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BAD LUCK MAKES
Y. ". OPERA GOOD
Secretaries to Present Play
Friday Night,
"Gli Sfortunati. &"

NIu OIOEIQudI1.
No, it is not a new mummy. 1t is
the name Of a modern-in fact, almost
ra-modern-grand opera to be pre-
scented by Y. w. c. A. secretaries "a
$50 b. m. Friday in HoHenbeck Hall.
for the benefit of foreign Y. w. C. A
work.
In American, "GH Sfortunati"
means out Of Luck" It fairly
bristles with thirteens. 1t will be
presented on Friday, the thirteenth,
by a cast Of thirteen. Familiar songs
from thirteen operas, with modern
words, will be used.
The story. a thoroughly modern
one, will be laid in an apartment
house, where the tenants are having
all the trials with which apartment
jewellers are familiar. A love story
with a problem distinctly modern
will be presented.
The cast: Leonora Smith, the
heroine, Miss Christine Groh; Manrico
Jones, the hero, Miss Florence E.
Lanham: Azucena Brown. Leonora's
aunt. Miss Urith Daily; Honoria
Probe, the gossip, Miss Pearl Forsyth;
Santuzza o. Stravtnsld. Leonora's
maid Mrs. Dora o. Masten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Ninoumpoop.
the newlyweds, Miss Gertrude Sykes
and Miss Frances Hancock; Cavara-
dossi DoniZetti, a bachelor, Miss
Margaret Sykes; IAnavitch Bourskaya
a widow, Mrs. Esther A Mars; Mrs
ut-Spink-Amen, apartment manager.
Mrs. Susan D. Washburn; Cashmere
Bouquet, the washwoman, Miss Rose
CresshulI; Temperatures Frost. the
ice-man, Miss Frederick Brown;
Escamillo Basemento, the janitor,
Miss Alice E. Newman, and Ruby
Rouge. the fapper. Miss Fay Singer.
Miss Cyrilla Humes will appear as
Hitemupp Batonsh, musical director
and acoompanist.
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MAY v. SEWALL
COUNCIL To MEET
HERE WEDNESDAY
Mrs, S, R, Altman to Preside
at 0ne-Day Conven-
ton at CIaypoOI,

A hundred delegates are expected
for the annual convention of the May
Wright SewalI Indiana Council Of
Women Wednesday at the Claypool.
Mrs. S. R. Artman is president.
The morning will be taken up with
business and greetings from presis
dents of affiliated organizations.
The election of officers in the aft
ernoon will be followed by reports
from. the various departments and
standing committees.
A dinner will be held at p. m in
the Riley room. Mrs. Nettie Ransford
will give the invocation. The new Of
ficers will be introduced with Mrs.
T. J. Lowden of Bloomington, first
vice president, presiding. Mrs. Art
man will speak on Travel Through
South America"
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VIC. T. u.
Notes

