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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and OK
pressions Of sympathy and the beau
tiful floral Offering in the death of
our beloved wife and mother.
Carl Mcdonald
Susan Elizabeth Mcdonald
Helen Carlene Mcdonald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18
NelhotDiss (Aogeh

There will BE- held all the regular
services at the church nsxt euaday
Jan. 18th.
sunday school meets at s:>S .. =.
Morning worship II o'clock.
Epwosth League Dsvotionsi nsst-
Ing e:30 ,, N.
Evening worship 7:a0 o'clock.
The mosnins service will Be 10 the
form OF . Memorial service for our
church dad.
A cordial Invitation IL extended Ia
attend all our church ssrvicss.
A. ~. Macisan. Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

Quick Care for Crop
Watch for the hrst symptom Of
hoafssnsss and give Chambeslain's .
Cough Remedy at once. Il y prompt
and efloctual.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

A new auto repair shop has been
opened in Monte Vista at the old
Quiram shop on Adams street. The
proprietors are Mitchell and Rose
berry who are experienced mechanics.
They also will conduct = livery ser
vice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Tho Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Lariat Irrigation
Company will BE- held in the Town
Hall. Monte Vista. Colo. ON Tuesday.
January 2lst. 1919. At ; o'clock p.
M. for the election Of board Of d.
rectors and the Transaction Of such
other business ~ may properly come
bcfore the meeting.
e. L. CARTER. sscy.
1st pub. Jan. II; last pub. Jan. 1S
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18
SOCIETY

Miss Dcrnics Kistlsr Was the guest
OF Miss Coda Mccormick Thursday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. w. u. rsssstt and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bursstt were
Sunday dinner guests at the country
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Irons.
.
Mrs. II. z. LaGus and children
were guests Of Mrs. Oips wednesday.
Misses Nora and Louise French
were afternoon gusses Thursday Of
Misses Riley and Hsisig.
Mrs. II. 4. Lague and Mrs. Chas.
Holt were afternoon tea guests OF
Mrs. b. ~. Gibson Thursday.
Mrs. John Heckss WAS supper
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blackmors Tuesday evening.
A few Of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olin Psrdsw very pleasantly
surprised them on Wednesday svsn-
Ing In honor Of their nrst Wedding
Annivsrsary. Mr.. and Mrs. Psedew
were invited to take dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Holt that evening and
Just - the dinner was ready to BE-
served ton Of their friends arrived
bringing with them an abundant sup
ply OF eats" and announced that
they had come for dinner" The
dining table was soon extended and
an elaborate spread" was enjoyed.
places being laid for Msssrs. and
Mssdamss Perdsw. W. Z. White. Geo.
Burgstt. w. H. Fassstt. John Heck
a.. Chas. Holt. Misses Retta Fassett.
Vista Merchant and Master Rodney
Perdew. This being the Cotton An
niversary Mr.. and Mrs. Psrdsw re-
ceivsd some vsry useful gifts. A
very pleasant social evening was
spent with music and social chit-chat
and the friends departed at q late
hour. wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Perdsw
many more happy wedding anniver-
saries.
Miss Hazel Trapp Of Dol Norte
spent the weekend with friends In
Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Goif and fam
lily had rs dinner guests on last Sun
day: Mr.. Robert Graham and Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn 0off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietrich had
a. dinner guests Sunday evening:
Mr.. Frances Rutherford and Mr..
Jack Maxwell.
Miss Louise Fogle spent the week.
end with friends In Alamosa and At
tended the dance there Saturday
night.
Miss Mary Worth entertained At q
luncheon and slumber party on Sun
day evening. her guests were Cor
nelia Munsell. Thelma Correll, and
Ruth Van Nostrand.
Miss Mayme Bechtel entertained
with swimming party to the fol-
lowing guests on Saturday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Burger. DR.. and Mrs.
Van Nalin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fas-
sett, Miss Harney.
Miss Corrine Stearns was the din
ner guest Of Miss Fern Mccormick
on last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Goff enter
tanned the following guests last Sun
day afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Tyner and daughter Helen. Miss Car
rie Munsell. Miss Florence Kennels,
Messrs. John Harris and Maurice
Tyner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Graves enter-
tained Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. MacAr-
thur last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Graves had "A
their dinner guest on last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Jack Maxwell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18
1.uslsMaa

