Fancy Dreamland Party Delights Guests With Elegant Decor
Irge attendance marks a standout season event as Dreamland interiors glow with yellow lighting, festooned streamers, and floral accents. Hosts guide guests through a card-tables area, while Misses Knorr and Ita manage punch and refreshments, and a procession of evening gowns creates a fairy tale atmosphere.
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W. E
Dreamland
Ladies’ Inn
Ers
Eunice McEntee
Florence Tray
Florence Ita
Iadies
M. Bimers
Ethel Anderson
Helen Y
Jennie Shoitz
Dora Knorr
Th Locke
Dance Night at Cowboy Club Leaves Guests Delighted
Margaret Urhaliat a lively guest at the Cowboy Club event with friends McCready and Dinan. Music from bursts of song and lively dancing created a joyous atmosphere as guests savored drinks and games amid a festive procession of flowers and carnations for Mrs Otie TL Gone who carried off honors.
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Wwene
Margaret Urhaliat
Clit Abeort
McCready
Otie TL
Strike Made in Ten Mile District
After four years of search in Tahu county Florida mining districts, Canning reports a seven foot wide vein traced 4000 feet. The Queen of the West and Jumbo in Hump country and Carpenter and Marshall Lake belts share the same mineral belt. Yellow Pine and Huckelberry are nearby properties. Assays from Spokane pending. samples shown at the office.
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Tahu County
Canning
Ten Mile
Globe
Benaunga
Buffalo Hump
Queen of the West
Marshall Lake District
Morrow
Spokane
Concert Tale Tells of Grangeville Meet and a Doughboy
A concert in Grangeville next Tuesday features Marie Morrissey who toured Canada and sang for Gooch troops in Sidney. A Minnesota doughboy, familiar with an Edison dealer’s ad, realizes Morrissey’s photo on chewing gum labels matches his memory, recalling his father’s hometown.
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Marie Morrisey
Grangeville
Canada
Sidney
U. S
Flella
Minnesota
Mise Morrlsey
Morrisey
Immigration speakers at Commercial Club weekly meeting
About sixty Athens residents attended a Commercial Club gathering where speakers from the Northern Pacific Railway and state immigration officials discussed settlement needs, agricultural science, and soil and seed prep. Word focused on attracting settlers to Camas Prairie and regional farm development.
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Commercial Club
Beng
Camas Prairie
Barber
Tdaty
Department of State
Ralph M. Pavey
Kyrgoxs
Concert to Win New Friends in Grangeville
A fragment notes that a large circle of people who have not met her may become friends after a planned concert in Grangeville. The text highlights social expansion through a performance and suggests many unseen acquaintances await.
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Pues Fay
Grangeville
Winchester Hosts Changeville at Home Sunday May 16
On Sunday May 16 Winchester faces Changeville at home as Nez Perce plays Ferdl nil and Carhonwerd meets Kaman at Craigmont with Kin also involved in the day’s games.
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Xeon
Winchester
Changeville
Nez Perce
Ferdlnil
Carhonwerd Aif Kaman
Craigmont
Prairie league season opens in Kooskia
Opening game in the Prairie league at Kooskia saw Grangeville lose to the river team. Rainy weekend drew automobile crowds from Winchester area as Grangeville failed to score after a late rally, with Asher and Thirkey pitching and Hurtey driving in. the home team stuffed the bases but lacked decisive hits.
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Kooskia
Grangeville
Winchester
Yur
Rene
Asher
Charles Thirkey
Ware
Hurtey
Korein
Soma
Senior Class to Stage Annual Close Play
The senior class will present the annual close play "All of a Jen Peggy" on May ith with a large crowd expected. Cast includes Anthony Lord Crackenthorpe Jimmy Keppel and Lady Crackenthorpe among others. audience seats are selling quickly at Glanville Drug store. Previous school program drew full houses with grade performances and patriotic items in the auditorium.
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Jen Peggy
Glanville Pirug
Boxing Contest at Nez Perce May 22 One Round Bout
The American Legion plans a one round boxing contest on May 22 at Nez Perce with Charlie Lawson Lawiston’s favorite and welterweight star Young Stanley Ketchel of James Angeles making a Lewiston appearance on April 26 after a win over Heck St John. Ketchel claims the Northwest welterweight title and seeks a match with Mowry Lox as backers buzz about a Pacific coast showdown.
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Mrye Post
American Tela
Nex Bercy
Charlie Lawson Lawiston
Wreant
Young Stanley Ketchel
Jame Angeles
Qarts
Lewiston
Heck St John
Spotine
St. John
Ketchel
Ketchel Re Clamant
Northwest
Young Taonard
Wah
Ray Copenbarger
Mickaree
Burley
Idaho
Wil Harry Schaefer
Tithe Falls
Horthwest
Eis
Mowry Lox
Pacific Coast
Ketohel
Tawsen
Trail repair near Salmon Point makes route safer for stock
County and Forest Service funded 200000 each to rebuild the dangerous trail around Salmon Point above Rigins. George Relea spearheaded winter fundraising while James Long led the reconstruction in March and April. The project now serves saddle horses and pack stock, eliminating a major Idaho trail danger. Local residents and contributions from Aviat county and other parties supported the effort.
