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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

iliotta, fuin fnnIalliIetfin rupeIinat
leminanria 6onmaamaan, en~tineufin
tdrlii i~parpien pulttetta, Innpi Scr
Watds. WfisiG ie lielld on ie ies
minaari? tbipi Scr 9arfela. = airf-
f~pflnnan omasla brpnelstpsIa, Glttz
taian tnlosla, ianpi getpa. = @ai
on lie Illttaia %iaanut min palipn ais
faan, etta OH itiellG buone, Ianoi
Wtrs &arfela. - On lie %1aanut, Iaz
moi @etpa ia buone OH 1btpGllG pai-
falla, iiinG Oh iopitpa alfaa leminaas
ria, Ell tltle Iuurta dpelfataaffaa fun
Ell ~tartpitie beti bunnetta ratentaa.
9blld ie oil iiirnattu aiia. finn iaas
tim ieminaari, laloi @lma. = Slim
ia iaatiin iobtninfii eipanfeli1en lisz
fotpainen, ianoi gehn ia iatfoi: Se
nafbi iiitG ~firioitrfiesta, iofa of
uIuttaiasia" alfaneesta ieminaarista
iosfa iobtaia ianoi, ettG BELLA OBJ
pilaiben fansia on lielun mituus ia
eipanfeliumin piteen pmmGrtGminen
pddaiia, eifd taman mailman fiIoiofia
iuaiffd be fifdtin tiltfii. eta oppilaat
te9ittDipdt m~onipltoliIesti.
Sastori Salonenban oil Slos
mis- Spnooin pappeia, pam fanfalli>
let fen 9oututteliipat, ianoi Scr Scar
fela.
- On tiebG, fuinfa palion OH past
Salosta boufiiteItli, tietenfin on pbbs
oettb ia faiteti past. Saloner bmmGr>
Il oletpan 9erraue pboIlista, eta SGs
men ustotpailenfa otpat ianrasia leiris
IA, iaroi getpa.
Sumnla niitd usfoipai1ia pap
pid lGbett6G Observation-Disclosures,
bupmautti Mma ia liiGii: Sanppaz
nista Iaabam pielG toinentin, past.
@inffinert trIee bett, Inn tpaart inapt
mntfalmtpan, ipastaban bGr1en firiois
tutienia of n@iittaiasia."
&esfustellia iiIfeuii bbG, meinaiipa
ie oitein f~ariistpG, iiind anrtettiin
fanialliiiIle loDlbd, ettG merteipGt tois
ben firftotiinnasta ottanann pnppeia
ia oppilaitu ia nielGpd parbaasta
pGdst6.
SGbGn geipd fesfusteliista lGms
mermeenG bllpmarrtti: HarbaasIa on
pieiGn iilmd, lanotaan tnipaIliiesti,
mitta Ell ie alma niinfGGu ole, 9.
Spnpba fun ottaa f~auialliiilta pap
pea, min ie ottaa t~oiIesta pGGstd.
3esfnstelrsia mifana ollrt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21
Gevan kyIailqmatka.

