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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

 IN WHITEVlL,LE

The candidates for prosecuting a- torney addressed the voters in "hieE vile township at Grace last night They are attending a barbecue at c,,;na Hill. in the same township, to- day They are listed to speak at shef- Till tonight. but up to late hour this ofter,oon they had not returned rom Whiteyille township.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

"I have been somewhat costive, but Doan's Regulets gave just the results desired. They act mildly and regu- late the bowels perfectly. ."-George B. Krause, 306 Walnut avenue, All toona, Pa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

Any skin itching is temper-te:t' :t' CT. The more you scratch the worse it itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczema-any skin itching. At all drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

A most refreshing summer drink is our ginger ale. Try case. Botf phones. Pine Bluff Bottling Co. 2W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

H Shelby is again at his ohlcP E., tho court house after several dd9 ; sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
For Rent-Two

For Rent-Two 1ufhls u rooms suitable for bed rooms ol ,ieh+ housekeeping. SIG East sec Ond avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

Mrs. s. A. Rosenberg is sick with an attack of fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

For sale-Locomohile fhpau1"' @ ,or sale cheap, Apply Geo. H. Aaain'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15
oso.p No o... Colombo D.aA.s.
A000et0&00.


A. a meeting Of the bankers OF
South. Eastern Colorado Was held At
La Jnnta. February 9Th.
]. N. Beatty Of Nanzanola was elect
ed temporary ehsirmsn. end e. ].
Smith Of Rocky Ford. temporary sec.
retsfy. 'eI
The following were present: Gra-
nsda. J. l. May6eid. Cashier. First
National Bank.
La Junta. r. w. Istterson. Pres
First National Bank; x. Phillips.
Cashier First National Bank: R. A.
Sieen. Pres. La yunta State Bank.
Las Animas. r. G. Scott. Cashier
Bent County Bank; L. z. Thompson.
Pres. First National Bank: J. NJ.
Moore. Cashier First National Bank.
Manranoia. ]. n. Beatty Of J. n.
Beatty q CO.. Rankess.
ordway. Ed Downey. Cashier Bank
Rocky Ford. G.. II. Harris. Asst.
Cashier First National Bank; z. ].
Smith. Cashier State Bank Of Rocky
Ford. n'r
Sugar City. J. z. Williams. CASH
ier Citizens Exchange Bank.
Swink. r. b. Morris. Cashier c. A.
Reynolds & Co.. iBankess.
r. w. Patterson. r. A. Sseen and
E. J. Smith were appointed COM
mittcc on exchange.
p. G. Scott. l.. E. Thomson and
w. c. Gould were appointed = COM
mittec on interess rates ON time eer-
ti6caics. to report at next meeting;
G. II. Harris. r. Phillips and 6. IL.
Winehcil were appointed to give
talk at the next regular meeting on
Bank Bookkeeping.
J. N. Beatty. r. ]. Smith and J. l..
May6cld were appointed commit
tee to confer with the beet companies
TO consider the best way for advanc-
ing money to beet growers. and to
make such arrangements with the Su-
gar companies TO best secure the
banks making such advances.
Group No. Ono Colorado Bankers
Association was adopted as the name
OF the association.
The temporary organization was
made permanent. :.
r. w. Patterson. J. E, Williams
and F. b. Morris were appointed .
committee on bylaws.
The following resolution was
adopted:
"Group No. I Of the Colorado
Rantcrs Association in session as
scmbled. hereby endorses the action
Of the Colorado Bankers Association
in recommending for passage bill
for the supervision of State and Pri.
vate Banks. known as the House
Bill No. i6i."
Adjourned to meet at La Junta
March 9th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

+, The Eagle Shops are constantly
cnlarging their scope Of operations.
The latest evidence of this is the con-
struction of a locomotive for the
Lockhart Live Stock Co. for the
transportation of beet pulp to the
oompany's model feeding yards near
the factory. And at the same time
the Goodner Bros. are rushed, with
work on their popular pumps, their
1907 model being an Improvement on
FORMER manufacture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

The Cement Stone Co. Of Rocky
Ford at its last meeting decided to
double the sum of its paid up capital
stock in order to enlarge the capac-
ity Of its plant. 1t has purchased a
brick machine of modern design for
making cement stucco brick, with a
capacity of 5000 brick per day. These
brick require no burning and there
fore no fuel for hardening. and they
are ready to lay in wall few days
after they are made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

r. r. Soupeset has already placed
his inveution mentioned In last weeks
Entesprise = his adjustable stove
CRATE. The Denver Mailcable Iron
Range Co. are the first users Of the
device and have entered into an
agreement to pay Mr.. Soupeses lib
eFal royalty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

