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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09
CARE FOR YOUR SKIN
And Keep II Clear by Daily Use OF
Cuticura-Trial Free.

A hot bath with Cuticura Soap fol-
lowed by gentle amounting with Cuti-
cura Ointment clears the skin or scalp
in most cases of eczemas, rashes and
itching of children and adults. Make
Cuticura your everyday toilet prepara-
lions and prevent such troubles.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura. Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09
TWELFTH EPISODE
The Foreign Alliance.

If those personages in Washington
knowing of the loss of the war secre-
tary's portfolio containing the army
mobilization data expected the morn
ing metropolitan newspapers to pub
lsh any statement other than the one
given to the reporters the night before
by Colonel Dare at his residence, they
were sadly mistaken.
The newspapers contained the au-
thorized statement and nothing more
on the subject.
This proved beyond any peradven-
ture that the newspaper men were not
guilty of the theft of the army mobili-
zation data. 1t left but one other con-
clusion. The Silent Menace and the
Foreign Alliance we're responsible for
the mysterious disappearance.
On the night of the theft of the army
mobilization data, Adams went to see
Major Brent i'm his quarters the mo-
ment he recovered from the wound on
his head sufficiently to walk. The lock-
ct containing the miniature was now in
Brent's possession. Adams demanded
that Brent give it to him.
In an abandonment of fury Brent
threw the locket, from the bed on the
edge of which he was sitting, at Adams
standing in the middle of the floor who
caught it in his hand.
Adams bade him go back to bed in a
gruff though not unkind way. Brent
did so, as much for his own comfort
as otherwise. Adams coolly seated
himself near the footboard, lighted a
pipe and began to talk.
you're twisted up all wrong, amt
you, major? You've gotten lin mighty
deep and nasty, amt y-you?"
Brent looked him calmly in the eye.
"Yes, thanks to you, largely" replied
Brent with curling lips.
you've had 1t in flor me from the
first, amt your"
From the very first time laid eyes
on you" Brent acknowledged without
hesitation.
Back at the r-railroad wreck
placer" Adams thoughts seemed to
drift.
Brent corroborated with q nod. 1.-The
wreck in which Payne was killed,
he said grimly.
You had lit In for Captain Payne,
too?"
That's a mistake, Adams" an.
swered Brent showing a little irrita-
ton. HE was my rival, that's all. II
, wouldn't have been human for me to
have cried my eyes out when he was
removed out of the way. As a matter
of fact, was plagued sorry that
Payne never got chance, in the light
of after events, to try to prove that he
was not the traitor we court-martialed
him for being. That was once l ad
NIT, as do all other army men, that O
little delay might have developed a LOT
of things we would now like to know
81 g-guess you're right about that,
reflected Adams, soberly, putting his
pipe hard. you might.have got t-tiI
on that there Silent Menace, anyhow
Brent laughed at that. "Since an
so frank with you, Adams, why not be-
so with me? You know that / know
who the Silent Menace is. You are tn,
Silent Menace" and his eyes CLEANED
ironically.
But t-that's not why you've got 4
in for m-me." Adams quickly infected
striking a match, for his pipe refused
to draw. He shifted his position. "Yo,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09
Wise caddie.

Green Golfer Ito caddie)--what are
you looking there for? 1 must have
driven IL 80 yards farther than that.
Diplomatic Caddie-Yes, sir: but
sometimes they hit stone and bounce
back a terrible distance, sir.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09

Love and war go hand In hand. Even
the din of battle has a sort of engage
ment ring.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eve Remedy

S 70 rs NAY. w ": Confer p, s ssg: =
MukthE Eye kxMEDx CO., CHICAGO
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
Modern Synagogue Music at Thursd;

Modern Synagogue Music at Thursday
Musical.
The program of the Fourth Recital of
the Season of the Associate Section of
the Thursday Musical, last Tuesday morn
ing at the Studio Recital Hall, had for it's
subject Modern Synagogue Music. Ex
planatory remarks were made by Rabbi
S. N. Deinard assisted by the Temple
Quartette consisting of Agnes Griswold
Kinnard, Soprano; Julia Coburn Gertsen
Contralto; Thomas G.. McCracken, Tenor;
Percy G. Long, Bass; Edmund S. Ender,
Organist.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
February 10, 1917
SOCIAL NEWS