Mrs. Ella Kroft, 312 n. California
St. will be hostess for Merritt ". c..
=. U. local institute Wednesday at
1870 p. m.
Nina Brigham Union VIII meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m with Mrs. Helen
McLennon, As \. Chester Ave.
The regular business meeting of
Tuxedo Union VIII be held Friday at
D. m with Mrs. P. F. Br1nson. 1876
N Gladstone Ave.
Sarah A. Swain Union VIII meet
with Mrs. Claude Franklin, SIT Daw-
son St. Tuesday at p. m The Rev.
Coda WethereI viii have charge Of
devotiOns and Mrs. r. ". Thompson
county superintendent of child vel
fare. VIII talk on her department.
EdgewOOd LOngacre Union will hold
an all-day institute at the Methodist
Church at Edgewood Thursday. begin
ming at 10 a. m. Important business
will be taken care of in the forenoon
and the afternoon Will he given over
to the county sUperintendents to pre-
sent the plans Of work Of the various
departments. Take either car or
motor bus to Stop z. Lunch viii be
served at noon
Mrs. Tony Kofkey. 1926 y. Illinois
St, VIII entertain Francis Willard
Union Tuesday at 2 p. m. Regular
business viii be taken up and a play
let will be given by Mrs Madeline
Caldwell and Miss Mary Free.
Mary Balch Union will meet Tues
day at p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Letta Matthews. IT'S ". Thirty-FGrst
St Miss Elizabeth Cowan will talk on
Home Economics" and Mrs. Carson
Jordan and Miss Jessie Ferguson will
give a musical program.
Mrs. Alpha Bailey, Il W. Thirty
Fifth St, viii be hostess for an all
day meeting Of the Zerelda Wallace
Union Tuesday. All members and
friends are asked TO bring box lunches
and assist IN making surgical dress
ings for the Public Healthh Nursing
Association.
Broad Ripple Union viii meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. William Leonard, 6O36 Ashland
Ave. to complete plans for the local
institute April %.
Palmer Union meets Friday at 2 p.
m. with Mrs Anna McCreery. 1870 W.
Morris St. Mrs. Nellie Cofer will talk
on Sabbath Observance"
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SENATOR'S HOME
SCENE Of PARTY
FOR STATE MEET
Elaborate Plans Made for
Convention of League of
Women Voters.

Elaborate plans are being made by
the Indianapolis League of Women
Voters for the entertainment Of the
State league at its fourth annual con-
venion May ID at the Claypool. Mrs.
Allen T Fleming is chairman of the
local league.
The chief social event will be a gar
den party May at the country home
of Senator and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Rails
ton. Honor guests will be Mrs. War
rem T. McCray, Mrs. Walter S. Green
ough. president of the Indiana league,
and speakers at the convention.
HOstesses For Party
Mrs. Isaac Born is chairman for the
garden party and Mrs. George Fin
frock, chairman OF transportation.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. AL
bert J. Beverage, Miss Adelaide Fair.
banks, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Miss
Julia Landers, Mrs. Allen T. Fleming,
Mrs. Wilmer Christian, Miss Gertrude
McHugh, Mrs. D. Laurence Cham
bers, Mrs. John Hendricks, Mrs. John
Z. Barnhiu, Mrs. John Downing John
son. Miss Adah E. Bush, Mrs. William
T. Barnes. Mrs. Joseph Bell, Mrs.
Ovid Butler Jameson. Mrs. Olive
Beldon Lewis, Mrs. Lafayette Page,
Mrs. William H Bobbitt, Mrs. NJ. s.
Spellman. Mrs. James P. Goodrich,
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Miss Sara
I.auter, Miss Elizabeth Rainey, Mrs.
". z. De Miller, Mrs. Fred A. Sims,
Mrs. Samuel L. Shank. Mrs. J. F. Ed
JOHN Trenck
Transportation Aides
Members Of Mrs. Finfrock's commit
tee are Mrs. W. H. Bobbitt, Mrs. Ferd-
ipans Born, Miss HIdena Lauter. Mrs.
WoIrr sussman. Mrs. Ira Holmes, Mrs.
Z. L. BurnzIs Mrs. z. G. Eschbach,
Mrs. Frank slre3SAtnft, Mrs. W. o.
Bates, Mrs. J. E. Hollon. -. Arthur
Robinson, Mrs. Lawrence Wells, E1t!s:s
Ethel Hutchinson, Mrs. Roy Adams.
Mrs. Charles W. Jewett, Mrs. Moses
SeIig, Mrs. Meyer Block. Mrs. Russell
Fortune, Mrs. Bernard Griffey, Miss
Jeanette Parry, Mrs. Leroy Kahler,
Mrs. Paul Haynes. Mrs. Frank Wamp-
Ter, Mrs. Edward Ferger, Mrs. David
Lurvey, Mrs. Samuel Ashby, Mrs. Gil
bert Clippinger and Mrs. Frank Jones.
Other committees
Music for Convention and Banquet
Mrs. AseI SpeNman Slit, chairman;
Mrs. Lafayette Page, Miss Frances
BIcNIath, Mss Ruth Parry. Mrs.
Franklin Taylor and Mrs. a. D. Hitz.
Other Committees
Decorations for Convention Hail
Mrs. Wilmer Christian, chairman;
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Mrs. Theo-
.dore Griffith.
Hotel and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.
". Trenck. chairman; Mrs. Claude
Griffith, Mrs. c. ". Gordon. Miss Nell
Taylor, Mrs. David Lurvey.
Banquet rangements-AIrs. John
Downing Johnson. chairman; Miss
Martha Carey. Mrs. benjamin Burris,
Mrs. T. ". Demmerly, Mrs. L. S.
Lesh. Mrs NJ Z. Robbins, Mrs. John
Castor. Mrs. Ida c. Belzer. Mrs. c. \.
Tucker, Miss Georgia Alexander, Mrs.
O. E Anthony, Mrs. Felix Z. Nc
. Whittier. Mrs. Stanley Zweibel
Tickets for Banquet--AIrs. Z. L.
Burnett, Mrs. Edward Ferger, Mrs.
Z. E. Eschbach. Mrs. Phoebe Link,
Mrs. Walter W. Wise. Mrs. Charles
sowders. Mrs. John Reuter-, Mrs.
Ruby.
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annals Of Sharon society has there
been so brilliant a wedding.
Mrs. Prescott has probably been
the most popular girl in the city ever
since her coming-out party two years
ago. and yesterday. as she walked
up to the chancel rail on her fathers
arm, she was a picture Of loneliness
Her gown was an imported crea-
ton Of silver brocade from Callot
Soeurs. This was covered to the
no. by a veil Of rose point forming
dut~ cap with lappets Of pearls
which partially covered the BRIDES
red-gold hair.
Her court train, heavily trimmed
with rose-point lace, was carried by
the young sons Of Mr.. and Mrs
Reginald Stokley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Grimshaw.
Her bridal bouquet was Of white
violets. lilies OF the valley ana tiny
white rosebuds. The tiny flower
maidens threw large white rose leaves
before her.
The bridemands were in shades Of
orchid, rose and
Here Sallie Anterior. who had been
reading the account aloud to her hus-
band, said:
Isn't n wedding like this mock
cry? Yours and mine was much bet
ter, dear. Come on, let's GO for a
walk I want to get the taste out
Of my mouth. I hate money. Wen
ba HAMMER than they won't we
dear?"
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Clubs and
Meetings

