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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-13

Sociological Differences Brought Out
I'm a Curious Way.
London Mail.

London Mail.
The fact that a society exists for the
study of children is unknown TO most peo-
pie, and yet IL is quite a fiourishing asso-
citation, though young, and has branches
In London, Cheltenham, Manchester, Edin-
burgh and Liverpool. The ambitions of
the society tend toward the proper educa-
ton OF children, and the members are con-
tent TO call themselves students. The idea
Is to enter as much possible into the life
of a little child and to understand the
working of its mind
Towards understanding the lives of Lon
don children the London branch has this
winter been investigating children's occu-
pauons, pleasures and fears. Test papers
are distributed among various classes of
children, and from the answers to the
questions and also from reminiscent papers
written by adults the conclusions are
drawn. The children approached are those
spectacle board-scnool child and the child
of middle-class parents. According to the
class of life, so do the childrens answers
vary, boys also varying from girls.
The most interesting features in the pa
pers are the sociological differences shown.
The papers children's pleasures bring
these sociological differences out in a very
marked degree. The poorer-class child,
keener desire for transient possessions,
such as sweets, toys, cakes, etc, than
the better class, and 1T is particularly in
teresting TO see in both cases how the de-
when things of more absolute and lasting
value are wanted. Then, the poorer child
desires most some particular knowledge
or skill. as TO swim, to cook, TO know
French, the middle-class child being am
bilious TO become a singer, author, painter,
and TO take high rank in each case.
None evince a desire to play a prominent
part in life, and very few, indeed, wish
TO be pretty graceful. To account for
this last omission, children are extreme
ly sensitive to ridicule and the fact that
many of the papers have been written in
school would prevent them writing down
anything which their fellows would put
down as "conceited."
Taking the artistic ideas of the children
the poorer children reflect the sordid cares
of everyday life, and think only of helping
the members of their families; other chill
dren think more of the claims of the out
side world, some of them showing most ex-
travagant notions of the social problem.
To the fears questions, some of the
answers are full of pathos. One boy says:
II have been afraid long as L can re-
member or being cripple, because | should
not be able to work to get my living" He is
also afraid of being subject to epileptic
fits, as no one that has got the complaint
enjoys themselves" Another boy is fear
fully afraid of going to prison ''for Ii would
be a disgrace to all who know me, my
father and mother would not have me. and
L should not like to beg after living in a
never afraid of the dark, funnily enough.
The association publishes a magazine
which not only records progress in the
study Of the normal child, but of the ele-
mentary treatment of the deaf, dumb. and
blind.
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SUBURBAN SOCIETY NEWS.


Mrs. s. E. cuppy is visiting her SON In
Waveland.
Mr.. c. s. Leftwick has returned home
from his visit to Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy. of Terre Haute. are
the guests of friends here.
Mr.. James Thomas, of Muncie, Is visit
ing Mr.. b. A. Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brinkman are Wis
iting relatives in Bellefontaine, 0.
Mrs. A b. Goldberg, OF Cincinnati. Is Wis
fting Mrs. Cook, on Stewart street.
Tonight the Epworth League Of the
Methodist Church will hold its anniversary
services.
Mrs. w. c. Oldridge was called to New
Castle Wednesday to attend the funeral of
a relative.
Mrs. Mary Duzan, of Fortville, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Reynolds,
has returned home.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Nellie Meistes, of
Cincinnati, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Bush, have returned home.
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WHAT BECOMES OF BAD EGGss
Strange to Say, they Still Have q Mar
ket Value.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
What becomes of all the bad eggs?" re-
peated the produce commission merchant.
They are used for various purposes. They
are never thrown away when a person Is
prepared to take care of them. You see
that woman going along the street? Take
notice Of that calico dress she wears You
wouldn't suppose it. but there are spoiled
eggs all over it. 1t has been soaked in
them. What for? Why. that's to put the
glaze or gloss on it. Nearly all calico man
ufactHrers 'rots' now for glazing the
goods. It's as good a glaze as anything
places, you know. and about the country
spoiled eggs can be had for the gathering
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aid In the cure Of some nervous disorders.
This guild will. therefore, not only please
and entertain the sick. but viii practically
prove or disprove the medicinal value of
music.
After bicycling or any such exertion al
ways rest about half an hour before taking
a meal One should never eat when very
tired. 1t is better to refrain-to go hum
cry. in fact-than to eat much food when
the stomach is too tired TO assimilate what
is taken Another equally good precaution
is to rest for ten of fifteen minutes, If pos
sible. after eating.
Everybody has heard of the wisdom of
keeping the mouth closed and breathing
through the nostrils in damp, foggy
weather. but many cyclists declare they are
unable to do this. though it is perfectly
easy to them In warm weather. The diff
Guilty arises chiefly from the fact that
riders start off too quickly and thereby
soon become breathless.
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wouldn't that BE Bests

