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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

TIL SALG. 200 a. Farm i skand.
Nabolag, 9 Mile fra Jernbaneby,
ved god Vel. Bedste Jordbonitet.
code Bygninger. 80 under Plov. 80
ryddet. lndhegnet og Gross fenc-
ed. Pris $10,500. $4,000. kontant,
Resten paa code Betinge1ser. Over
tagelse naarsomhelst. Skriy paa
Engelsk eller skandinavisk.
JENS JENSON. Luck. Wiz.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

oLr;u efter fri Litteratur ON
OhiU Decided Land, "Relin-
quishments" og "Home-
steads'' til
EBERT HYMER,
Red Lodge, Carbon County,
Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Nnrhkp / Antrrika.
MaDoren / eeattle,

Ole &anion, bar fiben 15be Mngnit
arbejoet Tom <nfer De6 5eattlc
Motb. &acific 5fibsberff. &an bar
en- al. De fgr1te til at %efterfomme Op
raabet til Bpens .@mbeos= og Sor-
retningsmano ont at biplpe til beo
Mrbeibet / Sfibsbprfterne. Mapo>
,,ren arbejoer fra SCI. 4 Gftermi66ae
til Mibnot, og ON Sormi6oagen be-
retager ban it gmbebe og 8pens
Mnliggen6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
HVORFOR

forpagter De Farm, naar,' De for
nogle faa Tusinde kan kjSbe en-
improved" Farm med Bes9tning.
Her er ct godt Marked for Maelk
til hgjeste Dagspris. Code Farme
kan kj9bes billigt pg paa lette Viii
kaar. Kom og. bes6g mig og bese
nogle udmRrkeda Tilbud.
H.. LUND,
LAURENS, Otsego Co.,
NEW YORK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Farm til salg. $40 Acres Kreatur-
og Nejerifarm, god Jordbonitet,
store nye Bygninger, godt indheg-
net, rigeligt godt Wand, tire Mil til
Marked, velstaaende Nabolag, n@r
Kirke, Skole og Mejeri, Pris kun
$50. pr Acre, lette Vilkaar. skriv
til Bjeren, L. H. VATH, st. Cloud.
MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
MONTANA.

VII BORTBYTTE en- 800 Acre eller
4so Acre Farm nm Glasgow, Mont,
OPS per Acre; vii Byte med Byejen-
dom i god Stand til verdi $1,000.
Tilskriv o. E. MASON, Glasgow, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

100 ACRES, s Mil fra By. 10 Varelsers Hus. stald- 32x4ox16
med Kjeder. Ordinary %32x56xI2. Maskinhus 16x56x8 Kreatur-
hus og eiH' 100 Acres %indhegnet med Woven Wire alt
indhegnet .og kryds indhegnet 500 Acres opbrakket, Resten i
H9- og Grassland. En- udmarket Kreaturfarm. Pns $85. pr Acre
paa. 1ette Vilkaar. Security Investment Company,
G. W.. Hansen, Sex. Frankfort, So. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Sem nprife Mmertfaliuies Mftier.

sSfglge Gefegram fra Sobe0fonto-:
ret ! &riianid til aintens Ghtcaeo
&ontor, 6ateret Sen Ste September,
bar .&atrfen poa 2tniens. Mftier spua
ariitionia Bars 527 Nrocent el{er
1884. So p. Mftie..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

NORD MINNESOTA LAND. 10000 Acres, $500 kontant IT.. Acre.
Resten pa lang It'd, S og s pct. Rente; Pris: IS. og op pr. Acre.
40 Acres, ~ Mil fra Kelnher. s Verelsers Hus, Stald, etc, s Acre
tilsaaet 80 Acres indhegnet, Pns s5: pr Acre, en- Del bontant.
40 Acres udyrket Land, grendsende til By, $40. II Acre. lille
Resten i 20 Ar. 5 pct: Rente.
Har noge .Srelnquishments', som kan faces biig, kan kj6re til
i AUTOMOBILE. Bespg os for De kj9bcr.
KINNEY & ARMSTRONG, Kellher, Beltrami Co., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

