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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-23
LIST OF REGISTRANTs
OF the Local Board for Marion Coun-
ty, Florida, Accepted Into the
Military Service

II the Local 0O8EQ IOf MARION OOun.
ty, Florida, Accepted Into the
Military Service
Charley Smith, colored.
Augustus Small. colored.
John Richard Lake. colored.
Frank Buckner, colored.
Arthur Elijah Spikes, colored.
Thomas Henderson. colored.
Andrew Young, colored.
Ernest Howard, colored.
Leroy Hicks, colored.
John Harvey, colored.
Nathaniel Gaines, colored.
Arthur Waters, colored.
Jennis William Brown, white.
James Mason, colored.
Josh Weathers, colored.
Arthur Ryan, colored.
James Claud Bronson, white.
Henry Smith, colored.
Joseph Gadson. colored.
William Burns, colored.
George II. Lonnon, colored.
Riley Hurst, colored.
Will Young, white.
Wilbert Franklin, colored.
Homer Lewis, colored.
Harris Mcmahon, colored.
Robert. Goldman, colored.
Will Mitchell, colored.
Herbert Warren. colored.
Ben Adams, colored.
Will Sullivan, colored.
Walter Goodwin. colored.
julius James, colored.
Lonzo Mum, colored.
John Henry Brown, colored.
Timothy Johnson, colored.
Horace Walter Lett, colored.
John w. Macon, colored.
Lonnie Gibson, colored.
Isaac Ballard, colored.
Willie Johnson, colored.
Leroy Henry Wise. colored.
Herbert Williams, colored.
Harvey Robinson, colored.
Jay Gould Harvey. colored.
Ralph Howell, colored.
Charles Edward Standby, white.
Isaac James Smith, colored.
Whorter John Carter, white.
Robert Weathers, colored.
John Bowman, colored.
Eddie Franklin, colored.
Dave Dunlap, colored.
Samuel Benjamin Brown, colored.
Charlie johnson. colored.
Tony Kiriakas, white.
Will Hood, colored.
John 'Blackshear, colored.
Jessie Glymp, colored.
Tdward James Wilson, colored.
Richard Allen Ladson, colored.
Leonard Maxwell, colored.
Reuben Owens, colored.
Dewey Lasky, colored.
Lloyd Williams, colored.
Odue Calvin, colored.
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Nathan Ellis, colored.
Alfonzo Myers, colored.
George P. Mayberry, colored.
Robert Lee Cameron, white.
John Lawton Whitfield, white.
James Rice, colored.
Earl L. Drawdy. white
Henry Clarence Boyles, white.
Calvin Dickerson, colored.
Charles Grady Hamilton, white.
Bide Melvin, colored.
Eugene Williams, colored.
Frank Menchan, colored.
Sam Coleman Washington, colored
Joel Thomas Hall Jr., white.
Alexander Clark, colored.
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xEMBER AssoCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled for the use for republication of
all news dispatches credited to 1t or
hot otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published
herein. ALI rights of republication of
special dispatches herein are also re-
served.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Domes

