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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-05

GraGd torks) and the relieving counties
M. WALSH Traiii, Steele. Nelson. Ram
sey: Cavalier and Griggs. ~.
oampsign Closes nee. 18th. 10 !. i.
ece eeiip MpM. Hood; Emsrado;: sss.sso
Earle Robinson, Ardocks -: !. .ss4,5o9l
mrs, j. Freeman, Devils Lake. =. .69s,80o
MIS- Msss jay ay'i san rasef Ia 4, <. 81 =. . s sSs .s Sc"
Fred r. vrchota, Arviiia. .Ss7.Sio
VIM. Quigley. Bathgate. ......5Ss' $40
! \: Maponsid. s Miiten IA,nn 1885, ! ,ssS
Mrs: LIN. johnson, Warren, Min. 53o,92o
Hazel e: johnson, Park River. .51s.SO0s
M Sunra NJ Mo &c, Forest Riyer....,..5lo1so
Ksy. g. s'i :: MARTINI fmo Cavalier ,he *: : 20, ?lS
nlelen ANDERSON, Starkweather 49i'4i0>
y. 1T ! e., sundahl. Niagsra. ..4ss,sso
Mrs. Kate; Shearer, Lakota -. lSS III
MRS. Curtis Hunt. Devils Lake i. .473.i1O
x GA a. Ibleckens Park River.......462.z90
Petra sEn1Fe, Hatton ,4so.sso
Clir4P Kelly. Thompson: .433..sI0
a. >. Bereman, Edinburg. -. .429,7SO
D Donna dSro Mri M 3 :........4sl,4s
Sophia G. Hanson Larimore. .li4,s7o
Violet BRYCE. Walhalia...,s.SSssSS
s. Es y. sn aHws; H H1 ? .;;;;::!::::sss''s$ss
Hanrat, ryaS, 1auetiNl MiIiH. .....j6T,S2O
r Tnnn. Migkoren, rNorthwood .265,91Q
II LTenGeHoio, Mayville; .s..... .S57,S8O
Coz B~uxton:. ..... 240,4S0
kT,;4a ,sonnston: Langdon ~. ...320,78O
hntoo Guarison; Thompson ..... 321. $50
Mr. ME- II Mallory.
sart;e psruue amman, Reynolds.278,410
RRsr HaI.o' Oslo, MINI. .......210,9SO
7 ash Ia,.nWalte, J. So. 208.390
Penn E .peimaste II, Hampden. 202.96O
Eli i1tnArt,. E1aMiiton.. 80 $3.50
Snpia l,lseB Cnurchs Ferry. ..198,61O
Hsphe Starkweathe1d 1890
~ Rs n : ScnaDie: ,O2O
Is.n f11inkle, Experimentation
Sa a HansseIn, Experimentation
TuEus.@ heaudry, Neche .........139,2O 200
I = sly 5erg' REYNOLDS. ....... 1870
n na = toilette. .......... 1850
H,s * r.. Clson; Brocket. 6,110
MAJ ttaerpls, Eiasoy ....s....... 5000
~ oison' Adams........... 5000
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-05
srAHDIaa 81 oiAnD1pArzs.
District Mo. ].
Will include all territory within the
CITY limits Of Grand Forkse and East

Grahd Forks, 1WN4 "
Champaign clolss nee. lsth. le,P. 4.
Mary Berg, 712 Fourth. Goa, $50
Elizabeth Sullivan 821 4th st. !. .6s2, $3.50,
Mrs. Dee Reade, city !. !. !. .691.2SOy
Agnes Rhodes, Corlis Flats ST. 800
=. Y. Ludwig, 204 Walnut :. y .571,1905
Geo; 3. Hunt 207 Parkhurst. n .645,61O.
kathryNO 'Connell, 1872 N 4th st. 521,0AO
Agnes slattery. 1919 THIRD. st. .ssAe6.s4O
Mrs. x. Burton. 225r Gertrude Av.427.s50f
Mrs. RS. Gardner, city... ...3A,A1O
Alice Reese, 5O'Sopnpr Apt. ]. ..37l,7lQ
Gudman Larson, sos COTTONWOOD. IS 2.476S
Cora Evans, 901 Cherry 81. il. 1 SS,0eO
charlotte Kelley, s22 Int. Ave ..lSs,,2l0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

