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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27
The first rumor
from the Haywood
Jury Is to the effect
that II stands 10 for
murder In the first
degree and z for
second degree.

They had a retail lumber deal.
ers' meeting at Nnlnpa Tuesday,
and il was largely attended b,
the officials OF the Northwestern,
Lumber Dealers Associutio,.
and Others from this section.
They discussed measures rela-
thug 10 the best means OF rnisina
ihe price oflumlernnd increasing
their profits, and discussed the
mail order business m 40 inr az
II relates to the snle Of building
materials. ThiSl, propositi y
WAS only intended cnIy ioru Joke
hut the people don't know il.
Who ever heard Of n man in TIN
section shipping a 2x4. ora err.
loud oi shingles by mil? IL \
- "
mly "A Joke. when il comes t.
paying $50 per thousand fo,
rough lumber and proportiol'nt,
prices Tor finish Further, III,
meeting ~ Nan'pa accused tn.
mai order honss'S OF selling infe
rior materials II there cnn bs
anything manufactured inferior
70 thu stun we get here they will
hnve 10 use glue to hold 1t to
Hether TIL 1t gets on III,
rnrs.
The facts nre that the humber
lienlers have no kick coming. II
Is the people who have the right
20 object. The lumber combine
that absolutely controls this ter.
ritory ~ about the limit when il
comes topureunadulteratsdro rob
bcsy. There is no other cause
that has hindered the develop-
nent oi this section so much az
he lumber combine. The pro-
lstitfse prices arbitrarily fixed
~ this hyena has prevented the
construction of thousands Of
comfortable homes throughout
he territory occupied by the
combine, However, We bel.eve
he irign oi these robbers IL about
- AN end. There isnow pending
before the Interstate commerce
submission enough information
20 send it, leaders to thcpen, and
Ne are nssnsd that il will be only
= short time before il isncted up
I'M. Justice may he long ncoln.
Ing. but AN eyen balance will he
struck eventually. Ia the mean /
time the lumber combine isn't
getting It's printing done at The
Herald office, but is patrouizing
those same mail order houses
TIM it 50 righteoa-ly indignant
against.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27


See Judge kerrick and get that
Fish aud Game License.
Bert Louderback was down
from Caldwell Tuesday.
Merry Mcdonnell was down from
Caldwell Monday to dosome sur
veying.
food goods at right prices all
the time.
Gem Mercantile Go.
The "Pony win be discontinued
tomorrow--Sunday--and y train
from Salt Lake to Portland put
OH IN its place.
CD. Sinsel, the Independent tele-
phone man, WIS down from Boise
Saturday closing up business
with the Parma Telephone Go.
City Livery X Feed Stable
Drny Line in connection. Hull
ing done to any part OF the coun-
try. Independent phone.
Grant Hand, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. III. Stockton,
Leonard Stockton and DR.. ana
Mrs. Waldrsp lett Tuesday for u
months visitvn Long Valley and
the lnyette l.nkes.
{. o. Clark ,of Ration, n. NJ,
stopped of oil his way to Port
land for n couple OF days visit
With his uncle. A. j. Mitchell, aud
,ther relatives here.
Deputy Sheriff l.. B. purkhisel
wns down Wednesday, and took
irssisA-s>nd Bessie pritchnrd buck
10 Caldwell with him. The girls
we're sent to the state industrial
'''hool at st. Anthony.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES

Of the Village OF Parma, Canyon
County, Idaho, for the fiscal Se"'
ending May LIST, 1908 -,
The entire revenue OF the W.
Iage for the last fiscal year rom
ali sources was s1292.Ss.
The probableamounto d money
necessary for this year is as io''
lows
Salaries of officers
and clerk. ....,....".~-.T loo.oo
Printing q Publishing
ordinances. ........~.... 1000
Repairs on culverts, ditch
es & lieadgates............ cow
Warrant due Am. Fire
Eng. CO.. Jan. l, 1908 10000
Warrant due Parma
LighlCo. Jan. LIST, 'os 3ol.9o
Interest OH warralts..~., oO.0o
Street Lights, 10 mo......53e.oo
Judgment against Vii
lge held by Delaney
for personal injuries. 800
I,terasf ~, s,,u,e $3.50
Total $3OO7.1Ol
W. f. Babcock,
Clerk.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

