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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
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Metropolitan

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lite 5ufces pan sc muiifalffe Broopfz
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Den tiltolenbe Garolpn Ebomion iom
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RiarIigbeosintereSi e, Tom griber en-
lige fra Begbnoel{en. Mf De fire
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ben nG1te Is Mar fe1rere og DC to
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ban al6rig bar eliff.
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&ompn1tiet er 8omnrb Mnrib..SSlnbol
Sermon, NIfreo 3e,nmina, BETH
&iirfbrioe nj. Fl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
8carapelie.

5pnoue @ftermiooae a1: 2 bIen
Mr. 5am1cl Gbriltel,fe11 Marapet
fra 5fei9er 8egrabel}esbnreou SOFT.
gbas. 8. @rant beo Saith 2rtheran
Church forrdte0e. Scr. Gbriitenien
bar 81 Mar ga1nmel. San efterIoo
fig ingm 5legtninge Der / 2anoet.
@u,t bar .fpot i Danmorf. slfoeoe
.tilbgrte 6orerlinaen 0onmarffs 5ea=
1cr, Tom in eorpore 6eltoa. @earo-
%pelfe1l, Ser fanot steo beb Jorcit
Cemetery.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
@affer @nbe.

Gil W1inbe ON fun-afoeoe Sen,
George Mos1tefs, Ser fom befjeuot
ogoe i Militprtienelte, bar Scr. %
Mrs. MicboeI Rnsneis ifinnfet Sen
norf-oanife Metbobiitffirffc, Sjpr,,ct
.af 8robmdp og13tb ct, Ct 1tomnrfet
goot INT 8iano. ganpel Scr. 90
Mrs, Rosneis iom 6ereg afopoe 5g,1
bar ! 9arrrffer bnret Meblenmer
'af oen1e @irfe, % en- al oe to Cub
ftier1ter Menigbeoens gerpiceflog ct
til Mi11oe ONT George @osneis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Mprbfap Qpae $50. 8

5e1ner al Norge, bpIbt Mpbe Ma11-
bag Nfte1. Mebet por meget faatol=
ligt beibgt, mel, forlpb meget bpggc=
Iiat, ibet ct Bnr at Mcolemmerle,
efter at oe faa B%orretninger Dor be-
banoIebe, BED 0pleS,ing biorog fit
til l1nberbol6ningen.
Npite or6inure Wgoe afboloes sen
=. MpriI. Be6 Mg6et Sen 81. Mpril
bill 2ogeng Shfte1iesoag b1ipe ferret
heb Ell feft1ig G%ilitelni11g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
.Dddsfald

blandt Skandinaver- Ugens LIB:
Pauline Larsen, 261 So. Pascal Av.,
80; Albert johnson, 1882 Fanquier
AZ; Ellen Nelson, zoo &. Robbie,
so; Hans Anderson, S.; Carl A.
Carlson, $50 Forest, 66; Sam Chr.
stensen, 155 Kent, IS; Albert
Johnson, 60; Ellen Anderson, 752
Carroll Ave, 10; Ole " rsen. 1850
Grand Ave, SO; Oscar Henderson,
AZ; Robert Harold swenson, 100
Poplar ST., Aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Got. 9pnsblomitens Direftior

bur. Ggn9bluttitens 9trettlD1
bar aienbalgt Mrs. Sobn See Of Mf-
orling 500: I, ct. 8ntl, til Hreii=
Detf; til 8iceprnfioe1,t gjcnpnIates
Mfr. 8 Soft Of Minneapplis $50.
IA &c aasierer gjeabaIgtes Wfrs.
Mnrtm Melganro at Minneapolis
$50. $, % h Scfrefnr 1oIates Mrs
N0nns &onim al ct. Baltl go. 8
ifteoenfor MrS 8raef, Ser bar
nloeIapt oeune gtilIing. sc ire io=
tie ahrzmen life e. Meotem al OF
r%effiollel1 Ipngere: n 9ptaaelies-
fot1ite paIgteg M1rs Sens9age,Waiin
uenpoIis gio.8; Narg 81 eicf, Mit,-
nenppIiis Mo.1O, % Mrg %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Nohr er reist West.

