davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18

a pretty good sized bonus. Do you
think that there are Big Biz bond
brokers that will deliberately throw
that bonus overheard? Can it be pos
sible that the apparent anxiety of cer
tain people to prevent referendum
has any relation to this $12,73o,ooo.Oo
banus? Do you know that the legls'
lature omitted providing any system
of checks or safety provision to pro-
vide against error or dishonesty on
the part of those entrusted with the
expenditure OF the states industrial
funds? Do you consider such plan
wise or safe?
There are many other things that
the people, should consider in ref
erence to the new. laws, but since we
are agreed about giving the new laws
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18


'reallN discovered a latent talent fo,
cooking. Her dramatic breakup,
however, with the man who had inspir.
cd these hbOrs. had swept her into
other channels. and she'd never gone
back. Alfred suspected nothing of this,
ana ~ tliHu been part Of her program
20 nf6iRpr pr7ets his -annnihiation. if pos
fHib1e W4fR1a7 pretty good dinner. The
fact that SHE had TO buy enough for
five meals, with her three dollars. gave
Her All excuse. which she was rather
glad Of. for giving up this project. f
At six o'clock, with the table set.
the potatoes boiling vigorously in their
Jackets, the slice of ham ready to light
the fire under when the moment ar
rived she was seized with panic be-
cause there appeared to be nothing to
do but wait. and she simply knew
she couldn't-not without going all to
pieces. Already she could feel the tears
coming up and lump in her throat.
1t would be infuriating to have every
thing spoiled now, just in the hour Of
her triumph. by having him find wait
ing for him, instead og the good-humor-
ed, self-pOssessed young person she'd
Deell COulltHiS Ol all iILefuOOn, SOU
shaken, semi-liquid, tear.streaked,
grimy- -.. =.
- Well... ANYWAY, she could wash her
face. That was something to- do. And.
in the bathroom. she scrubbed away
vigorously for five minutes. After that.
providentially, she remembered that
she had forgotten to slice the bread, and
with hands that strangely refused TO
take a proper hold on anything, she
managed to get it done.
(To Be Continuel)
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18

without doubt place him in the Big
Biz class. @e
1t has been persistenuy rumored
that the Russell-Miuer Milling Com
ness to the State Of North Dakota for
some of the per cent bonds that the
proposed elevator and mill bonds le-
gally carry. There may be, food for
thought in Mr.. Wells remarks. What
do you think about this? Do you
know that thirty year bonds of the
state of North Dakota drawing 3 -
per cent should sell at par? If the
state of North Dakota should sell s17.-
000. 100000 of state bonds as proposed.
at per cent, in that event the peo-
pie of the state will pay out in ex-
cess interest, $12,75O 10000. That is
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18
FOR LOYAL "MARYS'' AND PENITENT
PETERS,

A Good Friday Sermon by the Rev. Charles SteIzle
Two Incidents in the story of Jesus resurrec-
ton should bring hope to thousands Of troubled
souls today
"He appeared first to Mary Magdalene"
the narrative
Very early in the morning-while it was yet
dark-she had stolen out to the tomb-she, out of
whom Jesus had cast "seven devils"
The disciples-these men who had been within
for three years-had gone back to their old tasks,
believing that Jesus was mistaken All hope OF
resurrection had vanished. s
But this woman who had suffered the tor
ments of hell, bounded by the devils of men if not
of spirits went out to be near the body of the One
who had healed her.
And this faithfulness was amply rewarded:
He appeared first to Mary Magdalene
There's another little human touch that's en-
couragng to many of us. }.#
Peter-who had denied Him, swearing that he
did not know Jesus when accused by servant
that he had been seen with Hin1-was alone some
where sore at heart and brooding because of his
cowardice. - -
But when the divine messenger sent word to
the disciples that Jesus had risen from the dead,
and that He would meet them in Galilee, here's
what he said: "Tell the dsciples-and Peter"
"AND PETER"!''E -, ... ,.a..
Jesus wanted particularly to see HIM. ~>r
Here was a special word for the man who
needed it most. >g ~E -...3- g.
There are Marys and Peters in the world today
to whom the resurrection message will mean much
those for whom much HAS been done and those
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18