lS~eripeiIiG Sronipoooistal Sptpdo
pGiipGG, mitG Srontpppoiin fnnlnn?
- &iitps, bpipin. - Olipa baista,
ettd trlit. - go, lDpaitie NIT minrn
aittaa finua nG1Gn. - @itos, tbls
IA nina Iaan - Sule tdbdn istus
maan. - 9iitos, pletto nGbnbt 9ars
felon &asiua, miten iiella ipoipaml!
Sptpin ia fiiule, miten Tina ipoit!
Sletfo pielG aiitrniteii omistittlesia!
fnIbi @etpa. = Sumala itie on pttd-
NIT buolen iiita eta olen ipiela Sds
nen oma lapienia. &plla pliiin ioiis
tliuut paitfa mille tielle ellei 9atien
ipitIania ia Inutpania Diff oQllt tilfeS
mani, Ianoi Glma ia fpipi pstaiudl-
tddn: tottapa iindfin %iloitiet ailtuiis
bestaIi mielG? = SeeIiitien fiiolemas
ia minunfin ipntini bltfui, fiin len
iatIan ustoa, min ie tho ilod Ipoa>
meeni. Miltta IIma rafns, litten
iuiime nGtemGn on Sunala fiiljettas
mt minua niitd teitd, ioitnl EN- ole
en1en pield fosfant tuntenit ia ne
opat Object paifeita. Cos 5dnen
fGtenlG ei oliii failtnnlit, oliiin iuni-
punirt. Niin, ianoi Ilma tun oil
fnullitt pStdipdnid fertomnfiens Sbs
meelliiet oipnt Serran tiet, iofd Mis-
t1 ottaa iuanrin, bGnellG on lula
riemu niisiG. Slosta itfi ~Dstafppfiet,
fun fuuntelitpat toistenia feriortufiia
Sumolan armoIIiiesta ioboatufesta.
Sottdpa tuIct 9arfelaan? ibiti Ges
ma. 9irintas m%ruitoin, fifteen fun
on p%uolinen ipotb, ianoi Tlma.
@iten airstilGn 9iiia moi =
Sdn moi bppin, ban OH tullart us-
foon. - Onto, fepd iloinen uutanen
ianpi @etpa ia Iiidii, mai on aiiia
tillnt buomaamadu. ettd bdnefin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21
SOnlnrambam iiialtS.

Suuln ralt6a, ritio, firi. Iarne
Saarilebto. &unnid plfoon Suma-
Ialle, tirj. &rne @aiunta. Seeius
mailman 8apabtaia, tiri. @. %.
StGmaan ipiiiaat, firi. 6. 6. 9.
&ristilinen foitpinnpn laaolista, firi
B. 8. 8ilen. &nfpnfami Gun,
tirtpaus Observation-Disclosures iaappaniss
ia, firj. 81. 6. Sdlonen, @iioriIIe,
ruitp, firi. Narne Sdarilebto. 8as
tpamaton ritfoiten, firi. u. 6. &snen
Sai omalla mitaIlaan, firi. 81. 6. g.
&innia Siumalalle fprfeubesfa, firi.
o.. u. Mbo. 8afii fiiplintpllooetta,
tiri. g. B. Sumaliiuuoen bbotb,
iiri. 5. Saafana. @famaianaS firi.
Selma Salonen. Yanpalin nsfosia,
fri. u. 8ulsta Soil iIp, firi. 6. %.
8. Solillpo, rrno firi. q. ~. Gbo.
Sos ttr1oittdilin pttrnetien terrain,
firi. 81. 6. Q. Oi Seeiutien ieimi
ia S~eeiufien risti, idtpeltdnbt 9.
auimpula. SbmeeIlinen n%eutponanta-
taia, fri. @. Sdfala.
GlIi, fertomlts, firi. Selma Sufari.
aiitd OH iinun leipdii? firi. sc. S.
&lmii, 9arlppias &ootilan joilu,
tiri. "a. &iitos Seefufielle Sdnen
fpntpmiiestdGn, rrnp, fri. g. Iiets
linen. Seeius OH nellie ipntpnDi
firi. S. llrpilainen. Soullilabia, fir,
limo SaIminen.
&1ltpid:
Gnniifirpd. HaamatulIinen alfiifus
ipa. &ntii fuipaa ,arttaiasta.'
&irfoIIisfofoufien fltpn. Seminaari-
fiGipd Mimtdiamd, filipd Saoppaniss
ia. T~aiiematiiiua joiiIuaamaista
Yast. 90. g8isfnrin firtpd.
SiIatadn oiotteelIa: Soilii>& aiibo
8. Dor 60 SrOntpoob, Mieb,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21
&mnlleioen pl0snpniemtleS
ia ia ~tabatwmotiiesta
~lUaltdfnnnaata.
@astaus s. SiaIaIIe.