de rapto Y sustitucion de IN n!no.
Y confiando en- ST. habi!idAd. Ro
MAI Gilbert term;no tranquilamcnto
con eSta affirmation:
-: Busc@d, amigos mios!... Lo.
dicz nil frances de Marcial Rouss"t
no corren peligro de salir de su car,
terra. Ese anuncio no caerd en- ma,
nos de Cecilia, quien. ademaS. no So
be leer.
Pero de nuevo Sc sinti6 turbado.
.Acababa de pensar en- Silvano Sc.
ans.
ST We este anuncio, la ~perspecti,
"a d. esa prIr'a la ;"n:ava.. Gc5e
andar sin IN centin.o, puesto que ID
senorita Speraudien NADIA le ha dado
...facil lie serj: ha.lar IN intermed:a-
rio. iPero que digo..... Ali tie
ne un negocio aun mas bonito que no
tejara escapar.... ST sabe que sc
busca al nine ase1iari Il Rosel!na Ia
n arrancarle Ia mayor cantidad posi-,
bic a cambio de su ~secreto...
~ csc canalla ME estropeari
este asunto!-gritaba cast entire diem
ties, furioso.-Ah, no, Iva estamos
frente a frente, querido Silvano.
Y Sc levanto despu5s de pagan e.
importe de 81 consume.
Doblo el ~peri6dico sin leer mas
anIncios a pesar de la atencion que
entertainments ponia a ia l~ectura. Y
no pudo yer que inmediatamente des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

En- fin; de una manera 0 de otra
cs precise que Antonia haya descu-
hisrto Ia rcroad Y s. ha?a I.ueSto CT
manos del d"fenSor De II herl ano.
Quien por compassion, por bondad, O
poc aIgun fin particular. ma tomato
: 81 cargo 81 asunto.....
! auu Sc hizo orro razonamiento.
tijando Ia vista en- ell anuncio.
-iDiez mil i~rancos!... rs una
caAtidad respectable ' nj Antonio Ga
10 nj su hermaNo, pueden pagarla. ..
Este Official de marina es 10 sufi-
cientemente rico para hacer semejanS
te sacrificio?..... iAqui hay aIgo
que necesito eSclarcceri....
Pero el false abogado sonrio en- cs-
te momento.
Die mil francos.-se dijo.-ES-
20 me guSta mas. 20 ne encargo
de conseguir Glen veces mas poz la,
Ger TODD 10 c~ontrario de 10 que recla-
ma este anuncio; por no dar noticia
alguna de 10 qae Ia sido del nino TO-
bado.... 81 ha habido alguien que
maya dado esq suma por encontrar u
''Huerfano del R~egimiento", como Sc
llama. yo conozeo n joveneits cue
da7a 10 memo Glen mil, 10 que no sera
caro- para 81 fortuna, porque no Sc le
encuen:re. jamas; porque 81 ladron VI
W desconocido, y porque 81 amante,
V ell que pueda e considerable como
su complies, no puedan ser acusados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
~ENTREVISTA ~Ml5TER!CSA.

