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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
NAMES OF THOSE COMING WITH PRINCE ARE MADE PUBLIC
nx HIGH ". ROBERTS

Washington. June 1.-(Special) The Italian commission and American escort which will be in Birmingham Tuesday follows:
 Ferdinand of Savoy, Prince of UGine. Enrico Arlotta. minister of trans portation.
 Marquis Luigi Borsarelli di Rifred- do, under secretary of state for for eign affairs.
 Breckenridge Long. third assistant Secretary of State.
 Guglielmo Marconi, senator of the kingdom
 Augusta Ciuffelli, member of the Chamber of Deputies.
 Francesca Saverio Eitti, member of the Chamber of Deputies.
 Guglielmo Motti, military attache to the Italian mission.
 Cavalier De Parente. secretary of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

legation and secretary of the mission. Col. John C. Gilmore, Jr., United States army
 Commander William N. Jeffers, Uni ted States navy
 Naval Lieutenant Da Zara, aide de- camp of Prince of Udine
 J. P, s. Harrison, civilian aide to Prince of Udine
 Joseph M Wye, department of state Three secretaries of the mission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

A successful experiment with women in the pulpit was made in London the other day when Miss Maude Royden, daughter of Sir Thomas Royden, Bart, preac he'd the regular Sunday sermon in the City temple. So large was the crowd that came to hear the first woman to occupy that pulpit that police were required to regulate the throng. Several other churches, deprived of their pastors by the war, are expected to follow the the example of the City temple
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
At sthe Lyric

The Lyric programme will be un- usually entertaining to the Saturday afternoon matinee-gosr as the bill of fered is composed of five good acts and the Pathe news pictures are very entertaining.
 'The Futuristic Revue the head line attraction is one of the best acts ever presented at the Lyric and is d high-class opera number. Countess Leonardi. celebrated violiniste, is fea : tured in this act.
 Delier and Termini, violin and ac- cordion, are popular entertainers.
 Savoy and Brenan in After the Matinee" offer some Imaginable en- tertainment in their comedy and chat ter. Binnes and Bert offer a gym nastic attraction that is out of the ordinary.
 Travolla and company in yen. triloquial number are entertaining.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
Negro Normal Closes

Normal. June Special 1.-The State Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes at Normal. found ed by the late William H. Councill, closed it's forty second annual session yesterday. There was one graduate from the college department three from the normal school, 12 from the high school one from the department of music and AZ from the trades.
 A large number of white people from Huntsville. including the judge of probate and the mayor of the city, and many prominent women attended the exercises.
 Dean Kelly Miller of the faculty of arts and sciences of Howard univer- sity delivered the annual address He spoke on the subject of true patriot ism, building his argument around the old maxim, First to thine ownself he true, and 1t must follow aS the night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
NJ c. & St. l.. Appointments

Chattanooga, June 1.-The Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis railway an- nounces today the following appoint ments of it's force in Chattanooga: E. U. Walker of Atlanta, district passenger agent, vice Cole Danley, resigned J. NJ. Melton, city passenger agent promoted to passenger agent; E. M. Osborne, assistant depot agent at Nashville, city ticlet agent; s. A. Tatum, assistant ticket agent. W. s. Igou, transferred to At- lanta as travelling passenger agent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
Patients in Hospital Are
 Removed to Escape Fire

Charlotte, N. C., June 1.-Damage that will hardly exceed $50,0o0 was caused by fire in the business, section of Charlotte early tonight, when one building was burned and three others slightly dam |Iged, including the Presbyterian hospital From which 1t was necessary to hurriedly 1remove about 50 patients. At one time two business blocks were threatened and the fact that the fire did not spread was due to g heavy rainfall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

days hunt you certainly have been going some. The secret of Mir. Hilrs success in
  building up trade in Il different sections of the city Is his small profits and large turnovers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02
Sunday Outings