So. D
a trial, let us start right by apply
ing the acid test Of the referendum
first, then when the people have spoK,
en-, put your shoulder to the wheet
and boost for North Dakota. Are yop
for the rule of the people, or are you
against it?
+. O. HELLSTROM.
F.. Bismarck, N. Oak.
April 10, 1919. H..
GUARANTEED TAILORING
Dry cleaning and. pressing for
ladies and gentlemen. We call
for and deliver. IN 5-<
SPIRO-PHONE PA
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18

for whom much MAY be done through the gospel
that the resurrection teaches-the promise of
new life.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-18
DAR1llG, PIERCING
!, SCIATlC PAINS
Give WY before the pence
nstin1 effects Of Sloan's
Liniment

u = - 4 -
So Do those rheumatic tvinees and
tie loin-aches q lumbago, the nerves
laaammation of neuritis, the wry neck.
the joint vTench, the ligament sprain.
,the muscae afrain, and the throbbing
tgGoe.
Tie ease q applying, the quicknesg
e4reR4, the positive results, the clean.
eass and the economy q Sloan's
laleat make 4 universally preferred.
(lSEllS
~ ~ eta-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF The COUNTY
BOARD, MARSHALL COUNTY, MINNESOTA

thereto, that the. EXPENSE incurred and
to be incurred in so locating, construct
named, will be at least the sum Of one
hundred and nineteen thousand dollars
($119,O0O), and
Whereas there is not sufficient money
in the county treasury of said County
of Marshall, Minnesota, to defray the
expense incurred and to be incurred in
so locating, constructing and establish
ing said bitches and each of them,
Now, Therefore, 5s n
Be It Resolved, by this County Board
that is f4f such
hundred and nineteen thousand dollars
Resolved further that the negotiable
shall, Minnesota, be issued for said pur-
pose. in the aggregate amount Of one
hundred and nineteen thousand dollars
their numbers, $275oo shall be on ac-
Ditch Number 80 $4,000 On account 81
Number n, der 81, ana sss.5oo On account Of,
Number 81. That said bonds be one
numbered from one (1) to one hundred
and twenty (12O) inclusive. be of the
denomination Of one thousand dollars
ed Tan i and 1So which shall be Of the de-
nomination Of five hundred dollars each
($5O0), bear date the second day Of
June. 1919. bear interest at-the rate of
five and one-quarter per cent per an
mum, payable semi-annually on the
first days of December and June in each
year, and shall be due and payable as
National Bank in the City Of St. Paul
Minnesota.
That each Of said bonds shall be pay
able in Gold Coin Of tn. United States
fineness, and shall be due and payable
as to principal as follows:
Bonds Numbered l, 20, 81, So, So and
81 on the first day Of June, 1925, Bonds
frst day Of june n II 1926, Bonds a N ~
8, 4, 81, So, 60, 81 and 81 on the first
day Of June, 1927, Bonds Numbered s.,
6, 80, g., ga; IS and Sc on the first day
81, 68, So and 20 on the first day Of
June 1929, Bonds Numbered 8, 10, "a,
u, u, 73 and "a on the first day Of
Is Is H. rs ana 7s ON tie rst day 81 81
June, 1881, Bonds Numbered IS, IA, So.
80, 81, so, SO and "a on the first day Of
June, 1892, Bonds Numbered IS, 16, 81,
Of June. 1888, Bonds Numbered IL. Is.
80. 40. 80. 81, 81, SO and q on the i1irst
day Of June. 1894. Bonds NUMBERED 49,,
DAY 81 1885, Bo aaS e es
Fl, %, 4s, A, 100, 101. 102, 103 and 104
Numbered %, a. As, 46, los, 1O6, 107, 10S
Bonds Numbered rs. rs, AZ, 4S, 10, III,
112, 11s, and ia on the first day of
June. 1898, and Bonds Numbered 81, %,
H. 81 rs 1 Sa1 71 e. 117 ne 11S IL and 100
Resolved further that said bonds and
the coupons thereof shall be in sub
stantially the following form, with the
denominations and maturities, which
said form is hereby approved and
adopted:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

