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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Dpbol6s-&iium.

S~uititSminiiteriet bar beitemt, at
tpife nn6eriaatter, Ser err fe6t i 1.
o9 2. ~Mfitemnings5one, og iom er
inofomne til Be ien6eripife 2an6s=
Dele in6en @ienforeninge1t, men eff
ter l. Sftober 1918, lite bebeper
0pbol6sDiil1m, men at bette frebes
at ollie onore tDife un6eriaatter, inoz
TONNE til 2an6s6elene. efter 1. Otto
Der 1918, iamt at alle lite tpife un-
o%eriaatter, ielb ON 6e bor beret Boz
lat I be 1gn6eriplfe 2on6s6ele in6en
1. Sftober 1918.
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Tanker De s :; REESE til Canada?

vi glver Oplysn1nger med Hensyn til
Observation-Disclosures
Dette Land ligger we'd Hovedlinien at !,
Canadian National Railway. Tact we'd
BY med godt Marked. Jorden giver
vaeldige Afgr9der. Rigelig Regn. Irri-
cation er like n@dvendig. Ingen Man
gel paa Brendsel-Masser af Kul or
Farmdrift i Alberta. Mango dyrkede
eller udyrkede Farme til Salg for me-
get mindre, end de er vaerd. Skriv til os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND COMPANY
II. O. Braden, Mgr.
VeereV1lle : Alberta
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Den truabIbie stlefpn mellem &is,
benbab1 % M6uue.

~ @4T4.-.
De | ben ienere 3io foretagnt
5orieg meo troaoles Gelefonerinq
bur gtbet faa go6e @eiultater, at bi
,u1 / en- ner 6remtto bill foa Den for.
fte offentlige traa6leie SeIefonforbin.
1elfe Der i 2al1oet.
Bornbolm Dor bi6til bnret Ste6=
barn meo Senipn til filter 6orbi11=
Belle meo set ebrige Danmorf. Ser
fsrer fun Get e,nite 2elegroffabel
oerober fra Msen,. og mar set afbrp=
oes, leper Bornbolmerne iom poo en-
poe %. 9a @aoiotelefonier MI bar
naaet en- iaaoan u6bitling, at set bill
bore muligt at telefonere tp6eligt %
iiftert ODER Ell Mfitan6 iom mellem
&iebenbapn % @erune, bar Stats-
tclegrafbeienet aniggt ON en- 8ebi1-
ling paa $4,000 &r. til Sn6retning
al Sc %nsobenoige traa6leie Stotioner,
iaaleoes at Eelefonabonnenterne paa
.Siellnno og 6e ip61tge Ger tan tale
traa6lgit me6 Mbonnenter11e paa
8ornbolm. Telefonertngen bill fore
gaa ganife iom ellers. Mar forlon-
ger set @umer paa 8ornbolm, iom
man enifer, be6 0pringning til
@tatstelefone,1 og titles 90 in6 ga11-
ife, iom bbis ser bar Groaoforbi11e
oeIie.
@pis bette fgrite 6origg meo Of,
fentlig traaolps Selefonering 1pffes
. bpao ser neppe er @runo til at
tbible ON = er set &eniigten, at
Statstelefonen efterbaanoen bill ll,p=
plere en- &effe al -6e in6enlanoife
Observation-Disclosures meo ct
traaolgit uSelefonnet", bpis man
tan BRUCE bette 0ro / oenne 6orbin-
6elie.
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8eerabet 8 Aar efter fin 9s6.

SEQ en- itemningsful6 &piti6elig-
be6 ite6tes &aitor Mrel 8ergbs Gteb
til &bile paa @eoersborg &irfegaaro
be6 Sore, tire Mar efter bans 500
paa ct. Sbomas. 8aftor 8ergb
bab6e beret @reit / 8e6ersborg,
ffriber r9ftfi. Solfebl.", . men bleu
forflpttet til ct. Ebomas / @eitin-
6ien, bnor ban 6g6e fort efter fit Mn-
fomit, og bbor ban bleb mi6lerti6ig
begrabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
st Minbesmarfe for aammerberre
8ech.

