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trogungeu muroen in oeu Ieeten Gu.
gen porGenommer:
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gcutbltm III Spters < Ganterbl-
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oeiithum i'll 2nienS4ooItion $4,000
". T. Smith an iSreo e. Nnrt. Naus
plob III Goplors Nooitjon $40
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-; Menn ,shr cine erfaltmns dabt,

nehmt Grh pohl in Aflt. nerbiitoert
3uqluft. itio regular unh iorgiaItig
init Gllrer 0iat une heQiunt outl Sr.
altge 9teu 0iscoucru SIT nehmeu.
Us enttol! Sihten Cheer. 4ntiiep.
tide Ceic uno &dliome. is lit Ieidt
lordtto mirtcuo. S>n fnrser 3eit
&hr. ooB Cure GrtGltlmd hei.
Ter lit. Is lit Der atIerbeitc 6omillen.
.Nulteu 5urun. Der ieit iibcr ID
Ssohrcn TIT @cbroud lit. Nrlt CIth
cine 6loide. 0oItet 6 irl
oils zine falte Gcritferiuug.
Oon Gurem Groaiitei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
@crlangt Sdnb npr %erlenmSern
9ShiIo0eIpbiu. 10. &l.ni.

Ybll00elpbld, II. Sum.
Or. s. &. 0eromcr bet beltte oos
SSprt CUR &ertbeinigung ocs 2eutid)-
dncritnniihen ltationalbunoes or.
ariffen. DER pie0erholt nit uiQordlen
&erihmDrunaen gegeu Die Gereinig.
ten Stauten" in Gerbinoung gelradjt
ruo in ;farfitcr Seilc an9eoriffen
lptlroe. gr erflart hoB Sober. Der
cine iolde 9cbduptlne arfiteut. it'd
tillcr miiientlihen 8 il idlaIoig
moht. 2r. 0eramer perlangt cine
e~ingebenoe llntcrfu6ung 0lirdv
Elm Gomite oe3 Gongreiics, oumlit
cnolih einmol DER @abrbeit Die Gh-
It legcben neroc.
NuloB eu Ser Grfldrun9 Or. Serd-
luerS COB cine olla 9tem Oorf nnm II.
SAM ontirte 3uifrift 0e3 Bubble
2coqer" IN GblInoclpbio, meld,e pen
Mouriee Seon unter3eifnet nor. Sn
ihr meroen Der Yroitoent mo ojc
oemofratiIde Gartei dufgeior0ert,
oen nom GonQreB Dem 2eutidlomeri.
faniitGl Extraordinarily e~rtbeiltct
Charter 3lt ~mi5errufcn. "a Ser 9rulo
itd einet ..iauuGlcu &crIhw0runG"
I'M sSntereIie Gcutiflanos Ihlilhig
qema6t hnbe Gle @erren Or.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
2as illnmatmm an Garruu;a. Die

@illon Administration bot it'd enc.
LID notbae0rtngen mtigeraift uno
Die in ihreW Conc mie in ibreHSoroe.
rltngen qteidl mnnerih1mtc9}ote Gar
ronjas nit eiuerJtote beontlportet Ole
an 6pinaen0er 2oait un0 TeutIid,>
feit ndltS ST miIulheu iibrig ldbt,
oubei ober uiel SIT lungitielia ut.
Sin flares 9tcin tit Die Grlpioerung
uuf Me 6orocruna. iuB Die onterito-
uiider ErIppen Glts Dtcrito 5ltrild
0e3ogeu mer0eu lollcr. llrt0 oic
0robung Garrdll5aS. oGS, ieGe Dc.
mcguna oieler Eruppen nliBer o.
rid SIR 8ren3e ol8 cine taiuolidlc
@lnAlutQ onQeiehen mer0eu mo 3lt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Sternidnuppen.