Hail. The invitation prescribes colonial
costumes as prerequisite for admission
ladies in evening dress, Martha Wash
ington gown, hair dressed white or white
wig; gentlemen in colonial suit or eve
ming dress with white colonial wig. The
officers of the club are as follows: Will
liam L. Wolfson, president; Lucian Kar
atz, vice president; Lazarus Barron, Sec
rotary; Ben Ginsberg, treasurer; Board
of directors Rosenfield, Max Wun-
derman, Louis Goodman, Paul Ravitch
William Cohen, Sam Schein; Social Com
mittee-I. S. Joseph, Tobias Dobrin, H.
Rosenberg, and M. Kanter.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
THE Y. M. HI. A.

Makes Its Bow to the Jewish Com
munity.
With well-appointed banquet to it's
members and few invited guests given
at the Talmud Torah Hall the evening
of Feb. 7th, the Minneapolis Y. M. H. A.
made it's initial public appearance in
the community. Addresses were deliv-
cred by the president, Alick Krass, and
Mr.. Geo. Friedel, who acted as toast
master, and by the following invited
guests: DR.. N. N. Cohen, DR.. Thos.
Ziskin, A. N. Bearman, Mr. Abe Kar
atz, Rev. G. David Matt, and DR.. S. N.
Deinard. Music was furnished by Theo.
Goldman, Miss Lomkin and M. Levine.
After the banquet all present march
ed up in a body to the Talmud Torah
assembly room where exercises in cele-
bration of Hamisho Ossor were held.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
Chair of Jewish History at University O
Minnesota Urged in Address.

Minnesota Urged in Address.
DR.. Moses Barron addressed the regular
meeting of the Menorah Society Wednes-
day evening, February 18th, along the line
of cultural development for the preser-
walton of Judaism. He outlined the vari-
Gus ideals that in turn held sway over
society beginning with the imperialistic
which was supplanted by the cosmopoli-
tanism of the Eighteenth and the first
part of the Nineteenth centuries, which
considered the Jew not as a nation, but
merely as a religious group; and finally
we reach the modern view which is the
synthess of both. Cultural patriotism,
however, must not be confused with ma
tional patriotism lest it produce hyphena-
ton. He spoke of the aim of the Men
orah to further cultural aspect of Juda-
ism, and Zionism to further the national
In closing he urged those present to ad-
vance the work of the Menorah by aim
ing at the establishment of chair of
Jewish History at the University of
Minnesota which can only be attained
when sufficient demand has been Gre
ated for such subjects.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
NOTICE OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE

To Parents. Guardians and Others.
Section i46 and Sec. l47 OF the
School Law makes IL the duty Of the
County Superintendent 20 publish
the compulsory school law 20 notify
those having children Of school age
Of the requirements OF the law The
Law a. given in Sec. 100 II ~ fol
lows: In all districts OF this state
al parents. guardians and other par
sons having care OF children shall
instruct them or cause them 20 be
instructed in reading. writing. spell
ing. English grammar. geography
and arithmetic. In such districts ~.
cry parent. guardian or other person
having charge of any child between
the ages OF eight (sD and sixteen tiSl
years. shall send such child 20 n pub
lie. private or paroehial school for
the entire school year during which
the public schools are In session In
such district. Provided. however.
that this chapter shall not apply 10
children over (l5l years Of age
where such child shall have complst.
I'd the eighth go grade or may be
eligible 10 enter any high school In
such district. or where itR help IL
support or whaTs for good cause
shown II would BE- for the b'st inter
est OF such child 90 be relieved from
the provisions Of this chapter. Pro
vided. further. that II reputable
physician within the district shall
certify M writing that the child'S
bodily or mental condition does not
permit it, attendance a. school. Ench
child shall b. exempt during such
DaEiOd Of disability from the reauir
ments Of this chapter II shall b.
the duty % the superintendent OF the
school district. II there BE- such sup
ertntendent, and II not. then the
county superintendent ~ schools 20
hear and Determine all applications
% children desiring. for any u the
causes mentioned here, TO b. aKsmpt
ed from the provisions % this ehApt
er. and n upon such application such
supsrtntpdent hearing the same
shall Be % the opinion that such
child for any reason h entitled 90 b.
exempted az aforesaid. then such 80
| permit 20 such child. stating ther@in
| his reason for such exemption An
appeal may BE- taken from the decis
/ ION % such superintendent 10 pass
+ ing upon such application TO the pro
/ bate court 81 the county In which
such application. and nlinE the same
with the clerk OF Judge Of said court
within ten days after It's refusal By
such superintendent. for which nc
fee TO exceed the sum Of One Dollar
J 81 OOl shan be charged. and the de
cisiOn Of the probate court shall b.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TINE APPOINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL ETC.

