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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
unter Observation-Disclosures.

Ser &apitGn Neio bes i'm Ssuli in
Neu.8 ninea geitranbeten Segelidif-
feS nAiaburtb" lit in 2iperpool ein.
getrofien. gr ersGblt iiber elm 3ll.
lanmelltrefien nit &annibalen fol=
genoes: Haf ser Stranouna oes
Shifies erreid)te err IN einem fleinen
9oote init iieben Wann ser Mann.
lf)aft bie Sniel Gong Sslanb. Sier
pllrOen Die Shiiibriihigen bon fiiui-
sig @ilben unriuat, ole nit 9oaen
ulo Eieilen beiuaiinet maren mo
Ole I~ntommliuae betalteten, mn 81
leben, Oh lie 5llm Sflnfteu fctt &c.
mig ieien. Nllr Dem &eipeft, oen
Ole @lloen Dor Dem @eipehr beS &as
pitGns batter, mar eS 81 banfeuL oa6
iid Die Stiiibriihigen ipieoer in ibr
Npot 5uriid5ieben fonnteu. Sie$
NOR uber mittlerlpeile bon oen @arI.
nibalen 5lrr SGlite musgepliinoert
morSen. Sie @iloen maren groBe
9eilte, oeren iheiBliteS N,lsieben
nod baburb geiteigert mllrbe, baB lie
oils Sdmtd &noden Ourd Die Huie
mo burd) sic Sbreit geltcdt bnttcn.
Ser &apitGn mar Ser Nnlidt, buB oie
Civilization IN @uinea MIR
fuenig Sprtidritte mnte. glS BE.
meiS fiir bieie @ebmlptung iiibrte er
Ole betannte G%rmoroumg belltider
Miiliondre OIL, Oie mid)t melt bon Ger
Stelle eriolgte, al ser Ger @upitGn
lonOete. Gum G%briltentbum iiber,
getretene @ilbe beriielen in Der Ne.
gel, iobalo lie bie MiiiionSitation
perlieBeu uno 81 ibren StGmmen 5il.
riidfebrten Wieoer Dem &annibalis.
INNS. SieS erfl1rt &opitGn Heio
oaourd), paB iniolee Ser Slieaenpeit
baS Sbierleben IN Hell.@uinen fait
aon5 mlSgcrottet lei. Sleiihipeiie
lit iniolge beiien etipoS iebr SelteueS.
Die Gingebprenen liegen bober be.
itGnbig uuf Der slilSihuu nud) Sdiif-
briid)i9eJ ole lie tooten mo mriirei-
len. Die @iloen iprehen iogor &C.
brodenes GnNlii6 mo perleiten ole
armen Sdiiibriihiaen, ibnen in oos
Snnere 81 iolaen, mben lie iaaen:
~@fiiiionar hill 2ih ie6erb fomnl
mit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sag mi gan!"

Solsenbe SaeOseididte, sic, tpel,u
lie iit Wirflid in Der seihilrerten
@eiie ubgeipielt bat, tpobl ein5ig.
artig Oaiteben biirfte, miro Ser Sop
pinger 3eitung" aus IoeIberg be.
riGtet: Im letten Mittpob jboB
Seloldiib Sdunoner bon IoSIberg
III Der NGbe beS &loIterS einen
pradtpollen Eapagei fliisellabm.
lin Den SeiOen beS ungliidlihen So
gels eiu ifnelles Gnoe 5l MAIDEN,
mollte Der Sd)iise Dem Gapagei nit
Dem 8epebrfolben ben Helt geben.
l(nbeihreiblih mar uber ser S6red
BON Dem Der Sager ergrifien ipurbe,
ais Der gelebrte @ogeI linn 5urief:
rSaf0ble, LAB mi gan!" @ie lid,
berausiteIlte, lit Ser ip~ertbpolle Soge!
Dem oortigen Sort /. giiiitenten ent-
flogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sin T5riter. Sriginal.

