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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

Drop us postal card and The
tribune will follow you to the coast
or to the mountains.
Il. X. Place, general manager of
the Butte, Caldwell and San Fran
cisco railroad went to Boise Thurs
day evening. He went over to meet
Mr.. Donald Grant, who has been ex-
pected from the east for several DAYS.
Mr.. Grant will have charge of the
construction work His arriyaImeans
that work will be started at once
Z. A. Green of Boise recently
purchased the business. stock ana
good will of J. F. Henley. Mr..
Greene is an experienced and can
able jewler and watch maker. He
has purchased and intends carving
very large stock of jewelry, wat
rhes. clocks, cut glass ware. etc.
The Tribune urges its readers to
call on Mr.. Green.
Alex Messenger is in town for a
few days visit. Mr.. Blessenger re-
sides about three miles west of Star
and is one of the old timers of the
valley and a Republican from way
back. 1t will be remembered that
ne was injured by being thrown from
train between Huntington and Bak-
er from which he has never fully re-
covered He says he longs for the
lnterurban to be completed so he
can make his visits more frequently.
me road passes about 80 feet from
his front door.-Boise Republican.
Joe wilson was In the city yester-
day from his ranch near Caldwell.
Joe was formerly resident of Boise
and was twice sheriff of Ada coun-
", and was also United States mar
shall, but that was a long time before
Boise had cement sidewalks or as
phalt streets when everything was
open from November to October"
when the city council met once a
month and one policeman was on
duty. Mr.. Wilson says that crops
In the valley are looking fine and that
there will be an abundance of fruit.
He had one cherry tree that gave up
40 gallons, which sold for 25 cents
per. Mr.. Wilson left for his home
this morning.-Boise Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

| Il. ID. Andrews is making many
changes and improvements in the
Central Lumber yards. The Cen
, trail is one of the largest yards in
Idaho.
Messrs. Jake Mussel and Martin
Jensen were in Caldwell Thursday
on business in connection with the
Butte, Caldwell and San Francisco
railroad
Raymond Price, of St. Joe, Mis-
souri,, who recently came to Cald-
we'll. has accepted position in The
Famous. Mr.. Price Is a relative q
DR.. j. S. Meyer and family.
The Boyes Hardware Co. will open
up for business August Is. They
have rented one of the store rooms
in the Steunenberg block and propose
putting in large stock of hardware.
James Cakes. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Cakes, of Portland, Ore.
is in Caldwell visiting friends and
relatives. James Is a bright young
man and was formerly well known
in this city.
We would call your attention to
the special Mill End Sale advertis-
ed by The Famous in this issue of
TIE Tribune. Mr. Ross Is build
ing up fine trade by fair treat
ment and honest values.
Messrs. Van Houten and Estes
and Miss Schuttleworth of Nampa
and Miss King of Rochester, New
York, came down from Nampa We'd
nesday and spent the evening visit
ing Miss Mary Herman.
Mr.. Chris Fahy, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Martha Gilgan left
Tuesday evening for New York. They
will be gone several weeks. While
in the East Miss Gilgan will pur-
chase her fall and winter line of mil
linery.
Ed Price returned from Chehallis.
Washington, Sunday evening after
an absence of IL or 10 months. Mr..
Price notes many changes and i'm
provements in Caldwell, and express
ses surprise at our great growth.
He will remain permanently in Cald-
well.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
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Mrs. Moudy, who was taken to
st. Luke's hospital, Boise, is now
practically well again.
The Bell Telephone company has
moved into it's new Offices in the
I-owell-Steunenebrg building.
The Caldwell Power house was out
of business three days this week,
having burned out it's dynamo.
Rev. Boone will fill Rev. E. N.
Murphy's pulpit at Boise Sunday at
the Second Presbyterian Church.
The public reading room has been
moved into the building formerly
occupied by the Canyon County Cit
izen.
Judge Frank ]. Smith has return
ed from Gearhart, Oregon, where he
had spent few days visiting his
family
Call up Jacobs & Wood or Sloan
Bros. for Caldwell Bakery's bread.
Sloan Bros. will deliver on both
phones.
r. V. Sebree, proprietor of the
Saratoga hotel, left for Meadows.
Idaho, Tuesday, where he will spend
few days.
E. r. Hammond was in Boise
Saturday securing supplies for the
power house. The dynamo burned
out Friday night.
Mr.. l. e. Laws returned from Boise
Saturday, after spending a couple of
weeks in that city, the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Church.
Messrs. Doan and Hay are build
ing fine 25x100 feet brick ware
house on their lot adjoining the
Caldwell Forwarding building.
o. V. Bailey. wife and children,
and A. e. Gipson left for Meadows,
Monday, to attend the meeting of
the State Press association
H. e. Wallace of Caldwell, Alfred !
A. Wesions of Parma, ad Henry Map
lie of Notus have been appointed no.
taries public for Canyon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Davis hand
some residence on the corner of |
Second street south and Third avenue
west will soon be completed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

