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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
THE YOUNG MAN AND HIS VOTE
BY 1t. Col. E. W. Halford.

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Written For The Y. M. C.. A.
" the second of November the world
WILL witness its greatest spectacle-Election.
II was an extraordinary thing when. in a
supreme crisis, ten millions or more young men
reported, under the ~selective service law. for
dutty even to death, as was the case in the G treat
War. ~
Put it may be even a greater and finer thing
1sln TINS period of unparalleled disturbance
and menace, the volunteer voters of Amer;ca
e So O. Dig. e register their will and decree.
showing d pledeiing allegiance Is theZa,,iv
sovereign recognized in the United States. TIA
majority. 'Ae
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
OF NORTH DAKOTA


FARGO, N. D.--Robert Leady, for
mer group chief i'll the local prohibi-
ton offices, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of conspiracy and transpor-
tation of liquor III federal court here.
He was reraandcd to Jail in default
of $4,000 bonds. He will be tried at
the next term of federal court in
Fargo. Bonds were lowered from S.
600 at request of attorney for the
defendant.
Bail of the $4,000 has not been
raised, altho efforts were being made
to do so. The defendants young
wife, who has been with him in court
on each occasion, is sacrificing her
personal articles of value to raise the
bail.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
NO Five Times
Corn and Potato Shaw

MINOT, N. D.-The second annual
Ward County Corn and Potato Show
opened at the Armory Thursday much
better and. larger even than a year
ago. There were some remarkable
exhibits which demonstrate without
question that most anything that can
be grown anywhere can be success
fully raised in the fertile soil of nor
thwestern North Dakota if given pro-
per care and attention.
The big show is beinc held under
the auspices Of the Ward County
Farm Bureau, with N. D. German ir
charge. Mr. German IS being assist.
ed by Will f. Holbein, secretary anc
Herb Allen, assistant secretary Of
the Association of Commerce.
n. L. Bolley, of the state agricul
tural college, has been in charge o.
the Judging.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20

notwithstanding TIL, high duty 81 lemons. no
bodybody wants to be handed one.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920.
TO VOTE FOR

TO VOTE FOR PKOGKESS
The most progressive, far reaching and bene'
fetal laws for the people of any state in the
Union have been enacted in North Dakota. TO
maintain those laws in effect, to continue the
program of progress initiated in North Dakota
by the farmers and working people, the candi-
dates endorsed by the Nonpartisan league must
be reelected. 1t is the duty of every voter,
men and women, to go to the polls November
End and cast their ballots for those men and
women chosen by the pepole to defend in office
the laws already enacted because of
a confidence they will continue to aid in carry
ing forward the progressive movement of the
state and not retard it's development.
These names will be found in the Republican
column on the large party ballot:
U. S. Senator-Dr. E. F. Ladd.
Governor-Lynn J. Frazier
Lieut.. GOVernor-Howard r. Wood
Attorney General-William Lemke
State Auditor-D. C.. Poindexter
You will find these names in the Independent
column on the large party ballot:
Secretary of State-Alfhild Alison
State Treasurer-Ole Kaldor
Then again these names in the Republican
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagan
Commissioner of Insurance
S. A. Olsness
Board of Railroad Commissioner: Vote
For Three
{. w. Mcdonnell
Frank Milhollan
And again this name for Railroad Commiss-
Toner in the Independent column:
F. G.. Hildebrand
You will find these names in the Democratic
column on the large party ballot:
For State Senator-T. H. Malonev.
For Members of the Legislature
George D. Laird
J. H. Langton
Nick Muehlen
Near or at the bottom Of the first column of
the large party ballot you will find:
Official Paper For Ramsey County -
The Devils Lake World
You will find these names on another ballot
1.-THE Nonpartisan Ballot) which will be hand: 4
you. Nonpartlsan does not mean that the can.li-
dates on that ballot are all indorsed by the
Nonpartisan League. Only the names we give
here are endorsed by the Nonpartsian league
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Seth w.. Richardson
For Judges of the End Judicial District
Vote for Three:
A. G. Burr
H. c. DePuy
Chas. A. Verret
For State Superintendent of Public
Instruction
Ruth M. johnson
County Superintendent of Schools
Inez L. Siecol
For County Sheriff.
William T. Olson
For Commissioner, LIST District
Andrew Swanson
For Commissioner, 18th District
James II. RYAN
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
CandO Has Fire

