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+, Pierce, ID. D., welcomed the conven-
ton to his church in an address in
which he praised the work of the
spoke Of the campaign Of scientific
Temperance instruction which was
ibeing arranged for in order that the
children in the day schools and Sun
day schools might be taught the evils
tof alcohol.
! The necessity OF holding temper
lance institute during February for
the purpose of formulating plans and
methods for teaching temperance
was stressed by Mrs. Orel Moody.
Miss L. :. Weightman spoke of the
tpart that the official temperance bull
iletin is playing in stimulating inter
est in the temperance cause. Mrs.
Edwin Dinwiddie gave an exhibit of
tganization for distribution TO tho
Ineedy. In response to her appeal II
generous sum was pledged for the
purchase of needed material Mrs
Shelton made an address relative to
the convention on law enforcement
(which is to be held in February by
1.-THE representatives of all organiza-
ltions in the city. substantial sum
Expenses. Mrs. Wayne +. Wheeler.
in II talk on Experiences In Europe"
told of conditions in some of the wet
icities Of the old world.
Iof Illinois spoke of To-day as the
tCritical Time in the Struggle for Pro-
hibition," citing that the conditions Of
the future depend on efforts exerted
inow. Judge James J. Britt, counsel
for the prohibition unit spoke of the
task of enforcing prohibition with
inadequate forces. The convention
Endorsed the resolution protesting
against the expression of Gov. Albert
Richie of Maryland in his recent in
a ut . ;r,,,
condemned his speaking against the
iV"lstead act and his favoring the
sale Of light wines and beers. believ-
ing that he was not voicing the opin-
ion of the majority of the women in
his state nor the majority of the bet
tier element Of voters.
Reports were made to tho conven-
iti"n by Mrs. Theresa A. Williams
Mrs. \. NJ. Pollock, Mrs. j. W. Allison
Mrs. Eva c. Criswel1, Mrs. Edna Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Edna Proctor. Mrs. H. NJ
kcndrick, Mrs. II. l.. Overstreet, Mrs
Frank r.. Webner, Mrs II. NJ Brad
ley, Mrs. Theodore r. Moore. Mrs. VI
q. Copeland, Mrs Henry l.. Lutz ant
liam T.. knaub.
Soloists of the convention were T
+. Russell and Mrs. Wayne 3
lWheeler, who were accompanied by
Montgomery County Federation Of
Women's Clubs--The committee OF
applied education met Thursday al
the Montgomery Country Club. The
committee appointed to Judge the
posters. announced. the following
awards:
High school group-First prize
Damascus High School, James Day
second prize. Rockville High School
Clifford Hines.
Grammar school group. elementary
grades-First prize, Woodside School
SuZzanna Mullett; second prize. Ia
koma Park School, Elvi Renne
Primary grades-First prize, Rock
Vile School. Rose Williams; secont
prize, Poolesville School. Pauline FL
= kinS.
One and two room group-Firs
. prize. Washington Grove (Oakmont)
l Bernard Cissel; second prize, Sugar
land. Kathleen Titud.
The following members were tn,
: judges: Mrs. Josiah Jones. Miss Mar.
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r. Nichols, Mrs. >Lewis Call. Mrs.
Benjamin EImore, Mics ElizabssN'
Tibbets.
The executive board of the fcder-
alton was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs Charles Monroe at her nome III
Forest Glen, assisted by the local
clubs. In the absence OF the pres
dent. Mrs. J. IT. Jones' the vice prcsl-
dent Mrs. Archibald Small, presloed.
The new corresponding secretary,
! Mrs. Wilson Townsend, elected 70 MI
the term left vacant by the lllhesS
of Mrs. \ >yes, reported the resigna-
ton of the Girls Club of Kensington
from the federation, which was &C
cepted with regret. and the appiica-
! ton Of the Montgomery County HOS
pital Auxiliary for membership
cussion as to the eligibility OF the
auxiliary.
The treasurer, Miss Estelle T.