$50. pr Acre kj9ber 100 Acres
godt Land, 8 Mil fra By: On
kring Sc, Acres dyrket og En-.
Resten jaevnt og ryddet, undta-.
gen en- Lund. Mindre Bygnin-.
ger. En- Fjerdedel kontant, Lette
Vilkaar. Skriv til Ejeren ss1s'
Asher Murray, Wadena, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

-. Code Farme. OF udmserket Land
Farming t. skandinaviske settementer n@r Hines, Betramtz Co.
MINI, god Belggenhed og godt. Wand. s15. pr. Acre og op. pa
lette Vilkaar. Den rette@PIads. for Nybegyndere, som her kan k1ebe
gdt Land Ngesaa biigt som der betales i aarlg Lejeafgift i mldre
skrv. efter. Beskriveserz og Oplysninger til
- $50 i: L. sWENsoN & SON. HINES, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
100 ACRES a%IMPRoYEDv TIL $40 pr ACRE

- lou dCnEo M Ill $EU. i Il ACKE -
! 'R9d. .k1ver Distriktet. af Minnesota; gdt Hus, StAd, Brgnd, etc..
40-Acres naturig Eng 80 Acres stort Hardwood Timber,, Resten
"Cut-over" og. let at rydde, Lerjord, ingen Baker, sten eler. Swamp
we'd god Vel S Mil fra By. Denne Farm vii blive ct smukt HEN or
den kan kjdbes paas ldte Beungslser. vi har ogsaa andet Farmland
til sag fra 40 Acres ener mere. o. -
A.D. HASH COMPANY CARLTON, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

FRA 40 TIL $40 ACRES godt Land
uden Udbetaling i 10 Aar. Tilskriv
j. E. MARSHALL, Cloverton. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Sra 6arbanger

meloes ON ct oaarlig Srngtaar, boz
ientlig paa @rtn6 al S~oriommerenS
Eprfe. 8erbpiten berimo6, 1pr1ig al
More1Ier, er ubm9rfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Gfterfpprgiel.

Sra set omerifanife Sinans6e.
partements 5oloaterforffiHfffriing er ii!
5tabonger fommet @fter1pgrgieI eff
ter 5%lpgtninge at Noromo1toer
Sans Sanfen, Tom h1b6rte ben amc.
rifalrife Murine og be6e Z. Mprl !
Mar. Sm ffal babe opgipet en-
Mrif &anfen Gm6ipnligpis Crit
iom nermeite Slpgtning. &i6ti1 bar
set lite lpfffe6es at fin6e bans
5legtninge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
MONTANA FARM N

MONTANA FARM LAND.
Da vi er we'd at udstykke to sto-
re Faare-Ranches, kan vi tilbyde
noget udvalgt irrigeret Land - 80
Acres og op - GodtkjGbspris -
meget lette Vilkaar. Ogsaa nogst
godt "Benchland" og nogle faa
Kvag-Ranches. Ejere: LEWIS
PENWELL CO., Helena, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
SRI @prahilb 2inbpia,

feN 8rpbn, Ser i Sommer afreifte
til Morge, befinber fig mt poa Ell 5
Tigers Serierejie. Srren orager til
Mmerifo / OHober, bbor b1t11 / font
n1en6e geim ifa1 optra6e beo Me
tropoliton Opera / Seem Sort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Sets. gillioner.

8. Eirsoags Mftes blep 8elpbet,
Ser .gnifes.i set Gier0e 6~ri9e6slaan
offentliggjort. Set bleb 6 8illioner
og Sor6elingen blan6t 6e forffjellige
@eierbe 8onf 0iitriffer ct lom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
REGJER1NGs oHoMEsrEADsY. Regjerings .

