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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-11-03

FROM Our point of view the Autumn Celebration
was complete success, and we hope the guests
derived as much pleasure from it as the host. We
appreciate the kindly and whole-hearted mannet in
which all entered into the spirit of the OCCASION both
in afternoon and evening" 1t is hope and inten-
ton that this shall be the first of long series of
similar annual gatherings.
q Our thanks and greetings to all.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Meabpine.

N1pttGGbGn ie taltpen malta 10
mlrtuman, fosfo lumi on 10 iulanut
ettei iitG ole enGd fuin iplpimmiSia
foloisia. Scotia iaaoaan olfoa maan-
miloffars ia fpInon toimiin, ebfG tGs-
ia m1bGn aifaa oootcllaan ettG maa
iuloa ia fuiipaa, ettG moioaan teboG
moantpotG.
Settlers Go.Operatine Creamery
iobtofllnnalla oil fofous tGmGn fun
If pGimdnG SlrlepslG 8onnien bao-
lila, josia pGGtettiin eoelleenfin toi-
mia innoffaaSti allan eoiSt1miiefIi,
iamalla mpos toinotaan iertilmme
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS innofoSta oionot-
toa pbteiiesid toimeslamme, ettG laa-
taiiiin maanmiljelijGin oma meiieri
fesfuuteemme.
Sttafaapa NIT farmarit tGmG pbtei.
men tGrfeG aiia buomioonne iiIl6 JOB.
tofunnalla on tarfoitrs ettG feiGfuuls.
la rattaot ppOrimGGn ia tGSia tarni-
taan fanlan mpotGpaifutusta.
Sobtafunta iGriesti miebet eri paif-
foibin menemGGn fafiittain mppmGGn
oioffeita, nimittGin: Spbn &eini ia
elias 9uoma Sronpoooin Gobiois.
puolelle; Alf. &aortinen ia Wotti Sci
nj Soroniin, @eo. &etola ia SboS.
Sannula grmin topniin ia Van 9llS.
firfiin. On ills pGGtettp fGpbG fulfill
la fDlillG, misiG main farmaria aiull
pmpGristoll1mmc.
Soipotoor, eta nGm1 miebct mat
totllodt1 lalllipof lenlolsta toDtelltd o.
iaficen, ettG moitoiiiin mieoG olia f.
ia pGGmaalia fobti ettG mcijeri ioatoi-
lin f1pntiin emf feiGnG. SitG alma
fin toimomme iobtofunnon puoIesta.
Wtatti &imi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Yaincsninc, Ship.

SGGllG EaincibilleSiG meta ilio.
malaiiiu uiuu perbeitd ia pallpeIus.
tpttojG. 6%airportiSIo, naopurifplGS.
ia on poljon iuomaloiiio, ic OH Min.
fllin iromalainen fpld.
@iime f~irieesiGni tulin littcn fir.
jottonccfii, cttG tulin mGGrin pmin1r-
rcttpG. Soii ie on, eta Soirportislo
OIL %loornottll Serran ioroo, piboll
Ieuroflntafin olllit 10 toiminnosia &c
mltotto. &lin mime f~irjecSiGni moi
nitIin iiitG epGiisfon %bengcStG, josie
min polion ibnliiid on, en- torfotto-
mt uSfolpoiiio loltfoto. GnbGn tofi
taboo niitG mainoto, jotfo Seeiufien
nimen pGGlle usfomot. Sorfotan
lpoon, cttG ne usfomoiict, jotfo tobto.
nat fuulla lafio ia cponfcliumio,
joutuwot pilfon ia mainon oloiicfii.
Otuutoin OH ielip1 aiio, ettG pinepoen
rltbtinos fulfee polfcuoenfin cnfeli-
ma micfotellafieen arntolaplia poiS
moponSto arnton omiStitficSta. &lll1
en- ole mifGGn f~iriailiio, olcn lpaon
bolunnut ipiime f%irjccni mdd-
rinpmmGrrpfiien mliofli louiito, ettG
boluun ola Srmolon ormosto Slnlo-
Ian lapii ia bolunn tofi roltboo ia
rotfalttto foifille ibmiiillc, miltta c.
rittGin usfopaiiiue meljiIle ia iiio-
rifle.
Scrnebopfict tGti Honoollc ia t1ti
9innuieIle.
Siidrcnne Scrrosio,
Imolio Yoolo,
554 Wentor gipe., YoinespiIIe, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

