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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-28
07l.z.NY BILLS PIRESE:N'I'EI N E E
 AT Y jlDNEAU

JUNEAU, March 2S- Many bills are daily being introduced in both houses of the Territorial Legislature Representative E George w. Penningtoj { Ncrana. introduced a bill today roviding for emergency appropria- ons for territoial schools.
 Senator John Roman, of Seward has introduced bill in the Senate ident;- n with that of Pennington's relative schools, and UlSo a bill for Pio' lccr pension it.: l.
 Both Houses has passed a resout' on supporting the League of Ma .ions." The resolutions were adopted lfter heatrd debate.
 Senator Roman has introduced: Ni'l grant ng a territorial medal tc very Alaskan who has been a solti ~ ,r sailor in the armed forces of thC United States.
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NEW YORK
 HA|SHARD WIND GALE

NEW YORK, March 28-- A heavy wind accompanied by a blinding snow ,torm has raised havoc here during he past twelve hours. Sidewalks ar covered with ice and tho streets arr ,kating rinks. Surface cars are collid ng, signs and. fences are being blown down. trees uprooted and pedestrian. :nocked over. Ono woman was blow' nto the east river this forenoon but 'escued before being drowned. The ic' ,overed rails caused a short eircu'' :his afternoon setting fire to an ele yated train. @
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NnNSTREL SHOW PEOPLE
 AND FRIENDS HAVE BIG
 TIME AT A. E. RECEPTiO,

Thc rcccl ltion and dance given D, tho Ary'. B r-r..Hood last night ( those ta&..r tart in the recent mil srcl show ". 8 highly enjoyable Q a- fan. The f~a..s rnh.Dg part repcato tE, 5r e., r0~ successes Cf the b. ri~lt. "Wcc, Wee Marie" and Smile and Ef-A Lucas rcPccted his parod. "Sy'cs." Joseph Be iger was the ca. err, dispensing coIcc, punch, sa1i wichas a1G ,ake. A. H. NCDonald w@ the big chef of the evening. N. X Horaer was che sther member of I,' com!.it.rr Nho assis.el m aakins t.' arra,. -riC''s
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Carl Roger, proprietor of the Wes. ter Hotel and Cafe at Petersburg, re. gently returned from the states after having a piece of bullet the size of dime removed from his brain. Roger was shot by his partner while running the Baltimore Grill at Petersburg, and it was thought that the bullet had all been removed but X-Ray pictures taken in hospital at the States dis closed a small flat piece pressing on the brain and 1t was decided to oper ate, which wss d9as successfully,
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PEACE PACT READY IN
 APRIL

PARIS, March 2S- It is hopcl hat the preliminary peace treaty will Je signed April goth.
 It is reported that the League 'f Nations commission has rejected Leon 3urgois Amendment providing for a 1ermanent military naval staff for he League of Nations.
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ANOTHER [. . :. ' RESIGNS
S Associated Press

BULLETIN. March 28- Herbert A. Meyer, Assistant Secretary of the Interior resigned today to accept n position with Texas Oil Company. Meyer made trip to Alaska two years ago to make an inspection of the government railroad. He had charge ,f the Alaska Railroad Commissiof under Secretary Lane. Meyer is to Dc associated with Texas Oil Concern.
 It is announced that Meyer will bo succeeded by assistant Secretary Hall. owell,
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NIP A PLOT

Allied secret service men, stated that it was planned to have had a big up- rising yesterday, the intention having been to have smuggled arms to sev- eral thousand Russians, held as pris- oners.
 The Americans however on Wednes- day night rushed the Russians aboard trains and departed thus frustrating tho plot.
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RICHARDSON GOING TO
 RUSSIA
Ry Associated Press

LONDON, March 2S-Brigadiei General W. P. Richardson leaves Lon lon within few days to command he American expedition in Northern Russia. The detachment going with Brig. Gen. Richardson volunteered from the American forces in France.
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MAYBE OUR OWN DICK

SEATTLE, March 2S- It is Oeiev. ed here that the commander of the American expedition to Northern Russia is none other that Richardson who was formerly the head of the Alaska Road Commission.
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By Associated Press

LONDON, March 2S- Action by the American troops looking after the Russian prisoners in Germany is be- lived to have nipped in the bud an important Bolsheviki plot. According to Berlin dispatches.
 The Spartacans, in a message srom sPandau, aud gathered in by the
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IILITARY UNIT WILL
 HAVE MEETING TONIGHT