,5n 9}ou Norf it cine @ettc poh
$500 augt tloiien m0toeN. ooB rrr
ncu; ), Sui elm untscite,' he$ nerr..
idlC2 &or, l5rteiid)ifi II Gem Scr
iicct Gnfcu eintrei EN- rqr0e. GDS
mahr lit. millien ipir abun,ten.
CoG Gin Wann roE1 Sd)luqc
&Sil'ons tirc groBe Barter nit tbs
Ger0erben rciBen fonn. Dos lit Oo3
trn9iidle Moneltt Ger qroben aomo-
Die Der [%Srrltngen sic Der 4r0lioent
iitr oie Weihihte Der &cr. Stoatcn
idrelbt.
&til Die v9ulitmio" ein @lt-
nttlcnslhlii nnr. hobcn '0interblie.
bene Der Cpfer oie Gigentblinter an
S~dooenerias perflo1t
Sru1u babe qcrpcirlt OILS er III
st. &oul@ &Silion as 5rteoens-
Thirteen pref; IN borte. 6ccilidl.
2lum MeuIen NOR Dos reihlidl.
Dit Der 9iloung oeS ueltcn'
ltotleniidlcn Miniiterrmns gebt es
longioni. GS lit chen bod leifter.
cine broufbare @ ueoIIe gil
MADDEN OILS Elm neltes &obinett GIT
.5inip1ern.
Gen limit1noen orgemeiien
hdtte Der 0%eutotrntiit,e Hntinnolfon-
bent cigentlid i'm @eiBen 0auie itott.
loaen. 10 BON elfe bis 5molfe.
Gin Barrier 9latt ne,tnt 8ilion
Den omeritdniihen SSnooS Sidoriot.
81 moontbor fonneu fran50iiihe
Rcpublltuner iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
GmolidD lit bic ymcrifaniidle aranf-

belt" atut %geluoroen, nad)oem Der
&eriutL he oltrdl aSumpotbiemittel"
8u beiIen. griinolid) Ieblgeidlagcu
iii. Shatldhlih fam mon ld)on ieti
bon elncul Nricgs5uitano 5ruiifcn
Den &ereinlgtcu 5tuten un0 4ferlto
iprcden, mcl1u nltd his 5ur Stuuoe
nod telne arutlld]c Aricq:erttdruna
erfolgt lit ~ Die &nnOtmgsmciie Der
Gdrrunjdidcn %Armeefirbrer loBt it'd
nm 0upun 0ctltcu ooB Der ourG Grd-
iloent 29iIion sur Madlt qelanetc
littator Sen Arieg pom Same bres
dlcn wlu. ucrnultbtidL neil CT i'll els
mem @riea oos ein3ige Ntittel iiett,
id ju bebdu9ten. SIR sic Ser. Stun.
TEN tit Der Jest eiu3uitluqcuhe @es
FLAIR uuraeltrleben; Die 3eit Der noi.
o.; NaBregeIu lit Deriber leGt
beiBt es, btcqen DOCS breher.
Gie .rte1ifoniihe &etbeuIe. sic
inter ser @uion o&nthiul ruaits
ina" , 8o'itif ld'0nltcr$ beronreiite.
mus grin 0Iid) ouSaereiti9t meroen.
onnc Hitt jdt aui 81 'iten. lmo lc lar
ger mir t9ntt iul,fcrn AM lo gre
Scr MIRO Ger >@10en ltiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
&icOer einmal uOacuOct nd ser