IuS I0rIter @opteS 2ebell, ser
ell groBes Srginol mar mo IN
Heblen III Inbolt leinem idoneu Be
rilie oblng, er5Gblt eiu Sagoidriit
folgeloe biIbide Nnetoote:
S0riter ". bate auf iiir sic
SGnme 5lt iorgen, meld)e sic Glbe
It1lnOenlang begleiten. Sci iebr
bobenl @aiieritanoe mill ober Die
S0be oieier Observation-Disclosures niht
mebr ausrel6en; in bieiem Sale
murOen Damn INNER 5rpei &ei6en
gretter geiest, ulo man trieb 81 Die.
lem 3mede oben IN Die Sammfrone
paartpeiie EfGble, ie 5pei; 5piideu
Die 9retter fam Die Grbid)iittung.
@runoias lit, baB oieie 9retter allf
Der n@aiierleite", b. +. Dem 8aiier
mOglihit nabe, geiest weroeit, oamit
Der Helt Der 9ommtrone pom @aller
frei bleibt.
Gines Cages lit @~aiiersnot6. Die
Glbe iteigt uno iteigt; @. bat feline
Inueilungen gegeben lln0 lit fiir
filr5e 3eit ms Sorf geritten. 9ie
2ammarbeiter, geiduulte Sellte, be-
ainnen gretter 5u ieBen, Oa tommt
oes WegeS Der 8ammerratb (etrpa
&egierungsratbD BON t., Der liebt ser
Nrbeit 5r, reject binein llno gi6t enos
lid 8efebl, Die gretter allf 0ie 2ano-
ieite al iesen. so baben Mrs ME
gemudt, oas sebt nid)t", antworten
Die 2eute. Ser @eltrenge boralf
runs ih befeble es; idL ser &ammers
ratb y. t." Gie Nrbeiter gebordeu;
aber giner oriift iit our Seite ms
@ebiii6 ulo remit aus Seibestrdften
na6 Hebien.
Gr bri1t fGrmli6 ms SorIt6Uu5
elm. ~Serr Spriter, Serr S0riter, on
lit Giner alrf Sem Game, Der inNt,
mir miiBten Die Sretter auf Die Suno.
leite iesen." 90 ioQ bod cir
Conner -" alf lpringt Sc
Soriter, pirit iid) alf iein Yfero mi
iagt UNI CANINE. nSbr giel", mi
er idon BON @eitem, .lper bat Deml
ldon 10 cine peril -. 9ummbeit Qes
ieben!" = r8ir iollen lie auf Die
Sanoieite ieten", %antiuorten sic
2elite. Or. b. Il. tritt Dor: SD babe
eS 10 m~georonet." = ga f0mte
ieoer Giel tommen", ruft in groBter
@iltb ser Soriter. noie TfGble 'ralS;
alli Die @niierieite aeiebtl" I'm Sen
&ammerratb tiimmert ii6 Nicmano
mebr. - sm nGhiten Morgen tlopit
Der Ser5og lelbit ans Seuiter beS
6oritbauieS. oSait ia red]t gebabt,
&opfe", iagte er Silm berauStreteus
Den T0riter, yaber ein anber Dial lei
niht 10 grob!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
chicago. Burlington & Quincy Z. L.
436 Main Str. CINCINN Att, O.

City Ticket Office 635 Main street.
Telephone 40 old line; 200 new line.
Passenger depot foot of Second
street. Telephone 40S old line.
Time Table in Effect July 15, 1903.
Leave La Crosse, Winona Arrive
For st. Paul, Minneapo- From
lis and Northwest.
"l:22 p. No.. Daily 49,. 1852 a. N.
1870 a. No.. Daily ..... 3:44 y. N.
Chicago and Eastern
Connections.
1920 a. No.. Daily .....1l:57 pm.
"5:O5 p. No.. Daily $50. 500 a. IN.
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island,
Davenport. ST. Louis, South.
ern and Western Connections.
%This train reaches above named
stations on Sundays.
1928 p. m. Daily eX. Sun. 10: so a. m.
1920 a. No.. Daily .....11:57 D. III.
The st. Louis express leaves at
1928 p. M, carries reclining chair
cars, Dubuque TO st. Louis, Pullman
sleeper Davenport To st. Louis. This
train connects at Galesburg with fast
through trains Il Omaha. Denver,
Kansas City and the Pacific coast.
This is the fastest train between Du.
buQue and Kansas City.
The st. Paul vestibuled leaving at
ll:22 p. M, carries free reclining
chair cars. Pullman Standard and
compartment Sleepers and reaches
st. Paul at 6:55 a. m.
For information about rates, tick.
cts, through car arrangements, bag.
gage, etc, call on or address
n. w. Uttley,
General Agent.
NJ. M. Stuart,
City Passenger Agent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
&atbplii6e SilSerb1dber
tiir Die Teiertage.
@eneS @ci6madts6iidleim. Seraus.

