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TESTING DAIRY COWS.
Increased Profit* a a Result of Coop
eratlve Work—Bull Aaaceiationt
Raise Quality of Mr-ds.
Increase* of froci $1.» lo |l und tn
Mime canoe raui u Ï • r in *t annual
profila from .-»eli dairy row have re
rulicil fiom the organisation of coop
• lativr e in* testing HHxoCtatlon* in the
I nlied Hiai»**, according to ntatlKtlca
authored t>y the dairy dirlalon of the
United Sla«* a department of agrleiil
nue Tin- exp. m*e of iueint»-iaiii|. in
the»*- association*, on the other hand,
li i» been only about ft f>0 per cow per
year The organisation* therefore
have been very profitable.
Hcoftuae of the great und obvious
economic adv^inlairea arming from the
tiaaociaiIona dairy - p. « lallst* of the
department bollevo ibil (Ilf of|iSlM
Hon* are one of the mont Import «ni 1
factor« for the upbuilding and dewl
Opinent of the dairy Ind'mrv in the
country Such an organisation coni
nintn generally of 2*i fai niera, living
within a rad ï ua of « few miles, who
cooperate to hire an expert tealer to
keep accurate account a of the
amount* and coat of feed consumed
by each cow lu the aasocial ion, t^e
quantity of milk produced by each
,'iid Itn richneaa in butler fat These
lutlatira uhiimII)- reveal the fact that
• me cows are npr producing enough
pay for their keep, while other« are
ghly profitable Acting on iIiIh in
I •rtnallon the owner of tlie cown dis
poneN of the toast desirable of his an
Itnala and makes up his herd exclu
rtttely of Iho«« that produce a con« Id
erahle profit.
The memherahtp of the aasociatlon
is placed at M so that the tester can
make a complete round each month,
devoting one work day to each mem
ber. and that he can keep his records
on h momlily basis L has been found
by careful experiments that the aver
ages based on monthly tests do not
v ry more than 2 per cent from the
production, as shown by the daily ob
servatlons Bin* e the tester is mu ex
pert and < »m make the necessary i.-.-tt*
and compulation* rapidly, and since
he CXI! he depended on to liiuke his
observai ions independently of pres
"tire oi ork on ih. individual farm,
the owners oi daily cows find it
• heaper and mote satisfactory in
loauy cases lo have their testing done
through I he association than to under
lake to do it thi iiiaelvas.
Then- arc now nearly 250 cow lest
mg associai ions tn (he United duties.
U!6 having been added duiing the
lust year These assoemtions have an
«««regal, jjomhership of H.Hoo farm
er*. owong approximately 150,000
cows I'he cow testing ussocmlion
originated in Denmark in 1895 and
the hist of the organisations id this
Country was (uipiod lu Michigan ill
lüofi. Mccuiikc of the valiic of the
associations to the dairy 'mduatry
of the country the United diales de
fart non ï of agriculture is stimulai
mg mu-iest in them and Is nsaisting
termers m their organisation
Butt Associations.
Another arid »oiuewh.il stmilat lute
of Cooperative woik which IB being
•neouraged by the department for the
impiovetueut ot dallying and cattle
taming I» the formation of bull a»»o
nations. The fuuctioti of theae organ
isat nuts is to ma ko available, at slight
• vpctise, the services ol pure bred
butt» for the bt-ids of the associated
farmers. Il lias beeu found that of
ten the toiaJ value u( the scrub bulls
owned by farmers is sufficient to sup
ply through s bull association pun*
bred bulls for the holds of all. A
number of ' blocks" of the assoclu
members are funned uud a pure bled
bull placed iu each. The bulls are
sii if ted every two years lo prevent iu
breeding
A cousidt able proportion of the
m-atly 22 mtiliou cows iu th« United'
But*-« ate lot* Utfvrioi to product* ;
piohtably Where the bull a»»ociu
l»ou.-> have beeu formed tbu grade of
•he stock lias beeu tatst-tl appreciably
Dairy s pe« lallst« of tbe department
behave that (lose asxot laitons will be;
«it liupyuttuil lactot lu lucreaxmg
Hie quality of daily cattle througbout 1
tbe country.