Sra 5oreningen al ipife Bamboo
fo%reninger er ifglge v&ern. 6olfe<
bl1o" rettet en- &enitilling til Sc
Srganiiationer % Snititutioner m.
b., .iom afoeoe &ammerberre Carl
8ecb til @ngelsbolm bar beret fnDt-
tet i'll, ON | SCREENING at reiie bau1
en- Min6eitgtte fom @aaifiennelie af
bans forienitful6e @irfiombeo paa
EN- @effe Smrna6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

iaa rtapnes life en- Gang Mfitem-
ringen i 1867, lite Sc to Mennefe-
aloreS 2eftebru6. Men 9Dfferne
tnorgr1rner, at De bar 11er beo at
tabe og fun BANDIT, for6i Sc bab6e
belle gfterretningsbesnet / oeres
Nagt % for6t Ben bal6ige 9ilitrgm<
ming ipofra tom benz til &ialp. Mf-
bar beret tpif @olofgrel=
lie % @%iloferelie, og Ser er: Danife,
Der bar biulpet &reusier11e meo for
.noen Gong at erobre banif 2ano.
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FOR 90 AAR

ar jg sogt Land og Farme overall i de Forenede Slater. O leg har 80
nu at finde den f6rste misfornsjede Kjsber. -
Lad mig vide, hvad De ssger og hvor. og jg vii utvivlsomt ware
til at tlbyde noget som vii interessere Dem, enten vndt Lard
opdyrkede Farme.
stadigt Arbejde med god Lon tnbydes Kjpbere at Land Wisconsin
Ubetydeig Nedbetaling udkraves. bet resterende betales med Arbe1de.
For videre Undertaking skriv til
II. MADISON, 14 W. Randolph Street, CHICAGO. -
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SbDborsn fom Gfspprtbapn.

S 2ernbig 8proa6s Mp6e benle6=
te @eoafter 2i1bolt 0pmerfiombe=
ben paa, at Sc forene6e Ssberfer
paatenfte at flptte 6eres Ssperf fra
|@Den, 6a 5tifertet ilet lite bar fl1n-
net aftage set beregne6e Minotefor>
brug paa 5000 Sons Sc ON. @aret;;
man bar / Nar lite en- Gang 11aaet
op til 1000 Cons.
@bis bette tier, bill en- al Be fgr1te
8etingelier for 2empig iom 6iiferbp
bore borte. Gor at reffe oct ng6<
iteote %fggaaer6e Siifert en- biRlpenoe
&sdono forellog ban @nitaffelfen al ct
Yar Sransportbua6e paa ca. 100
Cons bier % me6 experimenting
beo &i9lp al bbilfe man funoe ieile.
Stifen 6irefte til Marfe6erne / eng
laro og Sollan6, bbor man / Cont
mer .bab6e op11aaet ret go6e &ri1er.
@n @fsport me6 EbDborgn iom l16=
gangSpunft maatte ne6ben6igbis
fomme, for6i 6en1e Sobr er 6en e11e=
ite birfelig go6e &eitfpitbapn, ser
tan. beieiles / alt Slags SER.
Eanfen ban6t Eilil1tning, og ser
n%eoidttes ct l16polg til at arbeioe
/ nep11te Metning.
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Dansk Folkesamfunds Kdoni Askoy.

krleen er n torbl Bnhver tRnke pa Fremdden, serng paa. hvor q
skal % O bygge sit Hus og HEN. vi her i Askov indbyder ug o. rinnGl
til at komme til Askov for at BIO iblandt os. vi har til salg udmerket up-
dyrket Jord, sam en- Del uopdyrkede Farme. De eldre fblandt Elder kan r.
De 81 lille stykke Jord tet we'd Byen, ener en- Ld Byen, alt til rtnsnsi
km blot os bosnt Elder iblandt os: vi kender at Erhnng, at baa-
yngrc og @Mre fNer sig hjemme / Askov. y
For nnrmere Oplysninser skriv til: 'z@Es.
PEDERsEN 3 GRAvESEN
Care Il First State Bank Of kskoN Askox Mnnsss4.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
Gn Sernbane, ser inbiiller 0rifter
spifernes Mfitemninss.e pinbel.

