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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-16

Joe Darlington, South of Mason
Creek in blk Grumbling &
Fulmer add TO Nampa 100
Addie NJ Harvey, Is s, 10, Z, So
John O'Connor, lots 10. IL, u,
blk s, rs
Abraham Paulson, lots | to 4
I41 Nampa DUTIES Park ad 81
sherman Ludlow lot blk II
Nampa Kurtz add 40
Mrs Lucy Baltazor, lots / to 6,
block "a, ~ 423
Ora Belle Baltazor, lots to ~,
blk "a 422
Miss | l. Matson. all of blk 50 S21
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-16

Alvina LaRue Riyett. lot 10, IL,
4 blk s Nampa Waterhouse add IS
! Georgia ID Yates. lot >. blk Is AZ
C w Wheeler, lot s, block II. AZ
! G w Rosenbalm, lot 3. blk 10, AZ
Dorothy Christopher, lot 10 bI
| 10 Nampa Waterhouse add AZ
ID + Ackley, lot 6, bk 81 Airing
add lot IL, block 2t Water
! house add . az
Q 9 Mcclure, lot 10, blk Is,
/ Waterhouse add $3.50 40
| w A Davis, lot Z, blk 81, 40
| Carl Oleson, lot IL, block 81 AZ
| A A Holcomb Est. lot 8, blk % AZ
!, l. j. McKeith lots / to !, e
TO IL, blk is Nampa Inter
state Add Frac of to 10 blk
80, Waterhouse add 5000. 2.07
Louis Gange Frac. lot 6, blk 16
Interstate add, lot II blk 80
Waterhouse add, . AZ
Walter Roberts lots 1, 3, bl
80, Waterhouse add .. SIS
Mrs, Duroll, lot q. blk 32. AZ
Addella NJ Wilson. lots 10, @12,
Dix 80, ....... SIS
J NJ Deyorss frac. lots 1, 3 s., z,
block 40 ..... .SS
Victor A Pierce NJ lot b A "a
VIM Corduck, lot u, blk "A, 40
Ielma Fay Fowler lot s. blk As AZ
Chas /. Pratt lots /, 3, 3, blk 46 10
A A Holcomb Est, lots 10, 12.
blk 80 . IS
Mrs w II Oliver lot IL, blk . AZ
G Wortetell lots 6, 8 blk So So
d n Paris, lot 10. blk So. ~
Chas H Kraft. lot g. blk 8 Nam
A rIit, .
l. III Yoder lot block 6 AZ
Frank r Bridges lots 3. hl 50
Henry Eltinge lots /, ? bl - .5S
Eliza Cheney, frac lots |, ,,
3, 4. 5, blk 13 .. 81
Fl L Lyman frac Its IL, -, b 10 AZ
ID Y Kaufman, Is to IL b IA los
Angus McGinnis Its IL, IL, b = IS
George A Meffan, lots 3. blk /
Nampa Interstate Addition .5s
Leonard Essig lot ), blk 40
Chas Pratt, lots 1, 2 blk 2. So
Wood Carriage & Auto Co. lot
g. DIX 4, .....-... AZ
Ella Wilson, lot ?, blk &c. AZ
Leonard Essig lots 10. IL bl 3 IS
l. McKeith lots /, 2, 3. 4, Z,
8, 8, 10, block IL .. l.57
Q Pheney, lot s, blk 10. AZ
Edith How'd, lots / 3, ) blk IA rs
q Z Fretwell lot 8 blk IA, AZ
Mary Mcclellan frac lots j. ., 3,
4, II, blk IS, Frac lots /, ..
. Il, blk 26. los
Oslo Rodoyitch, frac lots /, 9. 3.
DIX -, ...a........ .jS
G Hamil lot blk A -. AZ
w Fl Johns, frac lot 2, b l Nam
pa Youngs add . "a
Mrs. G Bergeron, lot 8 bl / AZ
Mckee & Springer all of blk I
Toungs add .. 2.23
e FL Rogers, lot z, blk 8 AZ
G NJ Burns, lots IL, IL, blk 13 AZ
Warren Kellogg, lot IA. blk l3 "a
Mike Goldstein lots /, blk IA, IS
Georgia I Yates, lots 3, 4, ), G,
block IA, .. 81
Russell NJ Hill lot 4, blk 10 AZ
j III Turner lot IL, blk is, a.
Eta Randall Est lots 1, ?, 3, A,
+ 8, 6,4block 16, ~ I2i
J III Murray, frac lots /, 2, 3, 4,
5. block is ..... B,
| Y Duerock, lots /, g. 8, block
19, Nampa Youngs add 81
+ L Maloney, lot to 10, bl 10 80
Pacific Metal Works lots %, "a,
block 19, AZ
- =
d ] Wilson, lot IS, blk 20. 40
A e Riddlebarger, frac lots l 2.
blk 123 Nampa Griffith &
King add ... 81
Chas Shook frac lot 8. blk 1928 81
Jacob Larson, lot 3 block 1925. AZ
Frank II Brown, lot II. blk 1876
q & X add, lot II blk %,
G. & F. add 3. s...-...... AZ
Amos Stephens, lots Z, s blk
l2S G & X add ..... SO
Richard Losee Est. Its 5. b 129 %
Susan NJ Nelson, lots 5. 6, blk
IA G < F add . 50
Thos Gillesby, lots Z, 8, bl 1876
g & K add; lots Z, 8, bl IA
G & F add SIS
Paul Arndt frae lots :, 8. 8,
blk 139 Griffith & King add so
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-16

