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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
SHOE REPAIRING

EN E.NSEN'S Shoe Paror. 7OS East Main
Street. Let us do your shoe repairing.
Best az all materials used and best work
men. Only place in city where a lady can
have shoes shinsd Mail orders solicited
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FLAGS

SERVICE itE> made to order. Phone Mad
son s'>= w w. Moselcy q Co.. Inc.
NHNit.D the publ:c To KNOW tina; J.hnk.
Bios. jewelers.. 81? East Main Street
BUY sell. eAChauGe and RENDUNT DIA.
NOSDS ~ THE LATEST STYLES GII
gold AMI silver hLSaNs taken ~ exchange
COAL l. hich In price now. {. II paid TO
use Asbestos Coverings heretofore IN l..
NOR. IMPORTANT NOW l'None FOR estimate
southern Asbestos MaLuiacturinE Co Kan.
GuilE .icS -S~"'
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INSTRUCTION.

MISS FRANCES ALI.AN'S No.si studio.
zoos West Grace Street Randolph i2u5-J.
INSTRUCTION on violin and piano. Charges
~ suit all. Phone MadiIon s,sG-J
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PERSONAL

ANY ono knowing tho Whereabouts OF Ah0er
Is Trent. or sister Bessie Young. Co!crei.
please notify Newton Harris Glen White.
". Va. and receive reward.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

If You wan, TO make big, quick profits. In
yeatiCatc this. Oil company with holdings
in center OF biggest producing area in
tire Coastal oit Bcii otcis '..re o,,I..
floor basis. Company nov drilling prop
crty entirely surrounded 10y monster EuSh"r
To- 5000 barrels day. Property already
producing thousands OF barrels month.
Wonderful opportunity for large or small
Investors: but uuick action Is positively
necessary present offer * limited. Send
FOR literature. io obligation. Union Trust
Company. 81 Carter bldg. Houston, Tex
10 per cont To lC9 per cent per year ON
your money. Gi!t-cdEr Investment in old
established business. Write for free par
tiCulSrS. references, etc. BRYANT ManufaC-
turing Co. B"A @>Ss. station -. rhiladcl-
phiH, Ia
BRANCH manager wanted by responsible
Chicago manufacturer. New. uuiCk big
money maker sold 10 hanks merchants.
etc: s,5 rrott per sale. $50. to $500 capitat
required which Applies goods. should
easily clear SSG weekly. President. 529
TiNmOilth t'hig,EN
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

$1,000 REWARD
FOR the arrest detention of ono w. r.
Martin. VII" LEFT MacCIesiieid. y. g.. De-
ccn!ber J. 1917 iorfcit!n6 bond. Drscrip-
lion. Height. about feet. inches: weight
about $50; one legged trIhtl, with crutch :
brown w"vy hair. oou!hcd back. Automobile
mechanic send Information to W. -
owens or J. : Howard, MacccsGeld. y. G.
IiU.u-S Dol .,nc Toy HoSDitul 10y North
Third Eandoluh lslO-I.
LOOK l.cOK!. Don't wait for the pains
and aches to keen on aching you. but
got one bottle Of DiEcs Great Iinimcnt. for
rheumatism. sprains and all aches for 81
Mall orders promptly filled upon receipt OF
S,rnct. IctnrshurE. Va.
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MUSICAL

oKGANlST-I ann open tor a substantial
position director and Organist Any
Protestant service. Manly IL Rumos. 100
North Seventh Street Madison 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

the OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
TIE board or directors at regular meet
ing held on December -. 1917. have de-
ciared dividend Of per cent the
capital stock OF this company. payable on
and after January =. 1918. to Stockholders
Of record December 90. 1917.
". H. SLA CGliTEE.
S.orctary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

