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Increase in Salary.

The Ardee Guardians decided to in
crease the salary of Mr.. Dromgoole,
Clerk, by $50 per annum-G15 to be
payable by the Guardians, G25 by No.
l Council, and $40 by No. 2 Council.
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Centenarian's Death.

The death has taken place at Bally-
brittas of Mrs. Bridget Dunno at the
great age of LOG years. She enjoyed
perfect health up to few days before
her death.
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Hand Annotated,

Peter Ward, of Castlewellan, had his
right hand amputated in Downpatrick
Infirmary. 1t was injured in the ma
chinery in Mr.. M'Amlty's flax mill at
Leitrfm.
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Canon of EIphin.

Most Rev. DR.. Coyne has conferred
a Canonry of the Diocese Of Elphin on
Very Rev. j. Grove, B. C. L., Sligo.
Canon Grove is secretary to the Bish-
op, and is one of the youngest Canons
in Ireland.
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Death of Merchant.

MIR. James Young, Dunedin, Antrim
Road, who died recently, founded the
we'll known firm of ]. Young and Son,
Ltd, ship store merchants, and repre-
scented Dock Ward in the Corporation
for number of years.
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Death of Centenarian.

The death took place at Shanbally-
more of Mrs. Nancy Lilies at the great
age of 104 years. For longevity the
Irish race easily hold the first place.
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Death of Father Ryan.

The death has occurred of Rev. G.
Ryan, c. c., Drangan, a native of Muir
roe, County Limerick, and cousin of
Most Rev. DR.. Harry, who presided at
the obsequies at which there was a
very large attendance of clergy.
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Solicitor Appointed.

Mr.. Maurice M'Cartie has been I'M
animously elected solicitor to the Kill
larney Guardians, and Mr.. James Egan
solicitor to the Killarney Rural Dis
trict Council.
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Death of Mrs. Cannon.

The death is much regretted of Mrs.
Cannon, Dacklin, Carrick- on Shannon,
in the seventy-eighth year of her age
lnterment took place at Aughrim Gene
terry and the funeral was largely at
tended.
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Suicide While Insane.

A cOroners jury at Lasburn found
that Henry Deane, Ballynahinch Road,
died from hemorrhage consequent on
a throat-wound self-inflcted while of
unsound mind.
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British MiIitarisnn.

Mr.. Tadgh Barry, Cork, was, on De-
cember II: arrested under the Defence
Of the Realm Act. He was, about two
months ago, ordered by the military
authorities not to travel outside the
Cork rural district on the pain Of ar
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Rector of Innismaorath.

Rev. e. Furlong, B.A., English, has
been elected to the benefice of Innis-
magrath, Dowra, vacant by the resig-
nation of Rev. p. Quigley, B.A., now
curate Of st. Georges, Dublin.
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Increase in Tillaae.

The Tullamore Urban Council are ne.
gotiating for the tilling of tracts of
lands in neighborhood of the town
DR.. Moorehead has offered so acres for
tillage.
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eight years ago and was forty years in
the priesthood. He was educated at st.
Kieran's College, Kilkenny, and after.
wards at Maynooth, where he had a
distinguished course.
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SLIGO.
Fatal Railway Accident.

The body of man supposed to be
John Carrick, aged thirty-three, ma
tive of Duglane, Tubbercurry, was
found on the line underneath Park
Street bridge, Hampstead Road, on the
London and N. w. Railway. He pos
sessed through ticket from Ports
mouth to Glasgow.
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cavan Insurance Committee.

Rev. DR.. Comey. &C, Cavan, and
Mr.. A. Taggart, Fillmore Catholic Ben
eft Society, have been elected Chair
man and Vice-Chairman, respectively,
of the County Cavan Insurance Com
mittee.
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Death of james o'shea

At the age of eighty the death occur
red at Tahilla, Kenmare, of Mr.. James
O'Shea.
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FERN ANAGH.
Clerk of the Union.