! Moore. jr., reported that the board
! deficit. due in lage part to the fall
ure Of the clubs to meet their os"3-
| cations toward the better En- .lish
/; contest prizes and to the schoiarshiI,
! fund in support of a girl student a.
! the State University.
Mrs. Enoch Johnson, as chairman
| of education. reported interestingly
! the meetings Of the General Fedora
| tion of Women's Clubs conference on
!! illiteracy, with figures showing
! adult whites, $4,000 foreign born,
i $4,000 negroes
! Mrs. Eugene Scott. chairman of
! home economics, announced a meet
ing Of her Subchairnen from tho diff
fercnt clubs on February % at the
! courthouse. Rockville. which is to
have as one of it's aims the improve
ment of sanitary conditions around
the courthouse.
Mrs. W. Lyles Offutt, in charge Of
the federation social service work.
| thanked the clubs for their fine CO.
operation during the holiday driv"
for membership, supplies and Christ
mas seals.
Mrs. Weston Of Forest Glen out
lined plans Of the conservation COM
mittee along the following lines: To
! work for better roads. to plant me-
mortal trees along roads and in vii
lagos, to secure state Legislation
against billboards and for the pro
lection Of birds. wild flowers aud
shrubs against vandalism.
! Miss Wilson. chairman of art, call
| ed attention to the many fine art eX-
hibits now being held in Washing
ton and Baltimore. and TO the litera
ture available for study on these
topics at headquarters.
The report of the chairman OF leg
islation, Mrs. Morey, told of her CON
ference with DIR. Knox OF the state
bureau of child hygiene and OF his
Willingness TO cooperate with the
county physicians in starting the
work here that has proved so help
full in Baltimore county. Mrs. Morey
moved that the board go on record
"a emphatically urging the strict en-
forcenent of all law. state and fed
era1. which was carried
American Association of Tnjyer,itv
Women will meet Friday evening.
pm. when Miss Nina Kerr execu-
tive secretary OF the national asso-
citation, will be the speaker Her sub
ject. The Work of the Association
Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow" is
one of Immediate interest to all club
members.
, Plans for the national convention
: CONTINUED on Thrtieth PageD
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women's City CIub.-Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne will be hostess at the tea TO
be given in the clubhouse this after
noon from 1870 to o'clock. Assist
ing Mrs. Payne will be Mrs William
j.. Chamberlin, Mrs. Howard l.. Hodg-
kns, Mrs. Bertha Frances Wolfe, Mrs.
Marie Stair Lawyer, Mrs. Quincy >.
Strong, DR. Edith Seville Coale. Mrs.
j. Lawrence Grub, Dir. Laura Brcn-
non and Miss Florence Fraser Stiles.
Miss Tillie Steiner will introduce the
guests. Mrs. Mary &. Whitfield, pre-
siding at the tea table, will be assist
ed by Miss Adelaide L. Borah. Mrs.
Thelma Mills Trotter. soprano, will
sing, Mrs Bessie Noble Wild serving
rs her accompanist. Miss Geneva Wal
lace will render piano selections.
The entertainment committees pro-
gram for tomorrow, evening, at. $50
pm, Will he an Illustrated lecture.
The speaker, hrI-. Zen. Amos A.
Fries. l.. 5. A., will have for his sub
jcct chemistry in Peace and War"
The monthly business meeting will
he held Wednesday ut pm. a full
attendance is requested. The nom
mating committee will be elected.
The evening current events section.
Mrs. Jenny j. Franklin, chairman,
will meet February 1 at pm. Rus
STA" will be the subject of the speak
ers.
Mrs. Lolita Moran will review 'Lum-
mox" at the evening book review
meeting. February :. at S o'clock.
The child welfare section "f the
ciNic committee, Miss Marie steiner
chairman, will meet February !. at
sis pm Miss Dorothy l.. Allen eX-
cduttve secretary of the Juvenile Pro
tecttve Association. will speak ON
Child Welfare" Mrs. Mary b. Whit
field will preside.
james W. Mcneil, chairman. announces
n forum luncheon February . at ]
pm. DR. William Mather Lewis, pres
idcnt Of George Washington Iniver-
have for his subject Education for
S-vi"" in the National Capital Mrs.