1.uShasaa
There will be NO services In the
Lutheran church Sunday. Jan. 10.
Martin l.. Mueller,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

Owing to arrangements already
made for services In other places
during month Of January. there will
be no services at 81. Jossph's Cath
Ollie church until the regular third
Sunday IN February.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

I.ADIEB-Doa't miss The oppoe-
tunity os gettia9 sosne Of thae Fiae
Lisea Possd Paper ~ 1oc the hog at
Tho New wetss-C -Chapaaa Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

~ Volt Tungsten and Nitroge,
Electric Lamps At Tho New Weiss.
Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-18

Sec the Patriot truck while in Den
YER. Displayed lobby Albany Hotel.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-04
HOW THE REINDEER INDUSTRY STARTED

in Congress looking relief the people Alaskan gold fields reported
 
  
  sheldon  and bring United possible disDursing New steamship February with immigrants sets of harness and large quantity reindeer forage After due advertisement Pennsylvania
  arrived Seattle March 1898 without accident loss t> animals excellent condition the the continent having been train On of the mtted he
  relief expedition regard the best method of driving
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  safe delivery at Circle G. D. Mkejohn informed oy the War
  been delivered  Department ha under the conditions in army In the time wess heinz
 
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  The reindeer o by Dr Jackson Upon the conclusion natives and charge of the of on
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-04
MS eU IDEo RET IN H M N T.

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-04
w A R PR HIBIT N.

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  dispensed without to institution the
   poverty ing nfuencei in America.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-04
s somEr,mg vouARe eo,Ae
(By George Matthew Adams.

By George
  ana he studied and dandy worked
  of thinking had  the at he we know. is WI know immense!". goine o what learn to-day what world be looking around to see wherea mar be because they might  o going 10 be just n latero
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
ENFERMOS DE PIEDRA

Anicauno Eby
expusar los de la disov piedas. >
hgado.
DOS1S Una cucharada
ga mn htro de aqua Sc toma durante ell dia
Antcalcuina Ebrey
Umtos fabrcantes Ebrey Chemical Works New York.
81 neceita ysed un remedo dsbe obtener elmeior
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

ciosas en- el sOmbrero. FL emba-
jadOr de Espaila, como un perfec
to diplomaticO, Sc pone algo com
pungido; pero es que esta son
riendO. A esta sonrisa diplomatic
ca responde la DANA tendiendo
la manO en- un gesto cortes Y
alegre; es ell saludO de una pa
risiense. Sin duda, por psychological
intuici6n, ell seguida de la ale
gria Sc trueca ell gracia y la cor
tesla Ell majestad, cuando la da-
ma recibe ell saludo se1oreadO V
espailOl de Gonzalo Bilbao. En-
tonces, Pinazo Sc adelanta, Y el
ramo de flores pasa de sus manos
a las de Bilbao, de las de Bilbao
a las de la dana, de las de la
DANA a las de un sehor cano, de
las de este seilor a las de Otro
que esta detras, y las flores huyen
en- sentido cOntrario al del sequi-
to que sigue madame Poincare
en- SUI vista 10 largo de las pa
redes agujereadas por la vision de
los pintores espaffoles.
Madame Poincare, delante de
TN cuadro, tiene el mismo gesto
que al saludar al embajador, de
encOntrarse frente a un conocidO.
IY es frente al retrato, pintado
por Zuloaga, de una DANA norte
americana que fue embajadOra.
En- este salon hay una mesa
como para celebrar un Consejo
de ministries. Muchos senores, gra
yes y t1midos, no Sc atreven a
acercarse la mesa y Sc quedan
sentadOs junto a la pared. Presi-
de ell doctor COrtezo, con ell aire
distrafdo que convene a tOdO ell
que sabe presidir. Eel doctor Cor
tezO, como tantos sabiOs que en-
Ell mundo han sido, sc defiende del
mundo exterior; ticne uno de esOs
rostros que hacen trincheras de
las gafas.
Habla cl professor Od6n de
Buen, y su corbatln blancO Sc
agita, porque el orador es dc ca
tedra, de los que uneven los bra
EOS menos que Ia nuez.
Y un sabiO frances, seguramcn
te secretario perpetuo de alguna
Academia, lie escucha atento.
90
El sabio Torres Quevedo deia
caer su corpulencia Ell una silla,
mira a todOs con cara de bucnO V
no dice NADIA. Otro hombre, que
auque tiene rostro de inquisidor,
sc Ocupa de ese dificil arte de la
paz (cuando no es de guerra J el
cOmcrcio-el secretariO de Ia Ca
mara de COmerciO de Madrid, 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