At the Lisnaskea Guardians meet
ing, Mr.. Robert Irvine Maguiresbridge
was appointed Clerk of the Union.
There were eleven applicants.
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M EATH.
Salary Increase.

Mr.. Lacy, Clerk to the Navan Guar
dams, has been granted a total in
crease of $50 in his salary for extra
work connected with the Laborers'
Old Age Pensions and Children's Acts.
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Sympathy for Priest,

Deep sympathy will be felt with the
Ven Archdeacon Keown, VIC, PIP,
Enniskillen, on the death of his moth
err, which occurred at Garrison.
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Burning Fatality.

At a house in Reliagh, near Kille-
shandra, an old man named Armstrong
was burned to death. 1t appears that,
going to bed, he forgot to extinguish
the lamp, and the bedclothes became
ignited.
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Death of Thomas DAILY.

Great regret will be felt in Meath at
the announcement of the death, which
occurred recently at Kells, at the age
of forty-eight years, of Mr.. Thomas
DAILY, proprietor of the Meath Chron-
icle
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KINGS.
To Relieve Distress.

AT meeting held recently in Tulla-
more to relieve distress in the town a
sum of G120 was subscribed. The
Very Rev. Philip GALAXY, PIP, VIC,
presided
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Death of Centenarian,

The death is announced of Mrs. Cor
net, Anmaghbrague, near Newry. She
was 1903 years of age.
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MAYO.
Burned to Death.

Mrs. Gavin, an old age pensioner
has been burned to death in her house
at Westport. 1t is believed that a
lighted candle set fire to the bed
clothes while the woman was asleep.
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CAvAN.
Unions AmaIoamated,

The Local Government Board have
approved of a scheme for the amalga-
nation of the Cootehill with Cavan
and Clones Unions.
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Fatal Burning Accident.

Annie Curran. seventy-three, who
lived alore, was found dead at her fire
side at Cragmore, Newry. by neigh
Dor, who was bringing her breakfast.
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DONEGAL.
Funeral of Canon DAILY.

Funeral Of Canon Daily.
Most Rev. Dr. Mulhern officiated al
the funeral of the late Very Rev. Can
on DAILY, PIP, Ballintra. Most Rev
DR.. ODomell sent apologies for his
absence owing to his being unable to
reach the parish in time because OF
weather conditions.
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GALWAY.
Wreckaqe Washed Ashore.

SN"9S "ao1'Su Vo'101e'
A large quantity of timber and num-
erous drums of petrol have been wash
ed ashore on the Connemara coast
during the recent stormy weather. A
huge whale ran ashore at Bayleek,
near Clifden.
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Injured In Machinery.

IuJOi GU III NoStltIlSIys
David Power, farmer, Caheraclock
Carrick-on-Suir, was badly injured
about the lower part of the body by
being caught in the spindle of a thresh.
ing machine in operation. He was re.
moved to the County Intirmary.
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Drowned In Pond.

A boy named Clarke was drowned
while skating on pond at Curragh.
more, near Carrick-on-Suir, owing to
the breaking of the ice.
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Increased Estimates.

The annual estimate of the Killarney
Asylum amounted to e23,690, as COM
pared with G19,930 for the current
year.
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Rate COLLECTORS Elected

Rate Collectors Elected.
The Ballybay Town Council elected
Mr.. Murtagh McGeough Town Sergeant
and Rate Collector by five votes to
two cast for Mr.. James J. Ross.
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TlPPERARY.
Link with Hickman.

LINK With NIcKham.
Mr.. Richard Kickham, Grangemock.
Ter, Carrick- on-Suir, who died recently,
was near relative of the late Charles
Hickman, the Fenian leader and au-
thor.
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LElTRIM.
Killed by Steam Roller.

John McNiff, while experimenting
road work at Corrigeencor, near Man
orhamlton, slipped, and one of the
wheels of the steam-roller passed over
his body. He died within an hour.
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Death of Manager.

Mr.. ]. Beirne, manager, Strokestowr
Waterworks, has died at Annaghmore
aged forty-five. .
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DOWN..
New Dock Completed.

