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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
DRILLING At CITY
WELL PROGRESSES
Strata of Lava is Penetrated
Drill Is Now In Soft
Clay In the Lake Bed
Formation

The driller at the municipal well
has, after going down nine hundred
, and twenty feet, penetrated the
strata of lava, that is located Just
above the lake bed formation and
is now in soft clay, which hardens
rapidly when dry.
According to the log of most of
the flowing wells of Southern Idaho
flow is not encountered until the
lake bed formation has been pene-
trated. This formation is very soft
and the drill can make rapid prog
ress, possibly forty feet per day, be-
ing the average.
The well now has considerable wa
ter in it and a test will be made as
soon as the drill reaches one thou
sand feet to ascertain whether or
not the pressure is great enough to
carry the water to the surface. This
NSSt 10 hSNSoodiJ dS lnCIC may Dt q
good flow in the we'll which is be-
ing drained off through some of the
lava fissures.
Should the well fail to produce a
flow, it is the intention of the coun-
ell to continue drilling as they have
made an agreement with the driller
to go down at price of three dol
lars per foot in the clay and six dol
lars per foot in the rock.
Much local interest is being taken
in the progress that is being made
owing to the fact that If artesian
water is found it will mean much to
this entire section in an agricultur-
al way. Mr.. O'Connor, the driller
states that the formations are very
favorable for the striking of a good
flowing we'll.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
SHOP EARLY.
MAIL EARLY
Last Minute Postings May
Delay Delivery of
Christmas
Mail

Last year, through the generous
cooperation of the press, the movies
and other advertising mediums,
Christmas mailers were induced to
dispatch their Yuletide presents ear
lier in the month ever before in the
history OF the institution OF gift ex-
| changing in the holiday season.
AS result, the spectacle of the
last minute rush of former years,
with its attendant heartbrealing la
Dor on the part Of wearied and nerve
worn store clerks and postal en-
ployees, was avoided.
This year Postmaster General New
and First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral John H. Bartlett have deter
mined to make an even better record
and to Danish for all time the suffer-
ing undergone in past years by those
engaged in the sale or transportation
of gifts. They hope to make "Shop
EARLY" and Mail Early habit
Win lut pCOPAts
Mailing early does not mean De-
cember 1 or before, but If everyone
could get their holiday tokens in
the mail between December 10 and
December 20, the post office could
not ask more
Particular attention this year will
be paid to greeting cards. Despite
the success last year 1t was noted
that the last-minute mail consisted
largely of cards. Possibly many of
them were returned greetings to
friends, heard from on a previous
mail, but overlooked on the original
Christmas list Unlike parcels and
letters containing money orders,
cards, of course, can not well be
marked do not open until Christ
mas" Therefore, 1t is possible that
the many mailers hold them until
the last to insure delivery on Christ
mas eve. This class of mailers this
year, however, may find their cards
until after Christmas
Day.
Believing that the energies of
postal employees should not be
sapped to the last degree for any
avoidable reason, and, intent upon
securing for them the same Christ
mas privileges enjoyed by others.
Postmaster General New asks the
hearty cooperation of the public.
CONTINUED on page twe)
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
SHEEP MARKET
IS ACTIVE
Several Outside Buyers Wis
it City - One Sale of
$500 Head Is
Reported

Considerable activity in the local
sheep market has been quite notice.
able during the past week. A num-
ber OF buyers from outside points
have been interviewing local sheep
men and several large deals are re-
ported to have been made.
One of the largest transaction that
was reported during the week was
when G. Bacon, Twin Falls buyer,
purchased $500 head OF sheep from
Charles Ross and Domingo Aguirri.
1t is reported that price in the
neigbborhood of twelve dollars per
head was paid the owners.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
RAIN FALL
LAST TUESDAY

Mountain Home was favored with
another rain storm last Tuesday,
during which IA of an inch. The
hills to the north of town were COW
cred with snow on Wednesday MORN
ing and it is hoped that consider
able has piled up there for the COM
ing season. 1t is. now nearing the
time when this section should be
getting a good fall of snow so that
local farmers will be assured of wa
ter for irrigation purposes.
Trade af Home
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
FINED IN THE
JUSTICE COURT

A local pool room operator was ar
rested the forepart of the week and
was fined fifteen dollars in the JUS
tice Court for permitting boys un-
der eighteen years of age to play
pool in his place of business.
Trade at Home
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
SNOW REPORTED AT
SMITHS PRAIRIE

