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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

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garage, will assist his brother dur
ing the SUNNI er months.
DR.. Lambert had front wheel
broken off of his auto last Sun
day when the auto tried to climb
a high bank.
Kenneth Clay, who is working
with Denison Bros, was in our
city the first of the week recuper-
ating from sick spell.
The William Thielen family au-
toed up from Atlantic, Sunday, and
spent the day with relatives at the
Mrs. Matt Thtelen home.
MIS-. Chas. Leist and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Alice Jacobsen, have both
been very i'll with severe attack
of the measles.
Mrs. Arthur Statzell entertained
the Christian Ladies Aid Society
at her home last Friday afternoon.
Harry Covault and Conrad Mad
sen marketed catt,e to Hensley
and Dimick last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers,
daughter, Miss Lulu and son, Oar
old, autoed over from Guthrie Cen
ter, Friday, on a visit at the
Frank Meyers home until Saturday,
when they, excepting Miss Lulu,
returned home. She will visit this
week with her friend, Pauline
Spoo.
Arthur Hansen is now employed
at the Hensley and Son farm, just
west OF town, commencing his du-
ties last Monday
"a. c. Andrews autoed to Audu-
bon, last Monday morning, on q
business trip. Mrs. Kathryn Cation
went up with him where she con-
tinued her music lessons that day.
Louie Rasmussen and family
Jesse Nymand and family autoed
up from Brayton, Sunday and
spent the evening with friends at
the Hans Hansen home.
Hans Hansen started clerking at
the H. P. Petersen store last
Monday, he having just returned
from sojourn over Wyoming
Nebraska, and So. Dakota.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Leo seibert gave party last
Thursday evening to his seventh
grade classmates and a few of the
eighth grade pupils, at his home.
"A large crowd was present and a
delicious luncheon was served by
the hosts mother. They all report
a very good time.
The Memorial sermon was deliv-
e.ed last Sunday morning at the
Congregational Church, Mrs. Jessie
Heath being tie speaker.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Prof. Hoyman was business
c3ller cut of town this week, leav-
ing Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01
local
llens

Andrew Jensen will resign from
the mail route to-day and will COM
mence his duties as assistant at the
Green Bay Lumber Yard.
Miss Brown, trained nurse, is
caring for Mrs. Peter GUIDE.
Miss Clay, suffragette Leader,
gave talk on the suffragette ques-
ton on our street last Friday
evening. 1t was certainly fine
talk and was enjoyed to it's fullest
extent by all present.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

The William Thielen family au-
toed up from Atlantic, Sunday, and
spent the day with relatives at the
Mrs. Matt Thielen home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

A Csc. supper including strawber-
ry short cake at the j. M. Dimick
home next Friday Eve.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Mrs. Arthur Statzell entertained
the Christian Ladies Aid Societ,
at her home last Friday afternoon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Harry Covault and Conrad Mad
sen marketed cattle to Hensley
and Dimick last Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Hans Hansen started clerking at
the H. P. Petersen store last
Monday, he having just returned
from sojourn over Wyoming,
Nebraska, and So. Dakota.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

MIS-. Chas. Leist and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Jacobsen, have both
been very i'll with severe attack
of the measles.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Louie Rasmussen and family,
Jesse Nymand and family autoed
up from Brayton, Sunday and
spent the evening with friends at
the Hans Hansen home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-06-01