Es precise haber pasado por clio,
para saber el infinite numero de "cs-
pucstas que Sc recihen, cuando s.
r3blica IN anuncio como el que Anti
habia insertado en- El Petit Marse-
llais.
Mas de cincucnta de elias reoriti5
= Ia joyen. Ia administration del pc
.i6dico. = todas con Ia ad~verteRcia
de que Sc habia hecho r~cccmendar.
Les dependencies de concrete, los
bajos empleados Y los maestros Gu
brian e. mayor numcro. aunque tam
POGO c~scaseaban las de las agencias
natrimoniales Y las de m~ediadores
cue ia ofrecian j6venes con una for
,una igual 4 Ia de ella. 0 mobiles pc
bres. cuya riqueza consistia en- ST. IL
tulc.
Hasta un pastor protestante escri-
bio, cura de IN pequeno pueblo del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

Var, que ]proponia. en- una cart2 cur
"a manuda letra cubr!a las cuatro
c~ari..as del papel. ser desintereS2do
Intermediate en- favor dc Sill hiio,
de uno de sus f~cligreses. I'm joven
dc muy huena familia que daria Z CO.
nocer caanio tambien Sc informara
cobwe las condolences de Ia huerfana
que So deseaba casar...
Anita iey6 pacientemente TODD a.
quel voluminoso correo.
La mayor parte de las veces, no
terminaba Ia carta, pIes apenas leidas
o}gunas lineas y vista Ia firma-for-
NADIA con frecuencia, por simples mi
cialss-es escaDdaiizaba = Ia a~rroja-
ba a un monton al que bien pronto
habria de prcnder fuego.
Iha. asi. selecciohAndo. Y 10 conser
vaba sino las realmente ~serias, . fin
De v~c!vcrlas q lccr V c!aair las que
m~eiores Il parecieran
Toda una tarde Ia ocupo este ira
bajo.
De las cartas clegidas solo dos con
servo Ia fiel confidente; Ia del cura
' Ia de un ingeniero que. despues de
terminar II carrsra, habia quedado
cesantc por incendiarse Ia fabrica
dcnde prestaba sus servicios.
Sc daba a conocer Y ST. carta lie
vaba ell se!lo de una manifesto leal-
tad.
Sc llamaba Miguel Dauglaz, tenia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

h4i!cr:l >. ei Mciicd:a &c F...rsia.
Sc cxcusaba de dar su nombre: Pc
70 ric Ia honradcz Y porvenir dc su
hijo. los mismos jefes podian CERT
ficar.
N%ndaha para Ia con;esta":5jn TN
I sobre en- ell que ella misma i1abia cs-
critic:
Sra. Viuda de B....-Casa de is
Sonora de Saint-G Castillo de
las Acacias. -Cerca de Marsella.
Ain r~efleyion6 mucho Anita sobra
ell partido que debia tomar.
La ~preocupaba sobre todo ell tener
cue obligar 4 hacer IN vI7je c~ostoso
a alguno de les pretendientes, viaie
que podia rnuy bien no te,er utili-
dad ninguna.. ..Ademas. Roselina no
Sc podia. en- aquel momento, move
de ali.
Una nueva carta. que vino sofa al
dia si~guisnte, IA sac6 de dudas.
Estaba fechada en- Angel.
De las vagas cxplicaciones q1e da-
ba Sc deducia que 81 autor era un
empleado.
Despues de las primeras %lineas, DIES
pu6s de declarar que en- un asunto
tan delicado como IN matrimonio, Ia
joven hacia muy bien en- no darse a
conocer de momento, pedia permiso
tambien para ocultar su nombre hasta
sa5er 81 su carta Sc tendria en- cuen-
ia. La respuesta debia dirigirse a Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