G. w. Cooper visited Boise Sun
day.
DIR. A. F. Isham visited Boise Tues
day.
DIR. ]. w. Cue visited Boise Sat
urday.
Sheriff ]. c. Nichols visited Boise
Tuesday.
The Tribune is for sale at Browns
Saratoga.
VIM. Graft of Homedale was in
Caldwell Thursday.
Attorney T. F.. Buckner visited
Boise Monday.
Candies, cigars, tobacco and peri
odicals at Adams.
F. e. Phillips spent Saturday in
Boise doing business.
Judge George Little has been quite
sick for several days.
Charles S. Doan has just return
ed from the Wood river country
Mrs. o. e Bennett of Boise spent
few days in Caldwell this week.
Attorney HI. A. Griffith was lin
Boise Tuesday on legal business. i
w. F. Brewster, editor of the Nam
pa Record, was in Caldwell Tuesday.
w. H. Taylor, ex-sheriff of Can
Won county, was in Caldwell We'd
nesday.
Attorney R. B. Scatterday attend
ed to legal business at Mountainhome
Tuesday.
P. A, Groves, who has been very
sick for several days, is able to be
around again.
w. r. Cupp, the real estate man,
was in Boise Saturday attending to |
business affairs.
Miss Gertrude Bishop and Mr.. AL |
bert Meeks were married in Boise
Sunday. The bride is the daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishop of this
city.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
BRIGHAM CITY.

Brigham City. June ia most elao.
crate birthday party was rendered
Bishop Thos. H. Blackburn 90 DIE home
Friday last in honor of bis hiueih
birthday. In the morning the imme-
date family presented their -athtr
with beautifully engraved watch IT,
me evening about 80 guests assembled
10 participate IN the festal OCCASION
To enjoy themselves On conversation,
music. and later each sat down 10 a
most delicious banquet Among those
present besides the host aud DIS fam.
lly we're Mrs. Lulu b. Jepps1n ana
Mrs Gladys b. Erickson Of Archer
ida: Mrs Anna Kendall and daushie-
Of Nephl. Utah. Mr. and Mrs oiean
y. stohl. Bishop and AIS. Wright Mr
and Irs. David Reese. Mr. and Mrs.
N. {. Boden. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Knuis N.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Crompi0n, Mt
and Mrs. Nels Madison, Mr. ana MIS-.
J. ID. Call. Mr.. and Mrs William Hors-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs D. P. Burt. Mr.. and
Mrs August Valentine. ST.. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfori Reeder. Mr. and Mrs J.
p. olsen, AR. and Mrs. John II. hors-
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LEHI

