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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
BLAcKLEG AMONG CATTLE.
Effort 10 Suppress MaIady at Cold.
water May Be Successful.

Coldwater. outbreak of
blackleg among cattle has occurred in
this vicinity, and several head Of
young cattle have been lost. The dis
ease is not widespread but only iso.
lated cases have occurred The own,
ers are taking the precaution to vac.
cinate their cattle, and are being as.
sisted in the work by the county dem.
onstratlon agent. 1t is thought the
trouble can be held in check
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
BA5Y'S BURNS FATAL.
Three-Year-OId Tried to Initiate Strlk.
Ing Matches.

Hattiesburg Trying to discover
whether her little hands and fingers
were strong enough to get fire from
matches like shs has often seen her
father do, Jennie Bashum, the 3-year-
old daughter of B. R. Bashum of Mt.
Olive, was burned to death.
The cries OF the child attracted the
mothers attention, who rushed into
the room where it was playing. It's
clothes were afire from toe to head,
however, and the little body was hor-
ribly burned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

Washington. - The supreme court
has held that Ignatius TIMOTHY Trib-
ich Lincoln, former member Of parlia-
ment and selfconfessed spy, must 20
back to England for trial on a charge
OF forgery
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

Dublin-One thousand rebel prison.
ers have been marched through the
city under strong military escort. They
included many yout' and aomen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
COMMISSION PROVIDED BY LEG
STATURE WILL SOON BE-
GIN WORK.
PARDON BOARD AT WORK
Applications viii Be Taken Up at the
Quarterly Meeting To Be Held in
July-News at the State
Capitol.

The work OF investigating adult IL
literacy in Mississippi as provided for
by the legislature of 1916 will be taken
up shortly by the illiteracy commits
sion that was provided for by concur
rent resolution duly adopted The
purpose Of the act of the legislature
as expressed therein is to investigate
adult illiteracy, not only in this but in
other states, and after study of the
conditions to devise ways, means and
plans for meeting such conditions. The
state superintendent OF eudcation Is
ex-offcio chairman and DR.. Smith has
designated the following to be his as
sociates:
Miss Elise Undertake Of Columbus,
of the Industrial Institute and College
faculty and chairman of the education
committee of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs; Prof. John Rumble,
superintendent of schools, Louisville,
Miss. j. T. Thomas, head of the Gren-
ada Bank and its chain of associated
banks in different parts of the Gren-
ada territory, and Mrs. ]. H. Fox Of
Jackson, chairman of the health com,
mittee of the Mississippi Federation
of Womans Clubs.
A meeting of the commission will
probably be called to meet here dur
ing the state teachers convention. AT
this meeting it is expected that prelim-
mary organization will be effected and
plans formulated for the future work
of this important commission. Inves-
tigation and study OF conditions in
have revealed the fact that
the percentage of adult illiteracy, not
only among the blacks, but the whites.
ranks very high as compared with
other tsates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

New York-Henry Morgenthau, for,
mer ambassador to Turkey, has been
stricken with appendicitis at his home
here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
OVER THE STATE EPIroMIzEp

Bilo1i,-Prof R. N. Kocher, princi-
pal Of the Central High School, has
been elected superintendent OF the Ri
loxi public schools.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

The Mississippi intercollegiate Ora.
torical Contest this year will be held in
the chapel at Mississippi College OF.
Friday night, May 70.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

Chief OF Police Sinclair OF McComb,
City captured an automobile and q
quarts of whisky.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

President Street and associates OF
the pardon board continued their task
of sorting out cases which will be Stat
ed for formal hearing at the next quar-
terly meeting to be held in July. The
board spent a busy time at the capt.
toll, where they were surrounded by
pardon documents.
This board is not only considering
applications for pardon, but has un-
dertaken also to relieve the governor
OF the work and study which petitions
for communication of sentence on I'M
fOrtunates whom the law has placed in
the shadow Of the gallows entails.
There was one such case before the
board that of Nathan Mcfarland,
negro, who is under sentence to hang
in Carroll county for a double muir
der committed
The date originally set for execu.
ton was passed some time ago, and
Gov. Bilbo granted a respite for sixty
days, which limit has about expired
An extension of this respite is
sought in order to give those who are
trying to save the negro further time
in which to perfect the appeal for
clemency. The case will be heard again
at the July meeting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