Continental Oil Co. Z &c it lots
l, 3 l Nampa Org. townsite /.
Continental Oil Co. Its 2, 4 b 2,
A X Hostetler. lots /, & n. 80
it of D, block 3, -, -.
Mrs. +. NJ. Schneider lot
Mrs. A. l.. Cameron, 10 S 0 it.
lot ) bl ......... /.
J + Gagnon. lot Z, b Z, $780,. -.
] Z Gagnon, lot Z bl 81 Young's
add .....s. /.
G G Baker, lot resub of lot IA,
16, l9 Nampa Orig Towns. !.
w L Borah, lots IS, Is, bl 81
Nampa Orig town $500. /.
Z S of America lots Is, 21, %
block Il, .....
Homer ] Luther, 4 so it OF IA.
16, blk %, n 10 ftf of + 60
it Is, blk % Nampa Original
Townsite ..
Marquette A Hunt, lot %. b ~ /.
J Hasbrouck. Its 80, 80, bl 80 /.
Patrick Mullen Its %, 81, b "a !.
United Presbyterian Church
lot % & E12 Its 25, q b SO I.
Elias Gabica w 100 IT 1t SO. b35 :.
Josephine c Riebe lots %, &c,
%, %, 20, 81. SO, 80, b IS l.
L r Scott lot %, block So,
Edith How'd. lot Al, blk 43. !.
Leita Calonge, lot As. blk ~. ].
Geo. c Jacobson w ZOE IL OF lot
As block AZ ...
7 w Poole. lots As, AZ. blk 81 I.
Lulu NJ Hyde, lot So, block So
Nampa Orig a. Arlington add
Susan NJ Nelson lot Sc blk SO
Nampa Original . /.
n w anderson, lot So, blk 65
Nampa Interstate Add .
Mrs. A + Jennings lot "a, bl "a
Orig. & Arl. Add .
Minnie f Hershey lot rs, blk "A
Orig & Arl. Add 1850.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-16

william Sage, lots /, 2 Eagle
son-Ustick Sub Div. -. 4.
Burt Stillwell, Lot Eagleson-
Ustick Sub Div. .... 2.
Mary A Buzzard lot Eagleson-
Ustick Subdiv. -. 2.
John L. Drlseoll. lots 6. Z, 10.
II, IL, 10. 8, %, Eagleson-
ustiek Subdiy. ..o. II,
Maybelle G Whitney Lot Stag
Lesson Ustick Subdiv. .. 2.
Mary H Christian, lot IS Eagle
son-Ustick Subdiv. . 2.
Nathan Wallace. lot IA Eagle
son-Ustick Sabdiv. ~ 2.
Ira t Robinson lot 16 Eagleson-
Ustick Subdiv. .... 2,
Ira L Magnum Lot IL Eagleson-
Ustick Subdiv. $50. g
Clyde + Sharp, lots 10. 20 Rag
leson-Ustick Subdiv. 49,. A.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-16
Nanlpa

Continental Oil Co. Z &C it lots
/, 3 / Nampa Org. townsite
Continental Oil Co. Its 2, b 2,
A X Hostetler. lots /, 3 & n. 80
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
NOTICE or PUBLICATION IN
ATTACHMENT.