~CupluuS ~. SJutulbt.
Sofa usfaltaa lifea Naamattud IL
man tunmustusfiriojen ia pleiiifii
pddsieitten ielitpstapoien iilmdlaieia
ie on ANA laanrlt olafTeen tpastlts.
trstd. Melitta eifo meibGn pnittaipc
faifesia Iaamnttil p%limmdfii? Met-
o6nbGn on liettaiua tiutinstnsfirioio
pD6Gn 2aamntirn ~fpdlpsin, eitG &aas
mnttua titunitstisfirioien mddrdDss
ten mlfaun. Niibeu fansia, iotfo
bptpdtipip6t dmGn periaatteeu, on
m~iellista feStistella. Sittberiis of
iellainen; ban ei tpaatinut itielleen
erebtbmdttSmGrr opettaidn aripoa.
Siisfin Iienee tarpeelIista toriuo
pois ibptostG iittG, ettd mifa oliiin
pttnruit ,,goipentistien'' tannan. Seil
Ia Ell ole afioista Idbestddn iamaIs
laistn fGfitpstd. 9e eitpdt ooota
tibntipuotista paItnfuutaa maan
Subatfriotinen paltafrnta
on beiodn opetustenia mliiaan oIetpa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

Auttajan toimitus odottaa
hengellisia paakirjoituksia mic
luummin sepraavan sunnuntain
tekstien aiheista seuraavilta pa
peiltamme allamerkityssa jar
jestyksessa.
Marrask. % p. past. j. Rankilal'
ia.
Jouluk. 5 p. past. WV. Wilenil
ia.
Jouluk. II p. past. M. Wiskaril.
ia.
Jouluk. 10 p. past P. Miettisel
ia.
Jouluk. 26 p. past. j. Hirvelta
Tammik 2 p. past. M. N. Wes'
terbackalta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

8ierGbti dpiitfnid, fulili fiufaifia
Spfi tiitrstui lillian %nioriin. Sdr
oil buifenteletpainen Iuonteeltaan 10
pian fatoii 1e ipafnipuus ionfa dioir
fuolema oil paiflittanlt. Gippifou-
lunfin berGttGtpG paifntus bGipbi
Sofia mieGlptti nllorten butuit ia iloi
men Ienra, ia ne ~tuliipatfin oifetr
bGnem intobimotieen. Sofa iuinnairs
taisiIta tdptbi pdGstd biitpeibin, tanss
fin ia brmiiin.
gmdntd foetti par6aania mifaar
neupoa bdntG. Bbpii bdnen otta-
maan iosfusfam firian fdteen as
pirtairla aitpoibin ia fiIetd tafaisin,
fareista pdGstbd, mirtta fe pitbe ei
Sofia mieIlpttdnbt. Titd emdntddn
flnilui, mi6in ban ioiifosaifanln fdpi
ii. S1btDib1n bdftenftn ldaod nlioreS
no iloito. Sa min fuluiipat iitnnrn
tai-ilIat tansIisIa. iltuina, FIN
main pli aifaa, piti Iaittaa prfio
f%rmmintaifii. Sblbfii oil fdsnpt mitS
ia pritu, ionta 1iti idGlien of piener
tdnbt Sofille omasta ipibtipuipistaar
fetpGGIl1, FIN ban oil oIut mioistas
masia fasteenliittodan. SitStiltd Il
oil Sofista iilloin ndbttnpt ia oifeir
oil tuttlmut iublalliielta. pufea Il
pddlleen dibin baiitauspdiiudndfin
Tiitta MT ie nGbtti ipdnbaltd ia fcf
nolta; Northumberland ie iai riip'
piia nllafoIIa. @naleita pufuia pits
feiIld ia betuloilla foristettuja, lpbpi
lbiboiia, aiporintaiiio, oIipa ipaioben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