The heaviest rainfall Of the year.
fell in Jackson May ,, when the pre-
cipitaton for "a hours measured ESQ
Inches.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

The seasSore district conference Of
the Mississippi conference was con,
yened in Biloxi at the NJ. Z. Church.
south, Wednesday morning, May 3, for
a three.day session.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

unfavorable ard cold weather over
The state for the past few weeks has
been OF much hindrance to cotton and
young garden truck.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Villa AhHmsda esta aIr'e-
nazada por los vij|jstas al
nlsnde de- QaSvsdo
En- Chihuahua fueron eontIscadoS
por orden de TCevino, los
carros AUTOMOBILES
correspondence Especial para Ia rRENs'

| Corrcspundcncia Especial para IL PRENSN
Ell PASO, Texas, Noviembre u.
pueblo de Villa Ahumad2, situa-
90 sobre "a via del f~errocarril Cen
trail. a corta distancia de c. Juarez'
esti 4 punto de e saQueado po" los
viiiistas m~andados por Rodrigo Que
vedo. quien capitanea II cuadrlIla
de cerca de 400 bandoleros.
Los pasajcros que llegaron cl do
minco en- Ia nochc de r. c.uGad de
Chihuahua refiercn que hay poca
troDa en- Villa Ahumada, y que los
viIIistas Sc encuentran muy ccrca.
NumerosaS personals de aquel!a Ioca-
lidad ~abordaron el tren cuando pas0
este Dor ALI ell domingo por Ia tarde.
Fin csc convoy llegaron muchas Ge
las principales fami!las de Ia capital
del vccino Estado, quienes hasta aho
70 C r~esolvieron 4 salir.
Tcdos los automobiles conciscados
nor los calancistas, ilegaron en- Va
rios carros dc Gicho trcn probable
mcntc para evitar que sea- cogl1o>
~. les nanGido5.
Los nasaicros t~rajcron Ia c"nIlr
a2acion tie rs ro,iciaS prororcio'2-
...- .:..E-,J - lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Sc amp'i6 hasta Febfero sl
pIazo cpneedida PCT si
Cob. a los rniRerOs
Carranza atendio las indicacioncs
quo lie fueron hechas Por Ell Lie.
Luis Cabrera
corrc>pondcucia Especial para ~ PEENSh

correspondence Especial para ~ pFGNSh
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre
l9.-Atendiendo a las indicaciones
del Secretario de Hacienda Y Jefe de
Ia Comisi6n mexicana i las conferen,
Gas intcrnacionaleS, Lie. Luis Cabre-
IA. 81 Primer Jcfe dispuso que IL
Secretaria de Fomcnto eXpidiera la 5;
guicnte circular:
FL ciudadano Primer Jcfc del Ejer
c;;o Constitucionalista y E~ncargado
del Podcr Executive de Ia Naci0n. to-
mundo en- consideration que hasta Ia
recha no ha sido possible completar los
dates nccesarios sobre las condolences
locales de cada iona mincra. indis-
~pensablcS para que a Secretaria &c
Tomcnto pueda o3rar con toda JUS
tificaci6n al aalicar e. decreto de il
de septimbrc proyimo pasado, que pre-
yicne que solo podrj permit!rse que
.0''i'."' = 20"
ponga el concesionaric sea iusta Y
"'V!' ''"!''0'' ','0''
III" %" Il" 'o'''' - ''o'
'"['
e C''s'"1'" al 0''''' "
Pi"'"""S Ids '""s'' ''' -
P"SN'o ''' LI1.~.
p"'" no '0"e' 's"~"''
= Po' - '"",0' ~
i:e'o 20 "S' 'S""' "'0''''' "'
lIutar"h q" uH P'''|o F"5 Io e"Ne"S-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Trans;torio