REGJERINGs. "H0MEsTEADs": Regjerings "Homesteads" kan or
holdes, :uden at man behpyer at bosette sig eler dyrke det# Diet
nordlge Minnesoas drainage Terrtorium BeHrami Co., paa let
tee Vlkaar end under den almindehge Low. We'd en- Low bedst
kendt som eVobtead Act, afsatte de Forenede Slater visse Dele at
deres Minnesota Land til Beskatning for Drainage Formal og t-s
lod saadant. Land at blve solgt for Delinquent ditch taxes" under
Low pa sanme Made, som ON Diet havde varet privat
rBestddelse. sknv efhr n@rmere opysninger til 80
@ j. p. JOHNSON, PENNOCK, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

tor ct Aar, forudsat at Betalns7
gen erlagges forud for 1nindst
ct Aar ad Gangen. Bestillinger
modtages af
C. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
722eo-722 So. 18th ST.,
: Minneapolis, Minnesota.
'sH.s
min giioe; mango @mbeosmono lao
peo mange 8rllte 80 Manoen bar peo
min SIDE.
! giliibft TOM leg IND / ct &um, bbor
leg ifulbe perte. Set bar ct 9eten-
ttonslofule for 2psgiengere. 8aa en-
Erebpnf Iab Ser alIereoe tpenbe &nr.
Ie !af ct life ganife 6obellplt D6re.
&erren fra 9roifen ooergaD mig
til @1mmets OpfDnsmnn0 % Iierne-
6e fig.
Seq ipl1rgte otter: Dporfor jeg
egentlig bar Der. Og ben 1pe Serre
ipGrebe ntter::
- Sc moa life ipprge. Set an-
qaar lite mig.
Sporpoo jeg maalte @u1pet / en-
Slime, UNDER bbilfen Ser tom alt fler
og fler 2gsgiGngere, til 2uften lite
bleb lpprt bebagelig.
! Eiliiblt ipl1rste jeg:
= SDorlRnge leg mon ifuloe
berte?
Sen npe &erre ibare0e::
Set bor Ser ingen, lom fnnoe
bi6e.
! Og jeg penteoe igjen = en- balls
Slime.
! 5aa penote &erren fra 9roifen til
bage og forte mig meo fig:
= Mltsbi1 Sc erfare set, iasoe ban.
Seq babe allere6e En- Tornemmel=
1e, iom bor leg en- &usier og frloe
til Sibirien.
Seq fgrtes inb / ct npt 8Rrelle og
pente6e otter - folun en @fronfe.
Sag 9fronfen arbeioeoe bel tpp'
.@entlernen, Dper foran fin @rotofd.
/ On at &errere ifipo enoelig frem
moo mig bprenoe ct fort Dofnment
/ $oan6en. Seq iaa, Ser Ito6 11oget
trpfft &erren lplrgte mig, ON jeg
par German 8ang, og 90 ieg befref-
teoe set, forelefte BON mig min no-
piSning.
Seq par no<piit al &o1,geriget &reus-
len.
Seq tilIo6 mig noget Iobmelt at
1pgrge ON @%runoen. Serren bleb Fun
be6 at l9ie;
Seq baboe at forlaoe Berlin inoer
fire og tDpe Eimer, og bbis leg eHer
Sen Ei6 bIep befun6en ir6en &onge'
riget, biIbe ieg efter Sangielsitrai
.bIibe t%ransporteret til @r9nfen.
j Da 0pI9sningen bar enbt, ipnrgte
ieg igien ont @r11n6en. &erren mel
Dof1tmentet ipareoe meeet barif:
- @i1 Sc ifribe UNDER? j. Ser
gibes life life @run6e.
]. Seq tror moi, leg fful6e ifripe. I'M:
Ser iad at ftge It'll @fterretning".
! Seq gioroe opmerfiom paa, at leg
10 lite bar 11ogen @ne6feriben6, og @!
En- n6bisning bi16e gipre nogen Op.
1igt. &erren meo 8apiret ibntes re
foloblobig ooerfor 0pfigten. Sol
,iog6e og gap mig @ennen:
- Ma, set bil life sblibe fan 1[emt
! Seq ffreb UNDER efter at babe faoe
otte og fprretpoe elmer til Opbruo
bets Sorbere6el1er.
timber Sen be1e Mf baboe inger a
6e nitten be6 @1lten iaa meget ion
1eftet 9inene. @rensfiffe @mbebs
men6 bbrer life. efter, bbab Ser iiffff
:. angaar 6em.
Gn pre1siif @mbeosmonb er Sfil6
,nagt foran fin @rotofol, % en- bran
6enburgif Sfilobagt posfer fit 50
og fun BEN; og at tale er bam for
bu6t
Seq fierte efter at bobe mootoge
;m6nisningen ben til @%elnn6ten. Sol
bilbe giere fit m11igite, og / ollie SOL
@runben hln6e ban bel faa at pioe
8ifif Sen at bi6e: ben bar 10 igr
: geltg. Og set bar feIpe @reb &erber
8ismnrcf, Ser lag6e @%eianbten be'
pna 8orbet / Sorm al En- 8ergenfii
, 5elieton.
Otter Oct moatte ole SeSn6ben6inge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Hvor de store R0dklover vokser!
med Kreatuer og Maskiner, $4,000.
Acres ryddet, noget Skov. Hus FAX
l1x22, Stald .18x4O. Ire Heste
en- .Kalv, to Grises9er, ct Dusin Hon
Buggy, ldobbel og enkel Sele, Plov,
$500. 0vertagelse snarest. Skriv
60 ALBERT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