CANDO, n. D.-Fire in the Cand0
Motors garage last week did con-
siderable damage in the basement Of
ske building. Prompt action by the
fire company saved the remainder Of
the building. The blaze was caused
from a lighting plant engine, it is
said.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20

The men will vote. Ladies,
don't let en- beat you to it,
Your vote will win for the farm
ers.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20

christensen sold their automobile bus
mess, together with the building to
Henry Westlie of Parshall, N. Oak.
Mr.. Nesiie is a mar with consider
able automobile experience and espec-
ially with the Ford line, and at the
present lime is interested in two or
three exclusive Ford agencies on the
ccltaold reservation, and has also
been quite heavily. engaged in the
grain 1l&incSs in .ne above territory.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-20
Vote NO Five Times

Moore Motor Sells
MINOT, N. Done of the largest
deals in this territory took place re-
Gently, whereby Moore Motor Com
pany, owned by C. W. Moore and Ed.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
". h. BROOKE WOULD
ATTEND CONVENTION

AZ the May primary Oregon VIII
choose ten delegates 20 go 90 the
National Republican convention to De-
held In Chicago. four from the state
at large and two from each congfcs-
slonal district Four years agd Hon
W. II. Brooke Of this city was elected
az delegate from the Eastern oregon
district 10 the National Republican
convention held In Chicago, receiving
the hlghost vote Of any OF the candi-
dates In the field. AZ tie convention
ho was an active and influential dele.
gate and was chosen Orngon's repro
sentative on the platform committee,
aud acquitted himself with orod,t.
Mr.. Brooke will again be- candi-
date for this honor from tho El8tcm
oregon district and from reports re-
cciycd his candidacy IN nguln meeting
with favor Mr. Brooke hgs always
been unswerylng In his 1.ultr 20 re.
publican principles and the ltopub-
licnn party and he stands high In the
councils OF the party Ills political
experience and acquaintance viii en-
able him TO render much valuable
assistance To the Oregon delegation
at the convention.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL GOING
TO PLAY BASEBALL
wealth Ol Candidates for Diamond
lIonors Now Getting Into Con-
ditiun--Gnmc Has Not lccn
Played Here for Years.

Prospects for a winning basohpll
team looms brightly on the hori-
son for the Ontario High School
Great enthusiasm Is being manifested
ny the young men who have hopes of
making the team, and the campus h.
now a ncone of activity in the base.
ball world Almost every boy In
High School displays his favorable
attitude toward this popular sport
by comiag to school early and always
Icing present when batting flies"
or playing "kotch." with the pres
cnt prospects a "roal baseball tear"
Il expected. altho no team ha been
picked as yet.
owing 10 the fact that thcro has
been no baseball In Ontario t1r scv-
efal gears. the organizing of team
this ytai will meet with the hearty
approval and ugpport of everyone It
will be thru the High School team
that tho true lovers of this Al Amer
iran game can got their thrills nnd
excitement such az only hasohhll
can give.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
.FRUITLAND BENCHNEWS

