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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Toledo conhscat!nE coal consigned ;,
! hospitals. dairies. waterworks etc. to-"
| do-Edison Company. supplying 81 per
cent Of industrial power and all lighting
current. has only two weeks coal sup
/ ply. Lake freight and passenger steam
ship lines says they are facing shut
down.
Many railroad shopmen out Many
roads entering city curta!linE train ser
vice. Mail and express shipments NOV
! Ing regularly.
| Columbus-Electrlc and waterwoGkS
| companies report large coal supplies.
State institutions, however. have little
/ left. Several thousand shopmen OF
! Pennsylvania. Hooking Valley and other
| roads out. but no disorder Fre'gh,
! moving satisfactorily according 20 rail
! road officials.
Retail dealers say thoy have httle
! coal and express fear o. shortage next
winter. Small industrial concerns run
| ming short OF fuel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
McMECHEN


Members OF The Chrfstian EndeaNor
society Of the First church OF God Will
hold their regular weekly business meet
ing i'm tho church this evening AZ eight
o'clock. The regular routine business
of the society will he disposed OF after
which 4 social hour will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Akron-Coal and rail- strikes little felt
In Akron. Industries continue TO oper'
ate normally. Larger concerns. !nclud-
Ing public utilities have sixty day coaI
supplies. Smaller industries running
short.
Some trouble experienced IN handling
freight shipments, but movement not
seriously affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Youngstown-Steel mills facing cr!Eis
! In fuel situation. -Four blast furnaces
| banked and further curtailment Of opcr-
| ations feared unless conditions improve
IN two weeks. No railroad shops locat-
ed here and local shipments reported
| normal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

new employees working in r & Q. shops
but mono in others. City and county IN
situations have plenty OF coal and e.
fects OF coal strike not felt by indus
triAl ConcCrns Yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RnnoUhco HtrTKeS
have not affected movement OF freight,
! excepting that It II somewhat slower.
| Coal supplies apparently adequate Tor
! tho present. Retail stocks low.
Sandusky Three-hundred railroad
! shopmen on strike. Situation Mt VIII
! lard yards affecting B. & o. shipm ents
/ No coal arriving here for lake ship
! ment and vessels operations have
stopped
! Coal supply for Gas and Electric Co
reported low but water works has good
supply. Manufacturers beginning to
show concern. although no plants yet
! closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