moan fufin Slmalan f%unniafii mic
lelldmme tefiiimme fen oian, jonfa
on Sumola tebtGipGflemme uSfonut.
Jtiin fpllo Sumala antoa i%iunouficn
orlallc tpolleniG. ga erittGinfin ri.
foilfoomme Sumaloltn YpbGnbengcn
moinlno poStori Scimoiellc, tefemGGn
it'd follisto tebtGmGGniG, ionfa Sr-
rtolo on bGncllc mGGrGnnpt icurofun-
ia tpoSiG.
Ntamosia Iufi %fertomuflen, Wfiis
&. &cimoncn; loilllo, Mr. s. 2oms
mi; fcrtomuS, Wr. 5. Wotion; loli.
lua. Wfirs. 6. Stolpc ia Mtiis MGfe-
Ia; fertomus, Miis MGfironta; lolt-
Ina, Wiis 2llstilu ia Wiis 9. Seinlo.
men ia loulufooriltG, jobtoiomme
Mr. 2. Wticbelionin joboolla. YGG-
tettiin pit1G mGliaifo, cttG laimmc
noltttia rltlmiilliiio nirlpoffeita na-
p%aacbtoista mofluu mostoon. Sitten
taos mallitii ~pleinen biljoiiuus. Wtis
$. &osfi lufi fertomufIen; Wiis Q.
Sippolo lufi fcrtomuficn ia foorilot.
lua oil micl1. Tastori &eimoncn pi-
ii riifpuficn ia iIlon nictto lopetettiin
Dbteislaululla. Sloilin mielin pois,
tilinlmc fotcibimme.
neutrality-suspicious. tllee pitG-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Kansan Kirieita
Marqnette, Nieb.

Sos oliii tilaa Ii1ttaian palstoilla,
Tin muutamnlla lanalla muinitiei.
in toiminnoistamme t1GlIG Warque.
|is1a. Hiinfuin 10 olemme Mltttaia
|eboesid nGbncet, on Warquctten
Notwithstanding pannut toimecn
pariinailet obielma. iltamicn mictot
ppbG-iltalin firfon ala. ialiSio. ga
EniimGiiet iltamat pioettiin 9 pGimG
b%ubtifuuta. Griffin fuuniin ferpGt-
|ilmnn mallites1o oil fofoontunut fir.
|fon fall melfein tGpteen fanialaiiiom-
hne. Sbielmo alettiin nbteis- laiilullo,
jonfa iGlfeen paStori Seimonen miili-
tomin ionoin ternebti iltamapieraat
teripetullcifii, ielostaen fllinfo nGmG
illon mietot OH tarfoitettl, mapuifli
ieurustelu .betfifii ia fliinfa iiellG tll-
femme tiintcmaan enemmGn ia eneml-
man Seeiusta &ristusta ia ioomme
piiblro uiioistommetS umoIolle. Stu.
foilcmmc, eta SGn antoiii nellie ltli-
iio moimio ia opettaiii meta oifein
pmmGrtGmdGn eta me oIemme tpoS-
ia Sumalan miliomoinioilla. Iiin
cttG cmmc lltottoiii omiin moimiimme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Gilbert, Minn.