Este dccrcto surtira sus c%foctos en-
10, FStados dc MorcIos, Guerrero,
Mexico. Pueblo y TlaXcala, Y en- los
districts dc Jaca,a. Molango, Metzti-
t!an Y Zimap"n, del Estado de Hi.
dalgo. regira para cl Estado de Mo
relos. desde ci dia 30 del mes en- cur
50. ' para los dcmas Estados. desdc
ell dia primerc de dicicmbre pr5ximo
vcnidero. Is obligation dc las autori-
dades dc cstos Estados, dar Il como
GER. dcsdc lucgo. Y ampIiamcntc, este
decreto a los habitantes dc sus respec-
twas jurisdicciones.
Dado en- ell Quartet General Ge
Cucrnavaca. a los once dias del mes
nc novicmbrc de mil novecientos die
cis6is.--EI general en- jefe. Pablo
G~onzaIez.-EI jefe de Estado Mayor.
general Alfredo Rodriguez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
F. MURGUIA LEGO RElLkN0, en-
SU Marcia HkCIA e N0nTE
Los carrsncistas Sc hailsn faltos d. munioiones
para combatir a sus enemigos
,~ra>pcnGcnria Especial para L, rEE>S,

snrrc>puutCrria Especial para Ia PREN>i
EAGLE PASS. Texas. Novicmbrc
lila venijo a reanimar IN tanto
81 abatido cspiritu de- los carrancistaS
lie Ia yccina poblacion de Piedras Ne
g.as. 81 saber. por los informcs Off
ciaI"S. 4 cada paso contradichos por
las noticias de fuente particular, que
ell general Francisco Murguia. con
Ia division que es a ST. mando, ha 10
grado algunos triunfos sobre los v
iEStas en- Ia campaha de Chihuahua.
Sc asegura ahi que. despu"s da SUI
triunfo Ell EscalGn. el general Muir
cuia h. seguido avanzando. y que al
prcsente Sc e~ncuentra en- el celebre
Iugar conocido don el nombre de
FL Rellano, donde los orozquistas de-
r~rotaron. en- tiempos del P~residcute
Nadero. al ejtrcito federal. mandado
nor g, Ministro dc Ia Guerra. general
Jose Gonzalez SaIas. ' dondc fueron
q 81 vez d~crrotadoS pOr q general!
Huerta POGO tempo desputs.
EeSpecto De sus relacionc> con c.
general .Jac;nto TreviHo jeie haSta
ancra de aquelia division. ' que debe
ea,regarle cl mando, nunca han sido
buenas, Y ahora >oa mucho p"orcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Los prOpietarios ofreeieruD
al Gobisrno cient0 ela-
cueHta mil pesos
Una importanse ayuda Pc los p:oPiesa
rios d San Luis Potost al GobIer-
NO para que cubra sus gastos
correspondence Especial para Ii "iE\sA

CorrcSpondencia Especial para La "i;E\sA
SAN LUIS POTOSI, Noviembre 20.
Una importante junta de propieta-
rios De fircas rusticas. tuvo lugar
aver a las ) D. m, en- Ia asa habita-
cjon del senior Ignacio MurieI, sta en-
las GALES Francisco l. Madero Y Fuen-
te.
Era G. obieto, solucionar el asunto
del pago de contribuciones, el que
fuG considerable con toda la atencion
que merece, habiendo tornado part
en- Ia discussion varios de los promi,
uentes ~personajes ALI reunidos.
Despu6s de los debates, Ilegose a
esta conclusion: en- vista de que las
circumstances del Erario del Estado
son muy ~aflictivas. debido q "a falta
de page de las contribuciones, y de-
seando los senores citados ayudar al
gobierno en- Ia medida de sus fuerzas,
Sc hara a cuenta de las contribuciones,
IN anticipo. pagando cada II de los
contribuyentes una Suma mayor que
g importa De las ultimas contribucio-
nes que Sc pagarCn.
De todaS maneraS, este Sc hara a
rescrva de que. al tener algUn are
glo con c. gobierno. Sc les devuelva
70 que hubjeren dado de mas o eXigir-
seles 10 cue hubiese faltado.
Sc conviro en- que cada propieta-
rio dari 10 mas que lie sea possible sin
lcSionar Sus ~intereses. Y en- que hoy
entregarian al general Chapoy. go
bernador Y comandante militar del Es-
lrd>a 4 Ia IA. pIIua. col. la1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Haste Ell aqua de Ia pFesa
uuierGn venisrIa en- orc
al pueblo gotosln0'
FL gobierno pide ayuda a los conner
c~iantes para salvar lie situacion
en- que Sc e~acuentra
C~orrcspordcpcia Especial par: IN rEENsi.
SAN LUIS POTOSI. Noviembre 10.