Hieve <iud Jauiv« MaltalTey were
down tins week from Tendoy.
He«- Charlie Cliapltn In the ' Kite
man at the Grand ou Friday. Feb
ruary 23. 3 t.
WANTED Hoarder» at the O t
Jones old boarding house, Hit et
Street Mrs. J. J. Corrigan.
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Salmrni, Id aha, Nov. 15, 1916.
Depositors' security for the repayment of their funds
depends upon the ability of their bank to repay.
This bank owes to its depositors funds deposited by
them in this bank .................... $237,464.63
land this is all it owes)
As evidence of this bank's ability to repay its de
positors on demand, it exhibits and represents that it
owns and is possessed of the following:
Cash in its vault, in other banks and in
the United States Treasury.......... $ 71,792 98
United States bonds and stock in the
Federal Reserve bank.................... 103,200.00
Municipal bonds and warrants, issued by
Lemhi County, Salmon City and School
Districts 40,036 10
Loans to responsible -residents of Lem
hi County 194,702.82
.Banking house....................... 36.000 00
F urniture and other assets ........... 8.835 33
Total of what this bank owns . „ 448 567.22
1 his bank invites the business of the resi
dents of Lemhi county upon the strength of
the bank to repay as exhibited here.
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v LEMHI NOTES *
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'Ir and Mrs Morris Cottom and
•heir son "hllip went to California
la- week to make a long visit with
Mi Cuttoni's rather at lamg ffeach
Vir Uns VIulkey is keeping Mrs Cot
loin's house during her absence
'It slid Mr- William Crehan .»peut
Un- week m Halmon from I radote
Hiidrealh V »-arian and Grover Kerris
accompanied them.
" 11 Morphcy has been seriously
ill for the past few days
Glady* U hit well has been visiting
•he I bornas Vearlan home for the
past week and Helen wan home for
lh" Weekend
had a visit from Sheriff Klarier
and 1J » deputy, VV II iluchanan, who
si tended tlie last Agency dance,
f'hi «• officers were here to l.x.k up
ihr lawbreakers who have thought
.bey could »ell liquor and get away
wiih ii Now they find they can't.
Mrs Mord McNichol and baby are
visiting Mrs. I'eler McKinney at Cat
men
Bleu Mahaffey inoveil a fine hand
ot l ot-wold lambs to a ranch neat
Salmon to teed for the balance of the
season.
Mi K M Vearian of l.eailore, who
-peril the weekend with her daugh
Irene and Mrs. K Yeanun of Hal
mon, u-turned lo her home Monday
Kd Wolfe was down for the Agency
dance He has been feeding cattle at
• he K M Vearian ranch
l*on I'yeatt's new dwelling house
* * nearing completion.
Kred Krey. cattle man, was in from
Tendoy,
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BIG FLAT +
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A dance was given at the Hoyle
creek «chuolhouse on Krlday night of
Iasi week for the benefit of the school
\l i it was generously furnished by
Mr (fable and Mr. Cooper. The dance
•vas well attended and was a very en
Joy ab le party.
Albert Mosso arrived from Kansas
..onday to visit his brothers H. and
l>. Mosso.
Itvirt Macnab and Martin Curran
ï tended the meeting of the Hhcep
(trowera' association at Halmon on
Monday evening
Il W llradley of Halmon was at
HJg Kbit to repair the gasoline engine
bull pumps water for the Isley
ranch.
George Dean, the little son of Krank
I »nan, had a bad full front a hay stuck
i few days ago He narrowly escap
ed serious Injury.
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PATTERSON NOTES d
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People here are busy putting up ice
these days
The Kingston mine closed down
mine time ago on account of cold
weather Will begin work ms soon
is the weather permits
Mrs it A Wells has been nulle
irk willi lagrlppc
Mi - l.ucy Mills love returned home
«tu ï a month s stay with het rather
nid mot tier, Mi and Mrs. Kirkput
rick, who have been very sick this
winter.