&cibnadtsbiidleim. Seraus.
gegeben bon 0fur Steigeuberger,
Somptesiger, ulo 2rlDip. Sruu6,
Wtaler. Wtit IS SQlrItrotionen in
REDEEM 8arbenorlrd unb Ga Sci.
ten Cert. 10. ....... S1.0O
Der aspptiide SuiepG. Gin 6liitben.
reit)eS 8orbilO Seiu. Sir Sung
mo Glt, er5dblt BON 5ron5 BON
Seeburg. Mfit 13 berrliden &oI5.
ihnitten in 6%nrbenorud. Nelteite
Nuiluge. A.. Sn OclttiGer, engli.
ifer, iran30iiider, itnlieniider IL.
lpanildler Sprnde. a 500
SaS Silberbu6 fir brape feline
Ginbcr bon 5 bis s Sahren. Mit
erl1llternOem Cert bon Der groBen
&inoerfrelnoin Gmmp @iebrl. -
farbige 9iloer mo II Seiten Cert.
AZ. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Giucr, Der feiucm Spaf ucritc6t.

nNber. bette SreunOin, Sic wpllcu
lid al'o pirflid) bon Sbrem Mnnme.
Dem inl9en Sottor, ldeioen lniieu?
@drllm bcun mr2"
sd bin icit entid)loiien! ScocS-
mai, lpenll id) lpegen zines nelien
Suites, oOer elmer rlellct Soilettc in
Sbnmad)t fulle, pappt mir Ser gar.
bar ELI Senipilniter aui Den
Hilfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sinansaeaeben

8igerl: ,Soeben Ieie itl SrGitlein
Srma, baB Der aIte Grofeiior ein
gang ilmges WtdoeI gebeiratbet bot
Ia liebt man ipieoer: Glitter itiist Dor
Sborbett nidt!"
sri. Srma: oItt laiien Sic ooh
naS Nlter ans Dem Spiel! Sic blei-
ben audi nid,t elpig Jung - benn:
Sborbeit lhiist Dor glitter nitt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Mufgeaebem.

SEER (Uu einem beS @e9eS bnbcr.
fommlenoen, ibm befamteu &oubltrei.
d,er): nSasen Sic 'mal, lit eS Sbueu
DEM nidt moglidb oaB Sic ood nod
ein orbentliher Wenid lperoeu rnb
cine ebrlid)e grwerbstbGtigfeit er.
sreiien2"
2anoitreiher: ,Nein Serr, boS
babe i9 auisegeben. Dor 26 Sab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Gin nebranutes &inS.

Ir5t (5u ieincm tleinen Iatien.
ten: Stirred NAL oie 3llnge beralls,
Sarlden!"
aarlhen: v9tein, boS thu id nift,
ooS bab' ifl nal beim Serrn 2ebrer
9etbnn umo Sa Dat er mid fiirbters
lid Oerb0len."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Gin autcs Wtittcl.

@r5t: v9ta, Oos trent midi, mein
Sllnge, Dob meille EiIleu 10 gut &c.
lpirtt boben! @ie bait Su lie Oenn
p~erbrauft?"
Surge: nIit Dem @(uSrobr, Serr
Softor!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

rem bate id einmul cincn MonOcl nit
llbrlhlillleln ongcfonaen. Nd0 &C.
ldlob? Gic g(ntcruhrclt funlen ulti
rn0 id) nllBte nit meiltent bliibenOcu
@ei6Git in Gonfurs geben. SD bin
feIt iiber5eugt. mellll id) beltte oui
meine alten Gage nod Sar9tiihler
meroen molltc. ca miiroe fem Mcnid)
llebr %lterben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Gin WInd)ner &inSf.