VENTURES amos, viva en- M.arsoii1
era SOLO. V no tenia mas que n Pc
oucna rcnta dc 1.400 frances pro
cedentes dc la hereEc;a de su aouela
que acababa de morir.
Ofrecia asistir a Il eta 81 su car
Ia Sc tomaba en- consideration, para
dar cuantos dctalles sc desearan so.
bre el V sobre su familia, que era
muy decente.
Ansna. 81 hahlaba De el.
Con una modcstia sin exageracIo-
res. decia soiamente 10 estrictamen,
'te necesario para darse a conocer.
Anita cztaba indccisa. 10 hu5iera
ouerido contestar mas qIe . uno dc
los pretendientes Y. sin embargo, du,
daba sobre q cual de- los dos e!egir.
Al dia siguiente rec;bi6 III co,
rreo cast tan numeroso como ell pri-
nero, pero cast todas las madres que
recommendation cf~icaz;ncntc . sus hi
jos. despu6s de narrar IN cumulo de
reveses de fortuna que los habia lie
vado a angustiosa ~situaci6n.
Una sofa de estas cartas llam6 Ia
atenci6n de IA ~paciente joven.
La escribfa una pobra viuda Gle re
comendaba a su hijo Al que, a fuer-
"a de rrabajo, dedic&ndose Il escribir
l;oros para IN editor que mas que
pagarselos Sc los robaba. habia con-
seguido hacerlo miIitar Y entonces
era t~eniente de un regimiento de ca
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TIBERIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
CUARTILLAS fACILES
OF! - GCEE "a.


T..I one .os nasc . .ro,r7s cente,,
10 Nina b1,n4a = ..n,;Ii,. l. guerra
a.,,,I con -odos ens bo-rores = mi.
sor;.s ~, vanifo - r,moyer los Ct,
Dir;r,s ! enceader Ell fucgo del
|mo, ro+r;o , desne,tse 81 senti.
IoI ho,or - oro,,r ~, rooaci
~ w. -os .~fon,na. bs,.o;coe an
~, .16 IA ,,.or -. de An
a'am.., Ha,,o,. = romn;a Il cT;s.
- .ic,tro IL. ;ez mI-,y 4. Trova.
Ao,,:as % ialaba de- les cabcI!o*
,orc.a ., 1atr, TESTS 10 q sarv.a
~r.la,.-ras en- microbes de G ..;2s.
yta yzr.,,5 - ua, 10 nos "a del TO-
20 .nal con cs,os suavcs Iaxantes.
Maestro eierpo reacciona. aumen5a
o. aDelitg, 81 .:ientc uro hcroe. G@
fin. que Ia cosa uyudu para il, TRAN
. do, y Que de s2guir esto como Va,
md. .emoto seri. que ~!,cgaramos =
rea!izar. con ID mauo en- Ia cintuga,
ell idea. de Ia moral esJoica.
-Mujor. Moe!e'n" <" Il "t'Joio-
ve Glen cAbeclJ"s de cer1.!os.
20" Dos, Lorenzo. T. mas NU'.-
t" loco:
No. hija. Soy fMoaIio | |oy "
-: hcroe. Eplcle.o dice Gc2. Guam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

pues del de Rousset, venia ei del ma
trimonlo lie aque,la "Joven, RIGA. y
bella huerfana.'
Roman Gilbert Sc proponia seguir
dc cercI 4 Roseiina.
En- 10 Successive no Ia perderia de
vista. Y nadie sc a~ceycaria I ella sin
que q 10 supiera.
Esta era su primera MEDIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
RfY!STs De Il iii 81
Courier dEtats-tniS."