- LE+NG-L 49,
@rnit Scbreoer ilutter / vScblesm.
@ren8p." fine 9ptegnelfer fra
slfftemningSttoen og tiger 81. a.:
&apoe 9r. Setter % bans 6olf be-
gDnot 6ereS Mftio1t a Gage ienere,
biloe belle Mrbei6et / anoen Gone
babe bnret forgiebes. San btl6e 6e
mango &enge babe, bnret gioet u6
til ingen Nptte. Spent beo, bporle<
6es BET en6elige @eiultat al Mfitem-
ningen bil6e bore fal6et ub, ibis Be.
mango ;Stemmeberettige6e iD6fra
lite bar fommen, men 6ertmo6 en-.
|Strem at 5tennmeberettigeoe nor6.
fra baboe giort 8rug at @etten til.
acknowledgements @11nitin6nitrii-
mlieets @arelier ligneoe 6isie
|Dage ct Dueilag. Ser b1eb fen6t
8eroligelies- Selegranrner til alle
|Sioer til l1obreoeIfe giernem Nres-
len.
9u bisie MeooeIelier bemerfer
.GIensborg Mpiigs":: Dt e. ben tDffe
|Agitations Qeoer, 81. aeifters Me6-
|bieIper, Ser forrn11er meo oisie ufor-
|bebolone S1br6m1neIier. Sc bur6e.
Fontioer furu1e aabne 9i1te11e paa Sc
Donife, Der afiten1ninee,1 Ben a.
Maarts Zee e uforgribeligt ubtrpf'
3for Goltenes SelDbeiter4l1eliesra.
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&ri9sinpaIiberne.

&obe6beitprelien for Soreningen
for ibn6eripffe &rigsinpalioer og Sc
res gfterla6te, ser omfatter ca.
5000 Snbali6er % fnapt 5000 en-
ter, bo16t Mp6e / Gineleb for at
orpfte oct. / 6olfettnget fremfomne
2%opforilaii peorgrenoe nnoerltgttelle
al &rigsinba1i6er og 6eresQ
laote. Set u6taltes enitem1nigt me
get beitemt, at l1aar bette 2opfor=
flag / oen nub9ren6e Sorm trpoer /
&raft, bill oct betpoe en Eilbageiet=
telie for 6e fgn6eripffe SSnpali6er %
@fterla6te / Sammenligning me6
oisie / Spiflan1,. Ser er allere6e
rettet en- @enbehoeI1e til iamtlige
6olfetin9smen6 ON at itette &ri<
gems Dire. Ser beotoges en- &efo=
luton, bbort erflare6es, at @ren<
1el1 1tte m11 1d|t19ttes e1ter ;en TAFT
SmregninGsfurs. S SnpaIi6eroa6et
/ &iebenbabn fr9bes en- &epreien-
tart fra &rigsinbaltber / Gte6et for
Ell Suriit. Com ierligt &rob for
ores, at Observation-Disclosures / 6e i'm
6eriDife Mmter ifo1 blibe beltaaen6e
iom 6irefte itaaen6e UNDER Minite>
riet % fun beiettes neo SSnbalioer.
Gn Sernbane, ser inbfiller 9riften.
Samtlige 2embig - EbDborgn
SSernbanens Gunftionerer bor mo6<
taget 6eres 0piigelier til Gratr9-
6elie fra ST. Satt1ar 1921.
Mariagen til 6unftionerernes Mf-
fe6igelie er, at Sernbanen fra set
npe Mars 8egpn6elfe fnl6itnr6ig
in6itiller Drtften, ser me6 6e n11be=
renoe &riier paa @1tl bar biit fig
11rentabe1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

Err DE interesseret / at kobe godt OF
bflligt Majs, Hvede og Alfalfaland,
skriv efter Bogen: Montana Oppor-
tunities". A.. G. Farmer, Miles City, Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