Wednesday Miss Maud webb and
Joseph Glover were married iU the Salt
Lake temple. and reception was given
in their honor 40 the home of the
brides parents. MI and Mrs Geo.
webb. Thursday evening there be-
ing about go of the intimate and rpl8-
lives of the family. The reception was
most gorgeous. ana the happy couple
were the recipients of many beautiful
presents. The bride wore % beautiful
white dress and The groom aU evening
suit Mr. and Mrs clover who are
two Of Iehis most popular young poo
uIe, Vill make their bone here
Monday MIS-. " W. ingalls, most
pleasantly entertained % number of
friends az a kcnsiugiou tea.
James l<itkhaW and wife ~ Ray
moud, Canada. lr0 visiting their SON.
James NJ. and friends.
Thursday evening 90 Flag day dance
was given BOO The city pavilion by The
81 T. A.. which was largely attended
au3 much enjoyed,
Mrs sarah Jacobs Of Salem Idaho. ls
visiting L0hi friends
Mrs, $. d. Porter spent Friday in
Provo
Mr. and Mrs VIM Powell Of Evans
tom, Wyor are visiting Lehi friends.
Mr. 1ud Mrs. owen Davis Of Mesa
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Mrs Otto Friend aud Mrs August
sieNert entertained their mother. Mrs.
y Thiede OF salt Lake, this week.
Mrs Mike AtWnane g. visiting with
fayson relatives
samuel Cox and family Of Eobln-
a0u loft Tuesday f1r spokane. Wash,
which clty they VIII make their future
hom,
Mr. and Mrs IS. d Myers left Sat
uTday Cor Illinois where they VIII visit
ior several months with relatives
Nrs p. G Hansju is visiting rola-
lives at Salt Lake Ciy.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Watcl visited
me capital city during the pa'l week
mr. and Mrs George Riddel Mr..
and Nus Frank Hlgs0u. Mr and Mrs
Clarity visited SALT Lake city this week
ou pleasure bent
Miss Mary Ford who hes been at
tending the University al salt Lake, Is
home to spend the vacation with her
parents.
Tho Ladies' " the Maccabeas viii
conduct beautiful and impressive NEE
mortal services at the local hall SUM
day evening.
Nr and Mrs August sslwert ~ salt
Lake this week took mp their residence
il Eureka.
W. A. Boyer of silver City and Go
nova KIrkmm of SantaQuiu were
united in marriage 40 Provo ou Mou-
Cay. They viii make their home at
Silver City
The members ~ Tiutlc lodge so 2.
F. and a. VI and their families and
sweet hearts win enjoy o grand en-
ieraInmeut az their lodge rooms On
the evening of june 26 A splendid
banquet viii close the festivities Of the
evening
Mr. Thomas t.varI-0u H. the guest
1t salt Lake friends This week
Charles O. Robertson and Miss Mel
Dr. Ultchhon of Robinson. viii be
ua = man and wife AT thc home of the
lr1os parents Mr. and Mrs James /
next Tuesday evening A |
large number NJ friends have received |
and q magnificent reception
ind supper wlU Dee rendered tho Young 1
people After a brief honeymoon /
me happy young folks VIII make their /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

,,Aof the Hartman lines In this city.
fhey viii return TO os'eh 10 NV
IN honor OF Prof. Warman, who has
,ssn delivering course OF lectures u,
Crdsn Mrs s. ]. Griffin entertainer
large number OF her friends TUESDAY
evening,
,rhe announcement Of the enlargement
# charles Brown TO Miss Stewart Was
,1.de th,s week by Capt. and Mrs. {. 9.
brown. The marriage TO taKe pace
room.
Mrs. Mary Richards left this week for
e, Anthony. Ida, TO spend the sum
,,er with relatives ana friends.
"
In the Salt Lake temple "Wednesday
,tiss Ruby n. Stevens aud Lester 5.
Seville we're made man and wife. The
eontracting parties are among the
most prominent young people OF ogden.
Hfiss stevens is the daughter OF Mrs.
Tuer stevens. She IS a charming
ttSYographer, who has been employed
=, ne BOYLE Furniture company. Mr..
scoville is a promising young business
nan connected with the Scoville broom
factory. Their many friends join IN
extending congratulations.
Principal Austin Of the high school
viu leave soon for the east. where he
.tIl spend the summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
LOGAN.

