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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
AIIlolln'neapoIte.
SAT-!

Da BET life bar m1ligt for os
at faa 2eiligbe6 til at iige Gaf til
ate, Der gl96ebe % me6 berea
Nerberelie beo Dor SglbbrDllups,
felt Gors6ag Mften Den 90. Marts,
gnifer bi gjennem ungebla6et" al
uotale Dor bierteliglte Saf til alll
8enner, iom bar til Steoe, og til.
lige for De im1ffe @aber.
On inrlig Sat til ct. Neoers
Menigbeo, &binbeforening og ing
oomsforening iamt Safe Mmelio
&Dinoeforening, Der orrangere6e
BEN oberor6entligt im11ffe Geft fo1
tos.
Martin Melion, Mnna Meljon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
@pmnaItifopbisnineen.

s iomful6e b%albfier6e Sime lg6
&omman6ooroene taftfalt i 26r6ags
Sites / Central &igb 5cbool's rup.
to=6ate" @pmnoltifial, bbor etbbert
terfeligt &eoifab, ser er n96ben=
|6iet til @pmna1tif og anoen Sport
fin6es.
Sgrite &oI6 morcbereoe precis
&l. 7.30 ino / @alen nn6er 2e6e111e
al ST.. @Dmnaftiflerer- s. 6. Sang
mach: SOLICIT, Ser bar 1ammen1ot
al Damer, bar ct Mpbegpn6er=@ol6,
og i 8etragtning at bette, gior6e sc
oereS 3belier im11ft. Derefter OPP
oi1te ST.. 2angmacb ct it9rre Solb
al nnge &eiifolepiger, og Ser bar
2b 90 Saftfo1tbe6 ober So1bets
Rbelfer. 9iSie 3be1ier bar ielbf6l=
ge1ig efter engelif &ommanoo. Mf=
te11ens ii61te Salb6el bleb benDttet
al 6anife Solo og til 2eoiagelie al
6anif &omman6o. Sgrit m%arcbereoe
9anif &bin6egDn1nofi tifforening til
2eoiagelie at @ang og un6er 2e6el=
ie at Sol6etS @pmnaihflererin6c
6ru S. M%erregaar6, in6 .og tog Ga
len / 8efio6elie. Sol6et, Ser / Mar
teller ca. 80 @pmnalter, uoferte
fine 9belier go0t og pent, men
man iabne0e bog noget al BEN Salt-
beo og 5ammenbol6, Der berife6e
ober @igeboloet, iom mon iad nm
6er 2angmacbs 2eoelie, men Set
bar maaffe pon @run6 of 0e npe
2ofoliteter, iom mon lite bar f1lo~
!ltpnoigt fortroltg me6. Si6fte Solo
bor Dunff Mtbletflubs, inppIeret
me6 enfelte @Dmnalter fra ct. 8e=
6ers @trfes MISUNDERSTANDING
@pmnaitifbol6, % UNDER 2e6elie al
Sol0ets @pmnaitifIerer, ST.. Carl
Beterien; bette Sol6S 8r9ltotioner
bar Homtbiltelig Mftenens be0ite;
enbber 9belie bIeb n6f6rt meo. en-
&orreftbe6 og &urtigbe0, font for
tiener al Mnerfienoel1e. Sg 811bli=
fun, Der taltes / ct MntaI al ca.
200 bi1ite ogfaa iebnligt So16et
me6 itprfe Saan6flop.
Otter Opbisningen bleb Der ferpe=
ret Sc / Sfolens Spiiefol.
Sen el6fe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
st Matipnalberf.