Sunday Outings
 s1.00 Talladega, s1.5O Clalrmont Springs and return, via A. B. & A. each Sunday up to September 9. Leave Birmingham 5:90 a. m., arrive Birmingham 9;SO p. m.
 elliot fri sat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

fore keep coming around and buying. All Age-Herald readers must have plenty of cash, or else the paper has a pull. At any rate they seem to appreciate the fresh- ness of our vegetables and our dressed fowls and fish. Goodby, we have 200 fowls to dress for Saturday..
 It's a 3 to 1 shot that the c. D. Kenny Co. has an ad on this page. My good friend Brumback is wise advertiser. He knows it pays and also knows that the good wives of Birmingham have this Sun day dinner proposition in hand. There fore, he has Headers" each Saturday for the tired and ever-going women of this big city of ours. Try it once'' he says of his Special Blend" coffee at 25 cents the pound. It must be good if one trial lands steady customer. Then he plays up Cheon tea-the summer drink largest dealers in America in coffees, sugars, teas and baking powders says MT. Brumback. Pretty big assertion But he has the goods.
 V. w. Wood & Co.,, on Upper Second avenue" are hustlers. They like to sell in large lumps-wholesale at retail, in other words. He likes to save the con suner money. He buys big and sells likewise. But you can get just as good value in the grocery line with a scent purchase as with a s5 purchase. All get the same treatment. And paying cheap rent enables this firm to cut to the limit. Not only does V. w. Wood & Co. adver- tise on Saturday morning. but many mornings. Their stock is so large that 1t must be kept turning to make room for other shipments. Read over the prices on this page, and see where you have been losing money.
 Satisfaction! If you can't please and satisfy your customers. you'll not hold them long. Tanner Bros. found this out long ago. And this is the secret of their us anu 6TOW1HS DuSlneSS. EVeryDOuy who spends money with these brothers can be assured of fair dealing and the lowest prices on first-class commodities Take peep at their fine display of meats today. The best that can be bought T. B. Tanner, who usually finds time to get up copy for Saturdays ad, has so many irons in the fire in the way of busi- ness adventures that he hardly takes time to sleep. But, say, have you seen the fine display of home raised vegetables at this market? They raise them on the Tan ner farm. Don't forget their delicatessen department is open on sunday.
 Scattered over this big city of ours is chain of "11 Quality Stores" Place the Hill Grocery Co. before this, and you have the guarantee that the word quality is good. For if Hill advertises anything you can bet your last dollar that there is quality. value and bargain behind the advertisement. Many are the dollars that the Hill Grocery Co. have saved to their patrons. Take the list of articles, with prices attached, on this page today, and if you can even duplicate them in
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

day. Our business is always good but this Saturday morning advertising gets the money. Consumers we never seen be- fore keep coming around and buying. All Age-Herald readers must have plenty of cash, or else the paper has pull. At any rate they seem to appreciate the fresh ness of our vegetables and our dressed fowls and fish. Goodby. we have 200 fowls to dress for Saturday"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

Just tell the good people we are the busiest brothers in Birmingham all the week, and on Saturday. we'll, hate to mention It. said Gus Catanzano yester-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-02