All Teedey, of Hill City, drove his
truck down from Smiths Prairie last
Tuesday and he reports that there is
about six inches OF snow at the
Prairie and that he had little diff
ficulty in breaking the road in some
places.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
JOHN MORTON
GIVES PARTY

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. John w
Morton was the scene Of much mer-
riment Saturday evening. when their
son John celebrated his fourteenth
birthday with party of about twen-
ty.
He was the recipient OF many gifts
dear to the heart of boyhood. The
guests played games and partook of
ao1sot<..- -
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
LARGE CROWD
ATTEND BALL

One of the most enjoyable social
events that has been given in this
city in some time past was the Fire
mems Ball, last Thursday evening.
The hall was beautifully decorated
and large crowd was in attendance.
A neat sum was realized for the bene-
fits of the local volunteer fire depart
ment.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
GLENNS FERRY
PEOPLE HERE

A number of Glenns Ferry people
were in the County Seat the forepart
of the past week attending the meet
ing of the Board of Equalization.
Among those who were here are the
following: Ed NJ Clark, R. D. Gorby,
Merle Hayes, D. w. Gorby and Fred
Jordan.
-Trade at Home
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
-Trade at Home
MANY STORES DON
CHRISTMAS ATTIRE

Many local stores have been dec
Grated for the Christmas season and
toys and gifts of all kinds are now
on display for the holiday shopper.
/, Only a short time remains before
eChristmas and it is advisable to
"Shop Early" before all of the stocks
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
PURCHASES EMMETT
JEWELRY STORE

According to an announcement
made during the past week Fred Pill
ner has purchased a jewelry business
in Emmett and has moved consider
able of his jewelry stock to that
place.
Trade at Home
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
MAKING CENSUS
OF THE COUNTY

Forest Ranger Warner, of the Pine
station, has been Mountain Home
visitor for several days the forepart
of the past week. He is in this city
compiling information for a govern
ment report on the number of farms,
stock and character of crops of Ell
more County.
Trada Of lIora
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR WHITAKERS

Dr. and Mrs. e. F. Bicknell en-
tertained a number of friends last
Monday evening at a card party,
which was given in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Whitaker, who are expect
ing to leave Mountain Home in the
near future. A very enjoyable even
ing WAS spent by all present.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
LARGE SHIPMENT
OF SHEEP

c. Helm left last Tuesday with a
large shipment of sheep, which he
will accompany to the eastern mar
kets, where he will dispose of them.
Mr.. Helm will visit for a short time
with his mother at Grand Island,
Nebraska, on his return trip to
Mountain Home.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
BASKET BALL
GAME LAST WEEK
Town Team Defeats High
School To Tune of 1921
All Stars Maintain
Lead

An interesting basketball game
was staged on Wednesday evening
of last week in the auditorium of the
local school, when the Mountain
Home All Stars defeated the High
School to the tune of 33 to 81. The
town team maintained an easy lead
throughout the progress of the game,
at the end of the first half the score
stood 10 to in their favor.
The following gives the personnel
of the two teams and the positions
they played
Town Team High School
Tye Forward Monasterio
Hanley Forward Davis
Love Center Evans
Uriona Guard Darlington
Norell Guard Harley
Substitutes: Lynch for Uriona;
Dick for harrington.
Fifteen field goals were negotiated
by the town team as follows; Tye, S;
iAdHiSJ, y, bONSt q OTiOHd, L anu
Norell, 2. The High School team
landed six field goals; Monasterio, 8
Davis, 2 and Harley, 1. The town
team had 9 fouls marked against
them while the high school had only
8.
1t is to be regretted that there are
not more athletic activities in Noun
tain Home and many people, who
were not at the game last week
would no doubt take greater in
terest in occasions of this sort if
good lineup of games with other
nearby towns could be accomplished |
In addition to affording some good
clean amusement for the entire pop
ulace athletic activities increase in
terest in school work and can be
worked out very successfully.
Trade at Home
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
- Tdub AT HOHt-~-----
VISIT RELATIVES
IN SOUTHERN STATE

Mr.. and Mrs. Worth s. Lee left
the forepart of the past week on
visit to relatives in the South. They
expect to be away until after the
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
Trade at Home

d. F. Sweet and H. Goodman, both
well known sheepmen of Twin Falls
were interviewing local sheep own
ers for several days the frepart Of
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
PARKER HANDY

R. Wallace Parker of Buhl and
Miss Leona Leila Handy of Portland
Oregon, were united in marriage last
Friday afternoon, Nov 2Sth, at this
Congregational parsonage, Rev. c. e.
Mason officiating with the ring cere-
mony. This very pleasing couple are
to make their home in Bull where
Mr.. Parker has been in shoe store
for several years.
Trade at Home
Miss Virginia Montgomery, who is
attending st. Theresa's Academy at
Boise, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with reiatiyes in Mountain
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
$55O,O0O testamentti @iseoniinil
bliopistolle.