George Chapman, W. r, c. No. 10,
will give card party Tuesday after
noon in Morrison Hall on Monument
Circle.
Ladies of Assumption Parish viii
entertain with card and lotto parties
at 2:3O and 8:15 p. m. Sunday In their
hau on Blaine Ave. An evening meal
will be served.
Frances Auxiliary, w. B. A., will
meet with Mrs Carl Whitsell on
Ashland Ave. Tuesday afternoon
The Seventh Division, L. A A. o.
H. will give a card and lotto party
Monday evening in Morrison Hall.
Major Robert Anderson, w. r. c.,
will give a tea at the home Of Mrs.
John F. Holsapple on Middle drive,
Woodruff Place, Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies OF the First Congrega-
tional Church viii hold a food sale
this evening in the church parors.
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At a Dance,

JACK l.: At a program dance, a
man saves at least three dances with
his partner. He dances with her any
other dances which may not be taken.
At most dances these days, the pro
grams are made out by the men. The
man asks other men for dances with
their partners and fills both his own
and his partners programs. He may
ask the girl before the dance whether
there is any one with whom she does
not wish to dance.
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M artha Lee
- HerCOIl6m171
90 ManY

Dear Miss Lee: We are two girls. is and
II. We are married and love our husbands
dearly and they love us. when each par y
is alone, they yet along fine, and when The
four Of us are together. we have terrible
fights. We like each others company and
hate to go to housekeeping. because 1t
would be- so lonely Please give us some
advice. BOBBIES
Do you mean that the four keep
house together? If you do, Of course,
you should 90 to housekeeping alone
Then you could see one another fire.
quently, but would not be together
often enough to have those terrible
fights
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Wants Him Back