State OF Illinois, la Sale Colnty.-ss
In the Circuit Court Of Ia Sale
County. Illinois. June Term. 1918,
Matthias Posse vs.. Levi Strauss,
Helene Watchtel. Ludwig Strauss,
Hans Strauss. Max stern AMI Caro-
line Stralas.-ln Attachment. Gen.
No. 22o23. Demand SEQ"
Notice is hereby given 10 you, the
said Levi Strauss, Helen Watchtel,
Ludwig Strauss. Hans Strauss, Max
Stern aud Caroline Strauss. that a
Writ OF Mcachuept has been sued
ont Of thu Office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit c0urt ~ said County o, La
Sale, at the suit II the said Matthias
PoVse and against the estate OF you
the said Levi Strauss. Helene Watch.
tel, Ludwig strauss, Hans Strauss,
Max Stern and Caroline Strauss, for
Two Thousand $500 .00)) Dollars.
besides interest, directed to the Sher.
III of said County 10 execute, which
said writ has been returned By said
Sheriff executed
State OF Illinois, La Sale County. SIS.
By 'ir.Ue OF the within Attachmen.
Witt have this 2Sth day OF Feb
Tuary, levied on the following de-
scribed property os the property OF
the within named Levi strauss, et al,
towit:
The North Thirty 1907 feet OF the
South Sixty l60J feet OF Lots Four
a, and lIve 10, Dlock ll9. and the
North Nine 90 inches OF the South
Thirty t39) feet Of Lott -Four ca and
Five 81, Block ll9, situated in the
City OF IA S2!,c, La Sale County,
Illinois.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
COAL MINERS NOT
TO REST THIS YEAR

| Springfield. Mar. 2.-rherc will he
no unusual vacation Of coal miners
employed in mines OF Illinois this
summer. The dearh Of coal which
is going 10 be f-lt during the Antirr
year viii be responsible in the op.r-
ion Cf coal dealers here. They have
received information from The state
fuel administrator holsterins ~ the
! belief
/ john h. William s. the state fuel dc
tator has he.d the sreas need 40 rres
ent "a 10 prevent the customary shut
down nj mines.
We sant production to 90 on stead
ily." he declares. We must iuduct
consumers 10 make their purchases IN
adv ance. instead OF waiting until ;he
last minute. Il may involve the s'or
age OF large quantities o. coal. I'm,
thar will have TO be arranged Tor ii
We are to avoid trouble ueNt season.
Coal operators her are not a'erse
10 folloDing the wishes OF the coal
administrator If the shutdown ran -
satisfactorily avoided. They are q
unit in desiring greater produce ion 20
aver second condition OF shortage
o. coal.
4 surrey OF the needs o. Illinois
home and industries for the coming
49,. 4, k,;rU rran1ra1 hv rho t1Rl 3
administration When il is complete B
the mines will be called rnon 70 rur-
nish the desired amount of coal.
Movement OF the coal will De rush
cd with all possible haste and the
railroads asked 20 cooperate.
Look ahead for the future is the
slogan adopted by the coat adninistra'
tors y the state.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Warranty Deeds.

| Celeslia NJ. Ramsey TO Frank Dren.
nemann. pts La Sale. $500.
Henry X. Zimmerman to Peter Piron
s2ac nlcac net. mel. . 80 $1,000
Iona Wohlers and husband - An
ton J. Helmer, loot 1t 10 Il. Vests
add. Mendoza, $500.
A. II. Rinker and wife to James Y
Stevenson. ets nul, Il 81 4. $2o Geo
John J. Hall &w to Carl klass. l;s
3 sub fro nei4 mel. set,, ut nv \.
SET. pt ell sell. sci. q nwl. swN,
| pt WY nwl4 % 90 3. S23,54J.
! SophVna Richards by exr. to VIM
j. Graham, wSoac ne fri 4 80 70 I.
SlS,S0o.
Same to james Guham metz sot4
PIT. 81 SO 4. $l9,34s.
CHRISTOPHER r. Kuhn and VII" .
John r. Mccormick, swl4 IL - ..
$500
Wayne J perrot to Vim. Kastler,
neA swA.. 81. nwl, sSt4. MY ~
sw a 90 4, sl4,fdN.
Joseph Armstrong and wife 10 Ara
Danielson. It 3, WIZ sels II sw'q
nGi4 sell. NV 4 seA sell, II : ch
sci, - 81 /. 10000
Daniel Mccarthy aud wife 10 John
J. and Ellen Burke, u23ac neI4 sci
n?fac seI4 se14 VI. nel. . go
n@+4 nwll 3 ut sci nVl4 pt uWt.
sela . 80 4, ST.
Edith t. johnson and husband to
John I. Burke and wife It III DwH
/ - Il ia ne1s 80 II in sc's 30 p,
/ 8Wl, % pt mel, 30 It | sell, 2S 1t 3
neAi 81 ut ots nj. e.. nwls 30 "A I,
4 $50 1850.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
She Was In Bed Two Months.