We, Clneanng the parnn Her
aldlr'luring the past 3Is yrals
inive strictly observed the biblical
inlns'ctipil. ct BE We patient
"shex' h'en more hanpatiept
We hare been deaf 10 the cries ,f
he knockers, and needless of the
vntieing allarcmen,s OF the Phil
iStines. We have advocated the
trade MT home theory. both as
10 our own inclinations, and at
The earnest solicitations of our
merchants. We have purchased
our groceries, our butter, our dry
goods. our lumber, our coal.
when we could get it) our wet
goods, a;;::sI! al .otherluxuries and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

SUMNER EXCURSION RATES Tt
PAyETTE LAKES.
June LIST 30 Sept. 30. Excur
sion tickets will he sold To Mead
ows and Lardo (Payette Lakes,
at u rate of $13. 10 from Parma.
final limit, 30 days from date OF
sale.
Trains connect at Weiser Will,
train leaving Parma S:32 u. M,
arriving at Payette Lakes 6 p.
IN. Of same day.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

THE SUNDAY ALONE
"a. en esnss per line each ,ns..,,.
sn words 70 line. insertion. Count
ADDRESS
THE srokEsMAS-REvnw.
Spokane. wass.
Write your adv. p,atn,v
sn..r.,lps or money order sor amount
wish sS ossred and state whe,h.oer
fsis.-s-w..,hn' Inserted In Daily. s anSs, sos
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

Now is the time TO get your fish
and game licenses. They are is
Sfed by Judge J.lE. Kerrick. Il
Nra tail TO get u license, don't
dnne the officers if. ycs. z t
~p;1-.,.ed.7
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

The annual business meeting o.
the Roswell-Parma Picnic Asso-
citation will be held at Mr.. Trout
residence next Tuesday night. a
full report is expected from eacl
committee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

We have buggies at right prices
to everybody.
Gem Mercantile Co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27

400 reasons to the contrary
Notwithstanding. he sane
conditions apply to yonslSto tons.
II we are going to make Il town
h re we must pull togplhpr: there
/ AZ ether way to 10 it.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27