Eoimen Sonomien IA numerosio
firiotctoan ieuroonoo:
"Wtiitta nina feboiton teitG, mel
jet, pitGmG1n iiImGIIG niitG, jotfo
iaottolpot aifoan crimieIiippttG ia po-
bcnnusta pastoin iitG oppio, ionfo
tc olctte ioaneet; ipet1ptpfG1 pois
1cistd. SiII6 icIIoiict eiipGt polipeIc
Serraomme &ristiisto, naan omloo
motioania ia pcttdip6t iuloiiilla ia
noiIIoon ia founiiIIo pubeiIIa piIpit-
tomien ipoGmet."
Min1 oIen alma DbtG mieltG Yoi-
men Sonomoon ~firiottoion fansia.
OnnG ap. YoopoIi nciipo iciirofuuto.
loiiinc, iofo oifo on marlin tarpeclli.
ncr ottaa buomioon, iiIId tooella po.
ropoiiio ioommie ola mGGrdin pro.
icettoicn iubteen, iosto Seeius life
moroittoo fapobtomoan niitd, iotfa
tnlerpot puettuina Iommosten ipant-
tcisio, poon iotfo fuitenfin otpat roa-
telepoiiet fiioet, ia min on bptpdt ps-
tdipdt ipormio toii-
@c @iIbertin &aniaIIisieurofitn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

nan iGienet olemme olIeet aiipan to-
mGnfaltaiiesia mpllptpfiesiG. SGGl-
I'd on rGpbGttp ia juoniteltu jos mil
Id tanalla, niinfi1in olette 10 oiasta
ebfG fu1lleetfin. Scum t1allG pbtpi
iofu aifa taafiepGin noin pllolifpm-
mentG Suomi Spnobin ~rGpbG1jGG
meioGn leurafuntaon, bpipinG ia us
folpaiiino iGieninG. Suo lama ioltf-
fue bolltli pGGStG Ieurofunnan mir.
foibin, jofo BELLE mponnettiin, muut
patti firiltri on entinen. Hoilla rGp-
bGGiillG oil tietpsti 10 iilloin mprffp-
push bompoan foloSia ettG be moimat
iitten bppnotiieernta fofo ieurafun-
nan ia fen omaiiuuben ia piilottua
9:iGS fGsfp. Gen jGIfeen olfoi olla
nurffo f%ofpufiia, min iillG totpoin fl
ia iitter ulettin bommota firffoa SD-
nooiin ia mlfo cttG ei iiinG ole mi.
tGGn mostuStofoon, finn 10 fertd on
i%pnooin pappifin. SGm1n ebelld la-
notun allan muofii olifin &aniallis-
firffofumnon eiimieben pastori Is.
8lloren pofosto tulemincn liIloin fo-
fottfieen, jos mieli omoiluutta mar
iello.
geo npt oil taos ieilraolpo fofous Z
,. tGtG furta, jofa of mpoS topallaan
ulitta. Suo iamonen jorffo fonalla
rGbinGll1 ia p%aubinolla, imolliIinc
nouruinecn croft poiS. ToStori @.
&lluiisto pitt 10 lGbtoioornonia mil.
me fun 26 b. Sellrofitntamnle lpp-
td beiltd tdbGn tefoon tieoustelIem oli
Ic, fun Ct firffo tullut S%pnooiin. Gtpt
olloon tooS litte Imam poppio. Siis
tc loarnooiat olette uipan tcripctlllci-
ia iipilfulfieSionnc p%libumoon nellie
Sulnolnn lonon totlulfiin, moan ia.
man firjoittoia Ct buliin Ienfoltoiiiu
%iodrnoojio, jotfo ioornoomot mciltG
omoilltitta pois. - SilI1 miilGfin
olen idopastelllit Embellishments
muotto tGtG maata. min olen pGGSIDt
tptfGGmGGn poboo tuonfoltoiiisto ret.
tcl0iStG.
8iclG moinitien, eta mime TO
foufiesio molittiin e%iimicDefii Wr.
Scrnton YoboS, ia fosian boitoiofii
Scr. Smonbc &pimumGfi, f%crGGi1fIi
Mr. Socob Socobion ia Scr. Spante
&oimumGfi @ilbcrtiin, Der. s. 2oine
ia AIcr SoIfolo Spartan IitfeeiiIle.
SGmGn fliufolloen ferGpS nGpttGG-
fin bpmin l%upoopolto 10 puolello C.
nentpnpt lpaiffo fer1pS OH lpieIG fcs.
fen toiminnon. aiitoS maon ferG1.
lille, toimifoa ,poolt rcippaoSti min.
filln toiipoofin lopii fun on miebet
motfosio, cifG lpoon poifoiet. SillG
MT fun CT meillG ole mafituista pap.
pio, on bptpG mofioo icurofuntomme
pelfoja, iota onfin npt mieIG malta.
matto noin $4,000 mnibciIle.
Selrofnntamme ompcIuieuro on
lpilffooSia toiminnasia. nGptt1G ma.
ban iilt1 fuin t%orffupofin oIiii berGn.
npt tGm1n feipon meIun oifana. "a.
ma on erit6in fiitettGipd oiia, oIlaan-
pa main pstdipGt rcippaoIlo mielelIG,
auttamnSia Srmolon moltofunnon
tpotG, ic main friirimin peril, jofa Iop-
puiin osti %nabipona ppipD.
Seuroaiuo ompeIuiciiran fofous on
@r. ia 0irs. s. &osfen toIoIla 10 p.
t. I. flo s iu. Sime iitd mennGGn
toas ioufoIIa.
@iIbertin itiendinen iefofoori
"Hostas" ie tpoin ON faiobuteIIiit Iaii-
|lriam oifein foipaIIa ddneIId tdmGn
fiiIiinecn taIfpen aifnno, bucIimatto
pobioIa foipisto poffoiista. $40 min
opcteItaobau iIpt bptpdsti, cttd fifteen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