The Gadsden postal receipts of $2,71435 for May was an increase of 121z per cent over that for last year
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23
NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT "
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
In the Matter of the Petition OF
p. r. Sweeney and others for
the formation of a DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.
TO T. H. Abr, and all of the
persons whose names are set
forth in paragraph V of the an
nexed above and foregoing petl-
ton and to all persons that may
he parties in interest in, to or or
1.-The lands to be included in the
IabOve prayed for drainage dis
You. and each of you, and any
and all persons owning land TO De
affected by the annexed above ana
foregoing petition, please take
notice. that the petition OF p. Il.
Sweeney. and others, was on the
ard day of October, 1917, duly
and regularly filed with the CLERK
of the District Court OF the
Eighth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for Bene-
wah County, and that thereafter
the said petition was duly anC
regularly presented to the Honor
able John M. Flynn, one of The
Judges of the said District Court
together with a. good and sutli-
Gent bond in the sum of $4,000
which was approved by the Judge
as prescribed by law, and that OF
the 9th day of October, 1917, th'
hi Vnhn nj HlWnn
one of the Judges OF the san
District Court, did make ms or
8 der fixing the 18th day OF NoYem
Der, 1917, at the hour OF /
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Courtnous
in the city of st. Mares, Bene
wah County, Idaho, as the TIM
and place when the Court WI
hear and consider the said peti
ton.
notified that said petition pray
for the formation OF a. Dralnae
District No. 3, of the County
Benewah, in the State Of ldah
containing land lying with
Benewah County, Idaho, al
within the boundaries more pa
ticularly described in said for
going petition.
And you are hereby further al
more particularly notified that
the said 18th day of Novemb'
1917, at the hour of 40 o'clo
A. NJ, at the said Courthouse
the city of st. Maries, Idaho, t
said Honorable John M. Flyn
or the other judge Of said Distrl
Court of the Eighth Judicial ID
frict of the State of Idaho, in. a
for Benewah County, will ne
and consider said petition, a
Iupon the said date any person
CORPORATION may appear Deio
The said Court and make oDJ'
fions TO the organization OF 81
District and the proposed Dou
daries thereof. eoh
Dated this 18th day of OctoD
WARREN T. SHEPPERl
CLERK of the District Coz
BY C. B. Moon, Deputy
District Court Seal
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

1914 46 NV rs.
W. r. Barnesly, Ferrell
Lot. Terrell.
stephen Ducommun. ST. Maries.
i6-i7 46 NV co.
Paul Rochat, st. Maries.
1916 as NV 100.
Wm. Osborn, ST. Maries.
John Bolton, ST. Maries.
is &c tS 2WW 1870.
II r. Wunderlich ST. Maries.
RNerdale 3.
Charles q. Cromwell, ST. Maries.
III b. Gaines, st. Maries.
Margaret Gaines. st. Maries.
Mrs. NJ. Urbach, Seward, Alask.
i6 &c 2W 1853.
JILL. Ferguson, st. Maries.
IS 46 NV so.
O. f. HALEY, st. Maries..
Herman Saxton, St. Maries.
IS 46 2W "a.
Andrew Ajdukovic, st. Maries'
Idaho.
Lots.
| ST. Maries Lumber Co., ST. Mares
Idaho. BY VIM. Knoll.
