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The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01

MOVIE PROGRAMS

Saturday, December 2: Two-part
American feature, "Jealousy's First
Wife," featuring Vivian Rich and AL
fred Vosbrugh. Falstaff comedy,
"Overworked Oversee Overseer." Cub
comedy, "Conquering Hero"
Monday, December 4: Mysteries of
-Myra," episode No. g.. Beauty
comedy, 1.-THE Stinger Stung"; Vogue
comedy, Painless Extracting.
Civilization" is a great spectacle
series, comparable to the Birth Of
a Nation" which set new standard
for the cinema, and put ahead the
immediate possibilities of the screen.
Mr.. Ince has tried to show in a large
way how single the aim Of Nature
has been from Adam on down, and
yet how strangely perverse the race
has been. how self destructive, how
strongly tied together as race. AS
the placards say, "The greatest love
story of the ages-the love of human
ity."
This picture was year in the max
ing and required 100000 people in
its making Ten thousand horses
are used in cavalry charges; 40 army
aeroplanes in air battles, and naval
battle is staged in open sea; sub
marine destroys and sinks a loaded
passenger ship in mid ocean.
If Mr.. Ince has succeeded in fol-
lowing even vaguely the tremendous
evolution of present man, no person
should feel free to miss the picture.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01

Hogs
Receipts weak on the Chicago
market, on a 1Oc advance. Bulk at
$40 q 1915. Kansas City, bulk
$40 q $50. Omaha, 7.90 q 10
Blackfoot market 8.15.
Sheep and Lambs
Strong receipts in Chicago. Ewes
4.50 q 500; lambs $50 q 11.25.
Kansas City, receipts steady. Lambs
11.4O q 1905; ewes, 6.75 @ 7.75.
Omaha, receipts also steady. Yearling
IT'S a 10; lambs 11.40 @ 1915.
Blackfoot, same as last week, 7.5O
for lambs; 500 q 5.25 for ewes.
Cattle
Chicago receipts strong. Native
beef steers, 6.75 q 1895, a new
high record; western steers, 6.75 @
1925; calves, 800 q 1875. Kansas
City, receipts strong to 15c higher.
Western steers, $50 q 1925; cows,
500 @ $50. Omaha, native steers,
$50 @ 11.00; western steers, 62.25
O. 9.25; cows and heifers, 5.75 q
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

St. Paul's P. E. mission-services
Sermons n xt Sunday, Advent Sun
day: 745 a. m, holy communion;
10, Sunday school,; II, regular SER
mon. At the morning service the
pastoral letter put forth by the bis
hops fthe recent convention at st.
Louis will be read.
Christian Science chapel, North
Shilling avenue. Services Sunday
morning at II o'clock; Sunday school
at 10 o'clock; Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
The lesson-sermon for next Sun
day is, "God, the Only Cause and
Creator" There will be Thanksgiv-
ing services at the chapel Thursday
morning at II o'clock.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01

Methodist church, s. T. CLANCY,
pastor: Preaching services every
Sunday morning at II and evening
at 7.30. Sunday school, 10 in the
morning. Young peoples Epworth
league meets at $50 Sunday evening.
Baptist church, ]. C.. Austin, pas
tor: Preaching services every Sun
day morning at II and evening at
7.3O. Bible school, Sunday morning
10 o'clock.
Evening subject for next Sunday:
"The Redemption of the City"
Ezekial
Lutheran church, Luther Strom-
quist. pastor: Regular services II a.
m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 10
a. m.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01
CLUB CALENDAR

The ladies of the Altar society are
making ready for their annual bazaar
always a large affair, and this year
especially so, which will be given
December 7.
The Baptist ladies union will give
a supper and bazaar Saturday after
noon and evening, December 2. 1t is
certain the feed will be most delect-
able because only tested cooks are
allowed to mix the materials and the
test is an actual examination.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01

The Current Event club will hold
its monthly business session Monday
afternoon in the club rooms. Roll
Call will be answered by quotations
of patriotic nature. Mrs. Aldrich is
on the program for a paper on, "Na-
tional Holidays, Their Origin and
Observance" Two papers on the
general subject of music will be given
by Mrs. s. l.. Reece and Mrs. ]. B..
Brokaw. Mrs. Powers will preside.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01
MARKET REPORT

