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, 1922-08-18

REVEAL.
TRADE ON MEND,
Decline of Last Year Ascribed
to REIMBURSEMENT of Eco
nomic Position in South
ern Republics.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is-By The
Associated Press. - Latin-American
trade Is clearly on the upward trend
despite the sharp decline IN the flow
~ commerce between this country
and the southern republics during the
past fiscal year. according 10 a sur
vsy OF the situation made today by
Dr. Julius Klein. director OF the bu-
reau Of foreign and domestic com
merca OF the commerce department.
Reimbursement from abnormal con-
ditions. he found TO be mainly respon-
eible FOR the reduction Of Iatin-Ameri-
can imports into the United States
from SI.1si,o oo, 900 in 1921 to $751;
o0o. 900 in 1922 and the decline IN ex-
ports to South america from si.3o3.-
600 600 in 1921 to. S4sS. oO0. 900 in 1922.
He said the cause Of this reduction
Is 4 no sense ominous.
The twelve months in question
DR.. Klein said. simply represent a
period Of reimbursement from a year
OF abnormal trade initiation down to
the proportions justified by the nor
NAL relations among the American re
publics. The beginning Of 1921 found
on hand in the United States large
O OF most OF the raw materials
coming from Latin America and dur
ing the period of readiustment the
consumption OF these stocks and the
demand for rev ones was slow. Like
conditions prevailed in Latin-America
with respect to u goods
at h same time there has been a
tack OF demand in Europe. as well as
in the United States for their export
commodities.
There arc. however, many signs
which promise an early -improyemet /,
in the situation. The Argentine
grain and hides exports ave shown
a remarkable gain from January TO
July. 1922. as compared with the same
period in 1921. The Brazilian govern
ment recently re-inaugurated the val
o~rization Of coffee purchasing from
them to meet part of their obligations
80 that prices are now bringing q prof
IL to plantation owners.
I'm the summer Of 1891 the foreign
consumers Of Chile's great export com.
modify, nitrate, held sufficient stocks
10 meet their needs for n year.
but this situation has changed and
Chilean trade is now showing a steady
improvement as the result OF the first
appreciable movement of nitrate since
1920. .
Similarly, h markets for practi-
caily all other Latin.Arnerican exports
now show q decided Improvement oyer
those of a "a ago and u sales TO
the southern republics have therefore
heen increasing steadily since October
1921, when they reached their lowest
point in recent years. Our exports
to the ten republics of South America
were on the decline during the first
six months of 1921, but they increased
steadily during the first six months
o 1922, Lstin-American trade is
clearly on the upward trend. especial
~ in the three important markets in.
Dictated.
, 1922-08-18

ing nomination on n Republican
ticket and 81 on the Democrats.
o. X. Crims:ad n F. B. connsIly.
both Of Billings. are out for this Re
publican nomination for state enato
and h Democratic aspiranis are c.
W. Demel and Guy w. stapieton Of
Billings and William J. Edgmund OF
BAllantine-
For state representative Republic.
ans are Arthur ]. Cunningham. Rob
ert Leavens. John J. Bergman.
George A. Longanecker OF Billings,
Lee Duncan OF Action. o. n. Weld OF
Laurel. Frank Buchanan Jr. OF Hes
, 1922-08-18
GIRL COULDN'T STAND
CLOTHES TO TOUCH HER

fMyfather got me a bottle OF Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy for stomach trou.
bic n 1 am feeling 10 much better
since taking 1t. My stomach was
SO painful I couldn't stand my clothes
10 QUO me-" 1t is a simple harm
less preparation that remove the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis. One dos Will CON
vnco or money refunded. For sale
at all druggists-Adv.
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MOTHERS DEVOTION
WINS SONS RELEASE