error-if the almost unanimor
custom Of osu business men
} lcorrect. Onr bank, whr
doesn't get n doIlar deposit fror
Caldwell, gets its statements pull
lished there. Our merchants
who do not sell q dollars wort
OF goods IN Portlnnd or Chicago
get n Inrge pnrt Of their printin;
done IN those places. Exceptin,
one or two places Of business
which need only a small amount
ofprinting, the only Institution
IN this good oh town TINT get,
its printing nnd job work done
I'ereis the Parma Crennery--and
Il Is the best creamery in Idaho,
too. The majority--the big ma,
jority-of the burners in this sec.
ton, are friends Of the IIernId
and get their butter wrappers
printed here; but some get them
printed at Caldwell. ami bring
their butter to parnln to sell.
Some of these same farmers bring
their produce to Parma to sell,
and buy their groceries, etc. else
where, with the money. This II
wrong-sS wrong. The business
and society OF thisgood old town
are iounued on wrong principles
You emit blame u turner's vii.
for purchasing her drygools IN
Caldwell when the wife of a banker
will not purchase her dry goods
here. You cannot blnme n lar.
'ner's wife for gong TO Caldwell
or elsewhere for her nlilliner,
when the hardware merchants
wife does the sanle thing. TIN
entire trouble lies IN l'm1nn. aud
with Parma business men. W,
viii have to get out of it il ",
yer make ~ town here. So IA
ns The Herald * concerned. ",
ran the paper ut u loss for nv,
wears. The plant X pnid for. and
we believe we can run the pnpm
two yen'~ more, profit ornnprof
It. AMI we nr going to do it.
Now, using ourselffOrnn exam
pie, when we might use any Other
good ci,izen. We viii give the rem
solls Tor this hck of harmony
lnd tell u few fncts IN connection
Herewith. Some oTyou r-s,iset t.
pn vronizp ns b,c.l~. yon don't
like the wax we run our husiness.
It's OUR business. not yours. II
We cnlesl to invest ignte, we might
not IKE the WAY Won RIM yours:
int We didn't llnvechnrgr OF yom
training. nnditSnotour
llIlt. Some don't like ns be
muse we are not rom Illinois
limits not our f,ult and ifyou'd
Just exevisen lSttle reuson you'd
know 1t without c'l,ssirg a. to
make the hrnilinting confession
that onr pnwnts We're in NliSSonr
when Ma We're born. Some obieci
because We don't attend rheil
'huch, they shoul1 spend mor
money to convert the henthe,
u home, aud lesss IN china. We
amt See any religion in their ~.
us',l to patronize us. Some oh.
ect because We sometimes spend |
! quarter IN n saloon. They |
'uglit To refuse TO nccept any
money from n saloon keeper, but
hey ion't--notyct. Somedom'i |
Ike us because we occasionally |
Ind some iault with the way the
'ubllc schools. the town, countr. |
'r state governments una con.
lucted. Come down and wc'll
ihatwe're right. Some
lon't like us because we're al
lcmocrat, and That's where
they're dead wrong.
Theonly things youarpentitled
% from this office are courteous
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-27
People sae Events
BEING BRIrF RECORD OF WEEK



i Mis-. A. A. Paul was Il Caldwell
visitor Wednesday.
/ The Parma ThresliiIig Go. has
| purchased Il new IsuuIey clover
huller.
Agent Rogers returned We'd
iIesday from u months visit
east.
Mrs. AunselI and daughter OF
Des Moines, Iowa, yisited Dir. and
Mrs. c. l.. Park the first OF the
week.
I,oIn:--At Caldwell, Friday,
July 20. to Mr.. and Mrs. &. j.
Strickland, twin daughters,
weight TX and y pounds.
II you want II delicious dish OF
Ice Cream, or al ice-cold drink OF
Soda Water, call on Miss Grace
Graves at the Opera House Par
lor.
ID. W. Anderson today received
u premium Of ~ sewing machine
from the San Francisco Exami-
ier. MIR. and Mrs. Anderson duly |
appreciated the present.
n. :. kibble and wife returned
Tuesday from II visit to Mr..
kibble's parents at Plucerville
w. X. Hatch nude II business
trip to Caldwell Wednesday.
n. X. Jones. superintendent of
the Bell Telephone Co., and A. L.
the Caldwell manager,
were in town Thursday, looking
after their business at this point.
At u meeting held at j. II. |,
rrout's Tuesday evening by the
Roswell Parmu Picnic Associa
ton, c. +. Paine was elected ,
president; j. III. Trout, vice pres
dent; A. j. Redwood, Sec.-
Treas.; {. b. Ross aud John Mel
'on, directors.
The county commissioners
nave created the Parma school
nto an Independent school dis
riot. The trustees appointed are
ls follows: ! year term, d. O.
'astater, +. +. Anderson; , year '
erm, f. Il. Fisk, J. Il. Kerrick: 3
'ear term, W. b. Mitchell, II. {.
'aldridge. !
i
The body of Alfred Alexander. i
Who died last week at .JordunE.
'nlley, arrived Saturday night, r
md the funeral occurred Sunday.
'ervices being held NJ the Presby- {
erian church, and the remains j
Inferred at the Tucker cemetery. q
Ihe physician who attended him II
lScrlbed his death to "heart fuil- !
ire and when questioned over \
he phone, positively stated that : !
here were no dlphtheretic symp- y
oms. However, it has been de- 9
Inltely determined that his :
eath was due to dphtheria. A +
ounger brother who went over o
ilth his father aud was present >
ihen he died was taken m with ,,
he disease the day Of the funeral. "
md was promptly quarantlned '
y County Physician Waldrop 81
the carIessness or IN n
ompetency Of the jordan Valley
MUSICIAN the disease has ben 81
wen a wide chance tospread. as
here was a large crowd at the 4
neral. However. it is foped
hat thepresent fnvorahleweath- 4
r VIII 10 much ee- hinder con
lgion. :,
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-03
Bargains In Farm Lands.