FRUtTLASD. idaho. March g.
Mr. and Mis II. Il. Eoomer al. tic
parcntr &c q 10-pnund on, bora
Tuesday morning, Marsn 2.
A littlc daughter was born to AIRS
Sam Baer, Monday morning Bt ihc
home rr Eev. and 'irs Bar.'h
Weight 81 pounds.
prol r u Noiisot returned pi-
urlaS morning from three w.d,s
trip through tLe state OF Wash ts-
ton T. The .rjorest % .s Art books
Or. Allon Anderson came homo
Sunday from Boston, having rnil1-
ed course in tho Harvprl Medical
School. lie this week oUtc I the
firm Of Drs Wcesc q F1ruot. OF
Ontario, as q partner In the business
Miss Florence Anderson returned
from a visit TO Boise the last Of the
week
Miss Bcrnicc McGee visited friend
several davs In Boise the past week
Master Charles Robert Hollon-
beck was in Boise the week. end
his uncle. Loren Randolph
and family
Rev Ford Burtch on Sunday re-
signed his pastorate the First Bap-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
DON DAVIS OF NYsSA Is on
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON TEAM

EUGENE. ore, March 31.-Don
Davis of Nyssa was one of the four
men sent to Portland from the Uni
versity Of Oregon to compete in the
annual five-mile run held in Port
land, Saturday, Feb. q. Glenn
walkley. of the university, was
eleventh man to finish The team
was in very poor condition because
several of the members we're III at
at the time of the meet. Nose Payne.
n former Lemon-Yollow track star
running for NJ A. A. c., won first
place in 2G:O2.
Basketball fans were doomed to
Wednesday night be-
cause the Oregon Stanford game was
behind closed doors on account of
the rlu ban. The oregon quintet lost
to the southerners 20;19.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES


JUNTURA, ore. March Mrs
Joe Carter and daughter. Pearl ro-
turned last Tuesday from wc,k4
visit In Nampi and Ontario
David Mcdonald passed thru town
on, Thursday after fcv days spent
in Vale.
IIenr Welcome left on q business
trip to Boise and Nampn last Thurs.
day returning Monday He was oc-
compan'ed home hv Mrs. Welcome.
who has been away for some time.
David Graham returned home
from Ontario on Friday after spend
ing a Few days there.
Mrs Lou McMullcn of Drcwscv
passed thru town on Saturday ON her
way t. outside points.
Ralph Chambers OF Drewsey was
a Juntura visitor on Saturday
u, j. DODGE started for his home
at Ashland Oregon, on Monday.
after having spent some time IN this
vicinity llo was accompanied by
Mrs s p. SI2emorc, who viii make,
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs Dodge.
The Ellison-Whito Lyceum courac
closed hero this season on Feb 2Su
with q thoroughly enjoyable dra-
matte and musical number present
ed to q most apprccIatlve audience
Tho whole course has proved very
and pleasing. and q g.
hoped that we shall he favored with
another course next year
Tho dance following tho program
was tho first dance rlvcn by the
Juhturl Jazz Orchestra. and was O.
highly successful affair Tho sery-
ing OF sandwiches and coffee ~ the
boys was q popular feature Of the
evening u is understood that the
proceeds are TO so toward a saxa-
phone and other now Instruments
James Gfuham cpmc mp from lInr-
per on Saturday for the Lyooum and
remained for a fow days visit hcre
Miss Margaret Murphy spent The
week. end In Juntura.
Herbert Ward OF Drowscy was q
Iinturl visitor on saturdry: also
iIlas Tillotson. Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ !
'a,log and family. Mr.. and Mrs Fl !
ii2omoro, hlr. aud Mrs VIM. n |
Robert son, Elmer Mathoson. Babe |
)rigar Miss volfa Byerly and Mrs |
Miss Nan Hoffman. who Is IN /
raining at the Holy Rosary hospital, |
ontario. arrived home on Monday |
or visit with relatives here.
Mrs Ward and daughter Blanche. |
oturnod 10 their homo near Beulah |
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04

