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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19
CHURCHILL COUNTY'S SECOND
QUOTA OF Is LEAVES TODAY
Arrangements Being Made to Give
the Boys Rousing Farewell
At the Depot

The second quota of forty per cent
OF the men called to the National
Army from Churchill county will
leave Fallon this "wednesday af-
ternoon, instead of tomorrow
| Thursday as was previously order
ed. The notices had been sent out
for the men to report on the goth
but was Immediately followed by a
later notice to report today.
1t is intended by the citizens to
honor these patriotic young men in
every suitable manner and arrange
ments have been made for an escort
| headed by the Fallon band, the pa
rade to be on our principal thor
oughfare and to continue to the sta
ton.
The following have received ord
ers to entrain for the training camp
at American Lake. Washington to-
day:
Lawrence T.. Powers
Thomas Bradshaw
Sibley j. Grubb
Clyde III. Smith
William T.. Sorrells
Thomas W. Byer
Leonard O'Doan
White Feather
Adolph Ramos
Giuseppe Benedetu
William ID. Landess
Paul X. Green
Ernest =. Raab
Louis Eeldman
Perry L. Conser
The last four mentioned above are
now out of the State and as a con-
sequence will not be in Fallon, but
Landess will go from Cottage Grove,
Or, and Green from Twin Falls,
Idaho. Feldman will probably be
ordered to the camp nearest his
present location, while Prof. Conser
has received instructions to report
at Chillieothe, Ohio.
Ernest p. Raab is now in jail at
Yerington, charged with stealing
horse at Fernley couple of weeks
ago and his status has not yet been
settled as regards the presnt contih-
gent. This will probably require
the selection of one of the following
alternates to take his place on this /.
call:
George X. ID. Freeman
Walter Dressler
Joseph G. Brotherson
One of the many difficulties con-
fronting the Board is the number of |
men who have dropped out of sight |
since the registration and whose |
whereabouts are unknown. This |
throws an unjust burden on those /
who are next in line, but unfortu- /
nately the Board has no recourse |
other than to obey the peremptory
command to furnish the required
number of men for each call. Those
who have failed to appear for exam
ination are as follows:
John Gilbert Malone, Wonder
John Matuini, Fallon
William Il. O'Brien, Fallon
Egedeo Seri, Wonder
Henry II. Coffey, Hazen
Jalisco Juan, Fallon
Under the law these men, unless
they are aliens are automatically
enlisted and stand now in the posi-
tion of deserters and may be tried by
court martial. However, this in no
way relieves the Board of the respon-
sibility of naming men in their
places.
1t is now definitely settled that !
this county will receive no credits
in the first for those men who have I
enlisted since July 1st. but will be I
credited in the second army which !
may be called in the spring.
The next quota of forty per cent,
or fifteen men will leave here about
the last of the month. Up to the
present all the men so far examined
have not been certified back from the
district board For this reason it is
impossible to tell at this time wheth
er it will be necessary to make an
other call to complete the full quota
of thirty-nine.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

der consideration and affects the
route between Fallon and Reno. Ow-
/ ing to the fact that Reno is now, and
/ has been for some time actively op-
posed to the Lincoln Highway and is
directing all travel over the over
land Trail it is proposed to elimin-
nate Reno from the route, save as a
side trip, by signing the direct route
between Fallon and Carson, thus at
one aud the same time cutting some
thing over thirty miles from the
transeontinental trip and eliminat-
ing city that, through its CONNER
cial Club and garages, has done ev-
erything possible to hamper the Lin
coin Highway in its efforts to i'm
benefit of the tourist The route will
be logged and signed this fall via the
Lahontan dam, Dayton, Mound
House and Carson and in future ali
travel will be directed TO go by that
route If present intentions prevail.
With respect to the local differ
enees of opinion that exist as to the
feasibility of the Mountain Wells
route. via Saltwater, as opposed to
the Sand Springs route. Mr. Oster-
man said that he still stood by his
decision made last fall in favor of
the former. THE eight and four
mile fats" says Osterman. present
a problem that is too large for
Churchill county or even the State
OF Nevada, and is really a National
problem, and can only be made prac-
tical as a military road by being
crossed on a causeway. On the 9TH
er hand, SO far as / can see, the
Maintain Wells route, represents no
engineering difficulties or cost of
maintenance in the future. In this,
as in many other instances. am
guided in my decisions solely by the
idea of selecting the route present
ing the least natural obstacles to
travel, which inclueds mileage, cost
of construction and maintenance and
believe that, all of these factors
considered the Mountain Wells
route is preferable"
Mr. Osterman stated that one of
the hardest things to combat in the
persistent advocacy of impracticable
routes. like the Overland Trail
which is being boosted solely for To-
cal interest, with no reference to the
National character of the transcon-
tinental route, lies in the campaign
of falsehood and misrepresentation
carried on in the California papers
He instsneed an article that appear
ed in an Oakland paper about a
week ago, in which 1t was stated that
something like thirty or forty cars
were stranded or abandoned on the
route between Winnemucea and Bat
tie Mountain. coupled with the
astounding statement that this is a
part of the Lincoln Highway
Asked what had become of the
fund raised last fall for the osten-
sible purpose of improving the route
across the Fallon Sink. he stated
that this was a part of his errand to
the Bay cities on this trip. So far
as he had been advised no account
ing had ever been made of the fund
collected He expects to return to
Fallon the first week in October,
when he may have something more
of interest to impart to the people
of Churchill county. Meanwhile the
Lincoln Highway Association still
has $4,000 now drawing interest
awaiting the time when Nevada and
Utah are prepared to contribute a
like amount to be expended on the
Lincoln Highway in the two States.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19
NJ. Il. CHURCH SERVICES

Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m.
School at 10 a. m. Epworth
League at p. m. The pastor is es-
peeially anxious to meet all mem
bers and friends on this first Sunday
of the new year. as matters of i'm
portance are to be considered Let
this be the best year in our history.
j. A. Wachob. Pastor.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19
PIANO INSTRUCTION

Regular Fall opening begins Sep
tember 10Th. Glass is now forming
Special reduced rates to those enroll
ing before class opens. | use only
the latest methods of instruction and
will appreciate a chance to convince
you. Phone 73xl.
s12tf Mrs. Geo. o. Ray.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

The American troops in France
will have a chance to smoke up
provided vessel loaded exclusively
with Virginia tobacco, which recently
left an Atlantic port contrives to ne
gotiate the submarine zone,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

We had thought the young men of
this country we're not very devoted
to home ties, but from the looks of
the exemption claim list it would
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

A Chicago judge has decided there
is no law as to how much woman
shall wear on the street Well, who
thought there was?
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-09-19

seem they are the whole cheese.
A moralizer says over eating kills
more men than overwork. Show us
where pleased
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
Charleston Township.


Ball, Herman Fred.
Barnes, Arlie.
Barnes, Harry.
Bassett, Roy Edward.
Bennett, Francis, Elmer.
Bentzinger, Arthur Henry.
Bergthold, Edward.
Bergthold, Ralph.
Church, Alonzo William.
Deer, Charles Wesley.
Deer, Dryus Lewis.
.Desnay, Clarence Fred.
Eyler, Walter Henry.
Gabel. George.
GabeI, Chris.
George, Albert Andrew.
Haffner, Albert Fred.
Hamilton, Hubert Howard
Hamilton, William James.
Hancock, L. A.
Hopp, Harry E.
Aopp, Walter Edward.
Hoyer, Arnold Henry.
Hoyer, Henry Fred.
Hulsebus, Lawrence Herman.
Kite, George Earl.
Klug Jr.. Herman T.
Marion. Emeal Paul.
Mcclure, Carl Thomas.
Miles, Joseph Fred.
Mitchell, Rolla Russell.
,Molloy, Everett Henry
Nelson, Arthur.
,Pezley, Charlie,
Philip, Everett Alexander.
Philip, Harry John.
REM, William Martin.
REM, Herbert William.
Roe, Charles Henry.
Saar, Carl Frederick.
ESchrepfer, Bonnie William.
Slater, Waiter Albert.
Swinderman, Frank L.
Trump, Carl Christian.
Trump, Earl Peter.
Wagner, John Henry.
Wahrer, Benjamin Carl.
Wahrer, Richard Herman.
Wahrer, Maurice Walter.
wahrer, Otto Fred.
Waldren, William Eli.
Waldren, Charles HulIet
Weber, Alfred.
Westermeyer. Anthony Michael.
Westermeyer, Louis Henry.
Young, John Harter.
Denmark Township.
Eengston. Harry J.
Bennett, L. e.
Blocker, Edward.
Brand enberg, Frank.
Brady, James w.
Carson, Emmett.
chestnut, e. r.
Crabtree, Kent L.
Cronk, E. L.
Dixon, Clarence A.
'Dobson. Frank Mills.
Dughman, ROLAND. Glen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13