hi.uMOND ELECTRIC SHOE NrpAIu
,l!sy Vii M ~. wishes &" announce that
Htd,fI l7l3 last Main Street nicI,,i1,,,..,,
va fhono Randolph o."G ''''''u'
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AZ sacr!Hce, pro,-ctograph ch"c; writer:
reasons for selling. Box 7j7. civ
club. cheap for cash. Address 26.l STUART
Avenue, 81 uhDne boulevard ls:y-H.
!ck sale. 30. IL Regal Franklin stove
used only two months. win SOL cheap
ih"n" itHniolph iO!O-J.
EtHnDUGnS adding Machine for sale at q
bargain. 3ii". Cooke Safe and Lock Co.
foK sale. sections and top bookcase; =
variety OF books. trunks. Address co
Elchm0nI IiOtcL
WANTED, u sell at once. one I..di..' dis
iHond ring. pure white %tonr. Karat and Is
Address l.. care COO North Fifteenth street
ciiy.
E:'fC LoPEDiA britannica. Iatcs: edition.
= volumes. India paper, cheap. - a. care
.rl,n.g- Dsra,ch
btii.biNG Jnat"ria' for sale second Ia nd
building material. consisting OF window ana
door frames. cash. weights. doors and ~
hrrIE y u Waii.up Co.. III! East Marshall
Street
Fol; sal'. handsome diamond stick hin
,"i % Giam"hGn - II big bargain Can b"
ch"nsca (" - I.dy's ring. Address T. H.
c-r" Tim Di.u"tch.
WOOD.
SAWED Iir". $50 per load: equals ono
s.hf ,"rd CAN Handolrh i52i.
~ . 81" '.sE to rcIUrEish your Eoin- before
Xmas hy our exchange plan. 40 money
unliI January then small weekly Payments.
w" buy SouG ola furniture. h.at.rr, sewing
"a chimes, ph"nDgr- phS. etc. In cxcianE-
Iuuthrrn Furniture Co. Inc and EaS,
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DEALER WANTED
no REPRESENT
FORD TRUCK ATTAClIMEN I.

THE ChMELFORD.
$40 +. @. Il. CHICAGO.
THE only truck attachment converting tho
regular Ford into onc-ton truck for $40.
l. doing the Saln.. thing that other form =
truck devices ar" doing for SSu. Ia daily
use 10y thousand ui firms ali over the
country. Live prospects everywhere. Great
money making proposition FOR reliable party.
State fuzzy your qualifications and territory
wanted Replies held in strict confidence.
MAKEMoNT MANCFACTUEINti CO.
SOLE MAKERS
"i6 South Wabash Avenue.
Chicago.
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At rOAoiiII.E own-rs-rhe Wizard Are
Spark intcnsiicr drives hot. sizHlinE spark
through your SPARK plugs aud gives IN
quality OF gasoline. no WASTE. Makes start
ing amazingly easy. assists cold magnetic
and saves batteries; prevents jerking ami
are lnt"nlii"r hts any plur on any car:
fires any old plug: prevents foulias and
missing. IA" dirt! plus-; no vlc.,nin: or
changing. us a revelation. a nou-y-sLvcr.
Easily attached minutes. iud'>tructiblc.
Saves gas. Pays Zoe itself in on" week. Put
one an each Ilur, Send s. for set ~ I. 81
chance. order set now from nlanutaCt urcrS.
wizard Are SPARK Plug Co, oui Vain
w"!Ght. 81 Louis. AIC.
roh So. on" Fora touring car in GOOD
N,ndcl,h 6.6i $50 tow.rdin Street
fnii sale. Ial. Ford. strictly lrs,-cass con-
GltioU, or will trade tor roadster and some
cash. Can he seen amy Iim. sunday. <. G.
y. III South l.nmbardy
MI" MaAwei ,onrinF in trst t,c condii
bc &ol regardless OF value. Also BuiC!S
,ro"dstcr. ir running condition: SIS. iNe
W"si lrosd Street Madison t6le
fuM rent: automobiic repair shop. inc To-
Madison tGle
ME. business Man. | Offer a few Ford
commercial cars for mru-Iiat" delivery. |
also have ,JlS Ford sedan. 1871 Ford coup
i,.t complete. g. J.. Childrc.'. care Universal
N"tor COMPANY.
painted and ovcrnau!cd Perfect condition.
BABY Grand Chevrolet in perfect running
condition. Newly painted.
KLINE touring demonstrator. =. bargain.
1915 Ford touring. Good condition.
KLINE KAR SALES CO.
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FOR SALIi-fiorSes
PLUMBING AND HEATING