Captain -Colburn has issued cal for meeting tonight of the Seward Military Unit for o'clock. Impor:. mt work is in hand and all member are asked to attend. Members of tho init having the front sight covering arc asked to turn them in now.
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CLOCKS MOVED AHEAD
 ON COMING SABBATH

'tsesfdiassp tte Wight Saving .Aet, 1aii clocks will be moved
 ahead at 2 o'clock on the morning Of March 30, which is next Sum- day. The clocks will be advanced one hour and not moved back again until the last Sunday in |" October.
 .ee eassss ssssses
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ADNDRED NlLl0A. TOAS OF COPPER
 ARE TO BE SOLD

WASHINGTON, March 2s- The United Metal Selling Company ha: ,een formed by producers to sell lO0,' 100000 tons of copper held by thu government. The copper will be soil 1t tn. market prices, allowance to bs made 70 the company for selling.
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Ferdinand Julius Raining, former fly a resident of the Rampant district, where he lived for may years, recent ly passed away at 2 San Francisco hospital of influenza. He has . step. mother Hvins h FsiydaAks
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,UrERDREAONOUGHT IS
 NOW IN COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s-By 4. P.- The superdreadnought Idaho the largest fighter afloat, was today nlaced in commission in the United States Navy.
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GREAT BRITAIN
 CAN NOT DISARh

LONDON, March 2S- ViScoun, Miller, C5,ou'a' Secretary to London: Lords Army and Navy, estimates thu neitEor che army TOT navy could } reduced. Viscyua, Miller states tha- the covaerv is'.iu far from q we. established peace.
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SAILING TO ANCHORAGE

According to advices reaching Sew ard, the Admiral Watson will sal rom Seattle on, April !7th and will 60 to Anchorage from Seward. The Alas "a Steamship Co., will have e steamer for Anchorage sailing; from seattls on April l7th, according to tho present schedule. .-'. ga- '.,.'
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By Associated Press

...- PARIS, March 2s- The Echo De Paris today says that it is rumored in various capitals of Europe that Lenine and Trotsky has sent Ameri- ca note asking that the United Stat es recognize the Soviet government.
 The Echo de Paris says it cannot say President Wilson is disinclined to give the request favorable consider aton.
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UNITED STATES
 ASKED 10 MAKE A RECOGNITION

ported that Lenine is urging the Hun garian government to send an army against Vienna-Prozsh. One hundred million kronen is wanted to finan e the project.
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KAROLYI NOT DEAD

LONDON, March 2S- Budapest reports that former Hungarian Prem fer Karolyi is not dead, as reported, and says that he is enjoying perfect liberty by the Bolsheviki officials.
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POSTAL SAVING ACCOUNT

Postmaster Root has received al. ices that the postal saving limit O. deposits have now been placed at B. 500 instead of S1000. |,
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 HOLDS A MEETING TONIGHT

Tee Seward Chamber of Commerce i'll held meeting tonight in the Fire Hall at 6 o'clock. AM members are 'e' oues.ad to be in attendance.
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RELATED CHECKS FOR THE r RED CROSS REACH SEWARL

Secretary George Sexton has receiv- cd two checks for the second Raf Cross war fund of last year. One chccl yas mailed Nov, 9th and the ottcr or Doc, 2-th. Both were mai, out by lJ. T. ECa'cy and sent or the abov, Cgtos from Dillingham;. Some mai service.
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AUSTRIAN TROUBLES

PARIS, March 2S- According 10 reports received here Austria is hay ing trouble and afternoon dispatches state that tl.e Austrian Communists are planning to gain control of the government.
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ENLISTING IN RED ARMY

. COPENHAGEN, March 2s- Many are reported enlisting in the Hungar- ian Red Army. The soldiers are to el- lect their own! commanders and also a commission of war and will also name the higher officers.
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LEVINE WANTS ACTION