State Of Idaho, county OF beinhl'
ss. IN the Probate Court in the mat
ter Of the estate Of Marie keim- DE-
ceased.
Pursuant to an order OF salo 1oaTl =
,,aSo an the LIST day Of September,
ISI7 notice Is hereby given that
Monday. the Gath day Of September
IS17, al , O'Clock p m, Of said Gay.
Al the Court Room OF said Cou-'. al
the Court Room in the city Of salmon,
county OF Lemhi. has been appointe
AZ the time and place for proving IN
VIII Of said Maria keim deceased
and for hearing the Application Of
Pock yeEina for the isSuanc 10 rim
a letters testamentAr' Nhth en-
,r,,ers any person interested my sp
near and contest the same.
Dated September /. 1871.
ERIE r. CAJFERLIN.
Pr Iba.s judge
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
LOCAL SPECIAL

WANTED hundred head OF
horses 8 10 ISL hands high. solid
colora. VIII be In salmon, October
10 10 all ~ Chef Mathewaon'a
barn.
LOST A brindle bun dog named
Tiger. between 0ibbonHviils and
Salmon. probably miles from Glib.
bonsyilis Send TO shsnoR hotel
Salmon. and receive reward
WAETED-One 10 two tboukand cat.
tie. two. three and fuur.y ear old.
with calves, delivered October 10Th
to 18th at Salmon Must be good
color and good stun Telephone 10
Harry Kelly Al has e1pense IL you
can furnish Lhis stock.
FOR SALE Raymond piano in Kooa
condition Phone - Beach. salmon.
FUR SALE 4 have us swe lambs
and 2g0 good aged ewes for aal.
Apply 10 " II. WlttsaberE. Car
men
FOR SALE Wealthy, Alexander and
winter applsH. corn. tomatoes and
plums MAJ b. obtained IN quaint.
ties % suit az the Newman ranch
or a. city residence. We deliver.
IL L NEWMAN
FuR SALE OR T.lADE lee acrvs
u Land partly under cultivation
Plenty Of water : mllra southeast
81 Lsadurv Fur particulars al
dress !. IA. NsArian. Lead0ry. Ida.
FOR sAG.E-750 head Of ewes. %
years old. more than 81 per cent
of them fun Cotswolds. 2o9 head
CotHWold eve lambs ~ head Cots
void buck lalmbs- VIII sell IN lots
TO suit Also loo tons hay See
owner. George Beciu. s miles east
from salmon
MILK COwS-n you need a arst
class milk COW call up OF see TaEe
Bros We have some very choice
animals al the n. / Andrews ranch
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
NoTIcg FoR PuRllcATloN.