Die Wtiltter er5G6lt Dem fleinen
Feperl bon bett inneren SrQonen oeS
aberdeen mo erm1bnt babel, ooB i'm
SulIe Die Sltftr0bre itno na6inter sic
Speiier0bre lei. nGlt, Iammi",
lraate Ser tleine 8eltbiIrger, mo lit
oenn Damn Die 9~icrr0bre?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Bon Ieinem StanSpunfte aus.

@aler Gin Der Naft ben glr5t
ipedeno): rs Bit, Serr Gotta, mein
@ei bat 3abnipeb."
ar6t: uNln, oas lit sod feline fold
gefdbrlife &ranfbeit, baB Sic MIDI
III Der @adt peden miiiien."
Bauer: n9oS is nit ri6ti, Serr
Gotta, mein 8ei is sefdbrli, pann's
3abmpeb bot"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
gbIdtlidl.

nSu, Su0e, parllm f1llite eigent.
lid 10 ofte int @alier?"
nSn abmngsloier GnGel On!
8eil lit Mi De Decentralization ieoeS
DIAL 5ur @rbollng mo Grbaltrmg
melnet tbeuren sd" ell JAMS %ianlOieu
Sroppen trieien bube!l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
2n init

0atte: n9toh einmaI miinidtc idJ
mid 5uriid IN Die 3cit, 100 ib nit
Cir am Nltare itono!"
Satin: oMlio ooh."
@otte: r@ewiB, id) wiirbe Damn
o9tein" iogcn fonnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
ltnauacucblue Wcrlucdlsluua.

rIber Serr Sel6ermeiiter, 90 bort
lih benu bod) NaeS aui! Sb beitelle
gelteru nnb ser Sagn BET Sbnen
einen Sulen mo Sic idideu meine
Srar cine @urit nit Der gufidJriit:
p&om Serrn 8emabl lueben &C.
iholien'!""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
&nrj a%ngcbunScn.

Sremoer Gin einem Sorfc, 5rl
ellem am @ege ltebenben Soucrm:
ySe, Setter, no laBt man iid) Oenui
bier raiieren?"
Bauer: uNo = bait i'm @eIi6t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Shledlt belubnte Wihe.

Sater: y&prige @ode bab' itJ mel.
llen Siingiten bon 1 bis 10 5Gbleu &c.
lebrt, mo gelterm ais i6 nit ibm
bonn Seller beimtomm', iagt er mel
ner IlterL mie piel MaB id) getrrm,
ten hob'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Nalidl nufnefn.t.

oMein &llteIter, limo Sic elm &c
borener 9erliner?"
oSomobl, idl pllroe IN Berlin &c.
boren, 9ing aber III 9re9oen IN Ole
Sbllle."
nSerieiies, meill Better, ba babell
Sic aber Odglid) enen iebr peiten
Meg 5uriidlegen miiiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Gin Iiebcr grmocr.

&arlhen: .@laubit Oh, Ianlo.
lrnler Slno miiroe ella retten, tpeull
Sic ms Wniier iiele?"
Mtiltter: .8emiB mein &ino!"
aarlden: ~Ih. Damn miri lie BOD
einmal binein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
MbfIblmng.

Gipiliit: uSit es benn iebt I'M Cont
iner nift iebr beiB auf Dem grer5ier-
plat?"
Solbat: .IIeroines, aber unier
Selowebel iorgt idon pdterlid) nit
leinen Sonnerluettern fir Ibtiib.
lung" H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
I'm SDrfluirtbShuus.

Suoer gum @irtb): rs nero
Iid) pertlagen lueaen unlalltcrem
Mettbelucrb -. bort, Der gruMnelts
Iranjl bat lid cbell OH bem geefIteaf
an 3nbn mtsgebiiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Ter Nrst.

oGottor, mie fam idJ %iuiiien, Oh
oaS Gis frci BON idGolihen Mifro.
ben iit?"
n@cnn Sic cS tod)en", ermioerte
Der altc &ouaor5t, inoem er 5mei
9ollorS mir einen 8eiltd) IN lem
Npti5blrd) eiutrlla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
.spab mnb audi iein.
Ecr6 acac6em.