f
fulicn Shitial, nidlt fro1 uno bel
ter. ME oie bart beoraitqten 6ron5o.
len mo eStulieiter es erbofften. ion
ocrn trugiid. Mieoer cinntol errpei't
iih in bIutigcr Sdlrift ser tlefe 81.
%iommenbong 5luiidlen militdrildcr
llniertiafcit mo geiitiQer ltufreibeit
unn HilditduDiateit eines Bottles.
llmionit opiert ole ruiitihe Scores
leituna an friihcn Sruppen ett
aeinaltige5 Seer. Die oeutidlen mo
0iterreidJiId unqariiden Streit.
frdite. melde oic ueridlicoenen Nj.
id,Hitte Ger Ionggeitredten sSrnnt bon
giga bis an Die riumGniid1e @reu5e
uertheioigen, baben ia iton Sdme-
rere8 ourdlqcmnht. olS eS Die gegens
mortipen Nbluehrfdmpic limo. I'M
ihrer Sonierteit mo an ibrer Nus.
bauer miro Ger ruiiiide Ititurm
ldeitcrlL nerocn &oterd,cns uno
Der Aaiirten beiBeiten &ilnide troit-
los 5erlptittcrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
S4ub gt9crl Die &rrltumorr OcrlanQt!
Or Sramsr imidt! Der YrdFbent trs Osui4= amuhaniam Naiunalbuuues
foroert Dehen lnerutnng uom GongeB.
Sine neue SdmdbGWte.


DER 9iegierung ME Ctlpns dn0eres Der.
lmngt bat oils ebrIid)e u eutrali.
q I uno ein Itrifte eritani-
d G 0riegspolitit. ooh ais cine @c-
leaid)ait Don NerrGtbern unG Ser
ihp5rern a~naeihmor5t miro. llno
MN Dergleid)e man eiundl Die lido
lien @orte oes Gr%jperrotbers mt Der
Reoe. melde SEER @Ilion bel 0criel-
tcn @elcgenteit. aiio aIfl am Stag.
acntnse, bielt. Mon oergleihe lie
mi. Ger o%emofrntiid,en Ameritonis-
INNS . Ylanfe, melhe oos ureige.
nc Wadmerf oes 0errn Yrofenors
iein ion ooer nit Den Seitartlfelu
Ger 3eitungen, melde cine ausge-
lpro6en proengliide EOlitit neriol-
gen, ober fem grtes SOAR on uns
9entitemerifaneru laIien, pcnu
mir es ollb MIR ipagen, unier olte3
&ater!ano geden Dcrlelmcerildlc 4ii.
Qriffe 3I oertheioiden. Solhe Ser
gieide iino urgeuleiu iebrreid). oenr
lie fGn1cn MIR cen 95dnlh ousloien:
y92enn mir bod in Nmeritn elm paar
MtilIoncn mehr BON 0ieler Sorte bon
Berihmorern mo Nerratbern bat.
tent"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
las pieriehnte amenSemrnt snr

Understanding lmltct: ale
Eerluucn, Ole in 0en Ser. StautCn
ac6oren ODER noturatiitrt,
lino 9ilrgcr Der Ser. Staatcn,
acin 5tuat ipa @cicee mnhel
ooer 5urdfibren neIte Die Redltc
ooer 1lnmunltot DER Burger Der Scr
Staatcn bceintradtiaen.@ llno mab
tciu Staat bari miro ia mobl aud
cincr Yartcl uno cinem G%rdlioentrll
iidlt geitattct lcin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

sd mrroe ioeben allf einen Brief
BON Maurice 2eon, batirt 3ep yorf
Den II. Sltni 1916, uno I'M Hubiic
.eoGer bon Ebilaoelpbia ON ~. Su-
nj 1916 beroffentlidt. aufmerfiam
8emaflt, nit Der lteberidriit $40.
nnle Ncriflmnrunn".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
boditen amcrifnnifhen Ra-
triotismus niht ioentiih lit.
Sbr antes 9iedlt.