Cats can call the legislature in
session but he can't boss it.
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AlrlQge WafQ, cOlOreQ.
Willie Casteel Maultsby, colored.
Archie Lopez, white.
Decnair Davis, colored.
Hardy Nichols, colored.
John Robinson, colored.
Reed Hollinger, white.
Joe Barrett, colored.
Jim Williams, colored.
Emanuel Ingram, colored.
George Hirst Houston, colored.
Walter Mathews. colored.
Willie Ashford, colored.
Alton B. Coggin, white.
Henry L. Redding, white.
Calvin Dunn Colding, white.
Samuel Perkins Holly, colored.
Alonzo Crimson Folks. white.
Carl Y. Carlson, white.
Herbert Mcmahon, colored.
Robert Lee Mccormick, white.
Will Bell, colored.
Girls Williams, white.
Leon Simpson. white.
Peter Banwell, colored
Paumis T. j.. Duckett, colored.
Eli Howell, colored.
Augustus Pullens, colored.
T. P. Scarborough, white.
Lazarus Rowe, colored.
Dave Gilmore. colored.
Zebbie Wise, colored.
Walter Ebert Sewall, white.
James Reeves, colored.
Will Henry, colored
Waymond Williams, colored.
Rhett Edward Dantzler, white.
Dolphus Vaughn, colored.
George Alfred Carr, white.
Ira Simpson, colMed.
Weston Bagley, colored.
Andrew Michael, colored.
Abraham Collins, colored.
Fred Leaver, colored.
Henry Dykes, colored.
John Vickers, colored.
Rohalia Emanuel Johnson, colored.
William Leroy Lipscomb, colored.
Benjamin Castleberry, colored.
Sim Blackwell, colored.
Lorenzo Roberts, colored.
Willis Perry Osteen, white.
Julian Ray, white.
Jesse Woodland, colored.
Willie Snow, colored
Herbert Bert Jones. colored.
Henry Mccoy, colored.
William Banks Flewellen, colored
Doctor Glmyp, colored.
William Mansfield, colored.
Arnett Rose, colored.
William Clarence White, white.
Mitchell Mcmillan, colored.
Ralph Duncan, colored
Cleveland Daniels, colored.
Henry James Scofield, colored.
Willie Haywood, colored.
Peter Mackenzie Macintosh, white
Ulysses Duffy, colored.
Barney Hampton Clifton, white.
Andrew Jackson Wood, white
James Carlos Reynolds, white.
Will Fuller, colored.
Benz. Harrison Lumpkin, colored.
William Andrew Harrell, white.
James Thomas, colored.
George P. Falana, colored.
Robert Johnson, colored.
Moses Pool. colored.
Norman Brown, colored
Amos Williams, colored.
Harry Carl Bennett, white.
Ben Scott, colored.
Louis Mcmahon, colored.
Ernest Edwards, colored.
Ernest Clyde Blair, white
DoLar& Py11aa Na,xry,oay, u-bi%a
Travis Wilson Collier, white.
Earl Croker Marshall, white.
Robert Mickson, colored.
Charley Been, colored.
Edward Oscar Marshall, white.
Frederick McLees Black, white.
Otis B. Fort, white.
Henry Johnson. colored.
Wilbur Boring Pasteur, white.
Hue Charlton Remington, white.
Joe Gordon, colored.
Wade Hampton Ward, white.
Jesse Raulerson, white.
Thomas Alonzo Pullen, white.
Spencer Thomas, colored.
Charles Forrest Mills, white.
Walter Dixon, colored.
Lee Johnson, colored.
Jose Porozo Giles, colored
Charley Stocker, colored.
Isaac Barnett, colored.
Alfred Cant, colored.
Oliver Frazier, colored.
Samuel Behn, colored.
Fred Edgar Wellhoner, white.
Charles Titus Edwards, colored.
Frank Wright, colored.
Arthur Green, colored.
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Charley Pearson, colored.