If you want to learn about excep-
tionally rare bargains in South Da-
kota farms lands or unusual business
opportunities in the new towns in
the magnificent new country being
opened by the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railroad extension write for
beautifully illustrated descriptive
pamphlet on the New Empire,
the farmers and stockmen's para
disc. The pamphlet will be mailed
free. A postal card will do it. Write
at once before edition is exhausted,
to A. B. Cults, G. P. & 7. A., Min
neapolis, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-03
For envelopes, letter heads or
statements, The Gazette printery.

For envelopes, letter heads or
statements, The Gazette printery.
Morgan Messenger: Henry Jaehn-
ings of new Richland, Mimi, was
the guest of his brother-in-law and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmahl, the
latter part of the week. Mr.. Jaehn-
ings contemplates leaving soon for
various points on the Pacific coast.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Engineer
Moore of Winona arrived here the
first of the week and has taken
Engineer John A. Mellor's run on
the Redwood branch. Mr.. Moore is
an older engineer and is entitled to
the run.
Walnut Grove Tribune: John G..
Jones is very much pleased with his
auction sale the 18th, and attributes
a good share of the success of the
sale to the efficiency of B. G. Schuel-
Ter, the popular auctioneer of Red
wood Falls. The stock sold for a
better price than Mr.. Jones had ever
hoped for.
The dead body Of H. G. Wefen, a
man of about 80 years of age, was
fished out of a slough near Granite
Falls recently. He suddenly disap-
peared last December and it was
supposed he had gone into the woods
and would return in the spring.
Nothing further was thot of his dis
appearance at the time, and he was
soon virtually forgotten. He was a
man addicted to the use of liquor
and bought some alcohol at a saloon
in Granite Falls just about the time
he left.
Auditor Weaver has found some
more interesting historical facts
about Blue Earth county from the
records of the county board. He
finds that up to Oct. 9Th, 1876, there
had been paid out for grasshopper
bounty S31, 062.97, and that the total
amount paid out for these bounties
was SAG, 70. The amount of
bounty paid was 81 a bushel, and
some farmers made more out of the
grasshoppers than they would have
out of their crops. They made ma
chimes that caught the insects very
fast, and took them to the town
clerks, who measured them and saw
that they were buried, and then
issued warrants on the county treas
ury.
The Northwestern road has been
strengthening the bridges on its line
west during the past season. The
line was rerailed some time since,
and the bridges oyerhauled last fall.
The road was placed in better con-
dition to permit a larger freight
engine to be employed in taking
care of the large amount of freight
handled on this road. The larger
engines are now being used as far
west as Mankato, and in all prob
ability will be used on the Tracy
division in the near future. Until
recently they did not cross the Mis-
sissippi. These leviathians are ca
pable of hauling a much larger load
than the ordinary engines used until
recently.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-03