Jeft Miller is in Stanley Uaeln this
week ou business
We are - having a nice winter up
here In Pahslumroul valley, not much
now Kvon now the valley Is nearly
hare and the people are enjoying theiri
autos every day
Patterson has a good opening for a!
general merchandise store look it up
up
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, the eyesight
specialists, will be at the hot«) In'
i.eadore, Tuesday and Wedne»day,
forenoon, February 13-14. At, the!
Shenon Hotel, Salmon, Thursday, and ;
Friday, February 1M6 Hie methods
of eye correction give reliable results
for headaches, dullness, nervousness
and eye defects. If suffering from !
any of these eymptons make ? point
to see him on this trip. No charge ie
made for the examination.
The Best Recommendation
The strongest recommendation any
artii-h- may receive is a favorable
word from the user. It is the recom
mendation* of those who have used
it that makes Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy *o popular Mrs Amanda
Gierhart. Waynesfietd. Ohio, writes,
t't ituiberlain'a Cough Remedy ha*
been used iu my family off and on
for twenty year* and It has never fall
<>d to cure a cough or cold " For »ale
by K O. Hettinger, Halmon druggist
—Adv
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v SANDY CREEK NOTES
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William Hhlpley has }•:»* «»1 ! , fin»
• am of horses to the H -.ftsort broil.
- r* on the old Snook ranch
The Sand) creek people have fin
-lied laying in ilieir supply of tee for
next summer's use
Punis Moore has recently gone to
Portland, Ore . with a carload of hogs
'I he last dance at the schoolhouse
was well attended and everyone re
l*ort>d a Jolly good lime
Ora Cockrell has had delivered his
tli-i load of lumber for a new house
on Handy creek.
Georg« Barfield has bought S
Agee s ranch.
Harry Hover was in Halmon on bus
ness the first of the week
Charles Snook met with an ncci
den' on Monday He was hauling
lumber for his n*-w icehouse when thv
hoi*., stopped m a ditch and he fell
olt head first against the double trees
which almost fractured his skull
Mt and Mrs George Wright enter
'Jtined the Hover /arnijy and Rov
Moore at a dinner party last Hunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce from Sal
mon visited at the Hover ranch last
Sunday.
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A dance with a program is sched
uled for Krlday night, the 9th of Feb
ruary.
Ilcv. I). K Meredith held services
ai I he school house Tuesday night
ï ml had the best congregation that
he has ever had here. After the
preaching came the social and usual
good tune Wednesday the Merediths
went to I.eadore to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Clark .
Mr and Mrs Clarence Carroll spent
the pant week visiting friends in Sal
mon and Hoyle creek
Miss Pauline Mulkey is spending
two or three weeks with Salmon
friends
M M McNicoll lost a cow last week
md thinks It is the work of wolves
Copper Queen is putting more men
it work in the mine. They mean to
make this a record year. Joe San
der »on leaves the mine next month
for his ranch down below Salmon,
and Krank Pyeatt has his Job for
1917.
Frank Sharkey and his associates
are finding better ore and more of
it It is low grad» but lots of it. They
are on McDevitt creek close to Moun
turn Hoy No. 2. Anker Atuonaon's and
-eveial other prospects. It looks as
though there would soon he stirring
times on the McDevitt.
See Charlie Chaplin In the "Fire
man at the Grand on Krlday, Febru
ary 23. 3t
Severe Cold Quickly Cured
"On December first 1 hud a very
severe cold or attack of jhe grip as
it may he, and was nearly down sick
in bed," writes (>. J Metcalf. Weaih
erby, Mo "I bought two bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and il
was only u few days until I was com
plot el v restored to health. I firmly
believe that Chamberlain's Cougii
Remedy Is one of the very best medl
eines and will know what to do when
I have another cold." For sale by E.
G Hettinger, Halmon druggist. -Adv.
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS.
