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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01
Personal Mention.

MIS-. Alice Williams has returne,
from a visit in Montana.
Mrs. NJ, Poleson left last Friday TO
visit at Ridgeway. Mo.
Z. A. Deacon arrived recently from
Seattle to join his wife and daughter
Money to loan. Inquire at this
once. Sp 8p
& Mrs. ]. w. Fredericks of Deer
Park, Wash, visited her father, w.
f. Fehlhaber here this week.
Miss Nellie Aldrich Il Portland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. L. Farms
worth.
Rev. John Shape and family of
Spokane. have been spending the
summer at upper Twin lake.
e. yauGleve of Athol was visitor
In Rathdrum Monday and reports
crops fairly good 10 his district.
W. F. Fehlhaber has purchased a
Paige automobile and will probably
use it to carry him back to Dubois.
Vote for E. V. Boughton for prose
cutting attorney adv.
Geo. Kreuger of Missoula, Mont,
visited recently with his brother II.
A. Kreuger and family of this city.
Mrs. Chas. Sternberg entertained
at her home last week 10 honor of her
niece, Miss Ruby Stoelting.
Fred LvTiffany motored over from
Occur d'Alene Tuesday to meet the
voters.
c. L. Hoffman returned last Friday
from business trip to Curry county,
Ore, where he has timber holdings.
Mrs. W. A. Hart has returned fri IN
several months visit with relatives
Ia Minnesota.
l.. A. Larsen has been superintend-
log the harvest of his hay crop at
Valley, Wash.
Secretary OF state, republican pri-
mary ticket, vote for Chancey Wallace
Stp Al6-Sl adv.
Miss Vivian Reinhart of Occur d.
A.eoP, visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Probate Judge Bert A. Reed, an
aSplrant for the Office of prosecuting
attorney, was 10 town last Saturday
afternoon.
h. IL. Bradbury aud son, George,
returned last Friday evening FROM a
e'p to his mining property in the
Hayden lake district.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Hunsley and
SOU Root., who have been spending
sumo time at L. G Greenup's SUN :
"eF cottage at Twin lakes, have
moved back into town.
a vote for e. V. Boughton for
Prosecuting attorney, is vote for
'he enforcement OF The prohibition
law adv.
MISS Leila Thomas did not leave for
CINCINNATI last week, as had been
.eported' but expects to conclude
.'auRements for her departure 10 a
Short time.
1iisS Helen Frantz, chief operator
.ue local telephone office, received
''e recently from her mother, of
Anaconda, Mont
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01
Call For Athol School Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that am
prepared to pay all warrants of Iude-
pendent School District No. 81,
Kootenai County. Idaho, up to aud
including Warrant No. 90. of the
issue of 1915 and 1916. Interest on
all The above warrants ceases ten days
after date Of this call.
Dated Aug. 0, 1916. -
Carroll l.. Skeel,
Treasurer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01

Henry Boeck and Mrs. z. st. Lar
sen, sister of Mrs. Carl Boeck, were
up from Spokane to visit Mr., Carl
Boeck and family. Mrs. Boeck.
Willie Boeck aud Varina Paul ioined
the party to Twin lakes aud report a
very pleasant time at Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Bates pretty summer resort.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01

Five room house for rent, newly
gone over,-in first class condition,
water and light. Just across tracks
in front l. & w. N. depot. Chear
rent. For further particulars call Oh
L. S. or Ben Kyle. 3lp toSl
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01

A rule to 20 to school by;
A dandy ruler FREE with all
school supplies purchased-at The
Pod Cross SuDdries. 81 AIS
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01

Chickens l2I cents a pound
Pathdrnm Meat Co. Fist
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Fresh COW for sale; also yearling
heifer, one 2-year old aud others.
Phone Hook, Twin Lakes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01
Methodist Church.