Wtaoiion, isis. - @oesmennpt
5. stephen Sripp OH testalnental-
nut $550,00O oripoiien hyufienio
8isconiinin pliopistolie, ilmoite-
taan pliopiston iobtofunnan tabolta.
Mr Eripp, iofa fuoli ipuonna
1915, ma6rdii testamentisioan, ettd
blnen omaiiulltenio lanfeaa pliopis-
tolle fen i1lfeen fun epiimeinen 3D.
men omaiiistaan on frollut. Npt on
iiifii fanntitnitt ia fofo omaiilnis
on langennut opistolIe ilmon min.
fddnlaiiia raioitufiia.
8ainaja oil apGbentnGn tiinnettii
lofimies ia panffiiri, eli ollut foS-
fam f1pnpt mainitusia pliopistosio
ipield p1benman olla,t fem oppilaa-
na, ioten labioitus tiili tapoelliienG
pllGtpfienG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
@afaiuia rifofiia.

&apmono @illenei,fpe noin II
ifdinen ronsfalainen poifu ia 9ern-
barb Santti, sllcr Hontin noin Is
10. ifdinen poifd, iota ipptet11n G.
rddn Negallneen nuoren ilioinaloi-
len tpton raisfaamiiesta ia taipo(-
laon ialoomiiesta 9ner Iantin 30.
tellisia, tunimstimot ipplliipptenIG
raistaamiieen SSSsbpenlingin fitnnol.
ltsoifeltoesia ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
yfdnsfalainen poifa itfi fotferosti
tnnnitstaesioan rifofienia, eifd cliff
bdlnntt mitenfGGn ettG rifos tuIiii
iairaan aioin tietoon, iobon Iofimieg
Sbnm glancep buomalitti, eta iit1
oltii tillitt aiatella ennemmin. go.
iat paastettiin maneitienliIen idIfeen
lditetrilla tofoufiillo obottomoon
tuonlioitaan ioioen jltlistoninen ia.
pabtnn emf torStai-aanlltna ia 10.
bon tilaiiuuteen Iofinies Glancep
tuaotii titotauotIi @iIlcnellpin 1iSin
ia Tantin pojan iidn 5dncIIa fiin
ei ole enaan aitid eldmdsia. Spton
fiilietti @antin botelGiin misia gant
II ifiefin aiinL Eantin poifa. @or.
9it'cn1iien toimitti ipaltion fcnitoa-
pali tpton iIdn fdsfpsta. 3ptto on
iuosta 10 ifdinen, ioten iGtammc
banen llimenid moinitIcmatta bSnen
illicrlllitenia tofio. - Y:lti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Safialaifia opisfelcmaam Inpmcm
fieItG.
fmpmcrt.

2ofaf. % pnG Deutcbc slllgemci-
ne 3eiting fertoo, ettd @reifspaIoin
pliopiston Suomi.opisto ilninnitte.
lee iafiaIaiiille opintcneumofiiIle ie-
I'd mliille opettajiIle ia opettaiattd-
rifle i6riestctta,pafii tilniiatiioen Iuo
menfielen oppimiicen cnii feidnd
Spip1sfplGn fei1pliopistosia. &lirsii
festGiii foIme miiffoa. Oianottaiilta
ipoooitoan fiiitenfin iuomenficIen al
feistuntenlusta, nlinf1 ipuofii iGr.
iestetGGn mile 1cnfiloilIe jotfo emf
fei1nG boIiimpot matfiistaa mao.
bamme, alustoapo furSii 9erIinin T.
liopiston iuomenfielen Iebtorin JOB.
boIlo. 2ebti moiiiitice eocIIeen, ettd
tiirsIeiIle moiipnt tiilla milfaon,
paitii opettaiot, mposfin life. ia ilr
beiI,uniebet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
&aifet rbbtbipat fmiiuaamaam fpfo
maailmaa..