Hon. A. H. Edwards was interview
ing his many friends here. Saturday
last. A. H. is always welcome in
this city.
Only few days to the primary
election and then perhaps the polit-
ical destiny of many may be sealed.
Jake Hill and wife, of Adair,
autoed over to this city last Sum
day and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Misses Dena and Agnes Nielsen
left Monday for Nevada, Iowa,
where they will attend the Camp
Meetings of the Adyen lists.
Miss Clara Roose of Gates, visit
ed over Sunday with her friend,
Dena Nielsen. Next Monday she
goes to Des Moines, where she
will enter G. G. College for the
Summer Course.
A. H. Carter, whose family re-
sides in Guthrie Center, but he is
now employed in Extra, will leave
within the next month for Wyo-
ming, where they will take UP q
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott of
Guthrie Center, visited Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Folly Herrick.
The Congre gational Ladies Aid
will serve supper at the John Dim
ick home Friday Eve, June 2.
Supper at the John Dimick home
Friday Eve, beginning at $50.
Don't forget the church supper
Friday night at the Dimick home.
A Csc. supper including strawber-
ry short cake at the j. NJ. Dimick
home next Friday Eve.
Prof. Hoyman was business
Her out of town this week, leav-
ing Monday.
Mia: Helen Voss was visiting in
Audubon, Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Peter Guide is much better al
the present writing and trained
nurse is at her bedside.
Miss Lima Brinkerhoff went to
Audubon, Saturday, and will spend
CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN cEBRAUCHSElTM EHRALS 30JAHREN
5 1@5: !: :: 81 sS' &xHM&zzzzzw
@mrttember9.

@oppingen.- Ser potn Selo
felt einigen Sagen be11rlm1bte 2ano-
mebrmatp, Mesgermeilter St.. Roos
BON bier erlitt, als er li6 abenos
bon Ieiner Semitic meg at 8ett be-
gab, einen @dIoganfan. 5eine 6rm1
faro ibm foot int 8ett. &oos tpar
er1t "a Sabre alt.
overwhelmingly S.=M.
5%ttuttqurt. - Dieler Gage pol1te Ser
|@obn ser @itttpe 8en5 nit Dem Bug
in feline @arniion 3uriid. St bote
infoIge i9tperer gertpunoung etme1r
Iabmen Mrrn. MIs er Die Greppe bin-
unterging, itiir5te er nit Der brent
nem6en 2n1npe uno baI6 itan6 oos
Sous in SlammenL Dos bonitdn6tg
nbbranrte. 9ie @htpe fonnte MIR
6us nafte 9ebe1t retten.
@iBIegg. = SSm SITTER bon no.
be3u SO Sobren lit oieier Gage ser
in peiterer &reilen betnnrte ebemo-
Iige SdultbeiB un6 Sbierar5t Bene=
6ift @al6er geitorben. 3mei Mo=
note meniger nIs IS Sobre tpor CT
|@dmltbeiB bon Ssnp=@oritaM uno
betrteb nebenbei sic 8roris als Sbier=
nr5t.
8ibernb q. st. = 9ter muroe
|OberIebrer a. 8. Berger 11nter itatt-
|Ii4em @eleite at @robe getragen. Gr
mor 5u @teinboh 0a., @Blinger, int
|Sobre 1889 eeboren, tom 1870 .als
unterle11rer bierher unb erbielt feds
lSobre 6arouf cine befinitipe 2ebr=
ltene 6nbfer.
Enbingen.- SIN einm 9er3s
leioen lit int Sitter bon IS Sabre1
@diHgfapitdr Soborm &einrid
lSdlnDer port bier geitorben. Ct bat
iobreIang uls &apitdrt bas Sdtpabi-
lde meer nod orLen &idtungen 6ptrdy'
frea13t urb ft4 INT Sabre 1914 IN lei,
ne Seinpatbitaot Eiibingen CUR &ube
! 5a1radge5ogert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Mayor Peter J. Seberger
Seberger tiir 8ur9ermetiter

Geberger mar ct. Climb setrem.
Geberger lit Griu5ipien geneigt.
@eberger fat Gmd treu nnS semiicn9aft sebtent.
Seberaer fat Gmd cine refine, ebrenbafte uno erfplgrei@e Nomin
itrahon gegeben.
seberoer hat iopel fir ct. Glonb aetban as trgenb Elm anoere
Nanm.
Gr ner0ient cine @te6erua1l.
Stis. MT iiir ibu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
morfhreuth. - gon elmer