/, Eads, Guy w.
Flint. II. G.
Eye, D. w.
Gehle, Floyd.
Groth, Emmett.
Hawkins, Robert Leonard.
Hawkins, Frank.
Hazen, Glenn.
Houston, Paul D.
Houston, Lester A.
Houston, r. S.
WINS, z. r.
Keay, Louis Smith.
Keay, william James.
Lingenfelter, s. NJ.
Murphy. Randall
Murphy, Raymond.
Payton, ". H.
Roxberg, Andrew.
Sheppard, II. A.
Sheppard, Geo. b.
Staff, Jno. o.
Tebhs, Burt.
Tebbs, Rolla.
Tompkins, Clifford Blanchford,
Travis, Cecil.
Williams, Irven-
Valley, omer NJ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
ponneltsen Precinct.

Donnelfson PRECINCT
Abel, Henry ].
Abel, David, Jr.
Allen, John William.
Allen, Charlie Louis.
Bentzinger, Edward A.
Bentz1nger, Chas. W.
Bentzinger, Carl Nd.
Bentzinger, Albert H.
Bergman, Joseph n
Brody. Louis.
Carter, Dwight II.
Dahms, Edward @.
Ellefritz, Gay.
Epperson, Arthur Banks.
Eyler, Herbert e
Felt, Otto H.
Felt, Casper Clarence.
Fraise, Henry Delbert.
Frueh, Alpha.
F'rueh, Albert r.
Gompf, William J.
Hirsh1er, Ralph e.
Hirshler, Erwin G.
Hirshler, Walter G..
| Hirsh1er, Paul Gerhard.
Hirshler. Ezra Carl.
Johnson, Richard B.
Kirchner, Robert c.
KrebiII. Henry Fred
Krebill, William F.
Krebill, Rudolph j.
Krebill, Walter D.
Krehbiel, Ernest 4.
Krehbie1, Paul e.
! KrehbieI, Hugo R.
! Krehbiel, Edgar August
Lang, Peter P.
Leazar, Owen Guy.
| Lowenberg. John v.
Lowenberg. Hugo.
Lowenberg, Jacob c.
Lowenberg. Herbert August.
Meinhardt, J. A.
Mueller, Earl L
Neff, Benjamin Joel
Raid, Harvey John
Roth. Elmer a.
Roth, Paul e.
Soar, Geo.
Saar, Lee William.
Sander. Carl Edgar.
Schlicher, Benedict M.
schlicher, Daniel Benedict.
schlicher. Martin Mathews.
Schlicher, Christian N.
Schowalter, Harvey Otto.
Schuck, Frank Peter.
Seyb, I'D. q.
Seyb, T. H.
Seyb, Oscar, D.
.lSeyb, Elmer,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13