William z. Chamberlin will preside
Reservations limited to 100.
"A musical evening" will be given
pm. George Schimmcl: tenor and
N1i-s ua"c' Arth. contralto. will sing
Miss. Mabel Linton viii give. piano
numbers.
Mrs clyde L. AitchiSon will preside
nj the afternoon current events meet
ing, February II, at 2:S0 pm
Kenneth u. Mcclellan and Frank
McManamy will be the speakers al
the meeting OF the public utilities
committee. February l.. at 4:30 pm
The business and professional WON
on will give Il subscription dinner
February IS. at $50 pm. Edward
Screevy, president of the. Florists
Telegraph Delivery Associa ton, vii
tie the honor guest and speaker. Miss
Amelia GUIDE will preside. ReServa.
lions limited to 100.
The Bible study class. Dr. q. 10.
Scphine Baird. leader, meets Thurs
DAY at : pm. Il is non sectarian.
The E'rench Sectinn mentS TueSda
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street northwest, February 20, s pm.
Mrs. Seibold, under good of the order,
asked the members to have for their
motto "Service"-our slogan, EVERY
member a new member" The meet
ing was turned over to Mrs. j. Phil
lips, chairman OF social committee.
A pleasant social hour followed. The
next meeting will be February at
w. c. T. L. headquarters, 522 9Th
street. All members are urged to be
present
= The Shakespeare Society will NEE,
Wednesday iIf the auditorium of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art The frs
speaker of the evening will be Dear
w. Il. Talon, head of the English
department of Georgetown Univer-
sity, whose subject will be: "AT
Ethical Aspect of Shakespeare"
change I'm the program as given II
the annual program was made neces-
sary by DIR. Earle Wilfey's absence
from the city at the date of the las
meeting His place was taken by
Lieut.. w. II. MacWilliams. who gave
an interesting paper on "Elizabethar
Sports and Amusements. DR.. VII
fey will appear on the program o.
February, giving the last number II
the society's study of "Othello. IN
comparative analysis of the charac
ters of Othello and Iago, with dra
matte readings. All Interested II
learning of the work of the society
are invited.
College Women's CIub.--The hostes,
for the weekly tea tomorrow after
noon will be the president, Mrs
other officers of the board, Mis-
Carrie NJ Davis, Miss Airline Dufour
Mrs. Skipworth II. Coale, Mrs. kar
Fenning. Miss Annabel Matthews ant
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols. If ther'
is IL quorum present, a short bushes!
meeting will be held at pm. II
order to consider proposed amend
ments to the constitution and TO elec
a nominating committee for tn
annual election Members are urge'
to help expedite the necessary buSi
ness of the club. The February dane
will be held Saturday. with Mrs. X
j. Poisson and Mrs. Charles Squlre
as hoSteSses. Reservations. Whici
are limited to thirty couples. shoui'
he made through Mrs. Pickett at tn
clubhouse not later than Thurst-.i!.
Catholic Women's Service Club
program of interest was given AT IN
Catholic Community House. 6ol
street, at last Sunday afternoons tea
at which the members Of ST. Domino
Sodality were hostesses. Miss Ma.
Frederick presided. An informal musi
cal program was rendered under tn
direction Of Miss Mae Brosnan. Anon;
those making addresses were Rev
Fcther Cowan, spiritual director ,,
DN,infc's Sodality, and Miss r. +
Sh. q ey, vice president of the Catholt
Won,ns Service Club.
Plans for the presentation or TN
photoplay "Fabiola," which viii b.
shown February Is and IA in Carol
Hall. gei 6 street. are being carried o.
by the following: Miss Rehecca +
! STANLEY. chairman; organization com
mittee Miss Margaret Bannon: ushers
| Miss Mary Mattingly: advertising. Mrs
! Bernard krager; publicity. Miss Grac
/ Kelly and Miss Annie +. Murphy. Tn
| screen production Is adapted from IN
| book of the same title by Cardina
| Wiseman. The proceeds will go towar
! the property fund of the communit
| house.
