
Gsitern gaahmittas Dertrauie q iih
bem Gsrgsdnten airgun pnf Der
grcabtpap gOli5eiiiation on, Der ben
armen Burden, Der einen btmitltis
bsnsiperiben 2nblid sefpdbrts. nad
benz 6oipitaI if,nffeH lieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Fred. A. Erschell, |,
2eidembeitatter nnb Giubaliamirer
7.u. yor9 Str., 2le.pport, ,6p.
rsIspton: eouib SO nnb 1cuit 26ee.
GIexanbriG Office: sI1He 661 .
9abtnx mmb Sellebne.

- Mahor Guiubp bon Oabion hot
Elm 3uf6rift BON Der Gincinnatisr
6anbelstammsr erbaItsn, in ipelher
Ger Nlabor Die Staotbtamien, Der
S6ulrat6 mn bic G9ultinbsr einses
Iabsn iperb.n, on oem Gmpiang Der
,syreibeitsglrds". ipelhe am %. gloa
Dsmbsr in Cincinnati eintrsffen fpirb,
tbeil5unebmen.
Srou 3. W. Gais bon Jori
5bomas bat fir belts Radmittds eint
llntsrbaltuns arrausirt, su ,peiaer
bds 3omen 6ilfstorps bes 9ranpia,
Mpobp poitens BON gelepus. y. u
n. iih einfinbsn nirb.
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vi q r
bon Clarence poe, gessa bic s. II. ..
Gi1enbdbn anseitrenat hattie, ein llrs
theil 5u Sumter bsr perilugt.n Gsfens
ftdft abssgebsrt. pne mar am 10.
Sftober 1914 iiberfdbren nnb setootct
iporben.
- Seitbem gtntliraas IN Sort
Slbpnias eillgcfiibrt purbe, lit oa.
iclbIt Die @alltbatisfeit Inn 20 BRO
sent geiticgen.
Gie @rcecrp geiiber 60. TiGc
pcn Canton nno s. s. 8aal pon
Dtcpport ,unlrocn BON Der oNetnil
etroccrs giiociaiion non aelltlldp"
welde in 2oilispille gctagt bate, III
Den Sireftorcnratb gctpoblt.
Wsapor Selnlbolo bat geitern
fir ben @lnpfang Der ,Sreibeitsglcde
in Cincinnati folgenoeS &onlnlittee
ernannt: Gie Staot aonlmiiIerc
init Dem ncllcrpGbltcn Mapor u. ).
2ipinglton imo Sci. Sernann Hsp.
6. 3. Motid,nlah 9iep. George
0'Srpan, borrp slbbott, 9ruiioeltt
oes @uiineb @en's CLUBS, Soli
aloeder, sa. @. 8agnil, @illiam w.
Gonaloiol ". 90. 2nrfin, Soicpb
SenaeIbrof, Den neneripdblten Sir.
clitridter Otto 99olff, Senrp @i9iir
Captain sSablbiiib, Superintcloent
gS. g. aina nnb 21cidiitsfilbrcr
emil @erborot Der bieiigen 6reild)u'
leil.
Sbomas 9. Doitieb non Ro.
1915 Central gpcnue, ipeld,er IN
friiberen Hsabrcn im9anffreiien cine
proniineilte Stcilimg cimabm, 1T o.
iiern i'm 9llter pon ~ ,Sahren geiior'
ben. 9joutiep iuar aaliirer Der "er'
ten 9ational &ant", als oieie DOR
mehr oils 5ipnn3ia SSabren iallirte.
0ie sIifaire beif1itigie boniaIs baS
@iineeseeridt. er bate Die @eiell'
id,aft, pel6e SnOe 9art 3ll eineill
g9obubiitrift n,ad,te, nno alld) Ole
Sort Sbolnas Sanb 60, bic Sellcoua
@ater @orfs so. imo Elm SatSipn'
Sifat in 9ouispilIe crsailiiirt. Seinc
in groBen 3iigen anselegten Eldne
seigtcn, SaB 9outiep fem aIItdglider
,Sinan5icr mar, irenu ibn aild) Dns
Slid in Den n1eiiten ieincr llnterncb'
inlmecn nid,t beaiiiritigt batte. or
binterIaBt cine Nittlpe uno bier
S1bnc.
- Iie 9afiteitleaer llnipn 9sa.
2 pom aenhldp bat foIaenoe Senuits
erlpdbli: Erdiioent, sSoieph SoapeS
9Siseprdiioent, @olparb Snplcr; Bra
tofoa SefrctGr, SsGbn y. RcIer.
mott; ,sirandiefretdr, Gilbert sSiib:r,
sdtabmeiiter, emmett @Giile; Sbiir'
bitter, Gennis @ef; 5iibrer, @alter
5apIor; 5ridtees. SSSSciepb @lc1er'
mott, 0eslep DiIiou, sSoiepb Dame.
ron; 3eIeent 5ur gtaiicnaI aonpen'
tion, ipeItje i'm sSariiar 1916 in 10
rontu, aanaon, nbgebaiten tperoen
miro, sllbcrt Slider.
- Ger ,Sa6ritaut Games S'Gon.
nor, 65 Sabre alt uno Ro. $50
2erinetcn 9lpctiue ipobnboft, erlas
scitern Morsen lin balb bier llbr
pinem Sdlasonial, ipel6en er cine
Strnbe porber erlitten hattie.
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=. ~. -
5nqutit ab. gnis aus ben glnsfaasu
hes sScbn Cumberland. bes wsctor'
aiannss Der Isbtsrsn Gar terroralna'
mar ieine Cor iibsr eine Wethe 9elalls
fen uilb Webb. Elm 9Ineefellter otf
Fraction &C.. boIf lie lpiebtr dltf pas
@elsiie fbdffen. Ms bas seihts
ben NOR. aab er bas Sisnal 5linl
Meiterfabrsn. unb nahbsm bities Sis1
nal aud BON einsn ssnipsttor lpisser-
bolt iporbsn par. babe sr leumbsrs
lonb) feline Gar in geipealno geltpt'
g8etb isnpr1 babe IS pertshli, iib reni'
seitis in Siherbeit 3u brinaen nno
I.i baburd sipiidsn bic bsipsn ears
gsraiben unb erbriidt porSen.
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Gnblidl abse,pirtbi6aitet.
llniere GmbcnmOSca. 3insiinse rer'
Sen in Iihuautec einseiperrt.
Sanbref nnb b. arehIer am GHSe
ibrer gamfbabn.