FHrdIay-Tolcdc. Rowing Green and
South Traction Company has only :"
days coal supply. 1t provides electric
curen; for city. Coal dealers have sup
plies for daily trade but no surplus
CITY unaffected by railroad strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Observation-Disclosures Of coal strike little
felt here so far? Shopmcn out at t. X
o. Ohio River and Western and wheel
Ing and Lake Erie shops. Discontinue
ance Of two B. & Q. trims caused some
Inconvenience. Two companies OF nation
al guard modified here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
About People
wovsrn,nts of Individuals 20 Az
Prom The Otty.
AT THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
rbo Rorers-J. W. busch. Parker
shn~r. =. H. lIallcn. Grafton; NJ. H..
p,orey. parkcrsburG; W. y. Camden
rarkcrshurg; A r. Surman. ihiiade'-
rh!a. Pa.
Mcclure Hotel-C. f. SnodgraS7' Man
nlnr,on; F.. r. Weaver. Morgantown; D.,
! carter. Clarksburg: y. G.. kend"l'
Fa.rmont. II. II. Cooper. Chrksburs;
VIM. L. G!asscock. MorGantown; w l.
Eiu Petersburg; l.. X. Latham. Char
lesion; G.. II. Spencer. Huntington.
Hotel Windsor-T. +. Bcrrctt. Clark3-
burg; Il. J. Colby. rarkcrSburg; J. W.
Body, Shinnston: c. +. Warrct, Canton.
o.: W. T. White. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Mrs Kate MCCuiloch of Scranton.
o., mas returned home after spending
a w"cl; a the guest OF Mrs. Sam liarrlr
# .WoodSIa.e.
Mrs. J. 4. ArhaUgh cf East Twenty
niu;h street. Is able To be ont after an
illness Of several days.
Miss Norma Howard of tho South
Side IS enjoying n visit with friends In
SiStcrsv!li".
Miss Charlotte v. Linz. n graduate
Of Center school. WAS elected president
IF The freshman class %. Washington
seminary.
Hr and Mrs II. L. Linz have left for
Philadelphia. whcr" they wiil attend
The annual meeting &C the surgeons ~
1"uusyIrunia to be he'll Il the Hotel
Alpha. ~
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countless cities that would jump at
the chaice We now have offered US.
The DippeIl Plan.
The plan OF AndrcaS Dippel. organ.
izer OF the project is that an orches-
ira. chirus and scenery shall travel
from town to town on the circuit,
while the principals will be selected
for each city according to its size and
needs. The company is booked to
open in Cleveland. in the magnificent
new auditorium on November 10th.
They play in PITTSBURGH at the Syria
Mosque on November "a and 25. The
Wheeling appearance is booked Tor
November 81 and the opera selected
for presentation is the Wagner Val.
kyrie." The company plays Cincin'
natl on December >. and in Detroit on
December Sth. These cities mention
ed give some idea Of what company
We are associated with in this project
Principals Announced.
The management announces that
the cast for Wheeling VIII in all prob
ability include Julia Claussen, Rozza
and Henri Scott. from the Metripoli
tan, Riccardi Martin and Helen Stan
ley, from The Chicago, and an orches-
ira OF fifty players with Ernest kocn
conducting. Wheeling Is promised
from three to five performances OF
opera annually if proper support IS
Forthcoming. We must not let this
Sip by. Talk it up and what Is more
get behind with your subscription
Columbus has a committee OF loo
prominent citizens putting over the
plan there and Cincinnati has already
oversubscribed her necessary seat sale
TO secure the performance Tor THIS
season. tho seat reservations amount
ing to over $4,000 already.
Mt. d. chantal Academy Recital.
A recital by Nora Neininger Bard
contralto. and jessie Wolte-ltpphardt,
pianist. is announced for "Wednesday
afternoon, October 25th, at $3.50. HE
program follows:
Romance from La GiaConda' ....
northumberland onchIell
Mrs. Bard.
The Raven. ...............' '9CnupelI
\ w no nave tuA uEu -N'''4S'
........ 49,. lchaiNoH ~ N
Lorelei ................' ..''.' 'LlS]'
Mrs. Bard.
Norwegian Bridal Procession. .Grieg
NOcturne ............... ...''''' 'iio7
The Banjo Picker. John Powell
Mrs. Lipphardt.
Mirage ...........-....H Homer Grunn
Mrs. Lipphardt.
NV Love is Muleteer. .Di NoEcT"
Cradle Song. MacFayden
Mrs. Bard.
Impromptu Top. 80 ........... 'hopih
EalSe in & minor. .'UoPiu
Nocturne In F................ |hopln
Ballade In G. minor ........... .'hopih
Mrs. Lipphardt.
Masonic Club SoIoist.
Maudc Albert; rontraito, has been
engaged as assisting so!oist for tn"
concert by the Scottish Eite OrcheS-
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Sawyer Graham.

The wedding Of Hiss Sarah Katherine
Graham ard Mr.. liOu,hton Sawyer vas
AN interesting event al Sunday evening.
October -. ana occurred al the Thomn-
aon VI. T.. church. The Rev. W. F. era. <
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Graham wcr" the attendants.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Saw
yer departed on an eastern wedding
trip that will terminate at Nottingham,
Vermont.
The bride IS thc daughter Of Mrs.
Milton Graham of South Front street
and Is Il graduate Of Smith college. She
was formerly a teacher at "arwoOd
high rrhunl and has wide circle OF
friend,. Mr. Sawyer Is engaged in the
lumber business at WhitinCham. Yer
mont. The following announcements
were mailed:
Mrs Milton g. Graham
Announces the Marriage "t Her
Daughter
Sarah katherine
Mr. IIoughton Sawyer
On Sunday. October Fifteenth.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling. West Virginia.
4, Home
After November !.
Whiting CHAM, Vermont.
McCarnes-Georgo
L a Ia. Ire n NJ Ice
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Juvenile Party.

