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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.
Stuart Ave.

seven rooms and sleeping porch.
S'e"m neat, electric lights, bcautifu,,,.
ra2crcd Price. $1,000
JOHN 7. GODDIN & co.
los IL West Marshall Street. brIct ,
rooms. deep lot. side entrance
good order: nice, centrally In
Gated home. S4.25o.
3221 West Marshall. s-room. frame
corner lot. 35Xl75 feet, nearly
new. y nice home. improyisp M,
the time. $500.
1918 West Cary street. S-room. brick
new, detached, side entrance.
strictly modern: electric lights
etc. $4,000.
2Slo West Cary Street rooms. de-
tached. brick; fine condition.
$4,000.
26o6 West Cary. rooms, semidetachcd
just completed. bricl< housc
strictly iirst-class home. s3.Guo
2?oi West Main. broom. frame, fine
conditions: beautiful lot. large
side and back yards. S3,70e.
1920 Floyd Avenue. S-room. brick. first.
class order. $3.50.
22"S Floyd Avenue, Broom. brick semi
detached. $3.50.
5liS West Main, 7-room, brick new.
cellar under whole house. rift
hoors throughout. hot-water
heat; lot, sdN2o0 feet $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange. farm 900 acres central
Illinois Fair buildings. Cost So 800.
Prefers clear virginia river bottom farm
WITH good Improvements. stat" fun rnrtl"-
nlars ~ nr.t letter. Address y. Y Hog
!und. ii"lland. III.
Gpob "up"rluuii> Ni,.. >m7'l house. tN-
change t"r W.-t end HOUSE. uoN 'a-l 'li;-
f"r,nc" W c.r" Tm"--ri rIi.h 7
DETACHED mud"rn hoin". West End. ciear
Of mortgage. Tor building lots IN W.-t End
ar HON" In central part %: CITY m."r old
coll"s" what HAY" you To offer Address
+ as car" Tiin"s-p Dispatch.
EXCHANGE. farm OF ~ acres. 20 miles
from Richmond. at staitou for good city
property. Farm Is highly Improved All
liv" stnck ana nth"r personal property IL
included In priC" ~ t-p.cDo What have you
/" ur"iH q al. car. Times dispatch.
NICE WILLIAMSBURG lot tc"ru"r). blocks
from post ollie" VIII trad. Tor :, ear
worth 5000 10 s7fo call Madison 5ie7-J
CAN'T iv. alone. VIII trad" my HON. OF
~ acres. Kichaud. iI"n"y"r county; a."
Richmond road worth seq 'no ,1ur'-
goe",. FOR brick hon" ia Yves, End and RAY
difference. Mrs Ian" Perkins. ii"N sos.
civ.
Will. exchange hrick Hars. Jackson warh.
u"r cent Investment. Tor a hom' "u FLOYD
Avenue. about $50" u i.o. care Times DIS
uai"h
Will. "Nchanrc d-SiraoI" RrouitI.ud Park
lots for nom" nu tho Nurth Side. i il..
carc Time I,i-nat"h
Will. "Nchaur" GROW Av"uu" rcsidcuc".
west Of Boulevard FOR drsirrLl" building
lots i io3. ",rc Times Di~untch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

- ~ i.9sisl.N''S ANl' FLATS
condition.
Il, SnAfe' street, rooms baths, Ii.at
furnished 10y owner VIII paper inrou.h-
out Ia last" Of tenant
{ ~. Hanover Avenue. rooms modern
N"wly painted In good condition
lr,i - W"St Main Street, rooms. bath.
To ID" rut ia nr-t-rlHHs condition
$'a Fast Main street. II rooms, baths.
lscnt Very low.
!o, Nor'h ,i'opl"yafi. 10 rooms. baths ,un
pari"r Both back rorch's screened Sew
aud strictly modern
Il; South Pin" street. rooms. hhth
1890 James street rooms. E,ut. SIS
month.
~ south Fourth Street. 6 rooms bath.
floor. Wi!l rent as Mats
100 Park Avenue. rooms. modern. Scps.
rat cntranc" and heating plnnt.
@1i0 West Main street. -""oub hat : rooms.
mod"rn. Scparn'" entrance and scparat"
sol Eas, iiroaA Street. third noor, rooms,
GO; Nor,h Eighth street. second fat. rooms
Rent. $40 year.
niCilMoNp TKUsT AND SAVINGS co.
real. ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
seventh amt Mo,n streets.
.i'?,a w"s' Main STREET, , rooms i" ,nlc.,r ,
Jefferson Iiot"! f:ism y Funston
CNl.I. FOR SEPTEMBER REST LIST
/ COMPLETE. =. J., ~ II. l.. DENtoN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