CHEYENNE. Wye, Aug. ls.-The
devotion Of his mother. Mrs. Kenneth
: Anderson. finally has resulted IN
the release OF Jcseph Anderson, la,e
OF the Fifteenth United States cavalry.
who n year ago was sentenced IN the
, 1922-08-18

per and !. L. Patton OF Bsw. Demo
Gratis for state REPRESENTATIVES are Z.
p. Davis. George S. Smith. Guy C
Derry, George p. Young Ane jos Ben.
edIct OF Billings. John symmonds Of
Laurel and Fred C Cox OF Osborne
, 1922-08-18

United States court here to serve tive
years in the Leavenworth p~eniteat.ary
for forging the name or his ''bunkicr
to a $50 postonice money order. Mr.
Andersen. who supports herself by
laundry work. walked the entire dis
lance 10 washington 10 appeal TO
President Harding for an executive
pardon. After a delay OF some months
h pardon haa been issued.
, 1922-08-18

According TO estimate h human
body contains q microos population
equal to a thousand mllllou times the
whole human population Of tho earth.
, 1922-08-18

sale VIII make possible a dlvio.ns
OF about 1s per cent for the deposlto--
of the bank.
, 1922-08-18
So Candidates
For Offices In
Montana Co.

BILLINGS. Mont. Aug Is-Rez-
dents Of Yellowstone county viii have
So candidates for county offices to Sc
lect from IN the primary election Au-
gust ~. OF this number IS are seek
, 1922-08-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

piIoe Srpifingen bore fGroig inoetl
ltblsbet Of benne l1ge, oe oct giens
neminitlige llobptte al Speoe bar Der
mellem ~ % IS 8itibels pr. gcre.
Slere 5armere Der ioueoe 8interr,lN
BOG heIit minbre StrGfninger. s
Han1iep Gountp por man FIN bnlnt
fprbig meb Srpifingen. 8oot no
bptte at goo abalitet rapportcrebes.
s WcSenrp Gountp iparcr l(obpttct
til ben tibliaere geregning, men Spos
liteten bar npiten beore END pentet.
Regn hapbe Der ppret til itor S6ielp
for Sapnegange og 0taisa9rc. Gin
freaplingen bliper let, og at Fotetcr
bliner Ser meget minore emo ferit an
Iloaet, nemlia aienneminitlig ira so
til 100 8ltibels pr. slcre. Gnoel
Sarmere bar funbet fin Totetaplin9
Iaa Oanrlig, of De life oil bpite Den.
Henpiae Gplintn melocr l1obpttet al
5pebe fra IS til % 9ulbelS pr.
Ncre, Sapre 20 til 40 og 9Dg 25 til
30. Goteterne loper Der aoot no
butte. Speben / Softer Golil,tp giper
fra 8 til % 9uihelS pr. Mcrc, meb
regnet iterre Strpfniilgcr ral1rnet al
Saal. Sapren CAB As % gpg 25 til
40 8uibels pr. Icre. Reen forIins
febe Srrffinaen. 9arncs County
melber t3 til Is 9uihels Spcbe pr.
acre, men 2infrsoplingeu mcoct
oaorlig. Iro Stntsmo,t % Settin
ger Gpuntper melotcs tilfreositillellbc
ltbbptte og tienliet Scir. 2igelebcs
/ Hichlanb oo Sargent. Hcon baobc
ioriinfet Sreifinaen / Mc2edn Count
IN, bbpr l1bbnttet al Spcoc poriercoc
fra 8 til 90 9uIbels pr. Mcre. 8
glirfe Goumtp bar benne glplina fra
~ til ID 8ribels. s @iGiams
County bar ser / ltgens Sob falot
aoifiaig ober en- Somme Reon. Wais
mooneoes Der bitrtig % Silos blep
fplbte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Wtnnetota.
Statipnsanenf pnerfnISt.

