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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
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G these advertisements
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ACKNOWLEDGING West" Scarpellt
Bros. E2012 Riverside Ave.
MATTRESSES renovated and made over.
New Idea" folding feather mattress
from your old feathers. Feathers steril-
lied. Inland Mattress & Feather Co., Inc.
30y I'd, Spokane, Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
For Instance.

Other things are as scarce as the
teeth of a hen-a ROSTERS for in
stance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
Gold Came First.

The authorities tell us that gold was
the first metal to be mentioned in
history.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
What Vanderbilt Means.

The name Vanderbilt (Van der Bit
or BylD means "of the HILL Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, therefore, means lit
orally Cornelius of the hill"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
A Mystery.

One of the great mysteries of life
is why the wise who admit they
know so much seem always to own
so little.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
LII M 3 Err

LUMBER
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE
Lumber, Sash and Doors and Millwork.
Write us for prices. Phoenix Lumber Co.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05

TRUNkS-Spokane Trunk e. Grip CO.,
Sprague & Wash. st. Alligator corner
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

STANDARD PLUMBING, HEATING co.
421 First Ave, Spokane. Wash.
We specialize in out-oftown work.
Plumbing. Heating. Water Systems m
stalled.
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PRlNTlNe-Art Printing Co. sl1s Lincoln

SODA POP-'Pioneer' Brand. City Bot
Ting Works. f. 924 Second ave.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05

kindins Spark Required.
1t takes more than wooden head
to produce thoughts that burn.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-12-05
POulTRY AND EGGS

REST SPOKANE PRICES FOR EGGS
and Poultry. Nj O Toffley. AIS w. md,
ship your poultry X eggs to the Wash.
Meat X Poultry. 400 "a Ave. Riv 22tS.
HOGS. VEAL ANo POULTRY
We make good sausage. send us your
orders PACIFIC MARKET IS Riverside,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Courtney School of Dramatic Art-Coach-
Ing for LYceum or special work. Fall
term opens Sept Is, Send for catalog.
SO 3l5 Howard ST
RADIO SCHOOL OPENS NOV. Srd.
Guarantee firstc class license. Salaries
average SIPS. board. lodging, monthly.
Pac. Teleg. Inst, l20 n, Wall
TEACHERS AGENCIES.
SCHOOL TEAcAERS-We need more
Albert Teachers Agency Peyton Bldg
STORAGE \ TRANSFER
storage, Transfer, Country Hauling SEE
HORN STORAGE 4 TER. co. SlS1 Lincoln
Auto Truck Moving. High Grade Work
Chase Service. n. 12S stevens. NJ +20.
SHOE REPAIRING
SHOE REPAIRING
WE make new shoes; and old shoes new.
at a saving of 20Cc. Postage paid one way,
Sunset Shoe Repair Factory, 26li w. 9Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
SuaiGh.Pa ariis
Motor Co.
DISTRIBUTORS.
broadway N0plr l0R

MY late model Ford FOR sale today at
1900. Bee It M Liberty Garage.
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For SALE-pool tables and cabinets.
cigar case rubber floor covering,
MI? care Oklahoman.
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WILL furnish additional capital for
good projects preferably manufar-
turing or good line merchandise. MIG,
nlIa
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FOR sALE- Lumber and bors. Aspls

ron sALE-'fhree short store countsfs
cheap. Phone Walnut 1869,
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@FS ~ @N=sS ~
Nlrre o. l4y n.tpWuH.r . supplies 'Ht
'st' Gy' our prices and save money
.l5 ChINuONA At TD ENCU 1919
Mail order Auto supply House.
,yJ NoIth Broadway
l5ls =. ED touring car. aacrVorr-.
UliI s'U 500 below value ll2l ".
2ri 81
FDH SALE Seven, aSHenger Moon. or
tr1d" fnr small ear NJ.'' llI
NATIONAL. 5-p1sscngcr, s1rrint,ng
this car for 800 cash. IN good shape.
Maple l''l or Maple 2252-E
FOE SNl.E-.lG Ford good condl
ton new t!rts f1Ot ". First
WANTED -Koacs',r body iDr Ford
s.'omouio Walnut .sst
LOOK Three speed tNin Harley. fully
equipped. practically new at a .ncri-
'icr write Luther JOY. Edmond. Okla
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CATTLE AND STOCK