II were bird.
I should go to rest
High up I'm a tree
In little nest,
Isn't that absurd?
II were q bunny,
Then / should be found
In little hole
Underneath the ground!
Wouldn't that be funny?
II were a sole
Deep down in the sea,
should swim about;
Fancy little me.
Wouldn't that be droll?
II I were a billy
Or a nanny goat.
I should have some horns
And furry coat.
Wouldn't that be silly?
II were Cupid.
I should. with my bow
And my arrow, shoot
Peoples hearts. you knovi
Wouldn't that be stupid,
IL were TO change.
Some one else TO be.
Think that should feel
Not at all like me!
Wouldn't that be strange?
Think I'd better rest
As am. you see.
Mightn't like the change.
Better still be ne,
Wouldn't that be best?
Constance n Lowe. In casselrs Little Felix
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Insure with German Fire Insurance Of In-
street.. Fire. tornado ana ozpiosioi-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-13

Did OF did not Josephine visit Napoleon
at st. Helena after his captivity?-C. w. w.
Josephine died May ., 1914. Napoleon
reached st. Helena, October 10. 1885,
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Old Folks Surprise

Pleasant recOllections will always at
tend Mr. Douglas Knox in the recalling
of his dhy-seveDth birthday.
a large number Of his old friends and
the family circle organized themselves in
to a party Of surprisers, and early Satur-
day evening, in honor Of the occasion.
gathered in upon the stronghold OF the
surprised but delighted victim Of the
secret conspiracy Ofcourse there was
IN unconditional surrender, followed by
merry-making and a general good time.
About loo'clock supper was announc-
cd and every one WAS in a humor and
condition to do ample jas tice to the fine
spread for the occasion. The guests
took their departure about u oclock.
Mr. Knox now reposes in an easy rocker
placed on a neat rug with his feel adjust
ed at . proper angle and adorned in
comfortable slippers.
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Attend College This year.

Never in the history Of our country
was there a srauder opportunity th,e
the present for educated young men ana
women. What an auspiclous mom-.t
for those who are just low on thresho.I
of life.
Grand Island Business and Normal c.
laga has fcr fourteen wears been The lead-
ing Institution Of lis kind in the western
states and last wear more than twice SIS
many calls were received for its graduat >
as could be supplied Everihing nee, =
sary fora successful start in life IS lauslt
Business, Normal and Shorthand cai.-
ses. Expenses low. Board only SD
per week. One years time given on i..-
iiion if desired. College Record sent ir-.
or Tor SIX cents viii send elegant caiaic-.
Address
a ". Harges, Presider'.
Grand Island. Nee
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Emmett,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND. act JUNE 3. ie5s.

----DA--- -<@--fSf AZ . a. NJ d. Aff-r
United States Laud once.
Boise, Idaho, nov. - isc9.
Notice Is hereby given thst ia compliance with
the provisions Of he act o. Congress- Of Juae 3.
is7s. entitled An nct for the sale Of timber
lands in tine States Of California, Oregon. Eeva-
da, and Washington Territory as extended 20
all the Public Land States 81 &c; Of August 4.
iss2. Charles 81 Munen CT Hsrsosnoe Bend.
county OF Boise. State Of Idaho. has on Sept. Is.
lsag- eled In this otsee his sworn ~tatemeu; No.
H. fo- the purchase OF the Ets SEl-i, sec g. aad
" p $ ~ Ia OF sec. 80. 10 ia Up y, Range
No. , Z. 3 n. and viii ofeT proof 10 show that
the land sought IS mo7r valuable Tor its timber
o. stone than for agricultural purposes. and 10
establish his claim TO said land before the Reg
lister aud Receiver Of This ofice at Boise. Idaho
on Tuesday. the 9th day OF February. laO9
de names As witnesses: George Spiegel o.
Boise. Idaho. and Albert I. Grant Chari,-s J..
Leonard. and Charles Munkcrs OF Horseshoe
Bend. Idaho
any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-descslbed lands are requested 20 file their
claims ia This once on or before said 9th day OF
February. 1900
l2-i 20 -. James King. Register
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A Proposed Necessity.