Clifford Evans, colored.
Andrew Wright. colored.
William Washington, colored.
Remmer Grady Lanier, white.
Eli Williams, colored.
Frank Douglas Taylor, colored.
James Mullens, colored.
Imla T. Keep. white.
Grover Cleveland Harper, white.
Abe Jas. Menchan Jr., colored.
James Graham, colored.
Walter Jackson, colored.
William Lumpkin, colored.
Frank Adams, colored.
Chester Joseph Hillman, white.
Jerry A. Smelling, white.
William Needham, white.
Leonard Coleman, colored.
Adam Richardson Jr., colored.
Hey Herrin. colored.
Washington Williams, colored.
Joseph Edward White. white.
Ralph Duncan Packard, colored.
Lawrence Fielder, colored.
VIM. Washington Staggers, colored.
James Wilson Cant, colored.
London Ward. colored.
Isaac Cowels Jr., colored.
Nose Howard, colored.
Tommie Ambrose, colored.
Jim Dingle, colored.
Luther Davis, colored.
Whitman Waters, colored.
Thomas Shelton Clayton, white.
Paul Edward Clark, colored.
Fillmore Mccoy, colored.
Tom Weathers, colored.
David Julian Jackson. colored.
Hume A. Vann, white.
Francis Epps Harris Jr.. white.
Charles Guy Miller, white.
William Mckinley Jones, colored.
Thomas Anderson. colored.
Hall Hamilton, colored.
William Halford, white.
Ernest E. Schenck, white.
Sam Bryant, colored.
Johnnie Lawton, colored.
Allen Earl Petrie. white.
Bascom H. King, white.
Clyde Dozier Jordan, white.
Talmage Baldwin, colored.
Chestine Sanders, colored.
Oscar Donaldson, colored.
Doc Fore, colored.
Jim Nichols, colored.
Nose Waters, colored.
James Russell, white.
Johnnie Chambers, colored.
Grover Hill Grantham, white.
Robert Laurence, colored.
Freddie Mathews, colored.
William Wallace Waters, white.
James Walter Nichols. white.
Zary Moody, colored.
John Edgar Proctor, white.
Eugene Ellis. colored.
Simon Fletcher, colored.
Odus Calvin Radford, white.
Willie Bird. colored.
Leon Modesto Franklin, colored.
Bell Graham, colored.
John Mitchell, colored.
Daniel Augustus Boon, white.
Walter Holly, colored.
Castle johnson, colored.
Harry Harris. colored.
Otis Luchion Gaskins, white.
Henry Murray, colored.
Simpson Mccoy, colored.
William Allen Norman, white.
Alonzo Ferman Parry, white.
Benjamin Hill Forbes, white.
Charlie Hayward, colored.
George Washington Stark, colored.
John Thomas Bellamy, colored.
Lawson julius Sigmon, white.
Ocey Marcum, white.
Douglas Holland, colored.
Hamp Frazier, colored.
James Daughtry, white.
John Hamilton, colored
Daniel Roberts. colored.
Frank Edmonds, colored.
Glover Wells, white.
Charlie Steele, colored.
Walter Stark, colored.
Thomas Lafayette Hames, white.
Robert Lacey Timmons, white.
Prince Davis, colored.
Gardie Albert Kinard, white.
James Alexander, colored.
Clyde Atwood Emerson. white.
Hudson Counts, colored.
Lee Croskey, colored.
Samuel James Capers, colored.
Sam Lacons, colored.
Archie Hamlyn Still, white.
Willie Lawrence Jennings, white.
Halle Butler, colored.
Calvin Nelson, colored.
Howard Hunter, colored.
Bonnie McCants, colored.
Watson Irwin, colored.
Clyde Christopher Balkean, white.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-03-08
soVILL ITEMS
(Too late for Tuesday