ipaitutus tcSti liian lpbpen aian. Sps
bdmeli oil ennGttdnpt 10 fotueto ia
ritfariobot oliipat fen m%allpittancet.
Yibempiaitaista muotfallsta ia fife
miStd oiiii Is tarpinnIt pebmitdfIeen
fpllin tbpipdtii maafii bnSp1n Iiemez
men itGd. gnempi buolta pliiinat
iiemenet taripinneet oifein iuurtlInfs
feen. SlitiIi of 10 lpiime iplloIina
hin tpou ia tnlbin itlnpllttama. ETH
lieneefo palion iafianutfnan Iinulle
plbua, ia alma bdn ipalittifin iitG,
ettd ban oian Min folpin ip16Gil pps
bnn tlroSta lpbGmelle foipin fnlliista
aliaSa. Wiltta iosfaan ban eli pal
jon pubunilt ibmiIille, Iitd enemmdn
ia ufennunin oil 6GnellG aIina Slls
~n1nlnlle. Win1 mdrmdsti tico1t, etz
til iind DIET 1nrtniben, tulistcn rltfolls
ten in polttniuien fDpnclten lnpli. Yis
tdGto iellniien Inpieu iolltua BUT
fGnl? SinG Innot oinalpali nelidns
nen fdStDn, mllttn flitenfin IinG ball
iuetIien bplfdGt ia DlenfntIeelln tD0n>
nat llIotali l%uanbempaili talleimman
%perinnDn. Wnnilmau flllldpia ia
fntonipia aarteita etipGt be Iinnlle
%iGttGneet, mutta iiantaiffista iilnalls
to ia ppibipdG taiiuaau taiparnn pipat
be iinllle rufoilIeet, ia niitd find
ipmmaan manbursfniben totisten Ell
rltousten tGbben iailit, jos ipastaanz
ottailit. ~ Npt plen Ielitt1nDt,
miten mielestGni iinullefin t~lulluiunt
%innat: &mnnioita iidGii ia GitiGii.
2ienetfo minlla pnumGrtGnpt?
@mdntG maiteni. SunasIa oil 10
nifoja tulllrt aiipau pinned, eitd emdn
til ollentaan nGbnpt mitG bGnen pu@
beenin oil maifuttanut. Sofi Ell
enGd fanmannut, maiffa bGnen tut
fania of ipielG baiallaan. Iitpan
bilian, ipastoin tatpalliluutta, of
ban fuunnellllt emGllnGn pilbettn.
Siliaifmls pbG jattui, fun emdntd
oil ln~pettanut. Setfen fuluttua buo-
foli emGntG, nolrii ia meni famariin.
Sielld ban lptptti lampun ia otti fir
jon bpllpltG. SuipaSla oil ionfun
aifaa aiipn biliaista, iitten lieltG
fuliIli mdbGt liifettG ia emdntG arr
nell, eta Sofi field NIT pllfertm
6uipei6in lGbtedfieen.
Irtta ionfun betten perGstG Il
feni fnmarin oipi aifpan biIiaa ia
Goii astui iiiGGn narulpasti ia bis
taasti. gmdutG tatioi baneen fumg
4hissaaa, xrtsz banerld DieIe
fpaItoinaon ia fpDnt4eet ioufiidpat pos
tia pitfin. Sdn ldbestpi emdntdd,
painpi pdGniG bGnen 6elmaansa ia
pibteIi dGrleen itfamdGn. gmdntd
6iliaa iilitti bGrten pddtdan. &uin
tllsfan bulito fuuIui pibboin itfun
uWainG tabbon oppin tGbtta>
moan nelidttd fGstpd. Grttafaa mi>
Nppbtptpfiet tifabouttitpat
&ppneleet pirtaiitpat emdn<
iilmistd ia ban fuisfali lem
,,9fafas lapiii"
9. so. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