land to ". M Copeland, of Payatto.
consideration $4,000 Mr., Heckes
win haye a sale OF his stock and
farming implements on March llth.
Mr.. Copeland takes possession
March 10.
Z, =. Silkett sold his new bunga-
low and two lots last week 10 John
Durall consideration $1,000 Pos
session was given March Ist.
The Frui,laud Garage has taken
the agency OF the Oakland cars
along with their others and have re-
ceiyed them In Boise, ready for de-
livery.
IL r. Boomer has sold a thorough
bred six months old Holstein bull TO
Mr. Knauss OF Colville, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs William Bottomly,
driving the T, r, Nelson Overland
car escaped what might have been a
very serious accident Sunday morn
ing when on their way 10 Payette
While going up the Sand Hollow hill
near the Phillips home the bolt out
of the steering gear dropped out and
the car went into the ditch. The
ear was pretty much wrecked and
Mrs Botonly is suffering from an in
jury to one of her limbs.
John Murdocks and Miss Esther
Iiyidberg We're married Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Baptist par
sonage by Rev Ford Burteh. They
will reside near Buckingham. Mr.
Philip Lynn was witness to the
ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Arnold and
two children OF Idaho Falls came
Friday for an extended visit with
Mrs. Dulin
The Mothers Circle meets this
Friday afternoon at o'clock, Mrs
4. r. Nelson, because OF moving TO
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04
~. u. nANEY WANTS 10 60 10
SAN FRANCISCO GATHERING

Bert r.. llanoy formerly United
Statos district attorney, whose record
as prosecutor of pro-llun dralt
dodgers ana other undesirable citi-
zons could hardly be surpassed, haa
announced his desire TO go To the
Democratic convention ut san fraa-
cisco.
Mr. llaney Is from the Willamette
Valley, and not well known in Nal
hour county, save by number of
residents who were In college with
him. To these he has written OF his
Intention 10 make the race for one OF
the delegates at large and of course
they are boosting for him
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04

tist church, Frultland, his work tc
end April list. lie will 60 from hero
TO Now Plymouth for time at least
Rev Burtch and family will be
missed in Fruitlond where both Mr..
and Mrs. Burtch have labored faith
fully for the upbuiidihg Of Christs
work on earth All good wishes go
with thom wherever they may he
Rcv. Ewing. district supcr.ntou-
dent. spoke to a large audience sun
day ln the NJ. Il. church Prof r. B.
Nelson rendered q solo
Mr. and Mrs. william Hollenbcck
were over beyond Ontario Sunday,
partakiug of q most delicious dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Meyer.
A. Crimes has returned from an
visit to Nebraska Mrs
j. J. Grimes accompanied him home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Crimes win come
to locate here. Mr. Grimes bringing
with him his household goods and
stock
Mrs. J. NJ Royston this week pur-
chased the corner residence across
from the Brethren church from Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Benson. paying
therefore S25OO. II s. known as tha
Dr Wright property
Mr. lIeckcs this week sold his t0I
nero ranch two miles south Of Fruit
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04

on Monday after visit I'm Ontario.
John McCloud of Beulah returned
from ontario on Monday
Miss Mary MsRae Of Riverside
was Juntura visitor on Monday
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-04

Paycttc. viii turn the preaideu,v
over to Mrs. a. r. Bishop, vice
president. Miss scrivner will be
present to present matters Of interest
TO mothers. The teachers have
charge of part of the program I'M
portant literature will le han ID
out
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20

DR.. and Mrs. ]. V. Athey and
party left Wednesday for an auto
trip thru Larimer and Weld coun-
ties, before returning to their
homes in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
They were here about two weeks,
and it is our opinion that they will
find no more lovely place than
Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
For Lee Hoffman, Jr.