~
'O[Ft>poEuC.r'h n>roIr,
pan LUIS ana.. QUO.
.os I'd" esJ",-~o ~ 1os one So
jos AM g f;., 4;s4r;bnido
.no., 10 - c;,,Jad
i" nc "sa'S w o., oro ma
H"'s'e
e'o"@! 0 81 q ,
i""i'"' 'oS f' anir;., o..
'I"i "nO'iei''' vI 49, hscho rros
"''|''s'''' ., fai,ar-
rI.;Ja .;Io MIRA o,
~+awh;su MR., ., Iavs-
Co'',"''' >'"' .,., ,,odo
w "' ''F'' l., .a.,br;.
dad. FL Ayuntamiento ha tornado car
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Iasist2ss que Villa ha ass'
s'Hade a grsn numefo
de extTanjeTos
Sabese que las mujeres meXieanaS
casadas con chinos, fueron que
macas por ell jefe rebelde
Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENs.

NIpl Ft'IuElNl isHl'Ns"'
FL PASO, Texas, Noviembre IL
Unas mujcres que llegaron p~roceden-
ties de Jimenez dicen que I'm anciano,
eli apariencia americana, fue muerto
en- dicha ciudad y que los villistas
hicieron una gran luminaria en- Ia que
ccharon cl cadavcr. Los mineros que
! conocen a Henry Clark, mlnero anne
ricano. Green que es e. el muerto.
Los agcates federales americanos
dc csta ciudad saben que una me-
yicunas casadas 0 chinos fueron
! ouem.das con TODD Y u hijos. Tn
reiugiado dice que VIC 4 tres chinos
mucrtos en- las GALES de Parral, y
Il Villa manifesto Su decision de
"matar a los extranjeros, echar fuera
a las tropas americanas y confiscar
todas las tierras de propiedad de eX,
tranjeros."
Los refugiados diccn que Villa ma
II 4 todos los c~xtranieros que encucn
ira, mcnos a los japoneses.
-Durante IN tremcndo ~descarril2-
micnto ocurrido hace algunoS dlas,
entire Torreon y Durango, perecid t!
mcdico aleman Mc.Aipia, quien por
mucho tempo reside en- Ia ciudad DC
Durango.
Ii tren no fue asaltado por bando-
lcros. sino que debido a n impru-
dcncla de los maquinistas salto de Ia
via ' Sc hizo pedazos.
Entire los pasajcros que iban en- .!
convoy y que Sc salvaron, Sc pudo
identiiicar al Dr.. McAlpin, unico
Gc los mucrtos que no Qucdo en- &c
absolute dcsflgurado.
Los dennis no pud!crun c rcccno-
ci!os dcspucs del dcsas;rc.
IN rcfugiado que lego &c Santa
nusa.la r~cfierc que Villa csra reciG-
lando i todoS los hombres que en-
cu,rjra en- cdad mi.itar.
Dee e. mismo que Villa capture
dos carros de municiones. un caro- de
rifles Y Scis ametrai:adoras que lleva-
ba el general Maycotte, quien fue de
rrctado ccyca de Santa Rosalia, hace
ina o dos semanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
ATiSQ :
SUSCRIPTCRES

= Los suscriptGres dc LA PREM q.
= SA no iehcn o!viGar. cuaado i!
: cam5ien De r~esidcrcia, darnos ::
: Ia direction cue han tenido Y Ia :
: que ieseen tencr en- adciante :
: nues sin este requisite no pode- =
D." mos anotar 81 Gambia en- nueS- ::
= eros lihros. ::
/ i - & l. Z, !, i : i E i. i, i, i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
La Sra. Me- chimney CANA
Is libras de peso con
dos botelLas de
TanIac
Sc We ahora tan bien. que sus amis-
tades cast la de~sconocen.
PADECIO DURANTE Dos AMOS
pesaba unicamentc 81 iibras GUAM
do en:pezo a oma Tanlac; a!,o-
"a pesa lis y Sc siente muy
feliz.