.Gs lit Die hodite 3eit, oaB lopale
o~mcrifaniidc Burger, Die 5ufolllg
neli.idlcr Mbitdmmung iino uno EN-
poQitdnS;aes Hedt ouf lire eigeiie
Meinnng habeu, nidlt fernerbin nIebr
un1eredlterrpciie inter GhduoI-
nismus lno l~Grrnenoen 0em1-
Goaen leioen iollen.
n4uf jeocn SAL laBt ms eint
orilnolihe II Intern d. ung oe3
INSTRUMENTATION 9tationnlbuil-
oes ourd] Den GongreB hnben, um Iur
/ IN III r oerortieen idmdblthei Ail=
oriffen Gmbolt 81 tbun, nelde aus
ltmpiIienbeit poer gosrpiaigfeit Tic
ieniqen ein3uituhtern nerludlen,
melde lurhttes ihrer Weinung Mus
hrud aegeben bo5en. Sin oerartlger
unparteiii6er 9eridt zines llnterlu.
dumas. Counties bes Gnngrelles mir.
oe ~onitanoigc 3eitungen in oie Gage
hrinaerl, Die 8eroffentlifung iolder
Standardization in 9ufnnft gu Der
mciacrn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

einen Angriit ieitens merifanilder
Streitfrdite 9lnlob gcben rtiiBte.
miro o1mlt b%cantportet, 0ob bic
SluSfuDrlung oieier 9roDung pom 0cn
itmcripicgenoiten Solgen bc8Ieiter
lcin milroc. fiir meldle Die mtrifani-
id)c Regiertng Die &erontmortung
ST. tragen bo1en pcroe; alio iebt iou
lul0 uuiB Die Sadie sum Austrug
f%ohluHCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Sin geburener Nmeritaner.

Or. 0erumer lit ein eingeborercr
Nmeritnner. gr unterld)eioct lid oli9
ron Yraltoent ASilion nur oaourh,
6dS oieier Der Sobn cincr in Gna.
lonh ge5orcnen Mutter lit, mas
reno Qr. Negnmers Wutter oeut.
! d er 8eburt mar. Che Scr QroBe
&rieQ ausbrah lit Or, Merunler5
nmerifdniide @ciinmun9stildtigfcit
ME perodhtigt morben. Sctt ober
miro er uls Der GrSDerratber per
idlrien, neil er on ser Spite elmer
&creiuiQttng itebt, oie, o6iuobl tie BON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

9eramer, @cnrp @eismann pon
groofipn, 8lf,aro 9artbolo BON q.
Houis, SEQ Stern ron Rilmaufee,
9. g. Brandt Don Gbieaao, Geo.
Splnelter Slered bon Rem gorf unS
4noere %lolter Dor eine9un6csgranO.
urn 0eIaoen Deroen. Ser @raiioeut
'oue Den @eneralanualt onpeiien
ons 9e9en Die 8enonnten porlieeenoe
Beiueismateriol ibr AT u~nterbreiten.
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99tt Der gOlitif hes 4uaddumeu

yaortcnS" iino mir gladid ioibeit
g~eTonGnen, eegcn etnen 6eino 6ront
MADDEN 81 miliieH, hcr oa3 @orten
gciditt gu ieinem eigencn Torttell
uus5rl1iisen pcrituHo, bis er IT'D Dis
duf ole 3a9ne gerl,ltet bate. Sit es
Gin Munocr. onb er Jest bod 0obn
Die Masfe fallen ldBt2
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Drdmien Site.

Gin Sahr i'm Soraus be3ablenoe a6on'
uenten erbGlteu le eiuen idoneu adlen'
Der als Brdruie gratis uno potto1tet. an
Rrduien limb folaenoe CUR auslpaal ror'
tanben:
.9aturopoIt."
fTopon limb i'm Sanger orei3ebu RunS
msru erIdienen uuo nod s Rurus
mrru an NnnD.1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

oitlihen @ehiel.
blattern linden
mir Den @ort-
luut Der Neoe,
luelhe Or. 9e.
romler, Der Bra
Iioent oes
Oentih : nIneri.
tnniihen Hutio.
nalbltn0eS, in
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Nnd Scr g"libableitfr ocs .Nmeri

NHdj Scr UlIBableIfer 0cs uNmerl'
f0nismus~ fam oen 9errn oes S9el-
BEN Nauies nift retten. @egen Ole
elemclltare Nuht cines &olfsgenit
tera, ruie es lid AM neluten Topem-
Der ilber oen eigentlifpen 8errotbern
entlo0en miro, Jibt eS fem Sdue'
ulittel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