J. A. Harsh, president of the
Deary and BOvill banks, was in
town Saturday on business.
Frank Kellom visited his
mother in Spokane recently.
Dr.. Cornwall Of st. Maries was
in town Saturday.
w. C. Nelson, cashier of the
Bovill bank, was in Clarkia on
business recently.
w. d. HumistOn of POtlatch
was in town Monday on business.
C. l.. Shaw of PalOuse, Wash,
general agent of Bankers Reserve
Life company of Omaha, Neb., is
in town on business this week.
ADD BOVill 1t ........... ........... ...........
The Santa Dramatic Club, I'M
der direction of Prof. Thomas
hewitt put on the play "A Rustic
Romeo" hast Friday night and the
production was very we'll re-
ceived. The performance equalled
that of any professional troupe
which has played here and the
Santa players are deserving of
great credit for their excellent
production. The play was worth
much more than the price of adj
mission and every member of the
audience of 200 was we'll pleased,
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PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
SCORES SPOKANE COUNCIL
Continued from page y

kAOlblnuOQ IL Jill pQ6C
charged. He stated that he was
sent out from Spokane, and he
was going back to Spokane.
Under date of February 81,
the Associated Press carried a.
despatch, showing that the activ-
tiles to hamper the spruce in
dustry, which is now so vital to
the needs of our nation, were
being directed from Spokane.
THUS, you will observe this
community and the Latah County
Protective Association are sufli-
GENTLY informed TO know that
Spokane has been, and is yet, the
breeding place and the source of
influences that threaten destruc-
ton Of our crops and industries;
that in making every effort to
overcome this menace, our in
vestigatiOns have traced it di-
rectly to Spokane; that I. w.
W.ism and Spokane have, in this
sense, become synonymous.
IF we are to protect our prop
erty and preserve the peace and
dignity of our community and do
cur full part in assisting our
country in its present needs, we
must have further cooperation
from your City. Therefore, we
still request Of Spokane that it
"clean house." 1t is not within
our province to tell Spokane how
this shall be done. We believe,
however, that if the good people
of your fair city we're sufficiently
informed regarding the organiza-
ton existing within its confines,
that menaces the agricultural,
numbering and mining industries
tributary to their city, and from
which they receive their wealth
and prosperity, they would find
ways and means of protecting
their own best interests, and that
Of their neighbors, by destroying
the menace.
VERY respectfully yours,
"LATAH COUNTY
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
by The Executive Committee.
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HITCHCOCK EXPLAINS PLANS
OF FARM BUREAU

E. B. Hitchcock, instructor in
soils at the University of Idaho,
who is spending some weeks in
this county in the interests of
the Farm Bureau plan, has been
spending the past few days visit
ing the farmers of this vicinity
explaining the plan to them.
A meeting is being held at the
Benewah club this afternoon for
the purpose of discussing the
matter and second meeting
will be held at the Eagle hall
this evening. Mr.. Hitchcock ex-
plains the plan of the organiza-
ton as follows:
a representative membership
made up largely of farmers scat
tered generally over the county,
each paying a nominal member
ship fee (St.0O).
of1eeFs- officers of a
Farm Bureau consist of a presi-
dent, vice-president, secretary,
and treasurer, all of whom should
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FARMERS UNION NOTES

Whewl That was some debate,
We didn't know the Farmers ha4
the talent for talking they showed
last Saturday night at their
Union meeting. Or the spunk
either. The subject up for debate
was rs Commercial Science Ap-
.plicable or Beneficial to the
Farmers The affirmative side
had some able takers who tried
to put one over on the negatives
by pounding the table and stamp
ing around generally-but they
didn't "faze" the negatives. One
member became so excited she
used the stove poker to empha-
size her talk. Well, the debaters
made such Roadway on both
sides of the question that it was
tie. Not being satisfied with
the decision they will take up the
same question nextmeetl eght
March 10th. They - 3 to
give one of their good time
dances March 18th, the Redmen
having postponed their dance for
that night. Everybody is welcome.
Good lunch, too.
Union Correspondent.
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be elected at the annual meeting.

be elected at the annual meeting.
An executive committee COM
posed of the four officers Of the
Bureau and about five other
members, all elected at the an
nual meeting of the Farm
Bureau. Each member is selected
because of his special fitness to
promote some important part of
the county agricultural improve
ment program. Each must not
only be willing to serve but he
must have the necessary time to
give to the work, and must be so
located that he can be of the
most effective service.
A community committee COM
posed of a chairman and from
one to four other members we'll
distributed in each distinct COM
munity in the county. Each mem
Der is selected because of special
fitness to direct some important
part of the community agricul-
tural improvement program.
The president OF the Farm
Bureau usually in consultation
with the organizer or county
agent and subject to the approval
of the executive committee should
appoint the temporary chairmen
of the community committees.
The remainder of the commit
tee should be Apprenticeship khe
president upon recommended "a
Of the temporary chairman, ex-
ecutive committee or county
agent. Such appointments must
always have the approval of the
executive committee. At the first
meeting of the community COM
mittee at the home Of the temper
airy chairman, the members of the
committee should elect a secre-
tary and a permanent chairman,
who will also be a member of the
County Agricultural Council.
The chairman will then delegate
certain definite duties to each
member of the committee.
A County Agricultural Council
composed of the chairmen of the
various community committees.
At least one meeting of the coun-
Gil should be held each year to
discuss the recommendation
made by the various community
committees and to recommend to
the executive committee a yearly
county program of work OF to
suggest the making of such
changes in the permanent pro-
gram as may seem necessary.
Semi-annual and possibly quar-
terly meetings of the council are
desirable if matters sufficiently
important arise which need the
attention of the entire council.
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FERNWooD NOTES