Morfbreutb. - Bon elmer
8ufe e~ridyIagen tua1rbe beim Sol5fdl.
Sen in Den b. Observation-Disclosures
@aloungen ser Sol5orbeiter Boli
bon bier. Ger 40 Sabre alte Wann,
sent feline Ml1tter, erit por ID Sagen
6alrb oen 500 porutseing, ~binterlacB
Z &inber.
8amberg.- Sc brab in ser
in ser Mitte Ser Stabt gelegenen
DeInueriden Eedfabrit Jel1er aus,
oos or1rd groBe gorratbe ont @obmaz
teriolie1 reide @abr11ng fano unb in
faum 5tpei Stunben Die Sabrifanlaz
gen eindiferte.
Jrontenbauen. - 3a1r9
einen tpiitbenben Sdien lit Ole @be-
frou bes @olomers Stauoinger in
8itelsoorf INNS 2eben gefomn1en.
Die 6rn1 >ponte sos pil6getpor0ene
|Ebier, 6os ftd losgenadt batte, tuie=
ser a11bGngen, tpl1rbe aber 6abei BON
bem Ibier berart 5l1geridtet, 6oB iie,
obre Dos B%apubtlein tpieoer erlarrgt
51 baber, beridie6en lit.
8a6en.
5reiburg. - Ger S1tbober
ser Iirr1n @erner=8lult, &arfn1ann
!&nrI @errrer. lit nuh IGuuerer &ra1uf=
beit g%eitorben. St geb0rte felt ettpa
5mei S%nbr5ebnten bem Staotperor6+
neten=@ollegium on. SIM &rieiter=
iemtrar befirp6en iid 311r5eit our @or=
bereitung nuf sic Nrieltertpeibe mtr
bier Mlumnen, gera6e 10 piele als
BORT Erofei1oren be5tp. geiitlide @or=
lteber porban6en itn6. Sn Jrieoens-
5eiten tpore1r es imr1er so Biz go,
mem nidt mebr. @n ser uniperii=
TIT Sreibn1rg fin6 5tpar Psi 9beoIo=
gieitu6ieren1e eingeldrteben, 6obon
iteben aber 243 I'M &riegs6ienit.
0onnuefdingen - Gurd
|Se1er 1p11r6en bier 6rei @obnba1ier
nit Mnbm1ten 5eritort. 9os 6euer
mar IN bem @obn= urr1 Sefonomie=
geba11be bes 2mr6tpirtbs gmil Gdel1
nlsgebrode11 ur16 batte iid raid mtf
bie unitoBen6en 8a11lidfeiten Ser &C.
{dtpiiter 8itringer un6 ser @eldtpi=
iter @o1ier aa1sge6ebmt. Ser Sdo=
ben lit iebr betrddtli9.
@riBbeim. (Mmt Staufem. -
@or einigen Sogen entidlief, mab=
reno beftiger @a1tonen6onrer bon
oen @ogeien beriiber6r0bnte, imft
un6 gottergeben Elm Manm, ser mebr
aIs SO Sabre urrermii6lid i'm 9ienlte
unlerer @emein6e itano: @err Mlt=
|burgermeiiter 2eopolo 6rib, 8e5irfs=
ratb un6 Mitglie6 6es Gertpultungs=
ratbs 6er 8e5irfsparfaiie staufen.
neberIingen. -Sn Sberrao=
ra9 tultrbe bus @obt= unb 0efono=
miegebd1i6e bes I'M Gel6e iteber6en
2arrotpirtbs @ug 611rb Seuer bon=
ltdn6ig 5erit0rt. Die Sa11sein1pobner
fonnterr jid MIR notboirftig beflei6et
retten. gIdt @tud @robpieh Elm
Yferb uno idm1ntlid,es dtpetrse fielen
bent 6euer gum Spfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
&pmmiHar-8 anoibat.

l1nteroeidyneter fun6igt hermit iei=
he &anbibotur fir Dos Sta6tfommI
iarunnt bon st. @louo BEL Ser i'm
a(pril ltaitfinoenben 8abl on un6 e.
Il,dft UNI freunblide unterltIsung Der
Babler. @enn erpdblt, tper6e ih
meine gauge Belt un6 pole @nergie
oem ssntereiIe ser Staot mio1nen.
Sohn aanfmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

