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The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
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land UTfIUE vt
GLrN~oop Springs. Colo. sept. y. fss.
NOTICE 1. h-r~hy given thsf the following
~ named settler has nIs-i notic.' 81 his IN.
trnfiou To make nnal prunf In support Il hi.
claim. rrd that -sl'i pr,sf viii 10 made h-furr
the Register .ni tr.cis-r at sirn~us-'
springs. Colombo. on October ~. i,>,. n, 10
M--k.r. Guln.. on hi. T. u u Ne az. Ute
scr,cs, for the n u ~ !. and >, nv !. Sec 3:
1pl n. " 81 " eth J. ~.
lie name the following ~iin-..~. to prove
hi. c,,niinu.u. rc.llencr upon. AMI cultivation
81, .aid land, Wis
jarob y. Chandler. Maud Evans. John II.
Hln-i.wurth and ~. 4. Heck. NIL OF Ncckcr.
Colorado.
8. J. brf.liN, Register.
trir.t pub Sep .:-la.t Oc, =. i.-sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

LAND UFfItIs NJ = ~,
GLKnwOop SYaIs0s, Colo, Aug. n, 1883
NOTICE N hereby given that the following
~ named settler ha. MED notice Of ms ii.,
tsniioA 10 make nnal proof in support o. us
the iferlssSr and Receiver at Glenwooi
springs. CoiorHdo, on oeiober ID, ie,,. al 70
o'clock !. M. Wis: Albert J segsr' o. Irn.h
~ i and X - i Sec Is, Up 10 n. II iua W e'h
PA.
He names the following witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon, ana .ui'Na'""
frank Wun,sey, OF Brown's PARK, Colo
Charles sparkS. n south Fork Of Neriniilipi,
J.. y. Curtin and Nm. H. Anens, ~ hf""hs
81 DnI.AS, Register
First Pub Sept s-Iast Oct IL isa'l
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OFFICE At
GLESwoop SPRINGS. Colo. sept. Il. 1sss.
N1OTiCE-1s hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flied notice Of her intcn-
claim. and that .ad pruof will he made DO
forr the Rcsiator and kcr.iycr. Mt Glcnwoo
Springs. Colorado. on October ~. tss-. Mt 10
o'clock a. M. via; Maud Evans. Of M.cker.
Colo. on her u : No ss,. Ute Series. for tho u
y ne I, Sec :, ~ a SO 4 and sc u sw !. Sec q.
Tpi <, "a W 9th J. ".
She names tho following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said land. viz!
Jacob y. Chandler. George ". Temple and
Frank Il. sheridan. nil OF Mcekcr. Colo. and
James l.. Clnrk Of Gienwoosi Springs. Colo.
=. J. DEIAN. NcEistcr.
Ifir., Pub Sept :,-i.sst Oct q. isssl
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
Notice for Hsubllcasioss.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE ut
GLESwoop SrRISos. Colo. Aug. 2. lxsi
NOTiCE-Is hereby gwen that tho following
~ named settler has nlcsi notice Of his intcn-
ton to make finai proof In support Of his
claim. and that .aid proof will he made before
the Clerk Of the District Court OF Routt county,
Colo. at llnhn's Peak, Colo. on October u,
1855 ut 10 o'clock y. m. vis: George Law. OF
Routt county, Colorado. on his Pro u No.
az, for Lots and 2 (bcing " y nv ~ Sec 81,
tn 10 N, Il Toe 9Th + ".
lie names the following witnes.e. to prove
hi. continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land. viz;
Herbert Bassctt. James &. Hunter, Willis
RoufY and Charlie. Allen. all OF Routt county.
Colorado.
s. j. DrLAs. Register.
First Pub Sept e-I.ast oct ~, isssl
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
ORDINANCE No. rs.
IL II ordained by the Hoard OF Trustees Of the
Town OF Neeker;