ITO. Blackfoot, COWS, 500 q 5.25;
steers, 500 q 6.z5.
Grains
Wheat stands still at 2.40 q 2.45.
Oats and barley maintain last weeks
figure, $I.65.
Potatoes
Potatoes have lost 10c during the
week, and now bringing 1.90.
Retail Commissaries
Wheat, per cwt. ......----..-----.$3.00
Corn, per cwt. -.-.---...----..-.--.---.--. 2.3O
Oats. per cwt. -.. 200
Onions. per lb. ........ .05
Breakfast bacon, per lb. .-..---... 80
Shoulders, smoked ....... .17h
fresh .............-.----..--. .l5
Hams, sugared, per lb. -.---.--.-.--. ~
Chickens, hens, per lb. -----.---..-.. 10
Spring rosters, per lb. ...-----.....--- IL
Geese ...... 10
TURKEYS .18
Ducks 10
Coal. lump $50
Coal. nut 500
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
WANTED-5o dozen fat hens at
Simon Bros. Meat Market.

WANTED-5o dozen fat hens at
Simon Bros. Meat Market.
Rexall and A. D. S. remedies
for sale only at the Cottonwood
Pharmacy, if not as recommended
return them and get your money
back.
Paul Glascock, manager of the
Kinder Mercantile store at Reuter-
vile, was in the city Tuesday and
paid this Office a pleasant call.
Max Aronson, salesman for the
Eresch Cigar company at Grange
vile, was in town Wednesday sell
ing rolled smokes to local dealers.
The Kamiah Indian ball team
defeated the Ferdinand team at
Kamiah Sunday in an eleven inn
ing game by the close score of 6 to S.
Peter Aschenbrenner and Glen.
ems Fret were in the city Monday
from Ferdinand attending the ses-
sion of the farmers FIRE insurance
company.
George Mcpherson, from Cotton
wood, is spending the week in
Asotin looking after property In
terests and putting down some &C.
ment walks about his premises
Sentinel.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16

For loans, FIRE and hail insurance
see Felix Martzen.
Our Bluestem Patent, a rafting
good -four for all the world.
Mrs. o. D. Hamlin returned the
last of the week from Lewiston.
John Hoene went to Colfax,
Wash, Sunday and brought back
Buick car which he sold to JOS
eph Arnzen, of Greencreek.
H. Vessels and son, F. G.. Nux-
oil, Barney Stubbers, E. T. Stolz
and Nick Schaefer were in the city
Monday from Greencreek.
LosT-Between the Krieger mill
and the Kincaid ranch, burr from
wagon wheel. Finder please leave
at this office or return to George
Terhaar.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16

Your building problems, we help
solve them. Hussman Lumber Co.
Jim Morris was transacting bust
ness here Monday from Winona.
Herman and Henry VonBargen
were in the city Saturday from
Fem attending the meeting of the
stockholders of the Farmers Union
Warehouse company.
A. F. Parker and R. B. Kadine
were in the city Tuesday from the
county seat and went on up into
the Westlake country looking after
business. We acknowledge a
pleasant call.
P. A. Gaul went to Lewiston
early Sunday morning and returned
that evening with his family, who
had remained over a day to attend
the rose show. They made the
trip by auto-a very popular way
of travelling these days.
Beginning last Sunday, h e
prairie passenger train is now leav-
ing Lewiston five minutes later than
formerly, or at 2:25 P. M. The
change was made to give more time
in handling express shipments
along the line during the fruit sea-
son.
R. D. Humphrey last week re-
papered the hotel Office and in
stalled therein several nice leather
bottom mission chairs and a settee.
The furniture is all of his own
handicraft and will meet with
strong approval of the hotel pa
irons.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Union Warehouse company held
their annual meeting Saturday
and elected two directors for the
ensuing year. Herman VonBar-
gen and Joseph Riener, whose
terms of Office had expired, were
returned again to Office.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916.

W. w. Flint returned late last
week from his vacation and is ''be-
hind the bars" again waiting, on
customers at the First National
Bank.
W. A. Kelsey left Monday morn
ing for a visit to his old home in
Utica, N. Y, and expects to be
gone for couple of months. He
will visit several important cities in
the east while away and plans on
getting everything possible in the
way of pleasure out of his trip.
II. M. Cruise, the irrepressible
shoe salesman, was in the city
Monday enroute home to Spokane
from trip through southern Idaho
and Utah. He came down Salmon
river from Meadows and makes all
of his territory in a Ford car.
Since about year ago he has
Travelled over $4,000 miles in his
Ford and says it is the only car for
the road, in spite of the Sights
heaped upon it.
John Jorgenson left Monday eve
ming for Grangeville and took the
stage the next morning for Mea-
dows, from which place he went on
in to Warrens. He intends remain
ing there for several months doing
assessment work on his mining
claim and locating other claims.
John has very rich prospect at
Warrens and was offered $40
900 for the property last fall. If it
continues to improve with depth he
will probably get a raise on the
offer this summer and may decide
to sell. Should he dispose of the
property it is his intention to re-
turn to Cottonwood and make his
future home here, taking life easy
for the rest of his days.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Interesting ITEMS
from In and around
Cottonwood.