@ed: ,@enn ih ouf bent &opie
itebe, front mir olles @lut in Den
&opf; nid)t mobr?"
Game: ,Stinmtl"
@ef: nSa, abcr mdrltm ltrGnu mir
benn D1s 9lut nid)t in Die ISilBe,
menn i6 alli Den SiiBen Itcbe?"
Game: r@eil Sbre SiiBe nidi leer
iinO!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

= Sic falteu @inbe bringen
einem orrh Marf mo 9eilt irro Ole
Wltsteln meroeu iteif; ounn tritt
HbGImotiSmus eiu uno eS lit Belt
ct. Satpbs Gel su g~ebroud)erl, eS iii
oaS bette Wiittel Den Shmer5cn Gin.
bait 6l tbrll, mo furirt bieIelben
ollrd) @Grme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
SaS Seilmittel.

Sat Sbre Sodter nod INNER 10
groBes Ser5tueb?"
Stein, ieitoem Serr Shmibt I'M
ibre Sanb a~ngebalten bat, lit ibr
@eb peripebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Scd,crs Scimfe6r.

81: .@enn id, iebt uaf Smliq
tpnne bot meme TrnI nittS GIlige.
res 81 tblnI, ais mir Die Stiefel aus
5u5lebcn!"
y: nGnS lit nod gar ntdt3, id
mette, mir fliegt ld,on ser StieTel.
tned)t e%ntgegen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
MilScrunos1ruuS.

Hidter: Sic huben Dem 3ellgerl
cincn 3abn mISNcldln9eu; fSnuen
Sic etipas 81 Sbren @lmltcn an
fiibren2"
angeflugter: v'8 marin BOILER -
Den bait er lif) ouh balb 5ieb'n loiien
miilien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
GbriitfinSlcins @cihnnGtsnrus

Irob.fromne airoerbcr5en. Son
9orouln Geregrina Is. @06ler).
Nit mebrfdrbigem Sitel6ilo unO
5nblrelden SQuitrntionen in
Sdluor30ruf. MI uno 1872
Seitcu 10 en- eS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
5obn Nitid)'s Dernngliifte ueberra-
idrnna Ieincr Gnfclfin0er.
Splitter GDtter!

SPLITTER Goiter!
@ie seiagt, Splitter
gbiter, es gebt Wan=
ner, SosbGnos, Batter
I'M @runopos, no
benfe, mann lie grab
fnnpp gellug @elo Der
gelpipc berfor, De
Sihuuli idJrnofc sc
luud)e ltn Tor Srau III
Sinner c SiBle aleioer
N., g~ -,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
@OloencS @cibnadytsbiidlein fiji,

UFuUt, gllfc MIl0tr. TO NQrlteIs
llln9en in prohtpollem rplogropbi.
ldenn 6arbenorud aus Ger &ito-
belt Seiu nit poetiifem Serte bon
Z. Gieienbod. 40. &n Delttider,
engIiiter, iron5Giii6er, boaGnoi-
Idler, itolicuiid)er, ipuuiiher ltno
portngieiilher Sprnhe. a 500
Bic braucn @eidnuiitcr. Gin 9iloer-
bud] nit Serten BON Gmmp @ie6rl.
q farbige 9iloer nit 40 Seiten
Sert. A.. $3.50
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-08
New Plymouth LaCONiCs

Special to the Caldwell Tribune.
New Plymouth, April Mrs.
Cragiu Is down with the diptheria.
The eighth grade took county
examination last week.
DR.. Woodward, Of Payette is
siIiH with the spotted fever.
Miss Althea Sheldon spent satur-
day and Sunday at home.
w. F. Ringer will ship his steers
to Chicago next Tuesday.
J. K. Sheldon has been busy
building a wheel in the ditch above
his ranch.
Mr.. Frank Ellis spent Saturday
in Payette.
Mr.. K1lhefer is erecting a new
home for his family.
Miss Phoebe Sheldon is very
sick with pneumonia.
Miss Myrtle Gamble, Of Arcadia,
Ore, is spending a few days in
| New Plymouth.
A. c. Ringer has not been very
! we'll this week.
E. D. Stillwell is ON the sick lisI
| with infammatory rheumatism.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-08
Deer Flat.
DRY Precinct.