milestone, Kenneth Clifton
Wheeler, Sherman.
Wilsey, Joseph Leonard
Windsor, Shirley Hampon.
wieder, Milton 3.
Workman, Henry Aztec
Wolf, Frank Joseph -
Keokuk-Thlrd Precinct
Ainsley, william George
Andressen, Harry Bshna.
Artx. Don @.
BALDWIN, Victor BENJAMIN.
paddock, Charles Cleo.
Bacon. Wallace Reid
Baker. Chester Lea
Baker, Day.
Bergman, Arson Lewis.
Beard, Hugh.
Birch. Laland Mckinley.
Billups, Richard Earl.
Billups, Perry Orvtlie.
Blondett, Francis Marcine.
Bland. Russell Milford
Brice, Charles William
Brice, John Mansfield
BRYANT, Thomas lawrence.
Boyce. William Archie.
Bowls, Joseph Lon.
Boquet, Leo Adrian.
Buffum, Clyde Chester.
buck. julius Earl.
Carroll. Sidney Redel.
Carlton, Carol G.
Christensen, Rudolph Ewald.
Clancy, Louis Frank.
Coomba, Irwin French
COMBS. Paul French
Conner, Ernest Alvie.
cook, Arthur Carlyle.
Costello, John Cornellfus.
Criswell, Robert Samuel.
Davis. Herman Maurice.
Davis. Albion.
Davies, Gregory Scott
Dimond, Roy Leindeckef.
Dorsey. Frank Blinn il.
Dundy, Elmer Edwin
Duncan, Harry Alvin.
Ellsworth, John Emerson.
Ewing, Charles.
Findeiss, Fred Carl.
Fletcher, Orville Camden.
Formley, John Henry.
FrankenAeld. Ellsworth
Gabel, Albert L.
Gaines, Russell Robert
Gibson, Thomas Kelly.
Guess, Frank Robert
Hastings. Leland Reed.
Hanson, Irwin n. III
HARRISON. Wallace.
Hayden, Van Brocklin.
Henke. Henry Frederick.
Kenny. Karl II.
Helton, David Newton
Hitler, Walter George.
Heiser, Hubert Keith.
Higgins, Charles Claunch.
Higgins, George Vladimir.
Hicks, Cyrus David.
Howes, Harry Homer.
Howard, James R.
Hodge, James Brennan
Hodge, Hugh G Jr.
Hoar, Charles BENJAMIN.
Huiskamp. Henry Christian.
Irwin. Stephen.
Janopoulos, Nick.
Jeffers, William Pearl.
Jones. Phelps Cratic.
Joy, Ralph B.
Karwoski. Louis.
Kenpey. Michael Robert.
Kenny, Joseph Aloysius.
Kenney. John M.
Kite, John Evertt.
Kindig, George Max
Klepfer. Louis Stephen.
Lam bros, George.
Leu, John Jacob Jr.
Linquist, Robert Earl.
Lofquist, Leroy William
Luschen, John.
Mclean, Alexander Burrell.
Mcclure. Hugh Montgomery.
McGrath, Donald Edward.
McKinley, Leo g..
McManus, Thomas J.
McManus, John Craig.
McManus, Edward VIM.
McManus. James r.
Mcmillan, Frank Duncan.
McPhail, Harry Costello.
Mars, Clarence Harrison.
Mandt, Ellsworth Garfield.
Malone. 1vor Raymond.
Meadof, Carlos Delmar.
Meister. John Conrad.
MeIoros, Peter
Montague, George G.
Morgan, Arthur Gin.
Moody. Benjamin Portan
Moore, Leslie DueIl.
Morris. John Milton.
Noelke. Glenn p.
O1inger, Clarence William
Othmer. Leslie Earl.
Pagett, Harry LoeffleN
Papajohi, James.
Paustian, Harry Dan.
Peavler. Frank Sylvester.
Pechstein, Conrad August.
A~xo{A
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
Here is the omcial list

S@ ages Of 81 and 81 years wht
n registered June 8, under thu
terms of the proclamation issued BY
the president May Is. The list is
compiled by Clarence T. Hull. county
auditor and clerk of the county regis
tration board. From this list will be
drawn the men for Uncle Sans new
armies
Cedar Township.
Albright. Lee Elmer.
Anderson, Hugh Ingalls,.
Barton, Leo Archibald.
Beard, Case William.
Beard, William Boyd.
BrownIee, Colin Reed.
Conley, Wortie.
Conrad, Albert John.
Conrad, Frank j.
Davidson. Rowland Hill.
Denning. Allie Henry.
Dinsmore, Eugene Rex. n
DeRoeear, Clyde.
DeRosear, Max William.
Dickey, Loren Ray.
DinsmoYe, Robert Carl
Duncan, Allen John
Duncan, Noah Ebert
Eyler. Keith G.
Fisher, Lewis Dec.
Fisher, Ben T.
Gaibel, Edward
Gesseka, George Rudolph.
Geeseka, William Fred.
GIendenning, Charles Edgar.
Glendenning, William Riley.
GIendenning, Samuel Herbert
Hane, Ernest Rolla-
Hainline, Leslie Glen.
Hallway, Albert
Heaton, Paul E.
Heaton, Herbert 4.
Helling, William.
Henry, Thomas Efxy.
Holt, Boyd Victor.
Howes, Olfn Harrison
King, Derr Rex
Lampe, Steve.
Leazer, Thurman Keith
Leveling, joe
Lightfoot, Harry n.
Logan, William Leroy.
Mertens. Christ
Mertens, John G.
fMetcalf, H. NJ.
Meierotto, Frank.
Morris, Everette Fisher.
Morris, Rex S.
Norton, Winfield Reed.
Olivera, John Frank.
Pease, ". r. =.
Pickard, Roy Ellsworth.
Pickard, Fred Hugh.
Pieper, Ernest A.
Pieper, Frank.
Poole, Byron Frederick.
Razo, Epifanio.
Ross, Wayne Carol.
Sanford, Harry.
Seiferheld, Leonard.
Shelburg, Fred A.
Smith. Rufus Earl
Smutz. Craig Randall
Snider. Orvil1e.
Stonehouse, Clifton
Taylor, Ware Sherman.
Taylor, Fred Murray.
Thornton. Jesse James.
Tuning, Walter Webster.
Templeton, Herman.
Troutman. Joe s.
TAFT, Jesse Parks.
Thornton, Harry Floyd.
vegalius, Walter John.
Van Wrinkle, Archie s.
Woodson, Fred c.
Wiley, Leland Charles.
Williamson, John Carl.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
Cuns Honor Of Seecive Draft June
Settler, Albert J.
Stsley. Arthur Leroy.