Pins Spnoon Uiro dHgeccntet, SGs
Ole brjtiidle 9tcgiernng Gin Gtnidrel'
Ten in Nierifo nidt ouIeen peroe..
Aamu)!ig lcrnei1 mir ulIere 0rcun.
De fenIIen, lur n
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Vrxmi.n s.seH Wisbrbs,ablHHs.
Roh 5 8.

d b u d.
Steieer's oeatihsameri.ariIteS Hotbud)
fur feline SamiLlem. Bon Baioeni1t
5hreber. Rreis rs Gents.
3dbmai6tnen
Die .9orolteru" : Edblndihtnet No. /,
ouf 8 sSohre i1riftlid g%arantlrt. Crop
6eao~ sejebdule, ertrd ferne Solliur,
ale ueuciten Berbenerui9er, ablolut
bic bette IaaitiHe, bic tnr ir8euo eInen
Brel5 ertdltltdJ liz ezo
Ete .sforoItern" s~RdbmaifiHe No. 2. ges
4 me glD. /. uur NIT d~uipontaiI.
idsrr Drop SeGo" z
Die .~g1proIterr, Adbntuldine No. 3. III
@oloen Cat @ebduie. autbonattldeut
-G6air aiit" %augelIdger : 9eItel, MT
nutboudtiIdem Belt Hepldeer" bos
hem QrIm, aehdrtete 5tahltbetle, ale
.attafements" III SdmmetsNdltd)en.
Zine CUTE Yialhtne gu benz Ietr piills
Qen greiS DON MIR Slo
Ste rRotSItern" sHd6mnItine $40. 4.
aenau pie Ro. 3. MIR i'll SesisSabts
net ;sorr, $2t
aae oieie Ral6ineu IinO abiOIut gas
vrautirt. Sic 5radt bat Der AaliTer gu
sruaeu uno tie betrdst bon 6Oe bis 81,
ie nah Der 0iitau3.
3ieIe g%rdmienliite piro obne tueitere
Roti3 bon 2eit 81 3eit ergdl5t u1o per-
6uoert. uno oiele Breiie ridten ltd1 liad
benz ietuetligen Rarttruertb
Vim geiten nuo Itberiten 1T es. oas
sBeIo per y o itarrgei ung tgtonep
Oroerl. bic Der Yoltnuetiter IN ben Gros
seren GrtIfafteu Giislteuen fam. gu
Eberienoeu. gbenIo gut nno lidler mo
Die 6 r5reban 10 / ungeu ipele
die bic Nqenteu in allen @rpreBs Stdttos
men ouslteneu. Wenn man ods 8elo Der
Rcitorrei1unq ODER per grpreBdnireil lung
fdaidt, III es nidlt uothfpeno1g, Den betrefs
fenbeu Brief regiitrireu 81 ldlIeu, tueun
bic abreie beutlich 1eidrieben lit. 2egt
nan onpeqen Banrgelo in ben Brief, 10
Soute biefer ffets regiftrirt peroen. UNI
Fdler All fein, odB oerIelbe ridttg aus
ipnmt. SIR @eloIenourqen in etntat1em
BriefoerfrhluTie iibernehnlen mir settlers
lei 8crdnttuortf tfett. Sur Sale BON
Observation-Disclosures nergefe ma ia
uiht, bic olte eheniopobi tuie Die neue
Eoftoffice on,uqeben, oeun font fouuen
tpir ben Rdmeu m ben Sitern gar tltdlt
fiuDen.
Wouens Croers bIrfen riflt. ME Dos
10 oft geIdlieht, nls uerrteirtljhe Gutt7
tuua ,uridbehnIteu peroeH. ions
aern T,rb ben 8rieieu beisuteaer.
Guittuuo erfolqt uur burh Iernerlng
ees 9otums duf Sem TereBItreifen.
Ran abrefire eiufnh:
,gurbheru, Ca GrpFe, @ts.
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Sie Antiuort.