Tip Top flour, the purest and
sweetest -four ever made.
H. F. Church was in town Mon
day from Tolo attending the meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company.
Sheriff Yates and Deputies Eller
and Quinlap came over from the
county seat Saturday morning and
went on to Winchester to hnnt for
the escaped convicts. They were
accompanied by one or two special
deputies and Felix Martzen drove
one load across the mountain in his
Ford.
Felix Funke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Funke of this place, has
succeeded Lee Strickfaden s
cashier of the Lapwai State Bank,
Mr.. Strickfaden having gone to
Montana to engage in business.
The many friends of Felix here
abouts will rejoice with him over
his promotion.
H. H. Nuxoll and M. M. Bel
KNAPP left early Monday morning
for Lewiston to attend the Idaho
State Bankers convention. They
made the trip down in the latter's
car, returning Wednesday. Dur
ing their absence H. c. Matthie-
sen assisted in looking after the
cashiers duties at the bank.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. S. Sweet were
in the city Tuesday from Grange
vile visiting with friends and while
here Mr.. Sweet scattered bills for
the big sale which he will hold on
June 18th at which time he will
dispose of large number of cattle,
horses and hogs. Mr.. Sweet
shipped FIVE cars of fat hogs from
his farm to the coast market Tues
day and has many more to ship
during the summer months.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Emancipation of Minor

Notice is hereby given that
have given my son, Allie, his time
on and after this date and will not
stand responsible for any bills he
may contract nor agreements which
he may enter into. He is now
placed on his own responsibility
and has my full permission to trans
act business for himself.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1916.
3-23 VIM. ]. Nuxoll
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Notice

All persons having claims against
the Greencreek-W inona Telephone
company are asked to present same
to me for payment within thirty
days after the first publication OF
this notice.
Dated this 5th day of June 1916.
Herman Vessels, Secy.
First publication June 9th.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Cottonwood Mercantile Co., Ltd.

Take your films to the Turner
Drug store for developing, quick
service and lowest prices. We
guarantee all work to give satisfac-
ton.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Methodist Church Notes.

Sunday. June IS. Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Preaching
at II A. N.EpwOrth League at 1890
P. M.
F. Arthur Grunewald, Pastor.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-06-16
Market Report.

Wheat, bluestem, per blu. .73
Wheat, white Russian, per bu. 49,. rs
Wheat, club; per blu. II
Wheat, white Oregon, ............ n
Oats, per hundred ............. 100
Barley, brewing, per hundred 80. 1.2O
Barley, feed, per hundred ....... LIS
Butter, per pound ......... 20
Eggs, per dozen ............... 20
Flour, per sack, Patent. .......... 100
Hogs, top stuff, per hundred 49,. TAO
Cattle, prime steers, per cwt...... IT'S
L9-corrected every Thursday P. NJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
1ly Note til England.

@aibington oen Soc Sonuar. -
Observation-Disclosures tilltllleoe
igaar Den brittle &~eaicring en- telc-
grofiif Erotelt moo DC en9elife Mpn-
oigbeoerS @eiloglGggelier al amcri-
fnnif Toit.
Ger bUpbcs / Hroteitcn, at oisic
9eilaglTggcller er en- SpcrtrGoelie
al International 9op / MlminoeIi0bco
og al &oogertouuentionen / SGrbe-
lesbeb.
5 flcre llgcr bar be brittle gllto-
ritetcr bcilaglagt itore @osicr al
ioopel ierlte Nla5les iom Eaffepoit-
lager boaoe ira DC Sorencoe Stater
til eiropUiite %anoe og ira europe
til &c Torenebe Stater. Entfer CT
blct fonocnnereoe iom 9ontraban0e,
o. Nrcuc cr blet aabneoe al Den bri-
tiife Genlcr o. returncrct til Miicn-
bcrne nieo Sen Faaifriit, at Snbbol-
oct uiloe "biUlpe % %itette" 6icnbcn.
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Ssnomsrimeer.

