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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

paa, jeg mere nejagtig og spe-
cificeret.
Mr.. Nielsen ~bebrejder mig, at
ieg som Redaktor tager Del j
denne Droftelse og siger: bet
er lidt vanskeligt at forstaa, at
en- Mand, som er sat til at ware
.tage Samfundets I%nteresser j
Bladene, vii paatage sig saadant
Ansvar, og nu i sidste Danskeren
.faar vi denne lojerlige Underret-
ming, at Komiteen har fundet,
at Skolen like er farlig at DO i,
men skal flyttes. ia, Hensigten
helliger Midlet, og kunde Diet lyk-
kedes at faa Komiteens Arbejde
latterliggjort" 0. 5. V.
Dertil faar jeg for Diet forste
bemerke, at jeg like har taget
j denne Dreftelse som RE
ldaktor,' men som i%nteresseret
lMedlem af Den forenede d. l..
lKirke og med Navns Un~derskrift.
Jeg har like, idet jeg tog imod
Kaldet til Redaktor, forpligtet
mig til like at have nogen per-
sonlig Mening eller at udtafe
den.
Men for ovrigt = skulde jeg
som Redaktor, yaretage Samfun-
diets I~nteresser i Bladet, saa er
'det vel Meningen, at jeg skulde
gore Diet, som jeg ser Samfun-
diets I~nteresser', ikke9 ligesom
Mr.. Nielsen som Komitemedlem
v~aretager Samfundets %Interesser,
som han ser dem.
Jeg agtede aldeles like, hver-
ken at komme med nogen ,,l0j-
erlig Underwriting eller at lat
terliggore Komiteens Arbejde.
Men her er, hyad der STAIR at
llase i O. L. Y. Nr. Il, Side 213:
While the committee does not
find the buildings at Blair at all
dangerous - all members agree
that we must either rebuild or
move elswhere." Jeg forstod, at
man med Udtrykket mot at all
dangerous mente, at Diet like
var farligt at boo i dem. Err DEF
MistydningY Hvis like, saa beho-
ver Midlet vel like at helliges da
Diet er kommet fra Komiteen
selv.
Det er selye Sagen og Sam
fundets Interesser, jeg har haft
for Ole i de Bidrag, jeg har gi-
wet til Dr9ftelse af yor Skolesag.
Jeg har afholdt mig fra at blan-
de Personer ind i den, og Diet
har jeg haft let we'd, de- jeg slet
like har haft Diet ringeste imod
nogen Person j denne Forbindel-
Use.
ON wore Larere har jeg ment, at
de har arbejdet med baade Tro-
skab og Flid i den Corning, hvor-
It'll Samfundet har kaldet dem.
iOg .ieg narer like mindste Tvivl
om, at jo baade Kirkeraadet og
ISkoleraadet handlede i Samfun-
fundets I~nteresse, som de saa den,
da de indgay deres Udkast og
Anbefaling til Aarsmodet.
Jeg udtalte 10 ogsaa Paask9n-
nelse af, at Aarsm9det fix kal.
Diet en- Mand I'll fremtidig Lerer
we'd Skolen og fattet Bestemmel-
Sc ON at ndyide Skolen til at
give fluid College Kursus.
Men hyad der stod klart for
init Blk var, at Diet var forkert
at begynde Udyidelsen udefra
Stedet for indenfra. Bygning ga
ranterer like, at Skolen oliver
ZEN Success. Kommer Skolen godt
i Gang, saa faar vi nok de Byg-
ninger, den behover. bet har
ingen forsegt at modbevise, men
alligevel anker man over, at jeg
har sagt Diet.
Og saa har jeg paapeget, at I'd
videlse az Bygninger vii medic
re foregede aarlige Udgifter. In
gen har forsggt at modbevise Rig
tigheden deraf; like desto min
DIRE skal jeg hore ilde for, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Saa err der imidlertid en- anden
Siden af S~kolesagen, ieg like
kan undlade med Diet samme at
berore, den nemlig, der hanger
sammen med Sprogsp0rgsmaa-
let. Dana College o. Trinitatis
S%eminarium var 10 o%prindelig
en- dansk Skole. Og som saadan
har man vel nermest betragtet
den indtil nu. At der we'd Aab-
n%ingsfesten i Aar blev talt og
sunget udelukkende Engelsk cog
Diet til Trods for, at der neppe
fandtes mere end ct eneste Men
neske i Forsamlingen, der like
kunde forstaa Dansk) kunde ty-
de sterk paa, at Skolen like
lengere er dansk.
Men er vi nu yirkelig ogsaa
ferdige til i den Grad at gaa
over j Diet engelske2 Err det mon
like at foregribe Udyiklingenf
Og kan vi med Rimelighed ven
te, at vi paa wort n@ryerende
Udviklingstrin og med de Kref-
ter, vi RAIDER over, med Held
skal kunne konkurrere med
andre engelsk-lutherske Skolerl
Err vi virkelig saa fuldsten-
dig ferdige til at sige Dansk-
heden Farvel, var DIET saa like
klogere og bedre med Forset
og god Willie at marine os ct
storre og sterkere luthersk Kir-
kesamfund, der kunde yde os
den Hjelp, vi saa haardt trfen-
ger til j wort engelske Arbej-
de? Maaske vi ad den Vel og.
saa kunde finde roligere Kaar
at fortsette Diet danske Arbej-
de under, hvor man fremdeles
onsker Diet fortsat. Vel er jeg
mig bevidst, at Diet Wide yere,
hvad man med ct felt Ord kali
der lat lade sig opsluge". Men
hvorfor like? bet blev dog
under ovennevnte Forudsetning
- Enden paa vor Historic al
ligevel.
II. Skoy Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