Naisten @ristiIliien gaittiusIii.
ton fofoufiesia gbicoeosia on nat
nd pdiipini tebtp p1Gtos rinpeta
tt6sfentelemG1n fofo mailman raj
fistnttomiiefii ybopspaIoisfa on
pddtetfp fpo foboistoa lain ipalipcn-
nan tiitfentamiieen ia ipaalitaiste.
Iaiun oIaa ottalniieen ettG ipirfoibirl
tultaiiiin ioonloan roittiita ipiran-
omaifia.
Heiti @nna N. @or6on. moinitun
uaaiImanliiton preIioentti, fonoi pi
tdmdsIdan pubeesia:
"3ln mlisla moisio bitomotoan
ie bpotD ia iiunaiis, iofa fieltoloin
olemasiaolosta gbopsspolloisia fol.
fiin Mile poiffofltnnille, jo;sfa fiel
toIofi on tooelliiesti moimasIa, rtG.
fefpdt be iiIIoin plan ettG beillefin
on parempi Jos ehp1t tpolnistu Ell
tpGtfd nlpp iiioiputtotpin iiiomin."
Snurempia ia psuisteelliiempio
funnnitelmia fofo mailman roitis.
fiittamiiefii trillaan laatimaan Iii.
ton eniife',GiiesiG maailmanfonfe.
rensiisio, jofa tullonn -pitdnlaGn
@6inburgisia, Scotlon6isio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
@iIliintpneita lapiia.

@ras ulfomaalainen lebti fertoo
@osfowasta iaanania firieen pc
rlisteella ettG eras ilni0, iofa @e-
n1jdlld on folmena apiinle ipuotena
iaamlt ta.pattomon laajrluoen, on
williintpneioen lapiiparipien eliintp.
minen. Sdllaiiia lapia on fofo @e-
ndidllG, Siperiasia, &esfi.9laliasio,
Saaitfaliasin i. n. G. Sc elGipGt
inaaieuoltlle baiaantmeena ia par.
ipisia fai,piingeisia, iuariinfin iiili.
remlniSia tanpungeisia ia iatama-
falpungeisia. Se eiipat tieo1, mis-.
ia beiodn panbentpania opat, mis-,
ia be olpat fotoiiin ia fliinfa bc o.
not ioittlineet npfpiiiin olopaiffoi.
Binia. Sc fulefiipot lGpi fpfo 8e.
nGjGn toluarulualinilien astinlali
ooilla.
SSe olpnt Id .piiroen if1ilid
poifia, mutta moi beiodn ioilfosiaan
iu1lista Ola tptt0i1fin, iotfa nGpt-
talpdt oiipar pojilta. Sc cl1lpdt
parbaasia iapailfIesio fcriirllla,
lmlltta taipolliiesti iparfal,fIilld ia
roslpolfiilla. Wpsfoipasia on icl-
Iuilia lapiia ollut tiibaniittoin. Sci.
oan lilfunl1GrGni1 OH mime aifois
no ip1bentpnpt, iilld tollpungin bal.
Into OF pliltttunut aiiaan ia pafoit-
talnlt beitd menem11n lastentotei'
bin ia fcspatuslaitofiiin. Whitta
fiiitenfin OH beioan litfltnladr1nlG
bpipin lulri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
'Gm8lannin mnli ballitms tnnnmstaa
@enSiSu.

@albpinin ministeristo, jofa jlla.
ri on ottaniit balIitusobjafiet fGiiin-
ID englannisia, ilmottoa Ipiralliies.
IT, ettd ie tinnustaa ilman ebtoio
eeemiuosto-@ -@endidn ballitiificn,. cifd
-tnle ottamaan buomioon MeacO Oonol.
6in baIIitufien aibeiittamaa lopuIli.
ten tiinnustiifien pio1tpstG.
BenGidn tinnustomisfpipmpf-
teem iImotetaan inuresti ipaifltta.
aeen @ngInnnis'o pbd fGriistppan
iD6ftomppoen, mitG toipctoan moi.
touon liefpittdd BcndiGn fonsia
tatpan fGpnnin IoaientomiielIo. ga
-molIa iImotetaan iiiben mposfin
potfuttapan @neIamin fotferan
tiIpoiIiian, @ansfan, @enGiGa Idbes
tpmifcn, mild moi tapabti,o padaiiaI
liesti @ngIannin ctiiien fitstonnif.
ieRa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Yastorin pdimO pala=
NIT mMuiSla
Tasturia fmalmstcllaan tapabtnntan
ioh0psta.