Resolution OF the Marshall County
Board. appropriating funds for the con-
Be it Resolved. that the County
this 28th day of May does hereby make
10000. from the r Federal Aid funds 81
and Improvement Of state Road No. 2
ste " go eer. o Sec s s.: =! 49, r. to
S. Be it Further Resolved. that upon
amount by the Commissioner Of High
rotary Of Agriculture. the County
Board does hereby agree to complete
s sac project l as g graveled road; accord
missioner Of Highways and the secre-
tary Of Agriculture. the estimated cost
OF said Improvement being $14,O00.00.
provide necessary funds in addition to
the Federal Aid by issuing bonds, when
available County Road and Bridge
funds are insufficient.
commissioner Ole Torgerson second
ed the motion and the question being
put and the roll being called. the fol-
lowing voted in the afarmative: Com
g. Enge. commissio o ca Gm 4 ofson
Commissioner Ole Toreerson.
Commissioner A. s. Rokke.
And the same having secured. ma.
9e B soed o Waa the dng
and was by the Chairman then presid-
ing, so declared.
O. Enge,
Chairman County Board.
A. G. Lundgren,
County Auditor.
Commissioner A. N. Lodoen offered
the following resolution in writing and
moved it's adoption:
Resolution of the Marshall County
md for the
Board Of Marshall County, in session
this 28th day of May does hereby make
application for an allotment Of 800
the State to aid in the construction
and Improvement of State Road No.
II y from s. w. Cor. Sec; s2, T. 1856, r.
e Further S1 se Res sS E II? That upon aS
amount by the Commissioned Of High
yntysv Subject to Of the See
Board does hereby agree to complete
| said project as Graveled road, ac-
cording to the requirements Of the
Secretary Of Agriculture. the estimated
cost OF said Improvement being $780,
10000. The County Board hereby
| agrees to provide necessary. funds in
bonds. when available County Road and
Bridge funds are insufficient.
Commissioner Carl T. Olson seconded
the motion and the question being put
and the roll being called, the follow
ing voted in the Affirmative: Commits
| siOner A. N. Lodoen, Commissioner O.
Enge. Commissioner Carl T. Olson
Commissioner Ole Torgerson.
The following voted in the negative
Commissioner A. S. Rokke.
And the same having secured a ma
jority Of the votes Of the members OF
the County Board was duly carried and
| was. by the Chairman then presiding
so declared.
o. Enge,
| Chairman County Board.
Attest:
A. G. Lundgren,
County Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
United States Of America,
State of Minnesota,
County Of MARSHALL

IL.
PUBLIC DRAINAGE DITCH BONDS.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTs, That Marshall County, in the
State. of Minnesota, acknowledges itself
indebted, and for value received, prom
Uses to pay to bearer
------------ DOLLARS
- ($5-z1a----.),i in Gold Coin of the
United States Of the present standard
o. o. weight and hneness, on the first day
G Ga 3unn AD pad With interest
one-quarter per cent per annum pay
able semi-annually on the first days Of
December and June in each year, on
nexed interest coupons, both principal
and interest being payable at the First
National Bank, in the City of st. Paul,
Minnesota
This Bond is issued by said County
an amount necessary to defray in part
the expense incurred and to be incur
red in locating. constructing and estab-
known as County Ditch Number 80 Cor
County Ditch Number 81 or 80, as the
case may be) located wholly within
of and in strict accordance with the the
provisions of Chapter 23O, General
Laws Minnesota, 1905, and the acts
amendatory thereof and supplemental
:, And it is hereby CERTIFIED and
RiClTED that the issuance of this
Bond t;on h has !, been authorized by resolu-
County, duly, passed, adopted and re-
corded, and that the-total indebtedness
Of said County, including this Bond,
does not exceed any constitutional or
statutory limit.
IT IS FURTHER CERTIFIED AND
Il that all acts, conditions and
things required by the laws and con-
S sd y ti Of the State Of Minnesota, to
be done precedent to and in the issu-
ance Of this Bond, have been properly
done, happened and been performed in
regular and due form and time as re-
quired by law. and that the ditch on
account; &C lI,1 81 which this Bond is issued
Legally ag 1y established for public utility
The full faith, credit and resources
OF the County Of Marshall: Minnesota,
are hereby irrevocab1y pledged for the
punctual payment of the principal and
interest Of this Bond at maturity
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the County
Board Of said County Of Marshall, Min
nesota, has caused this Bond to be
signed by its. Chairman, and counter
signed. sealed and recorded by the
County Auditor, this second day Of
June A. d. 1919. rs sss5.ts
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
All bids should be addressed to the
undersigned.
BY order of the county board Of said
county.
Dated at Warren, Minnesota this s--
Gay OIss----------.---4l LII y
80 County, Auditor.
The motion to adopt said resolutions
was seconded by Ole Torgerson and it
was declared adopted by the following
WI ~