Statiunsasent pnerialbt. 8olitiet /
Meronbria isser efter Ell ganbit, Der
nlaiferet operfalbt Stationsasent 6.
q. Teterion. Hsuerens llobptte bar
S65.
Sigtet for ManSbrab. anorep
Saafeng bill peb 9iitriftsretten i Sol.
itab blipe anflaeet for Wanborab /
treble @rao iom 5slge al en- auto-
mobilillpffe, bporpeb Sohn Herpig
blep orpbt. Gen IutonlobiI, boori
Rerpig ~fisrte, blen pGltet meb open-
n9pnte Heiultat.
Sanf itengt | 4rgple. Giti3ens
State 9anf / areple err blepen luffet
paagruno al utilitrGffelig Reierbe.
bebolonin9, og en- getient ira Sta,
tens ganfoepartement er iat til at
aiennenlgaa Hegn1faberne. 9anfen
blep oreaniieret / 1916 meb Smeg.
mems Sarmere iom De p9ientlige Ut.
tieeiere.
Ssrn % SfDbepaabeu. Sobn
Sobnion, en- S-aarig Ssn al Sbeo,
bore Sobnion, CT inblagt paa Soipi.
talet / Sertile libenbe al ct Sfuoiaar,
bibragt ham al RaboenS life Cater.
Get bar unoer Seq meo ct @eper, at
llpften inotraf. &llglen por eaaet
inb oct enc HRiebor og blepet iibben-
DC bag / Haffen, bnorfra SGgerne
beloig fierncoc ben.
Sernerts for Talins. Slerc Sun.
brebe Cons Serncrts ira M6oms
@riibe / gpcletb Giitrift or nplia
ienot til ct. 2ouis, bpor oenne grts
bliper brugt / Siloirfning al Malina
Salt ifal $500 Cons ienoes til Ell
al DC ~itsritc Walingsfabrifer / 2ar.
oct, bnor benne Sernerts fra Winne.
'ota bill uogisre ell pPientlis 9eitano.
Del | en- Walina al patfer gll Sarpe
Sblen bprer iis 2rse. Sor at ifai.
Re iig faitboenoe S9ge bar 200 Ser.
Toner | Den lille 8p Sblen / 8ipe
ipne Gountp iorpliqtci iie til at be.
tale Ell Serge SD pr. glnr bper for a
title bercs leaemligc grsit. Or. Sc,
al Gaon, z. Tof., bnr mobtaaet I'll
buoet % er nlereoe flpitet iii Sbler
for al oaretase line 200 Hatientel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

eisrc Iptte for iie % iom bcrfcr
burbc lGlaeS unocr MuftionSbarnmc'
rem % brinae CT bctpbelig ltsrre
Srm. @alter 5. Sill, pnglte Ssil
al Santcs s. Sill, traaote oa irein
og ertlprebe, at BON Dor fpnnlen ira
i'm 8arm peb S%ipineiton, Wout., for
at bringe Sars gamle Hibebeit meo
iig tilbaee oib, % at ban aeteoe at
llofpre oerile fin 9eil,itnine ON oct
iaa foltebe ham Ell Dtiaipn Dollars.
@noel al De andre Mrpin9er par til.
bpielige til at benptte JIG al bette til
bpao De aniaa for en- 600 Spsg, og
pilbe bpoe Den 9amle &eit op til en-
bei Yris, n,en @alter Sill funoe life
ie noaet fomiif / Situationen. San
minoeoe ON, at Can" for mango
4ar tilbase bapOe peret en- 5or.
9ring til Saoeren fra Sommer ..
9. Spencer al Burlington anen oe
at Den babbe pGret ct al SaOerens
melt aibolbte 9pr paa Nortb Oats.
hinge Sill agteDe MI at tage Jig al
Soften til oens Spo, % ineen / belle
8eroen ifiilbe forbinbre bam beri,
lagoe ban til. Stenmingen bleD liOt
mere alporlis, % 9ommer Slan1erp
erflRreoe "Slo San" iolgt til Wal-
ter S. SIN. 9enne beiteg berpaa
Seiten og req ben etpar 8allge frem
% tilbage / oct rrmmelige 8aaros-
ruruL iteg berpaa af % iagoe De oms
%ltaaenbe Ssifenbe % andre, at bette
par iiOite Sang nogen REQ paa oenne
Sars gamle Seit. Baa 6armen uoe
/ Wpntana ifulbe oen uoen Spang
peo gibiel ener Saoel faa bebite Gil,
inn til fin 0eosoag. Den fortieflte
Oct, tilfeieoe ban. Saberen bapbe al
tib baDt ret raor ban erflGrcDe "Slo
Can" for BEN bebite Seit / &erben.
@ronnt famine Dag blep Der tinget Ell
ipeciel Sragtpoan til at ta9e "Slo
GAN" no til 2iuingiton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Srit = paa Dor 8efoltninQ.