LONDON, March 2S- It is re-
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at
Hugo. Colo. August 9. 1919
office is hereby given that Howard Lambert Of
~ Arapahoe. Iolo.. who on August q. 1915,
made Homestead entry serial No. Ul43l6 for Nwi,
section IA township lbs range 43w sixth principal
meridian has filed notice Of intention to make final
three year proof to establish claim to the land above
described before the clerk of the District Court in
and for Cheyenne county at Cheyenne Wells Colo.
en- the 5th day OF September 1919
Claimant names as witnesses
Fled Snyder Grover Horton. C Anderson A
Arnett, all OF Arapahoe Colo. -
aug 1 sep: 1. st JR Beavers. Re gister
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u S. Land Office at
Hugo, Colo. August z. 1919
4 Office is hereby given that Anton o HedIund. Of
~ Cheyenne Wells. Colo. who on August Z, IL l6
made homestead entry serial No. oi462s for Lots
G-7 ana section township l2s range 42w 9Th
principal ineriuian has flied notiSe OF intention 10
make final three proof. establish claim to the
'ano aooVe described, before ths Register and ke-
Reoever at Hugo. Coo. on the 17th day OF Septem-
Der 1919
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Lillian H'ooard. Ch syenne Ws.bs Colo, Fav 4 Nor
ton. Aiapdhoe Coio Marion Lake. Henry nink
Doth f IN ysnne Wsls. Coo
aug II Sept ! St R Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. w. s. Land office at
hugo, Eolu. hugISt9 I0ls
\ otce Is hereby given that William H Bran,on
~ Of 'ney chile y elis. COO. who on a U. ust o.
s'5 made homusteao etry serial No. Oi452I for
N"'4 sectlon township IS range 44w otn princ-
pal mexican has tileo notice OF int ntion to make
lna ihi oe Eruo 10 est1olIsh Calm to the iano
ioove oesCriueo before the Cierk OF the Distr Ct
curt CT Cheyenne County a Chg ernie Wells, Cclo
IN the 10, Gay OF Sepie nber 1913
Claimant names US Witnesses:
Squire hnl. bruce JoCksun harry Cake Enos
PlessIneer, oil OF Cheyenne Wells Culo
aug - sept II st Il Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. U S Land Office a,
Lamar, Colo. July l6 1919
\ Office is hereby given thnt Arthur Hutton OF
~ Cheyenne Wells. Colo who Septeu.brr 8.
9ia maze homestead entry seral No. olSl47 for
N's N'g. SWil NWia Section township les range
44w 9Th principal meridian has filed notice OF inten
lion to t:rahe final three year proof. to estab Isl.
claim to the land above described before the c ert
Of the District Count at Cheyenne Weils Colo on the
4th Cay OF September 1918
Claimant names witnesses:
John KING. Gepfge Goa. Jonas W Miller. How
ard Robertson all o. Cheyenne Wells Colo.
jul 3 aug % ST A / Beavers Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land oflce
Lamar. Colo. June %. 1919
\ Office is hereov given that Chester Anderson OF
~ Arapahoe Colo, who July s. 1918.
made Homestead entry serial No. Olso37 for Lots
l-e-9 ana IL section 80 Otownship los range 42w
SIKH prlncipal meridian has filed notice Of in
tention to make final three year proof 10 establish
claim to the land above described before the Cler.
Of the District Court Of Cheyenne county Colo at
CHEYENNE Wells. Colo. on the 3rd Gay OF September
1919
Claimant names as witnesses
Florence Darling, Guy Chase Clarence 3 Ander-
SON. all three OF Arapahoe, Colo. Richard { Skinner
q Towne-. Colo,
jul II aug Il Ct l Beavers, Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTIrE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The Interior. S Land Office at
Hugo. Colo. July II lel9
\'otce is hereby given that carney Pierce OF
n CheN enne Wells, Colo who on January S 1916
made homestead entry serial No. oli4se for Lots
81 and (NEiD section 70 township l2s ra ge
4dw sixth principal meridian has fled notice OF in
tention 70 make final three proof. to establish
claim to the land above described before the Clerk
OF the District Court OF Cheyenne county Colo. a,
Cheyenne Wells. Colo. on the 25th DAY Of August
1915
Claimant names witnesses
Cyrus Peterson. Ed J Fanselau. Harry Cake. all
three OF Cheyenne Wells. colo Bert Loper. Of Bur
linEton. colo
jul II aug 81 st J r Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Departmtnt OF the Interior. U, S. Lane Offioe at
Hugo, CoIo. Aug st 9 1919.
o,Ice is given that Albert H Peters Of Cheyenne
" " 'i's. Civ wn, Oh SUveho.r 20. 1917 mace
io res,eao entry Serial No Cl5u2S for Lots t-2-o
and I'Ei4) Section : township 5s range "a W
9TH principal meridian, has lee notice CT intention
TO make final three year proof, 10 eslaonsh Gain to
the lano ao-ve cescrbcd. before the Clerk OF the
O!sinot tourt OF Che, enne county, Colo at Chey-
snne Wells Lolo., on The I0,n cay OF .ytemoer
1919.
Ciam,nt names as witnesses
1 NJ ohulnm JonI AIKEN, J Marof Jack Shee
ey all OF Dneyenr.e meIiS. Coo
aug ~ Sept 10 6t j X Beavers. Register,
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOIICE FUN PUBLICATION
department of the Interior. U S Land Office at
Hugo. Colo. August 9. 1919
Notice is hereby given that Harry Wray Of
~ Arena. Colo. WIN on September 20, 1871 8 made
homestead entry No. 81 for Lots 1O-l5 and l6
- ton 81 town hip As range 46w 9Th princi
pa! meruan has filed notice oftnten,ion to make
final thres year proof to establish claim to the land
aoove described. before the Clerk OF the District
Court at Cheyenne Wells. Golo. on the 18th day Of
September 1918.
Claimant names as wt sises
G Helde. First View. Colo. John Towner H A
Cemans H Leslie. Of Arena. colo.
aug ~ sept ID 1t RBeavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-08-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land offi.e a,
hugo, Culo, Au.u,I 9. 1919
\ Office IS hereby siveh that Manford Brannon OF
~ ~hzy,nne Wei .CU!o. VINO OH teor uary &, 1916
made homestead entry No ol4aJs tor Los s-lo-lI
section township IS range 4+w 6ta pr.n,ipaI mt
Ioltn has n.ei notice OF Intention to make final
'aree year prof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before the CLERK O. the District Cour, M
Ches senne coUnty. Colo, al cheyenne Wells. Colo.
on lhe laIh day Of September 1919
Claim mt rames as Witnesses:
Wells D Jackson, John I For1sr. Warn HILL Har-
~ Cake. all OF Cheyen WelIs.Col
aug i4sept St Beavers. Register
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SALMON LOCALS
Apple turnovers Saturday a,
moons nj the Salmon Bakery.