Miss Sarah Margaret Doyle. young
daughtc: Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.. Doyle o.
Fifteenth street. will give n delightful
Halloween party this afternoon at her
home. Juvenile games and pastlmes
will occupy the youngsters during tho
afternoon until five o'clock when adainty
luncheon with attractive appointments
will be served. About twenty or HUE
Miss Doylc's friends will be present.
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yishcr-Hogerso1l
Macademy Club.

THIS evening the members nt the
Charleston. w. Va. md Wheeling root
ball teams. who promise an exciting
game this afternoon, WI! he informant!
entertained b. the Ma"adcmy c!ub III
It's club rooms on North Man street
previous TO III" visiting teams return
home. The members ~ tn" club promise
The boys Il most enjoyable evening.
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Steamer
UPSETS;TWO DR0l
Steamer Dream Goes Down u
John River-Two Women Pa
enqers Perish.

st. John, N. B.. Oct. 20.-Tne
encer steamer Dream, upset and
in the St. John river today.
women passengers were repe
drowned.
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Farewell Event

Thursday evening Al her home IN
Pleasant Valley, Mrs. J. J. B:ockhardt
entertained few Of her friends N
honor OF Mrs. r. A. Farshmann. who
is leaving here shortly. Needlework
anad music were the principal divHr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
A Amateur Sono-Writers.