The new dock at Kilkeel is almost
completed. and some coal vessels have
already entered it,
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LIN ERICk.
Pastor of Manister,

Rev. j. Fitzgerald, &C., Adare, has
been appointed PIP, of Manister in
succession to the late Father O'Gor-
man.
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Library Damaged.

A fire at the residence of the Very
Rev. DIR. Wigmore, PIP, MalloW, de-
stroyed a valuable library, injured a
number OF oil paintings and caused
other considerable damage.
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KERRY.
Appointed Legal Adviser.

MIR. j. Il. Cuban, solicitor, has been
appointed legal adviser to Kenmare
Guardians and Council.
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LoNGFoRD.
To Relieve Distress.

A public meeting was held recent
ly in Granard to take steps to relieve
the distress in the town and district.
The Very Rev. Canon Mcguire, PIP,
presided.
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Doctor Elected.

The westport Guardians have elect
ed DR.. George Mcguire as Medical Of
ficer of the Newport Dispensary Dis
trict. 3s.sSs'
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DERRY.
Municipal Milk Depot.

The price of milk is so Might've
pence per quart-that steps have been
taken by the Corporation to establish
municipal milk depot.
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Serious Gunshot Wound.

Hugh M'Ginnes, aged 81, laborer,
Culdaff, has been admitted to the Der
ry Infrmary, suffering from a serious
gunshot wound in the arm.
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LOUTH.
Matron of Workhouse.

Miss Mary Woods, Ardee, was, at a
recent meeting Of the Ardee Guardians,
elected Matron of the Workhouse.
There were five candidates.
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Another Centenarian's Death.
Mrs. Mary Morris, who died at Cas-
tlerea, was said to be 1903 years of age.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS A. o. H.
Joseph Mclaughlin. N. p, Philadel-
Patrick F. Cannon. N. v. p. Clinton,
Mass.
Thomas J. Mathews, N. s.. Providence
Peter J. Doyle. N. v. p, Montreal
NJ. W. Delaney. N. T.. Chicago. Ill.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS A. o. H.
James J. Regan, st. Paul. MINI.
John E. Healy. Wilmington. Del.
Edward r. Hayes, New Brunswick,
N. J.
James Clancy. Ishpeming. Mich.
Philip ]. Sullivan. Thompsonville,
Myles F. Mcfarland, Brooklyn. N. Y.
NATIONAL OFFICERS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Mary F. Mcwhorter. N. p, Chi
Mrs; Adelia christy. N. v. p. cleve,
land. Ohio.
Mrs; Susan M. McNamee. N. s.. Med
Miss Margaret Mcouade. N. T.. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson. Richmond Va.
Mrs. Mary Arthur. Indianapolis, Ind.
Iowa, National Chairman Irish History.
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KILKENNY.
Death Of Grocer.

Death Of Grocer.
After three days illness the death
is announced, in his fiftieth year, of
Mr.. F. Power, baker and grocer,
Thomastown.
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Clonmel TRAGEDY

ClonmeI Tragedy.
Mrs. Cash died at Carrick-on-Suir
Hospital from pneumonia, brought on,
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WAsDcA COUNTY.