Be It ordained by the Hoard OF Trustees Of the
Town OF Neekar;
issuance oY IicEs-r-rssALry.
SECTION !. That licenses may be Issued In
raid Town subject 10 fhe ordinance which
may be- In force al the time of tn. Issuing
thereof, os - hirh may subsequently, he passed.
and " any person - licensed shall violate any
Of Oh. Provision, OF his ii:en,e or bond no
manner hereinafter prov Lied. ani his license
shall h. revoked al the discretion OF the board
of Trustees.
sisr or iIcH>sE-rpAhhrth
RHc. . No license shall h. granted for =
i.-ss period than three months nor more than
ono year, nor shall any iic-nsp Us fansfrfabic-
HOW issrso AND DATED.
SIC. 4 All Licenses shall bc Issued and
sifn-.i by the To-n it-corirr and Mayor. or
dai..i q. 81 ihe day Of issuance thereof. upon
the pay In.nt of IN. .nm assessed therefor to
the Treasurer and the lee at the it-e"rs'er.
icKssx nEHisrfk-
sfc. T. Tho Town h.oordor shall keep a H.
.rn,- rcslsi.r. In vhieh shall L. entered the
nam. ~ each nni every person licensed; the
date II the iic-n--. tho purpose for y hlch
granted: the amount paid therefor. ana the
,iat- at which the same ohpif---
BOWLING AIIEss. SHOOTING uAi.LnnsKs, BILL
tAHu. hADAr1iLr ASH PIGEON
HOLE rAni-hr-
SIC. a Any person or person. who shall
keep for p.ibli- within the limits of this
Tusn ANY tall ALLEY, shooting gallery.
billiard, haeai.ii. or piS,-pn.hol- tabio without
hr-i having obtained q license therefor, shall,
uyon oon, trtion. forfeit AMI ..sy Z" ali To~n
tho sam of ten dollars for each on.n.-.
u,,, rnu ,,,,,, .,,tru,r, r,n,n, NJ,
-. -, -. - -. - !,
So ~. ION i.."f".r hy isu"
e-t..r !" i-'f-oMs nIpplh< thof-i.f i"f 'n'
rurt----- 'I-'4h'.i IN W" tvf'snin- sssNon.
uIon the is'yin' y, " the hIpIhnnt ~ the snii,
u two Collar. sni nfty CENTS Tor 's.sh quarter
Of yssr, "f ten dollars i-f ,-,r, Tot rsch sfsl
e,.r, hiiiiaf', i-.sai-ilr .ni pis','n.h1i- ,ahls
| aud shooting galley sni ns- DOLLAR LOT zach
AMI ever, tall alley, anil IN. .~in- rate Ia sp'
81, Ia zach and ever, additional billiard. i..a'
TITLE ani ris-"n'h"'- tsbi-. sho"tinE EaiIef,
and ta!fail'S.
MINORS pxa,rpap-rlsAlrt.
u- - -. -. -. -. ..-t,
have taken u,,t |. ilesns- fnr either Of ,h- par,
po-s- named In tho foregoing section. she
.haii slIos any l-7f-.in under the arr ~ "
b-srs - fsssiu-nt the rs-,tn -hrfr sss-h tall
sii-y. shn.'inS gallery. billiard. ts,sut-ii- az
pls-on'hoi. table !. situated. shaii. ut-,n the
sotnilniut "f the isr-nt m guardian OF any
such minor. sni. ut-pn cunti.fis'n thst.f"r.
forfeit AMI Jay 7" ssii Town fos each on.nsr
Sis or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
49,, ~. =. ,l 10y ~ ~ y.,sss
1,. yin..,.. mali. f-ru.n,--i ami arden,
lii,,ar. Ia aty t-f.s, i. b. t,ssy sprl, thrrvfus
in urttin. ui- The rays 20, a. fusir hut.i,r.i
,ioitar. f.,r s,,t ,,,r' Ir,,,,i.i m. trr...n n
ul,ias Tor AM, ..,.h it.,,..r' .haii' t-rfur 10
i..,,as,.. ~ III, came rsr,,,. L. al,o Tu~p II
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar

CLrN~oop srI,iScs. Colo. Sept. u. lsssS.
NUTfCE-Is hereby given That the following
~ namc-i settler has hir-l boticr Of hts ini.i,.
claim. and that said proof will L. made h.
fore the Register and Nc-ctscr. Mt Glrnwocd
Springs. Colorado. on October ~. i-s-. at 10
o'clock n. IN. viz; Jacob y. Chandler. OF
Ncckcr. Clio. on hi. q u No al, Ute
Series. for tho az y Sec -. Tp n. X " W sh
PM.
lie name. the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of. saij land, via;
Gcorvr W. Temple. Adam Smith. George
kc..insrr. Maud Evans and John u. lilocd--
worth. all OF Mcckcr. Colo.
4. !. pgiAN. Register.
first pub Sep s-.-In.t Oct q. isssl
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A new arrival when approached by
THE HERALD pencil-pusher the other
day remarked, as lie pointed In the d.
rect!on Of our imposing looking new
school house and then ut the town park
with It's beautiful coat OF verdure,
'those are the two things. more than
anything else, that Influenced me In de-
Gliding to locate In Meeker." These
same things will always yield II big in
iiucncc in causing others to arrive at u
like decision.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
ss.,e Ter Pu.,,e.,,s..