Courier d:Etats-Tnis."
II Giarlo n~eoyork!Eo dc eS'e NOM
bre escribe 10 sigoleAte Ell 50 cd
ct0n de % de mario:
'Estamos cast en- vlsper2s dc ID
reunion de- Congress-, I0doS 'os
ojos Sc vuelven hacia Washington.
| porque e. pueblo americana con!-
prente que Ia bora deois!va SO al .
xima.
"Cual sera IL actltuG del Gcag-e-
V cu;!l el Impulse cue W = dar Ct
! pres:dsnta wilson Z X p]ol.;icl ~
traniera americans
..rI r.,s;.i, ,ac.rs.q =. Dru-a
,,,,o b,oe esfne~zos :,s. srsrac..
n.ra nsso,. sonra Ias Gcrisioncs
dol gohiarro In vropaganda
coot,., T., oue7.ra 50 ey.sy-,;. : 60.
anar,o. 1o. pa~,ilarios H. n D.. :;
+o1o mario ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ceci 10
-.ns 6r-inos cay1uchos gnya.es
o~,ucc;os fjrmalos Dol = "Gia-s-
oar,v peace Federation" : Dor Il
American Union against M.!,"-
rism" han aparecido en- .os pcr.GIi-
G.cos. hac!eudo un ..ama4o Il i" IN
fluercia de las mujeres cn favor
de mandam:en~o dc ii p@Z. II. Wi.
.I&m }. bryan: en- =" '-@'l''"o ".s'-
g.do a Congress- eo"J"i" " '0.''S
los S~en"dores ) representatives " M
Ger u>o de todcS los me"'o> A'NoF"-
h!es para manie"e: " 2""' 't'"'''-
&c que as differences SeF:aano-'i'S
ri2anas no puedcn scr aFfeg.''"N ;"
por a dlpIom"cl"' Pe:o cree que -
pueden comedian p"r pf''st!m'e.'oa
d:serentes del "e q esb'""' Las
dc !" guerra /" P"feyeh IaS"-
f~icientes por tres r"z"neS: los
"gr"'!oS c'"e!cs 9 !"JGS,ii .c"r.e@
causaGoS " los hS,acoS CAiooS no
son ataq@es dlrec!os. s.no 1t coiSe-
cuenci& * @c,os deseSpe!"ooS H!f!-
g!dCs contra otraS n%cioHeS. :.
Los hSt"':oS IniCoS no 2St"i anne
naz-Ios ue .nT&s'oh.-oo'-- ne
men,, para entr2E I a guerra. - eA-
cuS1 4r las nacIoneS europeIs GHe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

Cm,ni" nec-sii- Iib-nS en- ~espanoi
G~ir;iase a ~lgnacio E. l.ozano.--60T.
DaiorrSn St. San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
.itt tIHNRF~ :.

Grujinu& CT NcHco Ia sie@a humana .
\. ,I: ccrrc n sau--e l. to- sue cacn II los campos lie batAit Como
sAa1 de- I'M" c"n>a qc cStimaR iusta o DE- IN principle revuiucionario
,uy= ispi5ntaci0n g nigga Indispensable p%ra la saud lei pals; M solo
cav7 To- ~uEiarys" Dc Ia political. les actOr2s Electives de nutstra interim
n"lc u-lgcdil nacoua!. sine cue tanbi5n Va hi le%ado II e de- que los
ioIiI,rvnieS. los naulral>, 's p&ShHcos, les qut,c uaesQumra que sean sS
cpnians.. = aIsteneR acknowledgements dc tcmar in@crrnfd en Il ucha
a4n&d@. p2gurl cen IA vida ST pacfsmo. u inditerencia : su nearadad.
Hay por III; TN ,elesrama TRANSMITTED de chihuahua : de r2ciente f-
cha qs cspclulra: en- e sc ia cuaRta de Que docicr:os ciyies de In cid
did. -aspech0So~ &c vlHsmo-nada mas que sOspechosos-fucran ejccuta-
d> -umariamente pr Orden del lae carraRcista cue guarnrce aqucTa LA
~.
La carniccria no cca IN solo instartr. III sie%a hum%ua contnua.
Sc recrudrce mas cuando Sc dGa de combatir que cnaudo 81 pciea. y Sc
eNuTsa. - mas l&dl SacriGcar L IN hnmbre incrmc que : u II combluente
h r2piblca Ie cuc>ta seguranente mas san%re II hecLumhe urde-
rda ycr Nurguia. qe cI cnmbatt recirntemente hahilO e. los alrrdcdp-
10. dc chihuahua
.Hacia d5Rde yamOs?
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