field fuiimalIa neutrality-suspicious.
Sirginiasia pi~oettGpdsid fanianiub'
lasia iubonnufiena oifein format aufi
iaapi flrnnello.
Weioan pbteispprintoiG on fpllG
meibGn pienesiG. fplGsiGmme palion,
fin, maan idtGn ne fertomatta toistai.
Jeff.
Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Ylummer, Winn.

SGmGn firjoittoia tefi eiitpfien u.
SuomcttareSia tGSiG femGt tolnella,
ettG NIT fun fepGinen aurinfo olfao
lGmpimGSti poistamaan, ettG fofoon-
tuiiimme luaiffa forlubnoneelle, JOS.
Ia oliii fesfusteltu leiirafunnolliien G.
lGntGn bereille iaannin maboolliiituf-
iista y. M, tdbGn fitulumista aliois-
To ia ianlasia firieeSi1 tulin mainin-
neefii eta 8. s. 81. rautotie ia mao
Dbtio on tGdlI1 fustantanut fGDmGGn
past. $. Sarlpelan, 9ullitbista. Wilit-
ia tGb1n eli minun diff ioonut firioit-
Itaa len tulimme bppin ielmGsti fuli-
lemoan past. Sartpelan omisto ia
noistoan. SGn nimittGin oil louf-
lfoontiinlt tGstG ntinun ~firiecstGni,
|iofo ei fuitenfaan iiiGItdnpt mullto
fun ep1Gm1tontG totuutta. Mtifli CT
ten ontaitllt ielitpstG, iotn tciltG lpoa-
DIN nicampaon fertoon2 WifG fo6to
ltGsiG firieesi1 diff pastoral loufon-
mt. Wtifii jGtitte iimpifl1iaan foiffi
l1SnGolenot benfilot, jotfo fDlI1fin
tooeIiipot CT olIcen iiinG mitG1n past.
loiltfaamoa, moon bDlpG paStori rs.
tottelittc tiet1cn bppin cttG q. Slo-
mctorta ci tGnltc tltlc mpntofaan ia
min ollen CT moilifoon Iooniit nGb0G
tomdn firioitufien iiidItoG. SGmGn
tc fplld ianoittc, eta tGlIaiiisto ali
otstd poiooon fesflStella iilloin, fun
ban on tG0llG. SiitG len mt fiirllit-
te, etteifo meiIlG t1GlI1 GlummeriSio
loiii ollo iitG mopalrtto ettG me lite
fesfnsteliiimme ia pGGttGiiintme
ipoiffopo jGriestGiiimme i~tiendilen
leurofunnon pirfaiIiiot ia iGGnnot ia
laualla %ionocn, foniaIoistemme pfii-
ntielilcsti bDlpGfipmGn popin. @ifo
t1nG oliii oifcutettiia ia iobbonmu-
foiSta iGriestelmGG, poi miten2 =
Wrtta fotiotoanpos ipitG joista pelG.
tam l%cliraufiia, olibon n1et pastori
%. 8eSterbocf fGpnpt billion tG1l-
Ia pstGmGiniG pppnostG. 81 iticGGn
foiipotcn, ipoon pitbuen robfeoSti ia
elufp1Sti Srmolon mopooto ciponfe-
liumio foifillc ibnliiille ilnton ero-
tusta. NGmG pitbcct toiipon iGlfeen
cipGt Iangcnnect fiipistoon. Niin oil
ban tGsiG mt tooeIlo mGb1n ipptG
louffoontrla GarmcIaIla, ctt1 npt
iuiiri fun OH oIliit eiitps icurafunnal-
Iiicn elGm1n pirfist1miicfii, fop ia
mcibin oifoibin nieros poppi ieiioul'
la. @IfG1 bppG postori ~fooebtifo iitG
Jos t1GlId ~ipriGstGfin fGp ioornaoiio,
eifo ic diff tcioGnfin boiisfa n1boG
ett6 ie peIto ,ionfa tefin toipoiiitte
bcoelmGG fontamon, oIfaiii 10 piber.
tod ia t~oufoonio n6pttGmGGn, cifG
pdinipostoin, ifGp1 ionoa futen npt
ndpttaG. SGtG en- firioittanut mis-
iddn pobosio torfotufiesia past. Sor'
peloo fobtoon, oIen ipaon iulfiiesti
ianonut t~otuuoen, mitd oIettc itie IL
maiSiut pnbciIIonne %buomauton mic.
Ia, Jos totuuocn onnattc oIla mitto-
foaiuono tGs'coes, min en- ponbojo
AMMAN firioitufieni loppuo
onteefiiannoIIo.
81. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