s->-e
Auction
Sale Of
Government
Amin1naLs
Fort Reno Re-
mount Depot,
Oklahoma
There vii he sold at pubic auction
'n the highest bidder 40 this Depot, be
'iaums at NJ a. ~. March 2. 1919 and
.Nui.nuiug ir'm DAY 10 day untl all
ru.ulls advertised have been sold the
GLOWING surplus Government Animals
49, Brood Mntes
80 Cavalry Horses
80 Artillery Horses
- draft Wu',t.
h lhtA Mules
40 Horse colts W,0uIrrD
Niue Colts CwcarNna,J
= colts tuug year uld.l
= me- ~ the above named prIu0ls f',
of tEa inspected and condemned t.u'.
hli bl pro good sound animals su.laul.
iur Teu,tl purposes
lINre Hrc u'so IL condemned horses
HltDh viii be offered Tor sale srpnr.
IN In connection with the WlIn tu'r
These animals VIII bee offered for sale
uug.y and rs matched pairs. Carloads
vIll also b. Offered. BUYERS viii be
Ven tho opportunity 20 bid on quaint
ties suitable 20 themselves
4 Halter and shank goes with each
animal sold
stock car, vii be ON the siding and
facilities win hp available f.y uurChus-
,rs 90 hill ana io'd out Immediately N
desired
sale ndycglIfcd nj Auxiliary H,mourt
Depot, camp lloNic Texas, for March
."l has been cancelled
The terms n the sale viii ho Cash OF
Certified Check. only
Tho right TO reject amy or an bids
Is reserved II necessary TO conserve thu
interests OF the Government
Trains over the Rock Island RuilwnN
leave ~ Reno each morning az $40
iluyy service from III Reno viii be
available A. all hours from the South
IN Hotel
Lunch can he obtained on the grounds
For further information concerning
his Sale address the Depot quarter.
master Fort Reno RcmOunt Depot
oklahoma
=. Y HUBER,
Captain. ounrtcrmnstcr Corps
ron sAlE-fIlack spanish JACK com
ing years old. II hands hlgh. large
bone. good l1okrg; viii make large ant.
w1l because ~ my sons denth viii
sell grc,t bargain " :. Han. foui
miles west Jones. Okla
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p. m, sharp, 8 roomo
good furniture, includ-
ing an bedding and lin
ems. Sales held inside,
31O w. First St.
ron SALE Wing piano. $50. beds So,
drrsscts, s. T. 40. oIl household fur
nltrr, Glj West 2l'h. south walnut
rl0N-f
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES


~ -
D. 5f7
100"
WIZ .H
wv 1-. III. . .-, "
o.. - \
! Iorl .orm~o. ,., ....... 80
McC'nr +r-r-Gn.-ar.,
"-1-oT -D'
Jfl erI u,.... tt.i.yt A..
~.
J-Or aye ID &C .eG
rar,r nr nry make ,n mado o.
md"r VIZ 'ro .'lfs nrf''u vrf
brirr, 80 di.f ''.t Nfs'.f.ny .l| go
i.Htn'l'. .uFN l...iNHy IhUuu
Nap" ,.i
sSAr. s,r.a ry-, .u,-.,g,,
pfa,f.tIus r.W fH, sq'.u.m. i
lrn srHr. Ish.,r,,a nI,1marIr ~
jlr ho.f r.' might Dors.1sr NJ 2.
p"sarnp"f N.n' 49, HuI 'H-u d'iu'n''
,l's ,If '', GOOD i'' rt 1s' Walnut
l3V'-E oi vance hl American "1I..It.
INV ,1' ... ......,.,...
hi, IIN wv .FI INA W
~ I"
,. ,I,r.i. ,., .. .u ,.,,. 10y
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l.,. ,.,. .,, ... 90. ,.., a.,
tfa.fs .U '.I,A ,pr ue.I,r an4
fa.,sucn wanted BuN Ilame bat
80. BOX s.. I,rdsy. Dkt
-t1-n n-srr/r
JOED ESD4LN -
o,5y u y'o ,.. "2.' ~, o9, 4s,n, M ''g ~ .'r.. c91
Iafurx
OKLAHOMA CITY ~ lCK co,
.l..3 West I'm 81
s'furr M'r'r 80
A.-Ev ,.,+vrt.,p amt ,..,tu,
,,,. r.....r 70. e.. II,t.,...
80,
ia ',..N ''''
r,au,a.' ..s, o,@6om, r."
lit'.H ''' 81 % " a." Dr. none M'.''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Horne Of Canary Birds