S-.5VO. Terms
80 "e5 ,i;.. 5-,,oom.>ITeIlns ami o",hulalnEs
County. Price. $500
a"F0T cHr0"1 c ~ G% 10 "" an,s "'' s
every every respcct. Large uuan,i,y OF saw ,im
Beautiful dwelling ovrriuoiting farm Lei
us show you this one.
Is acrSs near Forest nm rark:.o splendh
nrh ie OF HGH nny 70 az WOOL
or poultry f fnnmns ia Tor imM pme
81 a Sa west of city; large s,ro"m hGnsS
balance balance IN hrstcass wood and timber
leo acres Groom house and ou,buildIngs.
miles ' or s sTSd n ,omnl" road rrc. GS
III n@rs r'0r r d.
at once about this one.
from Hweqs 3" s saIa ' /. ss' pIy
asg 5 sEepah r @ an a Of ri Srs
Price. $500. Good terms.
i \ coNNElI.Y X co.
Madison 3SIl Madison 1896.
ica ayr's. nil from tn" Guy; ON nne
ly cleared. um' In good condition: lin. for
truck Or ,i,iIy f,r,": room brick dwelling
50 miles ,ro;" lily 90 s;s in euI
s E%S. '-'"o" '"y'''"f ana 0"'""''''"ES' only
. nsr". nsh,y imnroysa land only, II
ing amd oni;oGiiiins- $500 ''''' '''
100 4ere.; ~. mil"s north Of This city. IL
cleared. hni.uc. wood: room DWELLING: and
outbuiiiingS. hn" truck farm: $500
"a acres 20 acres in cultivation: good Or
chard good ,-r"1rn Iw"llins near rail
acres miles from city. , acres in cul-
Ia good condition. som. fruit: good out
buildings; Mills to railroad: si50o
Manager Farm Department.
l-3 Nor,h Eighth street,
Iiichn"nh. Va.
FARMS FOR SALE
~, 80 re- lee I'm w. ,.lshWohn nnn ii'iains-
anc" in c"rdwo"d and timber. W"ii wateroi
with springs aud streams. Lowest prize. and
ID North Eighth street
FNKMS. al sizI.. Tor sal" " s. Robinson
Franklin Str""'. Richmond. Va.
>; nyr.s = miles west ~ ci,y. botwe.m broad
and rhr'" ',h"rt h""is mic" spring and
stream. uu improvements. but ui"" sit"
:" build; from owner. cheap. No. North
Thrt""n'h Street.
NICE truck or n"ulcrv farm a. mil. from
road. ME-. orchard hricit.d vel. in" water.
chcSu Auilv 40 W.st Tw"utv-siNth Street.
-os,sir@ iarm $50; i',%%r" fam M7%?
: Wim.r. No,,owav. Va.
small hou+r on car linz. suburb Hl,htron,l.
good lo'att"u'. my l3G-acr" stock Farm,
.. mics citv 5000 g i,lru.irehan.
Frvd"ri"ksuur= Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
FOR SAI.E-Fnrrns.
j. a. CONNOLLY q co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va

AZ acres on main road In Chesterfield County.
Se.SOO. Terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
FOR RENT-Rcnl Estatc.
j. a. CONNOLLY g. CO,
Seventh ana Franklin Streets.
RichmOnI Va