@ir idbsn uns Dor eiuissr 3tit' ge'
nGtbist, unlers 2sier por ben Siingline
gen gu .parnsn bic bier felt Wscnaten
tbdtia lparer, nm Wobelle bes bsriibmz
ten beutid,en arsu5ers Gmoen gu per,
taufen. Der Griras ToIlte anssblid
bsm Dsutffen Sssmannsbsim in 90
botsn, q. g., 5utommeL ipurpe poil
ben iaubern 9lsentsn aber nit Dirnen
perprabt obsr auf Der Renfbabn in
Gatonia rsrbausn. Mud bas Dtutihs
ApnfuIat bate Dor ben arlen ae.
ipnrnt. Gle bsibsn Walisr Sanbrcd
uno pon arebtsr unb in Willuautee III
ibnsn snbIid bas 5anbperi gelest ipor'
ben.
Hadjbem bic 6ffsntliht @arnuHa
Dor linen srIaNen ipprbsH mar, pers
lssten lie oas Gslb ibrer Sbdtisieit 5u.
nadit naf) Samilton, tpOielbit lie mi!
Ollie zines BON paitor paul g.nthin
bon Winton pluee erlansten empfehs
lunesIhrsibsns bds 0srirausn fss
paitors 70. s., 0pabrsht erlansten.
Die bsiben gurIdsn mahtsu in 5ami!'
ton eldnssnbe 0tf9Gfte unp iie fousn
alg geute brsibunbsri Dollars mitges
nommen baben. Gis beiamen bon
9ereinen unb 9.meinbsn unb audi Don
pripaten onitbnlihs Summen fur
bas Seemanusbeim unb nls lie Sumil'
TON 70 siemlid absesrdit baiten. Iiebsn
iis iid DON g,aiior 9oIIbrehi Elm
Gmpfeblunasidrsibeu an eineu ssreunS
besislbsn in gltlanta, Ga. geben. Dort'
bin baiien lie iif aber niht pepsnbet,
fpnbern na6 MiIfpauits. &eD. Boil
breti, Der bupon Winp betommen bais
ie unb @erbadt i40pfts, itsats ylad'
fori9ungsn an, Farb, bub Die asrls
S1pinbler tparsn nnb isbie iih bisiers
baIb nit pafor Rmferi. BEN prdf'
benten Der @seonitn Snnobe III
Miltpautee, in @.rbinbuns. Die Bel
ben purbsu bort aufs:ii6bert uns
ouf 8streibsn bts Seemdnns'
betms in Spboten, tpslhes bon
Der Sa6e perftanbisi tpurce, ipes.u
S4fpinbslei perbaftsi. Rep. 9ollbruti
slaubt. bab b. areblsr ben Sansrsd
ouf 2Ibpeee selsitsi unb 81 bsr
S9le4iisteitsn osrfiihrt bat. es ioll
aud, nod Elm brittr Wann on Der
S&fpinS.l,i.n b.ibsilist setpsIen iein
bod III Der Rdme oesftb.n 5srrr
8ollbrsd,t nidbt bstanni. Nus Sdmilipr
p.rbufistsn fis. Obns ibre Sotelref)Huns
su bssohlen.
Sn Cincinnati bdben bic gnr'hsr
minoeitens iauI.nb Dollars BON lsiht
sldubieen Gtmiitbern erbdlien. Wi
piel iie bon BEN GtIoe mad s,obOisl
a,f6idt bab.n. 1T nidt betonnt. q
birfte aber bsrSlih ipsnis iein.
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perr S0unro Srnd, 995 Sh0 UuHTIe
gtrafe. gtG EEL. 476 o., Soms
EaOne 1851 U.
gs mnree in Griabriul9 &C.
brad,t, nab tdglidl bcinqbe 20 9ta'
itiniItHL ipeldp in ben biciigen ia
briten in ocn nerfipiieuen orei 30.
den ftreiften, Die SiaSt perlaiieIi.
VI. q. 9iesDtat)olt ipelder bier DIE
Dtaidliniiten lluion prganiiirte, be.
iorgt Scn Strcifern Stcllen in aus.
mdrtigcu 6abrifen.
Der 13 Sabre altc Ssobn Cen.
ncGn miro bon ieiiien slnaeborigen
relfe 9so. 336 Rarc Strabe ipotnen,
ieit porseItern @iittag perniiBt imo
Gle FGli5ei muroe criuft, ila9 Dem
gerlnibten 5u iiifcn.
2ie @cidaitsIeiitc Samilton'S 5
iperbeli uorgeit inl D. W.. e. u. &c.
bduoe ibr jlbrlihes g5arifett abDnl.
ten.
Ger stnbt alabitor Grnit Orb
Deriftcte geiterE Die Ginndbmen nno
Der itdStii6en sInitalten
ipabreno Gftobcr pie fclgt: Tns Te.
partement, sli,sgaben 81 ,569.O6,
tsinnabmen, $6,101.29, @erl1it $1,.
A67.TT7. - @aiieraperfe: GinnabnIen
$s,466.37, slusgaben $3,228.4i;
NroIit $5,257 93. - Gleftriife an.
sagc: GiirnabneH $4,338.75, Nus.
gabeu $4,i45.56; profif $193.T.
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eiseas ernenert.