| Tilfalde af, Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. skulde dette like
hjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til dan
s~keren''s kontor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
News-Times Tourists
In Canon City Today

The winners In the recent popular
i'y contest OF the Rocky Mountain
News and the Denver Times. who are
making n complimentary motor trip
,hronsh central. western and southern
Colorado at the expense OF those jour-
nails. arrived in, Canon City wednes.
day afternoon from the Mesa Verde
National Park and are guests at the
Hotel Canon. There are 25 people
In the party, is OF whom are young
women. eight of them from Denver
and seven from outside points. The
party Is travelling under the direction
of G. b. Merrick of Denver. formerly
OF Colorado Springs. and ic having A
delightful time. The party left Den.
yer july l. and will complete its out.
ing on its return to that city on Sat
urday after travelling more than 1000
miles. In the personnel are a chap
erone. news reporters. chauffeurs and
tour directors. The itinerary of the
party has included some Of the most
magnificent mountain scenery of the
stnte. and its members have enioyed
It to the utmost.
Wednesday night the visitors en-
joyed plunge In the Canon City nat.
atorium. and today were taken TO
various points of scenic interest about
the city. including n run over the Tun-
mel road and trips TO the top OF the
Royal Gorge and over the Skyline
drive. The party left here ,his after
noon for Colorado Springs where It's
members will be registered at the
Broadmoor, hotel. A day and half
win be spent in the Pixies Peak dis
trict. taking In its scenic attractions.
after which the party win return to
Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
Chandler News

Mr.. and Mrs. John Moschetti are
the proud parents OF a baby boy. born
July 2.
Miss Struthers visited Mrs. Ithel
Williams several days last week.
The young people held a social and
dance at the school house last Thurs
day evening. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Mrs. Ed Williams and Tom Jones
went TO Trinidad July , to be married.
returning to the boarding house July
Z. The newly-weds were duly char
varied.
Chandler was nearly deserted the
Fourth. parties going to Salida. Gar.
den Park. Greenwood and the Royal
Gorge.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
PRESIDENT adore SES SENATE
PLACES PEACE TREATY BEFORE IT
Says u. S. Has Been Offered the Moral Lea
dership Of the World, and Cannot Reject
it Easily.