DR.. Bean of Denver, has
been in the valley this week in
the interest of the Pan-Motor
Co. of st. Cloud, MINI. This
company is new auto con-
struction concern, and is sell
ing stock for the building of a
plant at st. Cloud which will
cover sixty acres. The plans OF
the company contemplate
building of the Pan automobile
on a very large scale. The
company owns its coal mines
and steel works and also an in
terest in two trunk lines of rail
road which will lead to its
plant. Stock is now offered at
$40 per share and finds a ready
sale. A large number of Cen
ter and Monte Vista men are
subscribers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
SHORTAGE IN LIVE STOCK

The grave shortage of live stock as
indicated by reports from practically
every market in the country is giving
much concern to food administration
officials. The Denver live stock mar
ket alone has received to date this
year, over 10000 head of hogs less
than was received up to the cores
ponding date year ago The west
than is the cast. but the situation is
sufficiently alarming throughout the
nation to cause fear of an impending
meat famine.
The livestock growers are not in
clined to take chances of increasing
their production in the face of what
they consider an impending possibil-
ity of a declining market and, while
the viewpoint of the grower in insist
ing upon guaranteed price insuring
n fair profit is fully recognized as
in authority that there is little dan
ger of falling live stock prices. in
fact, all indications point toward
even higher prices. especially in the
event that the war should end within
year or two.
Government, state and local au-
ihorities are uniting in a movement
to insure increased live stock produc.
price for the product
Agricultural & Livestock Bureau
Denver Civic & Commercial Assn
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

People still argue as to what the
government has done to wheat They
are confused over the 1917 and 1918
crops. The government has put a
maximum Chicago price OF S2.2O per
bushel on the 1917 crop; that is, it
cannot go higher than $2.2O bushel
in Chicago. 1t has put minimum
price of $500 a bushel at all termin-
al markets, including Kansas City on
the 1918 crop; that is, No. wheat
cannot sell lower than $500 bush
ell. otherwise the government will
buy 1T MAY GO HIGHER. There
is as yet no law or order to prevent
its going higher, as the maximum
price that has been fixed applies only
to the 1917 crop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Foster Merchant and family, II. N.
Merchant and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burgett, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burgett and daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clemmons spent Sunday on the
Alamosa river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs George Getz who was oper-
ated on at Kansas City several weeks
ago for gall stones, returned home
Thursday morning very much i'm
proved in health. Mrs. Getz has been
visiting at different points in Illinois
and Indiana since her operation
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Powell and
daughter Mildred left Tuesday morn
ing in Their car for Ureka Springs,
Ark, where they will remain a few
weeks. taking the baths for rheuma-
tism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

c. w. Stephens and son Alvin went
to Pueblo Sunday night. The object
of the trip was to try and get Alvin
exempted until their crop was har-
vested. He was exempted until the
first of the year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Earl Hcaton returned to Mesita
Wednesday night after spending a
couple of days in Monte Vista. He
was expecting to leave for Camp
: unston that night but as his num-
her was mixed up with George
Thomas he will have to await the
next call
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

George Powell went to Denver
Monday night and retur cd We'd
nesday with John Schaff's "Stutz."
Mn. SHAFT left his car there several
weeks ago to be re-vcrnished
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
Group

III your children are subjected to
Group get a bottle of Chamberlain
cough Remedy, and when the attack
comes on be careful to follow the
pam printed directions. You will be
surprised at the quick relief which it
affords
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holt and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Walker picnicled near the Ma
comic Park Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

w. p. Price left Sunday night for
Indianapolis, Ind. where he has gone
in the interest of his patent on cat
tie stanchion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and
Mrs. Hattie Johnson returned Mon
day morning from Taos, N. NJ, where
they went last week to attend the
festival of San Geronimo Day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs. Ida Henry who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Henry Hudson,
left for her home at Tuttle, Okla,
Thursday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs. Cloyd Wilhelm arrived Sun
day morning from San Diego, Calf,
for a visit of couple of months with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Ho-
gate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

l.. A. Bean and sons C. l.. and
Homer Bean, travelling salesmen for
the Pan Motor Co, of Denver, are in
Monte Vista in the interests of their
firm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs. Fl. A. Morrow who came sew
eral weeks ago from Boise, Idaho,
to visit at the home of W. N. Morrow
near Center, departed for her home
Thursday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