ca. 25 Sabren griinoete er in uHte-
rer 0rtidoft cine Strobbutfobrn,
melde urter Ser 5irma @ebr. Subp>
1i9 ei1res itetig uoddenben @mpor-
blubens erfre1t unb 6ae belte ua-
ter g~lan5enoen BerbdItnii1en einen
neutrality-suspicious. IN unb ausIdn6i=
iden @eidaftsfreis bebauptet; Dies
gum @oble bon iiber 100 bieFqen
Mrbeiterfmilien.
0%iefir9. - IS beridieo Tier
9r. &eimr. @arp, Rentrer, I'M boben
Sitter bon so Sabren. Ger 8eritor=
bene geroB angemiene gerebrung 11rte
Sodndh1ng.
@dmei5.
2u5ern. Sdenfon. - @den
mieoer boIte Ser GooesengeI {ein
OFFER aus unierer Mitte;; es lit pte=
berum cine geliebte> tbeure Mutter,
6ie, tuenrr ul16 inn borgeriidten IL
ter, bod gar5 ur1ermurtet idneq 6er1
&reile ibrer 2ieben entrillen tporben.
@ittpe Barbara 9uber= Mmrein I'M
8reuel> Ste @ittrpe bes Dor odt Sob
ret Der itorbenen &aIpor Muber feI.,
itarb Gienltag, SEN 1. 6ebruar, infol=
&c etnes sblagamfaueS IN ibrem s..
Mlterjare.
ct. @aIlen.- Der 8ifdof
bon ct. @uqe11 ndblte on gteIle oes
negge5ogenen @errn 0omfuitos 8a1a
5ltm 1ne11e1 Gdioen5 : @uno1ifass
Serrn Efarrer Git11g Sebnberr IN Ct.
Jiben.
8rien3.- SIM grien5er Gee
ertranf Ser 81 Sabre aIte Sobn 81
ter oeS 2anbtpirtbs Setter @orter.
Ct tpoqte nit feinem Setter uno ei=
mem &nedt IN ei1tem 8oot outs onoere
liter biniiberfabre1. 0os 8oot uar
nidh 6idt unb fiiQte iid IN burger
3et nit @olir. &oter 8anter mo
Der &nedt fonnten ~geborgen tperoen;
nrart boff, iie anr 2eben erbolten git
fonr1er1.
Seiterreid=1tngarn.
@ien.- Ser befannte 9iltorifer
Ser l~tniperiitat @ie11, @ofratb gro=
feIior 9r. Solepb Sirn, tritt frmf=
beitsbalber bon leinen 2ehrant s,1=
rid. - Sic fin SOS la1feroe 5enne-
iter obgeidloliene gtatiitif Ser Unit
periitat @ien fiibrt 4t33 @orer, So
runter 1919 6ru1ett, auf. SIM Trie-
0en betrug sic geiud,er5obI ser Bae=
net l1niperittat ru116 10000. = 9ier
lit Sic Sternfreu5orbens= u1b Tnlaft-
oame Meihsgrafin Morie Sberefia b.
sdIid, ge6. Hrinseiiin Sobenlobe=
@aloerb11rg ur6 @dt1ingsfiirit, I'M
Sitter BON Sc Sabren geitorben. =
@iir5lid itieB Bel orfonortisent
Gturmtpinb auf Stafion 5iidm1 1er
Sdyneebergbabn ELM Gerioner51g mt
elmer o1f bem @eIeiie itebenoen Soto
motipe 5%uiamnrert. 81 Gerionen, 50
rtnter 5 bonn 3ugsperional, tp1,r6en
berlekt, cine oobon toolid.
@ra3.-3ur @rinner11ng on 1en
@eltfrieg miro a1f 6em Senmering
bon Greunoen bieies idonen ans-
fluggebietes eine &riegsge6ddtnibfr-
DIE erbo11t tperoen. Ms Ston0ort lit
ser SUB 0es berrlih gelegenen &ra,s=
berges m1serfebe1. gs bnt lib be-
reits Elm @irder1bol1aa1sidp1B gebilbet.
Snrsbrud. = SSn Ser SeiIia-
gei1ttroBe broh in eirem bon om
5pebiteur @ottarbi 51tm Iufbetpab=
rem bon 8obnungseinridytungen BE-
nusten 9n1s n1s umm1fgeflorter
@eiie Elm 8ror6 aus. 8ertbpone
Mobel uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oorunter prddtige 8arod< uno @oto-
fomobeI ser grdfliden 5o1nilie Hene-
gutter, tua1rben pernidtet. Ser g.
lommt5duoen betrdgt 10000 &ronen.
CT;no ecim,r fir nfe Wihhlntfr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Ranbibot fir @tabtfpa;iiar