Gr. 0eromer bot be,tte folgenoes
0treiben on ben Reoaftclr oes az.
nanften 9laiteS qeridtet:
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&ohbu d.
Steiesr's oeatIhsameri.aniifes aotbud)
FIR feline SamiIlen. 8on Baioenidt
5dreber. 1reis rs Gents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14
WALKING FROM NEW
YORK 10 PORTLAND

Fred Wolf, who N walking from
New York City to Portland, passed
through Montpelier last Tuesday
afternoon. He left New York on
Jan. % and Is due in Portland on
May 10. He was six days ahead of
his schedule when he reached here
and said that he would be able to
reach Portland on time, unless some
thing unforeseen happened.
Mr.. Wolf stated tuat he and nine
other men were making hikes about
the country under the direction oi
the q. S war department to test the
endurance Of men ih walking. The
schedule assigned I'd Mr.. Wolf wal
to make 300 miles in l05 days, or NJ
average Of q little over 3J miles {
day. He has stood The trip well, 81
far and looked s.none the worse foI
wear" Attired in army uniform
with a knap sack bn his back anf
! jimmy pipe in his mouth, he startes
nOTthward from the Examiner offic
Tuesday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
walking with long. easy strides, anl
apparently rs happy az though h
was . stranger taking little gtEoi
about town.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14

belonging to the state are located
upon a sheep and stock trail, which
is the only practicable course to take
going to or from the spring and fall
range, then and III that event, the
sheep and stock men may be allowed
to trail such land
1t is the intention of the board to
modify it's ruling on various questions
and put them in such sha pc and sup
plement them with further orders
necessary in the compilation and
publication of complete set of
rules, published under one cover.
governing the entire business of the
state land board and the state land
department in the selection, leasing
and selling of lands. in the making
of farm loans. purchase Of school
bonds, ETC., which will be the first
set of rules of the kind ever COM
piled and published in the history OF
the state land board.
/ These rules, while tentatively
agreed upon by the board, will not
| become effective or promulgated un
til after April rs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14

AS the time 6or the democratic
state convention at Pocatelln draws
nearer it becomes quite evident that
there will be lively time in the old
town that day. At Caldwell last
Saturday the two factions of the
democratic party split and two sets
of delegates were selected to attend
the state convention -an Elder and
and an anti-Elder delegation. Ada
county will also send two sets Of
delegates. and a number of other
counties will send strong anti-Elder
delegations. The contest for con-
troll Of the convention Is sure to be
lively one. and II Elder and his
gang win. his opponents will carry
the fight into the campaign. and vice
versa.
In commenting on the fight within
the ranks of the party. the Boise
correspondent for the Lewiston Tri'
bune writes the following interest
ing dope:
What promises to be statewide
fight between the Day and Elder fac
tions Of the democratic party ha'
been precipitated by the failure oi
A. @. Hindman, chairman Of the Ada
county democratic county centra
committee. to call primary election
for the selection Of delegates to thG
state convention at Pocatello May
18th. 1t is alleged by prominent
leaders Of the anti-Elder faction thaI
there Ia fight on for proxies ant
that the county chairman will no
call the committee together until hiI
faction has a sufficient number t,
control the meeting and prevent |
primary. In the event Of the con
troll of the meeting by the Elder ele
ment and a hand-picked delegation
TO the state convention by It, Their
will probably be a contesting delega
tion selected and sent by the Da.
faction. Feeling runs high betweel
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14
WHERE BEAR LAKES
WHIlE FISH CAME FROM