Serial No. u1s36.
Department OF the Interior. U. s
Land ofrice ut HALEY. Idaho. August
81, 1917.
NOTICE IN hereby given that Ly
dlA Annie Smout of Salmon. idaho.
who. on April ~. 1911, made Desert
and application. Serial No. 0TS36. for
SEA SEN. section IL. r. ~ norti.
range % east. Boise Meridian. has al.
ed notice OF intt ntton TO make final
proof. 10 establish claim To the land
above described. before Alien G. Mer-
fitt. u. >. Commissioner. a. salmon.
idaho. on the 26th day Of september.
1917.
Claimant names an Witnesses;
George A. Martin. tTanA X. An
Irews. Chester q. MAthewsun. icon
stiles. all Of salmon. idaho.
August 3l--SeDtembeF II.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
PIONEER SECTION OF THE RECORDER.
EARLY DAY HISTORY COMPILED ~ JOHN L. REEs

as teacher. l was glad to have the
opportunity VI nIling SO honorable a
position. Among the pupils that /
Temembsr were GILBERT. Jacob and
Nettie fearian. Anna and Willie Pat
tee lW. Z. SMITH. George and Mol
lie CLARK. Bella. Flora and Alpha
fsarian: Rolla and Guy McCrerry !.
Laura, Hattie and Lille YearlAn. La
-, Grant and Wide swan. l rscely-
ed $50 Der month for my services /
remember that took In part payment
gold dust. though not legal tender
Il was current In those days During
the winter We organized a debating
club. and some Of the older persons
took part IN the discussion ol the
questions which were OF most inter
est. AZ ! remember une was We-
mans right of franchise. affirmed BY
ueorge hearian. Sr,. negative by J.,
=, Cloagh The question OF bis lms
was also ably discussed By anne nj
cur numbers. IA. &. MeCFerry de
veloped into quite an able speaker.
As whole the society proved la be
a success. intellectually and socially
10 those who took part
The next winter l taught sehool in
the settlement where Rees. PyeatI.
leDh and George Yearian resided
along with u few other families. This
school was not largely attended ow-
ing to there being less families rep
resented in the school One OF my
pupils in this school was John h.
Rees, now prosecuting attorney for
Lsmhi county. through whose sole
itation ! am writing this brief histor.
zeal sketch. The winter was spent
most agreebly IN school work and We
also organized a debating society
which was well attended and enjoyed
by all The Junction orators came
dowa and took part with IA occasion
ally. On one occasion l remember
We had a mock trial. George Yearian.
sr,. having been placed on trial for
bigamy. Robert I.pe was the star
witness for the prosecution. The ar
gument Of the attorney In the case
for the prosecution brought fear TO
the heartB and tears in the eyes OF
those who were present that were
near Of kin to the defendap,. Though
ably defended by his counsel. Thorn
as Pyeatt, who in closing prayed for
the lenisney OF the court. he stood
convicted.
The following winter ! taught the
Junction school again. The following
July ! returned To my natlve state.
Illinois. Some fourteen years ago |
returned To Lemhi with my wife and
son William and spent several
months with my brother and former
friends. There had been many
changes in that period of time but
the meeting again OF old friends and
the scenes Of the early days In Lemhi
were brought WILDLY TO my mind
While may never be- permitted
again 10 visit and enjoy its aAsocia
tionE | shah always cherish the days
spent In Lemhi county, Idaho.
JOHN u. HAYS
Elkyille. Ill. November 1916
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Aerinl M. OInkaR


Department o. tho IntsrioP. U. 3
land onice At HALEY. Idaho Augnat
y. lel7.
NOTICE Ia hereby gwen that John
Il. Adams Of salmon. Idaho. who. on
April 40. 1914. made Homestead In
ny. Serial No 0ls62s. for Lots and
Sec. l6: Lotn 1 and .. section ~.
township ~ north. range - east
Boise Meridian. hAn allied notice o.
attention 20 make Anal Gveyoar
proof, 20 ontAbliMh claim 70 the land
lboVe described, before Allen q. her-
rltt, U. 3. Commissioners. ~ Salmon.
Idaho, on the 9Th day Of October,
1917.
Claimant names a. Witnesses;
simon W. Hixoa. Ralph HixBon.
edward v. MMnfuIl. Irwin cTipDen.
all OF Salmon, Idaho.
BEN Il. GRAY, Register.
August iT-ssptember ~.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21


