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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
New York Produce Market

New Turk sept g
WEEA Firm; M. red ana Ne .
hard 2--1 = j ? rack New vork. end
No . nixeU Durum 2ss tn arrive
C0RN-SpeI easy. Ma yellow IT
New York N-day shipments
OA-S-Spar dull, No. ! white 50
E,0RK-Easy mess soon a 31eG
LARD-FfrTn, Middle west 1900
1s4A.
BCTTER-Eieher. receipts s34s
tubs. creamery higher than extras as
n 5Ss extras - scuTe 36s. rlrsts So to
% score 81 a SeE packing stock cur
rent make No. ! s5s6z3h
EGGS-RecsIpts l5e2a2 cases: fresh
gathered extras first = a as FIRST - q
81. state. Pa ana nearby western hen
n,.r- white first 70. extras 6ua7 "a: dc
brown extras 50 a. E. d. gathered
brown and mixed cniers hrs. To extra
- n5a.
p0T Long Island per
fsar-el $50 a toe Jersey 81 rounds sn1
1a2s. Jersey sweets Ne l basket Ia
d5.5. southern per harrel Sbeaq soc
CABBAGES-Steady. un=sgngHs
SJEAR-Raw nominal: refined s,l-
gar wear al $500 a z1o for fine grern-
lated Sugar futures war quieI and
sbuut Is ppiriSx lower during tf1e fpfe-
noon under scattered liquidation. The
chasing was easy 40 10 90 paints low
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
UAsLAHD

A. me Methoulst church sunday
Rev Weston 7 Holman. pastor. the
rumg % THE morning sermon at
1850 VIII bt THE first q series Of
sermons on a STUDY II ones self
The Forces that Make Man
sunday school at ia Evening
service al @ clock, subject Other
Sheen Mr. Holman VIII preach
at Sidney Sunday afternoon at $50
clock
Services viii he held al the Free
Baptist church SUNDAY atternoon al
so o'clock. conducted py the
pastor Rev Benjamin Beatty sun
day school viii ~ held al so
y. c.ock
Al the First Baptist church sun
dsy Rev F r. Doiernsn pastor. the
Topic q me morning sermon al
ln-Se VII ne My Brothers Keeper -
sunday school II 1-.45 under direc-
Jlan Of Arthur Greeley. super ten e.
dent. Evening service al 80
o'clock. subject The P~odigal's Elk
peraence,"
Mrs. Martha SawteiIe. WHO has
been passing the summer with
friends ana relatives IN town. re-
ruroed Friday r. her home IN Frye
burg. She was accumpanIs.d home
~ ner granumece. Miss Helen
Blaisdel, who viii be her guest for
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

I'll suggested economic disT urJancss IN
hal country while lhe weekly survey
II Domestic trade authorities again
stressed cancellations ~ orders n
MANY brand 1Es Of business. Rails for
teIfed little Of their recent aGva-I &c
but yielded n prominence to faVorTies
of the Industrial division. These IN
Cludps food chemical paper ana metal
ssute. n wrnch some gains assumed
sunSta nIIal dimensions ana denoted
Lf2s renewed activity o. pools
Among the ser sonsd stocks oils IF
the iEher grade were most favored.
notably Mexican. Pan-Aner1c2n and
California Petroleum IiuuiIon OIL and
Texas Complain C0ppers were more
responsive o reports of prospective
sales Tor export. but sJet4s and equip
mems shaded with Speclalt3es Al the
close. SAFES amounted 70 $50, ghe
shares
psr cent. opening rate for call
uanE running INTO next week ana
later quotation Of s per cent for the
e;iarne. accommodation testified 20 the
further relaxation # money. Local
banks were reported 70 have made
ts1ne loans extending over The year
eru al q shade Inue- prevailing rates
Brvirg IF railroad bends continued
with fir--rness n Liberty ISSUES ana
the foreign ec-aIp, especially United
Kingdoms of 1881. Total sales. par
value amounted 70 50. 79'0. nDh- Ola [.
: bonds were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
MADISON