DWELLINGS, FoR RENT.
''S w"s, Grn"" Street. 10 rooms. baths.
2iis Stunr, Avenue. 10 rooms . baths. hot. :
water neat lwiil rent In nats).
no East Main Street. : rooms, bath. etc.
1905 Grove Avenue. rooms bath.
'iG West Main Street. . rooms. bath. :
sEH0Np Nat. ioa Hor,h Elm Street. rooms. :
bath. hot-watcr heat. r
SECOND IA, 80, N"r,h Davis Avenue.
percd.
s l,,,,nS n ,n 81 Nor'h Eighth Street.
FIRST fla, 25lo Ens, broad street. . rooms.
ioi North Robinson street. rooms. bath
Madison 1851 Madison asG.
100 North Morris St'."t; 9 rooms. bath. .as.5o
" ,@n' fSrnishai % =" rniur6sned l,ov i"F
s, i Hs., FlsSn,,n. CO.
5 sy %YT isn S,a3sa Ind IN s.;" End "a
81 y q" n? sh9- TO MI "1 nn Sf'" gas an"
81 @r % ,;'z 'a% %@r """ ~. : aa steam
G J, N"r'h ~! .nI r9 fsil 5;ro a. rooms
50 N"r,I Twan,.. -:.y,n,n Street, ,"o'ns
q. N"f,ni r,s.n,v.ii,h street, rooms.
80 80 "a, I..irn S,r".' rooms.
Go North r,,"uty-iit-t Slr.,t. rooms
l.i.NM y 1T NSrl2N
~ JplIN a GOODIES & co
$40" 80 wr.l Grace strr,t |. rooms, steam
,5.o-5.s w.~, ,;,a,~ Street, L rooms.
- y y en-. sIr..I i i@@'is :
s;jO-3D, South r'"utth street. - rooms.
s3Ii ~ W'~l Slain Street. rooms.
sg@- ~ 49,. INV s,r..,. rooms
- Nri'h rium Str.e, tooros
az T@," l'.'9. ,.,,,i rG?m- '"'h 500 no.
MobEItN ,-rooim hou-.. nevly papcrcd:
W., r& ho% NC Mai 10 -" g. v""'es j"
GAtAGF Tor ronl ..is East Niarsh4Il street.
l''"o. N,di.ou 80
l 8, H,u,l, ,l ~ "srr =, man,n
49, N"rh EieEtn ~'r""' 50 uor mouth
L East rf i.I.AE T"s' pi q! r! month
:, a',i y@Id s:,E c.Ssr u si'} :" Ably
e % ' $50. 81 . !" l"a@ Hn'" Elan Ts
H@GrG G.36 ' a " ou s s l arm.
=, Mu,uri Euudus
ron .'q, soa r",S Aysnge l,rs. nous.
s." ", = FAre"h jr. CO.. Inc. 1919
rliuNE Madison - f"r pompl.," rcut
list Surriti iadus 'in"nl~ now b"lns Of {
Win ~ n ,on W,.h - r.,t, hon.o or
~ ELAN fun-',u
HhpGoEn r'n' :. - W,,l Gnry, s'ts,e'3, :
iistri. ~ NG,ad isnliinc
y lgr' @a' nSa,G DUB. i%o& z r aa;;si-
FJENISitEp 81 uufurulAh.d h.i4rhe,. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
WANTlID-liOlIse.
FOR RENT-l'arIn,
FOR KENT-Rcnl Estate.


2IoI Grove Avenue II rooms. baths gas.
electricity. hot-vat.r heat. rufuL, So
rcr month Eiam = runst.1.
FOR rent. ,"mfortHbl. lB-,ooru .."u.,.
partly furnished. hS winnie IN mats
AMY at III S"rth ipurth street. tween
6rae" and FRANKLIN
~ Wet Franklin street, y rooms. ba,n-.
EnS. .i.rtricILy. h,f-wtt"r heat. H..,,.ttaE III D..
r"nt Elnm - fui.-t"r
FOR rem,-''n account uf !.Al!ug tn. CITY.
MI snn,ie.s" al "a larga,n h.autiiui ).
H ;M,.I.,,.,, IN srlgndii nsishhorh"od Every
s. 81. ana "NeSll"nt tuFna." c..n only
l.yatd 81 Tor further particulars.
go Floyd NV'nu" 90 rooms. modem So. ~. Z
lthuc'nents EiyU = Funston
tMo.st'r! room outage electric lirhis.
Hri"Nhn water neatly furnished on t'ar,.
street t"Hi. "ppo-!t" entrance 80 Country
'IuIr l,ps5"sslpH D.tut-r J. Phone Houic-
49, -
10 North Fourth Str".t. tpuiu. hot v,. tt,r
Nat so TOR "a, nth ELAN y Funston.
II .NIlN'' and hshtng preserves .or lca-. IN
ratch
water hcai So mr. month
i'- NoTth Linden Street. ruuin,. bath .ls
"'triottv h"t-wHtor heat SO p.r
month. "r NIjh lttruh" ;l ..i ,nouti,
ELAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

acres. groom dwelling car line. only
miles from city. To- u" sold To settle
estate. Price. Sl>Ho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