Y
tallpaasla, li4a aifaa FUN nlao on
olelpa poltettuna, balpitettpnG ia au-
tlona. SG4aista oppia eli allefirioits
ia'lllt bpipdtip, enid Ills ole ottanut
aolpentlstien fantaa. Mutta tGmds
ban on i%pabapdt0inen aiia. aSss
taamme tarteampiin fo6tiin.
@eli OiaIa inloo ndin: STAG
nlatun ianamnobosta pdGttGen pins
~tapuoliiesti tatloen napttGG tobeIla
ltbtd, Inn Illfee Sim. 20:5" Sitten
ban iatfaa: ,,Wtutta fatIofaanme
tarfemmin %aiiaa''. 1aitG oiioa? Sta
ia, mia OIL ie enlimainen pl0snouz
lemus, iosta SIM. 2O:5 pubuu.
Siala loptda ielitptien 2 aor. 81
1o:sta, ipsia innotam: .,aun sfIt
tuoli taitfien eoestd, min taitfi tlos
%liipat'. Siitd ieuraa: fun ptli pLos>
npiit, min taifti npulhpat". &riss
tntien plosnouieminen OH meiodn
plosnoui emiiemme. Sa tGnG OH en-
iimainen bIosnonlemus.
Onfo tdsna ielitps oitea2 apips
mpS on iiita, ta~rtoteta@rfo Shines.
tpsfirian 20:sid liltpusla eniim1iA
ielld Observation-Disclosures it'll. 86i-
tan, ettei Min ole, erltG pibs fptuGIs
liiempanG ielittGmistapana lita, ett6
bbpatdan toiiesta aiiasta toifeen.
Sartastafaamme mitG erotus on melt
Sialm mainitfemaIla bl1snouIemis
leila ia iilld, iosta pilbutaan Shines,
tbsfiriasia. @beIliiestG luetaarr
elm. mama %tunnetlit Ianat; ,,9osfa:
me tpielG ibunisfG fuolleet olinme,
on gan meibat &ristufien fansfa
eldfpitii tebnpt" (@f. 2 1.) idltimdi-
festa ieniiiam luemme mama Sanot:
,"Sa nina Main niiben iieIut, iotta-
olttpat mestat Seeinfien tobistufIen
ia Sumalan ianan t6bben ia uiioeu,
1otta eiipdt Object fimartaneet petca
eifd fen flltpaa eitpdtfG ottaneet fen
merffia otfamria eifd fifteenth; ia 6e
%'pirtoiiipat Gloon ia ballitiitpat @risS
tufien fansfa tibannen puotta."
Sn~rtotetaanto n6illG iamaa aIiaa?
GpelliiesG prlbutam lprmisiG tiioIs
leioen berddmiiestd, idlfim6iSesS6
Seeiditien toSistciien ia mtarttbbreiben
Observation-Disclosures. 2ufiia rattais-
futa lutee SlmeStpsfirian 20
llfua pintapuoliiesti. Il
eoelleen Oiala ianoo: ,yIa>
moinittii firioittaia toettaa tlfea
mieIipibettGdn moniIIr
Iamnatun IaHfeira, mItta fin tars.
femmin aiattelemme ndiben ~IauSei-
iii6It0d, min ne eiipGt arttta mis
tam trfea iellaiielle ppille, iota 6Gn
eiittdd'. - Olen mlirbeellineu io
tdlIaiiista mabtatpista Ia<
noista, ipilla Ell dc tGDttG tptta ta-
Illetirioittanit OH aifm1fa
laiieilla foettdnrt tirfen
iitd mielipiocttd, iota peIi OiaIa
&c of ipaifea te6tGfuG, fos>
ia S%danluttii fluroaa len. OIcn mt
monella Taamatun lanieella oiottos
mt, eta &amnattu tlifee fen fannan,
ipta oIen coustamit. Coffin tpeIf
tpbetGa tarfemmin aiatteIe-
nan niitd Iauleita, iotta bGu mbos
ndpttdmdGn toteen, eta ne
,eitpdt atua mitddn tufea" file opiIs
lc, iotd oIen eiittdnbt. Slmam tos
oisteIila ppboGn iddcd cbeIleen Eft
Inaieitten turtpiin, eta Ola
mabtaipat iauat moi aiatteletpaft
pdntaIuubIIa painna iparsirt
Sind omasta ~puoIestoon ef
ban ipetoa miiiibun frin pbteen ais
'oaan 8anmatun Ioufseieen, Don.-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

Sumalaa Ell ipoiba fiittdG, jos
fntielemne omia bptpia pupliamme.
tai tetoiamme. Sumalaa ipoibaan
filloin tiittGG finn fatiellam omaa
pabpiitta ia tiiripautuoam Sumalan
ifGlliieen .~ratfauteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this. our adopt.
ed country, the United States OF
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
wa found IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

- @abebtia %ldbimdiien onnea, Ell
ole tpptpmista Sumalan iobbatniieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-21

C. 2ubanS OIL annettaipa i%paroipass
ii id biiolclla tdptettdipG.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-19
HUN DRIVE ON AMERICANS FAILS UTTERLY
GERMANS CONTINUE POWERFUL ASSAULTS
Slight Gains Made at Some Points at Awful Cost:
French Defending Their Sectors With
Tenacity and Bravery