LAID OtfltE At
GLxs~oop II 'sa.. Colo. Aug. =, i--'-
~ named sstfi3 has hl-d poti.o al his ini.n
ton to make 4i proof In support 81 bis
far- the Rrsis&f and it-sei,-r at Ui.nso-i
Springs, Cs,iosuS. on October -. ls-.. at u
o,.iosk .. m. ~; Geors. ". bihrrt, 81
N-~krt. Cola. VI ssas Pre- u : Ne. ~. U I w.
Tor the . = svf. me- !. ~ !. AMI - y M y
Sec y. Tp n. w 9Th ",
lie ualnss the piilo~ Ing witnesses Ia prove
hi. .oniinus,si. ~ i-ne- upon. and cult, aii"'
of. sAti lAis-i. vat
i.iunr, and JaSs X Hall. all Of M.-srr,
= 81. DEi.AS, n-si.i-r.
if1s.i Pub \ p, s-iA.' oS' II. itS-i
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

BAND OfrfcK At
GirNuoop v-u.Gs. Colo. AUG. =. t>>~s
N-oriCE-i(serray siv-n that the fuiiosinT
~ named ss-to kas nissi ro,ig- II hi. int-a'
i.ua I" n,ah.l raj Psoos ~ .ari"r g 81.
f-r- the Hrs Ir and N.e-iscr al .I-n-c.i
springs. C...4 ca oNtoi-r -. i.'~ at 10
o'rlosk .. u Wat rnrn-ii-s Aieh-r, 81
N-.A-r, Caia % his FRI u >o. III q I a.
f.r The ~ !, nSA ard q :, NJ = secs. Tp y.
u vi " esh ~
H- Nance ~ following witnesses Z" prove
his s~bi~ssr.- nion. an'' r'iiii'ati"f'
1t, aid iani. ~:
t,..,, ". ISsl.{, Mari u. Hall. John wolfe
and ], J. Jswv3 ali a Nr-k.r, C..l.s
n. }. bai.As, NrStsiss.
tG1rss 1,ib No. t-lAst ust - ts>r
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A citizen Of Meeker exhibited to THE
HERALD scribe the other day a beauti-
full specimen Of native asphalt which he
lately found not far from this place
II WAS the pure article and the discov-
erer says there IL IN immense quantity
Of IL. For reasons which are not neces-
sary To be made public at this time we
withhold the locality Of the find and the
name Of the fortunate locator.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLESwoop SPRINGS, Colo. Sept. IN, fsSs
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has tllcd notice Of his intcn.
ton TO make nnal proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will he na!c before
tho Register and Receiver Rt 9lcpwood Springs,
Colorado. on November u, 1soss, at 10 O'Clock
9. M. viz: Samuel Herman bernstein. .of
Meeker. Colo, on his r u 4 No. 81, u I II, for
the a u nc y Sec r. TIP I N, X p5 W, and = y
NV !. Sec 10, TIP ! n. II ~ W 9th N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi, continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. viz.
r. D. Riley, j. W. Edwards. ]. T. Burnes and
Vim. II. Jones. all of Meckcr. Colo.
9. ]. DEI.AN, Register.
first pub Sept co-iast Nov .. 1881
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

rosTorrCr puLLETIN.

,wiins mail leaves Monday. wcdncsiny and
Friday Mt : u. M. Arrives Tuesday. Thurs
day and SATURDAY az sp. m.
rnnd River mail leaves Mondays, Wcdncs-
days and Fridays, at II. IN. Arrives Tues
lays. Thursdays and saturdays. at 6p. IN.
kngely mail leaves Monday Mt n. IN. Ar
rivcs Thursday at p. IN.
lcc-ancc private mail leaves "Wednesday at :
n. III. arrives Tuesday.
oncy order and registry department open
from sa. III. TO y. m.
] \. liuvsros, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Price X Bowkley and A. J. Gregory
crossed The river below town yesterday
afternoon with herd OF about four
hundred head of beef. They will drive
up above and hold the cattle until they
determine what road they will ship over
the Rio Grandc or Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