f5-i6-2i 46 2W 400.
Trueman & Wunderlich, By A. q
W.. St. Maries.
% 46 2W 8.
c.. B. Smith, St. Maries.
Is 46 2W 10.
Oliver Nelson, st. Maries.
J. A. Jacot, St. Maries.
"a 46 NV so.
Frank Keller, st. Maries.
MeadOwhurst Z.
III. f. Hughes, st. Maries.
MeadOwhurst 10 p.
III. NJ. Hughes, Kellogg.
Meadowhurst TO-.
la. J. L. Bredwald, st. Maries.
Laura l.. Dunson, st. Maries.
Riverdale ii.
| Mrs. LeOna BransOn, ST. Mares
Meadewhurst ~.
Filed this 3rd day of October
1917. at 1000 o'clock A. M.
WARREN Il. SHEPPEHL
Clerk of the District Cour
f. N. LA VEINE,
Attorney for Petitioners.
p O. st. Maries, Idaho.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23
NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
I'm the matter of the Petition Of
the Milwaukee Lumber Com
pany, "a corporation, and others
for the formation of a DRAIN
AGE DISTRICT.
TO Ernest l.. Clark, and all OF
! the persons whose names are set
| forth in paragraph ~ of the an
neXed, above and foregoing petit
ton and TO all persons that may
be parties in interest in, to or Of
the lands to be included in the
above prayed for drainage dis
trict.
YOU. and each Of you, and any
and all persons owning land to
be affected by the annexed above
and foregoing petition, please
take notice, that the petition Of
Milwaukee Lumber Company, a
corporation, and others, was on
the 2nd day of October, A. D.,
1917, duly and regularly filed
with the Clerk of the District
I Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
: trict of the state of Idaho, in and
3 for Benewah County, and that
= thereafter the said petition was
/ duly and regularly presented to
4 the Honorable John NJ. Flynn, one
Z Of the Judges of the said District
T. Court, together with a good and
= sufficient bond in the sum of
e $500 90, which was approved by
J. the Judge, as prescribed by law,
- and that on the 9th day Of OctO-
# Der, 1917, the said Honorable
# John NJ. Flynn, one Of the Judges
II Of the said District Court, die
y make his order liking the 1Oth
=. day Of November, 1917, at the
l. hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
% Courthouse in the city Of st
re Maries, Benewah County, Idaho
nj as the time and place when thu
ct And you are hereby furthe
notified that said petition pray
for the formation Of Drainag
III District No 4, OF the County o
~ Benewah. in the State of Idaho
oI containing land lying within Be
~ newah County, Idaho, and with
~ the boundaries more particular
~ described IN said foregoing peti
% ton.
"a more particularly notified that o
'su the said 10th day of Novembe
O. 1917, at the hour OF 10 o CLOCK Z
~ I'M. at the said courthouse in tt
~ city of st. Marles, ldaho, the sa
Honorable John M. tlynn, or u
lother Judge of said District COu
Wn of the Eighth Judicial District
re- the State of Idaho, IN and 4
the BeneWah County, VIII near al
consider said petition, and up'
ers the SAID date any person or %
sed lpOratiOn may appear before L
zed said Court and make obiectiO
Act to the organization Of the So
of District and the proposed bou
TO diaries thereof.
AB- Dated this 9Th day OF OctoD
-JC- WARREN II. SHEPPERI
OF Clerk of the District Cou
ND By C.. b. Moon, Deputy
OF District Court Sea)
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