Lemhi Union Company. Principal
Place Of Business, ST. Anthony. Ida
DO.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that at .
meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held on the eleventh day OF August.
1917. an assessment Of one-halI cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable ON
the seventeenth day OF september.
1917. 90 Otis n. Van Tassel. seere-
taFy pro TEN Of said company. At his
Office In st. Anthony. Idaho.
Amy stock on which this assess.
ment remains unpaid On the seven
tenth day OF September, 1917. will
be delinquent. and advertised Cor sale
1T public auction and unless pAymGnt
Is made before. viii be sold ON the
eighth day Of October. 1917. to pay
the dalinan@aA assessment tawothar
with costs of advertising ana eX
penss Of sale.
OTIS ~. VAN TASSEI.,
Secretary pro trm.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
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;" SALMON LOCALS :

IN~~%*%+%%%++++++%
Ralph Mack now has charge O, The
Wei store deliveries. - INC
H. H. Boomer went our Tnosd.,
morning for Spokane "S
Miss Deering Green leaves satrr
DAY for the Lewiston normal.
L. A. Mills, who owns ranch nro,
erty above Leadore, was a salmon
visitor last Monday.
Mrs. A. F. Tage is at Caldwell
having been called there bv the IN
ness Of her mother.
Mrs. B. F. Meredith and her moth.
err Mrs. Waugh, are at EnterDrise
oregon. for a brief visit.
Tom Christie's minstrels succeed.
ed IN pleasing a Salmon audience
last Monday evening. The perform
ance won for the company a welcome
whenever they come again.
Albert Condra sent out a carload
OF Lemhi horses by Thursdays train,
he Is advertising for more and will
De at the Mathewson barn Salmon,
iroaI October first to tenth Pr.ces
ange from 800 to Also.
Mrs. Wood and her daughter Lur-
rene, a young lady, are here from
Seattle to visit the home Of Fred r.
McCabe and sister. Miss Gladys Nc.
Cabe. Mrs. Wood is a sister of the
McCabes and comes to meet her rel
atives for the first time since child
hood and the reunion, as may be i'm
agined, is a most happy one for all
OF them. The husband of Mrs. Wood
is a prominent boat owner on the
sound.
c. c. Hedum. Silver City; r. W.
Crothers, Sacramento, and c. NJ. Nc
lntyre, old-timers here but absent for
many years, made up a trio of min
ing men in Salmon this week, among
a score or more Of others on the
same mission-loOking for good mines
to buy or secure an option. Hedum
recently sold outright some valuable
mining properties at the old Owhee
camp. After a careful look around
here he arranged to come back. He
went to Boise on Tuesday.
Enough horses to make up a car
load, bought by Albert Condra and
held at the Mathewson barn for load.
ing on Tuesdays train. broke away
and escaped just before the train
pulled out The owner and Dan Chase
were handling the bunch. The
horses could not be gathered togeth.
er again in time for the days train,
for they went straight for the hills.
Before nine o'clock. however, all of
them were corralled, ready for ship
ment on Thursday. The last Of the
lot to be brought back were driven
this way by the sons of w. E. Fox
coming to school.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
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: LOCAL NOTES :