OLExwo0p pssisas. uolo.. Aug. n. Tvs.
N'mtrs-h he~-by given that the following
~ named settler has ni-i notice OF her int-fs'
tina 10 make ~ psoof ~ surtor! o. her rlaiul
sf,l that unid vDoi,f Sin b- made before tbs
Rrsisivr aud Rsx~ivev 1t Gi-nwo--i Springs
Coiosu4ia 0si O-sna.r y. i..s. 1T 10 o'clock -
IN. wa; Mar " Hall, 81 Ne-ser. Cola. on
her IRE $ NJ. rs Y I 4, for the :. :.
and X ne Y ~ Is Tpl ". hp " 9th Pm.
she names ss-Ifoilo~ins ~ilne..ss TO prove
Der eontinugu. cadence upon. and cultivation
sSf.Naii Land. VIC
t,eo. W. Ini<3, Corneli.s Aiehrr, Geo. y,
wn,cr and 4. u foanksr. all u M..k-r. Colo
=. J, bni.As, LEICESTER.
lfir.t Pub ss3 s-tAa oet u, i.--l
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
a.rs.,.. .. ss...... ..a saddles.

J. ". Iiu.us \ Co. will now close out
their entire stock 81 harness and sad
dlcry ut reduced prices. The stock Is
new and consists Of eighteen set double
draft harness. nix SGT double buggy liar.
ness and sixteen cowboy saddles. All
Of the hest manufacture. Call and cx.
anime the goods aud prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The most readable number Of Sports
Afcld that has yet reached our desk is
the September issue. It contains.
afnonI other matters OF interest to this
locality. u correspondence from the pen
Of our wcll.known fellow townsman.
John W. Welch.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Stock In some Of the bitches on the
east side Of the Range is 100 and 40
above par and Is much sought after us
u dividend paying investment. People
on White river interested In bitches nj
ready constructed or about TO be con-
structed should bear this fact In mind.
II costs good deal Of money or labor
TO build n ditch but water rights are
valuable property.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

For drugs. medicines, paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses. artists materials. musical
uoods. etc. etc. 60 or SEND your orders
to DIR. T.. S'uver. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the best goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The I.os,oiiic. u, far~ell. this county,
has been ord-r-i discontinued by the
Department. tn take effect October 10th.
Mail for That place viii thereafter 10 to
AssksH
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A neat frame residence and two lots.
corner Market and Fourth streets. One
hundred feet from, on Market by 100 on
Fourth street. Inquire on the premises
for additional information. Ed. REA.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The Drcifuss building on Main street
is being enlarged by mn addition In the
rear end aud is undergoing other im.
provcmcnts which will add 10 the value
Of the property. Morris is the most
en;erptising Young man in town nova
Jays
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

j. G. Veatch. formerly engaged In the
cattle business in this valley. came In
from Denver last Saturday evening and
spent the week here. Mr.. Vealch Is In
the real estate business in Denver and
SAYS Meeker is looked upon in the capt.
tai as one Of the most promising towns
In the Stats. lie Was surprised at the
rapidi.y in which the country is being
taken Up.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

There has been rush for land On the
Mes, during tho past two weeks aud
quite u number II ranches have been
located. and yet there arr plenty left.
The proposed hishiinc ditch Is what has
created the rush.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The demand for dwelling houses is
constantly on the increase. aud the Won
der Is that more small tenement houses
are not being put UP. Money put into
small three and four room houses will
pay u handsome profit on the invest
fn0nt
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

IVES Tomiin,on left fine sample Of
wheat, grown on his place up the river,
y, TIM HERALD TUESDAY. II Is mn
other proof Of the fact that this Is u iinr
wheat country.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Several Hear river parties were In
this week looking for houses To rent
during the forthcoming school year
with u view 10 placing their chlidTon In
s.hn..i
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The Misses Mary Mediation. Nellie
Wash and Maud Evans. Mrs. ". II.
Miller. Colonel Il. u. Thn,cr and Frank
Sheridan took trip to the battle-ground
TUESDAY nnd had MI ENJOYABLE time.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

james 10 Fonda, dealer In ladies' and
gents I'm. slik handk.fchi.fs, crepe,
shawis. scarfs. etc. For prices call on
China Jim
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Shoes Mt cost; Dry Goods at cost; Car.
pets at cost: Millinery at cost. Every.
thing going ut cost for 10 days Mt
NAPIER X MCCLURE's,
Glenwood Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A Domestic sewing machine. almost
rs good rs new. VIII he sold Mt bar
gain for cash. Apply at TuE HERALD
Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

The present weather is the warn'es'
for this season Of III. year In the ieco''
lection Of the ''o.ies, inhabitant.n
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Write Napier \ Mcclure. Glrnw"si
Springs. for sampl~s and prices of Dress
Goods. etc. Goods srnt with privilege
al returning II not perfectly sst,sfac'
tory,
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A few good ranches nrc s'ill open 10
location. For further information up
p,y nj TUE HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
t.rax., Medicines. s.se.