Settler. Albert J.
Sisley. Arthur Leroy. I.
Shepherd. 8. G.
sheavers, Clarence Marshal.
Shields. Abner Wilson.
Smith. Joseph Roy.
Smith, Charles Gleny.
Smith, Marion.
Sturgeon, Ray.
Sturgeon, John w.
Strange, James Burlington.
Story, Daniel Raymond.
Stice, william Henry.
Starr, Pearl.
Sttce. Hubert
Stack, Hughe.
Swearingen, Eugene.
Sutton, Charles Albert.
Tetrathis, Spiedon.
Theodospoulos. Peter.
Tigue, Joseph Edward
Tigue, Leo Patrick.
Tigue, Joseph N.
Tigue, Thomas Vincent. Jr.
Trenton, Sherman.
Trenton. Grover Cleveland.
Tracy, Patrick
Tuttle, Charles VIM.
yossilopoulos, Theodore D1m1trL
vossilopoulos, Yeonyous Dtmitri.
Wallace, Claude B.
Washburn. Russell 8,
Walch, Herman.
Ward. Francis. Ia !.
Walsh, Leroy.
Wellehan. John g
Wheatley. J. A. u.
Wharton. ]. C.
milestone. Kenneth Clifton
Wheeler, Sherman.
Wilsey, Joseph Leonard
Windsor, Shirley Hampon.
Wieder, Milton q.
Workman, Henry AtleA
Wolf, Frank Joseph. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13

Keokuk-seeond Precinct.
Aenew. Thomas Clifford
Agnew, Charles David.
Ahearn, Waiter 8,
Anderson, Charles William.
Anderson, Edward Friedrich.
Anderson, Ralph Thompson.
Bailey, John.
Bancroft, L. D.
Bassett. TheodorA
Bassett, Ernest
Barnes. G. P.
Bighlatal, Hughie AL
Bender, Ben.
BlaisdeIl. william A.
Bode, George Louis.
BonEiovanni. Giuseppe.
Boyer, Merle.
Brassil, r. J.
Breitenstein. Melvin Murence.
, Brennan, Phillip H
Brennan, Frank.
Brooks, George q.
Brown. Charles.
Bryan, Clay Ross.
Brumfield, Joseph H
Buckler, Chas. G..
Burke, Rudolph e.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
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The state herald., 1917-03-16
Read Good Party Paper.

If you want to read Q good
daily paper. you can have the
Pueblo Chieftnin including the
Sunday number for $4.O0 Q year
payable in advance. However
we have made arrangements BY
which you can have the daily
Pueblo Chisftniu including the
Sunday nusnbsr and siso.. the
Herald for ohs year for 500
which 10 theprice Of tho Daily
Chieftain alone. You save the
cost OF your home paper ssd
have u good daily paper 10 read
The political campaign 10 new
ON md you need aldaily paper
TO keep you posted onl state aal
nAttoual news.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Land Sale.

The west half and the south
east quarter of section 6.6.
48, Logan County, Colorado,
will be sold at public sale pn
I uesday March 27, at 2 p.
m. at the dwelling house on
said land. This is good land
and must sell. All parties de
string to buy land should ex.
anime this land and be pres
ent at the sale. Terms cash
which means the payment Of
the money as soon as the
proper papers are prepared.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Attention.

All those having received
Keys during the Harmonola
contest are requested to bring
them in before April first,
otherwise the holder Of the
right key shall lose his right
Of winning this beautiful talk
ing machine and it shall be
given at a drawing to the
lucky winner. e.
A. Scheunemann.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Mrs. o. H. Holland Dead.

Mrs. o. H. Holland died on
Wednesday morning at the fam
lily home in Holyoke after a Sc
we're sicknes of only a few days
The funeral services will be
conducted from the Christian
church in Holyoke today at 2
p. M, Rev. Bainhridge of the
Methodist church preaching the
sermon. Obituary will be eiv
en- in next issue.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

The deputy district attorney
at Holyoke had a hurry up call
from Haxtun one night this
week announcing trouble over
a minors marriage in opposi-
ton to parents wishes, but with
in few minutes was notified
that peace had been declared
which is generally the wise
the wise course of action in such
cases.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
BURLINGTON TINE rAlla


CONG RASf
No l62 daily except Sunday 1887 .
No 1853 accommodation freight Tsss1v
Thursday and Saturdays 80 po
GOING WEST
No 15l daily except Sunday AL -
No l66 accommodation freight Msndays
Wednesdays and Fridays s:is p0
J. W. Nc Even, Agt
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Motor
Rural Carriers Examination.