@om befien6t er onoet 8in6 al
Mationalberfet, u9onife / Mmeri.
fo", begDn6t at 1lbfomme, i6et Sob
beltbeftet IL ct u61en6t til Mbon=
nenterne. Sets Sn6bol6 antpoes
en- Gortegne1!ie, font fin6es / Mber.
tis1ement paa Si6e 6 / Sag. Ser
bil mon 6esu6en fin6e Sn6bol6s.
fortegnel1e for g., T., 5. og 6. &ef.
te, 1on1 alle n6fommer / 2gbet al
sSoraoret og Gorl ommeren,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
1nr arttt,

ST.. &e6oftpr::-
Eillo6- mig, giennem Deres ere-
sc 8lao, at 1tille %fglgen0e 0pfor-
bring til l1ngbomsforeningen al
1905's &eftprelfe:
Sill ~gritfommenoe Gors6ag Mf=
ten, 6e1 Ste MpriI, at in6bp6e til
Sore6rag, ielifabelig 5ammenfom1t,
DiSfnsfionsmg6e, etc: bette flo
1te UNDER ct bbilfet iom bel1t II
|6et Gimme ems oct til11Dlte: uDe
6or. @toters @tilling oberfor Ser
6enSfrigen."
Sg bborfor lite bette?
Sor0i Di n9ite 3ors6ag Mfter1
life Fun 6isfutere set!
NGite 9ors6og er Ser ne1nIig 6e=
freteret &rigstilitan6 mellem Sen
fej1erlige tDife &egjering % II. @;
log BET bill 1oa bore enbber loblD6ig
8orgers og vreii0ent a1ien'S" 8ligt
at itille Jig 1oDalt oberfor &egjerin=
gems Soranltaltninger, og tie bom-
title me6 Sc Sn6ben6inger, Ser
fun6e babe bprH fremf9rt, mems
|Gi6 bar.
~ L -sE@
Boa- neite Eorsbog er set: o +
|ii16e!
so set bil6e Blue en- be6rgbelig
Mften for anberleoes tnrfen6e at
futile ii66e, figuring talt, me6
Meun6furb paa, og IDtte til set iif-
fert nenoelige utra1b", Ser al fob
len6e u&atrioter" bi16e blibe trent
|fprt 1on Mrg1tment for Il. g.. Snb=
tre0en i 8eroensfrigen: 9erip1n
6is1e on6erle6es tenfenbe, perbalt,
bab6e tenH Jig at pr%oteItere bert
mobl Seq tror, Ri alligebel bil0e
bore b1eben flere 6eroml
Oilers man man io inbr9mme,
at Ser for 1an biM er Metobe i @aI-
fabenl 81 fto6 % 10 iaa go6t i Ne<
bolltionSfrigen, bbor 100000
Mano fempe6e moo Gnglonos
10000 - og bandit S Rrigen
1912 bab6e bi $4,000 regulars
ono militia" MOO $4,000 / be1 ell
gelife og canabiife Scr; ganffe bii1
erobreoe - 90 afbrgn6te eng
len6erne 8aibington, 8. g., meh
1,5O0 Man6 imo6 5,400 Soribnre=
re, men 6erom mel6er r1oturIigbis
Be amerifanffe Siftoriebgger j
5foIerne - intet. - Men mi fffful
hi biie, at bi fan gigre gn6e poo
geroensfrigen 1914-17l
&bore6es2
Nat1rligbiS be6 enten at ufor9.
re" Grnnfrig en- Billion Collars
en- paatanH @abe, font Ben ftolte
ronffe Mation ielbfgIgelig ouereoe
6ar afbiit meo 6Dbfglt Got obj.
6oragt). gner ogfoa beo ct 2aar
til Be Mliereoe poo FEM gufin6
Millioner Doaars, bborom en- brit
itaae,oe Gnn1beosrnano fra ct al
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81. Haul
2etteIie.

S &eferatH ira @olgatba Sir
fe1S Wgoe I iioite Summer, taar
Der 4oe 5palte, 4oe 2inie fra
open: ubi!oe life blipe lutberif".
Scr ifllloe ielDfplgelig itaa: bilbe
blibe lntberif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
@aa 6pipitalet.