Next Sunday being The last before
Conference, we will unite IN the com
munion service following the sermon
10 the morning. 10 the evening, we
shall have a special message for young
people.
III. S. RANDALL, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-01

10 cents for hides.-InQuire Rath-
drum Meat Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Delmar Shideler with his family :
sisting of Mrs. Shideler and a small
boy and girl. arrived the first of this
week from Palisades and are domiciled
in rooms with Mrs. Alice Miller. Mr..
Shideler has opened the Rex Theatre
which he has recently purchased and is
giving two good shows every night.
As an experienced hand at the business
he is bringing on good movies, and
advertises sewherein the News Cham
pion columns
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

A visitor at our office this week was
j. j. Carpenter, proprietor Of the
Sportsman hotel at Cebolla. He WAS
Denver where he took his wife for sur
gical treatment The operation was
performed at St Lu6e's hospital and
Mrs Carpenter shows every sign of be-
ing so much better that she will shortly
be able to return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

AZ the meeting of the Women's club.
the debate Resolved that the stage is
Of greatef educational value than the
moving pictures shows" which had
been postponed until this week. was
the occasion of much wit and forensic
sbihty among the ladies. The debate
occurred at the home of Mrs. j. z.
Whip On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Herrick, Ars GiIlaepey and Mrs. Black
stock spoke on the affirmative, with
Mr.. Siile Mr. OJeary and Mrs.
EastDsA sn the negative. The sffirma-
tive won the debate. The next meet
ing s scheduled for Monday. February
q at the home of Mrs.. Webster At
the meeting three new members were
sdded TO the rolls They were Mrs.
n " Webster, Mrs. Harcd Border
and Mn. AcElvsin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
GnA - Caui

To tesmsters and rsnchmen ST. 70 per
ton st the mine on Mil creek 0uly
thirteen and half miles haul 70
Gaanisoa. In carload lots loadsd ct
H'nkie switch, 81 rs per ton.
These prices are for best lump cosL
j. l.. McMillin.
Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Geo. l.. Miller. on Tuesday unioaded
. new auto hearse. which will greatly
improve the facilities Of his undertaking
establlshment. Together with the top
and complete equipment its cost will
run towards 81. 600 Mr. Miller has felt
for some time the demand for this mod
ern convenience in his business We
clngratulate him on the auto, but are
not anxious to take a ride in il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Stewert Reyno.ds and Clinton Crane,
two Poe0ia young men are in Gunnison
on business venture and incidentally
of course enjoying the society of fair
Normal students who also hail from the
North Fork region.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

The Baldwin Star mine is now being
managed by James Hare, who has re-
Gently leased it, Mr. Hare was in Gun
nison the latter part of last week at
tending to business matters. He tells
Us that they ean beat us on snow by a
foot or 20 up the valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Every one who heard the ma uer sis
ters Orchestra the Methodist churcl
Feb lst yes mighty pleased with thei,
program. The Musical Entertainers vii
please 90 more, come and hear then
Feb 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

The little blind god. as we know, is
one u the basiest little beings in the
world, but he hovered for few hours
over the La Veta hotel on SUNDAY. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Peterson Of Telluride. and
Mr. and Mrs. s. Wooten of Grand June
ton, newiyweds. stopped off on their
WAY to Denver for one night and de-
parted Monday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
g~d Cs.s

Leave your orders now before the
spring rush. We are not going to get
Fords enough. Although "a, nm mose
men are working three shifts in De-
trost 1T the great factory. the osders
are getting shesd Of the output. In
other words they have doubled shesr
force and still can't keep up. The oat-
put this year will exceed 500. NM cars
Is this proof enough Of the sturdy little
car. W. A. kEELOR,
Agent.
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

. n Austin and family went through
Canhisou last Monday morning Mr..
Assun has sold has hontrose ranch and
lntsads to make his permanent residence
IN Ienner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