Dear Miss Lee I an % and have gone
with four steady fellows All of them liked
me, but one ! cared more for than the rest.
But this he did not know. He said he loved
mo more than any other girl he ever went
with. He did not want me to go with any
one else He asked me to marry him
told him we would talk it in about
three years.
One night he saw me with another boy
This made him angry. He made me angry,
because / did not consider myself engaged
to him What could / yTO now to let him
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| likes iSheIkI

Dear Miss Lee: T am II and very I'M
happy. / have two fellows. ono the shelly
type and the other a blonde. l love the
"sheilI' must, but ne is very jealous and is
always accusing me OF flirting with other
fellows The blonde Is very good to me and
trusts me- But he is not nearly 50 good
looking as the shell" My parents do not
approve of either Which one should I go
with BLUE-EYED HELEN.
If your parents do not approve, I
suggest that you do not go with
either Of these young men. They
know better than l, because they
know tho men. BY the way, have
seen blonde "sheiks."
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Club Index

Council of Jewish Women-Aprfl g..
Temple Prof. I. Leo Sharfman of the
social economics department Of the
University Of Michigan. viii speak
Election Of officers and musical
program.
Friday Afternoon-April 10; hostess,
Mrs. E. F. Brown. Original stunts by
the members. Music and election Of
officers.
Friday Afternoon Reading-April 10;
hostess, Mrs. Helen Ensley. Mrs.
Artamftia Hornaday will read his
tortcal story.
Independent Social-April 10; hos
tess, Mrs. Thomas O'Brien. Election
Of officers.
Indianapolis Literary - April 3;
Propylaeum. Amos ". Butler will
speak on THE Swing Of the Pendu-
lum."
Inter-Alia-April 10; hostess. Mrs.
=. G. Shideler Mrs. c. w. Tyler viii
speak on THE King and sthe Proph-
cts" and Mrs. Robert Workman on
Jerusalem"
Irvington Chautauqua Heading
April TO- hostess. Mrs. H w. Haworth.
Chapters from the Bible will be dis
cussed by Mrs Paul ]. Norris and
Mrs. Katherine Payne. Mrs. Daniel
discussion.
1rvington Fortnightly-Aprl 10;
hostess, Mrs. W. F. Hughes. Esther
A Romance of Court Life" will be
reviewed by Mrs. Wayne Reddick.
Mrs. George NJ. Cornelius will speak
on Handles Oratorio." Mrs. John
Cxenford will assist the hostess. The
fortnightly news viii be edited by Miss
Martha Cunningham.
Irvington Tuesday April 10;
hostess, Mrs. e. c. Ropkey. The club
will meet for luncheon, to be fol
lowed by an election Of officers.
Keramic-April 9, hostess, Mrs. NJ
Davis. The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. r G. BALI and Mrs. A J. Mower
Design and color will be discussed.
Magazine-Apr1l ID; hostesses, Mrs.
o. W. Fifer, Mrs. S. D. Renick, Mrs.
II. w. Rhodehamel Miss Corinne Ry-
an and Miss Jessie Patterson, Indian
apolis day will be observed and talks
will be given by Mrs. r. O. Fergu-
son. Mrs. Henry Knudson and Miss
Ryan.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se-April
10; hostess. Mrs. w. H. Wheeler. Ar
thur. Christopher Benson's life and
wo14 will be studied. Mrs. Scott L.
xaEa Mrs. Frank Kern and Mrs. ].
stt{8XAre1l will talk
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? Members of the Indiana Artists
Club were hostesses Friday night
to the Writer'S Club of Indiana IN
the clubrooms in the When build
ing. Miss Margaret NJ. Scott, re
cording secretary of the Writer'S
Club, and Miss Betty Williams, a
young violin pupil Of Hugh Nc
Gibeny, gave the program. Miss
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Benefit Concert