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Salmon Point
Forest Service
James Long
Idaho
Lawal
Aviat County
U. 8
Forest Berubeen
Motul Cost
Idaho State Treasurer Eagleson Visits Coeur d'Alene Area
John W. Eagleson, serving his sixth year as Idaho treasurer, arrived last Saturday and stayed through Sunday. He attended the Republican convention in Coeur d'Alene and then toured Panhandle counties, calling on friends to seek support for his candidacy and expressing optimism about northern encouragement.
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John W. Eagleson
Idaho
Eagleson
Coeur d'Alene
Panhandle
Grand Chancellor Visit Prompts Local Knights Event
The Knights of Pything plan a visit by Grand Chancellor John N. Nankervis to the city next Monday for the regular Judge meeting that evening. The drive for membership shows early success as work within the ranks is highlighted during the grand chaneives visit. Keeper of Records all Seal By Auger, with Watership authorization, clarifies the event details.
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Loreal Knights of Pything
John N. Nankervis
Auger
Salyn
Oriole airplane display and ride offered locally
Ted Harris promotes a visit by M. F Martin of Spokane and the three passenger Oriole, Glen H L Curtis’ latest craft, offering rides Saturday and Sunday the 16th and 17th. The $10,100 plane, powered by a Lycoming engine, boasts a 500 mile fuel range and a Spokane to Jarvist on flight of 48 minutes. Posters advertise the event as residents may view Cam a Prairie from the air and try a ride with police presence noted elsewhere.
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Cowboy Band
Ted” Harris
San Francisco
Martin
Spokane
Glen HL Curtis
Band Boys
Tere
Lawistry
Martin Tonke
Jarviston
Amony
Cama Prairie
Community Chairman Urges Madison County Farmers to Grow Beans
Kher Garin brireau, Rigby community chairman, urges Madison County farmers to plant beans to boost local supply and aid residents. He suggests even a quarter acre per farmer could meet local needs and support those who struggle to obtain food during hard times.
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Garin Brireau
Rigby
Madison County
Wetlore Shirehe
New Tester for Twin Falls Postings
Roy Tadole is named tester for the Pioneer Cow posting at Twin Falls, with the project price noted as 2 Showers. The report mentions Twin Falls and Pioneer Cow in a terse local brief.
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Twin Falls
Roy
Tadole
Blymm County Pork Marketing By Cooperative Effort
Blymm county farm bureau last month marketed 132,065 pounds of hogs cooperative through the bureau. Hogs weighing 162,065 pounds sold at an average price of 144 per hundred weight, with sales totaling 1,518,288 dollars. Bureau estimates save farmers at least 2.00 per hundred weight through this method.
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Blywm
Bingham Canty Teading Pointe
Bureau
Rice Farmers
Better Babies Campaign Opens in Fremont County
A May 6 effort in Fremont County promotes infant welfare under the Fremont County Red Cross and University extension. Directed by Mike Adeline Koons, the program includes a May Day baby parade and house flagging for families with babies under three. Aimed to culminate on Mother’s Day with a Mothers Day event and related community activities.
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Fremont
Fein
Mike Adeline Koons
Hed Cross Gurse
University Exter B
Miviston
Babien Web
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Dreamland Hall
IRGE
Ficlen Hovey
Ennie Shorz
A Knorr
Ruth Locke
Headeth Kimers
Rence Ita
New McEntee
Florence Murray
Allah Fulton
Iale Knorr
Smith
Georgette
Anna Behean
Lazy Griffith
Mathews
Leleate
Humber
Ar Hey
Northern Pacific
Western States
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Toppenish
OL EL Barber
Geimlesieger
Tito
Aniel
Kjossess
Moscow
Fon
UHL
W. W. Browtt
TB. Auger
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Lie Hilleliega
Arney
Bret
Muir
O Beng
Brown
Tens
Washington
Jones
Pokitnes
Enior
Anthony, Lord Crackenthorpe Feat
Syn Sherwin
Jimmy Keppel
Lan Crackenthorpe
Wallace Cridhebmugh
Arche Phipps
Lady Crackenthorpy
Roy Hoxan
Jack Menzies
Jimmy
Rverett
Rambo Sebert Kabat Tacas
Warker
Marle Markham
Ruby Sith Millicent
Lady Crackenthorpe
Margaret Griffith
Golynhoun
Wtaola Balel
Wee Paul Kimers
George Wikoff
America
Mildred Smith
Nathan Hale
Hinwaths
American Legion
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