Division No. I. Ja1esvius-PresaAe.
E Elisabeth olynn; Wee, Pres, 49,
ply; Rec. See. Mary DItsa; 49,
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while at Cottonwood the other DAY
w. q. Peacock purchased mammotn
stick of lumber which he VIII convert
into a road drag, and as soon q coh ~
.pleted. we expect Main street VIII pe
q smooth that when a fly alighfs
thereon, it win slip and break It's
blooming neck
Among those who are at Grangeviiiee
ia attendance at the Odd Fellows an q
Rebekahs convention, we learn OF y
n FRY and wife, Mrs. r. A. ShattucK'
Mr. q 4. Steen. G. w. Lewis, Jack
CulIon. w. @. Peacock, I. =. Sink
Miss Hazel Sink. Hattie Dutro. we
understand the convention VIII De u
session for fully two days.
Marvin Fry and Miss Virginia try
arrived home the latter part on tns
week from Moscow, whittier they had
spent the winter. Their many friends
are glad to welcome them amongst u
again.
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enterprise.
Mrs. T. II. Sink departed Sunday
morning for Lewiston and after visit
ing few day will be joined by Mr..
Sink and together they'll journey to
Walla Wall, where the former will
spend short time at a sanitarium for
the benefit of her health. Miss Hazel
Sink accompanied her mother as far as
Lewiston and returned the same even
Ing.
We understand Il. c. Addison &
Sons have secured the contract for the
erection of the new 20-room hospital
being erected for DR.. r. ]. Alcorn.
Preparation is now being made to bring
all materials on the ground as rapidly
as possible.
I.onnie Bales and w. @. Peacock
motored to Grangeville on business
Monday, in the formers car.
| Anto Haener and wife. after reach
ing California-as far as Portland-had
| a change of heart and mind, and de-
cided to return to the land Of their
fondest hopes, arriving In Ferdinand
Saturday evening.
| II. j. Nau says that II he can sell or
give away his present business block
in the next few weeks he will erect
l hAt-itftuAs anu a very uuCl larger
structure one that will make the ma
tives quake with envy.
Work on the foundation of L. @.
Stems new meat market Is now In
progress. f. G. Addison 4 Sons have
the contract. 1t begins to looks as
though these gentlemen were getting a
corner ON all the contracts hcreabout.
II. c. cranke, the Nezperce auction
eer. stopped OF an half-hour-got stuck
in the mud on q side street, Tuesday
Joe Fredrick's team was brought t.
the rescue and extradition was made
without appealing to Governor Alex.
ander--howeyer nearly everybody In
town was there ready and willing ID
assist
Lonnie Bales arrived home from Port
land Saturday evening. whittier he ac
companied his son Harvey. to have an
Operation performed He reports the
young man recovering therefrom yer,
satisfactorily, with which report We
are well pleased.
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KAMIAH DOINGS.

tITUBEtSSsJ
DR.. w. +. Mcmahon and wife, Mrs.
n. II. Henderson. and Mrs. X. Y. MAC
Laughlain. officers Of the local Eastern
star lodge, were passengers Sunday
morning for Boise, where they will at
tend the meeting of the grand lodge Oh
that order, which convenes Tuesday
and will continue three days.
While the fellows working ON the
Seven Mile survey were swimming In
LAWYERS creek yesterday noon, Rob
ert Jordan collided with rock, while
diving. and came near receiving a SER
|ious injury about his head and face.
DIR. and Mrs. H. v. Mailman and Miss
|L. Mae Soper, OF Washington, ID. G.,
are registered at the Hotel Kamiah
this week. DIR. Mailman Is an eye
specialist In the employ OF the Indian
service and the latter young lady Is
trained nurse They are looking after
the welfare Of local Indians.
J. #. Pomeroy and family motored
over to Nezperce yesterday, and MT
Pomeroy went over to Grangeville with
the county commissioners to attend o
meeting Of the commercial club OF that
lefty, to talk over road matters. he
reports them to be live bunch In the
Idaho county metropolis.
70. w. Parr, one Of the substantial
| farmers. was business visitor al
| Harrisburg last week, and states that
| all he talked with In that section are
against the formation of the new coun
lty Of Selway and win register theiI
votes against it on election day
July 2.
Il. s. Friend, formerly merchant Of
Kamiah, who has been located at San
Ia Ann, California, for some time, has
purchased ranch near Salem.
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ATTORNEY F. 3. FOGG TO