through the League Of Nations its
task Of maintaining -the new order Of
things set up in the world"
The President limited at the ae-
eeptancee Of masdatory when he
said: weak peoples everywhere
stand ready to give US any authority
among them that will assure them
friendly oversight and direction" He
stated that he would later present to
the Senate the treaty under which
American aid 10 pledged to France In
the case os ursrovoked and unwsr-
rantsd aggression by Germany.
Immediately after President wiIson
had left the Senate chamber . reso-
luton was introduced by Senator
Borah calling on the President to
send TO the Senate, u not ineompati.
Bile with the public Interests, all let
ters and protests fro members Of
the peace eommIsslon relative to the
shantunu settlement In his posses
sion. The resolution makes special
request for a letter alleged to have
been written by Gen. Bliss on behalf
Of himself. Secretary Lansing and MIR.
white Of the American peace commits
sion.
Tho President 10 also asked to sub
nit any memoranda available which
would Indicate that Japan attempted
TO eoeree the Chinese delegates to the
peace conferences In the shantuno
matter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
Wednesday
MUSICAL RECITAL
MONDAY AFTERNOON

An Interesting musical recital was
given by the beginners anu more ad-
vanced pupils OF Miss Hendrickson in
parlors of the First Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon, at which a
considerable number of guests and
visitors were present. The program
consisted OF instrumental solos and
duets. and was participated In my
Mary Hardy. Marie Knox. Dorothea
Wade. Elizabeth Patterson. Alice Ler-
Use Emmerson, Miriam Armen,rout.
I.asetta Loehr. Muriel Clark. Emma
Schlaeppi. John Kenneth Emmerson.
Helen Nelson. Mildred Shirley. Lucille
Kennedy and Margaret Harding. Miss
Kennedy rendered pleasing vocal
solo and Misses Margaret Harding and
I.asetta Loehr sang pretty duet.
CLEANING UP AFTER
ROCKVILLE FIRE
The debris on Front street at Rock
vale, resulting from the recent FIRE,
has been cleaned up and that portion
OF the town looks much better as
consequence. Mr.. Doran. whose house
was damaged, has finished the work
of repairing. Nothing definite has
been decided regarding the rebuild
ing of the town hail. and probably
nothing will be done until the insur.
ance Is adjusted.
RETURNED MONDAY
FROM ROCKY FORD
Miss Helen Seaman. who wcs del.
egate TO the recent state convention
OF the Society OF Christian Endeavor
at Rocky Ford, returned homo Mon
day afternoon. other delegates from
the First Presbyterian chufch In
cluded Misses Florence and Esther
Ritxman.
Will MAKE rhglR
HOME IN bGNvgR
Mr. and Mrs. eibcthan, Who came to
Canon City about nix wssln aeo from
81. Loris. have decided to MAKE their
home IN beaver and teft herSr ar that
p1ace last Fftkky. Ma nlhoeksn u
Z aSece Is Nh, Ja6s1naA 9ennAn.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
VISITING FRIENDS
FROM TRINIDAD

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tallman and
daughter. Ruth. of Trinidad, who have
been visiting their daughter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parsons. at
Florence. arrived here today for .
visit with friends
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17


Washington, July fo.---The United
States has been offered the moral
leadership Of the world and can not
reject II without brcakIng the worlds
heart, President Wilson declared to
the senateetoday, In presenting for
ratification the German peace treaty.
The rejection Of the League of Ma
tons would be rejection Of the
worlds confidence. the President
ststed- Without the Lea-ue Of Ma
lions. he asserted, the treaty Of peace
would be ''oniy scrap Of paper"
President Wilson began his speech
by outlining how American troops
had turned the tide Of the war for the
Allies and. on coming to the peace
conference at Versailles, reviewed
some Of the complexities and Difficult
ties growing out o. the custom and
disposition In some quarters to cling
20 the old order Of things.
He said the treaty was not exactly
the sort OF a document that the United
States would have written. but that
" concerned to the - points. and
meets all OF the practical needs Of
the situation. 1--WE sought no special
reparation for Ourselves, but only the
restoration Of right and NE assur-
anee Of liberty .evsry~ners," he de-
ciared. He ssId the question was put
squareiy UP to the United States
whether Il would endeavor to resume
Its old policy OF Isolation. or continue
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
Fruitmere Notes

