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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-27


severe thunder and lightning, with
another heavy shower which now
makes sufficient moisture to insure
fair crops.
Felix Johnson and family of Range
passed through town Monday evening
en- route to Heppner in response to a
message telling him that his mother
was very low and could not last much
longer His brother, Jim johnson,
who was operated on for appendicitis
al st. Anthony's hospital, Pendleton,
is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, accom-
children returned from Pcndletor
Sunday evening.
Paul Gllliland of Pilot Rock was in
town short time Sunday on his re-
turn from the springs.
Miss Mossie Mettie had charge OF
the postoffice during Mrs. Chamber
lain's absence
Fred Bolin and wife arrived Satur-
day evening from the Willamette
valley for visit with relatives.
Francis Gnliland OF Gurdane. came
over Saturday for few days visit in
Ukiah.
Mrs. Ed Banks, wife of the Ritter
merchant, was a guest at the Ukiah
hotel Monday night en- route to Oro'
vile, Washington to visit har par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey. whom she
has not seen for ten years. Mrs.
Banks expects to be absent a month
or six weeks.
Mat Jones and wife of Range were
in town Friday night on their return
from Pendleton.
Money was raised here Monday by
friends to send a comfort kit and a
housewife to Joe Manzvilli. formerly
of Ukiah, but who is now stationed
at the Presidio. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy, who owned
homestead near Ritter. have sold II
and left Monday for Walla Falla.
Mrs. Maggie Walker and daughter
of Dale, were in town Monday after
supplies.
Jinks Jacques, Bob I,insner. Floyd
Martin, Virgil Peterson, J. +. Wag-
ner Gordon Mettie and Cecil Martin.
went to Hidaway Springs Sunday aft
ernoon.
Walter Allison is at the Pearson
COuHAAhh NAAO oAANNP 90 NAANs
go into the reserve.
Abe Martin. who made a business
trip to Pendleton last week, returned
Monday night.
DR.. De vaul of Pilot Rock was
called to Ritter Monday evening TO
attend Mr.. Dodson Of lone, who is
very Ill.
Mrs Jennie Moore left Tuesday for
Pilot Rock for a few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Selby.
Mrs. Naoma Dlckenson and her
Miss Alice Clark. of
Athena came in on the truck Mon
day to visit with her son, Roscoe
Dickinson and family for an indefi-
mite time.
Ed Brehm and ]. w. Endicott were
In town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gibbs is spending this
week at the ]. w. Sturdivant farm.
Earl Martin has moved his family
back to town to remain through hay
ing.
George Ellis and daughter, Nora, |
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Aphis and Grassh0ppers
Do Damage on Weston Mt.
(East oregonian speeial. }

| WESTON MT, June 21.-Chas May
and Roy Hyatt returned from n fish
ling trip to Camas Prairie last Tues
day. They report fishing not quite as
good as usual in that part of the coun-
try. The trip was made in Mr.. Mays
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cannon left for
Prescott. Wash, Monday to visit Err
nest Walden and family.
Mrs. S. s. Piersoll of Stanfield, Ore.
arr wed Tuesday to spend the summer
with her son Bert Piersoll on Weston
Mountain.
Mrs. Bessie Powell who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Nc
lCarty, left for Cannon City to visit a
son. Mrs. Powelrs aunt Mrs. Anna
Wilson of California. who accompa-
lnied Der, left for visit to Milton.
They will return later to spend the
summer with Mrs. McclTy.
Chas. May left with his binder for
two apr three weeks binding grain in
the Athena country.
E. E. Faust. Vern Compton, ]. c.
Hopkins. with their families. left for
the Looking Glass country for a
weeks fishing and camping trip We'd
ncsday.
Hugh Dand reported at McMinnville
for service Tuesday. His brother
Ralph will enlist with him.
An old fashioned serenade and mis-
|cellaneous shower was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Narkous Miss Zena Lans-
.dale) at Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale's home
Monday evening. They received many
beautiful and useful presents from
their many friends. Refreshments
were served. About seventy five
guests were present.
Lowell Hyatt arrived from New
York Wednesday to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Hyatt, on a 80 day
furlough.
Mrs. Ferguson and family and Mrs.
David Ulrey motcred to Pendleton
Tuesday.
Kossie Ray Of the Palmer Lumber
Co., and brother of Mrs. Herman
Henderson, at the Blue Mt. sawmilI
was called for service June 26.
Gus Olson at the Blue NJ. sawmill
company is called for July 8.
Mrs. Gettings is slowly improving
from her recent illness.
Robert G. Tweedy returned to San
Francisco after a visit with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Mark Henderson and sister
Dorothy CAROLYN.
The grasshoppers and aphis have
disappeared after doing considerable
damage to the grain.
Miss Gladys Edwards and four bro
theirs of Umapine, motored up to the
in their new seven passen-
ger Jeffry and spent the weekend
at Mrs. Lizzie Landale's home.
w. l. Rayburn, Jim Mcdaniel and
Eph Tucker canvassed Weston Mt. for
w. s. s. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Weston Mt. is expected to go over the
top as usual.
T. j. McCarty and family and Joe
Cannon and family will leave Saturday
on a camping and fishing trip to the
forks of the Umatilla. On their re-
turn the McCarty's will be at home at
Camp McCarty on the Keene place
for six weeks.
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EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF. UMATILLA co.