Women suffering backache. rheu.
matte pains, sore muscles, stiii joints
or any symptom OF kidney trouble
should read this letter from Mrs. $.
{, Small. Clayton, y. NJ: Il had been
under the doctors care all summer
aud in bed two months, but kept ge,
ting worse. In January got so bad
! told them something had TO be done
o. couldn't live. We noticed an adj.
NcFti5cment Tor Foley Kidney Pills
lad sen Tor some. They have done
me more good than All other modl
cines.' For sale by W. n. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
"HAD AVERAGE SPORT
WAS SAILORS REPLY

Naval Station, Puget Sound March
When sailor recently returned
here AFTER seeing service on the L. s.
shaw, the sreedy destroyer, from the
local yard, weel-meaning patriots tried
TO learn OF the private information
being 10 the offeeJ that she had seen
action.
We've heard that the Shaw had
some exciting times said the inter
viewer
'les?" replied the sailor with ris.
ing infection
Many reports have reached here
indicating that the Shaw accounted
Tor ten or Gozen submarines"
Well we had average sport came
the reply" and the interview ended.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
NEXT LIBERTY LOAN
TO START APRIL 6

Was hiugton. Mar. o.-Secretary Me
Adoo last night named April & FOR the
opening OF the third liberty loan cam.
paign.
It is the FIRST anniversary Of our
entrance into the wal.
The amolnt. terms and conditions
are dependent upon legislation. See.
Rotary McAdoo said:
Il expect 10 act Congress at an
early date 10 grant he necessary al.
d!tional authority. OF course the
opening date OF the campaign is some.
what dependent upon the new leg!s-
lation. but it is hoped aud believed
tht the matter can be considered and
determined in ample time TO begin the
campaign on the date suggested.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Fiske's Admiration for Darwin,

The biography Of John Fiske con.
tains this comment IN one OF his let.
tiers from England. "Darwin Is tho
dearest, sweetest, loveliest old grand.
~ that ever was. And. on the whole
he impresses me- With his strength
more than any man have yet seen.
There Ii charming kind Of quiet
strength about him aud about every.
thing he does. He r. not burning aud
esger like Huxley. lie has mild
blue eye and Is the gentlest of geDtlc
old fellows. =. None Of these men
ssem 70 know how great they are. But
Darwin II one Of the most truly mod.
ut men | ever saw"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
n. N. Kelly, Attorney.

Estate Of Sels a. Eekpn. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator Of the er'
tate OF Nels A. Selson. late OF the
County OF Ia Sale and State OF III
nois. deceased. will appear before the
Probate Court ~ said county. on the
first Monday fbeng me 9Th dayj oil
MAY. 1918. at the PROBATE Court roon' /.
In Ottawa, In said county, when and
where nil persons having claims or de-
minds against. said erta," arc rO'ihed
10 attend aud present. The same ID
writing Tor adjustment.
Dated tho arr, day ~ March. A. d.
1918. fRAsk .r.-fOLLLTT,
Administrator
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
's-s"'"s'''ss- y -ss-s..s-s-s-s.s-s~s-s
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea. or "a the German folks
call it, Hamburger brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful OF the
tea, Iut cup OF boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. Ii is the most
effective way to break o cold and cure
grip, a. il opens the pores OF the akin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus driving a cold from the
System.
Try it the next time you suffer from
cold or the grip. II is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
AMI harmless
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
SPORTS
kINSEllA SAYS
MINORS ARE DEAD