JOhH II. RCSr. ~ co. experts in plumbing,
warm AR hot-~atcr and steam heating
SJc"t Randolph sDll @"'A
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
December I. 1919.
The board Of directors Of the Rich iaOnd
Trust and Savings Company this day
Claret quarterly dividend of IL per
cent upon its capital stock out Of IN.
earnings Of the quarter, payable January !.
10 stockholders al record AT the close ~
business Thursday, December -, 1917.
Checks will he mailed.
X. j. WiLLISGHAM, IR..
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GOLD AND SILVER
TYPEWRlTEIsS.

WANTED. to buy for cash. old goid. silver
and false teeth: highest prices u q
Mysr Jewelry Co. Il West Broad Street
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

l. : &. White l.ghorn yc.riinr L,g 80,
C"chcrcl Barron Young strain G6-cge ,,'
SH To"1or i f al? security ror'ahi.
, Rose Highland Sprinr, V. STOP 70
foE sale. sweet singing C.narirs " ~
eN'In. isit North Twenty RcNcuth Street
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AUTOMOBILES

WANTED, several experienced automobile
mechanics Apply IL. y. King Motor
A'nrn.. No WcNl HrOnl.
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BUSINESS WANTED

BLUE EIbCCI. IctIuE SiEoy
Letters business peI and cam
paGn letters. Reasonable rates. % North
Ninth Street Madison 4S75.
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Territorial Right For Sale

\ corporation manufacturing line Of
goods of established reputation desires to
dispose OF IN. RICH, OF safe OF these goods
iu this TERRITORY. Applicant must be one
with business ability and ability sales
man. Fun information chcerfuliy eivcn to
persons VITA SINGER" intentions.
THE SANoXENE MANUFNGruRlNC; co.
Twcuusth ana Market Streets.
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WiNTED-.Anjn,nla
SHOE REPAIRING

WANTED genuine" bull dog or pretty .Io.
- =" genuine. Tor guard purposes hddrc.
~. \ Moody iIcnYlcn 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

Ol.DSMoBILE Tor cash ut bargain. in
Iirst-cl!,ss condition. Is. II. Dixon. Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

4; oil wells carning S.S2'nn yearly: settled
PRODUCTION: now paying is per cent divi-
dcnds oklahoma iield. immense poSsibili-
ties. shares. 81 %: advance soon. lntor-
NATION free. Globe on Co. Commerce
I;lnr knu.l, CiiN. Mo-
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Dard OF directors.
.. y. JOHNSON,
President.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
S'tIiippq5s9Ulopiteq6Iop|ntth'lep $
BUlCH STEAMERS
Will CALL HERE

General Passenger Agent P A.
Daam Of tie Batavia agency OF the
Java Pacific Mail line. a consolidation
OF the NeterIaRd and Rotterdam Lloyd
Royal NAH lines, Is in Honolulu to-
day. 49,
He brings news that because OF Ge-.
many's campaign Of submarine ruth
lessEess the Dutch line he represents
has abandoned the Amsterdam-SueZ-
batavia route and will operate all its
steamegs by the Pacific rOnte, with
Honolulu as a port Of call.
we will operate a fortBightIy pas
senger and freight service between
Java, China, Japan and America" said
baum this morning. Honolulu vii
be a regular port Of call. There will
be eight steamers or the run. -Four
are already ip the Pacific and four
more are coming through the Panama
Canal"
Daum is a passenger or the Java
Pacific steamer Rembrandt, in port
today. The Rembrandt is a sister yes.
eel Of the Netherlands Royal Mail lin
er VendeL an arrival recently from
Amsterdam via the Canal and San
Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
.FOURSCORE MORE
GERMANS