EdWAsd Miller has returned from q
pleasant sojourn in Dundee, Ohio, his
home town. He reports booming bust
ness and thinks it shows symptoms of
spreading Westward. Sounds good?
lesl
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Tuesday afternoons outgoing train
Carried Mr.. A. J.. Stone and wife, who
are returning to their home in Waverly
fennsy lVaaia after a pleasant visit with
C. l.. Stone and family
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
y. Z. E. ~ 0u0" - 'pIAiuaie -

The ". r. C. viii give an AT Home -
ct the Weodmsn Nell, Wednesday Of.
terneoa, WssAingten's birthday, Feb
22, at 200 p. m. "Five Hundred" and
''kensinGton. Admission ::1sc. All
frieads cordially invited. In the even
ing On old time social consisting Of pa
tviOtie soaGs end recitotiona. This is q
worthy OTder-eosRe end help. Admis-
sion &c; children lOc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Among Tuesdays arrivals were
Ernest Foster Of Powderhorn. Mrs.
May l.uke of Sapinero, Bert Jones
OF farllns and Fred Aspey returning
from short stay in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

John G. Reagan of White Pine has
tseeh home IN Gannlson for some DAYS,
taking a respite from the srduous labor
of mining in six feet Of snow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

NJ. Louis johnson Of Ohio City, has
beer the guest Of her daughter, Miss
Las Ia Johnson, county superintendent
Of schools, for q week. She returned
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

W earn that Rev. Fields Of PHgos,
sPrhgs has been selected ss the new
nt hodist minister IN Gnnni-on. N,
vi arrive IN about ~ days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Among visitors IN town this week
were b A. Foster and wife Of Pow
derhorn, Claude Lucero and wife OF
Jack Cabin, and A. X. Stevens and
son-in- lsw, Clyde Burris. of lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Salida Msil:-Miss Monda Tomlin.
who hes been teaching the frs, grade
At CENTRAL school during Miss Abby
Perry's Illness. has accepted the 14th
District school for the rest of the term
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Dr. and Mrs. r. p. Hanson have be-
come the proud possessors Of an eight
pound bsby girl. This younger Hanson
was born ut IL: :45 Saturday night All
dong well according to reports.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Ernest Williams and James RYAN.
Young men of Aspen, were guests Of
Mrs O. T. Sherman and daughter.
MarcSe sherman, from Friday till Mon
day. They were going to Globe, Ariz.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

fafrvIe~ held . lively coaaunity
eact at the scheelAoUse fridsy asGAt
- the guests repoet . rollickiag gosd
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

MS Wm. Fisher and son left W edes-
- mornIng f~ the coast. 1r. f'ishes
sccompanied her fR . short distance
- retsrned Thursdsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

FOR SALE Little house, stshSr -
fe..r hsts sdJosnsn9 Nosmsl ossun1h,
just east of 3 \ Cooper 8. TIE, -
vii trade for cows or helfer calves.
T. A. hssch<st, lola
Asf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

We hear that Myroa Herricick. nos
Student at the State University has
eeen elected ~ business manager OF
M tniversIty Glee Club.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

he iadies aid " she Psesbyter,aa
charah viii meet Wednesday the 18th
- ihe home Of Mrs.. Alsce AiISee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Dc Nostsz took he wife - the BED
" hospital st Sslsda Tuesday night
No. Heatment for appsad,cssis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Eliza Hsymaker Come w fron raylos
q = iasi FRIDAY and shst evening wepl
~ iaUara Pitkln on busln~ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Roger from Taylor crxs& wss I
W. AZ this Office last Seek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

ne round-house foreman. II. wesr
= ett "Wednesday fas Sslsda-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Ls county coasusssssoSers Ssh not
- agaIn sntil MARCIA or z
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

~ 1sek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

aarg Billings and MACK Alssn, csns
" sunday from Lssnser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

FISHING kasE,S made to osd.s. I'M
sn<s hx~d .s~e Dew-C. y. Cansfy
4 S<sBe. GsauusssQ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
LDu EH r uIBEH