Miis 2eiln Nosmusien, 9atter
of MrS. 2ouiie Nasmnsien Ober=-
fasiererife for set 0onlfe 5plterfam=
funo al u. g. bar lige giennem-
gaaet en- beloig Salsoperotion paa
ct berbprenbe &oipital.
Sum bentes Is ifrepet / 2pbet al
benne l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30

Il. g. itgrite 8anfinitituter Ge
MapIs. MftenbIaoe 81. Martg) uo-
taller Jig, at bette 2aan bill e1toe
&rigen". Dette epentuelle 2aan be-
tragteg / Mmerifas 8%anffreoie lom
CT peace imurance". On ui1l0=
ifrnnfet &reoit til Be Mllierebe for
Sfibe, Mmmunition % Sgoepdrer
bil6e tage ct iaa6ant 2aans Sorm.
Dg 8engene bilbe / Gelge Gagens
Matnr blibe fer / 2anbet."
Sa, Ser bar hi 6etl 9erpaa CT Boz
Ieret Mmerifas, Il. g. &egierings,
@reitbent @illons SSnteres1e i &ri-
gen. SIT UNDER ifpl6tg SeniDnta<
gen til at !igge poa Mapen, frpbe
b aa 8ngen og ffelbe for en- 8an=
5 erDnfe fra @er6ens 1tgrite 5grg=
Der: @nglano! @ller rettere: 8all
|Street, 8nnferne % Mmm1nitionS<
Isl brifonterne. 9isies Snteresle !
g rigen - &apitalismens Snteres=
lie ~ u%n6erltettet al EN- uiubii-
6i5e6" Hres1e, bar uaflabeligt ltoen
lite Muguit 1914 trommet ct naipt,
gootroen6e, i6eali1tiif Soft "a
nation, not a race" Der 6aaner
al Senrpffelfe, naor oe fer oct arne-
rifanife Stag, og iom life Tan ipn=
sc uoenab Sc tire f6rite 2inier al
uEbe Star 5pangleo 8anner" -
op til oen Soc, at oct ct. lat til at
le6e ale o110re Solfeilag poa Sor-
6e II naar ian, mems 6isie
2inier fribes, Motionalgar6en / al:
Il! 2anoets 1terre 5toter faloes I'm.
Der Sa11e1 for at BORNE % beifDtte
&apitolier og 8roer og @analer oo
utbe ammunition plants" @
moo ebentnelle in6enIan6ift
ur oligbe6er.
Soon life vg3oren" / set &bi6f
&1ts / 8uibington oil tage 8ariel
al fir @ro6ers Il Man6em Sfebne
/ &etrogro6l Ser life iao liot flo:
gere Soft / Mmerifa en6 1tn6erteg:
ne6e - 6eriblan6t Il. g. 5enatore,
81 Ser alt bar poopeget, bbo,
set GLIDER ben mi ON @tnn6er!
&ar nogen iet en- lg6tgere @labf
ems &ongres1m / 8oibingto11, naa1
8oo0rom @illon bitter me6 lin Iii:
Il Singer? ~Souie mill BE allp,pei
but one 6uD to complete organi.
5ation". - (Wepls. @be. Trib11ne
Ma ref 81.
&bis ioa Il. al 19O5's 8etDrelle
ifnl6e treffe tit anmelote Sore:
0rogSemne tilbage % bore / Sor:
legenbeb for ct nDt, ifal ieg met
Sorngielie bip11pe 0em uo af @lem=
men. Sore 11rge Damer er, 11atnr.
ligt moi, life 19rligt optogne. al
Ser 6enSfrigen; set er BOG Dem, SCI
til ipbenoe og it6it boloer bore Ting
oomSforeninger oppe 6erfor, laf
% tale ON cling, ser interes1erel
oem. Seq ifal meo it6rite @le6e
feritfommen0e EorS6ag inoIe6f
ODER %fglgen6e @mne: J.
The New Chemise Blouses
for Spring Wear, hardly without
any collar; and how "a slip Of
a g irl" can wear a frock which
is ""fbox-pleated-in midnight blue
crepe de. chine.
Mabnlig bette midnight crepe 81
cbine .er 10, ON jeg iaa mao 1ige,
noget oberoroentlig cbarmont, TT
E|iop the 1eoit", og leg er oberbe
,|bilt ON, at jeg 1om Sn6Ie6er lfal
fna allie De r1ge 9arner op til al
tale, me6ens MatofGfene, for ser
Songs Sfplo, boloer fig ! 8aggr1n-
I6en.
Sg iaa bliber hi life orreI tere6e
..|for 2an6sforre6eril
6. 6. 8~arbenfletb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
yTDrglemmigej"