Logan June ian afternoon PARTY
which an the ladies who were present
enjoyed very much. was the one given
by Mrs Walter Mclaughlin AZ her
home on Tuesday afternoon The rooms
were prettily decorated In yellow and
white flowers. and a very dainty lunch
con was served Mrs. Mclaughlin was
ASSESSED IN entertaining by her sisters,
the Misses Nora. Jennie and Elya Fila
SON Euchfo was played, Mrs Rail-.
Miss Hattie Smith ana Mrs. Kerr being
the prize winners. The following were
present Mesdames W. J. Kerr T.. W.
Robinson. A. VI. Flommlne. T.. D. Ball
Leo Campbell G.. W. Thatcher. Jr.
BeXell. W. ;. Langton. Geo. ~. Champ.
VIII Jardine, J. T. caine, Jrr =. \
Yoder II y. Styer Rhoda Cook, VIII
Petty. Fred Gates Guy Thatcher. Miss
css Eliason. Hattie Smith, Eva Knox,
Mrs. J. 4. Houdrickson and Mrs. Jos
E. CARBON entertained al china show
or To- Miss Rose Horner al the Hen
erickson home ON Wednesday after
noon which proved to be- a very pleas
ant AFFAIR The color scheme Of green
and white was effectively carried out
with bridal wreath. sn0wballs and
white satin ribbons. and "a dainty
luncheon was served by the Misses
Margaret Morell, Vivian Hatch. Loui-
"a Barber and Irene Hendrickson, The
following guests We're present. Mes
danes Homer Lloyd. Joseph Wilson,
Joseph Howell. T.. W. Robinson. Geo.
Barber II 4. Petersen. T. r. Lloyd.
Lucy Carbon. q. W Thatcher Jr.. J.
r Caine Jr.. Fred Merrill Beatrice
LLOYD. Thomas BEDFORD NeWbold, Guy
Thatcher Misses Nora Eliason, Min
nle Peterson. Drue, Hattie and Alice
Smith. Johanna Moen, Nottie Vaughan,
Mel Horner. Miss Horner was the re-
circnt Of many dainty gifts
Prof WIN Jariine returned home on
Wednesday from a southern trip IN
.hl interest 81 The A. g..
Miss Dora Wright who has spent the
winter in Logan, has returned to her
home 10 HyIum.
Mr.. seymour Wells ~ Salt FAKE was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy That
cher for several days OF the week.
Miss Elizabeth Smith and her moth
or who Is visiting her expect 10 leave
Tor the east shortly.
Mr.. and MIS- j. 4. Lsngton and chill
dren of Revburg are the guests Of
Mrs. Langtous mother, Mrs Lucy Car
don
Miss Lulu Carpenter. who has spent
the winter iu Salt Lake has returned
TO Logan.
Mr. orson smith. after having spent
some lime with hts family in Logan,
has returned 10 Nevada.
The Misses Ia prele and Mildred
Daniels are spending o. short time Wis
ting with relatives ana friends in Pro-
no.
The marriage Of Mr. JOS \. smith
Jr.. and Miss Della Bishop TOOK place
on Thursday last Mr. ana Mrs. smith
wifi receive the Congratulations OF
many friends.
Hon. c. W. Nibley was O Logan yis-
i,or the first part 81 the week
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city, and congratulations Will be ex-
tended to them by many friends iu he