Apple turnovers Saturday af,
moons at the Salmon Bakery.
George w. Oliver and George nj
Tor came home from New York /;
Friday,
Mrs, C w. Cockrell ~,ntinues
be critically i'll at her home east
the city.
The Lure of the Circus" Ia the n
est film production In serial to con
. 10 Salmon. II is scheduled for ADJ
IA AT the Grand. This is the most !.
pensive Offering ever shown here a,
will carry the wonderful Barnum
Baily features. Better arrange
see H.
There will be another oil cloth
drive from March cath TO 29th.
hunt up whatever you can, wash
or have II clean and bring to 4
Shenon corner any time mex wee
We have two tons as our allotmei
These garments Will be for all d
devastated countries except the c.
trial powers.
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LOCAL SPECIAL

! SALE-White Leghorn eggs at
DC pei setting. Mrs. r. ". White
ETED-Man and wife for ranch
trk. Write. or phone Mrs. c. B.
gey, Northfork, Idaho.
IN SEWING by the piece. An
bert on children's clothes. In
Ire of Mrs. Cecil Carlin, on St
aEles street.
Swanson Bros. ranch
Baker, early in December last. a
all 2,year old steer, branded c
Fright shoulder. light red spotaed
lite.
SALE-Shares of the csBatal
Dix of the Pioneer Bank & Trust
mpany. See Harry Kelly.
WANTED-Up to and includ-
March 10. for the immediate
Hing and delivery of 100000 feet
sawlogs, more or less, m Dry
lyon, eight miles south OF Lead
i; also contracts to be let in two
Yer canyons. Address or see NJ.
Friedorff at Leadore or call at
mon Lumber company'x office
further particulars.
SALE-Twenty head d shoats
good growing condition. Apply
Mrs. Jessie Daniels. Baker P. o.
ES-Bring your conhings. cut
and old switches. Switches
all kinds of hair work made
&. Expert work guaranteed.
han hair switches Tor sale.
hest price for hair. H. w. COZ
at Mrs Blake's, phone 17S
Salmon.
SALE-Planing gniH complete
electric power trnOdern 20
LEI together with building and
lots 20Ox5O feet on St.
Ties street. near the Catholic
tch. VIII be sold IA "a bargain
quick sale. MAURICE BIFFO,
hon. M-7-3t.
sALE-$1, 400 Oadsmdbile Spas
Ter car in good condition; win
for $1,000. For quick sale see
DRICE BIFFO, Salmon. MIST.
rE a full line OF cord and fab
Hires, tubes. etc. Tires l sell
be repaired at half price. Lee
hey, Salmon garage.
throw away Old tires when
can be half soled for as much
age again for one-half cost!
Lee Bradley, Salmon garage.
ALE-Four Salmon residence
rites. Inquire at law offices
uARLES & CHERRY.
accept Liberty Bonds at par
Ialmon property. Harry Kelly.
EMS, GEESE and DUCKS
ed at Eagen's market.
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Laundry Is Purchased