The United States Civil Service Com.
mission has announced an examination
for the county Of Phillips. Colo to be
hsld Mt Holyoke at IL noon on April II.
1917. to i'll the position Of motor rural
carrier at Haxtun. and vacancies that
NAV later occur on rural routes from
post offices Ia the abovs.mention
county. The salary on motor routes
ranges from l.500 to $3.50 per snnum
The examination will be opsa only te
male citizens who are actually donicil'
Cd In the territory supplied BY . posi
once in the county who meet the Other
requirements set forth In Forms 2lzl
and 1877. Form 2l2l may BE- seen posl
cd n any post Office In the county foI
which the examination 10 held, snc
Form 1877 and application blanks may
bs obtfined from the OH css at which
the vacancy exists and whore the ex
animation IL to be held, ,sr from the U
nited States Civil Service Commissior
at Washington, d. c. 1'hs sppoints,
{, this position will be n quirsd to fur
ash. naiitain, snd opsrs srs . modsrI
motor vehieIs.with carsying { cspaeit,
Of not less than 800 pou nds and cub,
capacity Of not lees than Sol feet. Ap
pliean;s must nIc with ttsir application
a statement OF The equi, passnt ,hsy vii
be able to provide In tie svsnt Of up
poIntment. Applicatio 40 should BE- 10
warded to tho Commiss ION At Washing
ton. d. G.. 1t the earl lest praetieabl
date.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Baptist Church

Services nsxt Lords Day y usual
Sunday School i0O
Morning worsAap iiA
B. 7. p. U. IN
nvsninG pesaehia9 SEQ
We1assday svsniag prayer mtg $50
n Juniss Unioa will. .nsa 1t 9ap
Abjscts
Special music at all the services.
A hearty welcome 10 sxtsndsd to al
4. G. BiasAagss. Psstss.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
Notice of Election.

State Of Colorado.
County Of Phillips 4
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day the 3rd day Of April. A. D. 1917 at
the County Court House in Holyoks.
Colorado. an election Of the qualified
voters Of said Town Of Holyoke. Colors
do. will be held for the purpose Of elect
ing one ~ Mayor to serve one year,
and three (9 Trustees to serve two
years.
Polls will be open from 700 .. m. tc
700 p. m. Of said day.
Charlie P. Peterson,
Town Clerk.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

Roscoe Evans Of Denver arrived In
Holyoke Saturday for visit with hs
parents. He had been travelling in M
braska in the life insurance work. Mrs.
Evans. after visiting her former home
ut Wellheet. joined MIR. Evans at Hol.
yoke on Monday.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. CHM, OF
Canon City, who had been Wis
iting in Kansas City and Iowa,
stopped off at Holyoke Satur.
lay for a two days visit with
the family of Mrs. Ginn's broth
er, F. A. Ralston.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

The ]. A. Peterson garage building
is going up rapidly. 1t is . 60xlO0 feet
frame building veneered with brick and
will be fine appearing building when
completed and will ad much to the ap
pearance Of Denver avenue.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

ORDER EASTERN STAR
Holyoke Lodge No. los: o. E. ,. meets
Ind and 4th Friday nights Of each
0onth Visiting Sisters and Brothers
cordially invited.
Addis j. Zimmerman, W. NJ.
w. S johnson, W. P.
The state herald., 1917-03-16
New Restaurant.

I have opened a restaurant
aud lunch counter in the Com.
n,ercial Hotel and will serve
meals and lunch at all hours.
Your patronage solicited.
Mrs. Ida Jackson.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

Gilbert Trego son Of MIR. and Mrs
II A Trego Of Holyoke returned lac,
w.eA from service as U. s. guard on
the Mexican line The company WAS
disoanded Ia Wyoming.
The state herald., 1917-03-16

E. A. Braughton Of venango. Neb..
passed through Holyoke Wednesday
from trip to St Ring. For nineteen
years he was the Burlington agent at
Vsnango but resigned his position. q
year ago and went onto farm but has
entered the service Of the Burling ton .
gain as extra agent.