Ssrau Gniiua Setter, Die on Der
8es6mont apenus BEL ylsipioipn cine
SirtbidJnit betreibt. bat ibre Si5ei,s
erueuert befommen. GieieIbe ipar Sli,
riidgehaIicn iuoroeu, neil bic sSrau
bas Scnptasseeies ii6ertreten baben
foQte.
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slnatbIid, ieins eia.ur sdjulS.

Coroner Goerimsspr bislt geitsrn IL
bsm Sale bss 22idtriseu ebipurD
Webb. Der ppr einissn 1aaen an Der
6orrifon unb Gtats Gpsnus 5ipiihtn
einsr Sobu Girabs unb elmer Rortb
Tdirmount Gar trbriidt murbe. tinsH
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Gin Nour nj Z 4.

gcIbat ita icinenr Sdlab In bic
seiide treteao): .Miedn's beltt nber.
bel Gir gatlil (, . Ter reirite auit.
furort!-
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9ie autc greunbiM. 3

gaittpe: .SnnerbaI5 brsict iessn.
IL betnm i'd flint Seirufbsantrdae.
syreunoin: ..gSie bod bate ccin
geIioer iein 2eben pcriiAern lqlleus@
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Die Oeidbiik Gabrif bet
8etblebeti. Ztabltperfem