Fl L. Smith has become the owner
of the Shenon laundry equipment. in
disuse for number of years but
still in good condition. Mr. Smith es-
tablished the Salmon bakery about
year ago. After making II a good
business he recently sold it. His
new enterprise eommends itself to
his energy and first class business
ability. Salmon would seem to need
a modern laundry. AS soon as suit
able quarters can be secured Mr..
Smith will be prepared to install the
appliances he has secured, with 9th
ers if needed, to fill this long felt
want and necessity for the commun-
ity.
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Bad Taste In Your Mouti /.

When you have bad taste In your
mouth you may know that your di.
gestion is faulty. A dose of Chamber.
lain's Tablets Will usually correct the
disorder. They also cause gentle
movement OF the bowels. You will
find this to be one of the best medi.
cines you have ever become ,acquaint.
ed with. For sale by L. G. Hettinger
Salmon Druggist. Adv.
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Rerort From 0. c. School.

Mrs. Grace Lee. teacher OF n q
school. No. "a, reports the fDllowin
pupils neither tardy nor absent 70
the month of February. namely
Nonda Ling. Dear Swanson, Bernard
Swanson. vada Ling and Frances
Bahm
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; THE SALMoN-ARMsTEAD
. AUTO STAGE

Three times q week each
: way, Lsaring Salmon every
: Monday. Wednesday and Fri
: day and leaving Armstead ey-
; cry Tuesday. Thursday an Sat-
: urday, arriving at destination
: early in the afternoon of same
days. Carrying mails and pas
: sengers. Prompt service. No de-
lays. No long stops at intermed- :
late station. Through fare. SC :
+ i + = + I. i. :. ~ !. + j. So,
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YOUR EYES

ARE TOO PRECIOUS TO BE CARE.
LESS WITH OR TO NEGLECT.
HAVE THEM PROPERLY ATTEND
ED BY A SPECIALIST. DR. X, H.
SCARBOROUGH, WHO Will. BE
AT THE SRENoN HOTEL, SAT-
URDAY AND MONDAY, MARCH q
"a. HIS NEW METHODS HAVE
PROVEN SATISFACTORY FOR
HEADACHES, DIZZINESS, AND
NERVE OERANGEMENTS
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Mrs. W. II. Shoup and her son
Richard arrived home from Califor-
MIA on Monday The husband and
father. who had been called to Paca-
tello on business before the United
States district court as witness.
me. them on the train. Richard is
himself again, looking the picture of
health since his hospital Illness that
called his parents TO California two
months ago. He wore the handsome
uniform Of the infantry, having been
in training camp al San Diego.
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For a Bad Cold.

Take Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. 1t has stood the test of time
and can be depended upon For sale
by f. G. Hettinger, Salon Druggist.
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SALMON LOCALS ::

+ + i + + + !. + !. :. :. i !. 1. I. !. :.
Mrs, A. c. Cherry Ia recovering
from a serious ATTACK OF appendicitis.
Form good habits with coffee cakes
and rolls for Sunday breakfast. The
SALMON Bakery.
Charles AMI Guy Goff, Leesburg
mining men, We're over on Wednes
day transacting business matters in
Salmon.
Assist. Forest Supervisor Mangunl
was engaged last week marking tim
Der for Merritts sawmill al Forney
with large contracts in hand for the
cabalt mine. The timber Is TO be
cut on Cabin creek. with McEnerns
a Rocker doing the logging
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NESS AND PROFESSIONAL

kOSALiE c. STRfNGFELLOW
Rzine Subscription Agency
1 SALMON, IDAHO
IDLE subscriptions to every
hl published. Phone or write
lest clubbing offer on your
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Attorney John Z. Rees is fitting up
offices in the Brown building where
he may be found by those VINO re.
qulre his professional services. All
such may be sure of getting faithful
and prompt attention TO whatever
shall be committed TO his care.
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WANTED 70 BLY,

One hundred head of farm horses
mares or geldings and all colorR. for
which viii pay fair prices. See me
ar once.
GEORGE w. OLIVER. Salmon.