The many friends In this locality
Of Attorney e. e. Fogg OF Grangevilie,
win be pleased to learn that he has
decided to locate In Kooskia. Mr.. FOgg
needs no introduction to the people
Of this section either as citizen or
a professional man. He has long been
identified with the progress OF the
state and county In both public and
private capacities. Ko0slzia Is FORUM
ate in having man Of Mr.. Foggs
type and It Is with pleasure that we
welcome this gentleman to town.
Mountaineer.
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lie, Green Creek, Idaho, and Harry,
laura, Ruth and Vera, living at home.
Mr. Terwillegar came to Sites In
1908, moved to Grangeville In 1907, and
from there went to Lucille In 1912, TAX
ing a homestead In that locality
He was member of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Funeral services were held ut the
home near Lucille and at John Day
cemetery where the remains we're laid
to rest, Tuesday June 10Th, Rev. J. y.
Anderson Of White Bird, having charge
OF both services, Many friends gather
ed together to show their esteem Of the
departed and to express sincere sym
| patty to Mrs. Terwillegar and other
relatives In their great bereavement
Mr.. TerwiIlegar met his death by ac-
cident. He went horseback Friday to
round up some cattle. Jess Alkire
knowing this, and seeing the horse
without the saddle, became suspicious
and ON making investigation found the
saddle and the rider about 200 feet
apart. The cinch had broken. Mr..
ITerwillegar was able to drink "a little
water, but died before regaining con-
seriousness
How far from White Bird to Lu.
ellie? It depends 1t Is ordinarily 20
miles, or whereabouts, but In high water
II Is several miles longer. Rush that
highway construction and bridge build.
Ing. The need of this is becoming more
manifest every day.
i Perry Nethken, rancher of Boles
passed through White Bird Tuesday on
his way to Pollock to work for the for
est reserve department, under the di
rection Of Ranger Brundige.
The surveying crew working on the
highway survey up the river, has pitch
ed their tents among the shady trees
Of the John Day ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and son, Of
Grangeville, were guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gay C0lvin, few days last week
Oscar Thompson left Sunday to d.
some blowing on the prairie. He ex
poets to be gone about ten days.
Miss Geneva Holbrook arrived hom,
Saturday from the years school worI
; outside.
Jake Crooks has bought the Mothori
: place. He expects to make his hom,
there.
Mrs. Shell Delmage came in from
the ranch Monday.
John Chamberlain, rancler, VIII,
lives 20 miles from White Bird, Of
: Allison Greek, was In town Monday.
Mrs. Hooper, who has been here TO
several weeks visiting her daughter
Pearl Crooks, returned ito her hom
!, tn Wasco Oregon, Friday.
D Mrs. Pearl Crooks and ed Foulk
left White Bird for GrangeyElle, Cot
!. tonwo0d and other points last Friday
, Reports say that they were married a
Grangeville That speaks well for mat
rimony, Of which some seem 10 be aw
fully scared.
I'll The "Berrys entertained Mr.. an
0 Mira. w. A. Newman and Mrs. h.
Davis at dinner Tuesday of last week.
v Mrs. Frizzell had as guests at an al
d ternoon tea last week Mr.. AL r. Dor
; aldson, Mrs. DIR. Foskett, Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Newman, Miss Elva Berry, Mrs
! Holbrook.
g Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cochran Of th
!, Garfield country passed through Whit
D Bird Friday, ON their way to Wall
e Walla, Wash, to be present at the grat
n uation of their daughter, Zetna, froi
i Whitman college. They expect to b
gone several days
d Miss Gallagher of Woodland,
/ teaching the Garfield school this sun
n mer.
>, Bert Cochran. who has been atten'
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has returned to his home on Canfield.
to spend the summer farming A friend
Of his, Mr.. Coyle, came along and in
tends TO spend the summer there.
M. ]. Hand, Of Spokane, was In White
Bird and vicinity getting ready to start
for his mining claims 100 miles from
here. He left Monday with four horses
and mules, three Of which were used
as pack animals.
Mr.. Peters, on Joseph, was kicked on
the nose BY horse last week. DIR.