Auti-e~ IeJuns Of P,tkn u W tosu
seek.
aary Billings and MACK Alien. came
sunday from Lssnser
lhe county coasmisssossers 3sh Rot
- again ansn March or z
BE- round-house foremsn. II. We.r-
- IN "Wednesday for Ssssda-
k0per from Taylor csx.S Sss .
w. Al this ofFiee last week-
A.iaa dsymaSer csnse w fron raylor
% = iasi Friday and shst evening wept
~ laSaFd fItkin on bussa~ss.
Doe Nostsz took he wife ~ the BED
" hospital st Ssi,da tuesday night
No. 'Featment for appendicitis.
he lssiies aid sf shs Pvssbyterssa
csr1h viii meet Wednesday the 18th
q lHe home Of mrs. Alsce hilles.
tairvIe~ held . lively coamunity
eHct at the schoolAouse Ysiday u,eAt
= TIE guests repast . rolsickiag Gosd
tine
MIS- Wm. Fisher and son left W edes-
- morning for the coast. n1r. f'isAes
sccoHpanied her fW . short distance
sn' retarned Thursdsy
We near that Myroa herricick, nos
ssiaaeut at the State University has
Bee elected ~ business manager OF
M University Glee Club.
We earn that Rev Fields Of PAgosa
SPrihgs has been selected ss the new
ne hodist minister IN Gnnni-on. he
vi arrlve IN about ~ days.
John G. Reagan OF White Pine has
been home IN Gunnison for some days,
taking q respite from the srduous labor
of INNING IN SIX feet of snow.
n Austin and family went through
GennisOu last Monday morning Mr..
Austin has sold his Montrose ranch and
,nteuds 10 make his permanent Residence
IN Denver.
NJ. Louis johnson of Ohio City. has
been the guest Of her daughter, Miss
Let Ia Johnson, county superintendent
o. schools, for week. She returned
Wednesday.
Tuesday afternoon's outgoing train
corfled Mr.. A. j. Stone and wife, who
are returning to their home in Msverly
fennsy lvaaia after pleasant visit with
c. l.. Stone and family
Among Tuesdays arrivals were
Ernest Foster of Powderhorn, Mrs.
May l.uke Of Sapinero, Bert Jones
Of 1ar.ins and Fred Aspey returning
from short stay in Denver.
Among visitors IN town this week
were 3. A. Foster and wife Of Pow
derhorn, Claude Lucero and wife Of
Jack Cabin. and A. X. Stevens and
s0n-in- az, Clyde Burris, of lola.
Dr. and Mrs. p. p. Hanson have be-
come the proud possessors of an eight
pound bsby girl. This younger Hanson
was born st II ;45 Saturday night. All
dong well according to reports.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

fo& Essctr,e Hot Point CoUse'
Sell far $50 rhan< 7lJ2
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14
Gasoline

used to pay the grocer's bill
whenever it was due, and in the
butchers yawning till the coin |
promptly threw. But now in vain
they plead and moan, to get my
good long green! For every dol
lar that | own | need for gasoline.
My children used to wear good
clothes, they held their heads up
high; no leaky shoes exposed
their toes, 10 rents you coulo
descry. But now they're images
OF woe, they're blots upon the
scene; for every coin | get must
20 20 buy some gasoline. | used
to often blow a plunk at charity's
behest, to give some wanderer a
bunk wherein his bones might
rest. Or furnish breakfast for
'some DO, road weary, starved and
lean: but now my dollars all must
go to purchase gasoline. | used
to talk Of books and art, and top
les safe and sane, but I've bought
that choo-choo cart | cannot even
spare a dime to buy a magazine:
it keeps me hus1ling all the time
to buy my gasoline. Walt Mas
on.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14
Annual Bank Meeting

At the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Eka,aka State
Bank, held Tuesday Of This week.
the condition of that institution
vas found excellent and the Of
fcers report the best years bus
iress that the bank has eve;
done.
The officers elected were Sep
ton Cady, presiaent; ], W. Eis
cock, vice president; II. i. A.
bert, cashier; L. N Elliott, as
sistant cashier. A change was
made in the directorate, the
board now being composed OF
Septon Cady, j. W. Hi:cock, E.
J. Flasted, H. 3. Alberr and job
Oliver.
The surplus fund Was increa3-
ed 81, 200 which brings it up tx
So. 200. The cash reserve is S38,
600 while the deposits total about
$l24,OOO.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14
Ekalakans at the U. OF M.