The motion to adopt said resolutions
was seconded by Ole Torgerson and it
was declared adopted by the following
vote:
CONN, i q onar 4 n I,odoar YES 80 =
sGomn.issioners Ole ;rnrrerann YES -
Commissioner "a. S. Rokke Yes -
Commissioner Carl r. Olson Yes -
Chairman o. Enge Yes -
55 - &C. Z, (
warren, minnesota, May ~, 1919.
Honorable County Board.
Warren, Minnesota. 4
Gentiemen.
= ~ 10. - - - i. -.
aaving n mlnd the lact lnai = law
was passea az lnis ids. LEE tsii ~, = =
enabllng counties In this state 70 issue
in.. fs4 td s1npay ny. hn,;.
~ =. ~ anu ia
tn take ADVANTAGES Of This law. we
make you the following proposal:
We will prepare for your passage all
and will relieve VOL, 81 ali the detail
to avoid any possible errors.
We win further agree to furnish the
services OF our attorney and will fur
nish a copy Of his opinion as to. the
legaiity OF the oo1as on ,daIe OF SAFE IN hn
W t rn ~. =; tt.is ,.,a. Jus is,.,,ray ~
County against any possible delay in
the contractor OF payments IN cash:
ably engraved blank bonds ready for
signature. For all of which services
sr rv Of said bonds q sum equal to three
fourths 81 1M Of the face value Of the
oonos TOT sucn purpose.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

4
the e sale ana purchase Of said bonds he
~ lnaIne warren oneaI' news
MI rra punMn; nn u lhG sald Of
nereIoaore dtes sl;a fs as the oflcial
neWispsapea q satd sgounty, once ~ each
nri, weeks
Board. and said neWspana sain be ernhyy
said notice shail he = W'hlcn
Be it further Ter - - -
deiay to cause to hey n9,h, Helea W y!
warren Shes onceS n Aaach - salq
least two successive Weeks we 1a+ ior e t
this Board FOR openinr and cn,,sidass;, % =
bids for the nnrcha &c 81 se;d nnE8
Of bonds, which said notice snail be- 1s0G IN
Sn,StaT al The fol1eWing form; 8
Notice issHerehy Give, 1870 ~ B o,iN1's
|----------.-. : - " d a
COMMISSIONERS Room Room In the Ne q Go thf
sota Gt goo Of " Tsa
vim receive sealed BIDS for s the a sale y
scribed as follows: - = : s 8
All OF said bonds shall be dated Jnna
2. 1919 and bear interest at the rate II
mum, payable semi-annuallv. both nr i'm
cipal and interest payable at the K'irat
National Bank, in the City Of 81 Pa,iI
Minnesota. :
OF said bonds s27.5OO renresented Nv
bonds numbered to % inclusive, viii
be issued on account Of County Ditch
ton OF $1,000 each excepting bond num-
pered = when Will be OF the denomin-
alton OF $500, and will be payable as to
~ Du ia9 Essu1I.peleu on the nrst
thS a. 49, io1v' Doilu .uan on
h bng nlS. + Gay 81 June, 1870. and two
~ Srnt AZ, ~ lnslr numbers on
vaorsn1oo7 - gaes I ;,e,,, IN each OF the
800 nnN - - 80; iSSc >ll la,
bonds numbered 90 to SO inclusive viii
be issued on account Of County Ditch
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