o. NJ. Stehiin. E. Fl. Lambuth. Nor
man Mcleod and NJ Msdsen left Sun
day for Greed where they viii spend 9
few days fishing. The trip was made
in the Stehlin car.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Powers motored
to Guffev and speA the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Runner and
i.rshter OF Pueblo spent the Fourth
with the formers parents.
Mark and Pearl Gage motored to
Colorado Springs Sunday.
: Mrs F. Hinkel of Kansas Is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
L. King of Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Madsen spent Fri
day at the Boysen home on Orchard
Park.
William Ga-braith left Monday foi
his home in Gillespie. Ill. after few
days visit at the home of o. NJ
Stehiin.
Fritz Teller and Garrett Edwards
are here from Alamosa where they
are employed. to spend few days
with their parents They returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Cameron and little son
Robert left Wednesday for Idaho
where she will Join her husband. who
Is at present in the mining business
William Stream came down from
Victor and viii spend the summer at
the home OF his brother, Charles
stream of Fowler avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hayes and chill
dren spent the Fourth at the Ahart
lakes. fishing.
Miss Pauline Frieling and her niece.
Miss Violet Meyer OF Denver, were the
guests of Mrs. Vernon Scheuike of
Cobtral street for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Foremsr wee
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Aadsen
Sunday
The Misses Pauline Frieiins and
Violet Meyer were the dinner guests
of Mrs Henry Martin Saul. day
Master Franklin .Augnssiae enter
tat ed few OF his friends the Fourth
az his home on West Cyanide avenue.
In the evening ice cream and cake
were served. Those resent wesc
Edward Lunquist. Arthur Jorgen-
son. John Cooper and Andy Lunouist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben vondra and daugh-
ter Margaret. and Mrs Salisbury and
children motored to Creamer the
Fourth and spent the day with Ben
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter and
mother came UP from Pueblo and were
the guests at the d. X. Wilson home
for the Fourth
The Presbyterian Endeavor met at
the home OF NJ. and Mrs. Arthur KEGS
on Greydene avenue Tuesray evening.
Refreshments OF ice cream and cake
were served and later all enjoyed q
hayrack ride
Miss Grace Wilson left for Pueblo
Saturday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
CAN0N'S Chance.
BELIEVED TO BE.
AS GOOD AS ANY
FOR HOSPITAL.
Secretary Bradbury Reports on
His Conference in Denver
Over the Location Matter.