~ acres old house. about acres cleared.
balance in Cordwood Price. $50. See us
at once about this one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

leo acres Groom hous" and outbuldings.
all I'm good condition. Located only l.
miles of city on main road Price. 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
FOX SALi;-irnrn,s

go. VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE
-, in,ti's. level well fenced: about half
~, 'ui'iEhil"h. miles from iny.n nn.ii
ni"''"l. n-in"in house, spring water stoiia
n1'p COZ ~ crib, poultry house :, ,ni.,r;;
49,, ~ i,'',', 'i,"bO. terms ALSO stock
Tfu%hs ana farm imD!rmrn,s FOR sale For
Imn,n. pi ..'uihih. address ID. Dugran
Fy.t SAT- or i"rt. small farm 10 mil.. frnn,
ivy on good steam road. Good nu,Idi,,,.
tn"d lahh splendid pastur" It.rr.in "a
'''ss u f's. car" Times Dirpatch
-" acre. ii"nric" County. On main ,u,o
in"", about - IN cultivation: well w,t"r.y
ann VA i'l-'lhsN "onhitiun Hirbt ,,rt..
.n' easy terms. Arply T,"wlcs 4 lone ~
IT, North Eighth Street '''S 'o''
,,,,, FAfM BARGAINS
EIGHTY ncrc~. with :. room a,y,iIin, .,,
,nirh CO, on Petersburg TURNPIKE. ,Lnmi
=" "'r"S cleared .Tlh farm l., located ,,
"a miles east az Chester, and only :, ,n.,
uiSlHnr" fr"n IN" oil aud ras h,it ami ', ~,
70 b"nrnt 81 " bargain. g, L. 4 in ~ ~
noon. So Matt Street ~ L. De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
WANTED-Ronl Estate.

LIST your farms with J. A. Connolly Co..
Write postal for necessary blanks.
WANTED. To buy home IL owner Will take
part payment In stock with line future:
balnnce cash. y i2.. care Times. Dispatch.
WANTED. acreage. farm; city or town prop.
cut up and handled by our np-to.d,tc
methods. and ". sell where the usual
on commission. In all parts of tn" United
states. W" able to turn real estate
r"sid"nc" lots or farms-into cash quickly.
because by subdividinI W" meet the need
our representative" Will Inspect your prop
"rty We also exchange Washington city
Investment property for Residence. farm or
timber land National Real Estate and
Auction Company. l02i Woodward luilding.
Washington. -. =
WANTED. TO cxchanwe several lots On
church HILL for small home. West End
or suburbs. owner. j i0i. Times DIS
WANTED. To- rent. g or t-roorm. modern cot
tage. west side. .. W. Moves. Richmond
Union Stock Yards
state location and price. II. Watson. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, WAREHOUSE,
With Railroad Siding
on
Southern, Seaboard or a. c. l..
Box 1922,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

% acres. 5-roonr/dwcllInE and outbuldinEs.
=, !" miles from Richmond la Chesterfield
County. Price, $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

100 acres. Caroline County. only half mile
from X. l.. l.. Il. Il. To IL date In
every respect. Large quantity Of Saw tim :
per: large streams, beautiful low grounds.
beautiful dwelling overlooking farm. Let
US SHOW Won lhiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

acres. splendid dwelling OF iarG" rooms.
only blocks from car line. Fine location.
FrlC.. 8. 500. Good terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

IL acres. near Forest I'M Park. Splendid
dwelling. outbuildings. About 70 acres n
hiEh state OF cultivation. Plenty az wood
and three running streams, \ tin" truck
or poultry farm. So. us for informn ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
$4,000

Brick tlats. we'll located in the IVES,
l.ud. near Meadow street. Vie ldinc IL
per cent ON the Investment, and leased
10 good yearly tenants. Double Noul
Income ON The investment by huyiu.
this property.
RUFFIN SLOAN.
No IS North Eighth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

DWELLINGS FOR RENT.
ny West Grn"" Street. ~ rooms. . bat
hot water heat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

% acres west OF city large S-room house
barns. etc. About ~ acres open la MI
balance In iirst-class wood and timber
Price. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