Drugs. medicines. oils, paints. and
everything In the drug line nj J. W.
1lugus h Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

T.. II. Wilson OF Lay. WIS In town
yesterday negotiating for the Use OF u
house for the winter.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A full assortment Of bits aud spun
lust received nj John Gould's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Just received nj J. W. IIusus & Co. :
u complete line of new furniture. Call
and see those ncw rockers.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
Charter o.. C.oh,as stoves.

A full line Of the above celebrated
cooking stoves. all sizes. nj J. w. Hugus
y Co.'S. Also parlor and heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Half ton OF fresh choice candies just
received nj Ilousion's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

4. ID. Riley OF Powell Park, has raised
~ tine tomatoes, corn and melons the
past summer ~ WAS ever produced In
any part Of Colorado. Mr.. Riley has
also made " complete success Of raising
Strawberries aud sweet potatoes.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Go to Hous,on's for fishing tackle
etc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Elsewhere In this issue will bc found
tl.c professional card II Geo. II. Wright.
attorney al Law. White River City. In
addition u the general practice Of law
Mr.. Wright carries on loan. real estate
nnd Insur.sucs, btisiness
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

To loan on immprovc,i ranch property
ut n low rate Of interest.
Tsnus-rrs 4 GREGORY.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

Setticrs and prospective settlers on
tho Mesh aud ihosc DESTROYS Of going
iutn the High Limo ditch will do well u
cali on Harry Evans. In Mrckcr. lie
will answer all inicrrosatorics concern.
ING liz, Above entrfpfi>r
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29
:EIcAL DIRECTORY.
sKnOV,-irp At

4 Nssses4ss tvsltees,ss.
= n II DOrt1CE At
lakewood ~ voc. Coda, Aus. g. fs.<l
NOTICE 10 h~lH gis~u that the following
~ named s-slis1sss nir.t no,i.r 1t his ini-ns
tiou Z. make ~ prnf In snpt-,st II his
risir,. ami that ~ ps,-rf ~iii Is iasdr i~f"sv
the ti-rt of the rtrt Court "f Nu,.it r.si''iy
V.li.., ., ilsAn' : srsh. Cai., On ,vtai-rr u.
t~-- at 10 .'.iurk m.. Was Itrtt-rt itss-~'t'.
Of iin,i,i county. (I"c.in. un hi. III Apr No.
io.. Tor the - Y 81 sni 80 Y a. 49, -.
TT 10 y. and lat 1er ]. Tp'N. u ir W s'h
PN.
lie nstpcs the tio~ins Witness tn prvs-
his continuous ~ cnev upon. and CULTIVATION
uf. ssi land. wat
Z. ii. sears, tSsorr Law. WIN. itoun rni
Jane. q. ituntrrs II ii.,iit county. Colo.
=. J. brt.Ss. Register.
frtrSt mi, sruG ~ fast tht II t-~rl
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

A. &. Hatch os the Hatch Horse and
Cattle company. passed through town
Thursday on lbs why To his home al
Heller City. Utah. Mr.. Hatch has just
made u heavy shipmcn, Of bccf over
tic Midland road IL Chicago.
The Meeker herald., 1888-09-29

sfc.s, Ans I-rson &c t-r~un. ~ho .ha
have taken uut a ilecns- for either of thu p,i
Iss-r- named In tho foregoing section. y b
.hali slIos any l-7f-an under tb. arv 81
,-srs u fss-Iu~nt the f.-,sn .hrfr such tsai
alley. shooting gallery. billiard. tasui-,t- 4
tsvon'baio table !. situated. shall. ut-,n ID
sosnrlniut Of tho ysr-nt ur guardian of an
such minor. and. ut-,n cuuyt.tirn thereto
forfeit AMI tsy Ia ssii Town for each onuns
the ruin Of ten dollars.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-10
ENTERTAINMENT.