PAYMENT OF THE COSTS
THEREOF AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY approved on the
2ist day of February, 1913, the
same being Chapter t6 OF the
1913 Session Laws OF the state
of Idaho, commencing at page
5S. as amended by Chapter 42 OF
the 1918 Session Laws OF the
state of Idaho, commencing at
page 1913, and all acts of the Leg
islature amendatOry thereof or
bearing thereon.
Signers to annexed petition, of
typeWrltten pages, Tor organl-
zation of Drainage District pro-
posed there.
Name Address Land O~ncI i'm:
Milwaukee Lumber Co., st. Mar
Bv Fred Herrick. President.
Riverdale, Lots 1, 2, i6, a, %,
80, 40, 81, Y, 73, "A, 5s, IS
as, IA, 70, so, 81, 5s, 90 GO
S Ss e a. o. s5' GO o. GO 49, part ar To- i6t ~
Sec. "A. NV of NV Sec. "a,
NV SIC Sec. D, SW OF Sc of
Sec IA, all in Twp. 1912 w.
Fred Herrick, St Maries, Idaho,
Joseph +. Heritage, st. MARES
Amy b. Scott, st. Maries, Idaho.
See County Records
Jas. II. Keen, st. Maries, Idaho.
See County Records.
j. a. Wickberg, st. Maries, Idaho.
See County Records.
/. Walfred Fahlman, st. Maries,
Idaho. See County Records.
Adrian Fahlman, st. Maries, Ida
no. See County Records.
e. Mansfield Shepperd, st. Maries,
Idaho. See County Records.
Z C.. a. Person, st. Maries, Idaho,
See County Records.
( Lewis ton Box Co. ST. MarleS, Ida
no. See County Records
T. LAURA l.. DunsOn, ST. Maries, Ida
no. See County Records.
II Geo. l.. Gray, st. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
n Clara johnson, st. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
a Oscar Johnson. st. MarieS, Idaho
See County Records.
4 f. A. Mason, St. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
w. Edna M. Speaks, st. Maries, Idah
See County Records.
Il John NJ. LaVette, st. Maries, Ida
no. See County Records.
Ia John pariel. st. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
n II. A. Van Hise. st. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
81 G. Charlebois, st. Maries, Idaho
See County Records.
10 l. J.. Hemingway, st. Maries. Ida
no. See County Records.
rt Filed this 2nd day of OctObe
1917, at t1:tO O'Clock A. NJ.
81 WARREN II. SHEPPERl
Clerk Of the District Cour
Zee BY G.. b. MOOl
Deput
81 E. n. LA VEINE,
Attorney for Petitioners.
,Io p. o., st. Maries. Idaho.
''0' District Court SeaD
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the organization and formation
of a drainage district in the
County of Benewah, State OF Ida
no, out of a portion of the said
county; that the object Of the or
ganization of said District is:
The reclamation of the lands to
be included within the boundaries
thereof, hereinafter described,
for acreage, agricultural, manu-
featuring and other purposes; to
drain and dixie the lands en-
braced and contained therein, so
that the same may be titled and
rendered iit and valuable for cul-
/ tNation, more productive, suit
able Tor manufacturing and other
purposes and free from spring
| hoods, which heretofore have
done great damage to the agri-
cultural and manufacturing in
terests located therein.
II.
That the designated boundaries
of the lands to be included in said
proposed drainage district, shall
be and are hereby described as
| follows:
Beginning at the intersection
of the center line of the Chicago,
I Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
and the center line of the present
dixie that surrounds the lands
described in the st. Maries Land
leo. map of Riverdale filed on OF
about the 10th day Of September
1905, and of Record with the
County Recorder of Benewaf
County, Idaho, which intersection
is about 220O feet West an(
about 1900 feet North of thu
Southeast corner of Section %
of Township as North, Range 2
West of the Boise Meridian; thu
boundary line runs thence in {
Northwest direction along tn
centerline of said dixie to the lef
bank of the st. Joe River; theme
following the said dixie and tn
left bank of the st. Joe River in
Northerly, Northwesterly an
Fasterly direction to pOin
, where the left bank of the st. 10
River intersects the North RICH
/, of way line of the Chicago, Mil
D.. wamkee & st. Paul Railway; whic
point is about 800 feet North an
800 feet West of the center c
Section 10, of said township an
range; thence following the 2t3
feet above sea level contour lin
around the foot of the hills in
F Southerly and Southwesterly d
rection through the Southwei
r quarter of Section i3, the Nortt
b west quarter of Section "a, Il
Northeast quarter Section 2
# and the Southeast quarter
II Section %, to place Of beginnin
r all in Township &c North, Rani
2 w. b. NJ.
Ie This description intends
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DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO.
aanavyah County, Idaho