@ianiften Gbriitian sc6ipt,
iom i nogen Ei6 bar ppbolot iig>11be
paa 5tiIebabsfpiiter, er for t,rrbp-
re11oe i gbieago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Godtkii0ib i Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS Vaerelsers Hus
nibus til Consolidated" skole gaa
$1,000. kontant, Resten til s pct.
II. c.. HANSON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

52h Acres frugtbar sort Muldjord,
Beliggende 6 Mi fra BY. 80
delvis faerdigt, med Kaeldsr
fem Kreaturer, 8 Etaaringer,
s.: God Vogn med dobbelt Box,
Sharpless Flpdeseparator. Alt for
til eller bespg
ANDERSON, Milaca. MINI.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12

On the evening Of Sunday, Dec.
22nd, the Sunday schools OF the
Christian and Community church.
es Of this city will give a Christ
mas entertainment at the Com
munity church, and the public is
cordially invited to come and en-
JOY the event. and bring gifts par
|ticularly OF spare clothing, money
and food. The money viii 60 to
the Syrian-Armenian relief, the
clothing and food 10 the Lewiston
branch Of the Children's Home
Finding Society, and other gifts
to who mthey viii be OF most ben
eft.
The white Christmas scheme
viii be carried out IN the decora-
tive plan, and the program win in
elude appropriate musical and ell
oeutionary numbers. This viii be
in charge of Mrs. Pennell and
Miss Wright.
Come and make il a Merry
Christmas treat for many.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12
BOY Has Eve % Business.

Truman Mckinley Of Aezperce
ah0 bias nof yef entered has
teens. Is developing an unusnsl
Interest in fhe raising and breed
ing of bio0ded stock. About q
week ago BE- came over fo Cotton
wood ani purchased fgo full-
blood Poland China hogs. from
his uueie. Howard Mckinley,
nith par; of tie proceeds from fht
sale - 1850 pigs Hhich his father
gafe him When a. Nas : years
old. THE 80 leif over ~ plneed
on tiule deposit in fhe bank iie
plans an raising registered hogs
0n lafee SCALE non ~ y 3
uenlger ~ fhe bogs Pofafo CLUB
~ Lewis county eitans poe
Chronicle
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12
Uncle Sam Still Has Money.

Washington, Dee. g.-Aggre-
gate resources Of the 2s, 800 banks
IN the United States, state and
national. last June 30 amounted
to S40,2l0,O00,OO0 Of which s22-
81, 100000 was credited 10 the
state. savings and private banks
and trust companies and Sl7 S39, :
600. 900 TO national banks. This
was shown today By a report Of
Comptroller OF the Currency vii
liams:
Deposits of the state banks
amounted TO SIS, ,567 ,O00. 900 and
loans 10 S12. .426, ,OOO, 900, showing
an increase OF ; per cent in de-
posts over the record Of the year
previous. and Of S. per cent in
loans.
National banks showed sl4,-
02l 600, 900 deposits. an increase
of 9.6 per cent and - .620. .0D0. 600
ia loans. an increase Of 81 per
cent.
All banks. state and national.
had So. $50 100000 deposits and
So. .O46. 100000 loans.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12
pERRrNE AGAIN IDAHO U. STAR.