Some of the big hotels of the west,
including the Brown Palace at DEN
yer, announce on their bills of fare
"Hooyer's Implanted Bear Lake
5melts," and they are eaten with
much gusto by the guests. This is
strictly an Idaho product, and the
history of this fish is thus told by the
Biackfoot Republican:
I'm the depths of Lake Michigan,
staying low in the cold water. is
what is known as Lake Michigan
white fish. About "A years ago DIR.
G 4. Hoover, then of Montpelier but
now of Blackfoot, secured four and
q half million Of these frye thru the
Utah fish and game department nn
der Dr. Musser, and had them re
leased in Bear Lake, thinking t.
stock that body with them. Tha
was the last that was seen of them
and for years the people of that 10
caiity watched in vain for their whit
fish. Up 10 the time of the rush 70
the Klondyke nobody had ever seel
one. and everybody Thought the
had failed Then it was discoveFe
that people who f1shed early In sprIn
when the ice was breaking up eangt
I = new species of fish slightly dIffei
ent from the Michigan white fish
head and scales bat With the san
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14
INDORSE BURRELL FOR
CHICAGO DELEGATE

Owing to the inclelnent weather
the republican county convention,
held at the opera house last We'd
nesday morning, was not largely
attended. However there was a
representation from most of the
precincts in the county.
The convention was called to or
der by chairman John Jones, and
the call was read by b. f.. Wright.
secretary OF the central committee.
After short talks by g. r.. Wright,
r. A. Burrell and others, commit
tee composed of f. Nj. Winters. o.
G. Dunford, Frank Wright, w r.
Holmes and ]. 7. Righy was appoint
ed to select the names of Is dele
gates to attend the state convention
at Twin Falls. Thec0nvention then
adjourned until 1870 pm.
Upon re-convening after dinner
the committe on delegates reported
the following the names to the con.
vention:
Frank Wright, Junius Freeman
Chas. r. Wheeler. James Dunn, e
A. Burrell. Jas. L. Dunford. Chrii
Olson. J. r. Shepherd, w. II
Holmes, A. II. Vincent, Sidney Bur
goyne, o.C. Dunford, II. M. Winters
John Olson, w. w. Clark. T.. N
Stephens, Arthur Bulge and ID. G
Kunz.
Upon motion the above namee
were elected as delegates.
Frank Wright moved the con
vention endorse e. A. Burrell 70
delegate to the republican nationa
convention and that the delegate
to the Twin Falls convention b
instructed to vote for him an one 0
the eight delegates from. Idaho
The motion carried with few neg
ative votes.
There being no further buaInoa
the convention adjourned.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-14
PLANS ADOPTED
FOR CITY HALL
tCopyright.D

The plans and specifications for
the new city hall, as prepared by
Boyer & Rogers, architects of Poca-
tello, were accepted by the city
council at a special meeting held last
Saturday morning, and bids for the
construction of the building will
be received by City Clerk Barrett
up to o'clock p. M, on Wednesday.
May 8.
We cannot cannot publish o de-
tailed description of the building
this week. However we will say
that pressed brick and stone will
be used in the construction of the
building, which will be two stories
with a basement. Entrance to the
first floor will be through double
doors of Colonial design. On the
ground floor one side will be given
over to the public library and ON the
other will be the offices OF the
city clerk and mayor. Both floors
in the rear part OF the hall will be
given over to an auditorium 75 by
80 feet in size, with a gallery, the
seating capacity of which will be
500. There will be a stage of sup
ficient size to meet the requirements
for which 1t will be used, but 1t will
not be provided with any scenery OF
other accessories needed in present.
ing theatrical entertainments.
In the basement will be the city
Jail and fire hall. On the uppel
floor will be the offices of the
other city officials and the polio,
court All the rooms are arranged
with the idea of convenience. ant
any part OF the building is easil!
reached from any other part with
out the loss OF time or trouble.
From the bottom floor a viey
is afforded into the doom OF tn
structure. The attractiveness o
the building lies in the simple an
plain lines along which it is bull
and the interior decorations an
! finishings promise to be very az
propriate. The building has tn
: added advantage OF being both cor
venient and well arranged and /
no way does this detract from Il
beauty and attractiveness.