A proposition is on foot aud a petition
is being circulated for signatures implor-
ing the Post Oalce Department toexteud
the mail route between Horseshoe Bend
and Marsh to Falk's Store via. Of En-
nett thereby giving person any place
in the Payelle Wiley direct communion
tion with those Of another part.
The successful oppeTafion Of such a
line at one time makes the people benefit
ed realize their loss, and longing for the
reesta blishment OF such an urgent neces-
sity,and thr stealing of such eonven-
ienct from our people can be attoned for
only in part, by giving them what justice
demands And too the increased busi-
ness CT recent years brought about by ad-
dilional settlers aud deyeloTement make "A
demand for immediate communication
greater than ever before.
The Payette valley exists practically
as unit within itself, being separated
from the people Of other valleys by
mountains, except at the mouth Of the
river as a people isolated BY natural
barriers from the people Of every other
section we have right aud are justly
entitled to immediate communication
among ourselves.
The lay OF the country makes it naiur-
al for the people in the vicini,ies Of Ola,
Horseshoe Bend SWEET. Marsh and Pearl
to do business with this part OF the val
ley and for the least, as well as the more
important things that may demand
immediate attention there is but one way
to attend TO the matter and that IS 10 take
day of and % and see about it. Aud
The condition between this section and
The lower part of the valley is almost
as urgent.
At present Marsh is central station
for the collection and distribution Of
mail from Or for all points named in the
upper country from which it is carried
by stage TO Boise. distance OF thirty
miles. then by rail to Caldwell or Pay
cite via Nsnpd, distance OF - or 80
miles, according 10 destination. then iu-
land by stage 20 20 30, miles, which by
delays for connections keeps the maii
On It's rou,e not less than lS and usually
= hours The return is likewise, while
the establishment Of daily line from
Marsh to Falk 5 Store distance Of y.
miles would cost but trife per AMMAN
and render the people valuable ser, ice
and convenience.
We realize that it is the object Of Pos
Onlce.ohicials TO arrange their lines for
The supplying OF offices but when such a
necessity is paramount there should be
some possible satisfactory rearrauge
ment
In time the petition viii be presented
10 the settlers at Falk's Store, Marsh anC
Emmett. and each one should see 10 il
that the petition does not have to fu'
him but that he finds the petition and i
there is anything IN the weight Of q pcti
lion We SHAH te ubuudaItiy rewarded.
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EPHORTH LE.4GTE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR FEBRUARY
Will FL IS FOLLOWS:
4th Topic: Things that Endure. "
Matt. :: 2l-21 Leader, Rev. T. j. Brad
ley.
llth Tonic: "Seel, First the King
dom OF God Matt. 10: Ais. Leader,
Mrs r. Barrett
18th. Topic: THE Sin of Liquor
Selling: How End L." Hab. ,: ID
tQuaricrly Temperance Meelu-l Leader
Mrs q. A. Warden.
25lh. Topic: The Strength os Hu-
ui,itY." Luke Is: 9-l4 Leader. Neiue
Davis.
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CANYON COUNTy. IDAEO.

In The Matter of The Estate of No'iee i'
August II. Asmusseu, deceased : Creditors
Notice Is hereby given by tae untcrsig gncd
administrator Of te- estate OF august II. As
Ial,-en. Deceused. 70 The creditors oi, and al
persons having claims against said deceased
10 present then VIA Tile necessary vouchers.
within four months ai,lr the lrst publication ~
this notice. to-saii a.,lni:.h;ra-1r at Office Of
PROBATE judge al Caldwell Idaho. tao same
being The p,a-e ta- The transaction e. the Ousi-
uess % saij e>taIe.
john c. Bane.
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Farm For Sale.

$50 acres OF fine bottom land; - nit,
fre'n Emmett; 80 acres under cmliiva-
tica; Is acres set 10 the choicest bearins
irvit trees and absolutely Tree from scale
or other diseases and finely situated 10 l-
protected from frost: l0acr sci 10 Hea,
ow and waler-right iu Last Chance Ditch
goes with the land; tlle clear Cau
on or addess The INDEX Emmett. Idaha-
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BoiSe. Idaho. May 20. 1874

B0iSe, Idaho. May % ls!4-
Miss Grace z. DOYLE,
Prop. Boise Business and Shorthand
College. Boise. Idaho.
Miss Doyle Boise may well be proud
in possessing such an insiution IS ii,~
Boise business and Shorthand Co'ies..
The Boise Chambers OF Commerce ao-
hesiIaiiagly gives your college and .s
proprietor its most hearty endorsement
Aiiest-Bc.se Chamber Of Commcrrs.
5. N. Coffin, /. i. Rerd.
Secr'y. Prs
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For SALE-The East half oftlse Xorlh
West Quarter Of Section y. Twp. e.
North Of Kauge3. West Of b. N. contain
Jag Eighty Acres and a Right TO Oae
Hundred and Sixty Inchesol Wafer frD,s
the Reed Ditch, said wafer TO bc mes.-
ured under four inch pressure = sr--
cial bargln- For particulars call al Ind-1
Office or on c. P Bilderbacl,
Emmett. Idaho.
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- EsrArE rRANsrERs.