A benefit concert viii be given
Monday evening at me Masonic
Temple for the Ladies of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, A. D. Streight
Circle. No. 16. Those giving their
services viii be. Miss Helen Julis
Smith pianist, Mrs. Helen Warrum
Chappell. soloist. and Mrs. w. D.
Long, Southern readings.
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Scott read first-hand interviews with
the following Indiana authors: Mrs.
Kate Miner Rabb. Meredith Mich
olson, Marcus Dickey, Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller Hack, Mrs. Minnie AL
colt Williams, Mrs. Rebecca P.
Hodges, Thomas De lie Hunt, c.
Van Daworker and Miss Grace
Alexander.
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/. .. Coach to SpeaIe

=" - NO<~~A ~ CkSO0&h
Bill Ingram, new football coach at
Indiana University will speak at the
weekly luncheon Of the Indianapolis
Alumni Association Of the university,
Monday at 1915 at the Chamber Of
Commerce. Ingram is an ex-Navy
football star.
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DINNER crock

A Paris dinner frock Of unusual chic
is of rose crepe trimmed with gray
money fur. The fur is applied about
the waist and gives the effect of
long fringed peplem.
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CLIPPING FROM THE SHARON
DISPATCH

YESTERDAY at St. James. was sol
emnized the marriage ceremony he
tween Miss Leslie Hamilton and Mr.
John Alden Prescott. Never IN the
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Parent Teacher
Notes

School No. 29-Harry Hill of the
College OF Music and Fine Arts will
speak on Music and Club Life In
School and Home" There viii be a
group of songs by Miss Mildred
Daugherty.
School No. 44-"Give the Youth His
Chance" will be the subject of talk
by the Rev. Z. Prevo. Mrs. Russell
Whistler and Mrs. Lola Harvey will
sing and there will be numbers by
the fourth and fifth grades. A sale
of home baking win be held for the
ber6ht Of Miss Alice Cullen.
School No. 5T-Murray Dalman will
speak on American Ideals Of Mod
ern Education" Miss Melissa Corne-
lius VIII sing 4 group of songs and
there will be music by the children.
School No. 10-A food sale Will be
held for the benefit Of the Riley Hos.
pital fund A short program will be
given and 4 box Of candy viii be pre-
scented to the room having the most
mothers present.
School No. Gs-NIiss Jane Ketcham
Will speak on the Physical Training
OF Children" There viii be a music
memory contest by the children and
parents.
School No 41-The annual night
meeting VIII be held on Friday at
7;45 O'Clock. Secretary of State Ed
Jackson win speak. A program of
music, readings and an Indian club
driu Will be given by the pupils. Mrs.
Curtis Hodges wifi speak for the
Riley Memorial Hospital
School No. 18--An evening meeting
VIII be held Wednesday ar 7:45 o'clock,
The Rev. Ambrose Duukel Will give
the address. There viii be piano
duet by Mrs. Florence Darnen and
Mrs James c. Coodlet. II, l., Winslow
viii sing a group OF songs and Jesse
Hall viii whistle, accompanied by
Miss Hattie Ralston.
School No IA program has been
arranged by tho pupils There will
De music by the "Teeny Weeny Or
chcstra," songs by the children, q
playlet by six children, a reading and
piano trio.
School No. 4s-Miss Elizabeth
Cowan win speak OF Thrift" There
will also be a special musical pro
gram.
School 10. 5s-Arrs. II. \. McDon-
aid will present the Riley Memorial
pledge The program will DC in
charge Of the teachers There will
be a demonstration and explanation
of school work, illustrating the new
method Of grading.
School No. 54-Dr. Rice of the In
diana Medical College will speak on
"Eugenics." There will be a musical
program.
School No. 72-Tbe Rev. f. S. c.
Wicks will show Colored slides and
give talk on the Passion Play"
School No. 3-The regular meeting
will be held and Mrs Frank Bileter
will sing.
The meetings at Schools No. SO and
3G were postponed from the first un-
til second Wednesday, when the Same
program will be given.
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NOt " ash