Springfield. March blooming the
Major League and predicting rough
slciaing" for tho big Minors. Dick
kinstlld. formor Giant star and one
time bent OF the old Springfield
Three Eye League club hangs crepe
on the chances OF the minnrS-the
little fellows IN baseball this year.
There are still too many people
Interested in the game to interfere
with the major leagues this summer"
he said. But good night for The
bushwackers. The big minors are go
Ing 10 have 4 tough time OF il. The
fans prefer the high grade baseball
and will he glad 10 pay the difference
20 take "trip 70 see 4 big league
team in action rather than stay a.
home and watch a Minor league squad
perform.
Einsella. who is AZ present 4 scout
"a, the New York Giants decried The
possibility OF IN Illinois State League.
L actually made him laugh when he
was shown stories published regard.
iuS l.,
".kere wouldn't be enough people
1t ~ bail parks to fill Flat Iron
edildlng shoe shining shop. They
won't come out, They want the genu.
ire article or nothing at ALL The
time Is in opportune for starting
state minor iegaue."
Ae predicts the Giants will cop the
aennlht in the National League this
.rar.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
RUB BACKACHE AND
lUMbACO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
Mau bottle Of old honest
St. Jscohe OIL

When your back is sore and lame
or lnmbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a
Is cent bottle OF old, honest st.
Jacobs Oip' at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub il right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to he used only
once. II takes the ache and pain right
ont Of your back and ends the misery.
II is magical, yet absolutely harmless
aud doesn't burn the skin
Nothing else stop lumbago, seatica
md lame back misery 50 promptly!
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
t. VI. DAVIS,
Shpr'fp
Is FRED f.. STEDMAN.

CHEZ Deput:.
Now. unless you. the said Levi
Strauss, Helen Watchtel, Ludwig
Strauss. Hans StI1nss, Max Stern and
Caroline Strauss, shall personally te
aud appear before the Circuit Court
OF said county Oh the first day OF the
next term thereof, 10 be holden at Ot.
ta1a, in said county. on the seco
Monday in The month OF June. A. d.
1918, next. give special bail and plead
to said action, judgment will be en'
tered against you In favor OF the SAID
plain,iii. and The property attached
sold to satisfy the aame, with costs.
JOHN l.. W1TZEMAN,
Clerk
Ottawa. Illinois. March !. 1918.
J. T.. Malone Jr.. plaintiffs attorney.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
The World % Move

Yes
We love to preach
And now
Just by way of variety
Veil tell ~ funny story
We swiped it from the Literary ri
gest honest
So it must be good
At a dinner-patty
An elderly lady Of very prim aspect
Was seated next q young couple who
we're discussing
The merits OF their motor-cars.
What color Is your body?" asked the
young man OF the girl at his side
tMeaning, OF course,
The body OF her automobile)
She answered.
"Oh mine is pink. What is youts?'
Nine replied the man, is brown
with wide yellow stripes
This was too much for the old lgdy,
Ris.ns from the table abe exclaimed.
When young people come to ask'nc
each other
The color OF their bodies
At dinner party
It's time | loft the room "
And WE THANK YOU.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
many Interpretations Possible.

Too much silence" says Booth
TarEingIon. rs opeu 10 suspicion. II
may be feticence, or IL may be q
vacuum. It may be dignity. or II may
be false teeth"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
EGGS o. Reptiles.

Reptiles eggs are not very sttrac.
tive objects. In the case Of crocodlles
sud many kinds Of tortolses. they are
pale-colored or white. aud resemble
those VI birds Ia shape.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
neckino.chalr Deprsvity.

A rocking chalr will move about all
over the room until II finds squeaAy
board in tie door, AMI there il viii
stay, immovsble as the neighbor who
Keeps u zig.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
N. Morris

Fashionable dressmakins Satisfso
ton guaranteed. Prices reasonable
Am now located ct Col La Sale st.,
above keeler & kroehnke's jewellery
store
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Special Assessments.

All special assessments for paving
and sewer duo this year and not paid
bv March lst will be returned delln
qnent. W W. CURTIS.
City Collector.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

Efficiency Town: A Nightmare.