So.o00 other boys. left for the east
this week. They had dandy trip
and found the roads In excellent shape
and only one puncture during their
outing.
Lou Hodgen returned Monday after
a business trip to Seattle. Wash.
On Sunday. June 2s baby daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Blnbanderi of the state Line neigh
horhood.
Mrs. d. ]. Kirk attended the month";
~ meeting of the Umatilla County
Red Cross directors meeting on We'd
nesday.
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inold's son-in-law. Nat Mccomber
was one of the drafted men who left
Tuesday for training, .N
A dance will be given in the odd
Fellow hall Friday fight under the.
auspices of the Home Guard. Music
will be furnished by Pehdleton or
chestra.
The Pilot Rock service flag now has
one hundred stars. The stars on the
flag represent the boys going from
southern Umatilla county.
NJ. d. Orange was in Pendleton
Tuesday.
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We're in town Tuesday on business.
Ed Thrasher of Dale. passed
through town Tuesday on his way TO
Pendleton.
Ed ingram left Wednesday for PEN
dleton to work in the harvest fields
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Rains in Camas Prairie
Now Insure Fair Crops
(East Oregonian Special.

UKIAH. June 27.-Camas Prairie
was treated Saturday to another heavy
electric storm and rain fell in tor
rents. And again Sunday there was
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BASEBALL, YESTERDAYS
SCORES.

II. c. /. league.
Seattle s, Aberdeen 9.
American League.
Detroit 0. Chicago 3.
81, Louis A. Cleveland 5-2.
Washington 3. Philadelphia 2.
New York 3. Boston 1.
National League.
Chicago /, st. Louis 0.
Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 0.
New York ., Boston 0.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-28
RED CROSS NOTES

The regular monthly meeting was
held yesterday Afternoon, and was
opened by the singing of America
Reports from Mrs. Stokesbery of the
sewing room, from Mrs. Miles of surg
ical dressing room, from Mrs. Car
penter of knitting, and Mrs. Hawkins
on civilian relief, were made. Mrs.
Burlingame read a letter of APP
probation for the box of treasures
and trinkets that had been sent. Mrs.
Miles reported that one box contain
ing TOO congresses had been shipped.
These were folded by 120 different
ladies. Ladies are requested to make
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old Second Idaho as soon as war was
declared. He is now in England, Wis
iting with his parents and sisters
whom he had not seen for Is years
The rest of the boys from Emmett
are now in France.
Miss Lillis Sessions was the guest
of Miss Christa Chichester Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Hazel Lee received word from
her former home that her brother had
been drafted and would leave shortly
for cantonment camp. She anti
cipates visit home.
Mrs. James Carpenter, who has been
i'll for some time with heart trouble,
is not much improved and is thinking
of leaving Emmett soon for a change
of climate. Their many friends are
sorry to see her leave.
Little Berlis Dewey has been very
sick with tonsilitis and bad cold.
Mrs. Clara wilkins, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Lark, who has been spend
ing the winter here, will leave Satur-
day for her home in Arizona. Her
good friends are 10th to let her go.
Miss Fern Robinson was the guest
of Miss Gwendolyne Sessions Thurs
day night.
Little Kinda Sessions has the dis
tinction of being the first of her class
in the Primary association of pur-
chasing a War Saving book and
stamps. Her eyes grew as big as
moons when told that she was loaning
her money to Uncle Sam to help win
the war, and she put most of her
time looking up all stray nickles and
dimes to swell her fund. She says
when the war is over she will ask
Uncle Sam for it and then take music
lessons and pay for them herself.
]. B. Carpenter is busy grading
the streets east and north of town.
Miss Beulah Webb has recovered
from her recent illness and is back in
the box factory TO work.
Mr.. Roup, of the Eiler piano house,
placed fine piano in the Harvey Lee
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles received word
from their daughter Ella in Star Val
ey, Wyo., to the effect that she is re-
covering from a bad case of pneu-
nonia. Her many friends here will |
De pleased to hear the good news.
Another new girl was added to the
oox factory force Wednesday, max
ng the number an even dozen.
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
ion of the L. D. S. church have pre-
pared a special program for Sunday |
evening and are hoping to see large
attendance.
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EMMETT NEWS
optometry means eye service.