Edison bishop, 40 acres near Falk's
Store to L. j. CrofTord
W. 2. Richards 40 acres northeast Of
Emmett to T. J. Patton.
Sam Parrot, 320 acres near Fa,k's
Store TO b. c. Bartlesoa.
Dan Regan, Jr $50 acres on Stone
Corral Creek TO c. ,. Bunard
4. Womack. 10 acres. home place.
4ueoi mi.e east yi Emmett 10 Mrs.
k.ngmau.
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Mr.. Wright Of Boise valley S'as in town
Ben Brown of Pearl was in town the
middle Of the week.
Il p. Williams Of Pearl was in Emmett
the middle Of the wrek.
Matte DeWalt lef' Sunday with Mrs.
Carter TO work for her.
Edison Bishop left Tuesday morning for
Caldwell and Boise on business.
Edgar Reed was down from their mill
on Dry Buck the frs, Of the week.
Dan Reean Jr. and his father were H.
caldwell the first Of the week Oh business
Park Wardwell returned last week from
TWO weeks bum at Boise and other
places.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu Harris Of Meridian
were in Emmett Monday to call on the
Doctor.
Chas Mcdonald Of Falk's Store has
been in town for several days using d
broad path
John Ireton was visiting in this yicini-
ty the last Of lust week and took Mrs.
lreton home Sunday.
Mr.. Leonard Berry and Miss Grace No
land Of Sweet were in Emmett Saturday
and Sunday enjoying visit.
\ quiet dance in the G. a. R. hall un
der the management Of "Arkie' was en-
joyed by the indulgers Saturday night.
Contractor Posiou was IN Emmett IN,
first of The week setting ls pegs fer ,
settlement with the Last Chance Ditcl
Co.
80 80 "''N'
'''0
w., 49," '9''''7 '''' -'9'''9' 0'' '-''
~ d 0'''
u.ss,. p p Sb...,.,,.naca "a, p..lo
''''' '''' 80 80
.',e.-..''.. ''..i
''''' ~ ~ '' ~ '' -'' - ~ 0''
1,. ,, s,o
49,. r., ''''' -, ~.
-, ,.r, fran, ,,.....s So, ,...',
.., ''Y, -. ' ~ = 80 49,
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FOR SALE

Two houses aud lot on Main Sirres
S22J.O0 One house and three lois Ccr1-
merciaI Street $4,000 lo9 aeres-eighs
miles west OF ERmeit. good land. tarr-
ain al .2O000.
c. p. Bilderback.
Zeal Estate Dealer
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D. z. Smithson guarantees every bottle
OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy AMI
w,ll refund the money to any one who is
not satisfied after using two-thirds % tho
contents. This is the best remedy in the
world TOR Ia grippe, coughs, colds. Group
and whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe TO take. 1t prevents any tendency
Of cold to result in pneumonia.
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Jamos B. Blaine


Land CMce at Boise. Idaho.
Januasy 90 1900.
Notice is hereby given that enc following nam
eJ settler has hied notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support %. bis claim. ana that said
p-cof VIII be ulaie betors the CLERK Of the Dis
tr;ct Court, az Caldwell, Idaho. on March 10,
1870. viz; John ". Martin, Id. application No.
Sis9. for the ". p sEi-i. MI sEi-i sec 5 and
Swl-i NEl-4 sec. 10. Tp.T TN.Riw.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land. viz;
MattiSon Martin. Charles Buiard. Douglas
Kncx. and Walter KNOX. eli OF Emmett, Can
yo1 colnty. Idaho.
james King. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
TIMBER LAND, act JUNE Q. ISIS,
United States Land Once,
Boise. I5ah1. Nev. p. lses.