Efhciency Town: a Nightmare.
Respectfully dedicated TO Mr.. C. X
chesterton. who almost alone OF 81
men. can stili see straisht)
In q corner OF the universe
when the world was upside down
A Spirit sat. and sadly smiled
Al the folk in Efficiency Town.
That Spirit wore 4 cap of Red
And her eye shown proud and free.
She rested on : purple cloud
Her name was Liberty.
And Time went by on tired wing
tFor he was old and sray.)
He heard the weary Spirit sing
This good old-fashioned lay:
And they turn the clocks all for
ward,
And the world all upside down;
And the souls Of men they twist and
bend
To a pattern-in the Town,
But the sun still rides on freely,
And they cannot chain cid Time;
And the pattern that they make is
strange
M not have il for Mine!
And they take the machine Of the
Devil
To fight the good fight OF the Free;
They are bringing to Germany's level
The children OF true Liberty.
Fer the deadiiest germ Of the German
Is the poison Of efficiency:
For Il murders the Souls Of lis
makers.
And they say that they use 1t for
Me.
And thy turn the clocks all Tor.
ward
And the world all upside down.
They copy the Prussian in manner
quite Russian
In stupid Efficiency Town.
They make their machines more
than human
And their men quite as dull as
hoe.
Bot before they have built Their
machine up,
10 a new and free planet m 90
They can tag and card.index the soul
OF the human,
And make . machine-part o. each
man and woman,
But Time, and the gods and the Spirits
are Free
And away UP to Venus ned Miss
Liberty.
l.'Envoi.
When Freedom IRON her mountain
height
Surveyed the we'll known scene.
Twas Men that then upheld her might
And not an Efficient Machine.
O..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
f. VI. DAVIS,
Sheriff
By FRED l.. STEDMAN,

Chief Deputy.
State oil Illinois, Ia Sale County. S.
The within named and each and
every one OF them not found IN NY
county this 2Srh day o. February,
A. D. 1918.
L. VI. DAVIS,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY TuE
e WANT ADS. IN THE FREE
lKADER.JOURNAI.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-07-11
Home on Furloush

Sampson Turner returned last
Thursday from West Virginia on a
furlough, which he is spending with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Turner. He recently recovered from
a severe attack Of pneumonia con.
tracted while on duty in the army
as guard at an ammunition plant.
He was one of the first young men
from Sioux county to enlist in the
army, having gone in before the
selective draft law was passed.
Clarence Hanson who was called
for military service in April, re.
turned the first of the week from
Camp Macarthur, Texas, on two
months furlough, which he will
spend haying and harvesting on his
farm near Selfridge. Hanson is ir
the medical department and attach.
ed to the base hospital. He likel
army life fine.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-07-11
Railroad Extention To Eo>,.
Yates Is Practically Assured
State Council Of Defense Has Located Rails
For Cannonball-Fort Yates Line
DEFENSE BODY AGAIN ENDORSE PROJECT

Minot, N. D., July 9-Construc-
ton Of three Short line railroads in
the state by the national railroad
board has been undertaken by the
state council of defense. The pro-
posed lines will be from Max to
Mimic; from Sanish to Waterford
City, and from Cannonball to the
most available point on the Mil
waukee road.
Urgent necessity for these lines es-
pecially the latter, so that crops
can be marketed promptly, stimu-
lated action. 1t is understood that
the railroads will furnish the right
Of way and grade, and that the
government will furnish. the ties
and steel.
Dorr H. Carroll of Minot, member
of the council of defense, has been
designated to lay the matter before
the proper authorities in Washing
ton.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-07-11
A BIG CELEBRATION
Successful 9TH of July Celebration
Benefit Red Cross, Menx Township

The Red Cross benefit picnic
given in Schraders grove on July 4th
by the Menz township division was
a acompletc success, both socially and
financially. The people began TO
arrive at an early hour and by noe n
the grounds were swarning with
patriotic picnicers.- There was a
large swinEand teter-totter for the
youngster. For the older people
there was mich for amusement.
VIM. LANCER Of Bismarck and Mr.
Lawson Of Aberdeen we're the
speakers OF the day. A baseball
game was played between the
married and single men. The single
came out in the lead with the scor-
6 to 3. In the horse race, Charlie
Rhodes won first prize and Robert
Wallace won second Bob Snyder
took the prize in the mems foot race
and Cyril Colahan won the prize in
the boys foot race Toward evening
the crowd seij1s enijosged q swimming and
water stunt exhibition by the Misses
Fern Berger and Hazel Hackett.
The evening was an ideal one for
dancing but the young people were
rather disappointed because the New
Leipzig Orch stra, which was en-
gagged for the occasion failed to
appear. But Cutie" McCaslin,
kid" Hackett and Bill Stamm
furnished music and the pleasure
went on From early i'm the morn
ing until late at night the people
who assisted in the sale of refresh
ments were kept on the move. The
ice cream was sold out before any
thing else. Soft drinks were on sale
at one booth and lunch was served
at another. The auction sale held in
the afternoon nettcd S125. The
picnic was one OF the most SUCCESS
ful celebrations he'd in this part of
the county, and it brought the Menz
township division about $3.50.