I.leense fees for motor vehicles are
now due and must be paid at once.
W C. WHITE,
Assessor Lemhi County.
Salmon. Iduho, February 2, 1917.
I
The Kind Mother Uses"
"Lvciy tunc mother gets out Calu
met I know there's going to be good
things to eat xt our house. Delicious,
tender, tempting doughnut«, biscuits,
cakes and pies! I've ne\er seen a hake
day faillite with Calumet. Mother
s»y s it's the only Hiking Powder that
insutes uniform results."
KkmvmI tliftk*.t Aw.nl
CHVCAO
Ch **P and big.anBakmg Powder, donot'
save you money. Calumet doea -irsn..~
and (m superior to tour indk and TTIZ
er
of
LIMIT OF PERSONAL LIB
ERTY SUBJECT OF SERMON
Rev. Solon Johnson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. preached a
strong sermon last Hunday morning
on the subject of personal liberty,
basing his discourse on the well
known text from St. Paul, "All things
""*■* -»-ï
are lawful, but I will not be brought
under the power of any, but I keep
tnder my body and bring it under!
subjection, lest when I have preached!
to others I myself should be a casta-;
wav" Think of it, this great apostle;
haunt'd with fears of being a casta
way , n * ver »ure of himself We
must keep watch over our souls, lest;
Vhile we are partaking of the good I
things of life, we forget and abuse
ihem The question always arises,
How far can we go without endanger
ing ourselves? We may not lose our
common morality, but our hold on
Christ and the joy of salvation
Our liberty is limited by conscience
Webster defines conscience as a
'Sense of consciousness of the moral
ixxlness or blameworthiness of one's
.... </• ■/■aiucnoiiuiiiron U I • HI O
own conduct, together with a feeling
of obligation to be or do that which,
Anoth * r has |
*aid that ( onMcienct* ih our heaven
I y monitor." Scripture speaking onj*
ihe same subject says, "Let every)
man be fully persuaded in his own,
tnlnd He that doubteth is damned if
he eat." Therefore if our conscience I
says a thing is wrong, that settles the]
matter for us. We are not to over-ride
the dictates of our conscience. To do
so brings us under condemnation and
destroys our fellowship with God.
Our liberty is limited in the interest
of our own personal safety. Just as
the man who drives an automobile,
must, in the interest of his own per-,
sonal safety, place a limit upon the;
•peed he makes, so must we. in the!
interest of our own moral and
-piritual welfare, place a limit upon
our conduct .
Our liberty Is limited in the inter- 1
est of others. Just as the engineer !
must, in the interest of the safety of
tils passengers, place some limit upon |
the speed of his train, so must we lim-i
it our activities and liberties in the!
interest of others. The word of God j
«ays, "But take heed lest by any
means this liberty of yours become a!
stumbling block to them that are
weak." Because we have been blessed!
wlth a strong will power we may be
ible to engage in certain pleasures)
and Indulge in certain things without j
harm or injury to ourselves, but wej
must always remember that there are;
ithers who do not have a strong will i
power; others who are weak where]
"" str °ng; others whose lives
-nay be ruined by doing the very same
things that do not injure us; and it
is for their safety and welfare that
we must refrain from doing that we
possibly might do without injury to'
ourselves. I
RECORDS OF MINING CLAIMS
William Wallace and wife have sold
their interest in the Viola lode, with,
15.26 acres, to L. H. Parker, trustee.!
Helen Shaw has bonded and leased,
her mining claim ut the head of Geert-]
ton creek to J. P. Corcoran, Gibbs et
,d.
William K. Hanks has filed three
mining locations and James W Ben
net- a placer claim.
For a Bilious Attack.
When you have a severe hendache,
accompanied by a coated tongue,
loathing of food, constipation, torpid
liver, vomiting of partly digested
food and then bile, you may know
that you have a severe bilious attack.
While you may be quite sick there is
much consolation in knowing that re
lief may he had by takig three of
Chamberlain's Tablets. They -are
prompt and effectual. For sale by
E G. Hettinger, Salmon druggist.—
Adv.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. 016931.