n samateur Son9-Writers.
I last weeks Saturday
Evewritetn as 4 trayeSty
upohsS OF song,writing, re-
mln%arning issued recent
- DC Industries Chamber
OF "a an effort 10 thwart
the ed by fake song pub
nsheliZe unSuSpectinC and
miSgers of song lyrics. /
EEerlSands OF such unSus-
pect are tleeced out o.
sums. Warning pllcards
nave d by the Bureau and
music over the country are
being display them and TO
diStrtflets which have been
prepa
IhSblisherS yearly send
OUT aulars which succeed
IN prhouSands OF inquiries.
"hlchowed up. often result
in eeictim TO sign 4 con
tract n his money. He IS
promi, poem always paris
co tored merit) will be set
10 nu)etent composers and
tAat htely guaranteed that
the c will BE- published
tCrtn~ providing the author
OF the 5 qua Q ctarnl Lunl
OF the up Il certain sum OF
money
Inc at music OF the type
mat list by the yard is set
10 Fersne ideas being used
over sometimes even the
same Ling used on differ
ent COZ \ few hundred are
printed the victim is told
mat II m TO place the COM
posltioi market, which, OF
course do. except with a
Few loo The song writing
concernneantime hauling In
other I'D collecting their
money sthem loose with an
1mpossll creation on their
hands. .tiCe has grown 70
such anproportion that the
legltlmaubliShers us repre-
sented Tic Industries Cham
Der OF Gave found it neces.
sary toa drastic steps to
warn thting public.
Her Coming.
SpeaEig writing reminds
US that uder. after an alb
sence o months from the
United i Of several years
from WI TO be with Us. on
Novembehe Court Theatre.
He ia sal his 81 years only
IN the Involvement and fin
ish Of hiIe will be in this
country " weeks, closing
his seasoFrancisco In Feb
ruary. anling for Australia,
where heain until the au-
tumn Of !
Some Se love OF classic
and OPERAS still in a lorna
tive stageuntry. Be that as
It may, thloubt in regard to
the fascin homely melodies.
and especaental songs have
for the Arople. 1t is in the
main due. proclivities. no
doubt. thary's songs so ap.
peal TO outIis art lies in the
fact that BIT sing the senti-
mental sorry Lauder. but
rather ii b character itself
sings II .uging some late
conposltioSm among which
will be SHE Thing 10 Make
You Cheerha the Belle o
Dunoon." aof the UNIQUE Lau-
ter brand and descriptive
rersi:icatioi
Our OR; opportunity.
Wheelingre chance to as
sure itself performances OF
grand operar. The venture
Is plainly / an experiment
and the Cnlub management
puts il squ,o the public o.
this section ether it shall be-
come 4 pecEtor in our must
cal life or uiCkly after the
first pe-tol Wheeling has
been espeiaed. There arc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Elizabeth George. OF Middlebourne, and
Mr.. Allan McCurnes. OF MacDonald. fa''
We're uu!"tiy married NJ II O'Clock TO-
,Ilv at the hnmr OF tho brides mother
Mrs. Kate George. Rev il. Il. Ril",
pastor OF The Methodist Eplscopai
church. read the service IN the presence
Of tho immediate relatives OF the pr!hc!-
pals. The bride wore her travelling
suit. n becoming three-piece mocel IN
brown duvc;yn and her accessories were
.: a harnon!zlmg shade.
Mrs McCarnts l. the only daughter
o. Mrs Kate George and Is popular
among wide circle Of acQua!ntanceS'
She received her education IN Iyler
county high school and West Virginia
university and Is an accomplished inu-
stefan She Is member o. the Wom-
ans club and IS assistant "rsln!5t at
the NJ. l.. church. Mr.. MccarneS -
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. T.. McCarneS'
Of Warrington. formally Of Middle
bourne. and was gradlAted from IyIer
high and from the state university al
MUrguntown. lie Is 4 civil engineer an"
holds q responsible position AT Mac
Donald, IA. where the youns people VII!
make their future home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Mrs. Williams holds an enviaole
place in local musical affairs. She
has long since been recognized as an
authoritative musician. with high Ideals,
adequate training and an attractive
personality that fits her to carry on
her varied activities. Like Paderew-
ski. she divides her time between
music and politics. last week preSid-
ing as chairman at the Roosevelt meet
ing and Yesterday being the soist at
the Womans Club. Profit by the hor-
.'ible example of the eminent pianist.
however. and keep your money out C.:
politics, Mrs. Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Chicken Supper.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Short
Creek NJ f. church will hold their an
nual chicken supper on SATURDAY. alter
noon and evening. October IS The Ia
dies promise n delicious supper and an
t.,,inate n large attendance.
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s,ons Of the evening, and we
mentcd with the serving ON
luncheon
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interesting Announcemen emit.

Announcement has been made or Inc
coming marriage OF Miss Marion l.ak'n
to Mr.. John V. Ray. AT Charleston. W.
Va. M!Ys Lakin Is the daughter "t Mr..
AMI Mrs James s. Lak!n. Of Charleston.
Mr.. I.akin Is. at present, chairman ~
prom!uan, in state politics. and is quite
prominent in state politics. Both the
pr!ncipals OF the coming wedding are
well known and have quite a few local
friends.
The following invitations have been
received:
Mr. and Ms James SanSomc IAlin
rcpucSt the honor Of Your presence
Il; the marriage of their daughter
Marion Elizabeth
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Mr.. John Vickers Ray

Mr.. John Vickers Ray
Tuesday evening the seventh Of
November
one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five
Mt nine-thirty o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
1nteresting wedding.

Coming as a surprise to their
,s the announcement of the marrii
Miss Catherine NJ. Meredith ana
lack II. Reese, Of Martins Ferry
occurred Wednesday evening at IN
thedarl residence. the Rev.
Thomas J. Garrett. officiating.
Gladys and Mr.. William Reese wer(
attendants.
The bride was charming in a 81
navy blue ,riCot!ne and hat ana
accessories TO correspond. Miss
wore a black gcorgctte gown. Folio'
the ceremony 4 wedding breakfast.
served ut the home Of the brides az
The bride is the daughter OF Mn
J. Wilson. of England. but preVios
her marriage. resided with her
Mrs. A. j. Meredith. of the lsIand.
IS we'll known and has many IN
who have extended their best va
The groom is the son OF Mr.. ana
John Reese. Of Martins Ferry a
employed at the Wheeling Corrug'
company. They have taken up
residence on the Island.
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Sorority Dance.