Berlepsia, ltnell1 Goluinbusta,
O1iosia, OH tapabtunlt ialaperdi'
men tapaus, jota nuistllttaa to-
pausta 2caoisiG, .. 9. joitafin
tpuoiia tafaperin, iolloin fanlalai-
femme Mrs Hiemi iicll1 iai iurul-
Iiien lopim biloneenIa l1mmitpslai-
tofien ,,iinisin 8erleDn luteeri!oi
fen firfon pastorin 6. g. Sbeats-
Iepn ipaimon, Wlrs 9looie Sbeats-
Iepn fiiltpnpt ruiinis lopoettiill
tappilan ldmmitpslaitofien uunista
,naanantaiiltano. 2opoon tef; pas
tori Sbeatslep tliltraon fotioon lp.
9gen poisiaolon jdlfeen. llunin O.
<pi oil fiinni, lrnitta palaneen liban
tdrp berdtti pastorin biiomion ia
9dn tarfasti iiiinid, jolloin tefi fait-
bean lopoon. &llolemnnpio tlltfi-
ia @urpbp nntoi tapabtumasta Ion.
funtnnia, ctt1 ipaimo on tcbnpt it.
iemurban menen1llG lGnnnitpslai-
tofien aiir,,iin. Wintta piiriippttGiG
Sing ei iisfo iitG ielitpstd ia fifth
on rpbtpnpt tarffoibin tlitfiinufiiin
tapobtlinlan iibteen. HiiriippttGiG
tpdittdd, ctt1 jog apnimo diff men-
apt tuliieen itiiniin, ei ban oliii
tpoinut en1G tpetGd runin omea fin
nj. Sppttdid on tpdatitta,t pastori
SbeatsIepn tlttfittamofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Sifainen ilmapostiliifemne Ne,u
Yurfin ia Ebicaaon mGlillG.

Sallitlifien toinesto on p1dtettt
iGrjestGG pifoinen s tai 8 titntio
pon aifano matfustmpa ilmaposti.
liifenne Seem Oorfin ia Gbicogon
wdliIle emf feipGnnd. Matfat tul.
loon ii,orittamaan ntolemmista IGb.
tofoboista, ilmoittaa ilmaposti-oias.
tom jobtaia Carl s. Sgee.
Weotfa on fartoitettiL ppiibtpnlis
poifat mGGrdttp ia ldbtooIemat ipol.
mistetti oiionnufaiieen fitntcon.
iBoimoffaat ipalolaitteet matfan
lporrelle oipot mposfin npt jo oie.
tcttu poifoilleen.
Tdmd aiiiii ilmdpostipallpel,is a.
'potaan iuorbain emf feip6imen al.
fana, moboolIiiesti 10 emf bubti-
fiiusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
'Snumalainem mainen iai rmmiaau
foripanPien tg1stGGm.

@iiiitoista apuotta Nortb Nioerin
9llasfns,a; faiposiealouilla melfeir
palfatorta tp0ta tebnpt foniaIaiiem-
me, Mrs S. 81. Yalofosfi, @ooo-
itocf isin, Conn. ini rirnioan palf.
fion paitpoistaan asfett1in tefe.
nl6niG faupan folttta. San ilimit-
tain moi omistartonia ntineroali-
olueet, "a "fleimid", Copper 0tiber
Mining Gompanplle, iaaoen niist0
$600,575 rabasia ia $4,000 mai
nitun pbtion oiafetta.
Mtaflu ilioritetaail ipiioen ipuo6er
oifana ia ntafiaa failpospbtio Wers
Yalofosfelle iGlielldolerposta mat.
lamattomosta hunmoste 5 proieil,
tin foron.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

Obopspaltain fonfuli Seliingisia
2eslie 9t. DapiS ON itintitettp fon-
fulfil 3agrebiin (agranD @telds
Slabiasia. = &oniiili 9obis on
boitanlit ipirfaonia SeliingisiG muo-
oesta 1918 iaafta ia OH banellG
niinr1uoooin ollut tilailuus tGDiin
perebtpG Suomen taIolioelliieen elG-
mdGn. Sanen raporttinia 8asbing-
tonin ulfoaiiainoep oepartementille otpot
olleet aiialliiio, bpmin Barfittuia ia
taiapuoliiia. Gee oipat laaneet oiaf.
ieen melfoista bitomiota gbopsipal.
loisio, ionfa taIoubellinen ianoma.
lebbisto on abferoSti iiteeranlrit nil
ia. 9sc oipot min nitoboin pnifltt-
toneet tSuomen eonfii mpSs 9(meri
fon lainomarffinoilla.
&oniuIi Oobis matfusti Iofofmul
10 p:nd iiiiteen aiemopaiffoanin.
ySinen ieuraaiafieen Seliin9isiG on
maGrGttp ybopsipaltain foniuli 90.
erebisio Mc@urcf, ioto on iaopnnut
$eliinfiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
@eiiiOta Sos Mu9e=
leS'iSia
Mimffaat rbbtpneet banffinsaan o
feufSiaam.