The Business WOmcn'S Council me
Friday The early part of the evenin
was devoted 10 the discussion of cur
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rent topics and singing. This was fol-
lowed by devotional service: at which
time De Isaac Ward s eentinuea ,on his
ecies as related to the present time.
/ The program was concluded by dis
! course by o. II. Blackman, associate
! his subject Child Labor" and giving
especial emphasis to pending federal
| legislation.
Ellery G. Stowel1 was hostess to the
club at bridge and h-jong on Fri
day afternoon, at her home, 1884
oliver street. Chevy Chase. Among
those present were Mrs. Walter Col
ilins Clephane. Mrs. o. c. Merrill, Mrs.
W. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. Henry II.
ITryon. Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Mrs. ].
Edward Ball. jr.; Mrs T. w. Gun
bingham, Miss Florence T.. Arm
M and Mrs Hsnrs sssisted hH
Mrs. ]. Edward Ball. jr.. the secre-
tary of the club.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. presi J.
,dent of the club. is acting as official
delegate from Washington p6n1,a at tPs sn an
sentatives, being held in Philadel
lphia, at the College Women's Club
Iof that city. The program includes
business meetings on Saturday, fol-
flowed by IL dinner at the Bellevue
lStratford on Saturday evening al
which Miss Ada Comstock. new prcsf-
ident of Radcliffe, and former dean
tof Smith College, Will be the guest
jof honor. Addresses will also be
made by the essayist. Miss Agnes
iRepplier. and by presidents of col
lleges and universities In the vicinity
jof Philadelphia. On Sunday, Febru-
larry 8, the delegates will be taken Oh
7 a sightseeing trip to Bryn Mawr, fol.
: lowed by a tea on the campus Of
iHaverford College. as the guests Of
:, Mrs. Henry >. Pratt.
The Pctw0rth WOmnn's Club will
4 meet tomorrow evening in the schoo
building, when, after the completion
i of routine work, the art committee
will entertain with a vaudeville
sketch. in which several members al
the club will participate.
Plans are being formed TO fill sew
leral tables at the card party, which
!, is TO be given at the. wyoming by
the District federation on February
ll3.
II The Concord. North German ans
ArfOn Ladies' clubs will have charg'
OF stands at the German eRlief Ba-
zaar in aid of the starving children
in Germany. which will be held Feb
ruary 4, 5. 6. and Z. in the Concord
Club House. 3I4 g street. The chair
men are Mrs. NJ. Bile. Mrs Campbell
Mrs. w. VAIL, Mrs. A. Schwartz, Mrs
G. Helmick. Mrs. A. Wagner, Mrs
Thurm, Mrs. Olzewski and Mrs. Will
mer.
North Beach Home Club was re
ceived by Mrs. Smelling for the Janu
AIRY business meeting. The educa
tional committee is actively enga gee
with plans for the betternlent Of tn,
children, and, through the efforts 81
, the president of the club, Mrs. R0selia
, Shaw, a new school building is now
. assured. Plans are nearing compile
ton for the fourth annual dance ant
card party to be given at the LAigloI
February %. Mrs. Calver gave a. care
party Wednesday, sixteen tables he
ing filled, for the benefit of the clul
funds.
, Mrs. Raeder will be the hostess 70
: the meeting to be held in February.
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Y. w. g. AT the vesper service
this afternoon at GA r street Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayly, formerly
president Of the Y. w. e. A., Wash
inSton, will speak on the Passion
Play" Miss Ruth V. Pope, director OF
the Y. W. G.. a. School. 1911 6 street,
announces two new courses of study
beginning February 4; Logic, Miss
Elizabeth Marston, instructor; In
,, terror decoration, Miss Edith V. De
Groot. instructor
There Will be a meeting Of the
health education committee at | pm.
tomorrow. GA f. street. Miss Eliza
beth Eastman will preside. The com
mittee is planning a health week dur
| ing February
The Chapter Council will hold it's
February meeting on Thursday after
noon at 9 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth
Pierce, president of the council, will
preside.