Sri Observation-Disclosures Sor-
elemmigei afboloer fit nplte Mpbe
poo Sns0ag ~gftermi0bag, ben 4.
|Mpril, bos Mrs. $. s.. M%noreaien,
1852 gait 7b Street. Man benpt-
ter Gait 7tb Street Sporpogn. -
Glem set mi life. - Mle er BEL
|fomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
Martin Melion. gnna Melio,,
@nostjeneiter / &aaifeneen i ct
/ 8eoers banife l1ttberife Strife,
Off ct. e 20tb Mbe. 60.

Off ct. e 20tb Mbe. Gu.
Balmei9noag bol6er 8aitor IS.
Senien 5friftemaal og Mltergang,
.Naltor Earpgaar6 pr9oifer. 0m
Mftenen bolber .. 6. 0l1en fra
Omaba Soreorag:~
@fertors6ag ON. Mftenen ser. 8
bliber Ser @%u6stiene1te og Mlter=
gang.
8aaife6og Ga16stieneite 81. 1890
6ormi06ag.
Sore Wenigbe0sfolf og 8erner
be6es ON at fo1nme flittig ii! 6isie
@uoStiene1ter, 5aa Sc maa blibe til
Geit6oge for % ollie og til @l16s
Sore.
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Sra &apifpftet.

Mon er oabenbart fife tilfreos
meo Seigens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S Sirsbags interbie1pebe hi flere
ifanoinabiife Repr9fentarter at1gaa=
enoe bette filone 5pgrgsmaal.
Den fienote 5benf= Mmerifoner,
Magm1s SobnloM i1og @ooe6et poa
Semmt pe0 fplge1be uotolelie, Der
billiges al foa at ftge bee ,ben
lfan6inabiife ublocf" / Nepreientan=
ternes Sus.
Isl en- alle for en l11r%oeriegelie
al De beitauenoe Eruiter og fozope-
ratipe 6orretnirwer. Seq, ser ielp
er 8eitDrelien at equity, fer intet
before, emo at oe11ne r8rugsfore-
ming" faar SOP til at lRgge fine
Sort pon 8oroet; men Ben nl1pe=.
renoe Setgenfomite bnr bperfen til
l~treffelige Eengemibler eller til
itrRffessig Sit til at no ore fit.
9berb effeftibt.
Seq pil foreilaa EN- 8ebilling paa
$4,000 for at foa en- pirfeIig TN
.oer1pgelie bragt i 5tonb. Ser bill
gao minoit ~ Mar inoen ct fDl=.
oeitgiprenoe Helultot fon ppnooes,
og oct bill bliDe Ben neite 5totsfon=
gres, Der fommer til at beopmme
oenne nDe 2omites Mrbei6e.
Geporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30

ST. PEDERs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 8. st.
G~udstjeneste S1ndag Formiddag ri.
1870. S6ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. j. Tarpgaard, 25l6 q. 22nd
Street. Telefon r. s. 61497.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
BOOST FOR YOUR COUNTRY.