d. Se'!''' 'N"' '",o
que mi eSPoS' nay" S~'1'o ~ "D'"S
"e peso CO" oo' -H. .aI"4-
l.' So"" Io.,..a.;:n g..
Is" .
"S'l'" ''H's F'N' "oa u~...n.. :.
=. Mc'''n-':' u" -
'i'uSI'''. leH 10 y
l"rH'"c'' Ut Nlcs"S y" -
vi ''~'.''' ,I..I
c~hcjehI'" 'nnple"uo 0o. ~
lotion -" '''' e' ''"'
n!c". = cu"N'a NarIoS ano> w '
;f23ai"""" PARA IL c'|""" '0"'i
- m&N c&-!n2Go poF 81 co"''"''''
! EI3I!"a1 on q V''''J''
ems ":"!5ta"e* t" ''oES'"" :
s"gIT'"'&;c esIaf"' "e
s2bc" gu" n sonora "'H''''r'
. "c"oh'&do completaf'e''r !" '''""
20 -cn@e P"!ao'"s 7H''s'''s GU
Gie po!c.m" eNpTeSlF' ''ii' 10 w.
P Se2lIA, rcsH'c'o q" l''l'"S = "'!0 q
s.. -t'h"1'y =! pT. E'"1' ''ne-
scatant" de lan.1c en- 'fieii" Gu
, dad. o iTDoslb:" Sc me mace M
GCscv:i:r . I'd. 10 %gTaa1y'Go que
c-tyy Il csta medicine pos 10 que Ia
hacno = II: c.ros@ dcvo!T:crGo!e IN
aaIud. Hacc dos amos cu2n"o m
nczo Ella Il Scn:lr los pEIH"roS SIN
tomas dc Indigestion, y otlas cnlcr-
mnl.dcs lei cstnmago. Sin embargo
tc In. mrticinas que Sc lc prcStaron
Ggran;e toAo csc tempo. ella CONT
raaba p~oniGndose Feor. Sc VIC obi
cada . ~uietarsc a INA dleta "igu'
rosa Y unicamCrte leche ' pan to$-
tado podia tomar como a,:racnto dial
RIO. vcndo en- dccadencia dia con dla.
arctandosc en- cnergian Y en- peso.
b.S.a cue lego = pcsar uricamcnte
- iihras. Los gases SO dcsprendlan
de- su ~>lomago lo~ca?iZant"sc al
he, raiur III cora26u y la mayor par
tc a. las rochcs las p~asaria en- We
Ia, y vo con ella. pucs on mucras
orasionc, h#sta Ia respiration lc ha-
rio ralta. I'u@ un continue p"dcccr
y sutrir durante dos largoS amos. No
a,a!me 4" tai nian"ra con 81 case.
que en- vcccS pensaba que tenarta
QUO nC".prir. mics ada p9FCcla Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23

Cuand0 neccSitc libroS en- cSpanOi
dirijasc Il IgnaciO L. LOzano.-f0l
D0Ior0Sa St.-San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-23
Los cerrancistas faltos G. parqus

LIS ESiIeISAStaS SiNOS - P"GS~
I,TSoH" que '" f'' '''
,oE"d"' J 4OS S''''''' TX .'''o d
n2'tr2 caf.ah''S% nos "ec'" est"
Hss:'&h" que IA I"I'" "e """'G.o'e>
IS c1aa G:a mayor para e! &oD!ef"o
ce tacto-
Was lie c'a2o m''IoncS "e c"''"cnoS
teHia' t'>to' para ser Ne'a'oS = ne
!,-,5o = ragro Pass nero o, robier
ma-;..,a ,o .;Io ;,,,i9;6 81 ma
20 de dichoS cargamentoS. sin" que
los retlr" dc "a fronteTa' e~nVl'nao!eS
% SaH Antonio, conde amor" SC en-
cu"ntran.
- ~Tl@'."Nc!a del %ooleFHo para cyl
Tar CONTINGENCIES DC parqUe : ar
mas nu2ca habla S'do tan SraHa'
como how nj tan SeTeraS las Peha'
an'lcadas a los tntractorcS-
Nos decta IA mi>ma persona aun-
que dc clio 10 nos pudo dar datoS
~clcrtoS. que, en- Gamble los VliIlNfas
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-30
s T I T e s
(From the Enterprise