'@eqen 0as geripreden, 6oB id1
fans sic @abIer ser Staot in miaj
bas 3utru1ee11 ieten uno mir on
@abltage tire 5timme geben, bent
bon mir orgeItrebten @tobtfommil-
iionsumte mei1rc poqe 3eit ur6 mei1te
qa115e gnergie Dem belten Snterelle
ser Gta6t mionnen tper6e, eri1de i'd
Tim beren giitige unterftiieung.
Gbmarb 81. 4ammerel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

bereit, NIT &mb un6 Sbm bei5uIte=
fen, tpo e 1otbig tpar. Ser @eritor=
be1pe but elm Sitter bon 70 Sobren er=
reidt.
Memi6. Sier tpuroe ser dlte=
ite 8iirger unierer Ortidoft, ser Mo-
gelidmieo Sob. Na11li1r, unter gro
Ser 8etSeiIig1t1g uno unter ben
Ero11erfIdnge1 ser Muiifgeienidoft
5u @rnbe getrogen. Sour nod 9
Eoge febIten linn, uno er mdre Elm
Meun5iger eetpeien. Grot feines bo'
ben Mters but 'er Big in Sic auer-
Iesten 3eite1 SEN Beerbigungen bon
Meid uno Mrm b%eigetpobnt.
@eiIer j.. m. Sier itorb
ST. Geroino1to Marr, 8urgermeifter.
Ser @eritorbene bot nu1r Elm Sitter
bon 81 Sobren erreidt.
G6terno4. - Mad f1r3em,
ober idmer3Iiden 0ei6en, berfeben
mti Ben EroitmitteIrt unierer FL. Sir
die, itarb ser Gnbrifbefiber 6eirm.
6ubp, inn Mlter bon 70 Sobren. Mi1
@rn. &iibp lit elm Man1 eeitorben
ser, obidon fern bonn lofalpolitiid,er
@etriebe, fid bod groBe Berbienite
Inn 6ie mirtbidoftli4e Gorber1,ng Sc,
gtoot @dternn9 ertporben bot. go1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Npp -. Diblafe
@anoi6at fit &pmmi6ar.

gr lit ein 3ipilingenieur uro batte
mabreno Ser lebten 5pei Sabre auf-
lidt uber oie Staatsmege in gteorns
County, Don benen mon iogt, oaB fe
gu oen aqerbelten I'M Staate geboren.
@os er fir stearns County getbm,
farn er n1d fir ct. CLOUD tbun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Cine Siga1r fir sic 8itbloHer.
Grdii6ent nIs ~@oditfomanoirenSer
ser Mrmee uro ser Glotte!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

8arger bon q. Climb!
@ont SIR eine progreiIoe Notwithstanding, Ole nod @e1hats=
prinaipien qefubrt miro ofne 6urbt obr gebor5ugrrg irgeno zines Van<
mes; cine Gertoalt1ng, Ole feline ihApere, our Sooe orudenoe Steuerla1t
gub oufburbetz obne ob lie @md @ertb bringt; etre @erfpolt1ng, ole
1tts borft mf Guer Berlongen unb Cure gedtper6en; cine gertpal=
tung, sic Guer Sen ndt fonfs3ert uno 5erfort, ipnoern eub erlatbt,
abenbs heinn5ufomnnen unb gub ne0er5uahen an purnnen STen un0 IN
sSrieoen ub 6reube All qenieBer guer gberon1abl in bem %getpuBtlein,
bB guur gtore, guer Seim umo guer gdronf ndt leer lit, Damn lin1ntt
fir .. $. Greeman, fir giirgermeiter ser Sto6t 81. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Sob Spring Nier,
Sin aates yagerbler.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
A symbol of Health.