Tuesday, March 5, in Spokane,
occurred the marriage of Miss
Viva Haughes Cobett to John
McAlinden. Both young people
are of Fernwood. They will prob
ably make their new home at
Maiden, Wash.
Mrs. J. C. Hunt, chairman of
Benewah County Red Cross and
Mrs. R. M. Johnson, secretary of
that organization, were in Fern
wood on Red Cross business
Wednesday. While here they
were guests of Mrs. J. K. Hood,
chairman of the local Red Cross
Auxiliary.
Fernwood Auxiliary Report
The local auxiliary made an
other shipment of war-reliei
supplies to st. Maries the first
of the week. Following is a list
OF the supplies sent:
4 Quilts.
Afghans.
3 Pair Socks.
48 Pillow Cases.
3 Dish Towels.
8 Wash Cloths.
SO Pieces, Handkerchiefs, etc.
10 Bath Towels.
10 Pair Slippers.
5 Bed Jackets.
8 Bed Shirts.
81 Pillows.
2 Pair WPistlets.
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Your old college chum,
w. H. Perrin.

Feminine voice on the wire,
as this Mr.. Elder the explosive
inspector2" Large pleasant Mis-
souri, voice, Yes Ma'am." Lady
voice, Twill I have to get a p sr-
NIT before I buy some face
powder?" Slam of phone.
Car of clover hay has been
located with wheels under it and
we hope that it will be here Fri
day or Saturday. We also have
bought to be shipped if ever cars
are furnished, one car wheat
straw, one car pea straw, two
cars alfalfa, two cars clover, two
cars timothy. For a while we
were afraid that they would all
come the same Gay, now we hope
they do.
We have one Cyphers incu-
.bator about 200 egg capacity, for
sale, come see it and name your
own price.
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Methodist Church

Sunday School at 1000 A. NJ.
Come and enjoy this Beehive of
activity.
Preaching at 1900 A. NJ. Sub
ject, "Christs Great Question
Epworth League at $50 p. NJ.
The Epworth League will have
charge of the services at 1880.
A special service will be rendered
in honor of the members of the
League who are in the service Of
Uncle Sam. You are invited.
N. SHERMAN HAWK, Pastor.
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o'DWYER's POINTERS

Rathdrum, Ida, March fst.
.O'Dwyer Family
Just a line this morning in re-
gard to the corn. Before I got it,
my old rooster managed to crow
on an average of once in three
days and resembled COnkey's
Roup Rooster, OF Judge Cromwell
when he did not get his regular
sleep. The second feed Of
O'Dwyer's corn put a pep and
spring into his step and now he
struts around like he was salts
fed with life and the egg yield
instead of being 9 eggs per day
went up to p. So much for your
corn.
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CITY i'm Brief

Found-Key for Yale lock.
Owner may have same by calling
at this office and paying for this
advertisement.
Miss Wilma Gum moved to st.
Joe the first of the week.
A. A. Darknell was a business
visitor in Occur d'Alene Monday
apd Tuesday.
Wanted-A good girl for gen
eral homework. Mrs. Fred Her
rick. Phone 90. IT,.
Frank Mathews Of Treffry was
a business visitor in the city
Thursday.
Misunderstanding done two
miles South of St. Maries. A. H.
Burton, 585 East Alder St., Port
land Oregon. 81.
Jess BOwles left Thursday
morning for a several days visit
at Spokane.
ThOs. Connolly, merchant of
Fernwood, was a visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Fred Herrick returned Wed
nesday evening from a short
business visit at Harrison.
Geo. Taylor of FernwOod was
a business visitor in the city
Wednesday.
F. A. Blackwell, president OF
the Blackwell Lumber company
Of Occur d'Alene, was a business
visitor in the city Wednesday.
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BIG ST. PATRIoKs DANCE