@irO burd veuer s0nis ssrft0ri.
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@i.ls Gsidiib. unb Rai4in.u Der
ni8iei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
6amiltoa.

timer ggent in Samiffon IN
6err Gbuarb Srnd, 449 SaS Sanfte
srafe. gtG Eel. 476 o., Soms
EbDne 1851 U.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07
# success in their new home.

of success in their new home.
Miss Margaret Lies, who has been
visiting here with her folks for the past
two months, left yesterday for her
home in Colrich, Kan, going by way of
San Francisco and San Diego where she
will take in the big expositions.
DR.. and Mrs. Orr returned Monday
from three weeks visit in Spokane
and were glad to get back again to the
best country on earth. While in the
fall city the doctor took short course
in surgery at the Sacred Heart Hospi-
tai.
III. Moynagh chopped down bee
tree in Lawyer canyon near his home
northeast of Greencre late last week
and secured two gallons of fine honey
The tree contained about eight gal.
Ions of honey but broke in falling and
the larger portion of the bees harvest
was spoiled.
Carl Henderson, Pick Chamberlain
John Wilson, d. F. VanPool and Mr.
Kelly came out from across the river
the first of the week with about So
head of beef cattle which they sold to
John Baer who shipped two cars of the
cattle to Spokane Tuesday and placed
the rest in pasture until another ship
ment can be made. Those who brought
out the cattle went home by the way
of Grangeville in order to take in parl
of the Border Days program.
John Meyer this week purchased q
carload of stock hogs from G., L. Shuch
of White Bird, the animals being driver
to Fem and shipped from that point
to this city. There were 1875 hogs in
the shipment.
John Wasem and wife and Mrs. For
tin returned Monday from attending
the Round Up at Pendleton last week
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07

band of 5000 sheep from Salmon river
to this section where he will feed them
for while prior to making shipment
to outside markets.
w. Z. Swatman came home
from Grangeville Saturday for few
hours visit with his family, returning
again in the evening. He has about
week more of threshing in that vicinity.
Miss Leasle Hussman, who has been
visiting with her sisters, Mrs. J. A.
Bushue and Mrs. o. E. Ravens, (nee
Miss Emma Hussman,) departed Sun
day evening for her home in Cotton
wood.
Miss Newly Kerr, who has been visit
| ing with friends near Seattle for the
past two months, returned home Satur-
da evening and on Monday morning ac-
cepted clerkship in the J. A. Bushue
store.
Mrs. Mole Kerr arrived here from
Bow, Washington, Saturday evening
and is visiting for an indefinite time
at the home of l.. M. Kerr and other
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson, who has been
stopping with her daughters, Mrs. L. F.
Collier, expects to depart next Monday,
for Charleston, where she expects to
make her home during the winter
DR.. Shinnick was here professionally
ON business from Cottonwood, Saturday.
We are going to have the foregoing
stereotyped as the doctor lives here
about a third of the time, and outside
of having a home physician, it pleases
us very much.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07
HANNAH

Thursday from Arizona and will re-
establish their home here. Mr.. Mat
lock said the passed up the San Fran
cisco fair to get here in time for the
Kamiah fair, and were glad they did
it. Treir many friends here welcome
them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Whitman and
daughter, Susie, of Lapwai, who have
been visiting his mother, Samantha
Whitman, here for some time, returned
home Tuesday morning.
just as we go to press we receive
news of the death of Mrs. Henry Cam
eron, who passed away at the Nickel
home this morning. Mrs. Cameron has
for long time been a sufferer from
heart trouble and her demise was
hardly unexpected. She leaves hus-
band and eight children. Other rela-
tives will arrive from Genesee tonight.
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shoes.
E. w. Pickett, who has been operat-
ing the Big 8 placer in the Ten Mile
district, was in town Friday and Satur-
day. "Puck' looked but the shadow
of his former self, having had to in
dulge in some of his own make of sour
dough buiscuits for season.
c. B. French, of Clearwater, was
spending a few days in town the first
of the week. Mr.. French is a hunter,
trapper and thoroughbred sportsman
and his greatest pleasure is in the woods
and hills but once in while he likes to
come out and mix for while with the
boys.
The first car of timbers for the rip.
rap on the west side of the river, be-
tween the bridge and the depot, arriv.
ed Saturday and were unloaded Mon
day by members of the Commercial
Club, Charley Kelly overseeing the job
The foreman of the bridge crew at
Ford s creek informs us that he has in,
structions to load three more cars of
these timbers from Ford's creek. The
present car came from Ahsahka.
; w. V. Dell, proprietor of the stage
station at Newsome came in from his
old home at Lake View, Idaho, the first
of the week. Mr.. Dell was in the for,
est service and then the mercantile
business in the northeren part of the
state before coming to Newsome but
he likes the Ten Mile district much bet
ter than his old location Mr.. Dell has
much confidence in the future of the
Newsome country and says that if it
had transportation the problem would
be solved, his only fear being that
cheap transportation will be too long in
coming.
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COTTONWOOD