ri ~forIans,r ina.n F.ns, 5uritub. ssnb tun bit
sapu % bin gbresi.. vi oil itrar ',iibe big en- fri
grsp., purtobstaIt, omhpaa,Iia ~iubpaifet. at brrar
o. prsps pao Dor 9stoftnina. SunOr.ber ,r bi.pn,
hiuIpn. p.o bttt. iimpI. Siemmsmibb,I. Suu III,
b,uue itorartsbs Gulsbaius forbi hpis bu Iibr a
Rhsumatisute of uos.u eIaes. etris isas!
PLEASANT METHOD CO.,
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Syo 0afota.
Tarmere at bren0e Wais.

VuTHcTC III UTVHue U(uIs. SurS
merne | 2pman pg nrbre Gollntper
bar erfl9ret, at De life n9rer nogen
Srpet for at frpie libel til Sinteren,
Oa Der er en- mere emo tilitrPffelig
Soripning al Wais. Spis &ulpriien
ifrues op er be beitemte paa 1T BRUCE
lin Wais iom 9r9rbe, oa BET bill fal-
De ligeiaa biaigt og ipare meget grp-
oeri. GeO fan paa mango Steoer
life faaes.
garneurfeiter peffer Spiiet. s
Teoiielb er Ser oreaniieret ct Spm-
pbpnorfeiter al 40 Weblemmer, alle
gprn / Ell @~ienneminitsaloer al IS
sLar, bpilfet Srfelter enbpioere er
inoepet iaaleoes, at BET let % paa
fort Sib fan optr9oe iom fsrIteflas.
les Concert 9anb. Set err UNDER Sc.
belle al Grof. 6. q. Urban, at bette
neiten eneitaaenbe Heii,ltat er op.
naaet, o. Srfeiteret bill nben Spil
mart gipre iia ielp % lin gp lambs.
fienOt. garneorfeitret er nemlia MI
enaageret til at optrGbc peb flerc
G%balltauqilas | De eitliee Stater noe
Ite Gaar.
Ereriebnnb tGmmes. 81. s. Sones
neo @afpala fangebe for omtrent to
Wnaneoer iiben Ell YrGriebuno, ioml
ban CAB lin Sllitru meb Den 9emerf.
ming, at BET par Ell Mnlebning for
benoe til at piie i'm aIsat / at trnme
pilbe Gnr. Slun bolbt TrGrieblms
ben bunben / ire Tiger, unber builfet
6%anaen'tab bin bar ombn9eclig og
nenlia moo Den, oa 90 ben iaa lbs
loocs ipntes Den filloitrnoia at hope
brllbt nleb fine piloe HSltitinftcr. Gems
IterIte Srpb er at more iig nleo Sar-
mems &atungcr, % Den bier 'ig at
bore Ell uforbeoerlia Slifmrno, pr,-
berioe ale Slags iebe Eager, enbog
Spggegum.
Wognmangrl rummer &%uGguporrt-
tere. Sper eft fort Strp9 rlrnot @es-
iington Springs er &p9aoporGttere
| en- baarb Gnibe, GA sc life fan faa
Sernbareopane til of lioIfibe set
3pGa, Tom / mango Tiger bar ppret
f9roigt for Wtarfebet. Der CT qiort
Senpenoclicr til SernbnnefommiSiio.
men, men uben Heiultot. GGrIt it'll
let CT De Tormerc, Iont bor ltorc Slot.
fe al gisoebe @riic. Wan bor unoer
DC iibitc fao ltacrs parmo Ieir pGrct
mot til mlcb forte WcGcn1rim at al.
fisle DC fcoeite al fine 8rpnterc ucb
at iloo folht Tonb oncr Dem. oa trob$
alt bette Nrbeioe % Strpp or mango
@riIc buffet unber.
Srlsnmina nbbclcs. Zen 9eIen.
Ming al 5000, icm uolouebes FOR
Gaagribelie al De fire Strafionaer.
Der paa Ell iaa opiiatsp9tfenbe Mao.
De unopea fra Stotsfangilet i Siour
Sails Den t7be gua., blep forriae
llge rbbelt at StatenS @oarb Of
Charities anb Corrections. Hep.
@iaiam s. Cole al @aito, Der SCI.
toa i Sorislaelien nGr @aa oa iom
esenbpnbia tos tilfanse :. g aina,
Den iibite al DC fire &emlinaer til at
cpersipe fig, eiter at bell enc al Dem
por lfilot og brGbt. blep tiloclt $50.
&c spriac $3.50 ifal hclcS liat mcacni
Sberon &nbblc, e. e. Slime, e. g.
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Oct er life 9lurene aleue ber sisr Ell 9ar,s
mel. Wanee Wsnneifer er pnsre i Sptti.
uarsalbereu enb andre er / Semtierne. Gu
fin o9 bsiet Rps, itipe os perfenbe eebenroO,
rbeumatiife Smerter, baarlist Spn os @lUs
reureseIm9siisbeber ifplbes ofte Npreipa9s
heb og life fremifrebeu @lber. Qdb life iuu9s
gtprer eisre big sammel. Sriis S0an's
Sionep Tins. 9nau's bar siort gipst mere
fomfortabelt for 8ulinber al 9lbre Wenue:
Sooro rim Woho
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IDOAN'S k P9iIs
zoe at all Drug Stores
fosterMlbEsm Co NeCas~Butlo.M
Grit til
Nbemmattsmc
StOeuOe.