Optometry means eye service.
Onion Sets, red and yellow varieties
at Emmett Feed Mills.
Miss Lillian Baker is over from
Boise visiting Helen Love.
Plenty of King coal to fill all or
ders at the Emmett Fruit Growers.
What have you got in Caldwell to
apply on trade for residence in EN-
nett? Sinclair. ct
Judge A. O. Sutton has returned
from st. Anthony, where he went on
official business.
John MCGOWAN is now a student in
the state university at Moscow. He
is taking a business course.
w. E. Shaw has taken a position
as station agent for the Sumpter VAL
ley railway at Sumpter, Ore.
Mrs. Clair Haylor returned Sunday
to st. Anthony, after a visit at the
nome OF HeT HlOlHel, MIS-. " v. WOlle
Our spray material is arriving
Don't neglect to place your orders at
once in order to insure delivery when
needed. Phone or call Emmett Fruit
Growers.
M. R. Price of near Falk, who has
been working for the lumber company
in the timber at Cascade since last
fall, is back home and will farm this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Reed, who have
been visiting in Chicago and Michi
gan during the winter, arrived home
Monday They were mighty glad to
get back. The winter back there was
the most severe in the memory of the
oldest inhabitant.
Don't forget the sale of pure bred
Holstein, Durham and Jersey mich
cows, at the Ellsworth place adjoin-
ing Emmett, tomorrow friday af-
ternoon beginning at 1890. Also
some hogs and other stock.
Doctor Steele, the eye and nerve
specialist, will be in his office, in the
Carnage building, again on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, March 6,
Z and 8. Cross eyes Strengthened,
nerve strain adjusted that cause head
ache, hay fever, female irregularities.
Many an ailment averted could Nature
have its way. Consultation free.
Red Clover seed, FINEST quality to
be found. Emmett Feed Mills.
Whitman for Plumbing and Tin
work. Phone 46-J.
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napkins from old table linen, size IA
x14 inches when finished.

The Gem County Chapter has re-
deemed herself by getting out the
January and February allotments on
February %. There was shipped l
box of 7700 AKA congresses, boxes
of 100 each pajama suits, PIT pillows.
From the knitting department dur
ing the month of February alone were
shipped 95 sweaters, 8 helmets, 1873
pairs sox, % wristlets, AZ wash cloths.
Of the above Montour contributed 9
sweaters, 10 pairs sox, 9 wash cloths,
8 water bottle covers, ID pajama suits,
l bed shirt. Sweet contributed II
sweaters, II pairs sox, l helmet, IL
wash clothes, pajama suits, 10 pill
lows. Ola contributed l sweater, 5
pairs sox, 8 mufflers, 2 wristlets, 30
pillows, IL pajama suits. Roseberry
sent IL suits of pajamas, layettes
of 20 pieces each, 1 helmet, muffler.
Cascade: % sweaters, % pairs sox,
l helmet, 2 wash cloths, 16 pajama
suits, 9 bed sheets. Mccall: 8
sweaters, % pairs sox, 10 wash cloths,
81 suits of pajamas, II bed shirts.
Letha furnished 81 pillows.
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SUBURBAN NOTES

Mrs. Eliza Beutler is the proud pos
SCISSOR of large photograph of her
son Heber, showing him in his military
suit. He writes that he is enjoying
good health and is being we'll taken
care Of.
Mrs. Lottie Hunter of Bramwell re-
ceived letter from her son Floyd at
Camp Lewis, which tells them he is
well and anxious to move to the front
and finish his job.
Mrs. Mamie Sessions received let
ter from Stanley Cox, who joined the
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NEWS OF OUR SOLDIERS.