PARIS, July 1.-THE French DO
sitions remain intact along the
whole Champagne front, accordine
to the war office announcement to.
night. Heavy fighting continued
thruout the day, and at some points
the Germans were able to make
gains, but they met with powerful
resistance everywhere.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, July ia downpour of
rain over the battle zones between
Chateau Thierry and Dormans, on
the Marne front, has served to slow
up the operations since early this
morning.
In the neighborhood of Fossoy, in
the river bend district, the Americans
further improved their positions to-
day.
Fighting continued thruout the
DAY In the region of the counter-at-
tack began by the American forces
yesterday.
Many Germans between the rail-
road and the south bank of the river
appear to have made good their es-
cape to the north bank at several
points during the night.
extraordinarily heavy-artillery fire
has been in progress today on both
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-19
49 MEN ARE
in CLASS Ia
Many Registrants O
June S Waive All
Exemption

The following is a list of the mer
who have waived all claims for ex
emption or deferred classification
and have been placed in class 1 A
registered June S. 1918.
Ralph Marion Thompson, Pin.
gree.
3-Earl Morgan Reece, Pingree
o-Joseph jenkins Montague,
Idaho Falls.
12-James Lewis, Blackfoot.
16-Edmund B. Moon, Shelley
l6-William Harold Park. Black
1s-Gordon Anton Peterson, Aber-
deem.
20-Walter Jensen, Blackfoot.
22-Raymond Fred LaCour, Idaho
Falls.
23-Leland Dorius Ginger, Aber-
24-Leonard Mouritsen Merrill,
Blackfoot.
25-Andrew Christen, Shelley.
27-Harry William Rupe, Sterl-
ing.
2s-Bert Stanley Jensen, Black
foot.
foot.
SS-Thomas Jay Stewart, Black
foot.
39-Vern Franklin Womack.
Firth.
40-Leonard N. Croney, Basalt.
41-Horace Roylance, Blackfoot
44-Glenn Mayberry Bralev.
Blackfoot.
46-Glenn Thomas Andrew, Clay
City, Ind.
61-Benjamin Bryan Parker. |
Blackfoot.
54-James Tensley Bragg, Basolt.
65-John Oscar Chaffin, Idaho
Falls.
56-Ira Miller Jensen, Blackfoot
69-Harvey Elmer Croft, Shelley.
60-Zenith Reed Miller, Shelley.
63-Don Gibbs, Blackfoot.
6S-Harold Bates, Blackfoot.
69-Ray jeremiah Eskelsen.
3lackfoot.
70-Brinkley Hansen Messick, Ba-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-19
BINGHAM
BOY HERO
IS KILLED
in DRIVE
Hugh Fackrell Lost Life
For Liberty on June
"a; Cyrus Yancey is
Wounded.
DEEP SYMPATHY
EXTENDED FAMILY

Hugh Fackrell OF Riverside was
killed in battle on Monday. the
twenty-fourth of June. KILLED in
action is all the details conveyed in
the telegram from Washington to
the family, and under the rules. even
that information was held up until
the situation at the front changed
enough so the report of casualties
could be of little use to the enemy
in training their energies on that Sec
tor again.
Hugh was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fernan s. Fackrell, and he has two
brothers in the service. Hugh was
twenty-seven years lod, and had been
in the service about year. He was
a young man of unusual worth, be-
ing bright and industrious and hay-
ing no bad habits.
This blow falls heavily upon the
parents, the more so because the
only son who had not Joined the
colors was called by death a few
months ago. They have the heartfelt
sympathy of all, and this loss to the
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| chief; Bert Larson, assistant chief;
J. M. Boyle, foreman; H. C. Nc
Gonigle, assistant foreman: Max
Smith, president; Vincent Phillip,
secretary and treasurer; Ernest Nu-
gent, vice president; Henry Lam
bertus, Don Guyer and Ed Manion.
members.
1t is proposed to increase this
roster of regular members of the
force to fifteen as soon as suitable
men can be obtained. The quarters
of the fire department in the CITY hall
are being fixed up as rapidly as pos
sible, so that comfortable place is
convenient for those who have to be
there day and night. At present the
city hall phone also rings in the
chiefs office, but this is to be given
a different arrangement soon so that
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How to Become
a Candidate