Code Bonds OF Akter, som gwr hj Rente og tlbydef MuIieheder for fode Iapie
omsstning, er endnu let tlexngeeIRe. sikre Bonds OF Akier, som eier FRA 8 - a s:t
Rente, kan ssdig erholdes, his de biver vart med Omdsmme.
Jxrnbane Akter ri Ojabikket Genstand for ivig EherpergseL Pa Forlanpende
sender vi wort nyeMeJ srnbane- Cirkulere. Wort sahstskeo e Investment Department
vii til enhver lid vere til Deres Disposition, hs De Gnkr Opysninger ON Keb az
Akder og obigahone: vi er island til at anbnnge ethver Belab udn Henyn til
Shnelse, inttB elbb 1 fol lille.
NJ. noEY 4 eoMRANY, ~ Broadway, New York City.
MennbeIsM =. Stock Exchange. N. Y Coffee 4 Sugar Exchange
BRANCHES: 81 Fifth Ave. New York City, 1856 Fulton St, Jamaica, Long Island.
VI ER SpEcIALlsTER lk0RsKE VERDPAPiRER. IN
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100 Acre Farm iii Salo.

aus; ny stald l9ox4sl med spidstag og strt H9loft; allie andre Udhuse.
Over $SOOOOO v@Gd. Farmer er hlt indhegnet op heendet nad staal
taadanet na e. Verdi at owe $1,000. Markerne er jevne med Fald nk
- su ~: A 1pn 0oIqen er sort Muld med Ier under, sa god som den fin
des oe l udm@rket Kultur.K Kan kjdbes for $1,000 per Acre -sardeles bInIgt
%Fornol III v@fdien. Skr1v o andre bIIge Fame.
NORTFROP LAND CO, 3o1 Broadway, FARGO. N. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-12

lORlC]s ttbeL W SuuL tx UuIutS
|5btng ODER 8laoien. Situfinber al
9ine fe1ger ben fpen6t. Sen tiger
og gaar otter ben ODER @laoien for
iaa at gaa ODER moo Dprebaben.
sc, MI fal6er Ser fra Maifine11
bit 6eroppe en- fort 8pl6t, iom ct
9ieblf efter toger Sorm og bliber
tt1,en 1prellenoe lille Sffiifffelie- l. en-
Snor. Mogle Cucumber itDrter bun
ne6ao, men % FOLDER Der iig lb ober
benoe en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &iem-
peparaio1, 5al6fiarmen, iom fal
bore beroe. Sen 6uber iterH UNDER
6e bol6iomme Stormfait, % set ip-
mes, iom gaar ben til 8eirs / @te5et
for at 6ale: &urtigt 6riper 6alo-
fiermen at Steo meo ben file
iprellenoe &rop ! @mren. Sen
former nnrmere, men iDnes lite at
falbe, og 90 ben pas1erer Slpbepla6-
len, er 6en mnoit-en SIS &l1nore-
De Meter oppe. 9inene felger ben
faloer 6en 90 iffe?? 0g nlle
8anfer in1ler iig.om benIiue abin-
JONI tires af steo gtorme1,
bit oppe ! 2nften, noea ielb at Inn
ne beifelrrre bDorbe1: 2ange 6ribA
ben 81 Steo, 10 ODER Morferne beo
2a,1,otote BD, Den Mengoe, Der
bor giort fg reoe III d l1bezefter
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

J. J. Torbet came in on Tues
day evenings train from San
Diego, Cal. where he went with
his family a month OF more ago
Mr.. Torbett sold out his farm in
terests in this section last fall
and moved into the city where
he purchased a home. Since go
ing to California he has purchas-
ed an 80-acre tract in the Imper-
ial Valley.
This week Arnold Brothers
purchased the John P. Hartman
80-acre tract lying two miles
north from this city the consid-
Grafton being 500 per acre. This
tract adjoins their home place
and gives them $50 acres in one
body. While the improvements
are not very elaborate, the land
is as good as any on the prairie.
Russell n. Cunningham, rang
er on the Nezperce National for
est. has been selected as one of
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

in Dreamland hall. Tickets were
purchased by the ladies who took
the initiative during the dance
in asking the men for the
dances.
Officers of the Idaho County
Farm bureau conferred with
members of the board of county
commissioners this week, when
decision was reached to hire a
new farm agent for Idaho county
to take the place of John Finley,
who recently resigned and left
the country.
The E. d. Kerlee sale held 8
miles north from this city on the
9th of January, was one of the
best ever held on Camas Prairie
is the statement of Auctioneer
Zuver. There were over 900
people at the sale and the bid
ding was spirited from the start
despite the very severe weather
prevailing.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
PHENOMENON OF A BLUE SUN
Cause. Astronomers Assert, Was the
Eruption OF Large Volcano
at Sunda States.