The world fellowship committee will
/ meet Thursday. 2:30, GA f street.
The room registry committee will
meet at 1890 Friday morning. Mrs.
, Harry l.. Hull will present the plans
, for the campaign for raising money
/ To meet the budget deficit.
| Crfttenton Wheel Club. Mrs. Chris
| tine Herfurth. who has been Il con-
| tinuouS member of the club since it's
! organization seventeen years ago,
| was Il luncheon hostess of the club
/ Thursday. Visiting guests were Miss
! Dixon of Wisconsin. Mrs. Stella
| Washhurn Of California and Mrs J.
. HOmStrom.
| Letters were read from Nine.
+, Stangler Of CZechoslovakia. late a
! member of the club. The hub" re-
viewed the earlier part of the life of
| Charles y. Crittenton.
, Mrs Margaret Howard Will be the
! club hostess February II.
/
! The lexington W. G. r. 4. branch
! of L.. r. H.. met Monday at the home
! Of Mrs. bay, 2Gli North Capitol
+, street. Officers were appointed by
! the leader. Mrs. Glossbrenncr as fol
! lows: President. Ruth Carlson: vice
, president. Louise Srirr: secretary,
/ Eva Carlson, and treasurer. MaXine
, Glossbrcnncr IN appeal from dis
| trict superintendent of Americans
zation work. Miss Elizabeth Riess
| that the l.. !. l.. asid" from its orig
| inal purpose. that of scietific TEN.
| pcrance instruction, tn" young people
! might aid in the work Miss RieSS
represents. This appeal was strongly
Endorsed. The meeting adjourned for
/ the social part of the program for
! which Mrs. Day had generously pro-
| vided.
Ruth Carlson extended an invita-
! ton to the members to meet in hei
home next Tuesday.
The Mount Pleasant W. &. T.. L
entertained at a silver tea Tuesday a
the home Of the vice president, Mrs
Lyman L. kebIrr, 1922 Park read
Assisting Mrs KebIer in receiving
we're Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton
District president of the W. G. r. T..
Mrs l.. =. Clarke. president of tn.
Mount Pleasant Union, and officers o
MISS Helen Calhoun and Miss AIDE
la ida Borah and Mrs WAYNE =
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W. q. Y. I.-Thc quarterly conyen-
ton of the union was held WedneS-
day at the First Congregational
Church. After the president, Mrs
Emma Sanford shelton had opened
the morning session, 'Amsrica the
B"autifui' was sung and tn" Ameri-
can creed recitcd. Rev. Jason Noble
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-08-29
IFORME PRESIDENTS
VISIT OLD HOME TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Oren H Underwood
and two boys arrived via auto from
Seattle, Wash, last Saturday. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood are old
time residents of Mountain Home
~and are enjoying visit with friends
of their childhood days. They note
many changes in the city since their
school days. Mrs. Underwood is a
daughter of Mrs. A. Mahoney and
Aduring their visit here they are
guests at the Mahoney residence.
.rBoth Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood are
linotype operators and have been
employed for some time past on the
Post-Intelligencer at Seattle. Mr..
Underwood is a son of Mrs. L. A.
Underwood, who will be remembered
by a number of the old residents of
this city and who are now residing
in San Francisco, California. They
expect to visit in Mountain Home
for a couple of weeks and will then
leave for California, where they will
spend the winter months.
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receiving treatment for her eyes, re-
turned to their home last week.
Mrs. Woods eyesight has not great
ly improved, although she remains
cheerful and all have hopes of her
recovery. She will return to Salt
Lake in the next three months for
further treatment. While in Salt
Lake Brother Leonard acted as rec
tor of one of the largest eongrega-
lions in the West. Both he and
Mrs Wood have a large circle of
friends who are hopeful that Mrs.
Wood will soon recover. Leonard
Wood has performed a great work in
Glenns Ferry. The building of the
fine parish house alone is great
but he has instilled a
community spirit in those with
whom he has come in contact which
will bear fruit in the years to come.