The funeral services OF Mrs Anna
Fe!ker. VINO died Tuesday morning
as the result Of q paralYtlc shock,
were conducted Thursday afternoon
Al Mrs F-Lkers late home on Mid
die street. The inJer-nent was IN
he family lot n the Forest Hill
cemetery
An un-ioaked-f for attraction Of the
Madison Labor Day celebration Will
be an ai-1lane ascension in the fore
noon and afternoon by George "
Maxim. formerly Of the Canadian
Aero Squadron. This will ne the
first aIrplane 70 visit Madison.
Everett Farnswor-h Of Woodland
was IN tuwn Thursday, being called
here 10 attend the funeral Of MRS
Anna Felker
Mr.. and Mrs william Booker EFT
town Friday morning 70 v1sit reia-
ives in Exeter. Y. H. They will also
20 70 Boston ana Lewiston before
returning hume
John T MacNaugtt IF Tilton. y.
Il. was IN Madison on business
Thursday Mr. MacNaugtt was
formerly a wen known resident Of
this village
William p Hilton If Trcutdale ar
rrved II Madison Thursday 20 visit
relatives
Mrs. James McGown is passing
few days with friends az Lake
MuKie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Dun's Report

New York. SEPT s.-Dun's tomorrow
will say
Without the stimulus OF general
business revival. confidence mas in
creased and the future is more favor
ably regarded Sentiment is subject 70
quick ftuctuatIon n rhA present rsAu-
lasrgaent period bsluE Responsive 10
tsEE-tc-efay Developments. nut the fnna-
afnental situation has asen strength
ef1ea by the price Welding and. the i'm
pr0Nenent IN r-ansTla1- tarioT. and some
basis FOR the better feeling s.sfNtS
While commercial rsVeraps remain
al the higher Level recsntir establish
eG. Gs the August attest here . An
absence n The serious uIasEttlefnss.ar II
which some people rad beRn apl,re-
henslre ana GSs outlook s~EEng Erurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
BELFAST

For-y-one women registered on
Thursday the second day the board
was in session. with II on the first
iay There seems 70 ne a greater
number of Republican women than
Democrats thus far although many
think that before the eight days are
over there VIII be a greater interest
shown among the Democrats and II
VIII be abput an even thing There
does not seam 10 be any excitement
over the victory Of suffrage. IN Bel
fast and z great many local women
have no desire 10 vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
New York Cotton Market

N+w Eyri.. Sept. = The rt HON mar
.rr sruwel ~--yleWen weakness TO-DAY 1,
with some NJ me latter months break
M back 10 rte lowest levels ~ ,nv
v=ek and about r5-t a pUund nder
-e.SIt4rtav figures
The bearEsh view HI commodities
"a tues generally promoted tr- unset
. lt4d conditions thr gram ana sugar
races wnIla there was 1-rv1uAnesS
over .ahur conditions including rhR
: threatened strike II British coal min
~ ana -hn situation II The anthracite
nHlds If PENNSYLVANIA
N early break IN weakness ii LIVER
pool was toIlUwe.i ny allies CEN COW
errnC for OVER the HOLIDAYS anu uuFa-
,-nrahls. weather n he south. hut he
market was under renewed anri more
arrive pressure iaie n The afternoon
with December selling uT n "a so
rents q pound 5uu Marcn IL @aGG or 81
sc Lnb points net over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Chicago Cattle Market

l4tE>E0- sept. n.
CATTL Recelp1s 4p0u. average. IN
quality Common good Steers strong
others slow. steady best bere 1878.
bulk GOOD 55U1 Sih- grassy KIND
draEgy, 900 a $50. zrood COWS q-an
20 canners 4BB1 49,: STEADY. .n-bs.-
yweeT Kinds 500 500. iuli ana uneven
II lower bologna uulis $500 sT5.
IRRdv 10 strong, calves firm bulk
cao4Cs 1seba I'D, Few SELECTED lots
500 upward. stpckers slow
HDt1S-Recs3 pts u .pht- steRdr to
strong with Yesterdays average. clos
lnE strong: top 1000. bulk light ana
butchers 1901 1879 hulk hacking
stock suws I40eR $40, ples weak q
- cents lower bulk desirable kinds
J -. a 5HG.
HEEP-RecEiptE &0aA. uatfva
lambs =. "a ~ cents hi Et1er- TOP 1a-Et
puik 17-5 Il 20 no good fat range
lambs here, sheep strong 10 " cents
n. Eher- TOP native Avek -ann- lir-br
western Wa hers SIS; fseder classes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Rev. 7. P. Jones Of
Sonlerville Passes
Away from Sunstroke