Leon Perrine, the husky Nezpere,
high school boy, who is doing his firsi
year al the Idaho University, again
made record for himself and the Ida
no football team last Saturday when
he was the main individual factor ia
taking the first game in five years
from the Washington State College
eleven. The story Of the game follows:
Moscow, Idaho, Dee THE rniyer.
sity Of Idaho won the first foot ball
game in five years from the Washing
ton State College team today in a
crashing contest on a wet field, by a
score Of 10 g. Odds were in favor Of
Idaho from the start Washington came
down with light, fast team which
was unable 10 prevent Idaho : heavy
back field from crashing through its
line time after time, but Was prevent
ed from scoring excessively by the
speed Of the enemy team.
" :. {. made touchdown in the
firs, quarter, but failed 10 kick goal.
Aeehan Of Idaho tried two punts, but
both were blocked, and Washington
got the bail on Idaho : s0.yard line.
A line smash melted Washington only
two wards. An end run set them back
five wards and on the third down they
lad - yards 20 gain. Captain NeIvof
for Washington got the hal for a quick
end dash and saved Washington by two
inches. Jenny was pushed over the
line. but 81. :. G. failed to kick goal.
Perfins made Idaho's souehdown ~
ief o. end rsn of - wards during the
first fise minutes Of ihe -eeond guar
ief. w. r. G. made D. yards by cad /.
rams and line smashes sad then fam
bed 20 Hanson u Idaho. who psi the
szll 90 ~. = c. 25.yasd line. He
ook thr baa f0r aaoshes siassh and
'rrnne dsshcd fhroseh for 3 fourh-
ioen. Brigham Kicked goal for idaho.
Nsifier feam >eoIea in thc fhiFd and
oaffh quarter
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12

Miss Helma johnson was born
IN Massachusetts June q, 1901,
and came 10 make her home with
Mrs. L0oney. OF the Mohler see
tion. III 1913. She was spending
the winter Ia Lewiston with her
foster mother aud doughter, Mrs.
g.. J browning, when stricken by
influenza, and though every ef-
fort MAS made 10 save her she
passed away AT 0s40 q. ni.. sun
dag. Dee. 5
The funeral was conducted
from the family home n II
o o'eloek Tuesday morning and the
remains Of the fair young victim
of the dreaded maiady were bur
led ID the Lewiston cemetery.
A sister 10 lone. wn.. and q
brother in Lewiston are ihe vuiy
known survivors of her family ia
fhs eesf
This Young iady isad spent her|
life ia the service 81 others. and
Dfs.sssscd 3 sweet disposition fhaf
non her friends wherever shc
as etf b.. aud these wall niiss her
happf laughter and the spirit fhai
i,uoss - her up and gave a. her q
fsrfif fuds to mesf iife's fsbuiis ug-
n.nehinEiy and ehesFiuily
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12

about week before her demise
with the other thirteen members
of that household and passed
away al 7 :25 last Sunday morn
ing.
The others Of the stricken fam
lily are said 10 be we'll on the road
10 recovery.
The funeral was conducted at
3 90 p. N. the same day, and her
remains were laid 10 rest in the
Nezperce cemetery.
Afr. and Mrs. Bangs and their
four children came 10 this place 10
spend the winter with her folks,
aud, If they found the country 10
their liking it was their plan 10
locate here permanently.
This extreme misfortune falls
heavily upon them, and our peo-
pie feel deep sympathy for the
family IN it's distress.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12