nj bar for g.hanbfina AZ Rbeumatism. en- M D,.
thob.. 'cut hi bill isnbe pprtpbetnlt til hp.rt Diem al
b.tt. gIubs Sa'.rs, Tom ffriper % bsber b.rour. OBS
BIZ bar Smert.r bin. WtuTfI.r % 4sbemob. bois b. ,r
fips eltr be e. smuns. bois bu Fiber ensrter o.b bp,r
geirfpranbriua. Der er bin anlsbnins til at prsp. en-
mn. HupeI. binia Tsthobe. iom bor hiuipet puuSr,.
Der. SsIp ON bit 7iI'eibe .r baarbuoffet, rbeu aors
Riel ON bu bar libt ct Sar en.r ii aar, % ont bu bar
fOrisst oitina uben nossn SisIp. pi inbbpb,r ba til
ftrar at Tribe eft.r b.nne NmpI. Us.tbobe. iom or
Ieuoer paa FRI Vrsse.
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scr CT ct 9ceorab SilfGloe.

9om Ropuen. Sfonaaer. 800 San Street. fatr:
"Sibber heb 99nfeu. Tom iea aiprb. nn'tru Rtls
9iben, beoirfefe urbertibeu Observation-Disclosures / gn.
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mine slnrer pirfebe u~reeelmasha. Seq bruafs uuoi,
faa of Soau'S aibuep Ytls. pe be befrtehe mig oItlO
poa fort 5ib for bisie Gnber."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-05-25
PERSONAL