Department of tbe Interior, r. s.
Land Office at Hailey, Idaho, January
7. 1917
Notice is hereby given that Otto
Hancock of Halmon. Idaho, who, on
May 19. 1916, made Desert land entry
Serial No 016931. for NE> 4 NWV 4 ,
section 13, township 21 north, range
22 east, Boise Meridian
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tire of intentiou to make final proof,,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Erie H. Casterlin, i
Probate Judge of Lemhi county, at
Halmon, Idaho, on the 20th dav of
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has filed no
March, 191
Clamtuni name* a* witness***:
Deter McKinney of Carmen. Ida
ho i arl F ('lark. Peter Marcuasen
Paul Zetni*. all of Halmon. Idaho
ben R, GRAY. Register
keb 2 March 9.
SM 0 ÜT KANCH
AT AUCTION
AT
SALMON. FEBRUARY
15TH, 191P.
THE
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Federal Court of the U. S. for the
district of Idaho, we the undersign*
ed are authorned to sell at public auc
tion the property known as the Smout
ranch and • particularly described as
follows
All of the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter and the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter and
the iot three of section Jl, in town
ship 23 north of range S3 E.. B. M.
containing one hundred and eighteen
ind forty-four one-hundredths acres
of land, according to the govern
tuent survey thereof, together with
«!! buildings, fences, ditches, water
right* and other Improvements situat
ed thereon belonging or appertaining
to or used in connection therewith
The terms of the sale are as fol
lows
Twenty «v* percent of the btd under
»htch the property is sold must be
paid in cash and the remainder must
be paid at the time the papers are
transferred.
Thi* i* a desirable piece of property
ami buyer, are invited to investigate
and call on the undersigned for furth
er description
Side will be held at 2 o'clock p m
February the 15th. 1917, tn the officii
of Ht evens à Clute at Salmon, idah^
STEVENS « CLUTE.
Attorneys for First Nations? Bank.
k - M CARPENTER. Auctloner
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JOYS OF A GRANDFATHER
Extreme Pleasure of Being the World*»
Wisest Person lo a Little
Girl.
The reason we are rearing children
|a because we want to have some
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f^d.hildren when we are old. And
we " u,lt our children to he j>oor. so
'he grandchildren will appreciate the
nickels we will give them,
We want one granddaughter four
years old, with hlite eyes und a blue
pu ,. aM<I . w „ wunl tl ^ r to ,,.ink we
. , .. ,
" r * Huf person in the whole
world. We would he disappointed if !
she thought anything less of us than
this. And when we are going to take!
her to town we want her to feel Just a
little "stuck up" and say to the other
children in the neighborhood :
"l ear't play today,
town with grandpa."
When we reach town we want her ,
Pm going to !
" »un u nr nullt liri -
to ask the world's wisest person many
questions, and we will answer everv
one of them. Not once will we disap
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,int ttie by suymg we dont
kuow - As wt " S « along tin* street we
"'*** hold her hand real tight, so tttere !
w ill uot be the least danger of losing |
her.
We will buy her some ice cream that
;
some candy
taxe nome. Ol course her mother ;
witl tel1 f' er 8 f* e mustn't eat candy
while she has on that pretty whit* j
dress. While we are In town her i
mother will be uneasy She will be
afraid we can't look after the child
DPOIM , r . , . h ... . ,
^ m,s,akl " " •*
^ulcxi her closer than her parents
w °uid. In fact, we will think more
°f her than her parents will, and if
they ever dare mistreat her they will
hear from us.
wtw.n .h. , .
. d 18 tlred we "'ill leave
ana "hen we reach home we
" ll * feel proud that we have returned
her sufe and sound. We will listen
while she tells her mother all about
the trip, und now and then we will n.
inind her nt , .
f ^ ? ha * fo,got -
... e cert «*fil.v does pass slowly,
' e v " s h we were already old.—Jj-orf
" ort h Stnr-Telegrain.