The Pythagorians Of ancient
Greece ate simple food, practiced
temperance and purity. As a
badge they used the five pointed
star as a symbol Of health. A red
five pointed star appears on each
package of Chamberlain Tab
lets and still fulfills its ancient
mission as a symbol Of health. III
you are troubled with Indigestion.
biliousness or constipation. get
package OF these from your drug.
gist. You will be surprised az
the quick relief which they af-
ford. For sale BY all dealers
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
BREEDERS OF ZINE HORSES

Il NEZPERCE KNIGHTS fins
Iyoung registered Shire stallion
viii make the season at my place
I41a miles southwest of Nezperce
at $40 for single service, $l2 fol-
season, and SIS to insure. He il
la bay beauty. Do not overlool
him Glad to show you his roys
pedigree. John Dean.
| M0ULT0N PROGRESS, The
well known imported Shire stall
lion, will make the season at the
Jas. p. Sorenson livery barn in
Nezperce at $3.50 for single serv-
lice, $12 for season and SIS to in
sure with foal His colts are good
ones. Frank johnson, Owner.
DAKOTA PRINCE-The well
known registered black Percher-
on, will make the present season
at the Sorenson barn in Mohler at
$40 for single service, SIS for the
season and 500 to insure with foal.
+. +. Lehman, Owner.
M0ULT0N ALBERT-Is an al
registered bay Shire horse and
will make the season at Soren-
sons barn in Mohler, at $40 for
single service, SIS for the season
and $40 to insure with foal. These
animals are top-notchers, and you
can make no mistake by using
them. Il. r. Lehman, Owner.
DICK TURPIN, Jr5 is a fine
grade 7-year-old Shire, and his
get is well known here. Will |
make the season at $40 to insure
with foal--at my place 2 miles
south of Nexperce, except Thurs
days, when he will be at the L. N.
Swift ranch, ~ miles southeast
IF Cottonwood crossing.
It. +. Jacobs, Owner.
HUBLOT- Dapple gray per-
,heron, weight 1900 pounds. viii |
make season Of 1916 at Soren-
Ion's barn in Nezperce. Service
10; season IS; to insure 500.
N. j. Smith, Owner.
CHOPART (6140), a grand
lack imported French Draft stall
ion, will make the season az fol-
Dws Monday and Tuesday at J.
J. Fite's farm northeast Of Mob
sr; Wed. and Thurs. at II. J.
,ent 3 farm northwest Of Mohler.
'riday and Sat. at Peck at $3.50
ingle service, $40, season, $3.50
ure with foal. w. II. Galloway,
'wner and Mgr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
lewis County Chautauqua at Nezperce June 22-27
PROCEEDINGS COUNTY COM
MTsSIONERS.
April Adjourned Session.

Apr11 ADJOURNED SessAon-
State of Idaho,
SIS
County of Lewis,)
u On this Tuesday, May 18th, al
the hour of o'clock a. m, the
board of County Commissioner
of Lewis county, Idaho, met in
the Office of their clerk at the
court house in Nezperce, Idaho, in
regular session, pursuant to re-
cess taken April IA, 1916; pres
ent-N. B. Schlader, chairman; /.
p. Raglan and /. II. LOwrey, COM
missioners, and J. b. White, clerk.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had:
Tax sale certificate No. 167 for
the year 1911, covering lots II
and Is Of block 10, Vollmer, was
ordered cancelled; said property
being the property Of the city Of
Vollmer, and not subject to taxa
ton.
The report of P. w. KittreIl,
Thos. Thostenson and A. +. Harb-
Ike, appraisers in the Kamiah toll
bridge matter, fixing the valua-
ton Of said bridge at $13, 10000,
was here examined and approved,
and the auditor authorized TO
draw warrants for One-f0urth of
said amount upon compliance by
the Bridge Company with the or
der of April 14th, 1916.
Petitions for the destruction of i
weeds were examined and
granted for road districts No. 9 /
and IA and the Evergreen High
way district.
Claims were examined and al
Owed on the general road fund,
md the auditor authorized to
lraw warrants therefor, as fol
ows:
John F'ifer, overseer road
dist. No. / ...... .....$ 1850
2. p Coin, labor road dist.
NO. 1913
J. u Gross, labor road dist
No. / ............... 1851
|. j. Case It. M. Co., road
grader ........... 305.25 f.
Vim. Allen, labor on Peck Is
grade .......... 52.S1
"A. Beauchamp, labor
Peck grade ...... 1851
Ohm Neal, labor Peek g
grade ...... ..... 34.06 IN
Iels johnson, labor Peek Is
grade .......... ... 56.56I$
mil Grain, labor Peck ~
grade ................ 51.J6
/. jackson, labor Peck Ib
grade ............ $685. Iii
VILLAIN Hardman, Tabor liz
Peck grade .......... 58.43 +
ay Whitfield, labor Peek lie
grade ............. 47.49lL
|. A. Ratcliff, labor Peck IL
grade ............. 41.87 81
ap Zierlien, labor Peek ST
grade ............ 54.06 10
w. Mallon, labor Peek
grade ............. 6O.93
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