TIMBER LAND, act JUNE g, ISIS,
United States Land Once.
Boise, Idaho, Ssv %. lsss.
Notice is hereby given that il compliance
aith the provisions Of the act of Congress June
8, ISIS, entitled An a1l f1z The sale Of Timber
lands in the Siaias OF Callo-n.a. Oregon. Seya-
Ga and Washington Territory. o extended 20
ail the Puolic Lald state, hy act 90 august &
is.a. George Spiclcl. CT Boise. comfy oi ada.
State OF IGaho. has on sept ls ls n.e1 il this O.
nee mis- svo-n statement No. % for the purchase
OF the O.. : " II. ara " $ Il OF Section
no. 10 il Tp- No. { h. Range 80. =. 3 n. aud
viii offer proof 10 show that The land sought IS
more variable for il timber o. stone than fo-
agricultural purposes. ans to establish his claim
. said lad before the Register aud Receiver OF
this osrce al Boise Idah0ou Tuesday, the 9th
day ci February. ls3J
lie na-cS as witnesses: Albert L Grant,
Charles :. Leonard. CHARLES MunSers. and Cha,.
y. Mgl.en ali % Horseshoe Eere. Idaho.
Any ara a.i person claiming adversely The
anoge-tsse-t51d lands ave requested TO tle lheir
claims in this oidce on OF before said OH dag oi
February, iso0.
James King. Register.
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Motto IS hereby given That the Falk's Store
Creamery Company Limited Will sell at public
auctloa. u TIE highest bidder on the i5tn day %
March Iso9ai p. II. 81 The ofice o. the Creau-
cry OF E-alk's store. Canyon county. Idaho. the
following sh-rcs oi the faik Store Creamery
Company Limited.
Jonh Seal. . shares.--...-.- numbers Il and Is,
Isaac Neal, sha-e. -....- .-.....u number U.s.
earsn A. Neal. sha-e. .....-...... d..
Jacob Noul,isi, 0 snare. .-..-..--.- is.
W. y. }vclcloi. >lafe. .......-.-.. -.
to SAWS q r.c assessment OF ive dollars 20 the
.aars together uish cost OF advert t.siag and sale
Cated tae y cay cf January. ie19.
Il. Asmusscu. Josiah Cave
Secretary, President
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Idaho
c. P. BILDERBACK

Fire Insurance Agi. and Dealer ir
Real Estate. Home money 10 loan os
approved security. long or short lime
Collections promptly attended Ia
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The IDAHO FREE TRAVELLING IL
BRARY that has been at DR.. Clymer's
ofEce is now at the dwelling Of Mrs. Hay
s. Every one should make good use of
The books for the next month since they
will be taken away the 18th Of February.
Remember the use of the books costs you
nolhins-Frle.
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NOTICES

Dr. Stalker will be in his dental office
at the Carter hotel, Tuesday aud We'd
nesdaY February 9th and 7ih.
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Now is the time to get your job print
ing done at the Index Office. We have q
complete line Of No. stationery.
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w. z. Cartwright,
DEALER
General Merchandise

and Hardware.
Dry Goods, Clothing. Mackinaw and Over
Coats; Hats, Winter Caps, Boots and Shoes;
Ladies and Childrens Winter Wraps; Felt and
Gum Boots. German Sox etc. Mems, Ladies
and Chldren's Over-shoes and Rubbers
Salt Fish and Picked Pigs Feet; Straight
Grade and High Patent Flour; Fresh Oranges.
Lemons, Candies and Nuts.
3 HOliday..Goods' |:
Emmett, Idaho
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LOCALETTES.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity

Latest News OF Emmett and
Vicinity
j. W. Cook went to Boise Friday.
Z. J. Bullard was in Emmett Saturday
Ad Lewis made trip to Boise last
week
Johu Burger OF Pearl spent most Of this
week in Emmett.
J. NJ. Martin made trip to Caldwell
the middle Of the week.
Chas. Martin and Edgar Reed lcft for
Dry Bnck Tuesday morning
Bcrle Myrcs was in town day or two
last week enjoying LAY off
Chas. Gregg ard Joe Dcgan left yesier-
day morning for New Plymouth.
%
Lo,tic Morton wasup from Falk S'or'
asst week to be with her brother, Johnie.
-
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Anna made "a
trip to Caldwell the middle Of the week.
%
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Peterson registered
at the Bancroft in Boise the first Of the
o
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Deck oil star "gfe
visiting in this vicinity the hFs' o. '"'
week
Clint Brown ana a. ''''', "a" .,sa ~ -,
"Wednesday at ~ l. l 10" ma" '''-
business.
ua r,yi. Davis Of
Ontario were at Mr. Da"ey '"' - -
the week
. ., 81,
Martin IAn anu Wv -. 49, ni,,h, si.
tending the dance
-,
Mr' 5. Z. Chapman - ~. :. =, ~, a.. er., ~
Payette was IN 'h'S N'c'N''l w."
the week looking at '"e '@''''
. u No.
Mr. CMpp was IN from ~, "'' I'', rror
day lie is now r'tu,"'"5 .h,. ,teinitv
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Land proofs and nlings can BE- made be-
fore Probate Judge at Caldwell aud mou-
ey saved; write him for instructions