Horne Of Canary Birds
We buy nnd s'lii pct cEuar's spr.
Ntp'" tio. 1'6 West Reno
RHODE ISLAND RED eggs Tor set
rng For prices call ". 1888.
.ATNA lue hCgYghhrsd s.uyl. comb
Rhode Island Reds eggs 81 lU ard
20 per setting. Phone Walnut 60
go West 6tn
HNEDCASTLES $. g.. Il l.. REps -
Lost ~ southwest. EEgs for hitchlpg.
- per s't''ug I-rOue KISS
FOR SALE-i0l white Leghorn chick
'rs. 81 each Phone JW-Jj2
TWO erred Rock Cockerels at 1901
l.. iark Maple 37ys-R
BUFF ROCK DuCkEEIl.s g. and S.
CO.. 10. Hens and puller. g. each. J
~ Nuwcl Mediord. okla.
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/ AL PAsaTNGEH DODGE o. FIRST class
SHAPE, aH new tres. Cal, Walnut
1C.J zoos W. an
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'.I|l NI|'fN 10 HNI 'AltNtNNH liNA
l.'.n phone Walnut 1920
COTTO& LETTER TO THE FARM.
ll'H or OKLAHOMA.
OElNiO1A CIrf, fcb e. Failure
q sustain any advance IT importance
i..m iu" recent low Levels established
100 the market compared with the high
prices prevailing prior TO tho signing
Il the 1fmistiDv iv due 30 there being
no impjn, cement ~ consequence In the
ttw1rd for spots IN the south, hccn gse
~ small SpInurts tgknrs 80 far this
season and the fact that tho Interior
..H about 100000 bales still tO market
umphr,l with -h,loDl NJ this time
,.tt ycnr
iuw imperative ~ VIII he for the
south 10 mae a. material decrease In
thif Years uurrpgc IN noted I'm the fol-
lowing lr's. tho worlds visible rup-
ply ~ American cotton II now Jhlu,
Geo ~. 3 100 nc0 one year ngn, In ad-
dltion the south has about 'lk0'o
bales more 10 market than came into
sight Hittr this time llrt year
Thee statistics ufo lotrish and when
n Il considered that tnkiugs Ivy spin
ucis Of the world SO far this sca-~n
are only 6,72i00D bales vs. 7.kbs O00 20
even date last year or l.l72 000 bnlcs
smaller than 10 even date one year ago
when tlkingS Tor the entire season
were lINll,VOO halDs, " VIII ne f''N
that t1klugs so far this season are
running on basis for tho whole rca-
son Of ouly about iO1i2.0o0 bales.
II Is probable, however that tnkings
during Che remainder Of this season
win hc larger than they were after
this Time last year. but even II the
total for the whole season should be
I ! 500 Ooo and MS this seasons CROP In
about 800 900 including linters. the
Ifuuth would have carry over, or sur
plus of .On00 bales In excess " tho
| large carry over at the close OF last
ivrsun
There IL no use ot dodging the facts
I'm tho present situation, they are con
ditona that the farmers have to face,
and II Il woll that they should know
the situation as II exists In order that
they may follow tho advice OF their
lrndcrs and friends and make q drnstic
cut In the acreage this spring This Y,
Their only salvation until the world.
which nccda tho cotton, ls in n post
ton to take its full share.
Yours truly
TURNER WILSON & Co,
u West Grand Ave.
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Do Eou Know

ba!.y lire lc V-.c. CO.
.s Nc,' Nan Maple 79l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25

FDH rAli= seven, asseuRcr Moon, or
Ir-nn i.L a-l.M or N.-I, .l.l
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'Al'hIl CNNl WI Hhob'l WI ~
ron SALE black spanish Jack com
ing 8 years old, II hands high large
bone. good lookr.; viii make large ami.
m1l; because NJ my sons denth viii
sell rrcit bargain " :. Han fOui
miles west Jones, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CApITOL Furniture "a Plsno Repair Co
Tho best place to have your furniture
mndo new, YOUR rionO finished, regu.
lated aud tuned. can Walnut aiHe
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
Seeing Is Believing.