Peter Nohr, den glade Skoma-
ger, som solgte sin Forretning til
Rolf Rasmussen for at smekke sip
i. Kalifornien, hvor to af hans Br9-
Dire og. en- gift s9ster boer, sagde
Farvel til Kenosha Tirsdag Nor
ming, og der var mango af hans
Venner som fulgte ham til Static
nen for at trykke hans Hand for
sidste Gang, for Diet er like, hans
Mening at komme tilbage .igjen.
For ct Par Tiger siden holdt Kolo-
MEMS fremragende Mmnd ct At
skedsgilde for Peter, som til Glen
gje1d CAV en- bedre midday for
hans intime Venner sidste Sgndag
Aften j Hjemmet hos Mrs. Borg
strpm, hvor han har boet i lmngre
It'd. og Diet a den sidste Ollie,
sagde Peter, der n9dig skildtes fra
den trofaste .Vennekreds som han
har samlet i de otte Aar han har
yeeret bosiddende- her.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
D@dsfald.

Tirsdags afgik en- af den dan.
ske Kolonis .yngre Medlemmer Mr.
Hans Hansen we'd OGDEN. MI. Han.
sen, der var Malkekusk, shavde
braekket sit n Ben og var bleven
indlagt paa ct Hospital, hvor han
i Tirsdags undergik en- Operation
under hyilken han ddde. Mr.. Han.
SEN boede. hos sin Broder, 2012
9Th St. So, og var Medlem af For,
eningen 'Dania". Begrayelsen 70.
regaar simorgen Fredag Eftermid-
dag III. 9 fra Fingers Kapel, 412
Cedar Avenue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Dddsfald.

Fra Atlantic, Iowa, te%legraferes,
at MI. Hans Andersen. der boede
il Nnrheden at Kimballton, nylig
er afgaaet we'd OGDEN. Abode var
s4 Aar gammel og har ferret sit
Diamantbryllup. Mr.. og Mrs. An
dersen kom fra Danmark for nogle
faa Aar siden og opslog deres HEN
paa en- Farm we'd Kimballton. Mrs.
Andersen ers SO Aar gammel.
Mr. Andersen var we'd ct ual-
mindelig godA Helbred indtil nog-
lie faa Dage fgr sin Did.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
9aniil Mcb ErDis 1tuif

ct otter aaf1ooet ON at giefloptage
Nrbejoet. @ar11 bill f1,1lne erbolocs
fl bbilfH slags Striifffearbeioe Meco-
Iem1ner11e enfffer at l6ffsre, peb Scll-
eenoelie tiI Meoe &ors 6opcofportcr
isStl,6io BLDG Siprnet af Att %
Mlaprfeo. SoDeofontoret bif blipe oa.
bent til 1lolepertng al Carrie Ell. bpcr
Manoag fra io III 40 o. bDer ns:
oaqsoa dreong no 10 fiI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
@m6stjeneite.

Sp1loaa Morgett oil Enltor 8.
Grant peb Saith 211tberan Church.
pao ,Sjgrnet at Charles og Macfue
BIN Sfreets, tale OH, Gmt,et: u6or OF
.againit" @u6stienelten begplroer
II. Ser pil blipe peciel Ma1iiff
al ct Gor UNDER 2ebelfe al Mfrs. s.
Mc@inlet1. @nbuer er paa set bier
teliaitc inob1bt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Paa Landet.

Miss Dagmar Jensen, der hidtil
har veret ansat we'd Minneapolis
Club, men som tmnker paa en-
lille Danmarksrejse til sommer, fe-
rierer for Tiden hos Mrs. Anna w.
Hansen, Candy, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Vellykket Sammenkomst.

Foreningen DANA bavde en-
.yderst vellykket Sammenkomst /
Ldrdags Aftes. Der var jsevn god
Tilslutning og Hum9ret var glim-
rende under hele Festen, og man
'dansede til S9ndagens lyse Morgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

Arthur w. Nelson og Mildred.
Abbit Dyberg; William M. Glas-
cock og Rachel G. Torstenson; Lee
onard R. Hagen og Ruth Alice ost-
man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
nge

af IA. L. afgik Ldrdag Efterm.
fra New York til Norge. Paa
Grund af Haynestre1ken blev Al
rejsen forsinket fra Torsdag til
L0rdag So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Paa Besdg.