city and state They viii leave after
the ceremony on a wedding tour TO the
east, and VIII return 10 reside IN Pro
vo.
Nj. and Mrs Claire Reid entertained
about 20 OF their friends az a musicai
at their coy new home Thursday eve
ming. Roses We're used for decoration.
A delightful musical feast was enjoyed
by all Refreshments were served.
Cards are out announcing a recep.
ton 10 be given by Mr. and Mrs..
James L. Clayton al their home Friday
evening, June 20. IN honor Of the mar
rage Of their son Raymond. to Miss
Ada schaerer Of Payson.
Jennie Worsly Thomas was the
charming hostess az a Kensington az
her home Thursday About % lady
friends enjoyed "a social time. A dainty
lunch was served. The Priscilla club
members were among the guests OF the
evening.
Mr.. Thomas Williams has moved bis
family to California for the summer
Mr. n. s. PyBe has returned Thurs
day from Washington Tor the vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hedquisi and
Mrs. Kitty Hines are making prepare.
tons for a trip to Great Britain. They
viii leave Provo on the 22nd inst. and
visit relatives In the east. leaving New
York the first week IN July.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Baily entertained
at q very elaborate dinner party at
their home Tuesday evening. The dec
ord'i1Hs were very pretty, festoons Of
roses We're arranged from the four cor
ners Of the room to the chandelier az
well as numerous boquets throughout
the house. Covers were laid for Is.
Mrs. W. r. Ward is visiting In Stock
ton with her sister Mrs. Nuhlenbruck.
for a few weeks.
Mrs Howe Of salt Lake city is yis-
Ting her son, Mr. George T. Howe,
ana family in Provo for a few weeks.
The Rebeccs lodge held very impress
siye memorial services in their rooms
Tuesday evening.
Mrs r. 5. Hines and Mrs. Charles
Hedquist spent Sunday IN Spriugyille,
the guests Of Mrs $. Packard.
one OF the greatest musical treats
the Provo people have enjoyed for a
long time was the musical given by
Mrs. V. b. DeLoery On honor OF her
brother, Mr. Eugene l.. Roberts, at the
College hall. Friday evening. The
numbers were given by pupils ~ Mrs
Dolocry. which includes some Of tho
best talent in salt Lake and Provo. ana
was greatly appreciated by an present
Mrs. Ida Jones Deputy Of Seattle.
Wash. Is the guest Of Mis- Beulah
Bachman.
Miss Miriam Nelke left Saturday for
the east. where she win spend the
summer
The Utah SoroSis gave q very enjoy
able lake party Wednesday afternoon
al Utah lake
Mrs. Bell McAdam ~ Eureka was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs j. ". Nc
Adam Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Jarvis have
returned home for Ann Arbor where
Nj Jarvis has been studying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