Word has been received from
e. K. Putnam. who has been at.
tending the University Of Mime
sofa, that he is working hard and
enjoying life in the big city. He
is taking a short course in under
taking and embalming. 1t will
Ue remembered that E. G.. Nash,
a former Ekalakan. and Robert
Yok!ey, Jr. are at the University
also. the former in the dentistry
school and the latter a nedico.
Charlie says the three have form.
ed a t:ip|e alliance and will re-
turn to PuptoWn and that the
future indeed looks bright. There
might be an opening for a bright
young minister in the company.
Chicago, Ill. H. J. Callahan
testified in court that dead cock
reaches had been used as a meal
ticket in various first class res.
taurants during the last sever
months. Il carry a supply with
me- said Callahan. "When
finished eating, | would throw
one on the plate, call the propri.
etor, look at him dlsgustedly ano
walk out without settling the
bill. 1t never failed."
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Interesting Happenings In And
About The Town
Girls wanted at Ramme's,

Girls wanted at Ramme's.
(>|e Markuson made a trip to
Miles City this week on land bus.
ness.
VIM. Walker is confined to his
home this week with a severe at
tack of Influenza.
D. T. Richards this week sold
six acres of land within the town
limits to DeLoss Hall.
400 tons of coal ready for i'm
me late delivery at the Charles
Parks coal mine. If
Regular Eighth Grade examin-
ations viii he held in Ekalaka or
January 10Th and Goth.
Wanted-To buy or rent. good
second hand piano. Inquire at
this cf1ice.
A. L. JoIley was in Miles City
this week transacting business at
the land office.
j. w. Grant and family re
turned last SATURDAY. from a visit
with friends and relatives in N
braska.
Miss Ami Rarbeau .who has
been emp'rved at the Charters:
store left last week for Dickin-
son, No. D TX.
L. A. Leigh is in town todaY
from the Box Elder country and
reports lots Of winter in his
neighborhood.
&. w. Stitser, proprietor Of
the harnes shop. this week pur
chased the building and proper
that he has been occupying fro
NJ. 7. Shelter of Sumas, Wash.
The Thompson house is now
runfing u, der new management.
3 ,ard and room by the da.'.
week or month. Mrs. George E.
Vanh.rcar. 10
Last Monday the house on the
Mark Henry ranch northwest o.
town was completely destroyed
by fire. 1t is thought the b'aze
started from an over heated stove.
The first combination sale of
the year will be held Saturday
January 22nd, at the Minis sal.
stables. An unusually good bunch
Of stuff will be offered for sale by
Auctioneer Grant.
Jailer Carey reports the arriv-
al of another Ollie bootlegger last
Saturday, the new boarder being
Frel Harmon. an 18 year old boy.
Harmon was aoprehended in the
act Of selling the first bottle of
his stock and will serve 80 days
for the oifense. There are now
six that are enjoying the hospi-
tality of the county, three of
whom are Ollie booze merchants.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14
NUMBER. q
y
TO BUILD MILL. SOON
is Decision of Ekalaka Milling
Company Stockholders !