The members of the Daisy and
Pansy Societies will join in giving
an entertainment the evening Of
March 10th, at the Presbyterian
church, beginning at s o'clock. The
object is to raise money for the
purchase of a bell for the Baptist
Church. The following program
will be rendered, after which ice
cream and cake will be served by
the members of the societies.
There will be plenty of ice cream
and cake for all. All are invited.
Abundance free
PROGRAMME.
Music.
Recitation-Eliza Moore.
Song-"O come to the Meadows
Edna Little and Julia Cooper.
Recitation-Stella Mott.
Piano Solo-Edna Little.
The Flower Chorus.
Music-Lucy Packard, Edna Lit
tie, Josie Danilson.
Recitation-"The Little Quaker
Sinner" Tin costume) Julia
Cooper.
Instrumental Duet-Lucy Pack
ard and Edna Little.
Recitation-"Spirit of Night Sleep
and Dreams-Lucy Packard,
Edna Little and Bertha Lee.
Music.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-10
PARMA.
.''BOb" Tells all About the People Of
-Bachel0rs0n the Run.

parma.-B achelOrson the Run.
Farmers are all busy in this part
fthe valley. Flowing is the order
of the day.
B. Shipley and wife were in Cald-
we'll last week. Mrs. l. A. Pease is
in Caldwell.
Albert Fouchis at his ranch near
Star. Frank Fouch is-will tell
you more about it in a few days.
Zimmerman has taken a school
and will teach for the next three
months.
Work on the Sebree ditch is pro-
crossing rapidly and with the pres
ent force will soon be completed.
Howard Sebree is devoting most of
his time to his interests in this part
of the valley. A large, comfortable
house has just been completed on
his ranch and is occupied by his
foreman, Mr.. Oscar Castator and
family. They are very pleasant
people and will be quite an addi-
ton to the social element of this
community.
[ see by THE TRIBUNE that the
matrimonial boom has struck Cald-
well and has caused a break IN the
Bachelors Club. The boom is
coming this way. There is matri-
mony in the air. Bachelors are
afraid to be seen on our streets.
Geo. Andrews HE'D himself to
Long Valley last fall. Bill Me-
Knett did not leave his ranch dur
ing January for fear that he would
be called upon to contribute to the
support of one of the gentler sex.
Brye Bernett has not been seen for
some time. The girls mean bust.
ness and are determined to embrace
the opportunity Tor some one else. J
1t is privilege they have vouch-
safed to them once in four years
and | expect it, am ready for ex-
perience, actually yearning for it.
PARMA, March 6. Bob.
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j. Ireland is filling Conway's
position at the depot during his
vacation. He is making many
friends.
-Chas. H. Reed received news
that his mother is very seriously
i'll and left on yesterdays train to
attend her.
MIR. and Mrs. G. III. Van Wyn-
garden and family, of Pella, Iowa,
arrived in Caldwell Friday. Mrs.
W. is sister of THE TRIBUNE pub
fishers.
DIR. Maxey has now a fresh
supply of vaccine virus from Ma
tional Vaccine establishment.
Washington, D. C. Those wishing
to be vaccinated or have their child
rem vaccinated can be aecommo-
dated.
The Methodist Choir is quite
a feature Of their Sunday services.
They not only have some very good
voices, but fine organ and an ele-
CANT cornet add much to the music.
"Music hath charms to soothe the
savage breast" and through it's
gentle influence many an old sim
ner is drawn into the fold, when
you could not get him within a
mile of a "meetin' house" under
ordinary circumstances. Mrs. c..
s. Scott is organist and Hank w.
Dorman manipulates the cornet.
Little & Blatchley are receiv-
ing the finest line of wall paper
ever opened up in Caldwell, and no
mistake. 1t comprises an assert
ment from the cheapest to the best,
and embraces the newest and most
beautiful designs placed on the
market. We have all qualities
and all prices, and as to quantity,
we have the largest stock ever seem
in this city. AS the styles change
every year we have concluded to
carry none Of this mammoth stock
over, and in order to dispose of all
of it, we have placed our prices so
low that everybody can afford to
decorate and beautify their homes.
Come around and chose a hand
some pattern. We cannot fail To
please YOU.
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Personal.

Mr.. N. H Frohlichstein, f Mobile, Ais, writes
Il take great Pleasure in recon mendng D.. King.
New Discovery for Consumption, having used J,
for severe attack Of Bronchitis and Catsrrh. Ii
gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and
have L OF been afflicted since. slso beg TO state
that had tried ether remed es with no good re.
suit. Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr.,
King New Life Pills, both Of which eau recon-
mend. DR.. Kings New Discovery for Cousump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, Is sold on po itiye guar
antee. Trial bottles free at Little & atchley's
Drug Store.