Seeing Is Believing.
Foo This G.rsllndrI Oaknnd b.pnsssn.
r,. driven 5000 miles. not u scratch
uu n. lt wa u fimilyn pet eStfn tire.
Ih, rrd huWprr n sou want hish
Ffudr .lf % blfgnln como quick.
IIl5 Oklahoma Auto Exchange 1913
,Nj Nurth Brpndwny
IIHD tpluug uui Ford foadater for
mi. cheap ~ "ha' Reno. .
WAHTID Good second hand Ford,
WU' p1y s., down 81 - month l.. 4.
7Nr. IiIo Wo,' m
20 TuADr good used csf. wlll tshe
ruy GDnd limo lu exchange. III
V 1uI
u, u'c model rori for saio at ijO', II
.lH i..... FrD ~ Ht LinoftJ Garage,
,. W,i snIn.
IOU .AlL. u4d,uu saptr.siH. me-
..Ir..l||" perfect. looks gonl, hlt-
wn Phone maple 1901 or Maple
u.n SABA hrIr1.n. s.rasseugcr
l.r1 us,u.t.i g.. tone good running
,n.HHnu four Fn.' firc' i..l. H's
.rf 40 of lIs' G'Irl avenue
EfNDN'Ns. Ir's Moou ana Ford Wal
I.rEH-aIAgL dummy I've good
'r. r|H IH 'rs'. 'Iu rnu'tI % oth,f-
.... I.ius 'p f'sr. n.lY.r ptti'l I.,.
ysnh.r.t luirt Co., -l.-I Ncht 5'h 81
iH... Nlrr go
Ir rAlplnE ,-pls,nfrr touring car.
'Uf'l e. cord 'rr- excellent rondl-
n.1 o. .u'H.I l'nb o.lahomm'
'" h.... '. -'.-I West 9th ~.
Staple ,i
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER
Im .tLI Lumbar. a.,or'.i In ,to
..i .I.u'. H-, H il'h ~ wal
&c.. stLT .urtr. 1000 fcct ~ I'D,
''rt.ra o. .p 20 frg' OalA. Wreck
H.f a.. 40 ) Iau.
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
,,, "EL,AlIoMA TYPEWRITER co.
Tjpewri'ers bought. sold.
r'n'od and repaired.
FOX IYpEWRiTERs are tho most
practical standard typewriter. FREQ
demonstrations nni Ssy terms II you.
purchase. oakos Typewriter EIchanse.
tNi West End ~ Oklahoma CITY stats
dealers f5r Oklahoma. Branch office In
shH vince
. uSE 'HANPiDS CONFINED AC-
s.. tDTSr REGISTER AND sAFE.
NEARLY EFW. DSE CARY SAFE.
/ NEARLY NEW. AID ONE PAIR AN
I GLEllLE COMPUTING SCALES.
/ NENiLY SEw WALNUT 2Ssi. OK
/ ADDRESS EDWARDS MERCANTILE
. ,uMrANY 2S.i SOUTH ROBINSON.
. nkLhHniA CITY.
/ SNFES AND OtFlCE fTKSlTtRE
SOW ana second nnnd Right prices.
WISTiNS BASK SUPPLY 90
. ~ Wet M1ir rhnne Walnut br
, FOR SALl-EoIl toy da,k and Fox
. typewriter Walnut 3i9l,
ron SAIL Three short store counters
ONrtp lior" Walnut 705o
. iuL SAlI.-srw Ouvcr typewriter:
lrst condition. Price SIS. Maple 2Oit.
/ FOR ~ALI-lul tru o..i.e desk. irtd-
erickson Kfoh Music Co.
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Caritol Furniture anG
Piano Repair CO.

fe, us repair and rcfnlsh YOUR furni.
iurc and piano. our work In gunrn nteed
Can Walnut Jlo2. $50 West 10Th.
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co.
900 o. Robinson Wslnut 80
T)peWri'ers bought, sold,
rtu'oi and repaired
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
Sunday School Convention