s; And ~ a
Whereas in pursuance Of law a state
ment showing the cost of said bitches
and each of them, and the amount Of
the llen upon the lands benef1tted by
filed, - So
S8 Be it further
Resolved that the County Auditor OF
said County shall cause said Bonds to
be prepared in substantially said form
and that the same shall be signed by
the Chairma nsof said County Board and
count by the County Auditor,
and each Of said Bonds shall be Sealed
and recorded by the County Auditor
mat the coupons attached to said
Bonds shall be authenticated by the
rae similes signature of the County Au-
5ditor printed, litho graphed or engraved
5thereon Fhat T, hen 50 prepared and
executed said Bonds be placed in the
custody OF the County Treasurer to be
sold as hereinafter provided.
Be it5further
Resolved that sealed bids for the pur-
chase Of said 81 1000 Of bonds will be
opened and considered by this Board at
meeting thereof hereby fixed to be
held at the Commissioners Room ii the
Court House in the City OF Warren
Minnesota, said County and State, at
O'clock N. on the .---
day Of 1919. a.
IN n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

Be it further re
resolved that notice OF said meeting
OF this Board to- be held at the time
and place aboye-spe cifled for the opens
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

the following resolution in writing and
moved its adoption:
Resolution OF the MARSHALL County
Board, appropriating funds for the con-
3struction Of Federal Aid Protect No.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

Adjourned meeting of the County
Board held May 27th and 2Sth, 1919
Meeting called to order by the Chair
man at 10 o'clock "A. M.
All members present.
Minutes of April 18th meeting read
and approved as read.
Application Of Thomas Olson for re-
auction in the assessed valuation on
Real Estate in the Village of Stephen
vas vas on motion recommended to the
approval.
Application of F. c. Woods for re-
duction in the assessed valuation on
Real Estate in the Village of Stephen
was on motion recommended to the
Minnesota Tax Commission for their
approval.
Application Of Peter Holan for re-
tate in the Village Of Oslo was on mo-
ton recommended to Minnesota Tax
Commission for their approval.
Pursuant to Notice the Board pro-
ceeded to open bids for letting of road
work and the following bids were re-
ceived:
JOB NO. 1906
Moen, Sollem & Gjovik, Total 400
Landen & Bergstrom--- Total $13,65l ~
Lloyd p: Crown -------- Total $l6,S66.0o
Ostrand Bros. --------- Iotal Slo' 4dV.VV
JOB NO. 1902
Mosn. Sollem & Gjovik Total S'555$S.SSS
p. w. Roach ---------- Total $l2,lOIl6
JOB NO. 1905
S. G. Enebak ----------- Total 7,882.0O
JOB NO. 1907 80 -
Relerson t,fo7;o, iosa! ~ a'o1o ere
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

On the first day Of December A. %.
will pay, to bearer z---------.-----------
Dollars ($-----------) in Gold Coin, at
the First National Bank, st. Paul,
ment Of interest on its Public Drainage
Ditch Bond, dated June 2, 1919, No. -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
Chairman County Board

County Auditor.
(SeaD
That the coupons be in substantially
the following form: "a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

PUBLIC DRAINAGE DITCH BONDS.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
ENTS, That Marshall County, in the
State. Of Minnesota, acknowledges itself
indebted. and for value received, prom.
Uses to pay to bearer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
REAL ESTATE
LANDS AND rAnMs FOR SALE