maan pastori Seimonen firfon plG-
ferrasia pitfGperiantaina, flo 8 III.
Ompeluicrran mppiGis-iltamat, fir.
foniaIisio 20 pGipG flo s iu.
g. @GGn1nen.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
| SECRETARY OF STATE IS
PROMOTING IMMIGRATION
Inquiries From Every Quarter of Globe
During Februay-IndiCatiOnS After
War Many to Come from Europe

A recent bulletin from Secretary Of
State Howell's Office indicates that
Washington will receive many addi-
tons to its population the coming sum-
mer and that after the war is over many
will come here from Europe. The
bulletin in regard to the inquiries for
February states:
Altho February, the shortest month
in the year, is not peculiarly favorable
to moving, nor conducive to much
speculation with reference to changing
home locations, yet the positive and
authentic information had by the di-
vision OF statistics and immigration,
one Of the units of the department OF
state, shows that, thru its efforts alone,
nine actual, bona fde new citizens
with their families arrived in Washing
during that month for the purpose of
making their permanent home in this
state.
Statistics and figures are always dry
and uninteresting unless they are used
to prove the achievement OF a much
desired object and the figures for Feb
ruary show a decided trend in that di-
rection. They are:
Actual arrivals for permanent resi-
dence-o families.
Those who are fully determined to
come-28 families.
Those who are especially interested
40 families.
Those who are generally interested
-867 families.
Specific inquiries-146 families.
General letters of inquiry-548 fam
lilies.
Making a grand total Of 1914.
These inquiries are coming from the
four quarters of the globe and when
the European troubles are brought to a
close, this division, with its meager ap-
preparation, will be swamped with COM
munications from those in the war torn
countries who are DESTROYS of coming
to Washington, and will find itself
sorely handicapped for the means with
which to supply the inquirors with the
necessary literature.
Secretary of State Howell is firm in
his conviction that every commercial
body in the state will be deluged this
year with communications from anx-
ious seekers for homes and that some
plan of cooperation should be devised
and perfected whereby the state de-
partment and the community organiza-
tons would work in harmonious accord
for the common end-the upbuilding
and permanent prosperity Of the state
of Washington.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
TeIn1a