llnser Snrnertonuentiouen / Sarao
ii! De tiIreiienSc Spnbmerin9cr irrfies
/ T~ibbagstiben % ON apeIbenc i
@iicu a%lubpGreIie, 220 %rodopaD.
Sen 20be. ON &peloen. ian III hare ct
b%iitoriit @eNe % berunrer miroes DOT
Sagdltrimr @artin lllpeitdo, iom ifsls
ee apiierne Suleaften feirer jim 50oe
EeSielsNag. llIpeitaS or perN at Minis
oes. San er CT tppiit Ssnomering.
icig oa nbboIhenSe % Mbprc flittis.
S,an or oite bit eiort Har al, men ban
grop lite lit Yunb neb / Sorben. men
uopiflet Set % bar i'll pppilt CT itprt
MeiuItat. WI man finne Napn paa Ell
~2anNsmanS. bar lllpeitab bioinNtil be-
iet Den pietigite ailSe. San inetaser
rcrior paa CT ipcciclt Smraaee Den
pigtigitc Ylahs, "a han cir omcno gan
ne tort eli cller anncn Splpsning on
upre 9anonamsmGnN, iom eller5 lite
piloc bli noact mep. San bar lite iaget
mco barc Spioiernc, men bet breac
Gag.
Strip ill %enncr cs SlGatninse ar
NJ mencs / Narac. san os bIi CT fat
Ssfenelaa. boloe al %hperatcre os boil
&c SmemsrenapnsI oppe. M er font
met fra en- 2anbseeI meo ilitriee %
icretasiomme Sabre % @ssre. rig paa
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She 90 Kuloe.

Gn poloiom Sneitorm leoinget al
eli niTopunlig itrcnf anIoe raieoe
SnSoa9 % Seat til Sorsoag / oe
moro % mibbelpeiilige Stater.
N0rmere ltnoerretninger ON
lluciret ioreligger cnonu life, ga
%lnoet gaar / Tresien, meO llnota.
gelle al forte, telegraiiife Meloinger
ira ipreote Steoer / Stormitreget.
Get ircrnguar inliolertib al oislc,
at Storrnen oels belt bar oibruot,
ocls laat itore Ninbrinser / @eien for
al SnmIGrbIel, ipeciel Sernbanetru-
iifen. - Nogcn lllpffestiliGloer er
life Mnmelot, ocrimoo mcloca ira
ilcre aonter ON iterf &uloe, paa line
Stcoer 80 @roocr o. mer nnoer
Zero.
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Oct prcoresiipe parti.

Chicago Sen lite Saniiar. Get
progressive Tartis Notipnalfomite
bcillltteoe poo lit Meoe bcr ioag, at
TartictS Nationalfonpcntion itaI
hoIocs her / @nen ben 7oc Sulti, alt
ioa lanttioia mco ben repiibIifanite
Nationaltonucntion. = Silitcoe peo
Mooct par &eprGicntantcr ira A.
al llnionenS IS Stater.
Set er / berpGrcnoe pplitIlte
arcoic oen aIminoelige @ening at
%cilutninaen ON at afboloe Natlo-
nalfrnpentioneu paa iannme Stco oa
iii iunnle Slo iom Sen repubIlfan'fe
blep inttct / Noab on en- @lentor'
cnina al Sc 10 BARTER o. ben mt
liae Splitting al Ell iTDcs aanoi'
oat ior TrUilocnt.
! Nen AZ 1omlteen pcotaare
TrincipcrtlTriu9. bpori Den Demo.
f%ratiite !lonliniitraticn, lpcclelt
TrUiioent @iIions page uocnrigS-
politif % patlcnoe SptrToen oper'
Tor @erico, llarpt f~ritiIeres, erfl9rer
Edrilet liz n%iorbcbpIocnt | Sappr
al EorbcreNibco % ell tllberllN
SmrtcIie al SanOsioriparet.
Ter cplViics unocr &eoct ct 5e'
learam ira theodore Mco'epelt,
hpori ban poa set fraitiaitc ircnbcI'
Der. Nehpcnoiahcbcn al 5crbereot-
bcS oa al Ell Stprfclic al port 6cr'
ipar laapel tiaonos iom tilpanos. -
S%plGSninaen al SeIegramn,et billies
neb lterf NpeIous.
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Mcoicimif Salt
for fpitbdrt.