MIS-. a Petersen, st. Cloud,
Mimi, besSgte i afwgte Uge Ven
ner og Bekjendte i Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. Hansen og line SON, A
noka, Mimi, besgger for Tiden sin
svoger og sester Mr.. og Mrs Pc
ter Graum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Selskabelig Sammenkomst.

"Georg Brandes'' Logon afholder
Mode paa Calhoun Commercial
Club, Hjgrnet at Dyndale Ave. So.
og Lake Street, anden Sal, iaften,
Torsdag. Efter ForretningsmedAk
oliver der afholdt en- selskabelig
Sammenkomst, hvortil Logens Ven
ner er indbudt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Spilleaften.

Alexandra Loge af Dansk So
stersamfund afholder Gard Party
paa DANA Hall imorgen Aften,
Fredag. Medlemmer med Vienna,
og Bekjendte .er velkomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
SDnnpne 2pae go. 8,

SNllnp1e Xpge N0. 3,
ss@etrc al Morge. ct. Saul, feirer
~.fsr1tfomn1enoe Marl6ag fit 16aarige
Astiftclicsoae meo e, itprre feltliq
IiIitclnina DOB Se1Iotus tore Sail.
156 %. 9tb st. 2ogeus StiftelieS:
] bag Dor egcntlig. oeu. .17oe Marts,
amen 90 bel1ne Mften bar Norofnp So
;aes Mgoeuften, Mep Soften henla91
til Manoag BEN 24be. Sc 13 aie,.
.,:parcnoe al 2ogenS. @bartermeolem:
mer fmaerer iom Jeitfomite ntet
.gars. SSuga Barmicf fom 6ormanf
.og Mrs. Ealma 2arien Tom 5efre-
[tGr. 4onriteen bar l6rget for ct rig
Ebol6igt % afbefsIenoe 3rogram, ion
[nil tage i'm @egHnoelfe prpcis &l. 8
for at aipe riaelig SID til Cans ef=
Otter set ofiicielle Grogram,
iom peo gli6en al forifjellig muiifalit
'ltnocrboloning bill bpoe poo folcr al
6ruerre Bettergren 90 .8rataaer
,iomt at SSobn 8ocbfe % 0ptre6en
of 2ogens Drilltenn1, bill Ser hlipc
ierperet Ell 8nffetlllncb i 5alen, %
berefter bill Ser bltpe Guns til Mhllif
at 9iens Drfelter.
Der CT Moeang for alle moo eli
gntre at SO Gents. M fpler os for
ON, at oel1ne Set bill blibe Ii
.geiaa bpggelig % bellpffet iom Sc
gorige iociole 5ammenfomlter, Dc
oriftige 5etre af 5bnnebe ellers bar
foranitaltet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
united States
som afgil

som afgik fra New York den 1ste
Marts, er ankommet til Kjeben-
havn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Petersen bleY yalgt.

Petersen blew Valgt.
We'd GThorvaldsen', Loges Mode
i Fredags walgtes Chr. Petersen TIL
stedfortraeder til Logens Delegeret
we'd Brodersamfundets Konvention
! Milwaukee til Efteraaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
st. Paul.
s. q. Qanefelbt,
Iitp @oitor & Manager.
80 @treet.
.Eelefon: g. So. Sacffon 957.
& q QonnfeIht
9epbener

Npbeber !.
moo bore Ne0aftionen Il &pnoe le=
nett Onsoag Mften. 8enDt oten|tda=
enbe MoresR % Eelefonnur,1rer til
Mabetg 9Th G6itor og Manager,
6nmn1e 9tcbs Tan announcement
tegres og contingent betoles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

Lake Amelia Kvindeforening
har Mode i Eftermiddag hos Mrs.
Marius Madsen. 5000 Lyndale Ave.
So. Man bliyer afhentet. XII. 2 we'd
linden Of Monroe-Bryant spor-
vognslinien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
En- E~rindringsgave.