OF the % German diplomatic and
consular representatives On the Dutch
liner hempTa1dt, only one was al
IL was learned today. There are be-
tween 20 and so more yet 10 come.
The one individual who came
ashore Was r. W. Won Hintze. Ger
man ambassador 10 China until that
nation broke off diplomatic relations
few weeks ago. By special bermis,
SIGN Of the u. 5 immigration authOri-
ties at this port, he was allowed TO
leave the ship and go ashore in COM
pany with Senior luis Gil GnhLen
Spanish consul, acting for Germany
since the United States declared war
on that government, The others had
70. remain aboard. Armed soldiers
were stationed at the gangplanks TO
keep them there. "....... .
According to p. A. Daum, general
agent at Batavia for the Java Pacific
Mali Line. who is aboard the Rem
brandt .and' transacted business with
the lines local agency, {. Brewer 4
Company, Ltd, this courtesy was
NUN dPPICSAdbGN ~ q VIZ iAAAA10B ~
he had not expected so. much after
he learned Of the declaration Of war.
Between 20 and so Here
sDaum said that tie present party
Of late diplomatic officials of Ger
many is only the first instalment.
There are 20 or so coming by the
next boats of our line" he said.
Are En- Route to New York
81 On arrival, in the United States the
20 Germans. in the Rembrandt's par
ty will be turned over to the Swiss
consulate for transportation to New
York by rail and thence to Germany
via some neutral country.
Viii Take Neutral Liner
Daum said he cabled from Homo
lulu to New York and has received
reply that the Java Pacific service
from Amsterdam to New York has
not yet been put into effect: - This
means the Germans will either. wait
in New York until it is effective or
will return to Germany via boats of
other neutral countries than Holland.
They have all been granted safe
conduct by the Allied governments.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the high prize Of ingredi-
ents used in the manufacture Of car
donated beverages on and after Mon
day, April 16. the minimum net price
charged for soda water by the under
signed will be Csc per dozen to stores,
clubs and hotels, and 40c per dozen to
the family trade.
Rycroft-Arctic Soda Co., Ltd.
Consolidated Soda Water Works
Co., Ltd.
Pacific Soda Works, Ltd.
Sunrise Soda Water Works Co., Ltd.
Diamond Soda Works Co.
Hawaiian Soda Works, Ltd.
The o. K. Distilled Soda Water Co.,
Ltd.
Pioneer Soda Water Works Co.
Star Soda Works Co.
Honolulu Soda Water Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, T, H.. April 13, 1917.
.----,le76n--1t e.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
kukAlAU PLANTATION COMPANY
LTD.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND
DIRECTORS

AT the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Kukaiau Planta
ton Company. Limited, and at the
subsequent meeting of the Directors
Of that Company, both held on the
21st day of March, 1917, the following
Officers and Directors we're elected to
serve for the ensuing year, viz:
President and Director. ............-
s...............Mr Mr.. T. Give Davies
ce-President & Director. ........
.......-.. Mr.. e. H. Wodehouse
Treasurer and Director. .........
Mr.. w. H. Baird
Secretary and Director. ........... -.
.........M Mr.. j. N s. Williams
Director. Mr.. w. G. Singlehurst
Auditor .......... Mr.. H. w. M. Mist
j. N. S. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
1 674S-Mar. 81, Apr. Z, H. p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
MUCH SUGAR AWAITING +.
SHIPPING ON HAWAII