.l,.!s W"s; Main Street. rooms Ia nice
order Reduced rent. On" square from
Jefferson Hot"! Eism - Funston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

IT" ~ t'r iu' mn tINm g FIusf"n-
HUNTING and nshtur preserves .nr I.,.. an
i"nuuk"y River. y ~. care Times DE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

CALI. FOR SEPTEMBER REST LIST
COMPLETE. &. J.. ~ II l.. DENboN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

FLATS FOR RENT
SE.HOND Hat. ioj North Elm Street G room,
bath, hot-wdt"r heat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

>. acres. highly improved land only IL:
miles from city. I'M" road. J-ruoin dwell.
ing and outbu!idinE-. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
j a coNNEI.LY y co.
Madison 3S'i, Madison 2361

ic3 acres. mil"S from Tn" city. ON fine
r"nd: larr" orchard. line water. land most
ly cl"a red. ,n,! Ia good condition: lin. for
truck dairy farm. room brick dwelling
and outbuiLiugs. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

SECOND Nat 30, North Davis Avenue
rooms, bath. hot-wat"r heat. newly ps
per.n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

Ye Yves, Main street. !, rooms. bath.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

SECOND Hat ci7 North Eighth Street
rooms. bath.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-28
FORT HALL

Miss Nora e. O'Brien, of Basalt
was a recent visitor in Fort Hall
Mrs. Sophie Leigh and Miss Lula
Young. of Blackfoot, were the guests
of Mrs. r. J. Ward, Sunday.
Milton F, Stevenson Is the proud
owner of a new Ford runabout, pur-
chased from Bills brothers at Black
foot.
Twenty-seven Indian allottees were
recommended to the departemnt for
citizenship by the competency COM
mission which recently visited Fort
H0ll.
Easter services were held in the
Episcopal chapel, Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. s. w. Creasey, rector,
preaching. The baby girls Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred r. Moran and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Ward were christened.
At the annual election of school
district No. "a, held here April II,
L. s. Reay and M. M. Thorne were
elected as school trustees, the former
for a term of three years and the
latter for one year. The new board
met and organized April 81, at which
time r. l.. Kennedy was elected
chairman and M. M. Thorne, clerk.
The Fort Hall Irrigation project
has issued very attractive booklet
containing the rules and regulations
of said system. and also parts OF state
and federal statutes governing irri-
CATION works. The booklet is for
distribution among water users and
other interested persons. The print
ing was done by The Idaho Republic
can press.
Fred r. Moran, who has been prin-
cipal of the government boarding
school for several years, has been
transferred to the position Of CHIEF
clerk at the Indian agency, Mesca-
lero, New Mexico. Mr.. Moran and
family left Tuesday morning, via Los
Angeles and San Diego, for his new
post of duty. Walter P. Squires, OF
Anadarko, Oklahoma, will succeed
Mr.. Moran as principal here.
Water is now running in the canals
and bitches of the Fort Hall irriga-
ton system. The ditchriders who
will handle the delivery of water are
Alvin s. Mcdaniel and William P.
tunsten, stationed at Tyhee; Wen
dell Dawson, stationed at Gibson;
j. Alex. Vaughn, stationed at Shell
ley; Edward J. Kelm, stationed at
Rossfork creek siphon; and J. Frank
Hunter, stationed at the Blackfoot
headgates. The maintenance charge
for delivering water during the 1915
season, as fixed by the Department
of the Interior, is 55 cents an acre.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-28
STERLING