Gamma chapter of the AiahA r. For"r-
itv of Martins Ferry Will civ" their MSS
fall dance Friday. November third, NJ
the Elks' hall, Martins Ferry. Ihis
event will hc In The naiur" OF 4 rarn:NA!
dance and a number "t delightful! sur
pr!Scg will h" in store Tor all attend
Ing Manages Elua RidG" Seven have
hcen engaged L. furnish the music. Tho
,oumj;,rc IN charg" is composed vi
Misses Virginia Flot". Margaret E".'h-
miller. Lillian dickens ana Mrs sara
Young Davies.
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Masquerade Party.

Miss Virginia Bowman. OF Pleasant
Valley entertained number or her
friends at a masquerade party given nj
her home last evening. Games. music,
and other pleasant diversions were en-
joyed by the guests until a late hour.
when n delicious luncheon was served.
Attractive appointments IN keeping with
the Halloween season were apparent al
the table Present were:
Misses
Mary Youngman Anglea Rice.
Virginia Schill!ng Martins Ferry
Marjorie Holloway VI. Gneiser
Elsie Freeman Doris Dean
Anna Dick clara Dick
Rena walters Katherine HoWler
RrrnIcc StuCkier Sarah MaCN!chols
barbara Settlers Stella Bowman
Dorothy Byrum Virginia Bowman
Alice Clark
MessrS:
BERNARD Down Bobby Muhl"man
Carl walters Howard Holloway
Bobby Muhlcman Edward Dick
Mesdares:
H. +. Muhlcman Rose Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bowman
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Annual Supper.

TlmnS hay" been completed for IN" an
Huall supi,.r t" BE-, given by n" N"rrh
stree. Sunday school IN c"aJuncttou
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Woman,R Club.

The next meeting Of III" Woman s
club will be under the directions OF
the new arts department. and Will h"
held next Friday ut the Elks' club audi
forum "a usual At that time Mrs.
Rose V Berry. chairman Of the Nm"
arts Department. General Fedora zion Of
', oinen'S clubs, will address the club.
Those who have heard Mrs. Berry VIII
vouch cor Il most interesting discourse
being delivered.
The music department &C the club
win hold It's regular Wednesday, re-
hcarsal AT the 81. Matthew's church
from ESQ until 2:2O. thai hour being
entirely devoted to music. Any m"m-
her IS invited 10 attend these rchcarsa!S,
and Il Is thought that especially tho
Young people will be Interested.
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Masquerade Party

Misses Minnie and Dorothy Flnknd
wcrr hoStrsScs To a number OF they
friends at Il Halloween MaGlu"ra L.
marty given n their HON" on Lin!
street las; evening. I'll" guests were
arr.yed in weird and fanr'tul costumes
quite appropriate in this season o.
mystery. Dancing. music. and games
were the main diversions oF IN" eve
ming. and furnished u most "nJ"yab'"
Limo for everyone present. Tho rooms
were beautifully decorated in lia!!ow-
,.'r, cnlnrs which w"T" also apparent In
the :avura and appointments -: tho
lunChron tina: was served near tn" clos.
of The evening. ln''!d"I were:
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Bake-Sale

Bake-Sale
Girl Scouts, Troupe No. !, Will
q bake sale this morning at the
r St.fel Co. store. Delicious home
cakes. pies. and other pastries WI
offered.
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McCarnes-Georgo.
Middlchnurur. w. Va. oct. cn.--Miss
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-22