Redmond McProud went to Boise
yesterday to enlist in the navy. He
has been placed as landsman for the
quartermaster corps in the aviation
branch of the navy. He left last night
for Salt Lake to be assigned to train
ing quarters.
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Onion Sets, Emmett Feed Mills.
Diamond Edge knives and razors
at Reilly's.
Orders for coal promptly filled at
the Emmett Fruit Growers.
Sheriff John Quinn of Boise county
was an Emmett visitor Monday.
Alfalfa seed, AL grade, state tested,
In any quantity. Emmett Feed Mills.
j. w. Barrett and family this week
moved into the Christian church par
sonage.
Mrs. Dave Martin has recovered
from her recent illness and is able to
be out again.
Chimney blocks, any size at M.
Gifbride's cement works, east of
Fruit Association.
DR. and Mrs. R. H. Greene of Albion
are in the city for a few days. They
may return to Emmett to remain.
Miss frankie Brown this week NOV
ed her millinery stock to the Whelchel
building, recently purchased by her
c. M. Nav today received from San
ia Barbara, Calf, pure bred New
Zealand Red male rabbit. Mr.. Maws
hobby is pedigreed rabbits.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Craig and Miss
Jean Laravea went to Boise Satur-
day afternoon in Mr.. Craig's new car
and remained until Sunday.
Timothy, redtop, white clover, or
chard grass, blue grass, Sudan grass,
bromus inermus; in fact all kinds of
field grasses and seeds. All pure
stock. Emmett Feed Mills.
j. L. Steward returned home the lat
ter part of last week from a visit |
with his wife in Seattle. He also
visited Camp Lewis and reports all |
the Emmett boys well.
ocIll III. lHtIe IL VI d SlQHl-
Der party. 1t is to be given very
soon. As seen by the reporters eyes
many are making good in their prac-
tice before the eventful evening.
1t is time to arrange for spraying !
terial Orders should betinetaetetao
your orchard. See the Emmett Fruit |
Growers about your spray material.
Orders should be placed at once. Don't
delay.
Don't forget the sale of pure bred
Holstein, Durham and Jersey mich
COWS, at the Ellsworth place adjoin
ing Emmett, tomorrow friday af-
ternoon beginning at 1890. Also
some hogs and other stock.
The forest service has $4,000 with
which to make turnouts and widen
the road along the South Fork of Pay
cite river from Garden Valley to Low
man, at the mouth of Clear creek.
Congress made an appropriation In
addition to a certain per cent of graz
ing fees and proceeds of sales of for
est reserve timber.
Save the orphan lambs. Batch
ford's lamb meal, for sale at Emmett
Feed Mills.
See A. H. Brainard for high grade
nursev stock. He can supply the best.
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A letter received by Walter Keith
from Bernard Knipe in England,
states the he ran across Stanley Cox,
a member of the Second Idaho from
this city. Stanley has been granted
furlough to visit his parents, who
live in England.
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A good joke on Mrs. F. G. Carpen-
ter has just leaked out. She sent a
box of goodies to De given as Christ
mas present to some soldier. A few
days ago she received a letter from
the recipient of the box, and in ex-
pressing his appreciation said he had
never eaten nicer candy or cake, etc.
But his delay in sending his thanks
was caused by his "being taken sick
Immediately after and having been
i'll ever since with measles, humps,
and half dozen other maladies."
V. H. Debolt has received orders to
report for duty March z. He will be
in the aviation service.
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The following donations are ac-
knowledged with thanks: E. F. Cove
$50, Hugh Eggleston IS, Letha dance
SIS. d. c. Russell sack of potatoes sold
for $500, Mrs. Ed Hayes So, sale of
rooster s5.92, L. D. S. Relief society
$40, E. Holverson So, Mesdames Ames,
Baust, Wilhelm, Mills, 81 each. Pay
for weeks sewing SO, Mr.. John Will
ton OF Letha.
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Lee Jensen of Pearl, who enlisted
in the navy, was in town the first of
the week. He has been discharged for
physical reasons. Mr.. Jensen is
brother of Mrs. John Patten.
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Raymond Fowler, who enlisted in
the navy couple of months ago, has
been assigned to the radio branch of
the service and has been sent to Ho-
boken, n. j., for training.