Frank Hurdle, the principal of thu
local schools, visited the home foil
at Shelley over Easter.
Mrs. Frank HAT arrived from Bur
ley, Monday. Mr.. HAT has started
In business here with a barber shoI
and pool hall, and will make Sterling
their future home.
F. H. Kernohan and John M. Mich
olas, of Nampa, was here Monday
Hooking at their ranch property west
of town. Both are men OF means
and are well satisfied with local farm
conditions, which they pronounce
| fine.
Rudolph Seitinger, w. Greenwood
and george e. Mclean made bust
ness trip to Blackfoot, Saturday. :
Mrs. Belle Partridge was one OF
the many visitors to the Grove City
on business the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Corbridge ar
rived home from an extended visit
to Preston and other Cache valley
points this week.
James Claypool is erecting dwell
ling house on his Springfield ranch.
Frank Jones and vince Marriott
are drilling beets for the sugar COM
lany this season. The local farmers
did so well last year that there will
be an increased acreage OF this
money making crop.
Miss Mary Skinner has accepted a
position at the Sterling hotel.
A mistake was made last week In
the printing of the name of the man
ager of the Crystal Springs Trout
farm. Mr.. Isaccs is certainly to De
congratulated on the efficient way
this important industry is conducted.
And a trip to the hatchery Is time
we'll spent. We are informed that
the firm are furnishing the ,. 5. l..
and many private firms in Butte ana
Pocatello with fine grade OF trout.
Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Greer visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, Sunday.
Conditions at the bridge are ap-
parently much better since MT. ROD
ertson took charge. He has equipped
another pile driver and is working
from both ends with the work NOV
ing much faster. Every thing lndl-
Gates the early completion OF the
valuable outlet.
j. G. E Carpenter, Of Aberdeen, was
a Sterling visitor, the hrst OF tue
week. -,
The show given Friday night,
What Happened to Jones" was real,
ly better than expected and played
to the largest house we have had
here, Every part was well taken ana
they may be sure of good house II
they decide to play here again. we
understand they will play in the near
future at Riverside.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-28

+ j. A. Anderson has cleared 80
acres and plowed about 20; visitors
at his place marvel at the richness
of the soil. E
The canal company is having a
check gate put in to raise water three
feet for some of the lands on the
west side of the canal, very gra-
tifying piece of news to several whose
lands were above the water line here
tofore.
A visitor at Pingree recently told
about being in the government SER
vice when they took soil tests all
over Utah and Idaho, and test from
soil west of Blackfoot scored high
est. He has since secured tests from
the Pingree country that best the
other by nine points.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-28
AMONG THE
BACHELORS

We closed the bachelors depart
ment and bachelor articles last week,
but had to open up again. AS soon
as the paper got out and was read,
a number of people told us how much
good 1t was doing and how they en-
joyed the reading and how the neigh
bors were discussing 1t and borrow
ing the,paper on account of 1t. Then
a good looking women came to the
office and said that she and her
daughters had read each chapter
with so much interest, and had laugh
ed and cried over the various things
that were funny or that appealed
to them because so awfully true, and
said she hoped there was more COM
ing, and before we knew it we said
we had one more thought on our
editorial mind that we had neglected
to mention and would use 1t next
time, here it Is:
The wise ones know that you can
watch man going down the street,
and even tho you never saw his wife
you can pick her out by the way he
greets her If they meet. Most men
just slow up and, Where you go
ing?" He doesn't lift his hat like
he used to do when he was counting
her. When he meets other women OF
his acquaintance he is courteous and
off comes his hat, but not so with
'.the missus." She feels it but what
can she say! Does he respect her
less now that he knows her better?
id-he show her all those attentions
in courtship simply to win her, and
is he like the man on the steamer
who cools down and says he's got
her now?
The story about the steamer is
this The man was late and saw
them hauling in the gangplank as
he approached the dock. He swung
his hands and called; he took of his
hat and waved it as he ran; he ran
faster and waved his arm and hat
frantically and made as big a fuss
as he could. He managed to get
aboard at the last second and walked
to the middle of the deck putting
and painting. According to a mans
philosophy there was no use in his
continuing his demonstrations with
his hat and arms. He didn't need
to run up and down the deck and
swing his hat to keep on good terms
with the steamer. He's got it now
and he could relapse and save his
breath.
That is the way lot of the mar
ried men are doing now with their
wives. II Mr.. Gallant overdid the
matter when he was counting, per-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-28
RIVERVIEW
A. w. Thompson


At the school election In District
No. Is, Richard Stevens was elected
clerk of the board of trustees; James
WEIGH and Eskel Eskelsen being the
other two members OF the board.
Grover Kirkpatrick had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot with an AK
while chopping wood. It required
several stitches to close the wound.
Mat Hancock, who has been Grip
pied with rheumatism all winter,
was reported worse last Saturday.
Mrs. George Kirkpatrick left last
Tuesday for Oakley, Idaho. where
she expects to join her husband, who
has taken a dry farm in that locality.
and will engage in stockraising.
Mrs. A. w. Thompson fell Sunday
evening striking her hand on a
board, spraining her wrist so that
she Is unable to use 1t.