Sornerrilie Ne. Sept S-Rev r
? Jones passed away Tuesday after
noon, after a few DAYS sickness
caused by a sunstroke Thursday.
Aug g. while having he was a
lifelong resident Of this place, and a
devoted Christian Eis word Of an
c1ufaEeIneni ana CHEEKY smile VIII
be greatly missed by all who knew
him. Funt,aI services were held Al
P, IA. Thursday ar the Advent
chapel IN Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

.slas Eur.nE as -Ie weAk Spots ara
81 eadllz- reduced. Reasons for con-
''e-rvar-an Ht,un- however. nave moi
Disappeared ans he policy ~ eRdinE
interests remains one of holding com
ruItlnel71s w-5thGu Th. limits If safety
ana ut avoiding undue speculative
=. SKIS.
La ve~rence M atLnIr1 concerning
prices although DoI Te-ieCr!rg doubt as
10 the current nnVeaTnuT II most com
3npdiIleS. ends TIL restrict operations,
rTE-Hy rurers ana sellers be.nE apR--t
5U tnetr views ana demands Tor 1ur-
fner wage increases nave implicated
conditions n some industries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Boston Produce Marker

Boston. sept. a-
BEEF-4rhoIce whole cattle gsn rs
BT--ER-EX-rss - a 5-s- arsIs 81
a -
HEESE-F~eSr crunce IS n So
TCRE-Nr- . T-H3lCw -h'1 10.
EGES-N-arbv nenperv -51 So:
west t.-rl -,.;ras 50 q b..
FLDC R-SPrlaE paIentS. 9s- h
sacks special shorts. I2@5dT -.
standard 80 a 1929.
EAY-NU. - tgIngThv 3gt14-
LAMB-Spr-r sea g.
UA--Fancy 40 pounds - a Sc
PtRk-Hediurn hacks Sg1n
-A-DES-EagTern snurn 4e5T
$50 per barrel natives -5ot1 80 per
aushel. Name - a 800 Der -Ao lbs
Svs.e-7s SHn pe- barrel
vTAL~l2a q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
New York Money Market

New yurf. Sel5t. 3.
Prime mercantile paper g.
Exchange irregular.
sterling SD-daY hills asa,
5~alnInerciaI 6p-dRy bills IN banks
81
,-.,rurne-c,a} 6N-dav bills S.5hs: de-
naud SOS. cables 5-5S3.
T7ranr.e anrnnna { Pc. cables SEA.
Belgian francs. demand T-3S. cables
40
t7uiIasrx. demand 81 cables Bis.
IRE demand -.63. cables (. 81.
Marks aarrand : 90. cables 2-Bl-
K-r York exchange ON Montreal q
lay cent. discount
Cstrr-eY-r.-nPuf bonds d--n.
pallrnad bonds trrr
Time loans strong: 90 DAYS. 30 days
md SIX months = n
t~ar 9n0nes- Sready: hlEn : low s.
ming -vatp : r.ius3ug ma $. offered al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Sent &
Wheat ran up swiftly II price tc,day
hat ruosI u the gain was not held Bull
8sn t-sTi mates n the arnuuuf GEailau4s
for export we~e chiefly responsible for
he snow Nf strength The close was
unsettled ! To 3 cents n4s higher. win
December 81. q @414 ana March
-.275 20 @.3-T- Corn finished \ u IL
cent down OATS II z 20 cent and BRO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Madison Spiritualists
Campaigning Program

Ths Madison SmrrruaIisr Camp
rneetEls s2eI0 III Lakewood Grove
SUNDAY, Sept. s. Speakers for the
session VIII De Mrs Elizabeth Ear
low ioelz Of Baltimore. one If the
ablesl opponents of the cause. Com
versS L Nickerson the boy evangelist
from san Francisco Frederick Mich
olson. pastor af the Universal Spirit
All church, Bostun. and George 3.
Cutter. presa dent Of the ASSOCIATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
features 81 me Gays 1ea.3uq m All
the ear NJ SiUuk-

Eew York. sept. 3.
-3s ar1rra1-1-E prorracted holiday
- : r.t5r-,- .ry,n- me stock market
0osF 9ss4---s Ealing away -
Asn &-s-- fur NJ -hE forenoon
'HsL -aG=.y Ttte most intent anon
Nfs-1E --=-- 1rortS INTO cash.
pes 7t7Tret IKE disposition 70 sx-
= --=ls Hornl-.- JT1e.Ls y spite -
NN-sst ---l-r- -vs-s- aeve5oulreu II TIE
7a----.-.sr lie greater ease
Z hgnsr ana IMPENDING extensive
= n -. '1et-uE fttL3s induce
e. . -:-t s~or- account.
noi a. = -ae dRy = Huv-ces were
asfarails -0wa7-ar. Cables from Bra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