stoufer makes 'em run.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

Peek grade ..A. 57S1
Claims were examined and al
lowed on thc'xarious district road
funds, and the auditor author
lied to draw warrants therefor,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

1107N717VI ; @NW.WW
No further business appearing,
the board here adjourned sine die.
n. b. Schlader, Chairman.
Attest: j. b. White, Clerk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
MEAT CAUSE Of
LAME BACK AND
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass of Salts to flush
Kidneys if your back
is aching.
Noted authority says Uric Acid
from meat irritates
the Bladder.

Meat forms uric ped which orcit,s
and ,vvrvorks the Kidneys n their ,i.
'orts ip filter II from M. system Reg
ulnr enters of meat must flush the ki
n.ys occasionally You must rcurv,
them like vou rrlrr your bowels. co..
moving al the acids vast, md poison
rI-a you feel O. dul misery In the hdnry
rrsion sharp pains iu the hl.E or .IpE
headache. dizziness. low .luwreh sours
tongue is coatcd and when lr, weather
Is had you have rheumatic tvinrcs The
urine i, cloudy fun or sodmont. ,.r
channels often set irrilstcd ohlrng .ur
tn srt up two ur three times during the
ught
To ncutaugc these irritating n.G.
and flush off trc bodls urlnuus waste
rot about four ounces uf Jnd Salts from
amy pharmacy, take u Tablespoonful u
a rln,a of water before breakfast tor 20
lew duys and YOUR kdnrvs win then Dst
fine aud bladder disorders disappear
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon juice combined
with llhin, and has been used Tor g-p-
cratiuua 60 clean and stimulate slurvl %
ddnsss aud stop bladder Irritation Jud
Salts is inexpensive, harmless and make
delightful rffcrvcscont lithip water
drink which million. NJ men md women
tHkr nov and then, thus avoiding serious
kidney and bladder Diseases Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28

The collars for %. dimluutlys actors hav-
Iul .pst nearly t2.jo0 The Musical
turdIoHd,rs hold second position IN tn
program and offer 20 different sort Co.
musical ar' Including much comedy uf
reason of splendid hackticr artist vhr
employs mechanical devices TO aid him.
a number OF solos and duets on qucc--
looking instruments feature the nuns
hor tn. dean m Ethiopian ant Tom
Culovay who calls himself the Dixie
land minstrel completes IN" show with
an offering ~ mono,oguo In hlackfncn.
which mingled with several coon songi
is highly entertaining Graft" also 5
ON the screen program Tor today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
~R~A''LNND

Most every render or thanior.gocr has
read ur heard of the famous psycholugl-
csl dramp entitled Northern Lights d"
The Life rhutopnv Film company N
New York Mt Un enormous cost has pro.
cuced massive ilyo-pau picture OF this
wondrous tale ot the north No detail has
been overlooked n making this living.
breathing drama cot utunfv interest gn
q picture NJ marvellous beauty Dream.
pnds his Suudu, audiences simply went
will over this uocrlus- photuphN NJ mo-
less Interest 's ihls weeks lclen Holmes
picture entitled a Dash Through
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28

TErrMsEH. okla. Feb 2s-,SpA-
cisl . George stone who has been ap-
pointed chief steward Tor the state hos
rIta 'or the insane at Fort SIMPLY. de.
parted with his family today TO take up
his now hmtIos