Secretary r. A. Bradbury returned
home "Wednesday night from a few
days business trip 10 Denver and COL
orado Springs. Al Denver he attend
ed a meeting on Tuesday OF the Colo
RADIO Development Federation. nj
which the proposed government hos
pi,al for this state was considered In
detail by representatives of the yari-
Gus towns endeavoring TO secure its
location. He spent Wednesday In
Colorado Springs looking over the
tourist situation there and. incident
ally. doing little advertising for
canon City.
SO far rs the government hospital
Is concerned. there is nothing special
to report. according TO MIR. Bradbury.
for the reason that no definite steps
have as yet been taken by the author
titles In Washington for fits establish
ment. Carl Hinton. executive secre-
tary of the Co orado Development
Federation. was preseu, at the meet.
ing In Denver on TUESDAY end placed
before IL what information he had
concerning the contemplated hospital.
MI Hinton. II will be remembered.
was commissioned by the federation
several months ago TO 20 to Washing
ton and watch the hospital situation
there. and his report 10 the Denver
gathering on Tuesday covered kis OBJ
servations OF the matter while there.
After laying before II what infor-
nation on the subject he possessed.
Mr.. Hinton was authorized by the fed
Grafton to return to Washington as
soon as possible for the purpose OF
keeping In touch with the PROPOSE
tion and TO apprize his principals In
this state OF any developments in re-
iation to the institution that might
occur. His brother. b. Z. Hinton.
who Is an attorney in Washington.
but at present visiting in Denver. was
employed TO assist the federation In
landing the hospital as speedily az
possible. Delegates from about a
dozen Colorado towns were in attend
ancc at Tuesdays meeting OF the fed
Grafton. and the matter Of the hospi-
tai was discussed In open forum. but
no arguments were presented to d.
rect attention to the advantages OF
any particular place for the location
of the Institution. or the dozen or
more towns seeking TO secure the
hospital. only about half. in the op'n-
ion of Mr.. bradbury. are real compel
itors for the prize. While II would
be as difficult to state what the gov
eminent will do In the premises as
It would be to say where lightning
will strike. Mr.. Bradbury expresses
the conviction that Canon City's
chances for obtaining tho hospital are
second to none.
All the facts pertaining to sites TOT
the proposed hospital are In the pos
session Of the government, and every
body 10 waiting ON the action OF the
Washington authorities Just how
soon the matter will BE- dispossd Of b
largely eonjscturai. but II v generally
tho1sht that thefs VIII - 70 great a.
~ u ~ detsenat HAtl6a' I s''s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
TRAM SERVICE TO
BE RESUMED THIS
AFTERNOON WHEN
STRIKERS RETURN.
Vote to Return to Work at
Former Wage While Ques-
ton is Arbitrated.

Denver. July iI-Street car serv.
ice will be resumed in this city this
afternoon as a result OF n vote Of the
strikers 10 return to work at their
former wages with q provision that
their demands for an increase Of pay
will be arbitrated. The public will
pay scent car fares until tho City
Council PUSHES through a Scent ordi-
nance. The jitneys will probably be
discontinued today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17

Mrs. Lutin Quick and daughter.
Thelma. Of St Joseph. Mo. are visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Quick's sister.
Mrs. NJ. B. Baber on Orchard Park.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
OPERATED ON AT HOSPITAL
LAST TUESDAY NIGHT


Deputy Postmaster John W En-
merson was operated on at the Graves
hospital at . O'Clock Tuesday night
for stranguated hernia. Complies
lions in connection with the ailment
from which he suffered rendered the
operation ut once difficult and serious
but despite that fact 1t was eminently
successful. The patient is reported
to be getting along very nicely
NEW STYLE FEATURES
AT THE JONES THURSDAY
The Rothapfel Unit Progam, which
Is billed at the Jones Theater Thurs
day night Is the latest thing in now
ing pictures. Tue Unit Program was
originated by Samuel l. Rothapfel.
who believed that music should be
added to the theme OF the pictures.
With this idea he has huilded a pro,
gram that IL complete from star. to
nnish. There are six distipct fea-
lures which characterize DE Rotha-
pfel program--music. effects. maya
sine. novelty prelude. dramatic tea
tpre and coma1H
+ The Ruslo b a. Rokhaptel's ovn Ar
fsNssnsat ~ eaeets rsDrseeat ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
PuEBtoAN GUEST
AT MIkESElL RANCH

Miss Laura Stockwen of Pueblo ar
rived here Saturday and is CUES
at the Mikesell ranch on Eight Mile
Park
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
SUFFERING FROM
ATTACK OF MUMPS