Sr9en &p0aeisr ifnlhe betcle 4 til 3 etS. pr Vino
for mebiciuit meoieateb, Gait. naar nan Tan fiibsrsoe
BET fpr ira IN til > Gts. pr. puuo nco at fiebe Wieois
cireu % SaItet irrtit. Set laber Jig ineaei let blonoe
meb en- Spabc. Cen bebiie Jormnlo flenht or ben brhgt
/ 9Iadnian'S Wtebieateh Salt Yrid, Der bar en- eiprll
@fi9tning.
Ienne Bird % FORMULA biep for tent War noen
f~rembroat al 3r. IS y. Yladnon. Ell Veierln@r nleo
20 Nars GrfarinQ % Srabuent ira Nrieriedn Setetls
polp SpUeae gleip Dorf. anbre Weteriiifrer pIu9er
% unbe'aler cer pao @runb al lin fortr'uii9c 5orihH'
la % ltpre yeipenlbeb.
Gn paffe al benne Miebitin. tlltr1ffelta lpr lOo ~.
Salt. fpiier fun 81. 50 ~Gfieperet. = Iterre Yartiet %
bet biaiaers. 7et hi ,prbriue Snoro.oSornl nos unn
Vei0tnina, renie Vlpbet. ltnrfe 9snrerte % orenHe
Tprene til at { no pQ 'sle INN me Stabnthgsr 3u'
freostilelic garonteres ellsr peugene tlb99epsiusS'
9nbeI 6iere af 2p0a. Seite. @riie .. !. n. bianoet Mls
alene ft east mebteiniie Gait men iulser palia III NV
ylabper, bpprpeb be ~fprbpbler eler treoopet Nv
Blackman Remedy Co., Chattanooga, fennessee'
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Spore Snemasier.

Sacramento, Gal, 1O0e San.:
Zen transfontincntole Scrnbonc
oner Sierra observation-disclosures moat-
te ioag iuIbitpnoig inoitilles, mems
belle armeforpier al Grtraarbeiocrc
f.Gmpeoe meo at iaa bortifufiet Sc
rGloige Snemasier, iom er ialot
Sebet al be iioite "a elmer.
st Enr EcSiagertog paa Solith-
etn Tacific- @ailen pasicreoe / Wor-
Ges Sjeloopergnngen lneo en- rote.
renoe Sneplog i Spioien % bpcrt
Cog trllffct al ire @ofomotipcr.
Snecn lan pua Here Stebcr If 500
orb.
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ill bcnne 5io. Ser / bette Sono bop-
De Ioromrnberle ogioa pitt lin Gpg'
tiaheb, Yopolitet % VatriotiSme, %
acknowledgements rar ell al oislc
itollte NorbmTno.
Sao bIep til Slutniig oct Sal-
mepers imnget, iom Sennen boroe
poI1t, nenilig oct 2bet %crS al Sol
men NO. Al:
Zen epig ri9e 8uo
SrembeIes os iornnbe
Sreo og %iornsiet Sino.
San gipe, at ri fuuroe
: Naabe alto itaa,
sos bani % peo Dor %en
Soo &iTlp / Neb % 500,
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Earring, Mif., SEN 10oe San.:
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Fan bar inbpilget / Sbeooore GpO-
ltpelts Sorlangenbe ON, at bans
Naun life nlan anierc@ pua Stenume-
leolen peo Brim9rpnIget / Mtihigon
til Taaren.
@enrp Sorb bIep ioog officielt
rnNcrret.et ON, at Ser pur mpota'
get ct tIlltrTffeligt Nntal Tetitioner
iii at iifre Spfprelicn al bans Nopn
paa ben republifonifc StcmmelebOel
pcb TrirlPrpalget.
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Iinoer % bar hcnIcbct Spmertlombc'
Den paa liz boobc pcb line Saro'toba'
moIcricr % line mango VortrTtter
al ircmroacnoe % ilcnbte WTno
Nnititoicrne. Saioo mango altcrbil'
Icocr ira hans Naonb prpber Girtcr
hcruoc 90 / Stotcrnc lpnacrc OF.
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ltmnier meb Suitruer og andre oi.
~ltln9pereoe @i9iter, ocribIanot gu.
oernsr Sieloer al Gelu Sericp %
&nltrii, 8eneraln1oior Scott og
S'nltril, SonitetsaencraI Mupert
Nliie, Mr. % Irs. Charles g..
Crane, %rs. @iaiam $. Boiling
(Wfrs. @iIions Moocr), Mrs. Iar.
'liaa 6ielo % ErpiioentenS Cater,
Miis @iIion.
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mango Rinoer, p9ro at boIoes oebs
ll9e, % beroper bar pi ogiaa eli 600
Eolitipn. CAB os %iiIiammcn arbeioe
fer, at bet at are al icnbmsrit PCT
er Ell S9ber osfda berooer. Sblanbt
maa u berfor fonlme iamnien % oreis
te fGles Eager, ion oil ere al Be-
tpNnin9 for os. Seq pil iaa 9ierne, at
pt arbeioer Iiot trafIigt for at ianlIe
f'ere ACKNOWLEDGMENT, iaa ri fan ina
iio8tpet ct Striit on Senbmprin9erne.
liloe'tao bar lopet os GeluItatet az
bans arbeibc ON Senbmprineerne. Set
ie biiroe n9re ct Seititrift on %. ri
bar bort Yuno. Vao os arbeioe mco
feI % fna frem iiliammcn ct libet pat,
fert NeiuItat.
german SielNe.
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merfeliee 5cleer.