ranch.
Mrs. Anna Gaul and daughters Anna
and Alkaline, arrived here Saturday
from Iowa and will make their future
home in our city, being at present at
the home of j. A. Gaul
Agent Poler informs us that nine
cars of grain were shipped out from
this station Tuesday, eight on Monday
and six on Sunday, and that shipments
of several cars have been made almost
daily for some time past.
Walter Odell is in the city this week
from Odofino, where he had been look
ing after a drug store for a couple Of
weeks
Chester Thompson took in the Rount
Up at Pendleton last week, going dowI
with Franz Wasem to Lewiston by aut,
and then by train to Pendleton.
o. d. Simmons and family left yes
terday by auto for Council, Idaho, nea
where he intends to locate. Their man.
friends here are sorry OF see them leav
Cottonwood but wish them the hes
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in the Palouse country.

in the Palouse country.
Mrs. Harry Lathrum came up from
Lewiston and visited over Sunday with
her husband who is employed in the
Farmers Union warehouse.
E. Liewellyn, last week purchased
two lots just west of j. A. Terwiller-
gar's home and contemplates erecting q
residence thereon soon.
J. F. Prosser purchased six lots last
week from w. II. Uhlenkott and ex-
poets to erect a barn thereon at once,
and later residence, temporarily.
Painters are making the Catholic
church look like shiny new penny by
putting on a coat of white paint.
Banker F. M. Bieker made business
trip to Cottonwood Tuesday evening
returning the following morning.
Mrs. Walter Brockman and a lady
cousin, departed Wednesday for visit
of several days duration with friends
at Grangeville.
! MIS-. herman L. hanson ana herman
l., Jr. departed Wednesday morning
for Grangeville. The latter was enter
ed in the better babies contest.
Miss Addison, of Grangevill, witt
visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs
E. c. Addison, here f. several days
departed for home Monday evening.
Among those who went to the Borde
Days celebration, Thursday, from thi
station, were: P. Aschenbrenner, wifi
and Miss Coda, Joe Frederick ant
wife, w. E. and Jorn Swatman, Lloy,
Kerr, W. J. Adsley, E. P. Martin, Bel
Fry.
Dick Steen and his herders drove
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They made the trip in John IS car and
had fine time seeing the country
after they took in the sights at Pend
Teton.
VIM. Hadley and family and two
nephews passed through town Tuesday
from Uniontown enroute to Grange
vile to take in the Border Days cele-
bration. They viii return home by
way of Pierce City and enjoy an out
ing in the mountains.
John Peterson let contract this
week to Mr.. Donaldson for the building
of strip of cement sidewalk in front
of his lot just west Of the Phoenix
Hotel property. This may result in
other property owners on that side of
the street joining the movement and
laying cement walk across that entire
block.
John Jorgenson came out the first of
the week from Warrens, where he has
been doing development work on some
mining claims for the past four months
and will remain bereabouts until the
snow leaves enought to enable him to
return again to the property next
spring. John says they have uncovered
some very rich ore and those who have
seen it believe the property will develop
into something exceptionally rich.
George Downer went to Lewiston
Saturday and came back with G. F. Nc
Kinney in the new Dodge car which
the latter went to Walla Walla to get
for Mr.. Downer. The owner of the new
car has been putting in his spare time
this week getting onto the kinks Of
operating the car and as soon as the
busy season at the warehouse is over
will proceed to get big lot of enjoy
ment out Of his new possession.
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WHEN BABY HAS THE GROUP.

When a mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who has
gone to bed apparently in the best Of
health struggling for breath, she is
naturally alarmed. Yet if she can keep
her presence of mind and give Cham
berlain IS Cough Remedy every ten
minutes until vomiting is produced,
quick relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep to awaken in the
morning as well as ever. This remedy
has been in use for many years with
uniform success. Obtainable every
where