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
Deer Flat, April 7.-Mr. Jack
Shew has been nursing a number
Of pet boils the past week.
Mr.. Crook not being satisfied
with his location moved his house
and baggage to the south west
corner of his claim.
Going up! What? New homes
ON Deer Flat. Among the latest
completed are those of Mr.. Close,
Mr.. Reese, Mr.. Frank Dotson and
Chas. Rietberger.
Mr.. Chas. FL. Hanson moved
his house further back on his place,
Supposition is it was too noisy
along the road.
MT John Dotson is going down
with well. Has reached depth
Of r2S feet and no water yet. Mr.
Jones is doing the work.
&. w. Gets is busy at his claim
clearing AMI gardening. He ha'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-08
cemetary.

Special to The Caldwell Tribune. -..
Homedale, Apr. 6.-J. E. Orr
went to Caldwell yesterday,
James Pegram is putting up a
house for himself near the school
house.
F. E. Tracy and Miss Dorothy
went to Nampa today.
Martin Jensen visited Caldwell
the first of the Week.
|. Mrs. Shipley of Caldwell visited
relatives here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Cowan visited Nampa the
latter part of last week.
]. w. Mcdowell and James
Pegram in Caldwell ON Satur-
day.
J.G. Tracy was in Caldwell a
few hours on Monday.
Miss-Lela Tracy and her friend
Miss Fox returned to Nampa last
Friday.
=. J. w. Mcdowell went to the
Warm Springs Tuesday to remain
for week or two, hoping to im-
prove his health by the warm baths
The young people gathered at
F. E. Tracy's on Tuesday evening
to practice singing. A very pie las
ant evening was spent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-08
Middleton GOssips

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
Middleton, April E.
The wife and daughter of Mr..
H. D. Andrews arrived Thursday
from Indiana. The family will
make their home here.
Mr.. Hy Kohlhepp was in Cald-
we'll Monday on business.
Mr.. George L. Myers started to
Silver City Monday with load OF
produce.
Rev. Thompson of Boise held the
usual Saturday evening and Sun.
day services here this week.
Miss Caroline Murphy came
down from Boise Monday to spend
week on her place on Willow
Creek.
Marshall Stoffie has been on the
sick list this week.
Hilton and Arthur Meth spen
Saturday and Sunday at their home
in Middleton.
Chester Crockett was in Caldwell
Friday last.
William Aikman came dowl
from Sweet Monday.
A. S. Bixby got home last Thurs
day from Wallace, where he hay
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MOuntain View Bubbles.

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Special to The Caldwell Tribune. .... u.
Mountain, View, April 7.-Mr,.
Oscar Davis is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Farris. .t.....~.. ...
Rev. Agee of Caldwell will preach
at the Marble Front School house
Sunday, April 9th, at O'Clock
p. m. s. -a onss'~.@ ... @
Mr.. A. L. Wilson visited his
daughter, Mrs. Vassar, Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Parish is building an
addition to Mrs. Small's house
south of Caldwell. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Simmons
visited friends at Middleton Sum
day.
Martin Bros. of Caldwell SGeam
Laundry were out on their ranch
Sunday.
S. E. Vassar arrived from Denver
Saturday where he was employed
by the U. P. R. R. as car inspector.
He returns in very poor health.
Bert Farris was quite badly
crippled last week while working
on house in town, by a scaffold
falling with him and in some way
his foot came in contact with a
chisel which made a very painful
wound.
Mrs. Vaughn returnedSfrom Kan
sas Thursday for the benefit of her
health.
E. M. Solomon lost several pigs
last week by an unknown disease.
Clarence Smith has rented Miss
J. Finney's place south of town and
will move this week.
FTOK. j. w. Johnson was In the
neighborhOod last week, working
for the interest of the sugar beet
factory.
Mr.. Mason has rented the Martin
place.
Miss Esther Sterling 2ent Satur,
day and Sunday with her parents.
Miss Grace Cook visited her
sister, Miss Birdie, on Deer Fiat
Tuesday.
People are now beginning tC
work on their laterals preparing
for the irrigating season.
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also worked on some Of the new