Mrs. Z. TIougaard liar forseret
ssTnorvaldsen' Loge ct Billede TO
restil1ende Brodersamfundets Nav
netrnk og varktej de forskje'li-
$ge Grader, Billedet or indranlmst
j e snl,ik kunstnerisk Ranme, der
er udfsrt af nylig afdsde Mr.,
Louis Hougaard. Det err blevet
sskenket Logon I'll Erindriingo ON Mr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . oplaengt
Danias lille Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

varende da han berprte Grunden
til hans Bortrejse og bid selskabet
Farvel, nnaaske for sidste Gang.
'.Gustaf starck e az fin Familje
hjemn1e fra. Hans Fader q Adj
srnirlal ten svenske Flaade sog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
En- forngjelig Aften.

q. af 1905" havde stortN Besgg
til sin selskabelig Sammenkomsd
sidste Onsdag Aften paa DANA
Hall. Efter man havde danset
livligt en- god Times It'd gled Tmp-
pet til Side for Farce spggen ii
Akt "GammelA Kjmrfighed ruste1
like. Personerne: Napoleon Ca
ribaldus Caesar susserup, .Pensio-
mist fix en- fortraffelig Udfgrelse
af Mr.. Einar Asker, .og Natalia
AureIia Eorabella Gummesen, En-.
Ike, spilledes aldeles ypperligt af
Gustav Andersen, del. tog sig aller
yndigst I'D som "Elskerinden"'. M-
ter Diet lille Stykkes opfGrelse blew
der seryeret Katie og delikat dansk
smprrebrSd, hyorefter man after
svingede sig livligt for en- stund.
Prof. Jacobsen leverede Musikken.
We'd Foreningens Mode naeste
Onsdag Aften den 26. Marts bill
yer der Discussion. Emmett er:
Hvad Krigen lagde izGrus og hVad
.Freden vii bygge op. Ale er ind
budte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

acknowledgements norSKe. BON.
nemgde, hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hj6rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Sdn-
dag Form. Ri. IL. S9ndagsskole HI.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. HjGrnet af Broadway OF
5,l3. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som fslger: Pradiken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften K. 7.45. Unge
Folks EpWorthsLiga: Sdndag Aften
Ri. 7.45; lterert Mode de tire ferste
Trsdage j Maaneden. Bgnnemgds
hver Onsdag Aften XII. g..
= DEN DANSK-NORSKE KIRKE,
1876 Thomas ST., n@r Rice St,
eaafholdes Gudstjeneste liver Sdn-
dag En-. XII. g.. Pradiken we'd
Prof. G. b. Bulge. Bn Kyartet
fra Bibelskolen Minneapolis
synger.
|NoRDKAP LOGE NO. s., SUMNER
AT NORGE, mgder 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 W. Ninth st.
|SYNN6VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE AZ
NORGE, m1der 2den sog 4de Man
dag Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth ST.
II. c. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D.
Z. s, mader 1ste og 3die Fredap j
Maaneden paa Royal Areanum Hail,
HI. at St. Peter og 4th streets.s
FORENINGEN nGODTHAABn ms-
der 2. og 4. Lsrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Hi.af st. Peter 3og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN stDANMARKS SON.
NER" af d. 8. D. #, meder j. op 3
L0rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hj. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONoRA GHRIsTINEp LOGE
Mr.. SO, D: S. s., m9der 1ste .og
og 3die Onsdag Maaneden paa
oddSFellow Hall, 156@W. 9th ST.
FoRENINGEN HAABET mgdearr
Eden OF 4de Torsdag: Maane-
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
al. at st. Peter og 18th SITS.
FoRENINGEN aDANMARKs DOT.
TIRE meder Tirsdag den
ny Odd Fellows Hall, 156 9Th st
STRIP efter @rseen,anr,,er a oeta,
lBIdb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

hans Moder Greyinde. selv var
han we'd den kongelige Opera ]
Stockholm, fgr han rejste til Anne
rika som Observation-Disclosures hen-.
holdsvis Chicago; Waukegan og
sKenosha,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

neis, st. NaaI SO, 10; III 5ps
fon,ite. Wars. 9. S abomas, Dsin,,e=
SO. II, % Msrs. S S. gillD,
st. Bol,I So, 5. S,,sfomiteen bil
uaIat pua npite Msoc at Diref=
tionen.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Et k~Hrkomment Bes1g.