II. F.. Calkin returned to his home
in Trinidad Thursday night. He has
been visiting his niece. Retta Earl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

l.. E. Woolworth went to Salida
Thursday night where he Will remain
a few days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs. Isabelle Wallace and daugh-
ters Bertha, Alta and Opal left
Thursday night for Long Beach,
Calf, where they expect to remain
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Roy Hickman went to Saguache
Monday to work in drug store until
called into service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Mrs. John Nillars left for her home
at Elgin, ILL.,, Thursday night after
an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. Albert Getz.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

l.. A. Lague arrived the first of the
week from Concordia, Kansas, and
will spend the winter with his bro
ther II. r. Lague and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Earl Morgan came in Sunday
morning from Denver for a few days
on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Getz,
Friday. October 5th, girl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

Relating to Vehicles and Horse
Back Riding and Providing for
the Regulation Thereof; Pre-
scribing the Penalties for he
Violation of this Ordinance and
Repeating all Ordinances and
Parts of Ordinances in Conflict
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
INDIAN LAND MUST FIRST BE
APPRAISED, THEN LEASED TO
HIGH BIDDER, WITH PROVLSO

That local Indian lands must first
he appraised and then leased to the
high bidder hereafter. in accordance
with the ruling of the Indian bureau
is stated by superintendent Swartz-
lander in the following letter to this
paper:
UmatilIa Indian school. Pcndlcton.
Oregon, November 30. 1917.
Editor East OrCgoninn:
For the information of the public
I give You the following quotations
from Il letter received by me from
Hon. Cato Sells. Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, relative to the proceed
urC hereafter in connection with the
leasing of allotted Indian trust land
ON the Umatilla reservation:
90. The lands to he appraised at
theid lease Naluc and advertised
thoroughly and extensively. following
the plan now used i'm advertising lands
for SaIc-thc successful bidder To pay
the cost of such advertising.
(2) To award the lease to the high
est bidder with preferential right to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
DESPITE RAIN NOV.
WAS BELOW NORMAL

In spite of the heavy rain Of the
past few days the month of Novembe
ended with a deficiency I'm the precip-
hatlon. The normal for the month
is 1.4f inches whereas the total fall
was .S4, n shortage Of %. The nor
NAL for the wet season thus far Is
3.59 and the actual precipitation since
September l is but 2:3O, a deficiency
of I.99 inches
The rain os Novem Der fell on eight
different days but the greater part
OF It fell during the final three days
The greatest amount during any -
hour period was .3S on the 3Oth.
There were II clear days. four partly
cloudy and - cloudy. The maximum
temperature was az on the 21st and
the minimum 16 on the 18th and 26th.
There We're killing frosts on the
nights of the lst 2nd. 18th, 18th and
26th
The rain OF the past few days has
been "A great boon to the farmers as
many have not completed seeding and
those who have seeded needed the
moisture to sprout the grain as much
Of the grain was seeded in the dust.
The clouds cleared away during the
night and today has been fair with
cool wind blowing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01

the old tenant provided he meets the
highest bid and his acreage does not
exceed the regulations.
(3) The Indian lessor To he COM
pCllcd To accept thc highest bid Of
iCrcd for the lease: and i'm case OF
refusal the lessons to he advised that
no lease of their lands will he ap-
proved until all the facts have been
considered by the commissioner.
The lands for lease next spring Tor
the term beginning October /. 1915
will he advertised in the weekly local
papers. and by circulars and other
wise with the object of giving the mt
most publicity. Sealed bids will hC
received up TO the date set for open
ing ut which time they will all lie
opened. bidders and others interest
cd are invited To be present. The
awards will he made is directed by
the commissioner in his letter. quot
ed above.
Yours respectfully.
l.. l.. WNRTZIANDFR.
Agent.