~ October -ul5 De.cerrher eh5 Jan
4arv 9ga. March e-r MAY OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
EMPLOYMENT
-ein-Male Or FssnaIs 8


-ein-Maie Or Fssnsss 80
TEACEERs-For r.Iral scaoeIs- Fx-
pei2ehreu ana inexperienced canui-
oates considered Good wages Il G.
lakes. Readfieio Depot. Me. Tel e.
Statesmen ana Agents IS
ASEST-LAdy Of Gentleman, IN the
CITY Of Augusta 1or Watkins Famous
Products Known EVERYWHERE Big
FRONTS N~l1e j. z. Watkins ca. 81
New EerE CtTT.
AGENTS. every town Best selling
rnsn $ eloIh-CE start AZ once large
defnAA4 lor goods. SD "a sT5 q week
Success assured investigate today
Community Clothes Co. Ne. 1928 But
toHwoon ST. Phl!a- m
AGENTS. everr town and city
County and District Manager This
: Nuur chance Par N whole time
WORT ~ nome Pleasant ana pr1nA-
he Experience 1Dr neces sarv.
Either -eA- Address The Frat srnitlss
Richmanu Name.
APRONS-t5ouse dresses. etllldren's
dresses Write for samples. Econo-
~ SA4ts o. - School ST. Boston
Mass DEBT a.
l1ATHERERs- SO daT- gather
-ng roots ana nerhs Ginseng grows
wllef ike weeds selling So r,er Ii
Grow Y YOUR ward We BUY the
rooTs. F-Ee book Botanical Sg6
West Haven Conn
E0SIERY -AE agents make So % week
Y. selling guaranteed hosiery. We
Euaran1E- S%ptA weekly fuIl time
&c an aHuf spare time Experience
lrCecasszrr PERI ecIwesr Eus9erv
eafbH- "a
MAPS--he Kenyon Co foremost man
manufacturer IA the United States
hsS All opening Tor salesman n
Maine wonderful Unparc unity fpr q
man with ~-aI selling ability 10 aC-
quire permanent and exclusive Ter
riturs- ADDRESS The KENYON Co. Int
Des Monies, Iowa
RTRAI--4 geut-A new portrait
Sometsing @ut--slv aifferent- Write
+pr particulars. also catalogue ana
price list Fidelity Portrait Company.
%ta- 5alTi son st Chicago. lil-
RATNCrA ATS VIII paw S9n % weekly
Tor cHrAz a~e-age -aIncnAt orders
tallr ~ delivering Ne Investment
men. women children. 2-VeI-s5 hle
-'-sn-' models iealntreftes. autO-
coats Rurbea5zed weed 1ve-coRls
featured 2uleA or sample coat ana
cAtaluE- PARKER Mfg Co. --S- Book
81. DAYTON ONO.
-ALES-A Excellent permanent po-
-t1!uU Tor cau2hle SHl e-sFTlRn N Maine
Stanl+ Inc for general retail trade IN
unusually attractive terms. Liberal
tuFurnls sfuns Advance fp- exE&naes
sales Manager. see Woodward. De
u"olI. Mich.
U NIB R L ! L A., ,r1Iver1 HE -'air17.'
Wireless construction. Willis clears
ST. M daily Kew Novel. Nur SOLD
III Stores Fal line ready No cap
ia. rnuUll ed Rrt+e for part out
ii. Parker Mfg. o.. -1S1 Tent 81,
DAYTON. Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

LOCAL NOTICE
Maine M~ State" Copies limited
Book Xmas orders now Tel 113-2
Oakland. Mrs. Y. c. T s=pedat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