Don't be . ''knocker". Don't sit
back and find fault and complain.
Don't say we should not have gotten
into the war. It's too late for such
complaints and excuses. We are in
the war and there's no way to get out
except through victory. Let's be
Americans-red blooded Americans.
The majority rules in this country
and it is, without question, the opinion
of large majority of the American
people that this country has had war
forced upon it.
Whenever the United States Of
America goes into q thing, whether
the proposition be war-like or q peace
full one, it is with a determination to
win. 1t is true in this instance. In
order that our nation may do it's best
every citizen of it must do theft share.
Are you willing to do yours? Suppose
we forget our differences for awhile
and get behind the Government and
push.
There are a number of ways in wich
this may be done. Some are helping
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
Town Trustees Meet,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Trustees of the Town of Dolores was
held in the Town Hall Tuesday evening
with all members present excepting
Trustees Bowen and Goodwin.
The only business transacted, aside
from the regular routine, was the
instructing of Engineer Knight to draw
plans and get estimates for a sewerage
system for the town and submit same
to the board at the next meeting.
A permit was granted the Dolores .
Livery & Garage to suild an addition
to the south side of their present
garage building IS so feet. This
addition is to be covered with iron on
sides and rooted with patent roofing.
The resignation of Trustee G. H.
Goodwin was read and accepted, ard
w. J. Exon was elected to fill the
vacancy. -...
The Street, Bridge and Alley COM
mittee were instructed to see about
Citing road grader for street work.
The meeting adjourned at 1850 p. m.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Ed Marrihugh, our genial rural mail
carrier, is among the missing. He
was last seen Wednesday morning but
did not take the mail out Wednesday.
He drove his car over onto Summit
ridge early Wednesday morning with
some young folks that were attending
the dance at this place, and after
leaving them at their homes started
for town. A search was made along
the road Wednesday evening to see IL
he had had an accident but no trace
of him could be found. 1t is claimed
that the tracks of the auto show that
in place of turning down the hill
toward town he took the road leading
to Simon's draw. Ed was an efficient
mail carrier, always making the trip
on schedule time, and so far as can be
accertained had no reason whatever to
want to leave the country without
giving due notice.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
CAh0ne Items.

Grandpa Neeley has been serious i'll
with pneumonia, but is slightly better
at the present writing.
Bert Ballenger made q business trip
to Dolores the first of the week.
Miss Roxie Lewis left Saturday for
her home at Lewis after spending q
very pleasant week visiting Mrs. Roy
Shira.
The Cox children have all had a
severe attack of the measles but are
slowly improving.
A. l. Smith called on the Fink family
Sunday evening on his way back from
Dove Creek.
Miss Lora Turner spent Sunday
afternoon with Iva and Lille Cox who
have been in bed for the past few days
with the measles.
Lewis Turner returned home last
Sunday from the saw mill where he
has been working for the past few
weeks.
DR.. Calkins was called to this neigh
borhood three times last week. We
think he will soon know the way.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
Lake Vista
Received too late for last week:

Received too late for last week:
George Wilkerson took up big bag
of wool Monday, the clip from his home
flock. 1t will likely go to clothe sold
iers.
Zoram Rees sold small hog for
twenty EIGHT dollars Monday.
8. w. Houston sold q nice horse to
Will Ellermeyer last week.
John A. Thompson sold . nice team
of mares with colts at their sides to
Mr.. Coyner.
Charlie Hepworth celebrated his
birthday on May twenty y-ninth. Chris
Wilkerson and family were the guests.
Miss Joy Bennet and her new pony
are real COW punchers.
We had an awfully nice time at the
dance Friday night. A nice crowd and
good music. We were somewhat sur
prised to see Mr.. Selvage playing the
badjo.
NJ. Weedon had an inquiry for seed
potatoes all the way from California.
Too late.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
Dolores River Items.