Miss Ehle WamiDk Was visiting Lehi
friends Thursday
Mrs. FranCelle O.BrCH BIAS gone 10
Wisconsin 20 visit relatives.
Next Thursday and Friday the four
wards OF Lehi win CIV, au joe cream
ana strawberry festival m tha City
park and pavilion Each day baseball
basket bah and other games viii De
played, childrens dance in the after
no1u dances both evenings and sMW-
berries fee cream and cake WIN be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

musical event OF the season Tho
hall was crowded by the music lovers
~ Eureka, and every number ON the
excellent program was heartily en-
corcd.
John Summevile and Miss Irene
Kinder. well known young people Of
Eureka. Wer9 made man and wiz. by
Bishop Daniel Connolly Of the J.. D..
8 Church on June e. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was served
and a pleasant social evening spent
The local hive of the Ladies Of the
Maccabees. entertained Thur day eve
ming IN honor OF their state c0mman-
der, Murrea McrWin The evening was
pleasantly passed iu social cougersa-
ton, and delicious refreshments.
Mrs Alexander Gourley entertained
The Ladies Republican club Wtdnes-
day evening
Miss Ethel lyey and Buelah Bacon,
well known young ladies OF this CITY.
are taking q summer course az The
University al salt Lake city
Nc and Mrs p. j. Donnelly celebrat-
ed the twentieth anniversary OF their
marriage last Saturday evening The
evening was spent playing cards and
With music, etc. An elaborate wedding
supper was served during the evening
Fred and Ella Mathews. who have
been attending the Agricultural college
at Logan are home for the vacation
period
Mrs. T. ". Gose OF Robinson is
visiting with relatives In Illinois
Miss Emma krkman is visiting
relatives at Sauiaquiu.
The ball given al l. o. o. F. hall
Monday evening by the Eureka base
ball team ~ honor OF the Park city
team was "a great social success and
several pleasant hours were passed by
belle and beaJ IN skipping the light
fantastic.
Tintic Lodge SO. I'll, B. p. O. Elks
have completed an arrangements for
the celebration Of their NTH auuiycr-
sary, with a grand ball at J. o. q. +.
hall June 20. Punch will be served
aud the ladies will De remembered with
a baquet OF beautiful flowers as a
souvenir Of the occasion.
Editor Isaac T. Delhi Of the Mann
moth Record BIS attending the meeting
Of the National Editorial association at
Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Georgidna Robertson is visit !
ing With relatives and friends in Bing- !
ham canyon
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Haryman ~ I
Humbolt New. visited Tiutic relatives /
this week. Mrs HGuyman Will spend |
the summer at Payson
Mr and MIS- james Knowles return !
cd this week from Lghraim. Utah.
Mrs Joseph Hodge and son. mother .
uud brother of John Rowe. are visit /
ing him. Their home is lD Butte, 1
Mont
ar. and Mr., Desmond lon ihIs wcoa
for salt Lake fo make their home.
Mrs Margaret Shea visited friends
az the capital this week
Mr. and Mrs. John Haradn are H.ii-
Ing relatives iu Saupelo county Mrs
Hanafin viii spend the summer months
there
Mr and Mrs. Walter Henry wera
the guests Of Pays1u friends this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

4 sweet singer Boz Elk county, Kan,
lifts mp his voice in this wise THE
farmer SONS DIS crop. his good wife
sevs his clothes the farmer darns
the winds aud his good wife darns
bis hose The farmer pitches IN the
hay. but should hc cross her whlm,
the good wife lays aside her work and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
EUREKA.

The musicale given az odd Fellows
han Tuesday evening by Prof. y. T.
Hodson and pupils proved 20 be the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
Make Your House.
work a Pleasure

The woman who Ias flnoasa Kitchen cabinet does not
have Go SPEND aI of her time q. tle Kitchen.
She gets through with he- work quickly easily systematic
ay knows where dri everything she instantly,
without taking endless ste 90 get BE-.
s.l,. ans McD1urau Kitchen C5bre. made
conviction tA8t uil sou thousands
vl also than ts by Keeping food supplies
free from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
\ Kansas sweet Singer.

sold the entire time. all money made
gnlng 10 The now taDernacIe fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

GCalI at this store, and see the COM
plete display Of McDougaIl Kitchen
Cabinets, and learn how you Can get
one on 80 days trial in your own home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

Miss DE Henrie and Dr. George II.
heindselman win be married this eve
ming In the presence OF relatives At the
Tome Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Henrie. Bishop +. y. Tay.
lor officiating. DR.. and Mrs Heindsel-
man are popular young people Of this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16

Mr. Hyrum smith is attending sum
mef school Ia salt Lake City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-02

The clerk read a petition from Chan
non q Dufva for permission TO make a
water connection and run a 2inch
main 10 Stewart Harper's barn ON
Seventeenth street. Referred 10 the
waterworks committee with power TO
act.
The clerk read a petition from Frank
Law for permission TO transfer his sa-
loon license TO William Schmid
Alderman Pratt moved that the petit
ton be referred to the license and mar
kets committee to report Carried.
Alderman Robbins moved that fur
Their business be dispensed with and
hat the committees of the Rock Island
club and Retail Merchants association
be heard concerning the coming Farm
ers' National congress. Carried
Alderman Robbins moved that the
sum of $3.50 be appropriated from the
contingent fund 10 be turned over 10
the committee TO be expended in the
decoration of Market square. Adopted
unanimously.
Adjourned on motion of Alderman
Eckhart. II. c. SCHAFFER.
City Clerk.