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LOCAL NOTES =
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Snyder's dairy is arranging to in.
hour AL
Dances every night Of the fair oet.
tooer j. and 5. K W. Whites or,
Mary Anderson left last Saturday
for Salt Lake to sDend The w,intaS
sue Is attending st. Mary's academy.
Mrs. Matner and Mrs. William
hAdletz started ON Tuesday morning
vice ~
Mrs' Samuel Jarvis has spent the
week at HALEY, having business
there with the United States land
Office for her husband.
Mrs. Waugh, who has spent the
summer with her daughter. Mrs r
r, Meredith. departed on Tuesday for
montana, to visit other relatives.
Wilson & PrOctors sheep are being
moved to their Pahsimaroi ranch
me lambs were sold for delivery In
salmon, w. C. Mccormick being the
buyer.
Ross Williams and wife arrived I'm
salmon on Monday from Rdpert,
Ihey have come here to make their
nome after they find a place to their
hiking, Mr.. Williams is advertising
for sale bunch of range horses, the
same to be sold at auction on Friday.
October S.
Ralph Irwin, who is at the Vancou.
yer training camp for the engineer.
ing corps OF the American military
forces, tells Of the strenuous regula-
lions prescribed there which require
10 hours on duty out of the "a. Mr..
irwin is in the rank and pay Of a first
lieutenant
T. ]. Stroud has resigned from the
onice OF assistant warden at the
state pententiary to engage in pri,
waite business, probably in Boise.
This will be gratifying news here at
the former home of Mr. Stroud. who
has too much ability 70 be content
to draw a picayune salary for the
sake OF holding a public offic-.
Mrs. Newton Hibbs and her dangh-
ter Alta, the little grandson Duane
VOgler, and Miss Mabel McI.ain, left
Salmon on Tuesdays train for Boise,
intending to spend the winter OF at
last two months in the state capital,
where the young ladies are to attend
the well known Links business col.
lege and the lad TO be placed in pub.
lie school
Eddie Caperon. who with Mrs Cap
eron, recently made visit to Boise
to see Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Stroud, par
ents TO Mrs Caperon, found a goOc
job at good pay as soon as he got
there. The Caperon ranch having
been sold little while before and
young Caperon having nothing else
in sight forthwith connected up with
the aforesaid job.
Dan Mcpherson, who has been on
furlOugh since the mobiliEing OF the
Second Idaho. was called to the
COhOiS last OaAuih1g anu leAA ohiIloh
for Boise Monday evening by automo-
bile. He was accompanied by Jim
Mclaughlin, private soldier who was
home for a brief visit The Idaho
soldiers will 90 very soon 10 their
new training camp at Charlotte. n. c.
When curfew rang out in an ezra
tic sort Of way last Saturday night.
not in the slow. funereal solemnity
as of old but with quick, sudden peals
one after another, everybody knew
there was something wrong Fact il,
Marshal Dunlap, who FsuAny does
the curfewing. was not on the JOB
that night but was detained at home.
Just a few minutes before the ring
ing of curfew there was a visitation
by the stork at the Dunlap homo
when a daughter was left there.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FoA PUBLICATION.
Serial Ma. OlaAeA.

Department Of the Interior. U. 3
land Office ~ HALEY. Idaho. August
y. laIT.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
Jamea q. Palmer Of Carmen. Idaho.
who. on December IA. lS12. made
Homestead entry. Serial No. 0i24es.
for SEA- NWA. EM BWk. nsction
:. township ~ north. range ~ east.
Boise Meridian. has died notice OF ia
tention TO make nnal thresyeaT
proof, 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before Allen Q. Mer.
ritt. u. 3. Commissioner. AZ Salmon.
idaho. ON the 9th day VI October.
1917.
Claimant nAcea a. Witnesses:
Thomas Palmer. Charles w. Tun.
Pile. William d. Barton. Willard T..
McCraeken. all Of cArmen. idaho.
BEN Il. GRAY, Register.
August lT-BsDtembeT 81.
Dances every night of the fair. Oct
tober ), aud 8. h, W. Whites or.
ChpatFn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-21
&c isof Ohio. City of Toledo.

Sacas County, e.
rAhk J. Cheney makes oath that he
sealor partner OF the Arm Of y. }.
.aey 4 Co. doing business in the city
Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
nat said firm will pay the sum o.
- HUNDRED DOLLARS for sach
every case OF Catarrh that cannot os
~, y the use Of HALLS CATARkh
HSOdCINE. FRANK ]. CHENEt.
ora 70 before me and subscribed ~
Rresenee, this sth day OF December
y lSSS A. W. GLEASON,
SeAD Notary Public.
Catarrh Medicine Il taken IN
1 and acts through the Blood on
.aeous Surfaces OF the System seno
'Saumonials, free.
J. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. y.
~ all druggists. &c
Aua Family Pills for cOnstipatio1