Mrs. A. S. Hardy and two sons hav'
gone to Lewiston for a month S visit
w. I. Rookie, stockman of Boles, i
in Grangeville.
G. N. Lahore, of Clearwater, wa
in Grangeville Saturday.
Harold Harris returned last Friday
night from Lewiston.
G. w. Brockman is in the city from
Spokane. :
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Hamil went to
Lewiston Monday.
f. j. Bennett, the Denver flour mil
man, transacted business in Grange
vile Saturday.
George N. Adam, a former resident
of Grangeville, is expected here short
ly from Oklahoma.
Miss Elizabeth Eimers, of Lewis
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Eimers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Wolfe, Of
Moscow, are in Grangeville. M.
Wolfe is an attorney.
Mr.. and hrs. John Coram are ex-
pected home Friday night from Los
Angeles, where they have been since
last fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selfors and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bowman, of Fem,
were in Grangeville Monday.
Howard Mckinley and John Funke
Poland China breeders, of Cotton
wood, were in Grangeville Tuesday.
Edgar Fry, who resides between
Cottonwood and Ferdinand, transacted
business in Grangeville Tuesday.
James Surridge, well-known Idaho
county pioneer, was here from Harp
ster Tuesday.
John Seger and Herman Yates
section, were in Grangeville Saturday
Miss Katherine Vincent, of Lewis
ton, was guest recently at the W
W. Brown home.
F. H. Rehberg, Kamiah attorney
business in Grangevillc /
Wednesday.
Earl Byron, who was graduated
from Grangeville high school last /
week. departed Saturday for Walla /
Valla.
F. e. Quist. banker, L. A. Fem, at
orney and newspaper man, and Matt
shaw, justice of the peace, all of
looskia, were in Grangeville Tuesday
Miss M. Fl. Durham, member of
he high school faculty, has gone to
easide, Ore, where she will tutor dur
ig the summer.
L. R. Proctor and G. f. Krakau left
tuesday, by automobile for Spokane.
hey were accompanied as far as Lew
ton by Mrs Krakau.
W. Fl. Badgero and uncle, Martin
adger, of Chicago, expect to leave
ronday for Walla Walla, to visit Mr.. (
adgero's daughter, Mrs. J. r. Merri {
Id.
Mrs. Mabel Henley departed Thurs
~ for Los Angeles, in response to I
message advising her of the serious
mess of her mother, Mrs w. f..
raham, formerly of Graneeville
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Massey, who
we been members of the high school a
Guilty during the last year, have Il
# for Spokane, where Mr. Massey Il
III enter the lumber business. n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-05-25
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err. The remainder of the property
was given to Mr.. Brown, under a
decree handed down by Judge Wallace
N. Scales, in district court at Lewis
ton. Custody of two children is given
Mrs. Brown, while four are given to
Mr.. Brown.
Mrs. Brown brought suit for III
vorce on grounds of cruelty. Her hus-
band filed cross-complaint, and the
case was tried in Lewiston in Febru-
airy.
The court held allegations in Mrs
Brown Is complaint were not sustain
ed, while allegations in the cross.
complaint were sustained.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-05-25