A district Sunday School conven-
ton was held Thursday in Fairfield
at the Methodist church in Fairfield
for the purpose of reorganizing. The
services opened with devotional ex-
ercises. led by Rev. w. II. Varney.
The address of the afternoon was
given by w. j. Weir OF Portland Mr.
Weir was hut secretary for the Y.
NJ c. A. in France and gave an In
teresting talk on his experiences In
France. He also outlined the policy
of the State convention. Mrs. Harry
Plummcr was elected chairman OF the
business meeting. The officers elect
ed for the coming year WERE Rev.
George Merriam of Skowhegan, pres
ident of the district; Mrs. F. E. For
hay, vice president and Mrs. F. l..
Tozier, secretary and treasurer. The
executive committee Is to be appoint
ed later. 1t was voted to hold yearly
meetings, an annual meeting in Janu-
airy for the election of officers and a
midyear meeting in September.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
OAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook en-
tertained Thanksgiving Day with their
daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. M.
J. Haines of Madison and two of their
grandchildren. Miss Helen and Mas
ter Hubert Merrick OF Augusta.
A large party of friends and neigh
bors met at the the home of Rev. and
Mrs J. F. Taylor, Nov. 28th, In honor
Of the nfty-second anniversary Of
their marriage and presented them
with a set of handsome cups and
saucers and over So In money. The
evening was delightfully."- passed,
dainty cakes and coffee being served
by the guests and at a late hour all
departed heartily wishing Rev. and
Mrs. Taylor many more happy years
OF welded life.
Master Elmore Whipple who was
operated on last Saturday for throat
trouble by DR.. j. D. Ames is reported
doing finely.
A book to read. Name the title or
leave 1t to us. II you do not like It,
send 1t back. Excellent volumes of
fiction, 75c and up. Sampson & Avore,
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Hope Coffin and little daughter
Bernice have returned to their home
in Portland
A. N. Whitehouse is doing some car
penter work for Hiram Savage, who
Is building a new house.
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NEWS OF SOMERSETS BUSY
TOWNS
.sa%%++@++4++++$%%*-@@%%%%@
SOLON
DEFERRED

A very sad accident which ended
seriously occurred Friday morning as
the section men were going over their
road. Charles Adams was going
over the road between Scion and
Bingham on a small hand car and
was making his return trip when
freight came up behind him. Mr..
Adams lived to get the hand car on
the track and the freight slow down
but not quick enough. 1t hit the
hand car and threw Mr.. Adams. AL
though he did not seem badly bruised
he did not live to be taken home. The
services were held at the late home,
Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev.
T. b. HIATT. The burial was in Ever
green cemetery The four section
men who worked with him acted as
bearers. Mr.. Adams was As years
old and leaves besides his wife, his
aged father and mother and four sis
ters, three of whom were present at
the funeral, Mrs. Eva Stowell of New
Portland, Mrs Lizzie Frazier and son
of Madison and Mrs. Minnie Walsh OF
Portland. Mrs. Adams has the sym
pathy of the community. her eyesight
is very bad making it especially hard
for her to be left alone.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
CASE AGAINST N|CHOL.
SON DISMISSED
Many Somerset County People Inter-
ested In Matter Concerning Spirit
uallst Preacher

Several weeks ago the Independent
Reporter copied in part from the Bos-
ton Post, an article relating to a
case against Rev. Frederick Nichol-
and we'll known in this section as a
speaker at the Spiritualist Campmeet-
ings at Lakewood. According to the
Post, the case has now been dropped
and the complaint against Nicholson
dismissed. We again quote from that
publication, the following article:
The case against Frederick Nichol-
son, psychic and pastor of the Uni
versal Spiritual Church, which has
been pending in the Suffolk Superior
Court for many months, came before
Il jury yesterday and upon motion by
his counsel, Samuel l.. Baifen. the
complaint was dismissed by the court.
Miss Ethel d. McFarlane, the young
Back Bay woman, who preferred the
charges originally, spoke of her rela-
tions with the spiritualst when
he told me that this ceremony was
binding on both OF us. | believed him
1t occurred to us as we were return
ing from cnurcn. Mr. Nicholson
carried a Bible with him and going
up the stairway and without any hest
tation. he asked me to marry him
then and there. | consented. He
then kissed the Bible and | likewise.
Then We clasped hands and repeat
ed after him. | promise to be always
your true and loving wife. He made
a similar assertion. Then at his re-
quest we sealed the ceremony with a
kiss"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
STRATTON