Sos Qlngeles'in (Gal.) fanpilngit
ia Smens laafion aiiifasten spGlilla
on ollut pitfGn aifaa riitaa ipe6en
iubteen. Sept oiuat laafion aiiiffaat
rpbtpneet repaielpiin toimiin aiian
iubteen. Oipat joufolla ottaneet bal.
tltlinia fa,lpungin tpeliidilion illliit,
aipmnneet ne ia lasfeipat ipettd me-
nenla6n, tlottaen faupungille ipa.
binfoa noin $4,000 pGim6G fobti.
@auprngin iualtiiiiston toimesta on
oifeusmirastolta banfittu aluffaitu
ipastaan m1ardps ettG beioGn tiilee
lopettaa apeoen tiDlaus, mutta aiuf.
faat eiipGt totelleet mdGrGpstG.
maan oipat l,lipanneet fl,luttaa me-
iisuarastoa funnes tdilplttein piio.
lesta tebb1dn iotpii,to beio6n fans.
iaan pitf1aifaiiesia riitafpipnlpfies.
IA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Snbpiia tnlipalo SerIcb GitDsia.


8iime periantaina fello 8 aifaan
aamlipdilpdlld ipttpi tilipalo Sfic.
baroIon Chemical Com ialpetteri.
tebtaasia, Scriep Gitpsid, ia Ieuiii
glnerican Suear Tefinerp Com oil
tioon tebOasrafenmlfieen ia len ipie.
rellG oleipiin pienempiin tebtoiiiin
iefd ipuofrabuoneiiiin polttaen ne
tubfafii.
Cullen tliottanlo ipabinfo arlpioi,
oaan milioonifii oollareifii. @iiii,
toista benfilo1 on ipaoralliienmin
lonffaantltnitt tabi laanitt polobaa.
lpoja; fpmmenet benfilot oipat baa-
moittllneet lentaipist1 laiiniiruista
Salon festdesiG tapobtii nimitt1in
iaria rGjGbopfiia ia laiin iirpaIeito
lenii pnlpGriiniG noin puoli MALTA
loojollc olueelle. OboefiGnIntoa ben
fed joiitlii fooittomifii.
Soinen milioonatulipalo .p11ii
palloilleen iamasia faupungisio
ilinnlntaina bGlpitt6en erie rautatie
pbtion laituriomaiiltutta, polttaen
fofii ralltatieiiltaa ia neljd fuorna,
WenettG. &olme palofiintalaista iai
paboja palobaalpoja taistellesia tul.
to tpostaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Snomalainen antmnttn tapatmrmai.
Icsti.


Snllltb. Milin., nlorrasf. Is H.
- Glen iGIfeen piioIen pGiipGn.
flo 3,f5 mmmlittiin, IiutItamasti
erebopfIesid, Sobn @osfeIoo Cost
Sofelta, 9(itfin fountista, ISpi ieI6u
filn ban oil pcurojo ampuuiosio ii.
bella fpIdd oIcwoSio meti6slS. San
f1'ofiin tdnne 0ullitbiin ct. Weorpn
lairoaloon ionnc fnoIi iIIoIro. SIN
oil 35 iualooen ifdimen.
Sabeinrilin ei ipoioa ionoo topob.
flilnasto milto fuin etta Iiioti Ien,i
ct'dmpaa. Canaan aifoan of met.
'os'a min lnfuiiasti metiastaiiS etta
on spaifea pddsta ampl,ion perirIe.
@osfela OH aiitnut Cost aofeIro
1oifatin iunoiia ia ei banerIS tieoeta
oleipan onaiiia nniuarIo fiiin NON.
bosia naasio. SGnen bstGipdinid
toimesto otettiin riiitmis @roop &
Sorganin boiifaustoimistoon Wac.
@regoriin Minn., iosto boutous
tuIloon toiniittomoon. - p:bti.