Astronomers OF different countries
have more than once recorded a blue
moon. This remarkable phenomenon
has been twice observed. both In Italy
and Austria. but only once In England.
A blue sun has appeared once only,
and will probably never be seen again
even to the end OF existence. astron-
omers say. This occurred In August,
1883. at the Sunda States. The cause
was the eruption OF a large volcano.
In the terrible shock that followed
a great range of mountains was blown
completely into the air. The cavity
left on the Sunda States after this
explosion was 1000 feet deep. Billions
Of tons OF rock, dust and mud were
blown heayenward for no less than
IT miles.
II can be understood what the ex-
plosion was like when II IL said that
at Batavia, exactly 100 miles away.
the street lamps had to be lit. although
the time was not yet noon. The sun
up 10 this time was completely OBJ
secured; but toward sunset--the sunset
that only the tropics know--came the
magnificent phenomenon known to
astronomers as the blue sun. This
was seen by every one within 80 or
40 degrees Of the equator.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS

The local AGRA of Eagles en-
joyed a banquet in their hall last
Friday night. A delegation
from Lewiston was present.
Miss Helen Guthrie of Grange
vile and David Cummings of
Mount Idaho were married Sat
urday, in Lewiston. The cere-
mony took place in the parson-
age of the Presbyterian church,
and was performed by the Rev.
J. D. Keith.
Work on the Grangeville-
Whitebird link of the North and
South highway will be resumed
within a few days, it is announc-
ed by C. A. Bicknell, contractor,
Work was suspended a few
weeks ago, because of severe
winter weather.
A big crowd attended the
Leap Year dance given Tuesday
night by the Knights of Pythias,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Chess.

God and Satan play chess together.
But the chess they play Is not the little
ingenious game that originated In In
dia; It Is on an altogether different
scale. The ruler of the universe Gre
ates the board. the pieces. and the
rules; he makes all the moves he may
make as many moves as he likes when
ever he likes his antagonist, however,
Is permitted to introduce u slight In
applicable inaccuracy into each move.
which necessitates further moves In
correction. The creator determines
and conceals the aim of the game.
and II is never clear whether the pur-
pose of the adversary Is to defeat or
assist him In his unfathomable pro-
ject.-H. @. Wells.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

five men in the Missoula district
to attend an aircraft school to be
open February l at Marchfield,
near San Francisco. The school
is to be held for the purpose of
training forest service men for
participating in airplane patrol
work, which will be in effect on
the forests of Idaho and Mont
ana during the fire season
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
FIIIpInos Produce Fire With Syringe.

The natives OF the Philippine Islands
produce FIRE by what Is called fire
syringe. This is really highly scien-
ti1c device. A piece of very hard wood
has a small hole bored In II. and into
this hole a rod FITS closely, a piece of
cotton wool rendering the joint air
tight. At the bottom OF the hole a
small piece OF finder is placed. When
air Is strongly compressed II becomes
heated; so the natives force the rod
down the hole, the air is violently
compressed. and the finder Is so heated
that II begins 10 smolder; then the
rod Is withdrawn. and the finder Is
Immediately famed into flame.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Final Proof OF Power.

The man who is worthy of being a
leader Of men will never complain OF
the stupidity of his helpers, OF the
ingratitude OF mankind, or OF the In
appreciation Of the public. These
things are all n part of the great game
of life. and TO meet them and not go
down before them In encouragement
and defeat Is the final proof Of power.
-E,bsrt Hubbard -
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
MAKE PERFECT SMOKE RINGS
An Amusing Experiment With Use OF
Pasteboard Box and Cigarette
or Pipe Smoke.