Chicago. pyf 30 The iniiu-
easa sl,ideulics which nans heaiii
ofFirials believe fulnt ~ ftie
oounirt from EureIe. afe in more
firniauf Euffn nor. Htltflarf.d t,f-
Woods EIuieiliusaG ~ Asn York
3. ere anuua useefinR of thf
Anaefienn public heal'h aasecia-
fiot iatiHE
Eng.and and iiaiy are eKgseei-
inf elI1emses noaf, - saic. aiIo
b, fesai proclamation insstf aff'
rafu lt efrrso in iinit
flr fguiat.nsuU te4N al har
communicated "a 50 Arthur heH
si.aiaf cllef beaIfH eonlntiaslull'i
,.f freai Britain fI.s I'aoii ~ his
li.tfsfiaai Ieif ii tefiest l'arif oi
sass easnifs concerning iiaf iae pi
ea4s. nask. aHN rsreiisf = eeil
blaaf.an nf ihsaf fAp nea fiit1
81 fi. ssi's siieefesI M ase'iif,f 'lI
.al4fiss iis rftAslffa4 ~ AfHei
in $3.50. ai.f ~ aee.afes qiaal
anfa al,d i'.f CLOSING NJ ai paa
Iie mffimg p'aee - ff'if pi saf
Iafis fif ue a'Nf Fi.aef
Ia Wa faf leDt ilQa e'ie
na0l uttiH NiY Nfitf
isa aI0 aaeillf eNftt fitl ia'I
u faeI ul aHf ftaNisf ta
faeute afa f rHfis "
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12
Highest Honor for Idaho Sol
dier's Great Bravery.

In a letter submitting the repor
Of the exceptionally heroic ac
which brought TO one OF our Ida
no heroes OF the battle line il
France the very rare distinction
of the Medal OF Honor from Tho
L. 5. government, Congressman
Burton l.. French says
You will be interested in tho
memorandum which ] am sending
you herewith telling that Thomas
c. Neibaur, Of Sugar City, Idaho,
a private OF Company NJ, l67 In
fantry, has been awarded the
Medal OF Honor.
There were three awarded this
medal al the same time Neibuar
received ii, the other two being
Lieutenant Colonel Charles w.
Whittlesey. and Captain George
G.. McMurtry.
This is the second time since
the war began that the Medal Of
Honor has been awarded.
You viii be interested further
in the fact that in this case the
President cabled General Perish
ing TO confer the award personal
Is upon Private Neibaur.
Thomas c. Neibaur, private,
Company NJ. 10th Infantry. For
conspicuous gallanfry and intrep-
idiiy above and beyond the call
Of duty IN action against the en-
envy near I.anders 81. Georges.
France. October is. 1918 ON the
afternoon Of October 10, 1918,
when the Cote de chatillion had
Just been gained after bitter
fighting. and the summit Of that
strong bulwark In the kriem-
hide Sieiiung was being organiz-
ed. Private Neibaur was sent out
Dn patrol with his automatic rifle
squad 20 enfilade enemy machine
gun nests. As be gained the
ridge he SCI up his automatic
rifle and WAS directly thereafter
wounded in both legs By fire from
! hostile machine gun on has flank 1
rhe advance wave of fhe enemy 4
troops eounfer-affaeking had 4
lbo8f gained fbe ridge. and al
hongh eat off and surrounded. 4
A. remainder ~ has detachment I
s.iue killed or wounded, this gal
aBf soldier keps his automatic
ine in operation ~ such effect
has by his own efforts and b.
ire from the .kirmish line 81 tis
company 81 leasf oue hundred
ards 81 hls rear. fhe attack was
herled The enemy waTe being
IaIfed and iying prone four ai t'se
uemy attacked PfiFafe Aelbeuf
q close quariers. These ~ kali 4
h a. fhan moved alone among 4
hf enemy iyine "a che ground
ban, lim. in fbe Mias ~ fhf f
ife ifou hit orn linef. ano ~ 4
oaiuess and eailanirg captured !
leFen lrisoler ~ fhe poui ~
~ pl,fe afid .aIthougl painfully 4
.oruaes. brought fheu naet fo /
uf aues Glt counter nfiaek ID
l| lunef nat arrested fe large
zfsrr - fif single efforts uf
as aola.ef nhaaf Ief0.f fna'nrf
sat Daef aea.asi llit skyline "a
1I aN af ~ tliIff Natia'ioa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12
INFLUENZA CLAIMS FOUR
MORE PRAIRIE VICTIMS
Chas. S. MCGEE, Mrs. r. n. Lyons,
Mrs. J.. w. Bangs and Miss
Helma Johnson Sue
!. cumb During Week.