sc Maria Gonzalez. sc sienta Ell
otra silla y tampoco dice NADIA.
Gomez de Baquero, ell critico pom
dorado, no Sc sienta; sc queda ell
pie dentro de una casaca y aga
rrado a un mon0culo; Sc queda
solo, palido, con cierto aire de
intellectual agradable, y no dice
NADIA tampocO.
TOdo este sucede Ell un te dc
sociedad, donde rebullen los fran
ceses y ell professor Od0n de Buen.
Hay un sacerdote que lleva faja
morada y ribeteado de morado el
habito negro. Todos lie felicitan:
-Sehor academico..
Mi doble felicitaci6n, sci1ol
acad6micO ~. senior ObispG de
Estraburgo.
Sc trata de mOnSenOr Baudri-
Hart, que, con ell revuclo de
sus faldas sacerdotales, resulta
un volteriano al lado de la quie-
tud mIstica de Jose Maria Con
zalez, de Gomez de Baquero, de
Torres Queyedo.
go
Eel doctor pitaluga habla apar-
tie con ''Polibio'', quiero decir con
ell hebreo Reimach, hermanO de
Salom0n, de Salom0n Reinach.
y que es solamente 'Polibio" pa
"a los efectos de SUI firma Ell "Le
Figaro.
la nariz de Pittaluga plea Ell
los ojos saltoncs dc Jose Rel
mach.
Tn estudiante frances pronun-
cia un discurso ell espaiiol, a los
postres de un banquete. Y unas
estudiantas espaholas reparten
yemas de Sevilla para que las ro
ciemOs con los vinos de Francia.
go
Algunos franceses sc han sor-
prcndido agradablemente descu-
briendO ell sentido crItico de la
juventud espai1ola. Es el de cstos
estudiantes que Sc apartan 10 pc
sible del festejo official, afirman
los nuevos valores espafoles.
(iQue bien esta Arteta !-diccn
en- la Exposition de pinturas), y
Sc van a penetrar Paris, libremen
tie, por 10 bueno y por 10 malo.
90
Para la modistilla que en- la
cstaci0n arrabalera de Paris, pre-
guntaba:-cQuG cs la scmana es,
pa1ola quiza la semana es es.
paiIola sea una mirada encendida
en- el bulevar, los ojOs niilos Y
ansiosos de un estudiantc cspa-
mol.
Corpus BARGA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

amz~Ao onn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
HORNOS PARA PANADERIAS

Tenemos en- erstencG an n1mero Hmitado de Hornos
de herro marca "MESKEIc" cap0cidad para 5000
ibrGs dc pan dGrGs
Son muy econ6micos en- combwstibles q tdcilmente
trGnsp0,tdbes.
Tambi6n tenemos "stock" de toda clase de utensios
para pandder0s.
Sucesores de L. Villamil & Co.
San Juan. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
CRONICAS DE PARIS.
IQue es la Semana Espahola?