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iuu MUCH FOR BILL POSTER
__
Really Could Not Bring Himself to
Pasting the Advertisement«
Upside Down.
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. , . f. to view the result.
. " nfllguaut when he found hi
_ ' 8 l M, sted rightside up. He forth
The tailor believed in advertising
Hi order to nmke his latest posters
count for the uttermost he ordered the
hill poster to stick them on walls and
fences upside down. Next morning he
took an early walk to view the results.
bills posted rightside up. H
with visited the Dill poster.
"Didn't I tell you to put those hilO I
upside down?" he said. "Wbut do y..
means by disregarding my orders?"'
The bill poster replied : "M.v point Is
this: I understood your orders, but
ufter you hud gone I hHd It out with
myself. 'You've suffered enough
through misconception regarding beer ' i
1 says to myself. 'Some people,' 1 says
•treats you as If heer was the aim and
object of your life and you had never I
been sober. But.' I says, 'the tnlscon -l
oeptlon you already suffer under ain't
» patch to what you'll lay yourself
open to If you put the bottoms of them
h 111 * where their tops ought to tie.'
And It uln't. either. And I couldn't do '
it. really- I couldn't."
The tailor got the bill poeter's point !
of view.
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A. Roy Buchanan has returned to
Salmon front the east where his wife
and children will remain Mrs.
Buchanan is improving in healili.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
a. m in the Woman's club rooms Mc
Nutt building.
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KIRTLEY DINING ROOM . -*•
SALMON
Alway« First Class
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$190 Reward, $109
The readers of tht» paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
■ >le to cure In all its stages, and that 1*
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the onlv
poxttlve cure now known to the medical
t. rnity. Catsrrh being a constitutions
lee-ase. requires a constitutional treat
-aent. Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken in
• malty, acting directly upon the blood
in.l mucous surfaces of the system, there
' destroying the foundation of the dls
and giving the patient strength bv
ling up the constitution and assisting
aiur. In doing Its work The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
Dollar
---• . >■ i«iui iu at« vuinti
*rs tnat they offer One Hundred i_______
for any ca*4» that It fella to cura Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F J OHENBT A CO, Tolsdo. O
Bold by all I'ruffliti T$e
Hairs ramily Pills for constipation.
E. S. STOWELL
Gene «I B tckemlthlng, Horeeehonng a specialty. LocetM
tnj oid Mason shop. Expart on lama and Intarfeekd]
OPEN ALL HOURS.
HERE FOR BU8INES8 AND HERETO STAY.
J. H. Lipe & Son
THE LEADORE GARAGE AN
REPÀIR SHOP
Open Day and*Night q.nd Garries Supplies.
Gasoline, Oils, Etc.
♦ SALMON LOCAU
Rev. B. F. Meredith Is to
Lincoln sermon on Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Billy ( a8tu
mon visitors from up the
ley.
Mrs. John Reddington and
in town today from theiT
home.
See Charlie Chaplin m tk.
man at the Grand on Frid»»
ary 23.
Stephenson of
, e „ en l w n ? acti , ng b 4 sines * I*
t own ne
I*}1> Pyeatt and wife and J
The Bates ranch 3 mil#*
Salmon adjoining the Crook
gate were registered at th»
hSm. Wedneftd * y fr ° m ' heif
* I ailUI O I]
Salmon adjoining the
for sale chea P for cash.
Ke,l> ' Salmon
Leon R. Sells was called
ore this week by the illneu
Sells, who is receiving ho*
ment in Salmon,
The ,ad '«* of the CathoB*
will give a parcel Dost F
ruarj n commencing at 3»
ages will be sold at 25c and
During the afternooi
coffee, doughnuts ant
served. The place
for th '' affair is the old S'
,ne on Main 8lreet °PPosite
ewson barn.
Something Good.
Those who hate nasty
should try Chamberlain's
constipation. They are
take and their effect is so
and so natural that you will
ize that it has been prc__
medicine. For sale by E. G.
Halmen druggist.—Adv.
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