MEXICo-want 50 families 70 join n
purchasing an exceptionally well i'm
proved l5N.e acre farm II q cash
bargain n the state nj TarnRulip8S.
Mexico. Tear title absolutely GaRf
AuIetad- good houses. good soll. fa@egs-
- walter. 60 t1ue springs and beaut.-
Tul river on This tract. ana ah ideal
climate Inc snt1fe year. Everyone
vii Elaoly Joln me after seeingNhts
wonderful farm for +ul parr.cufay<
write N 2 Seeker. San Antonio.
Texas.
SMALL FARM-lO M. walk from VII
5Ilainr s.' d iIcala d Nca1iana. COED
cultivation. Inquire 70 Willow St.
City or Luke Leighton. Coeper~s
Mills
ACRES-House. hg-a snd nen hvuse
Wallace D1plock
ACREs-Appies, pezs- rur-ants.
raspterT14s Best pf w1fr. Geoa
view. on state r-oad scnofs -ss-.
House furnace heated Car-iass.
sleigh Sled moving machine 1nd
hurse-rake. r NJ Sawve-. ReAdneld.
30 ACRI1S-Far-n. good buildings, near
yaarunert a ing value Only Sst'e. G Il
tSeEne- Gardiner.
50 ACRES-What 40 v1u think y ms
farm eA acres cuts - IONS aRS
good buildings well located plenty IF
wood, me spring Of wells. Farm.
buildings. 20 tons II nay and COWS
fur S@&HN J. " Beck Agency, 20
Water -. Augusta
- AGEj1S--T7.Iru = miles rom GArdi-
Der IN AiNer ROAD 10 South Gardner
a. TINS lgy. pair hurses. COW. hUE,
farming tools SE-pN. Daniel Rogers.
7%A4 Wafer st, Gardner
sN ACRES-Naar x Winthrop vTllare ana
lncaled N 1ne of the best summer
DuAlTder sections II Name. Main road.
SuFnt- 30 aires Z the best OF spzfn
lelds. producing large cruas. of all
h.nus Euna amount II wouu and tim
ner- iarga amount II growing pine
pasture. maple shade, = never failing
wells VIII include FOR quick safe.
-,z,Iys. -..tlI nAIed = tons II me hay
Reasonable terms. Price &-Lsh.
r. Lincoln IS nt41rop
- ACRES-W well wnn1ea
200 600 fet.t II lumber Geo. Curtis
Richmond
30 ARREST $3..HD stock r-ops
and -p0lE Included Situated on an
improved ~uau 3 niles rem X X
station ana large man FE- town.
where there are Two canning tacto-
rles ana arEest potato houses n
S,srnt-seI "a. High school. cnurS.nss
eJC. cutting 81 -ous nav smooth
2ssVef 1e'dS. 1ue orchard with Zhb an
pie trees wire fanuaG. SlrTns watered
pasture FOR = rpwS. Estimated 4bDt
Cords Of wood a" Geo VI f. soft i'm
Hsr Cottage muse with looms ~
Rzza and -. sT&his. large uArn with
hasvrue-.- supplied with best Of water
mil 5ss ivEr.-st telHpnuGe 4 1ne
neigh orr.r und rleAr -U0 saTEe lakes
HDu summer resorts FER 81 eie fuwr
-Ht. aUrL.' VIII .rc.udt : tiGTs+. & SOW.
s." TONS -Hv. 2 acre potatoes acres
sweet Germ. g. acres uSts. moving ma
chime. .uG~e lake dump ear. farm
WI c1u- Srrr-ls Goth harrow. -sEllT-ys-
or cream separator. harness. -rdsn-
waErr- = e>p-uS Il Stove wood ana a
urge garden. E.Ea x waln. Skuw-
began.
-hR ArH-S-Tu v-he'se4 miles from
lzarr-u-s-. beautifully situated IT
stream Known H. seq rs Mills farm
Running water Fa--T machinery u
Guided Inquire ! z. HAYES, Ran
Iulpn. T. Jaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Save Time You Ask for An Ad Telephone Your Want Ad
"Who Can | Ceto"

There's a heavy carpet to be taken I'D. beaten
and re-laid. Who can get TO do It for me-"
The lace curtains ought TO be taken down and
washed Who can get to 90 il for me -
Who can get 10 whit ewasn the ceIlar?'
These and similar questions viii be answered
satisfactorily If you read Journal classified ads
Look under the classified tion- Services offered
and find reliable helpers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