Miss Anna Becwar, who taught the
fourth grade in the public schools, left
recently for Spokane to visit. Next
fall, Miss Becwar will enter the nor
nal school at Cheney, Wn.
L. A. White, of Denver, was in
Grangeville Wednesday. Mr.. White
I is one of the genuine pioneers of Ida
no county. He came here in 1868,
and for many years followed mining
and packing.
H. Hender, who with Mrs. Hender
spent the winter in Seattle, and then
visited Mrs. Hender Is sons, at Cody,
Wyo, has returned to Grangeville.
Enroute home, Mrs Hender stopped in
Charleston for several days visit.
Thurlyn Sclrontz has gone to Spo-
kane for visit. Later he will re-
turn to Grangeville and spend the
summer on the Nezperce National for
est. Mr.. Schrontz has been elected
principal of Grangeville high school
for the next year.
Edwin Nelson, prominent rancher
Of the Denver, was business
visitor in Grangeville Tuesday. Mr..
Nelson was elected president of the
Lewis and Clark Purebred Livestock
association, organized in Lewiston Sat
urday.
Joe Mcdonald, one of the prominent
ranchers of the Denver country, was
in Grangeville, Tuesday. Mr.. Melon
aid remarked the heavy rains early
this week were of great benefit to
growing crops, which now are in splen-
did condition.
C. c. Boswell, stage line operator,
drove to Grangeville from New Mea-
dows. Saturday, in his 12-passenger
car He brought with him number
of passengers. Mr.. Boswell plans to
from New Meadows to Grange
vile in June, and will maintain stage |
line headquarters here.
Mrs. Harry Vim ent and children
eft late last week for Grant Smith &
90. IS camp Z, on Salmon river, ten
niles from Whitebird. where Mr., Vim
,ent is caretaker of the construction
property. Mrs. Vincent
md children had been in Grangeville
Turing the school year. Mr.. Vincent
oOk. them to Salmon river in his car.
Prof. r. w. Overman was in Grange
lille from Sites, Saturday. Professor
nd Mrs. Overman, who have taught
n the Sites schools for two years,
ave been elected to positions in the
Wn., schools, at substantial
Increases in salary. Professor Over
ian will be superintendent at Star
uck. Mrs. Overman will teach do
estic science.
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Der of the advisory board of the In
ternational Association for Mineral
! Development, in session in Spokane re-
Gently. Men prominent in mining in
the northwest are affiliated with the
association. The association was re-
Gently Incorporated, with offices in
Spokane, for the purpose of eliminat-
ing irresponsible stock statesmen and
Inscriptions brokers, who are declared
to have done much to injure legitimate
promotion of the mining industry. One
object of the association is TO bring
in touch with capital meritorious min
ing properties in the northwest.
Have you tried Gold Standard flour
At your grocer g. Nez Perez Roller
Mills. Advertisement. 26tf
Carrier Exam-Civil service exami-
nation will be given at the Grange
vile postoffice on June "a to fill the
position of rural mail carrier at
Greencreek.
INSURANCE. Geo. M. Reed & Co.
Meetings Changed-Meetings of the
Grangeville camp No. 206, w. o. w.
will in the future be held on the
first and third Wednesday evenings of
each month.
Buy zanol toilet preparations, ex-
tracts, etc, from authorized agent,
Jim Bowman, Grangeville. it,
Federated Church-C. w. Cheno.
weth, professor of English at the Uni
versity of Idaho, will preach in the |
Federated church Sunday morning at |
II and in the evening at s. Mr.. |
Chenoweth who was a chaplain in the |
army during the war delivered the
commencement address in Grangeville |
last week. He will supply the pulpit
in the Federated church until a req
ular pastor is secured
Buys Car-Victor Peterson has
bought 7-passenger automobile. The
large car affords Grangeville's popu-
lar bachelor ample opportunity to in
vite his friend to join him in excur-
'ions over the prairie.
Dick Here Again-Goon Dick, Chi
lese miner, who has been in Seattle,
$ in Grangeville on his way to min
ng property at Warren.
Birthday Party-C. R. Campbell of
he Imperial hotel, entertained sew
raj of his friends at birthday din
er in the hotel, Saturday evening.
he party was featured by a Mara
hon through the business section of
he city, in which Mr.. Campbell for
time successfully kept at a distance
rom guests at the party who sought
D administer to him an old-fashioned
irthday padding.
Marriage License-A marriage IL
ense was issued Wednesday to George
eed, of Cottonwood, and Lena
rube, of Westlake.
Flanders Poppies-War Mothers
ub will receive Flanders peoples for
-emorial day. The peoples win be
Id at 10 cents each.
Guild Episcopal guild has
nished its quota of articles for the
urch's missions in Alaska.
Resigns Bank Job-H. NJ. MacKay
IS resigned as bookkeeper in the
rst National bank, to accept posi-
On in bank in Spokane Mrs.
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ing camp, at Fort Douglas, Utah. The
camp will be held from July 81 70
August 20, during which time thou
sands of young men will be given mill
tary training at government expense.
Men between II, and % who have
not had military training, and up
to 80 for those who have had service
are eligible to the camp Transports
ton, equipment, training, and all re-
quirements are furnished free. Grange
Vile is allowed fifteen men in The
camp; Whtiebird, four; Cottonwood
five; Sites, four.