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t'a.a farming section |G 'aIfhN'
7lrhBh roar uk.aNoml stare .ur INNNI
m|Ios - taltuad Hos. uuupI'icd. Lands
~ a urHIrr DNHfan'er road" i'5 ne r.'t
ru stone eumps nor trItl ta nc r''hr'i
a' p'iraIi.ft prices o.. rn.F term. GO
mate boa'ihH.. ram fa'.. dHunR Fr"r z
trasuu. write for ftHr Illustrated i".1.r
t.,'"E ''l' ,''n'' "''
,''' '''' .' '.". ''..' ~
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'.''s' '''. 80
LOOK NtNi Nu',s roN''. Mo i'tm
bargain 1.N s.rts miles ~ Adrian.
90 W0inr ~ hars. 60. .Nn arfr. In
tHr bloc Eras. never hi pillow itr
tow BOO 10. l.H H,u,a BOO .'rn and wheat
l9l. about s rrr'a orchard uo w'A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Federal Motor CO.
Used Car Values
1913 2.25 Packard. 7.p4scnscr.
run 1000 miles
1918 3.JD Packard, passenger,
run 1000 miles
1917 2.3H Packard, 7-passcngcr
rebuilt guaranteed
1917 % Packard. -passcngcr
chummy run 4,G00 miles
1918 SlutA. i-passoncr. +-door
chummy. Ike new
1913 Stutz. 2paHscnEcr Bear Cat.
run 900 miles
lol2 stutz, 2pazcnger roadster,
wire wheels.
1913 Mercer. b-paSsenger. In very
good shape.
1919 Haynes. 4-passenger chummy
run 500 miles
1915 Peerless 4pasBe
chummy, like new.
1913 Mafmon. I passenger. used
one month
1915 6-JS, AipasscnEcr Pierce Ar.
row
1913 cole, I-pamengcr chummy
1918 Dodge coupe.
1913 Chandler, 4 passenger. never
been used. IA bargain.
1913 Chandler. passenger, run
100 miles
1913 Chandler, 7-passengcr sedan.
new. never been used,
. 1913 Chandler. ipaHscngcr. run
1000 miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
IERS, OTIiEl,H.
ASK MR.. POPl
FOR SALE

Meat market and grocery. h'-' h'--',.it IN
side location TN Barilee'il,', 80.
doing top notch busdncss II IT
cstcd take matter up WIN -
Carter. 422 Lannom Rldg, hafHe'
VILE, Okla Phone 1854.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
u Sed Car S
For Sale
OR Trade

Maxwell touring car; 1917
model; in excellent mechani-
cal conditions ......... $400
Maxwell touring car; 1916
model; in good running or
der ................$27 $275
REQ four-cylinder roadster;
in fine condition; new top,
tires and paint; motor runs
like new ............$ 1915
Hudson Gao touring car; a
good car in excellent repair
and worth more money. 5000
Studebaker touring car;
1915 model runs we'll and has
good top, tires and uphol-
sterlng ...............Sl15
Jeffrey Quad Truck; 1917
model; t h oroug h | y over
hauled; a bargain. 81, $50
Republic two-ton truck;
only used a short time and in
first-cIass condition in every
way ................$l,750
Liberal terms to responsible
Liberty bonds ac-
the same as cash. Real
estate considered if the price
is genuine.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-23

Edgar Phillips. we'll known
here having been employed In the
Filler Journal. also the Non Part.
isan Journal has purchased . job
printing plant At S07 North Ninth
street.. Boise. and IL conducting
the Phillips-Printins company.
He 10 equipped to do. binding. en-
boosting aud malslgrsphing. The
Phillips family reside st $40 east
Bannock ssrss<, and only recently
moved " Boiss from Pine. Idaho.
whore Mr.. Phsllips having mining
Interests.
Major I. h. Swsrtz. of Twin
Falls. wss Waiting frisnds and
acQuaipsancss here Friday. Major
Swartx va Attached W ths l6l
Field Hospital. First Sanitary
train. Eirss division. and saw
eighteen months service overseas,
This Was lhe unit Of which several
local boys we're members. Major
SwarL intends W rssums his
practice Of medicine In Twin Falls.
King Young has accepted
position With the Boyle Commissi-
% company who have their Offices
md warehouse near shs Filler Seed
company.