-efrmais or Female 81
ATTEND N-S-Des1-ap positions ~,
yusr. ana women On che wards. Wages
.le per week % s-Art. A-so expert
enceC men - WORK with patients Iui-
side wares Apply 70 SUPP. augusta
state Hospital.
---ERkS Men. women over 1T. for
Postal Mail service. S1Sa month. x
aTrluaIluNS Sept eynt1-r EEFiHfl tsnCe
unneuessarv. For Tree par. Clllt-r-s.
write =. Terry FORMER s'5I--1 Service
Examiner = TlnI.utnta! Blug-
Washington. ,. T..
Co0K-At once. Good wages paid.
GraFs Hospital. WatervlIle-
~ t-ETRE -@nd assistant Ric1uund
= =. school. Richmond. ,G8tD r'~~iich
ana Eng ISL. me location. A4so TWO
teachers 1ur rLIJ4I schou.s- AFp.y 20
SUPP of schools Richmond. Maine
has A snow, SupJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

s<eip Wanfeo-Msis $

ToT-SF5 NAN
---vEF~
- AND z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
SUBURBAN for Sale ~

SUBURBAN for Sale "
RIVERSIDE DRETE-.s--porn hunca-
low. i miles from E'itv nal. one acre
and Al modern improvements Cal
ana inspect or write Mrs o. L
|sluate. Rivers Cie Drive
Wzuted-sesI Estates 90
III -SE-wEth sci Of buildings wiz 81
'rzst - acre - land ~ HEliuwEll
Write particulars and pr7ce " Il
Perry 6S Second S. lalicEei1
Il u Sf--SInall one n tne cry. e.Ie~-
lrig lights. bath. furnace ana a goaa
cellar lust JF = good -aaslr- 2
shaw 81 EoHy =
SMALL HOT SIN TINS city. y Hai-
lUweil oT Gardiner, for SELF ana dog
=. Kerr ~ journal
The classified al section Is the c7tv's
ETlarketpiace Tor wants ana offers Of
al kinds
CLASSIEIED-DISPLAY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-16
Leadore aSchooi Notee.

Whew we do hate to start school
again after such an enjoyable vaca-
ton but we s4f44i affswork now as we
never did before especially the five
Iof 20. Don't we, want to make the
last year the Best In l.. Fl. s.
Monday evening Mike Plum and
Lee Churchill gave party at the
Plum home in honor of Miss Fayle
and Dell Smith who left for the con-
tinuation Of their college courses in
the University of Utah. AS far as
Athe writer can find out 1t was sue
cess although Dell and her chum
were caught in a blizzard and decid-
ed to remain at home where the fam
lily OF Dell made merry jokes and
popped corn far into the night.
Miss Geneyieve Smith has resum-
ed her studies at l.. III. s.
Mrs. Burr is teaching again and
Miss Florence Stewart IS a teacher
no longer but a junior. We must all
say that Florence did well and we
congratulate her on her part in the
Christmas program.
The Benson family, with their U.
|of U. son and several guests enjoyed
"a delicious dinner at their town
home Christmas day.
Dillon hasn't answered our chal-
lenge for basket ball game yet but
patience is golden and some OF us
don't want to get beaten anyway.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-16
J AND UPPER I>EMIH
Was The Law vlora.cd7

Last week two well known citizens
OF this place. both professional men.
one a well known artist. were seen
TO leave quite early one morning,
each armed with gun. and in the
afternoon Of the same day, just be-
fore dark. they came In together.
each with fine buck. The same
gentlemen made severa. 7unsrccess-
ful trips for deer before the season
closed. Those brought In last week
are commonly known as the cotton
tail type. They have no horns and
are about the size OF a house cat but
have larger ears and are not SO wild
as the horned species.
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Mr.. and Mrs. viii Barnett came
down from Lemhi the fore part OF
the week to stay with Dan Barnett
while Mrs. Barnett is In Utah with
her father who Is ILL.,
The Copper Queen is getting nice
showing OF ore here and win soon be
ready 70 ship car load. A. J. Smith
is out To Salt Lake at the present
time and says things are looking
good at the mine and will put on a
large crew OF men in the early spring.
Seth Ball. w. J. Jolly, James Ma
haffey, Jr.. and ]. B. Mulkey were
Salmon visitors this week,
Mrs. $. A. Mahaffey, ST., has been
i'll for the last few weeks She is
some better mt this time, however,
and we join in wishing her rapid
recovery.
u. A. Morris expects to be home
this week from Salmon wnere he has
been under treatment for several
weeks.
Mrs. b. NJ. Yost expects to spend a
few days with Mrs. Tom Andrews.
Mrs Yost is nova guest at the j. b.
Mulkey home
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