En- una estaci0n de los arraba
les de Paris, varias Obrelitas es-
tan esperanto ell tren, para If al
trabajo; es decir, para ir a la
huelga. Els Ia huelga del vestido,
la huelga dc los sastres y de las
modistas. Estas modistillas huel
guistas y arrabaleras que esperan
ell tren de Paris, Sc pasean abra-
zadas a ramos de lilas y cantan
do:
"a mi que me importa?
Yo hare la semana inglesa..
Tn muro de la estacion expone
en- un gran cartel, lamirada mas
distrafda, cierta cabeza energica,
que sale de un chistera enOrme.
Las modistillas, atraldas, sc de-
tienen V contemplan la efgie algo
cnfurunada de ID. Francisco Go
va Lucientes. Encima dice ell
cartel: "Exposicion de Arte espa-
iiol'. Y las Obreritas rompen a
cOrO:
Tn espagnol severe
dune ouvriere. :.
Y una de elias, que debe tener
mas conocimientos del espailOl,
les explica las Otras:
Las modistillas saben 10 que es
la semana inglesa. Saben que la
semana inglesa significa no ira
bajar los sabados por la tarde.
La semana espahOla, significarla
no trabajar ning1n dfa de la Sc
mana? Una de las muchachas ex-
pone esta sospecha, agradable y
completamente huelguistica. En-
pieza cantar:
IA mi que me importa?
Yo hare la semana espafiOla.
Pero la otra de los conocimien
tos del espailol, interrumpe muy
seria:
=; No, no es ESQ!
-Entonces ;que es la semana
espafiOla?
"A mi que me importa-vuel-
ven a cantar todas las modistillas
a corO, mientras aplastan sus Ii
las entire los brazos, al subir al
tren, que sc ha detenido un minu
to, camino de Paris.
90
La semana espaiiola no es solo,
para el gran pGblico, las sesiones
de intercambio docente g intelec-
tual que estos dfas Sc celebran en-
Paris, y a las que aluden los pc
ri6dicos. Es tambien la Exposi-
ci0n de Artc espailol. Els el Artc
V la Ciencia. Els todO Y, 81 vamOs
buscar la verdad, no es NADIA de
csto; es algo menos academico V
no menos importante. Els una Sc
mana lie rOdar pOr los espaciOs
de Paris-espaciO de enedimen-
siones-un mundillo espailol de
profesores. de artistas, de estu-
diantes. Los mundOs, como las
coQuetas, Sc hacen rodando en- la
masa nebulosa. La semana espa-
nola resulta, segGn el modo de
Paris en- que la cOnsideremOs,
una revcrencia, un discursO, una
conversation, un estrechar las
manos, quiza algGn que Otro gui-
no, V de seguro-y aqui esta su
impOrtancia-un abrir de Ojos.
80
Gonzalo Bilbao y el cmbajador
de Espaiia csperan a la pucrta
de la Exposition espaIola. De-
tras sc halla PinazO, con un ramo
dc flores, y Madrazo y los otros
muchachos que Sc ocupan de la
Exposition. Aparece en- la puerta
una dana menuda, viva, elegan-
te, con unas plumas atlas y gra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

Por popo negocO vender los comeantes
detenamne m6t0s cuauier aparato
odo apreciar antes de inverr
Por damo hechO de habe vndido
panta los comercanes de la Ia pue citarse
necesario utdad de pana electica
DELCOIGHT iCuaes seran las venaas les ndujeron
prar La
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acuerdo de la Junta de Directories cita por preene
una general exraordnara de accionsas que debera
ener ugar los altos del Muee No ell sabado da 81 del
enrane de Junio las dez de la mafana ell fin de
resover que mas convenga espco la continuation de los
negocos soucion de la Compania que consi
dera Hegado ell case.
San Juan, P. R., Mayo 20 de 1919
Ell Secretaric
A. DiaZ Nor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19

Gonzalo Bilbao y el cmbajador
de Espaiia csperan a la pucrta
de la Exposition espaIola. De-
tras sc halla Pinazo, con un ramo
dc flores, y Madrazo y los otros
muchachos que Sc ocupan de la
Exposition. Aparece en- la puerta
una dana menuda, viva, elegan.
tie, con unas plumas atlas y gra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
ALGO DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
LOS TERRITORIES QUE pIERDE ALEMANIA

Uno de los pntoS nereSaneS del Taado Gle que los
aliados mponen Aemana ell relative los territories
den de propdad del mpero deotado No enra esta
sa de perddas eativa las coona que sabdo
mportantsmas los puebos de Prussia sometdos
a pebiscto
En- Asaca Loena Aemana pere 1240 Kilometres cuadrados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
i
ANTICAICIJI1I EBREY
REUMATICOS


eiminando de el acido 1rco,
Ani:a los nfamaci6n
arena
Cura ell aarro de la vJiga
hinchaz6n prostate enfema
canal de la oina
AnicaZ Ebrydes el
A.icaL uiaaE E5rycor la incontne de a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
DELCO-LLGHT
LAPLANTAELECTRICAC COMPLETA
LOS COMERCIANTES.