Dear Martha Lee: May / say Just . word
I quite agree with the girl who says that
the majority Of fellows respect the girls who
are decent but prefer the girls who are
fast" Me for the home for two. with a
fellow who would rather keep me from
''parties" than take me to them--for the
fellow who places a good wife and home
above everything else. Aud there are hun
dreds Of girls in indianapolis who prefer
these fellows. but. like me, somehow they
fail to meet them. l am not an old maid,
eithcr-only %. R. p. L.
There are plenty of men like the
ones you like, as I told the girl the
other day. The trouble is, you do not
recognize them and they do not rec
ognize you, because you take it for
granted practically all other people
are fast Personally, I like q few
parties" and think you can enjoy
wholesome ones and still be a good
wife and have a good home
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know I miss him? 7 love him enough to
stop going with anybody but him. sec
HIM often: he speaks and goes on.
BROKEN HEARTED BLUE EYES.
II you should surrender now you
could expect to do so ior the rest of
your life. If he really cares for you
this boy viii realize that you did
nothing wrong. Apparently you are
too young to marry, anyway. So
there is nothing you can do without
forgetting your pride entirely.
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Jeremiah" will be discussed by DR..
w. c. MORO at the meeting of the
business women's Bible class Tuesday
at p. m.
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Meridian Heights -Se-April
10; hostess. Mrs. w. H. Wheeler. Ar
thur. Christopher Benson's life and
wo4 will be studied. Mrs. Scott L.
EEa Mrs. Frank Kern and Mrs. J.
st4x9&Arell will talk.
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School No 29-Harry Hill of the
College Of Music and Fine Arts will
speak on Music and Club Life in
School and Home" There will be a
group Of songs by Miss Mildred
Daugherty.
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The meetings at Schools No. 38 and
36 were postponed from the first I'M
til second Wednesday, when the Same
program viii be given.
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Irvington Chautauqua Heading
April TO- hostess. Mrs. II. w Haworth.
Chapters from the Bible will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Paul j. Morris and
Mrs. Katherine Payne. Mrs. Daniel
s. Adams will lead a current events
discussion
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mic independence really right?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26
PINGREE
Received July IL

The American Falls canal break
caused a loss of over fifty acres OF
crops. The train was held up several
days due to the track being washed
out, but arrived on time Monday
There was large crew of men and
teams worked double shift for four
days on the break before water could
be turned in again, but the farmers
are busy watering again now.
P. H. Troutner was called to
Blackfoot Monday, to see his son,
who is paying them surprise visit
from the east.
Friday, ]. Josephson took both
Luther Day and Syverine Johnson to
Blackfoot to consult doctor. Luther
is suffering from an attact of grip,
and Syverine had his tonsils re-
moved. Both patients are getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Ernest Reynolds and little
son Jack were Blackfoot visitors the
last Of the week.
The Helping Hand club met with
Mrs. Hinnebalt Thursday. A de-
licious lunch was served and the
afternoon was spent in sewing.
There were only a few members
present due to the highway being so
badly washed out
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May IA, 1928
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Bingham, SIS:
The Board of Commissioners met
this day in regular session, pursuant
to adjournment of April IS, there
being present Commissioners w. T.
England, chairman, and Nelson Mil
Ter and John R. Williams, when the
following matters came up for con-
sidratiOn and decision:
In the Matter of Hearing Report of
Commissioners of Drainage Dis
trict No. 4, of Bingham County.
1t having been represented to the
Board of County Commissioners that
numerous residents of Bingham
county, landowners in said drainage
district, who had signed petition
for creation of said district, have
made request in writing to the
proper authority for permission to
withdraw their names from said petit
ton, but that such request has been
refused; and it further appearing to
the Board that a very considerable
portion of the lands within said pro-
posed drainage district will be mum
dated with waters of the proposed
American Falls reservoir,
Ordered, that the prosecuting at
torney of Bingham county be, and he
is hereby authorized and directed to
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May 10, 1923

AIIESI:
H. A. BENSON, Clerk.