The White River Literary Club held
its usual semi-monthly meetings at the
White river school house Friday night.
The meeting was called to order by
Miss Pauline Paulsen, pres; roll call
by Henry jacques, secy.. and each
member responded with joke OF
witty saying. The new members en-
rolled were, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr..
Bachelor and Harold Fowler. A Lin
coin program was given. The selec-
tons were by Pauline Paulsen, Vida
Bachelor, Irene Fowler and Henry
Jacques. The next meeting will be
held April 1st, when Longfellow pro-
gram will be given.
Mrs. Will Bates spent a few days
visiting at the Bachelor home.
Ollie Canadian was absent from
school a couple of days this week on
account Of severely bruised eye &C.
casioned by falling down stairs.
The chief amusement here at the
present time is going to Winton, a dis
lance OF 16 miles, with hand sleds after
provisions.
We are being treated TO some more
of the beautiful. Since Friday about
twenty inches has fallen, but it is
raining at present. There is still
about seven feet OF snow on the
ground.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
A Story from Truthful John

The editor OF the Bridgeport Repub-
lican last week handed one OF the We
natchee fruit selling agencies the fol-
lowing hot bunch:
In an interview last week with Mr..
John Corr, one of our largest or
chardists, we were informed that he
had received for his Bartlett pears,
which were sold in the Dakotas, an
average OF 2oc box.
w. R. Packwood, Of Entiat, who re-
Gently returned from a winter spent in
North Dakota, said that Bartlett pears
were selling at from $2.25 to $3.50
per box. This was for extra fancy, as
Mr.. Gorr's were marked after the fruit
inspector had passed on them. The
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31

question naturally arises, who got the
difference 7
Mr.. George Miller, a Wepatchee
grower, got 81 per box for the same kind
and grade Of pears. Why the differ
ence OF II cents between Bridgeport
and Wenatchee?
1t is time for the Bridgeport growers
to break away from Wenatchee. We
have enough growers here for them to
select a representative to go east and
sell their fruit, and in this way we can
break away from organizations that
label everything as coming from We
natchee. To h with them. 1t is
time for the growers here to declare
themselves and cut loose from set Of
graiters.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching at IL.
Junior League, p. m.
Bible Study Class, 8 p. m.
Epworth League at $50.
Preaching, 1880.
Prayermeeting every Thursday even
ing at 1880.
Rev. Robert Brumblay of Spokane
district superintendent, will hold the
third quarterly conference at 1880 Sat
urday evening, and will preach Sunday
morning at II. A full attendance o
the official board is desired at the con
ference Saturday evening.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
Penal Institutions Report Fewer COnyiC-
lions Since State Went Dry

Prohibition is materially reducing
the business Of the state penal institu-
tons. A travelling guard from Walla
Walla told Deputy Sheriff Huff that
during January the penitentiary re-
ceived but 43 criminals, and that the
majority OF these had been convicted
of crimes committed during 1915.
February saw the number received re-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-31
Millinery Announcement

Miss Aimee Landru announces the opening
of a Millinery Stock, Saturday, April lst 1916,
in the Echo Building, and cordially invites the
ladies of Leavenworth to call and inspect her
hats She thoroly understands the business,
having been for long time employed in the
millinery department of the Frederick & Nelson
store at Seattle. 1t will be her endeavor to
please the ladies OF Leavenworth and vicinity by
supplying their wants in her line.
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friday Tflarcb 81 1915