RO ser % pD de- los snnea S
oes nara n nropo uso aper u costo antes de- inyer SD
dneo EN- a Po esto dos heco haer endo unas qun
% mas M fuera de Ia udad de la pana ectrs
- Es BUEN ANUNCIo.
TodOs cOmerclantss prOgreslstas bgens
@ aGnds hay % aas Daae 9s end Una
COMODIDAD.
popa eomGadea smpedos coando hsys
@ esudag @ sin lars
de La tenda. la ofcina, deposo, garage tAhona etc
ny1rA 1NczSD1os.
possible E.s nsy . s.a d ss 1Ss
sSs '' '''' "
~~a Es UNA ECoNoM1A.
La plenta (peroleo Un
a e d euao % Ia luz este
ceis centavos kilOvaiO. la corriente prOducida.
oTRAs vENTAJAs
Como motor IS acumulador
cne oma la corriene noche sn uncone motor
rriente certas pantas pdblcas 1sla
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
panas casas progresistas
conservatives como los sres (Ciales)
7ss VS eoia!s.S ais
Ramon Torres San German) SObs de Gonzalez tSaina
Santos Garocales) Rubert zvala Ca (To Baja) Bernab
Perez VieQues
R. D. Benjamin Jean Peterson, de Santa
- MERECE CONSIDERATIONS
LO anedchO
mero de panta tan enco
nejarla G6
popa comoddad prOsperad
requisites negocio medic
estio del sgo pasadO?
PREC1O
Ell precio po fabricanes Cuesta oui
nientos dez completes e
a regdO dde IS
ell ALA anuncando
de pantas despacho Immediate inruccones
formes detalados espanOL Eba
pidiendo catalogo,
C. O. LORD & CO.
Marques HeTmGmos, j. j. Ger0rdino,
ARgCIBO P0yru
Cuando escriba nLPARCIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
ADEREZO DE- BRILLANTES

Sc venderia $4,000 nagnfco aderezo de briantes
nontados patino oro obra de la casa Masriera de
Barcelona; consstente en- pendent puIsera pendien-
tes Informara Sr NJ P-Box 2O5-Lares, PR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-19
$4,000

Como arba ndcamos sometern pebscito oros terrific
rios de Prussia que mden 1876 Kilometres cuadrado pe
del Schleswig con S082 Kilometres cuadrados
Estas las pddas teroraes de Aemania sin ener
NADIA cuena que supone perdda del Impero colonial
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-12-18
WINTER WEATHER FORCES SHUTDOWN
Of WORK ON N0RTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY

Wbitebird link of the North and South
highway. Work was stopped Satur-
day. when the last camp was closed.
Two hundred men suddenly found
themselves out of employment when
decision was reached to suspnd work on
fine bio road Job until spring. THESE
mon were discharged late last week,
the last gang of seventy receiving pay
checks last Saturday.
More than $4,000 in wages was paid
out in Grangeville Saturday by MI
BickneH. This money was cash'
Wages for most Of the men covered the
entire month of November, and Ihe
first thirteen DAYS in December The
woes however. were not included en-
tirelv in November and December pay
roIls A number of men, who had Deen
working on the highway all summer,
allowed their wages to accumulate, and
aid NOT cash their checks until they
ouit work. One man, steam shoVel
on gineer who had been in the employ
Of Tho contractors for ten months mad
not collected a cent in wages. lie pre-
ferred his money at one time, ana odt-
urdav was given a check TOT @ioVo'
The Grangeville- whitebird link Of
the highway is about 80 percent com
nIete. according to Frank Sturgih' VINO
bas been in charge of construction. IL
us hoped by the contractors that
,reo+ber conditions would permit work
Jnr;ng the entire winter, but an early
cold Spell greatly handicapped opera,
tions With no assurance of improved
conditions, the contractors concluded
to halt operations until spring opens.
The ~ contract requires work on the
Granoeville-W hitebird link of the road
~ he completed by July l, 1920.
Mr. Bicknell's office in Grangeville
will he open during the winter for the
transaction of business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-12-18
MARRIED AGAIN But
NOT DIVORCED, is
PLIGHT Of CARE1S,
NOW IN YAKIMA
Former Local Insurance Man
Is Welded in Spokane;
Wife and Two Babes Here
Saws He Was Under Impress
ion He Had Been Legally
Relieved of Obligations