A person desiring to become q
candidate for office must file. or have
nled, statement with the county
clerk, If for a county office, or with
the secretary of state If for a state
office, showing what political party
such candidate belongs to, what pre-
clnct he or she lives in, and what
otnce such person aspires to. Blank
rorms for such nominations can be
obtained from the county clerk. The
form Is framed for a person to nom
mate another person, and must he
sworn to, declaring that the person
making the affidavit will vote for
the person so nominated, and that
ne mas not nominated any other per-
son for the same position. Full in
formation can be found on page
twenty-four of the general election
laws Of 1917.
The nomination paper must he
Med not more than sixty nor less
than thirty days before the primary.
This year the primary will be held
on Tuesday, the third of September
and the last day for filing the nom.
ination paper is Saturday, the third
day of August
The law does not require a can
didate to make any publication of his
candidacy, but candidates usually
take some means of conveying the
announcement to all the voters. This
paper makes provision for carrying
such announcements for the rest Of
me campaign, and will reach all the
home Of the county the last week in
his month. -
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CHALMERS-MILLER

Miss Mae Miller, daughter of Mrs
Fred Gertch, of this city and Ross
Chalmers were quietly married at
Idaho Falls Thursday afternoon, re-
turning to Blackfoot the same day.
MRS. Chalmers is one of Black
foot's popular young ladies having
been educated here and spent most
OF her life here. Until recently she
was sales-lady in Jorgensen' g
grocery store. Mr.. Chalmers
Is also progressive young man Of
Blackfoot and the newly-weds will
make their home here.
They have scores Of friends who
extend to them every good wish for
a happy life.
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the department will have it's own
number.
The members of the department
are bringing themselves up to a high
standard of efficiency and have regu.
lar drills every Wednesday evening.
which, besides adding to the security
OF the public, is thoroly enjoyed by
the members.
!, The work of the department and
the efficiency of the new equipment
was amply demonstrated recently
when run was made to Shelley, and
splendid help was given by the local
boys TO our neighboring town. The
Wrlter was In Shelley shortly after
the fire there and heard verv many
expressions of appreciation and
praise for the assistance that the
Blackfoot fire department had so
ably rendered.
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APPROPRIATION
DOUBLE FOR FORT
HALL PROJECT
Maintenance is in Good
Shape; Supervisor
Southworth is Doing
Fine Work,

Crops on the Fort Hall tract neye,
looked better than they do this sea.
son, and the major portion of the
credit for this condition is due to the
wise distribution of the water under
the direction of C. H. Soutlrworth.
supervisor Of bitches, who has been
in charge the past two seasons Tho
natural conditions this year have
Deen somewhat in his favor, it is
true, but never before has the dis
trlDution been more popular with
the settlers. A year ago the weather
conditions were such that when the
dry spell came every foot of ground
nad TO nave water at once and which
overtaxed the system, which is in
adequate at best; the result was that
rotation had to be resorted to. and
OBVIOUSLY some of the crops had to
burn. This year, however, Super
VISOR Southworth decided to elimin-
ate rotation, and being favored to
some extent by the weather man in
the beginning of the season. there
mas been water for ALI purposes, and
barring the natural clogging of the
dltches with the inevitable moss
which had to be cleaned out and the
bitches dragged, and which caused
at times slight Inconvenience, the re-
suit has been generally satisfactory
There has also been very little. IL
any, locking of gates this year. Mr.. |
Southworth has succeeded in giving
every one a continuous stream on re-
Quest, and the gates have rarely
been tampered with. Every de-
livery has been measured, of course.
but 1t has been left to the honesty
OF each individual to abide by the
allotment and 1t has been noticeable
that the "water-hog" has been very
little In evidence. However. it is
presumed that the department has
taken note of every instance where
a neighbor has tried to encoach
upon the rights of another, and in
future this information will come in
handy in any effort at distribution
without check, with the result that
those who would rather be regulated
may be Accommodated.
Supervisor Southworth is also s
much encouraged this season with {
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