also worked on some of the new
houses here. ,.5
Mr.. John Jassen is number one
with alfalfa at this end Of the fat,
it is doing fine at present. Con-
tract your hay early Of him, for
later there may be none. {. aE%
s The framed article on page / of
last weeks Tribune spread a smile
of joy over a number Of faces in
this locality, ..-~-- ~ .-n.,.~ ~.
Messrs Close and Reese have
taken contract of leveling near
town. They began work Tuesday.
Mrs. r. n. Gett is on the sick
lisl.
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best interests Of the state and hu-
l1aanity for these people 10 know
this fact. ! have accepted this invi-
tstion and this will notify you that
have this day appointed you a
member Of this delegation, and /
hope you win find it convenient TO
attend. ! have sent your name
and address to the president and
you will hear from him direct.
Kindly advise me at your earliest
convenience if you can attend or
not. and on receipt Of your accept
ance your commission win issue.
Yours truly, . a
F. r. GooDING,
~ - ..:...>........ ....... Governor.
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OPENING OF DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Smith Confronted With Heavy
Docket,

Judge Smith Confronted With Heavy
Docket.
Judge Smith opened court at
this place Wednesday at 9 a. m.
The following are the casses on the
calendar:
Farmers Cooperative Ditch COM
pany VS.. Riverside Irrigation dist
rict, adjudication of water rights.
Set for trial on April "a, before
Judge Stewart.
w. L. Stuart VS.. Noble Ditch
company, damages. Pending on
demurrer.
Noble Ditch company VS.. w. L.
Stuart, B. G. Rayboult and A. M.
McMastsrs. Condemnation of right
Of way and damages. Answer of
Stuart fled. --
Minnie Young VS., John l..
Young, divorce. Pending on de-
fault.
Moss Mercantile company VS..
Henry and Eta Helmick, fore
closure of chattel mortgage. Pend
ing on demurrer. Continued for
term.
Idaho Northern Railroad compa-
ny VS.. Dan S. Richards, ct al.
The Piano Manufacturing com"
pany VS.. A. c. Prescott, debt.
Pending on demurrer.
Wilson Lesser and Mrs. E.
Ruhenberg VS.. Board of Directors
Pioneer Irrigation district, damages,
II. J. Cortner VS.. Thomas L ard
Carrie Simpson and F. A. Dorey.
injunction. Pending on demurrer
to amended complaint.
w. o. Randall VS.. Cornelius
Blayer. ct al, foreclosure Of mort
gage.
A. f. Wright vs., Nellie and G,
Packard, for possession of premises
and damages.
w. L. Maple VS.. Payette Ice
company. damages. On appeal.
G. P. Loltig VS.. J. E. Scott, ct al.
quietiug title. Demurrer argued
Motion to separate different causes
for action taken under advisement.
James Bradley, r., and William
L. Kelley vs. B. F. Clay, debt
Pending on demurrer.
Feister Bros. VS.. Oliver Hart
debt.
James A. Baxter VS.. Fred K
Baxter. foreclosure of lien.
Clara AdelI Ireton VS.. William
Ireton, divorce.
Henry M. Kimball vs.. NJ. A
and Belle Kurtz, foreclosure.
| Adelaide L. Hopkins VS.. William
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home of his sister. Mrs. Sylvester
Hill, John Mackenzie of Chicago
ILL.,, from heart failure. Mr.. Mac
Kenzie had been in Ill health for
many years, but having grown
worse within the last year, came to
to Roswell about eight weeks ago
in hopes of regaining strength.
The funeral services, Wednesday
afternoon, were conducted by the
the Rev. George Ruuciman, and
the remains laid to rest in Roswell
cemetary. -. --------. -
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Roswell Notes.

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
Roswell, April 6.-Mrs. J. Fl.
Lowell. of Caldwell, is visiting
friends here.
H. c. Baldridge and family at
tended services here, Sunday MORT
ing.
Mervin Mcconnell, of Caldwell,
was a Roswell visitor Sunday,
Miss Bessie Ragains returned to
Pleasant ;Rioge the first of the
week.
Died, Tuesday April 4, at the