BeneWau OOunsy : 1sT-Dm on
IN THE DISTRICT G0DhI S 0r
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH:
In fbe Matter of the Petition Of
the Milwaukee Lumber Com
pany. a corporation, and others
for the formation Of DRAIN
AGE DISTRICT. 80
TO THE CLERK OF THE DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE ElGHIH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOH
THE COUNTY OF BENEWAAH:
We the undersigned petition
ers. hereby respectfully repre-
sent;
That your petitioners pray 10.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

= % 0OCoAOAA AAbMo VI AAO 5N0N0
of Idaho, commencing at page So,
as amended by Chapter AZ of the
1915 Session Laws of the State |
of Idaho, commencing at page ]
1923, and all acts of the Legisla- |
ture amendatory thereof, or bear
ing thereon.
Signers to annexed petition of |
! 90 typewriter pages, for Organi-
cation of Drainage District pro-
posed therein:
Name Address Land Owned in
Sec. Twp. Range, Acreage
! Explanatory: Description and
acreage below name)
p. II. Sweeney, st. Maries
' ~ &C G. sW' $50
lC. w. Craney, st. Maries.
u 46 2W 60
liz. L. Clark, st. Maries.
% 46 NV 2 acres
The yalentine-Clark Co., st.
"9 i8 4e 2w 81 acres
LIST. Maries Land Co., Inc, st.
Maries and Seattle
Meadowhurst, 1870 acres.
Riverdale, $50 acres.
Lewiston Box Co., st. Maries, Ida.
Riverdale. 2ih acres.
Milwaukee Lbr. Co., St. Maries,
Fred Herrick, st. Mariess.
Clarence Boutelier, st. Maries,
i9a' 4e NV s5.
Mary Boutelier, ST. Maries, Ida.
1917 46 2W 50.
Carl Milbrandt, st. Maries.
II 46 2W SS.
James Legard, st. Maries.
50 46 NV t8.
Mike Newman, st. Marles.
i-i2 46 3W 154.
Geo. Murphy, st. Maries.
2O-2I &c 2W 80.
H H. Hubbard, st. Maries..
2O-2i 46 NV 243.
? Joseph Lux, st. Maries.
Lot I. Sec. 46 2W 8.
: Robt. G. Dudley, st, Maries.
7 46 2W 40.
! James Rutherford, St. Maries.
7 46 2W 10.
r f. d. Brown, st. Maries.
= 7 46 2W 4.
Mrs. M. l.. Teall, st. Maries.
2 46 3W So.
d John A. Nye, ChatcOlet.
e 3-2-iO 46 3W 157.
- John Peterson, st. Maries.
n 10 46 3W 1876.
+ R. X, Marshall, St. Maries.
= IL &c 8 i65.
s J. T. Watkins, st. Maries.
% IS 46 2W 3.
is F. A. Gaskill. st. Maries.
II 3 as 2W rs.
re A. Lindstrom, st. Maries.
s. % IS 2W 400.
J. Mrs. c.. H. Mclaughlin, st. Marie
g, 2 as NV 80.
in Chas. Perret. st. Maries.
s. i7-8 as NV 80.
v James Patterson, st. Maries.
of 1913 46 NV 80.
nd 2l-i9 l6 1W-lE 80.
in 1924 rs NV 81.
es Frank E. Scott, Terrell.
be 2f I6 lie rs.
ce IS l6 Nv IS.
v &c 3W 8.
es, 6 l6 2W 400.
of Chas. E. Kelso, st. Maries.
b.. b. Ed " XIX, St. Maries.
is r. l.. Boutwell,, st. Maries.
o of t-ii55 I 10 3 Z" 1877.
90 T II Trorffono CT Maniac
Frederick Haas, st. Maries.
is i6 46 wv SO.
md John E. Landeryou, St; Maries
INV i6 46 2W 20.
any VIM. Noyen, st. Maries.
or Abe Noyen, st. Maries.
W 51eT Amy B. Scott, St. Maries.
or RiVerdale 3.
and John Lenock, st. Maries.
his 2-5 &c 3W 1870.
ing Walter LenOck, St. Maries.
GOD 4 As NV 20.
a Geo. Downey, st. Maries.
lntv MeadOwhurst 3.
per Glen Downey, st. Maries.
ali Meadowhurst 3.
md St. Maries Creamery Co., 81. N
the les. By J. E. LanderyOu, Pre-
TO Lot.
vale Lewis Grinde, st. Maries.
said 46 NV 8.
ruc- u. s. Nation, st. Maries.
eVe i2-if-2 46 3W 40.
oake VIM. Trueman, st. Maries.
TO Riverdale
such MeadOwhurst 20.
:. TO 70 Edw. G. Yates, st. Maries.
.esrv slime Lbr. & Shle Co., St. Ma
80 3.
a, @nf fo John Clint. st. Maries.
alton 35 as wv AZ.
hf Of s. K. Wolfe, st. Maries.
ater- 25 46 2W $50.
ali Anna F. Cleary, st. Maries.
com 26 46 2W t2O.
buiid A. A. Darknell, st. Maries.
mails 1926 46 NV 70.
yates' Mrs. G. P. Miesen, Terrell.