uonhor+ William Carrots, former
c.nnaevillo insurance man, was married
=, cTotane last Saturday to Miss lrma
Olive Shepard, who formerly was ms
stonoorapher while he was engaged IN
business in Grangeville. Carrots, accord
;ng to local records and information op-
ta to? from his place of residence since
no left here a year ago, has wife, Mrs.
Iosie Carrots, and two small children,
residing in Grangeville.
Carrots who resides in Yakima, Wn.,
declared he was under the impression a
divorce had been granted him in Idaho
Ia was interviewed Thursday by a
correspondent of the Idaho County
Free Press, at which time he said he
imagined divorce had been granted.
"Snit is pending in your courts" the
correspondent wired the Free Press. 1t
is believed this impression was convey
ed 70 the correspondent by Mr.. Carrots
himself.
Henry fletcher, county clerk, auditor
and recorder, after a search of the
records, said no papers had been hled
in the district court for Idaho county
in any divorce case involving Herbert
William Carrots and Mrs. Josie Carrots,
his wife in Grangevllle.
Carrots, Judging by the telegram re-
ceived from the Free Press correspon-
dent at Yakima, had not procured a
divorce from his wife in Washington
courts.
Information of Carrots recent mar
riage to Miss Shepard was first recei-
we'd here through a Spokane paper of
Monday, which carried the following
item:
Herbert William Carrots of Yakima
and Miss Irma Olive Shepard of Spo-
kane were married in the presence of
relatives and friends at the BRIDE
home 1928 York avenue, Saturday
evening at s, the Rev. w. A. Archibald
Shipway of st. Matthews Episcopal
church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
cts will make their home in Yakima
where he is in the insurance business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-12-18
HOUSE DESTROYED BY
FIRE; NOTHING SAVED
NELSON'S HOME BURNS WHILE
FAMILY is ATTENDING. PIC
TURE SHOW

Fire of unknown origin Tuesday
night at 8, totally destroyed the home
of AL Nelson, in the northeast part Of
the city.
The dwelling, one-story frame struc
ture, was burning furiously before the
fire was discovered. Nothing was saw
ed from the building
Mr. and Mrs Nelson and child were
at the picture show when the fire broke
out, and their home had burned almost
to the ground before they were aware
it was on fire.
So rapidly did the flames spread,
that fremen were powerless to save the
house. A dog which was in the house
burned to death.
Mr.. Nelson IS loss in household goods
is estimated at more than $500, with
$500 insurance. The house was owned
by f. w. Oliver, whose loss, it is said,
is fully covered by insurance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-12-18
SANE PERSONS RA|LROADED TO
ASYLUM BY RELATIVES, CHARGE

action taken by the asylum board
of directors on December 2, when
on motion of R. J. Comstock OF
Rexburg, the biard asked the institg-
tin ss ~ to make immed-
ately a careful examination Of every ~
patient after which he will report TO
the board the names of those VINO
should be discharged as sane, together
with the histories of their cases.
az NEVER WE'RE CRAZY PERSONS
This action was brought about by
tbe statement of the superintendent 10
the effect that fully thirty-fve OF tne
800 inmates are not insane and never ,
were insane. When his report is ready
y sneeiaI meeting of the board of diree-
TORS will be called to act upon 1t;
In addition to the persons VINO are
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