Trenholme HolIey gave a party
last evening at his home ON Colo.
RADIO street in honor of Lee Hpff-
man, Jr.. who will leave Monday
for Newport. Rhode Island, to be-
gin his duties in the navy.
Games were played, and the
evening was spent most pleasantly
ending with dainty refreshments
Trenholmes guests were Laura
Traylor, Mary Cruise, Myra Han
sen, Mabel Hoffman, Miss Brown
of Denver, Eve y Holley, Lee
Hoffman, Clarence Gartrell, and
Roy Goddard.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
Ed Evans and Family
Start on Trip to Wales

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Evans and
daughter, Catherine, will leave
on Saturday morning for Denver,
where they will stay a few days
before going to New York, from
whence they will sail for Wales,
Ihey plan to be gone at least one
year. Mr.. Evans father died last
year, and his mother is S4 years
old. It's his desire to visit her once
more, having not seen her for eigh-
teen years. At the time of his
coming to America he settled in
this city, where he has since lived.
They will go as far as Denver
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum, who
are returning to their home III
Peabody, Kansas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20

The Siftings-News for news.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20

huence of liquor and his wife is
painfully injured as a result of
Raper's car crashing into a motor
car driven by B.. D. Allen of Los
Angles near Monument yesterday.
Officers urr1ed to the scene
Of the accident when the word
was received that the cars had COL
lided. Mrs. Raper was not to be
seen and the officers, in hunting
for her, discovered her. they al
lege, in nearby, cornheld burying
with her bare hands, a jug of what
proved to be whiskey.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20

Hrs. Jane Chappell and son and Max
inc Champion of Denver are here for a
week IS visit Mr.. and Mrs. Champion.
Clyde and Raymond, came up from Zen
yer with them, but motored back the
same day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
Methodist Church Notes

10'a. m., Bible school.
II a. M, worship. Sermon by the
pastor.
kSo p. M, worship Subject, .'What
is-she New Testament Doctrine of Hell?''-
Special music.
Saturday. 7:90 p. M, services con-
daoted by Dr. G. M. Henderson, fol-,
lowed by fourth quarterly conference.
Strangers welcome.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20

Miss Nellie Purdy arrived Sat.
urday of last week from Wichita.
Kansas, to with Mrs. Lee Hof-
man. She is an experienced stem
ographer, and plans to work in
Denver, having given up her posi-
tion with she Wichita Light and
Railway company to come to Colo
rado, where it is privilege to
i've"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
Silver Plume Notes


Mrs. Leona Poirson is on the sick list
Edward Buckley was Denver visito
Saturday. y
Miss lila Weber of Denver is visitin,
her aunt. Mrs. Pear.
| Gus Gisin enjoyed few days of thi
week in the city.
Miss Jean Dewey of Denver is tn.
guest Of Mrs. Mary Nelson.
John Allen of Denver was visiting
fSiends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Jones Of Denver is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Msgnetti.
Oscar Oberg came from Wyoming,
Sunday to visit his mother and friends.
MIR. and Mrs A. Roberts of Idaho
Springs were Silver Plume visitors last
week.
Thomas Job of Golden is spending his
vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. E.
Pomeroy
Eleveria Green returned from Brigh-
ton, Colo. Sunday after months visit
with relatives.
Francis Garrett and James Buxton
motored to Denver last Thursday and
returned Sunday evening.
Norman Stanton visited at the home
of Mrs. W. Stephens at Idaho Springs
the latter part of last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gibbs and friends
of Denver were the weekend guests at
the home of Mrs ZelIa Poirson.
About 45O boy scouts of Denver are
camping about mile above Graymont.
and are having the time of their lives.
Misses Katherine PaImquist and Irma
Erickson were the weekend guests of
Miss Anna Macleod at Idaho Springs.
Mrs. Samuel Whe eler returned to
Denver Sunday after few weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs N. Magnet
il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Terry, who Just
returned from visit to Silverton, Colo
ado. visited the Wide West Tunnel
Sunday.
James Glasson and family left Sunday
'or visit at Bisbee, Arizona, after
'ery pleasant visit with relatives and
friends
Melvin Stephens of Idaho Springs
Ipent few days of this week with his
Mrs. S. Burge, and other
eIatives.
Rev. James Brawn and family and
everal friends returned Sunday to their
ZONES in Denver after having spent a
pleasant week with friends.
Rev Radaliif of Denver filed the Dul-
bit at the M. E. church Sunday even
ng in Rev. Zink's place. The latter is
his vacation with his parents
1T Boswell, New Mexico.
Hrs. Jane Chappell and son and Max
ne, Champion of Denver are here for |
week Is visit Mr.. and Mrs. Champion.
hyde and Raymond, came up from Zen
yer with them, but motored back the
,ame day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
Mrs James Hostess
at Dinner Thursday