tiers Of Challis Independent School Dis
,tfict No /. in Custer County, State of
idaho. will be held in and Tor said
school district at the school house in
Ehallis, on Saturday, the 18th day of
April. A. D., 1922. for the purpose Of
whiting on the following question:
II '.Shall the Board of Trustees Of
Challis Independent School Dis
trict No. !. in Custer County.
! State Of Idaho, be empowered to
Tissue negotiable coupon bonds of
said School District to the amount
of 346.000.00 for
sbuilding school buildings and fur.
nishing and equipping the same,
in and for said school district, the
Aajd bonds to bear interest at a
rate not to exceed ak per centum
Fper annum and to be absolutely
ltdue and payable serially $4,000.
in each of the years from the
q tenth to the nineteenth year, from
Il their date. both inclusive, and
$4,000, in the twentieth year
l. from their date?"
4 The polls will be oren at said place
and on said day at the hour of / o.
chick p. M, and will close at 6 o.
clock p. M. of the same day.
5O-+"d this END day of March. A..
T.; 1922.
'SEAL) MILTON A. BROWN.
Mterk. Board Of Trustees of CHI Ills
yndependent School District No. l, in
Tttste+ County. state n idaho.
March ~, last April 18th.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department o. tAe Interior, u. 3.
Land Office at Hailsy. Idaho. Janu-
ary Is. 1879.
Notice b hereby given that Eva l..
Falls, Of Stanley. Idaho. who. on Feb.
ruary 20. 1918. made Desert Land En-
try. No. o11032, for Sh SWA Sector
4: Ell SEX. Section 5. Township 10
North. Range Is East. Boise Meridi-
an. has fled notice al Intention tn
make fnal three year proof. to ca.
tabllsh claim 70 the land above de-
scribed. before H. H. Marshall. U. 8
Commissioner. At Stanley. Idaho. on
the 18th day cf March. 1922.
Claimant names az witnesses:
H. C. Fisher. l.. r. Hawkins g. p
Hawkins. a. b. Cothern. all of Stan.
ley, Idaho. -
REN r. GRAY. Register.
lat puh. Feb Z. last March 4 ,.,
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/ NOTICE FOE srAIrp pfDe

NOTICE FOR sEALND BfDs
Notice ID hereby given that sealed
bids will be resolved by the Beard Of
County Commissioners Of Custer Conn
ty, at the Clerks office at Challis, /.
IDAHO for the delivery II the following.
t0-wit:
5S7 Cedar OF Hsir FAnoe Poits and
TAI Fir fence Posts. all posts to be
6h feet long and Fir poets 10 be not
less than inches in diameterat the
small end.
Said posts to be delivered and piled
before June 1st, 1922. In the following
numbers and at the following places,
te-wit;
1876 Cedar or Fir posts At the Albert
Blume ranch:
lO2 Cedar or Fir posts at the q. N.
Santee ranch:
4S1 Fir posts near right Of way Of
State Highway through Geo. A. Fills
ranch;
26O Fir posts near right Of way OF
State Highway through John Kirkpat-
rick ranch.
Bidders may bid on one or more Of
the above deliveries.
Bids to be admitted ON or before
April 10TH. 1899, and contract or con-
tracts awarded or bids rejected on
said day.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY Order OF the Board Of County
(seai) BY D. b. DRAKE.
Chairman
Attest: =. J. MICHAEL. cisrk.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the Matter OF the Estate OF 0arne,

7. Potter, Deceased
Charles H. Potter tho Administratoi
of the estate Of Garner +. Potter. de
ceased. having petitioned for an order
to sell all Of the Real Estate of tn
said decedent for the purposes set
forth In said petition nled herein,
It IL therefore ordered that all per.
sons interested In said estate appear
before the above Probate Court o,
Saturday. the 25th day Of March. 10
%. at two o'clock p. NJ. at the Court
Room Of said Court in Challis. Custe'
County, Idaho to show cause why ar
order should not be granted to said
Administrator to sell all Of said Real
Estate at Private Sale: and that .
copy Of this order BE- published ut
least four successive weeks In the
Challis Messenger. . weekly newspa-
per. printed and published In said
Custer County.
Dated this 1st day Of March. 1872.
JONATHAN JOB.
Probate Judge
1st pub. Mar. 1st last Mars7nd. 1922