Seattle, @aib., ben 9oe Samlar.
Sloen 6orbuosIopen Den lite Sanu-
ar traaote / araft, cr lisl9e oiiicieae
Nnmeloelier ipo Nerioner bsoe al
Ilfobolisme her / Seattle. Sire al
Geosialoene ifplotcS 9tpoelle al SrG-
alfohol.
80 Wpno og en- apinoe osoe iom
6eIge al operiiooig Hpbelie al
Mbilfp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Pot 2lloer.

Nen Dorf ben 9oe Sanitar. Gn
Ne9erfone, Mrs. Sltian @iais, err
ioag afgaaet peb Iooen al alocr-
o~oms'pafbeo / lin Caters, Mrs.
Sbomas' Stem / Srooflpn /
Den beie aloer af t15 gar. = Sun
bapoe ale fine Sanier / milo @ebolo
til oct iioIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14

Get pelfjenote Stouebton @aeolt
Company ieirer / oisie Gage lit 90
aari9e observation-disclosures, ioet
Sorretningen blep ~itiitet / 1865 al
Z. u. Manbt. Gen mopifleoc
Jig efterbaanoem til at bli et al De
Tabrifer / tit Slags / 9alloet
pg Ell al De fornemitc Soretagenbcr
blanbt NorbmGnoene / g(nlerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
,llrs. Willon or prrtinoe

@aibinlton Ben lite %an.: WrS.
&ilion o~ptraaote ioaa iom %rrt.
moe peo pcn isriie oiiieiele Nib.
oag iiNen lit sg9teitab. iii Mio.
fagen par inNbuot. aobincttetS @eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14

8iNatgs.-220 Icres. $4,000
pr. acre. Is Mil iubsit for Sblef
Riper SAILS, Miun., pep Reo gate Hiper.
200 aeres oparbeioet. cSnosieroet. Rlneenoe
ersnb. s Wil til n9rneite Sptation.
q. 2. Manbt, @eorsetopn, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Narm tiltalaS. Min 12O Mcres

y Narm, bpo,ai 81 acreS er oponrtst.
Retsn Ssilanb, 3 MiI ira Soma, eapalier
60, q. o. tIialss itrar. q. u. 6risfae,
suieu, z, Tut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
@tNalas.-64O Icres til $3.50

pr. Acre. Ger Mil ira Griiiin, IL
Mil ira Sowmau, 9iortb Satota; en- Drill
ira Sutit, Ell balp Mi ira Sfole. 9ar
rinoenbe |ano, 200 stcrsS | aaer. Maa
lGlses Tor at ifaiie ailluttsnoe Spsier AZ
tire @oer III ior Stiiteretten. Gu betppelis
tontant aibetaliua iorores; nogen Spttes
banoel taseS life / Setrastnins. Silitrip
Ole s. GSsum, sppofat icr Soerns, sSbites
bal, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14

Moiicrs % alrnerens eano.
bpoer biz Ct lem. &ieb III.
% bet iRloeS raa lana Beta
Starter ug @iteratur ierbeS
Immigration Com
ate Capitol, st. Paul. Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
oiHalaS.-Sea har Ell $50 Ncres

cfUt6IGS.-S Unr Ell 4oU Htres
impropeb Tarm / Srail Gountp, q.
Iofota. beliseemce 5 MiI fra Marfeo os |
Den beremte Reo Riper Gal. @etin9elier
eiter Sisberens Guife Set nil pare mig Ell
Torneislie at bore ira bpemiombelt interess
ieret. Is. 9. 9Seiier. Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
WimmeiOta,

inebens 2arhet er biniat
ltu9Stih % lie te WiltGar
frit. Grin I'll Fred 0 5
missioner. Room 2l2. 81