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Mrs. Adam Steinbower on Tues
day received word from her nephew
Heber Jones, stating that he had en-
listed in the marines and was leaving
Pocatello for Salt Lake to be assigned
to training quarters.
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All six branches are doing splendid
work and every week sees great car
tons of finished goods coming into
headquarter for shipment to Seattle
warehouse. Letha district has done
herself proud in furnishing 60 COM
fort pillows for the hospitals.
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FOR SALE-1000 lbs. Yellow Dent
seed corn, and 5000 pounds of good
field corn. John Wilton. 21-2p
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A limited number of the 25c Red
Cross pins may be had of Mrs. Dean
at the Bank of Emmett.
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FOR SALE-Ten acres with four
room house and outbuildings for
sale cheap. Close to sawmill. Will
trade for city property. Inquire En-
NETT Index.
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Owing to the lack of transportation
we are asked to make no more comfort
pillows till further notice is given.
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FOR SALE-An Alvin collapsible
baby cab. Call 7-R5. 81
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FOR SALE-Five 9 months-old steer
calves. Inquire at Rinehart Schil-
Ter, Pearl, Idaho. 21-3p
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One of the
best dry farms in the country, 40
acres in crop. F. NJ. Lockett, Harness
Shop, Emmett, Idaho. 21-tf
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Gem County Chapter ranks IA in
membership out of 80 chapters in
Idaho.
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FOR SALE-A span of black mares,
years old, weight 2s00, both in
foal. G. F. Sullivan, opposite Fruit
Growers. Up
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FOR SALE-Two good mich cows,
fresh. Frank Sanders. 20
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FOR SALE-Bicycle, new. Inquire
Fruit Association. 22tf
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FOR SALE-Milch cows and heifers,
fresh and coming fresh soon. Also
work horses. M. D. Morehouse, six
miles west of Emmett. 21-3p
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Column
LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED-A red steer
calf, l year old, brand quarter
circle on left ribs. S. Rolph, Route
2, New Plymouth. 20-3p
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TO RENT-Two furnished rooms
Mrs. C. V. Wolfe, over Burkhard's
Meat Market. gQu-s uirnp saJ az
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Farm located miles
from station; las acres; so acres /.
in cultivation, 40 acres timber, 25
acres pasture. For full particulars
inquire Index office.
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FOR SALE-Good bicycle cheap. In
quire at this office. %
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FOR SALE-Or trade for cattle, s
horses. J. E. Evans, lower end of En-
nett bench. Up
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-30 acres leveled, stub
BILE land under Canyon canal. ].
A. Haynes. lift
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FOR SALE-Sewing machine, new;
some white clover seed, zoe b.;
single buggy. W. P. Needles. 21-2p
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FOR SALE-Poland China gilt from
registered stock, month old; also
40 egg hot water incubator, as good
as new; $50 lbs. Al Alfalfa seed.
w. D. Mcfarland. 22-3p
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FOR SALE-Four-room house, 4 lots
and out buildings, good hedge fence
and barn, II fruit trees, on Washing
ton street. Easy payments. 10
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WANTED-Team work of all kinds.
Address H. K. Baker, R. F. D. 20-5p
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FOR Residence of 5 rooms
and bath, lots 30 by 140 corner
First and Mckinley. Cheap for cash
Address Mrs. C. P. Kar, BOG V St.,
~ E., Washington, d. c. 42-tf
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FOR SALE-Three saddle horses,
Kidding saddle and ? pack saddles.
5000 takes outfit. Write or Jhone
H. H. Long, Emmett, Idaho. 19tf
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent small furnished
house or furnished rooms for house
keeping w. J. Miller. lip