Mrs. w. James gave dinner in
honor Of her guest. Miss Louise
Tobias of Sterling, Neb., Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Adams. T h other
guests were Miss Frances Loetfler
Of Piqua, Ohio, Mrs. Stalling of
Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hafer
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams of
this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
Additional Locals

MIS-. -. r.. temple and cnllQre
will return to their home in Ten
pie, Texas, next week.
e. B. Lamb of the Gem Minin
company went to Denver Wednes
day, to return to Idaho Spring
Monday.
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church, will have cooked foot
sale in the office of the Colorado
Power Co., Saturday, Aug. 2S.
\ An official estimate given ou
by the government census burear
at Washington today places the
population of Colorado at 1912,
394.
Mrs. Evalina callow and sons
Arthur and Frank, with Walter
Halberg, motored to Littleton Sun
day to spend the day, and report q
delightful trip.
Mrs. E. Rich ards and little
daughter, Bernice, &C o m panied
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris home from
Denver in their new car and spent
a few days with old friends in Ida
ho Springs.
Mrs. David Hill, who s h r t
t i m ago fell and tore the liga-
ment in her hand, is considerably
better. The accident was caused
from slipping on a caterpillar on
the sidewalk.
Clarence Gartrell and Trenholme
Holley went to Denver Monday
and enlisted in the navy. They
passed the examination, but will
have a fewlweeks at home before
leaving for service.
John Misty, who spent the past
ten days or SO in Love | a d, re-
turned to Idaho Springs last even
ing, accompanied by his sist er,
Miss Elizabeth Misty, who with
him will make her home here.
Rev. Rich and family, who spent
the past month or SO here, left this
week for Manitou. T h ir son,
for whose health they had
come, remained here for longer
stay, as he is t h u g h to be i'm
proving.
DIR. and Mrs. James M. Tracy of
the Liszt School of Music, Denver,
together with son and two daugh.
ters, spent the weekend with the
Francis Phillips family on Fall
River, Miss Mary Phillips return
ing to Denver with them for visit.
Mrs. W. E. Stanley and chill
dren and Mrs. Clara Mullen re-
turned Thursday ming from
Denver where they had visit Q d
since Sunday with Mrs. Shanley's
mother. Frank Binder, a brother
of Mrs. Stanley, came today from
Denver to spend few days with
her. He was in the late war, and
lost a leg in one of the big battles.
Learn the Winn Method Of Pop
ular Music and Rag Time Piano
Playing in from ten to twenty
lessons. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Prices on all
lessons advance on September 1st.
However, present prices hold good
until November 1st on all contracts
made prior to Septem Der LIST
Mrs. Ella Mckinney Phillips.
Rev. Dye. formerly pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, was
here this week, the guest of friends.
His presence at the prayer meet
ing service Wednesday was great
ly enjoyed by the members, as
was also his address. He was en-
tertained at the DR. FL. o. Allen
home Tuesday evening at dinner,
and at Mrs. Elizabeth Craig's on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. G. Ell. Morris of Pasadena,
California, writes the Siftings
News to notify us of her change of
address, and also states that she
enjoys the paper very much and
misses it if she fails to receive it.
Even tho she is away from here
she still keeps in touch with the
people of idaho Springs. Here
present address is 165 North Fair
Oaks avenue, Pasadena, Cali.