Sugar awaiting shipment on the Big
Island is reported by Purser NJ. w.
Mitchell of the Mauna Kea to be as
follows, by plantations and bags
Olaa. 1854; Waiakea, $1,000; Ha-
waii Mill, 500; Hilo Sugar Co., 1880;
Papaikou, 3O,S92; Pepeekeo, 20,5O0;
Honomu, $1,000; Hakalau, 27,975; La
upahoehoe, 35.152; Kaiwiki, 21,57S;
Kukaiau, 14.s77; Hamakua Mill, o..
+86; Paauhau, 1900; Honokaa, $500;
Punaluu, 1910; Honuapo, 1855. 49,.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Saturday, April IA.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Japanese servant girl for Kaimukt,
must sleep home. Telephone 7475.
6759-2t
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FOR SALE.

Platinum pin with sapphire setting.
Finder please return to Star-Bune-
tin. 676o-3t
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BIG lines SNAP
At k(JHI0 WHARF

AS further report that Kuhio wharf,
Hiio, is decideGiy unsafe for vessels
when heavy swells are running on the
windward side OF the Big Island, Pres
ident James A. Kennedy OF the Inter.
Island Steam Navigation Company to-
day gave the Star-Bulletin for publica-
ton a copy OF report received In
the mail from Hilo, written by p. T.
Phillips, Hilo agent of the. company.
The report, dated April 49,. says in
part:
Yesterday afternoon the heavy
swell running on the windward side
of the island began to make itself felt
in the harbor. The Mauna Kea, rang
ing badly. had to take in her gangways
and by this morning had broken one
12-inch, one 10-inch, and two 6-inch
lines. We were unable to get out all
OF the Honolulu freight. oyercarrying
some iron, while we will have to leave
quite a lot of outgoing freight behind,
being able to take only perishahle
freight and passengers baggage" i p
:.
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Wfcker-Do you go in for home
cooking at your house? ..
Snicker-Not on your life! We go
out for it.--Life. ...-... + ~
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs INITIATE

Wednesday night of last week the
Knights of Pythias had the grand
chancellor, Frank Smith, of Weiser,
with them and had also invited the
Pocatello order for the evening. One
candidate was given the Knight de-
gree and as there was very large
crowd out to welcome the distin-
guished visitor they had a more than
usually interesting time. About l l
o'clock at night four men from Poca
tello came struggling in, worn out
and more than tired but still full of
snap and vim. They had walked
eight miles to get in as three auto
loads had started from the city to
the south but tie cars got stuck in
the snow and the four men were all
who felt it worth while to make the
rest of the way on foot. The men of
Blackfoot thought it was certainly
up to them to make it interesting for
the men who had made such an effort
to get here, so entertained them at
the lodge room until daylight. Mr..
Smith gave them very interesting
talk and enthused the men for more
efforts in the work of the order. He
also told the local members that in
point of excellence there was not
another lodge in the state to stand
with the Blackfoot chapter.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30
WOODVILLE


rYand Mrs. George Risenmay are
Proud parents of baby boy.
lmes Fugal has returned from
iwhere he purchased a carload
l0rses. ..a
!. x. Hammer went to Hamer
ng last week and while there
Id his horse that was lost year
z He is rejoicing over his lucky
(r. and Mrs. James Edwards came
lie from Butte last Saturday. =.
ohm M. Rider had the misfortune
Csc fine mare last Friday night.
vas sick only a few days.
.arl Matthews also had a valuable
be die the same night.
he stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
lffin last night and left an eight
nd girl.
.teed Bowman and Esther Balm
tn were quietly. married last Sat
ay at the Court House in Idaho
lis. '
". X. Edwards died at his home
terday. Mr.. Edwards suffered for
/, years with diabetis but had not
med any worse than usual until
Iut II hours before death came,
IN suffered greatly until near the
| when he passed quietly away.
leaves wife, eight sons and four
lighters. Funeral services have not
in announced.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30