A. N. Williams the apothecary has
been on the sick list suffering from
severe cold.
Forrest r. Wing and wife have left
town and gone to Winn, Me-, where
he has a position with the American
Realty Co.
Clarence Therrien has moved into
his new home lately purchased of
F. r. Wing.
Charles Smart Is In Lewiston where
he is receiving medical treatment.
John Durrell and wife, who for
merly made their home with F. r.
Wing and wife, are now stopping with
his son, Earl B. Durrell
Tom Moore has been on the sick
list but Is improving.
Fred York was in Livermore Falls
over Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Robinson is working at
Hotel Blanchard
Jack Magee has bought the Charles
Guild farm, formerly the McCutcheon
place and taken possession.
Carroll Leavitt spent Sunday at his
home in Eustis.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
PLEASANT RIDGE

Mrs. Rose Williams an aged woman
living alone and about one-half mile
from neighbors, fell from the
scaffold in her barn one day last
week, seriously injuring herself. A
neighbor passing by her home noticed
there was no smoke coming from her
chimney, entered the house and found
her in a half chilled condition, lying
in her bed where she had crawled
from the barn at about the same hour
the day before At the present time
she Is being cared for by the family
Of C. c. Rollins and Is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
When in Skowhegan be sure to call
at the Cut Price Clothing Store. 1t
will save you money.
Herman Beane is working for Ross
c. Berry this winter.
One of the workmen at the Goo
long Camp" was taken seriously i'll
last week and started for Lewiston
Hospital but 1t Is reported that he
died on the way there.
Silas Hunnewell is slowly gaining
from his recent illness.
Gibson Armstrong OF Caratunk is
logging on the Spauldng farm at the
Carrying Place Pit.
Extensive improvements are being
made at Carry Pond Camps by its
new owner Mr. Mansir.
The schools in town closed Friday
for the winter vacation.
Harold Bickford who has been quite
sick with whooping cough, Is much
better.
Pouin & Laney, Skowhegan, sole
agents for the famous Johnson pants
Columbus Rollins. an aged resident
of this place, met with what might
have been a serious accident while go
ing down Beane hill one day last
week. Pony" his old horse became
unmanageable for some unknown rea-
son and threw Mr.. Rollins out and
pinned him beneath the wagon where
he lay for some little time before he
was able to get up and walk home,
Fortunately no bones were broken,
The horse in falling, cut off part of
it's tongue, but otherwise seems to be
as usual.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
WALKER D. RlSES. Director General of Railroads
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

Corrected to November 30, 1919
Trains Leave Skowhegan Week Days
500 a. m. for Waterville, Belfast,
Bangor, Oakland, Kineo, Pennington.
Lewiston, Augusta. Brunswick. Bath,
Portland, White Mountain points and
Boston.
11.45 a m. for Waterville, Bangor,
Bar Harbor, Calais. Nanceboro, Oak
land. Pennington, Lewiston, Augusta,
Brunswick, Bath. Rockland, Portland
and Boston.
2.35 p. m. for Waterville, Belfast,
Harmony. Dover and Foxcroft, Ban
gor Bucksport Saturdays only Au-
gusta, Brunswick, Bath, Rockland,
Portland, Boston, New York.
Trains Lenve SkOwhegan Sundays
8.45 a. m. for Waterville Bangor, Au-
gusta, Brunswick, Portland. Boston.
Trains Arrive SkOwhegan Week Days
7.40 a IN. from Waterville.
11.15 a. m. from Waterville, Belfast,
Pittsheld. Harmony. Dover and Fox
croft, Bangor, Bucksport Mondays
only Lewiston, Augusta, Brunswick.
sos p. m. from Waterville, Bangor,
Bar Harbor, Calais, Oakland, Augusta.
Lewiston, Brunswick, Portland, Boston.
Trains Arrive SkOwhegan sundays
1l.25 a. m. from Waterville, Pitts
field. Newport, Bangor, Augusta, Bath,
Brunswick, Lewiston, Portland, New
York.
d. C. DOUGLASS. Federal Manager.
NJ. L. HARRIS. Genl. Pass. Agent
When away from home, tell us
where you are; we want to reach you
with the Reporter every week.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
CORNYILLE

Enoch Flewelling has returned to
his work in Scion.
A. f. Barnes is cutting cedar posts
for r. ID. Rogers.
Rube Barnes is at work In Show
hogan on the new mill.
The Banks Bros. are doing quite
business cutting cedar posts and
nOlpa