5f1SC@AV0. OO. OS AdCu. JcuScu 40
Fist Ave. So, har j disse Dage
Besgg af en- Bffoder, Einar Jensen
fra Cody, Wyo.. der. fprst Tirsdag
i sidste Uge blev udmanstret at
Onkel. Sans Tjeneste ~6velseslej-
rem we'd Fort Russell, Wye, efter
kort forinden at we're overfgrt med
sin Division fra FTankrig ombord
paa s%lagskibet Kanstes og over sin
Hjernby rejste sporenstregs til Min
neapolis for atSse sine sSskende her.
De ire Sdskendes reunion" er
saa meget mere forn9jelig, som de
like har varet samlede siden en-
Martsdag j Holding j 1905; da var
Einar j. en- lille 9-aars dansk
Kndegt, nu er han en- bredskuldret
ung Dansk-Amerikaner paa % Aar,
der ser nd TIL med Lethed at kun
ne have taget oTyskere paa sin
Samvittighed; og som paa Xrmet
bnrer Sunset 41st - Divisi-
onens MRrke ogs sine to Guild chew
rooms der betydermeresend ct Aars
Tjeneste over there.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Kirker og ~Foreninger.

.CHRISTKIRKEN, >Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, HORNET at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
1880, norsk Kl. 11.30 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
D1GHEDsKIRKE, Hornet af
harrington og sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hyer Sdndags XII.
1880 Find. iog 100 Aften. SON
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE. HORNET. af Jessie & Law
son SITS. G~udstjeneste liver SON
dag XII. 1920 Find, eden og 4de
Sondag engelsk, eller norsk. ALE
Aftengudstienester norske. Ben.
nem9de hver Onsdag Aften XII. g..
DANSK EV. LUTH.. ST. sTEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste,
Street. Gu%dstjeneste liver SON
dag Form. RI. II. sandagsskole HI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

STRIP efter 8rsper,u,rr1,er a oeta.
|Blab.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-04
ROAD BUILDER
IN BLACKFooT
Taber Man Says Folks
in His Country Are
Strong for Roads
HELP DRY FARMERS

H. F. Willecke was in from Taber
over Sunday and said the people in
his country are strong for the road
bonds. The dry farmers feel that
their country is getting more in road
improvement at the corresponding
stage of its development than the
older settlements received, and now
that the folks by the river are boost
ing the Dubois project to enable
them to irrigate their lands, they
feel doubly keen to do their part in
the development Of roads.
Mr.. Willecke mentioned twevle
miles of new road made for them last
year by the county at an expense of
about $500, that it enabled dry
farmers to haul about 1000 bushels
Of wheat, and it constituted a cutoff
that saved upwards to twenty miles
for the dry farmers who raised the
wheat. A thoughtful board making
such connecting links as that, makes
friends everywhere.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-04

three men on the force who were
connected with the Republican Office
before Mr.. Kutnewsky left, and
family dinner at Z. o'clock, with music
and chat up to midnight mark the
reunion.
Mr.. Kutnewsky will 60 to Boise
for few days visit. with. his parents
and sisters, and hopes also to meet
his brother Donald, who is enroute
home from France. The two
brothers met once in Boise and once
in France and had few hours to-
gether, the only times they have seen
each other since Donald left with
the Idaho troops for Mexico to quell
Huerta, following the apology that
Huerta declined to make.
Sgt. Kutnewsky will return soon
to take his old position as assistant
editor at the Republican office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-04
UNIQUE NEWSPAPER
PROGRESSING NICELY
Special Road Edition
Will Contain Many
Surprises
ENGAGE EXTRAS

The people Of Bingham county are
more interested in road bonds than
we supposed until we began taking
mail orders for advertising in the
special read bond edition. The tenor
Of the letters we receive indicates
that people all over the county are
keen ON the subject and are for the
bond issue. ' n
The second section of the special
edition will be on the press Friday
and Saturday of this week, and Sec
tion will follow soon after. The date
of issue will be about the middle of
March. Extra copies of the paper
will sell at ten cents each II orderd
by Friday morning. Orders for
several hundred have already been
turned in, and after the first press
run is made, no increas Of the num-
Der printed will be made. Owing to
the high price Of paper and the nee
essity for economy Of paper stock,
the old practice of printing a lot of
extras will not be followed.
A very unique feature of the pres
.ent situation Is that new kinds of
advertising are being offered for this
edition. It is being said that the
after-war trade will be a little diff
ferent, and we believe it. Among
our orders for advertising space we
do not find any demand for aerial
lanes for airships, but we have some
other surprises. People. whose goods
and service do not travel by roads
or ships are buying space and extra
copies literally and Bingham county
folks are going to find interesting an
nouncements in the illustrated edi-
ton when it appears.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-04
UPROAR OVER
WATERWORKS
Much Excitement About
Recent Development
About Purchase
ERROR CORRECTED