The influenza scourge has agail
laid It's biighting hand on III
homes OF good prairie folk ans
robbed them of loved ones, thougl
two of these contracted the NAL
ady and passed away al Lewiston
Charles :. slc Gee, died al thg
emergency hospital in Lewiston
Saturday. Dec. 7.
Mrs. Roy \. Lyons died al he's
home on the Walter Brockmap
ranch, east OF Ferdinand, al 5 .O0
a. m.. Saturday, Dee. 7th.
Mrs. J W. Bangs died al the
home Of her mother, Mrs. l.. j
Wright. on what was formerly the
Ivan .Iorgens ranch. southeast OF
Aexperee, al % a. m-. Sunday
Dee. 8
Miss lielma johnson died al the
home Of Nre Looney IN Levi ision
a 10 a. ln.. Sunday, Dee :
Charles :. Mrtsee was 30 years
Of age and sgas the eldest son Of
AR. and Mr.. James Mctiee. who
have been residents on the John
Mcaiee homestead on Central
Ridge for the past II years.
lie passed away af Lewiston
near whieh place he had been ems
pl0yed on q ranch during the past
fifee months iie Has stricken
with mfluenxa on Nok - and vas
eared for 81 the emergency hos.
pifai ~ lewiston until fhs end
casne The renaius werf brought
bark 20 lss old hosne on fhe iirai-
RE aud from There the funeral
uaa conducted af ~ = &C.. Sion.
day. Dse 9 IS Geo. n Eilis. of
Nssisefee. nnd 5nferuenf nas
niaas 81 fif Central Ridge eesne
tert
Tie decreased uas boru m kan i
saA and after s. short residence ii I
pkinhoma. fte faiailr canls on /
ussf 80 this nsr'taH 49, mnrFl',N 4
Af.a. Mara @riarhari ~ Aoeror
aiiuuf sis yrars ago. una ftr. /
Nens tle paFenfa eI eHf fiila.
n'tif rnffhs uia ts
sldtf hia tf auN riIila. Nia
pareufs f lirofheie. three sls
Terra. and So nurlf dehE Ac'ief
III i.s.s lsssn. aff fbe lniuetiiair
mrtlr.ae aelasises in fhss fesTi
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-12-12

| -FRt tRtfft AZ ~ ~ff'- a''A III -
Joe Durham OF this vicinity, was
received Monday:
Army Supply Base,
Dee. 2.
Dear Friends:
After so long a delay ] viii try
and write 10 you again. Since
last wrote ] have moved across
the continent In spite OF the
crowded conditions Of troop
trains ! enjoyed the trip. We left
Camp Fremont on Tuesday after
noon and travelled through beaut-
iful country in California. But
when ! awoke the next morning
there was sure a great change IN
scenery-nothing but sand and
sagebrush as far as the eye could
see. So, il was, nearly all the
way thru eastern California and
most parts of Arizona. Once IN
while we would come to some
town, which was always welcomed
as il was a change from the sage
brush. Some parts Of Arizona
and New Mexico. looked like the
land was fairly good for grazing
This part Of the country contains
mostly greasers. They 1--we IN
long. narrow. fiat rooted, adobe
huts, that are not great for looks
When we entered Colorado, we
came back into God 5 country
again There were cultivated
farms, very well improved, con-
sidering the length Of time the
country has been settled. As we
got farther east. thru Kansas and
Missouri the country became more |
improved with fine ranch homes /
and all out buildings up 10 date
The Missouri bottom land looked /
As GOOD As Nezperce prairie 70 me
We crossed both the Missouri and 4
Mississia'si. had several hours
layorer al Kansas City aud al
went up 70 the big Y. II. c. A.
and enjoyed q fine shower bath
and plunge IN the swimming pool
We Travelled from California 70
Kansas City on the Santa Re
From there We wenf on the Va
bash thru Illinois. Indiana, Ohio.
Michigan ~ Detroit We saw
some fine country thru these
states like Kansas and Missouri,
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