The enterprising business men of
Lamberton have organized a cor
poratlon, with a capitol stock of
$4,000, for the purpose of operat-
ing a factory for the manufacture
OF cement building blocks and drain
tile. Leonard Redding is president
OF the new corporation and Alfred
Roos is its secretary.
Editor Bennett Of the Granite
Falls Journal says that the legis-
lature should not allow the wool to
be pulled over their eyes by the Red
wing contingent, and that the
schools for boys and girls should not
only be two institutions. but should
be located by the state in different
places, then all will know they are
separated.
Blue Earth Post: Report from
Wells has it that Village Treasurer
M. A. Toland is behind in his ac-
counts something like 81, 900. His
books have been audited regularly
during the years of incumbency, but
this was the first time those in
authority asked to see the color of
the balance on hand. 1t is probable
his bondsmen will be called upon to
make the shortage good unless Mr..
Toland is able to raise the amount.
The Madison Independent Press.
in speaking of Canadian land in the
far northwest has the nerve to stand
right up in meeting and utter this
solid truth: If Canadian lands are
so valuable why do the spectators
swap them for lands here? Did you
ever think OF that? Just think this
over and then hang on to your good,
old Lac qui Parle county dirt, the
increase in its value alone will make
you rich in a few years.
The turn of coin settled an cleo
ton contest at Morgan, and gave
William Muller a seat in the town
council. The unusual incident grew
out of the recent village election,
when four candidates were voted
upon for the three vacancies in the
council. After the ballots had been
counted it was found that A. F.
Ellies and A. V. Readen had plural
tiles, but the vote between Mueller
and j. E. Juhnke was a tie. AS the
simplest solution of the matter the
two men agreed to flip dollar and
abide by the result, and Mr.. Juhnke
found he was out of luck when he
selected "heads."
Sanborn Sentinel: J. B. Johnson,
a well-known citizen of Walnut
Grove committed suicide by shoot
ing himself thru the temple with
revolver. Mr.. johnson was at the
time driving a milk wagon on
route north of town collecting milk
for. the Walnut Grove Creamery Co.
Mr.. Johnson left home Thursday
morning north Of town making his
usual collections of milk, and on
reaching the farm occupied by Thos.
Nelson and his mother, ne found
loaded revolver, and with the same
proceeded to the clubhouse, where
he ended his life as aforesaid. He
was man who was very ambitious
and it is thot that he became melan-
choly because he could not accumu-
late enough of the worlds goods to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-03

Letter to Mr.. r. "A. Lyman, Red
aco0d Falls. Minn
DEAR SIR: When you can buy
paint for less than Devoe don't, save
your money.
Mr.. Aaron Higgins, Plainfeld, n.
j., always used Is gallons of paint
for his house; Devoe took IL.
Mr.. Ezra Rathmell, Williamsport,
Pa, always used II; Devoe took 6.
Mr.. Burt Young, Girard, Pa, al
ways used a gallon for certain
rooms, took half as much Devoe.
Mr.. Nathaniel Barber, Canton, N.
Y, bought II Devoe, used less than
6.
You can always buy paint for less
than Devoe; don't; save your money.
The wearing counts the same way
and doubles the difference.
The cost of painting is by the gal
Ion. Weak paint costs most; most
gallons.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEvoE & Co.
New York and Chicago.
E. A. Pease sells our paint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-13

+, r. CASADY g. co.
@-story 1-r mod, light press brick,
lot 2iX7 rods. on 2nd ave. close in, sew
or and macadam tax paid $4,000
New 2-story, TT, mod, red press
$4,000 easy terms.
West Side. 5X1o rods OF ground with
an elegant s-r. mod. 2-story red press
brick house. $1,000.
7r, mod. p. b. on Third ave. south
front. $4,000,
1-r mod press brick on 9Th East. near
list South, lot 22Nl0 rods, $500.
1-story p, b.. East Side. rooms all
mod. fur, front and back stairs, lot
A5Nl40 feet TO 16-ft, alley in rear; must
sell. $500.
5-r. mod; !: p. b. cottage, FUR, etc,
, 5-r mod press brick cottage. North
I!x7, rods, cor, on 9Th St. close in.
5xlo rods. cor on 9TH ST, close in.
2gNlo rods. close in. on East ard So.
10N1o rods. cor on North Bench. 5000
10 II. by rds. 20 alley, near l. d. $
hospital. S1050.
24X7 rods. near 5rd ave. and NJ street
SI050.
t0Xl25 IT,. on 9th East, near 9TH So,
$1,000.
f. L. Casady Co ao7 Atlas Blk.
Bell phone 222T-Red Ind phone l39S-R
m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-13
FOR aALE-REAL ESTATE