The stockholders Of the Eka-
laka Milling company met. Mon
day afternoon in the Fire. HALL
and much important business.
was transacted. Nearly all the,
stock was represented in person.
The last Tuesday in June Of
each year was selected as the
date of the annual meeting and
board of directors was elected
to serve until the next annual
meeting, as follows: w. II, Peek,
L. r. Rolfe, Geo. Boggs, DeLoss
Hall and 5. A. Holt The new
ly elected board went into ses-
sion Immediately and are still
busy auditing bills, searching
the records and otherwise ac-
quainting themselves with the
business of the company.
One Of the important ques-
tions discussed by the stockhold-
ers was the erection Of mill
building, It seemed to be the
consensus Of opinion that the
construction Of a mill and the
purchase of machinery be gone
ahead with as soon as possible.
A motion prevailed that the
board Of directors be empowered
to let contracts for this work and
arrange he financial details.
They have under consideration
proposal for the building OF q
mill which calls for the compile
ton OF the work by March 18th.
The board has ordered a is
horse Fairbanks engine to re-
place the one purchased for the
elevator and which has proven
unsatisfactory.
lnaslnuch as the elevator has
been completed uade: somewhat
adverse conditions and the out
going board Of directors and
those who have been most instvu-
mental in boosting this PROPOSE
tion along have been laboling
under many disadvantages, it 5
remarkable what progress has
been made in getting the .cc4n-
pany into an operating condition.
If the same unselHsh spirit pre-
walls among those who have al
lied themselves with this UNDER
taking it is safe to prophesy that
tb e Ekalaka Milling company
will soon have COMPLETED its con-
struction and equipment and will
rapidly progress toward t h g
sound and paying business that
it is sure to be eventually.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14

Jess lockwood is tickling the
towns funny bone with a series
Of cartoons entitled "Ihe Pup
town Directory. The pictures
show the towns leading citi
zcns in various and comical char
ac1aristic poses. The cartoons
are on display in the window OF
the Peck store.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14

Portland, Ore. Albert Haiiien,
IS, wiled the disposition Of $3.50
and died. Only $40 could be
found, until it was discovered he
had swallowed a ten dollar gold
piece while delil,ious. The money
was taken from his stomach and
disposed of according to his will.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-01-14

Anyone interested in a circulat,
ing library see H. P. Blaine. st
W. I. Maxwell is a business
visitor in Miles City this week.
G asses fitted for one dollar.
H. P. Blaine. St
Mrs. l.. Kileen returned last
Saturday from a visit at Sioux
City. Iowa.
Orlando Osgood left today for
Camp Crook where he will en-
gage in the carpenter business.
DR.. Colvin has not been i'm
mune from the grippe epidemic
and at present is quite i'll.
1t is reported that there are
six autos stalled" on the road
from here to Baker in various
stages Of unpreparedness.
Miss Inez Cleveland left Tues
day for Baker. She has been en-
gagged to teach a school a few
miles north of the Lake City.
A. L. Shaw is reported as re
covering from his recent illness.
Mr.. shaw narrowly escaped ar
attack Of pneumonia.
John Wenger leaves tomorrow
for Elkhart, Ind, to spend the
balance Of the winter. He has
leased his ranch to C. A. Pierce
J7' 1ersherif Evans returned
LIST Friday from a five weeks
~cor' through the Sc nth end OF
the county.
John Cozad went to Camr
Crook TODAY to take treatment in
the hosnita| at that place for
blood poisoning.
June G.. Olsen and fami1v start
ed Monday for Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. where they will spend two
or three months, visiting with
re'a+' ve9.
e. s. T,avell. Geo. F'arwe|l and
II. :. Albert inventoried t h G
n~c r artv and belongings of the
Eka aka Telephone company last
Sat, rday.
Owing to the inability to So
cure fre;ghters during the cold
weather the elevator will he un-
able to accept any more grain for
a few davs.
The Ekalaka chapter Of the
Yoeman lodge met Wednesday.
Installation of officers and an
oyster supper were the features
of the evening. About 40 men,
bers were in attendance.
Andrew Stoke, better known
as Horse creek Slim, sustained a
very serious injury when he laid
out over night. He was frozen
from his hips down when found
and is in critical condition.
"Uncle Tom" Sigler left today
for'Baker where he will again be
engaged as custodian Of the Court
House. 1t is likely that the coun-
tv officers will move into their
new building about the first of
February.