Trade at Home
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ORDINANCE NO. 227

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE HOLDING OF A SPECIAL
ELECTION IN THE VILLAGE OF
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO, FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
WHO ARE TAXPAYERS THERE
OF THE QUESTION OF THE IS
SUANCB OF MUNICIPAL COU-
pom BONDS OF SAID VILLAGE
IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR THE PURPOSES, TO-WIT:
TO PROVIDE THE FUNDS NECES-
SARY FOR THE DRILLING OF A
DEEP WATER WE'LL; PROVID
ING CASING, PUMP, PIPE AMI
OTHER EQUIPMENT FOR SAME;
AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE
COLLECTION OF AN ANNUAL
TAX UPON ALL TAXABLE
PROPERTY WITHIN THE VII
LACE or MOUNTAIN HOME.
IDAHO. SUFFICIENT TO PAY
THE INTEREST ON S U G II
BONDS, AS IT FALLS DUE, AND
TO CREATE AND CONSTITUTE
A SINKING FUND FOR THE PAY
MENT OF THE PRINCIPAL
THEREOF, WITHIN TWENTY
YEARS FROM THE TIME OF
THE ISSUANCE OF THE SAME
AS THEY BECOME DUE.
BE 1T ORDAINED, By the Chairman
and Board of Trustees of the Viii
lage Of MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO
Section 1. THAT a Special Elec
lion of the qualified electors, who are
taxpayers Of the Village Of Mountain
Home, County Of Elmore, State Of
Idaho, shall be held therein on Sat
urday, September 9Th, 1924, for the
purpose of submitting to the said
electors the question of the issuance
by the said Village, of Municipal
Bonds in the denominations
Of $4,000 or 100000 each, or
both, payable within twenty years
from the date Of the issuance. re-.
leemable at the pleasure of said VIZ
age at any time after ten years,
bearing interest at rate not to ex-l
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(22O) inches of water from Ben
nett Creek in use since April 80,
1898, and a decreed water right
from Cold Springs Greek as fol-
lows. In use since May 1st, 1888,
so inches; since June LIST 1888,
29 inches; since May LIST 1884,
1O2 inches since May LIST, 1883,
SO inches; since May 18th. 1890,
"a inches; since May LIST, 1894,
10 inches, the intention being to
convey all the water right award
ed to Adm NJ. Hall for above de-
scribed land by those two certain
DEGREES issued by the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict in and for Elmore County,
Idaho, filed May 5th, 1902, and
filed May 10th, 1899
Together with all the improve
ments, privileges and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, and all
rights of homestead exemption; to-
gether with all ditch and water
rights of every nature. however
evidenced. used on said land or
belonging to same or said mort
gagers or which may be hereafter |
acquired or used upon said land
Notice is therefore hereby given
hat in compliance with said order of |
ale, I will on the 18th day of Sep
ember, 1924 at the hour of eleven |
''cloek A. M. of said day, in front |
# the front door Of Gilmore County |
Court House, in Mountain Home,
'ounty of Gilmore, Idaho, sell at pub
ic auction all or so much of the
bove described property as may be
Necessary to satisfy said judgment
With interest, attorney fees and ex-
lenses of sale, to the highest bidder
herefor in cash, lawful money OF
he United States of America.
Dated this 21st day OF August
924.
ARTHUR A. STEVENS,
Sheriff of Gilmore County, Idaho
Jug. 22.-Sept. 10.
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Serial O22452
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, July %,
1924
NOTICE is hereby given that Done
Twitchell, of Thurman, Idaho, who,
on February IA, 1921, made Add.
Homestead Entry under Sec. 6, Act
June II, 1910, No. 022452, for
sWH and SEA- NV Il Section p,
Township / South. Range East.
Boise Meridian, has fled notice OF
intention TO make year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
lcribed, before Register and Receiv-
er at the United States Land Office.
It Boise, Idaho. on the 9Th day of
September. 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses
James NJ. Fluharty, of Sunnyside,
Idaho; John w. Hice, of Thurman,
Idaho; Howard G. Adams. of Thur
man, idaho; and Robert Sproat, OF
Boise Idaho
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