Burt Parker left for Denver Wednes-
day after his son, Orville, who has
been attending school in the capital
city the past year.
Matt Hammond returned Saturday
from his trip to Cross canyon.
Lloyd Hammond went to Durango
Saturday for examination to enlist in
the navy; returning home Tuesday.
Herman Kuhlman took their cattle
to the summer range near Rico last
Saturday. He returned Tuesday in
time to register.
Mrs. Maud Dickerson journeyed to
Dolores Tuesday after her new Buick
car.
Mrs. Kermode's mother and sister,
and brother. Rube McEwen, and bride
were visitors at the Kermode home
Sunday.
Orviile Bradfeld and family are
moving their household goods and milk
cows back to Silvertoa this week.
Mrs. Will Lucas and Mrs. Carl
Schornhorst were Dolores visitors
Monday.
Carl Scharnhorst and his men took
part of his cattle to Bear creek the
latter part of last week.
Frank Goodrich has moved his family
to the Johnson ranch which he will
farm this year, doing his bit toward
feeding the soldier boys.
The johnson brothers returned Tues
day from Bluff with their cattle and
turned them across the river on their
summer range. s#.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Among the first Of the National
Parks to open its gates to visitors was
the Mesa Verde, The Home of the
Cliff Dwellers," in Southwestern
Colorado. The first automobile load of
tourists entered the Park Saturday,
May 26. The Government automobile
highway and trails are now in first
class condition, and visitors can 60
through the Park and see the ruins
with the utmost ease. DR.. Walter
Fewkes, the noted Smithsonian ar
chaeologist who uncovered Sun
Temple in 1915 and Far View House in
1916. will continue his exploration this
season.. 1t is expected that other
startling disclosures will follow. his
Summers work. !.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

The last number Of the lyceum course
was gives in the opera house Thursday
evening of last week. 1t was home
talent consisting of music, readings
and short play. Every number was
excellent and the large audience showd
their appreciation by hearty applause.
This ended the 1867 course, and the
committee who had charge of the
course want to thank the people of
Dolores and surrounding country for
their hearty support. This was the
first lyceum course that the people of
this community haye every had the
pleasure of attending in Dolores, and
the interest taken show their appre-
citation Of high-class entertainment.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

An interesting game Of ball was
played Tuesday afternoon on the
Dolores diamond by the Summit Ridge
and Dolores teams. The battery for
Dolores was Hall, Rash and Walgren,
for Summit Ridge j. and c. Thomas,
Corner andLi A. S. Miller umpired
the game. and J. L. Trimble presided
over the score book. Little things like
strike-outs. errors, hits, men left on
bases. etc. didn't bother the score
keeper SO here 10 the score by innings:
Summit Ridge "A 0 0 2 OOl2 10
Dolores. ..........4 3OOO1 x-l4
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Last week the mail was not carried
on Wednesday on account of it being
holiday, and as a result a number of
our correspondence did not reach US
until too late for publication. This
week the mail was not carried on
Wednesday on account of the carrier
not reporting on the job and no one
being notified in time to make the
route, and the result is our correspond
ence is delayed again. However, it it
hoped that conditions reace q normal
stage again before the war il. over.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

The election held in school district
No. Tuesday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of authorizing the board of
directors to create bonded indebted
ness of $l9, 800 for the purpose of
erecting a High school building, re-
suited in 81 votes being cast for the
bonds, and "a against them. This was
big vote for this district and shows
that the citizens are interested in
school affairs.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Arrangements have been made where
by stockmen who want to enlist in the
army can do so without forfeiting their
range rights. The only from which it
is necessary to 60 through in order that
preferences may be retained in such
cases. is that 3 statement be filed in
the Office of the forest supervisor to
the effect that you wish to discon-
tinue the use of the range during your
term of service but at the same time
desire to retain your preference on the
Forest. Temporary permits for the
use of the range in the meantime can
be issued until the original permittee
returnsand again has use for the range
himself.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