Foskett was called and dressed the
wound
| DIR. Macneill, the Grangeyille dem
| fist, expects to be in White Bird from
the oath to the 2Sth of June.
Mrs. Rus Rice is on the sick list.
| Mr.. Upton at Freedom, is tearing
down his old barn, moving It across
the street, making II bigger and bet
ter.
Charles Shinn Of Doumecq, was in
town Monday.
| J. l.. Brust OF Joseph, transacted
business In White Bird Monday.
Pete McSpadden, farmer of Cam
field, was a guest at the Taylor Hotel
one night this week.
A. g. Elder of the Salmon River
State bank, left Tuesday for Grange
vile, Lewiston and other outside points.
He expects to be gone several weeks. !.
{. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shrieber OF
/ Spokane, visited at the Ed Smith home
one day last week. Mrs. Shrieber Ia
an aunt Of Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Hearst, wife OF the forest rang,
Ter at Riverview station, enjoys visit
from her father.
i N. M. Nelson Of this place has sold
Ibis ranch to his brother, Henry H. Mel
son, and has bought an S0-acre alfalfa
farm near Nampa, Idaho, paying $10(
per acre plus $50 per acre for water
right. He expects to leave for his new
home directly after the Fourth.
| The post Office inspector was In these
parts last week.
w. J. Harrah and IT, ID. Wyatt were
here on business the latter part OF last
week.
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs
Oscar Holbrooks home Wednesday at
, ternoon and had delightful time annie
the shady trees and enjoying the re
freshments superbly.
il Form Red Cross Society.
At a meeting held In Tweedy hall Oh
the evening OF Flag Day, Red Gross
society was formed, SO joining immed
lately. Nine new members have beer
secured later. The following program
Twas given:
!, Song-The Star Spangled Banner.
/ Comrades in Arms, Miss Elvi
and Miss Chloe Berry.
Motion Flag Song-Nine little girl
! lin Red Cross costume.
i Song Goodbye My Red Cross Girl
Mrs. NJ. A. Roos.
Introductory remarks--A. L. Don
Ialds0n.
II ChOrus-Glee club.
: Address on Red Cross. Loyal Ad
kison.
I'll America.
The following officers were elected:
J. L. Addison, chairman.
Mrs. Geo. Behean, vice chairman.
Mrs. 4. Il. Frizzell. secretary.
II A. L. Donaldson, treasurer.
. At a meeting held in the director
room Of the White Bird State banl
Monday evening, 1t was decided to star
: a membership contest. Miss Addie Be
: hean and Miss Fife Taylor we're elect
!, led captains. Watch the drive for Re,
i Cross dollars.
NJ o. Tweedy has sold his confec
e tionery store to Orval Evans. M.
g win go farming on Joseph.
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E = DIR. VIM. MACNEnLL !
VIII be In
WHITE BIRD
$ = SUNDAY, JUNE 24,to THURS
i ~ DAY, JUNE %.
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Mr.. Peters, on Joseph, was kicked OF
the nose BY horse last week. DIR
Foskett was called and dressed thu
wound
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A. 9. Elder of the Salmon River
State bank, left Tuesday for Grange
vile, Lewiston and other outside points.
He expects to be gone several weeks. (.
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has returned to his home on Garfield.
to spend the summer farming. A friend
OF his, Mr.. Coyle. came along and in
tends TO spend the summer there.
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DIR. Macneill, the Grangeville den
fist, expects to be in White Bird from
the oath to the 2Sth of June.
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M. ]. Hand, Of Spokane, was In White
Bird and vicinity getting ready to start
for his mining claims 100 miles from
here He left Monday with four horses
and mules, three Of which were used
as pack animals.
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Pete McSpadden, farmer of Cam
field, was guest at the Taylor Hotel
one night this week.
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Perry Nethken, rancher of Boles,
passed through White Bird Tuesday on
his way to Pollock to work for the for
est reserve department, under the di-
rection of Ranger Brundige.
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Mr.. and Mrs Herman Shrieber Of
Spokane. visited at the Ed Smith homo
one day last week. Mrs. Shrieber Il
an aunt OF Mrs. Smith.