SUFFERING FROM
ATTACK OF MuMPs
Miss Mildeth Davis is i'll at her
home. 500 River street. with an attack
OF mumps
REV. AND MRS.
REED IN TOWN
Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Reed motored
up from Pueblo the first of the week
for few days visit with Canon City
relatives and friends. During their
stay they we're the guests OF the lat
ter's sister. Miss Emma Galley. They
were entertained at dinner today by
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Mckinley and fam
lily. 2O4 West Douglas avenue. South
Canon Rev. and Mrs. Reed returned
TO Pueblo this afternoon
EXPECTED HERE
THIS WEEK
Lieut. Col. K B. Edmunds, who has
been in overseas service, is expected
here this week to join his wife who
mas been making her home with her
mother, Mrs. Myra Sheriff. most Cd
the time since he has been across the
water.
WILL SOJOuRN AT
COTTONWOOD LAKE
Mrs T. d. Palmer and Burden Sher-
rill expect to leave Thursday for Cot
tonwood lake, near Buena Vista, for a
vacation sojourn-
SAYS CANON CITY
LOOKS GOOD
Fred Keller, who was away from
Canon iCty for about a year. but who
returned short time ago and is hold
ing down his usual chair at Basins
barber shop. says that Canon City
looks good to him, and that he is glad
to be back.
HAVE RETURNED
FROM BLACK LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs w. H Dozier returned
on Monday from Black Lake where
they spent the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie G. Carleton and party
from Cripple Creek Mr.. Dozier says
1t is the most beautiful trip he has
experienced in all the years he has
been in Colorado.
IN PUEBLO ON
BUSINESS TODAY
Gene Crawford is in Pueblo today
looking after matters of state inter-
est.
ATTENDING ASSEMBLY
IN DENVER
Rev. Starring left this morning for
Denver to attend the Sunday School
Workers Assembly for a week.
GETS JOB SOON
AFTER HIS ARRIVAL
Cummins Dozier. who has been go
ing to military school, and who re-
turned home last week. got busy and
landed a job soon after his arrival
He is working at the Canon Service
Station.
VISITING FRIENDS
FROM TRINIDAD
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Tallman and
daughter. Ruth. of Trinidad, who have
been visiting their daughter and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs Howard Parsons. at
Florence. arrived here today for .
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-03-07
Forgot What He Needed.

From the Republican. Mt Giliad,
Ohio: The editor had an interesting
experience some time ago, when
young gentleman came To this office
and asked for copy Of the Morrow
County Republican, He scrutinizpd
it carefully when copy was handed
him, and then said: "NoW | know"
what is it you are looking for" we
inquired. my wife sent me after
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and | forgot the name.
went to several stores and the clerks
named over everything in the line on
the shelf except 'Chamberlain's. I'll
try again, and I'll never GO home
without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The Republican would sug gest to the
proprietors of stores, that they post
their clerks, and never let them sub
stitute. Customers lose faith 10 stor, $
where substituting is permitted, 10
say nothing Of the injustice 10 makers
of good goods and the disappointment
vi customers adv Mar.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-03-07
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
and that Is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an in
hamed condition OF the mucous lining OF
inflamed You have rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to It's normal condition. hearing
Will be destroyed forever Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which is
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
De cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir.
culars free. All Druggists 75c
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-03-07
Call For Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that am
prepared to pay all warrants of indie
pendent School District No. 81, Athol,
Idaho, up to and including Warrant
No %. issued December %, 1918.
Interest ceases on these warrants ten
days after date of this notice.
Fl. D.. Mischief, Treasurer.
Dated Feb "a, 1919. Athol. Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-03-07
Soldiers Welcome Home

Hayden Lake. March 3.-To vel
come the home coming of James
Dennlson party WAS given at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Dennison, Saturday evening,
March LIST.
Those present were Messr and
Mesdames James Casey, G. B. Hink-
ley, Bert McCullnm, Vet Miller, and
Jesse Dennison. Misses Tucker, Wall.
Roekel, Hinkley, Casey, Brandt and
Dennison, Messrs. James Wall, Jas
Casey, Jr.. Chas. Boekel, Will Thibo.
deau, and James Dennison.
Cards and dancing were enioyed
and refreshments served.
After eight months of service with
the 252nd Ambulance Co., 18th SAM
tary Train James Dennison returned
to his home Feb. Goth with his
honorable discharge from Camp
Lewis, Wash.