There was a ready response to the
registration Tuesday and the regist ra rs
in both precincts, Nos. 8 and 9, were
kept busy from the time the register
ing began until late in the afternoon.
Seventy-two registered in precinct No.
3 and fifty in precinct No. 9. 1t is
Thought that all registered who were
subject to the order. However, if any
neglected this duty they will be looked
after by the proper officials. There
we're about 500 regitered in the county.
Precinct No. 8 registered the largest
number,
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

The Ladies Aid Society does hereby.
thro the columns of The Star, extend its
heartfelt sympathy to the relatives and
friends of our faithful member and
fellow worker. Mrs. Minnie Walters.
Our sense Of loss will every be akeen
reminder of her loyalty and devotion.
MRS. STANLEY A. CURTIS,
MRS. J. C. BERGH,
MRS. T. H. AKIN,
Committee.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

The Aid met at the home of Mrs.
Winifred Akin Wednesday. Twenty
five members were present and three
visitors-Mrs. Honaker, Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. Carl Ofmiston. One new
member, Mrs. Swenk, was added to
the roll. The Aid society has grown
so fast and become SO large that the
most of the homes in Dolores are too
small to accommodate the crowds that
attend the meetings, so the members
have decided to meet hereafter in the
domestic science room at the school
house. Eloise Richardson and Thelma
Bear each gave q reading that was en-
joyed by all.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, %.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
e senior partner of the hrIn Of r. J.
SSheney Si, y 4 e, c.. doinE bnsirs.a NJ s.I in the
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATARRH'CURE.F FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subycribsd
In my presence. this 9Th day of Decem.
Der. A: d. 1855. A. W. GLEASON, =
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken Intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Miss Grace Gordon took her cattle to
the hills Sunday.
We learn that the United States
Government 10 building about twenty
Each city will cover about seven hun
dred acres and have twenty thousand
inhabitants and be complete in itself
This gives opportunity for men Of
every trade to join the army as trades
men rather than as privates.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Chester johnson. Cornelius Brumley
and Gordon johnson returned Saturday
from Bonneville, Missouri, where they
have been attending a military academy
for the past nine months. The boys
are all looking fine.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
Msthodist (hsfch Neass.
The Homelike Church. 7"

Do not forget that next Sunday 10
Children's Day. The servies IN the
evening is to be q service for the child
rem. There will be q short sermon and
a number Of special musical numbers.
Come and bring the little folks.
The Children's Day Service at Lewis
will be an all day anlir with dinner on
the grounds. The Arriola Sunday
School will unite with the sunday
School at Lewis in rendering the pro-
gram. The morning program will
begin promptly at eleven O'Clock.
Dolores Sunday school 1000 .. N.
Preaching service Sunday evening at
8 o'clock.
STANLEY A. CuRrn, Psssoe.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08
Cross Roads Items.

SbV0O sNO3OD 1kVuDs
Too late for last week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rue King were in from
Bishop Springs for a few days. Mr..
King has returned but Mrs. King and
baby will visit Grandma Hechtman for
q while.
Hechtmans had a phone put in Satur-
day.
Oney Riordan and family spent last
week visiting old friends here in the
valley.
Mrs. Bud McCurry came in from out
west Monday to visit for awhile.
The social dance given last Friday
night by the Hindmans was q great
success and everybody had q good
time.
Mrs. E. L. Melvin has been dress
making this week for Mrs. C. B.
Hindm an.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Pete Koppenhafer has sold his coal
mine located three miles east Of Cortez.
and left Tuesday for Delta for q few
weeks visit. He will return later and
take charge of the mine for the parties
that bought it.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

R. E. Walker Of the Summit Ridge,
was caller at The Star Office Saturday.
Mr.. Walker says that his sheep and
lamb loss has been light this sp ring.
He had sheds and hay for the early
lambers.
The Dolores star., 1917-06-08

Rev. J. R. George, secretary Idaho
Baptist convention, and a former pas
tor of Dolores. will be here next Sum-
day, June 10th, and hold services both
morning and evening in the Baptist
church. Everybody cordially invited.