The Farmers Union Local No.
"a will give a dance at the Eagle
hall March the 18th. Come and
have a good time with US. Four
piece orchestra and the best floor
in town. Lunch for all. Don't
forget the Farmers Union always
have q good time.
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For Rent-FOur rooms and
bath on lower floor. Terms
reasonable to small family. H.
L. AlcOrn. If.
st. Maries Commandery Knights
Templars will attend st. Paurs
Episcopal church in a body
Easter Day, March 3lst. Rev.
Jacob A. Hiatt will preach the
sermon.
Bishop Funston will visit St.
Maries Monday, March nth, and
will preach at st. Paurs church
at 700 P. NJ. All members and
friends of the church are re-
quested to be present.
Rooms for Rent. Western
House. If.
Rev. Jacob A. Hiatt has been
invited to deliver an address at a
Service Flag raising at st. Luke
Episcopal church in Occur d.
Alene next Sunday. The Rev. will
leave Saturday morning over the
Milwaukee and will return Mon
day.
The Catholic ladies are making
preparations for their usual
Easter Monday dance. The par
ticulars will be announced later
i'm the local papers.
For rent-Six room modern
house. Inquire C. A. Clark, $40
nth St., Phone 2O8-W-2. IT,
In our last issue it was stated
a marriage license was issued
! Monday to Ray Hoisington and
Miss Hazel Allbery. The license
was issued Saturday and the
ceremony was performed that
levening by Rev. N. S. Hawk, pas
ltor of the Methodist church. The
lyoung couple were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Triplett.
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Mrs. Grace B. CLARK, Grand
MatrOn of the Eastern Star Of
Idaho, will pay her regular visit
to the local chapter Of that order
on Monday evening, March H..
All visiting members are isvited.
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J. T. Moran has been spending
several days in the city from
Plummer on county business.
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For SaIe-3-Room House. Lot
i00x9O feet, including all hard
wood furniture, range and heater.
Also hen house and good yard,
and all garden implements. This
will stand Investigation. Time on
part IL required. Inquire at Mt.
View Hotel. F.i6-iM.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-03-08

Found-Key for Yale lock.
Owner may have same by calling
at this office and paying for this
advertisement.
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The final hearing in the j. f.
Jones bankruptcy case was had
Thursday and a settlement of the
affairs will be made shortly.
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For Rent-Four rooms and
bath on lower floor. Terms
reasonable to small family. H.
l.. AlcOrn. If.
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o. r. Moon came up from
Occur d'Alene Wednesday eve
ming and spent Thursday in the
city looking after business mat
ters.
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Miss Wilma Gum moved to st.
Joe the first of the week.
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A. A. Darknell was a business
visitor in Occur d'Alene Monday
and Tuesday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-03-08

Miss Hemenway returned the
first of the week from an extended
trip through the middle west.
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Wanted-A good girl for gen.
eral homework. Mrs. Fred Her
rick. Phone 90. If,
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Miss Ruth E. Gerhart spent
several days visiting friends at
Occur d'Alene this week.
Claude Gum left this morning
for Oakesdale, Wn., after spend
ing several days in the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Rev. Jacob A. Hiatt will be at
Occur d'Alene over Sunday next.
There will be no services at st.
Paul's church.
Thomas Little Of Spokane,
auditor for the Potlatch Lumber
company, was in the city We'd
nesday in the interests of the
company.
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Frank Mathews Of Treffry was
a business visitor in the city
Thursday.