Wheeler's Photo 8, Art Shop. 10
The arrival of a girl at the home oil
Max Spromberg last Monday is re-
ported.
Mr.. Koerner, the druggist, is putting
in this week in the Okanogan country
selling non alcoholic beverage.
J. V. Manure went to Seattle the
first OF this week on a buying trip for
the Leavenworth Mercantile Co.
Get the habit Of going to Koerner's
for your drug store needs. IL
Mr.. ]. B. Adams was called to We
natchee the first Of the week in con-
nection with the fruit growers league.
B. F. Lang left Wednesday for Ever
EFT preparatory to again entering the
service Of the Great Northern railway.
Attorneys Nelson and Fox returned
yesterday evening from Wenatchee
where they had been in attendance at
court.
The Gold Fish are coming. 10"
J. H. Garrett, of Wenatchee, owner
of the Valley Trading Co.'S store, was
here yesterday on one of his occasional
trips OF inspection.
Mrs. Butler Sampson accompanied
her husband to Wenatchee Tuesday
afternoon and remained there to visit
with relatives for few days.
The members of the Masonic order
had an initiation Wednesday evening
followed with a lunch. Some thirty
visiting members were present.
We have good line Of Baby Bug
gies and Sulkies. K. & v. B. Hdw.
Co. Phone Al. IL"
Mrs. Thos. E. Smith and three chill
dren left last week for Krupp, Wash,
and will remain with relatives until
after the snow disappears in and around
Leavenworth.
Mrs. John Latimer, wife of a rancher
living on Camas creek near Blewett,
left yesterday for Spokane, under the
care of DR.. Hoxsey. Mrs. Latimer will
undergo a surgical operation before re-
turning.
We are headquarters for good can
dies. Wheeler's Drug Store. 13*
Attorney Fred Kemp Of Wenatchee
spent several hours here last Tuesday
on matters OF a legal nature. He said
Wenatchee was out of the grip OF win
ter and things were once more in a
normal condition.
The next regular business meeting
OF the Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees will be held at the
home of Mrs. w. G. Field on Thurs
day, April 9th, at $50 p. nj. All
members are requested to be present.
The Gold Fish are coming. 13*
Mrs. Geo. 1ngham returned from
Seattle Monday, where Mr.. Ingham
has been under a doctors care for the
past two months. She says there is
little hope for his recovery and he may
pass away any day. The doctors have
pronounced his ailment heart disease.
Mr.. T. P. Lorang and wife arrived
from Spokane yesterday afternoon and
will make their home here. Mr.. Lor-
ang will succeed Mr.. Reed as manager
OF the Valley Trading Co.'S store. Mr..
Reed, who has been in charge since
the house opened here, will return to
Wenatchee.
Mrs. F. L. Brender, after securing
her divorce last week at Wenatchee,
where the court granted her $40 per
month for the care OF her child, left for
Spokane the first of the week where
she expects to enter the employ Of the
Spokane & Inland railroad company as
stenographer and typist.
The Gold Fish are coming. 10"
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ground,
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duced 10 SO. The guard Of the state
reformatory at Monroe reports similar
conditions, the number Of arrivals re-
duced by one-half since the dry law
became effective. Wen. World.
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Miss Margaret Reid left Sunday after
noon for Wenatchee where she has &C
cepted a position with the Wenatchee
store.
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Eczema Cured or Money Refunded

Eczema Cured or Money Refunded
This guarantee goes with every box
of DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment.
Makes no difference whether its baby
child or aged. No matter how long
standing the case the guarantee holds
good. Cur out this strip, 60 to your
druggist, get box Of DR.. Hobson' S
Eczema Ointment, use it as directed
and if you are not fully satisfied the
druggist or maker will refund your
money. Try it just once, you will be
happily surprised. Y
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Seattle-James Griffiths & Sons will
charter twelve Japanese steamers for
the run between Seattle and Vladivos
tok. How much better it would be if
our laws permitted the operation of
ships flying the American flag.
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A weeks mission will open here on
Passion Sunday, April 9th, and close on
Palm Sunday. 1t will be conducted
by the very Rev. Thomas Lawrence
Cooney, c. SIS. R., who has the repu-
tation of being one of the greatest mis-
sionaries in the northwest. Watch the
next issue OF this paper for the details
concerning the nature Of the mission
and the hours OF the services.