Travis York is making preparation to
go into the woods near Golden. He ex-
poets to remain about month.
Lewis Austin, VIM. Baldwin, Louie
Hall and Mr.. Sellard went to the
Meadows last week on hunting trip.
Dad Cochran was buying hogs in the
city Monday to take to his ranch where
he will feed portion of his corn crop.
VIM. Rebel, M. V. Foss, and Jack
Harris came down from Elk City last
Friday and took the early morning train
for Spokane.
Frank Wind, of Occur d Alene, and
Tim Rice, of st. Joe, Idaho passed
through the city last Friday enroute to
the mining section.
1. Ewing and J. B. Leeper were Koos-
kia visitors Sunday. They made the
trip via rail going down and looked
over the road situation coming back.
Mrs. Virgil York, of Pleasant Valley,
was reported very sick the latter part
of last week. Her condition is greatly
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-30

Jake Welte relinquished his claim pc
fore going on to Iowa and Enoch crosby
filed on the land, it being much pet
ter tract than the one he secured last
summer. The boys say this was the
drvest season that section has expert
enced in years, yet the good farmers
harvested very nice crops, and they ex-
meet 1t to prove a good farming country
in time to come. They will move up
there next spring with their famihes 10
make their future home.
A very enjoyable birthday dinner was
given Sunday at the Herman Funke
home northeast of town in honor OF the
first anniversary of little DICK UT,
those present being the Orr, Peyer ana
Funke families. 1.-THE table was decorat-
ed in blue and white and the dinner was
one of the kind Mrs. Funke knows SO
well how to prepare.
About forty of Barney Tacke 3
] friends drove out to the farm on Mon
day evening and surprised him, 1T beng
the anniversary Of his sixtieth birthday
Late in the afternoon one OF the inVlteo
guests persuaded him to go for car
ride and as they drove by the place one
of the ladies suggested to stop and get
warm. And they were warmly treated
when they came in, for the other guests
had arrived by then to extend congra
tulations, and the girls had a dainty
four-course luncheon awaiting them
Also many pretty presents were given
The evening was spent with cards anc
chatter. AS the midnight hour begar
to draw near the guests departed fol
their homes, wishing Mr.. Tackle many
more happy birthdays. And Barney
SAYS he feels like living sixty years lon
ger to have the happy occasion repeated
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-30
(From the Progress.)

Tug Wilson returned Tuesday from
Michigan, where ne has been located
the past several months.
Willis Turner, of Winona, was in
town the first of the week and added
his name to the subscription for the
Seven Mile road.
Norman Musiel, formerly of the KAN
iah Meat market, is now conducting a
meat market in Sites. He is a steady
Young man and we hope to see him sue
coed.
N. j. Drake, and sons, were called to
Palouse City to attend the funeral Of
his brother-in-law, o. G. Stephens, who
died there Monday morning, aged about
Is years.
Quite number Of the Indians from
this community are now laying in their
winter supply of jerked mowitch."
The black tail are said to be quite plen-
tiful on the ridges between the Salmon
and the South Fork of the Clearwater.
M. T. Campbell and wife, of Wood
land, were shopping in town SATURDAY..
Mr.. Campbell states that he lost num-
Der Of sacks of spuds by the recent cold
snap, after they had been dug and COW
cred with straw temporarily before be-
ing hauled to market.
The young folks certainly had severa!
days of fine skating on the slough, at
then orth end of the Clearwater bridge,
last week. We ourselves went down
Saturday with the boys and rubbed a
little of the rust from our youthful ac'
complishments and played shinney, -
"crack the-whip and other games of
boyhood days. Skating is fine sport
and the > or more gentlemanly
young fellows who were there seemed
to enjoy it to the utmost.
George johnson states that he had
several wagon loads of apples freeze
last week.
Albert Wegner killed four point
buck, just north of the planning mil
last week.
M. L. Hasting will turn lot Of
Kamiah corn into gold, via the hos
route this winter. He having purchased
$50 head of shoats.
Work has commenced on the bridge
across the Middle Fork near Kooskia
1t is being erected under the supervi
sion OF the Kidder Highway district.
Mrs. J. H. Ivey and children lef
this week, for arden, Washington
where Mr.. Ivey recently purchased /;
picture show and confectionery store
Clifford hubbell accompanied them ant
will work in the store.