A good many Blackfoot people are
tncensed over the news that the
price Of the Blackfoot waterworks
has made a substantial advance
since they refused to buy it for $70,.
900. A Pocatello firm now offers to
sell 1t to the town at $125, 900, and
they state that 1T cannot be dupli-
Gated at the present prices of ma
terials for less than $175,OOO; If we
take 1t promptly at $125,00 we shall
be getting bargain, so reads the
letter.
In our issue of last Friday we
made the mistake of saying they now
hold it at $4,000. This part of
the report was misunderstood at the
time we wrote it.
Some Regulations at Stake
There is now some disappointment
on the part of citizens who say they
did not know about the opportunity
the town had of buying it in Decem-
ber' for $4,000. That only goes to
show that people should read their
home papers more. This paper was
full of the subject for couple of
weeks, and gave all the information
we could get bearing on both sides
of the question, and said that people
would make mistake If they did not
buy it. We said that if it was not
worth the price it was worth so near
it that we should not pass up the
chance to get it while the, getting
was possible. There are men who
took a prominent part in the dis
cussion who declared that it was
not worth the price asked nor any
thing approaching 1t. If they are
right, they will probably be vindi-
Gated by the failure of the owners
to find purchaser at any price in
excess of what they asked for it
then. But on the other hand, II they
succeed in selling it at $1,000 or any
price higher than that It will be
proof to the public that they listened
to poor advisers when they accepted
the statement that $4,000 was too
much then. If those advisers are
proven to be false prophets, the pub
lie will know hereafter that 1t does
not pay to take them and their judg-
ment as a guide.
If the water works sell at any
price, it means that the citizens of
Blackfoot will foot the bill, for no.
body will buy the plant unless they
have a perfectly sane plan for max
ing the people of Blackfoot reim-
burse them.
The Blackfoot Waterworks COM
pany has been reorganized, with
James Martin, president; e. A. john
son, vice-president and Mrs. E. A.
Johnson secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-04
PROPOSED LOCATION FOR FEDERAL BUILD
ING ON NORTH ASH STEET MEETS APPROVAL
Some Options Have Already BEEN Taken and
Matters Will be Settled by Aereement;
Everybody Interested Asked to Sign
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHOSEN

years. Federal buildings are slow
even after the appropriation is made
and the appropriation has not been
made yet, tho it may be by the time
this paper reaches it's readers. II
1t fails of passage this session Of
congress, it will probably be intro.
dused again in June, and it will be
pushed until it succeeds, whethef
soon or in future years. In any event
the site should be kept ready and
men who build in the town will do so
with considerable certainty as to
which way the growth of the business
section will go. 1t brings about a
desirable condition whether the
building is erected soon or later.
Small Company Of Many Men
The new corporation will bear the
simple name of "The Ash Street
Site" and will be incorporated for
SIS, 200, the intent being to have
enough capital to buy the ground,
and to do any paving or lay any
walks that might be required while
this company holds title. All per-
sons having the welfare of the town
at heart are invited to take some
stock and help distribute the burden.
A committee will make the circuit
Of the town soon and ask for sigma
lures of the amounts of stock to be
taken by each person or firm, and in
signing, they should understand that
only a small part, perhaps 10 per
cent of it will be collected soon, and
the rest in six months. The commit
tee will appreciate it if each one will
decide quickly and sign up on sight.
Tn. members Of the committee do not
ask anyone to sign as a favor to
them. The favors are quite the
other way The committee are do
mating their time for public good and
the man who has only to sign, and
then pay when assessed, is getting
of easier than those who have to
look after the business and sign and
pay their own shares too.
The Temporary Officers
The temporary officers of the COM
pany named to serve until the first
meeting of stockholders are John w.
Jones, E. M. Kennedy, A. B. Ste
phens, Byrd Trego, Nofear Davis,
Neil F. Boyle and D. H. Biethan.