4 FIGHTER. REAL ESTATE, 10 WEST
a. iST SOUTH.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
4-room brick, Fern ST, near lst west
and 9Th North. splendid place for r., r.
man. Terms, $500 cash. Dal' Woh'hly
payments.
a-room house on 9th East, near 1st
South, lot 2ax5 rods. sidewalk and sewer
paid. $3.50 cash.
Near sth South and 9Th East. good:
substantial 4-room brick cottage anu 1alV
rods of ground
Brand new 4-roon brick with 4oxlt0
feet TO slley House Is modern and well
built. Located on 9Th South near lin
East.
Another brand new 5-roorn mod prick,
not quite completed. located on ST.,
near 9Th. east front. Reasonable terms
$1,000:
broom mod. brick cottage. south
front, ON 9Th street, Terms. $500 cash
and balance SIS per mo-. Inc. per cent
interest.
$1,000.
groom modern brick. near 9th South
| and 9th East; good terms.
VACANT LOTS.
2 lots on sth East. near 9th South, 5oS
| l57 feet to ls-ft. alley.
.>~.s .',r'g- --s.:'-
| lots on a corner on 10th East. Terms
| 5000 cash, bal. SIS per month.
2 lots. Bryan ave, 18th E. and 1oh
South.
| .-s...-e,.-:. - :. -s-;;".rS g..
49, -
$3.50
7-room modern pressed brick, corne
lot on 7th East, near 9th South.
r.,
$4,000,
T-room modern. newly painted ant
papered, brick residence, located on III
| East, near 1st South.
A Richter, 10 West 1st South s,
Phones 631. ml1I
~. eSSrs5=7-;z- 7,-.--:..-zSr---
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-13
pays 10 own 4 home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE

l! W. End South ST
,r rome Seekers are invited TO go ard
on annnspec, dour new houses at Nos. 1o16-IS-
20 and % Sth East st. These are cast
fronts. rooms each. modern; walls pa
pered and cl. light fixtures throughout:
sck PACK yards fenced and sodded (you don't
ana flower beds in front; cement walks
front and rear. In fact, these houses are
all ready for HOMES You don't have
can trade In vacant lots or personal prop
erty, VIII be ready for tenancy In a few
oSys' improvements are not all COM
pete hui are guaranteed.
Drop in and talk II over"
m545
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-13

KELSEY & GILLEstFIlls; IN; y y
Nrr the cheapest and o,s o.,.,.
real estate on the i,or, u \
fron,age from with mod; s,sloy ). .e1 /,
on Main ST for sl5Vp Vplg.d-;'
ne per cent net. The s II
buil6. $1,000 per n, loo., N
frontage on new ~, nsps;. s.
bel. ist and End "ess M
per II. less than aDs "a y
buy this and max m.n: bS'
In the next is mon,l.,, n1,lsr,,rsi l
I,s%' Una cent ,.T' T. too cheap; c1lol +. /,
10Th and 11th avenue. i'a.i n ,s Z
foot. Grand view, eloss ,,;s l,s|
n street car line ossu,IIIi ossnIIir N
avenue. The best l0'Sss nous.
i,s s695O buys bIs, ,,IsusIl,s 4
.. acres Of ground it,'s tISssOS -.
and .th East SIS. S'Sor 'SSorrs I
Srd : T'l,S; Ave. $3.50 n mod, d. 's >.
IsJ So. st. $500 ness = q
18th East. near isi s;,O'Ss.
valley and lake ~, iii II -
dence on the marsss'', MARIE ,,.. - 4,
all mod. 10! ssN.s' ~ monsl, "
LOT alone worth Wy We ~:
buy this Monday, pMroSpsrg 4
on '''7 KELSEY : +, gssct