Take a small pasteboard box, seal
the cover tight and draw funny
face upon Its cover. Cut an opening
FOR the mouth and All the box with
smoke. Then, with quick, light taps.
strike the bottom of the box aud
series Of perfect smoke rings will Is
sue from the hole. A hundred or more
rings can be thrown out Of the box
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, jan
uary 16, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Harvey
Right, of Whitebird, Idaho. who, on
February /, 1915, made Additional
Homestead Entry, No. 05940, for
SWA SEA, & 81 SWh, Section 81,
Township 80 North, Range West.
Boise Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention TO make three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Hampton TAYLOR, U. S.
Commissioner, at Grangeville, Idaho,
on the 18th day Of February. 1890.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

Claimant names as witnesses:
Edward Wiley. Charles L. Sallee,
John j. Jackson. Chauncey II. Eme-
rich, All of Boles, Idaho.
HENRY HEITFELD,
40 Register.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

with only one filling Of smoke. This 10
an easy way to study the seeming
mystery Of smoke rings. AS the smoke
Is forced out It strikes the still air
outside and Immediately breaks In the
middle. forming 'doughnut" ring,
lying in the center of the rim OF
smOke.-Dale II. Van Horn In Popular
Science Monthly.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
THE KINGS HIGHWAY.

Time was we heard the call OF the road
When We we're young and gay,
! and my Love from our own abode
Out TO the Kings Highway.
We smelt the smell OF the hay In bloom
And the miles OF the scented hay
When the greensward broke into flush
and foam
Out on the Kings Highway.
We heard the sound of the feeding kline
When dews ran silver and gray.
The sweets OF the night were better than
wine
Out on the Kings Highway.
Now he has taken the road alone
And have no heart to stay.
l would that with my Love were gone
Out on the Kings Highway.
katharine lyman. In The King's High
way.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Farming Machinery, Etc.

l Bull Tractor
l Mccormick Combine
l Mccormick Binder
/ Mccormick Mower
81 Inch Studebaker wagon
l Iron Wheel Wagon
l 10-fOOt box, Peter Shutter
/ 14-fOOt Box, Studebaker
l 3-bOtt0m Pinch John Deere gang
/ 14-inch 2-bottom Engine gang
/ 12-inch John Deere Walking PlOw
/ John Deere Horse Cultivater
/ Van Brunt Drill
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Household Goods

| Bed Stead and Springs
l Sharpless Cream SeparatOr-New
l Cream Can / Churn
| Lard Press l Sausage Grinder
| Stove Heater | Coal Heater
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

! Birds Eye Maple stand
2 Rockers 3 Chairs
l Writing Desk
l Kitchen Cabinet Kitchen Table
/ Dining Room Table
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

/ Incubator l 20-fOot Canvass Belt
Washing Machine l Wringer
2 Boilers / Tub
3 Lamps l Gasoline Lamp
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
QUARTERLY REPORT.

To the Honorable Chairman and
board of Trustees of the Village of
COTTONWOOD. Idaho County, Idaho
Gentlemen;
l herewith submit the report of my
office of receipts and disbursements
for the quarter ending December 81.
1919 as follows to-wit:
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

! Bob Sled
| 3-sectiOn Harrow and Cart
/ John Deere Surry
A Sets Lead Bars and Singletrees
| Five Horse Hitch
| Old Disc
| Hand CultivatOr
IN II. p, p. & o. Gas Engine
] IL II. p, Moline Gas Engine
2 Pump Jacks
l Elevator / Tanning Mill
! Hog Oiler | Wood Saw
2 Wire Stretchers 2 Axes
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

l Post Maui l Hole Digger
] Set Stillard Scales
/ Hay Carriage
l Forge 2 Oil Cans
l Sickle Grinder
/ Small Sythe
/ Strong Man Sythe
3 Sets Breeding Harness
2 Sets Wheel Harness
l Set Buggy Harness
IL Collars l Saddle
| Set Six HOrselines-New
/ 30-gallOn Oil barrel
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
13---Head of Good HOrSeS---13

l Bay Mare, IL years old, weight 1900
! Bay Mare, years old, weight 1900
l Bay Mare, years old, weight 1900
] Bay Mare colt
l Gray Mare, 6 years old, weight 1900
/ Gray Gelding, years old, weight 1900
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-22
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