men started work on the new hotel
for Mr.. Young, Monday morning.
Furnished rooms for rent by day
week or month. Inquire Second
Hand store. Prices reasonable.
adv. 1927
DR.. F. H. Sutler assisted by DR.
G. w. Middleton, of Salt Lake, per-
formed an operation on DR.. Edwin
Cutters arm Sunday, removing some
sloughing tendons and also taking
out lot of dead bone.
DR.. Edwin Cutler should be given
credit for being the first person to
introduce the silo system around
Shelley. The doctor is great lover
of fine stock and has as nice a herd
Of registered Jersey cattle as one
would care to look at. In the base
iment of the new barn which he is
building on his place he is putting
in silo. Farmers who are milking
a number of cows make great mis-
take when they go without a silo.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30
TABER

(Omitted last week }

(OmlLLoQ last week.
Rev. Metz spoke an interesting ser
mon to an interested crowd Sunday
at II a. m. and at the German ser
vice at s p. m.
Frazer and Akers made a trip tc
the settlement Thursday for feed tc
tide them over until the snow is
gone. 4
| Harry Adamson, Joe Tilden, Carl
Derfer, Mr.. Griffin, Harry Fassbend-
er and Fred Serr were business visit
Ors to Blackfoot this week.
| The ranchers are very busy max
ing cisterns and reservoirs to store
snow water for stock and to irrigate
few trees for shade and fruit.
c. R. Pearson, J. L. Hughes and
Mrs. Griffin were trading in Taber
Thursday and discussing the topics of
the week.
The st. Patrick dance was we'll at
tended Saturday night at the school
house and a big supper was served
to the delight of the bachelors.
Mrs. H. F. Siesser visited Mrs. j.
R. Metz, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Conner and son, Ira, who
have claims at Cerro Grande, but
have been spending the winter at
Sterling so the children could attend
school started on an overland trip
to their chains, Wednesday. and got
as far as Taber where they spent the
night. Ira returned Thursdays; bring
ing the team back to Sterling as the
snow was so deep they were afraid
to go farther. Mrs. Conner stayed
in Taber until Friday when the work
train cleared the road so the pas
senger could get thru. Mrs. Conner
is widow with seven children and
has not got discouraged holding
down "a claim as she says she is from
Missouri and must be shown the one
to fail that tries.
Grandpa Kramlie, of Endicot,
Washington, who visited his son,
Mike, and family the past week, has
gone to American Falls where he will
visit his other son before returning
home. He was greatly impressed
with our country and thinks it all
right; and he ought to know for
he went thru the frontier life in
reality and is now landed on easy
81
r. E. Hughes and wife visited
Mike Kramlie and family Monday.
Roberts & Frazer, who are putting
in cisterns and reservoirs near the
Twin Buttes, report the grass two
inches high under the snow and
bright green in color.
Carl Wagner examined his rye and
found it at least two inches high and
looking fine. The high priced hay
will be below par when the snow
goes.
Little Bernice Monger has been
quite sick with the measles.
Harry Kluesner's well is now down
300 feet and they are still drilling
expecting to strike vein of water
every minute.
The neighbors rebuilt the Will
Kluesner house, Monday, that was
burned down.
Rex Mitchell left Sunday to bring
his family to Taber where they would
be near his work.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30
COFFEE DEMONSTRATION

One will not soon forget the cup
of coffee served at the Pearson gro
Gerry four different days last week.
Delicious, so much so that the writer
returned several times for another
cup. The Golden West was the
brand of coffee being demonstrated
and Mrs. Persis Gardener knew how
to make it to perfection and that to-
gether with her radiant smile and
words of welcome, made one return
for another and another. The coffee
was taken to many homes in the
city for the first time after drinking
a cup of it. 1t is rightly named
Golden West and will be a winner
no doubt turnout the country. Mrs
Gardner went from here to Idaho
Falls where she spent 3 days at the
Price grocery. Blackfoot will well
come her whenever she cares to re
turn.
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