Mai. Chri,ton Is just completing
for Frank John one Of the hand
soonest cottages ever built in Rocky
Ford. You can't help noticing this
new dwelling on your drive along
South Main street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

The painters arc just now finishing
their work on Alex Wants new home.
two miles south of town. II is fine
looking residence and credit to our
rapidly growing country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

Rocky Ford Odd Fellows are now
rejoicing over the fact that they are
out of debt and have Main street
business property worth $4,000. Few
secret societies are in better shape.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

G.. D. Rolandcr has lust moved into
his new seven room dwelling three
miles south Of town-it being one of
the many crcditablc country resi-
dcnccs now being erected in the
Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15

Carl Thorns. rsp'rs ypsvri.
q. ". HcH.na.. janitar ana
laundry for Dec. iSes. el.ee
oeo- haIg. hrd psnsionsrs foe
Ff.aI Nixoa. guard Al Co. 49,
Ia az 5snss "a; Eissss,e ssSa '.'ii: Co. ii:s;:
for JAIL ............. l.le
Colo. Telephone Co. pAons Tor -
~ '. Hiiisr. salary count.
Carrie Z Money. Co. :ap.. Of
A. u. Wallis. fees ............ S1.S3
w. Pointer. Juror county court lt.se
Alex Gray. Juror county court l1.Se
A. Halbefg. juror county court lt.es
u. ID. kouna, Juror county court lkle
w. l. Sirksnbsreer. juror 49,
county court ............... l1ee
y. w. stanbrtdss. juror county
Olaf Lsndshi. juror cosniy
c00n ...... .............. 1A.oo
J. u. wsibosn. juror county
a. q. Lincoln. juror county
u.:. -. ................. 103e
=. a. =. fIt.s juror county court IT'S
-
Benz. Reed. juror county court ll.So
q. b Samples. juror county
c9rt ...... ............... ll.oN
J. II. Patrick. juror county
C. 8 LAM. ;,;:c. :...;t:.:. .,.;.;. ::,:,.; -
:: scott. juror county court 7.Se
=. n. Carbide. Juror county
court ......., lo.oo
W. z. Stanton. Juror county
VeS9tt ssss ssss.s...ss....... ly.SO
A. W. English. juror county
Earl c. Hamilton. iil:,.''.:i;1;;: .i;n::: i@ss
county court ...... aaa6
A. .. Marshall. witness county
court .............. ....... 100
O. =. Wilbur. witness county
court ...... ...... 7.oo
Perry Charles. witness county
Albert Williams. wiins:: eoun.
David n. Fosdick. witness
county court .............. TOO
b. r. Davia witness county
c. z Evans. witness county
court ...... ............... 4lo
Charlie Nelson. witness county
court ...s ................. 100
Alfred Madison. witness county
court ....... ............... 100
Asa scuddsr. witness county
z i. Rouris. witn... county w
rso:. con;ei. witness ;iii.;;';s:;a; county
Eusrns Rourie. Wines. county county -'
court ........ ............. $50
iohn Carssn. Jr. witness coun-
y court ................... 1919
John r. Rourke. witness coun-
Geo 3 rJ Prsi;: ,,;:;,c: :;.::.... ;::: 81 81
Geo. r. Prcble. Justice fees. 3.3S
Geo. f. Preble. Justice fees.... 7.sO
D. 8. Dean. justice fees. 3.lE
y. 9. Dean. Justice fces...... 6.8S
Geo. w. Meador. constable fees Los
Robt. Chown. constable fees. E.3s
Geo. Gross. transporting per-
SONS to Co. Jail ............ 3.70
Geo. Gross. constable fees.... alS
John Case. witness Justice
court .............. S.Ob
Jack Burma. witness Justice
J. L. potter. witness justice
e. e winearn. wines: ,u.,ic: 80
Fred B. Mason. printing tag
receipts. postal cards. etc.. es.16
La Junta Pure Water CO..
court house ................ 1.l0
Matt Daimler. fuel for court -
uoubS sssssss.ssss..s oHsV
1aii ... .............. ATS
Matt Daimler. fuel for jail.... 1850
= Isl. 1 to 7in Jany. s.' .........:. .- - 4o.ss
land assessmcnts @ ......... - 5000
H. p. Schuyler. dep. assessor
from 1st to Jan. Z. '07...... 1880
Geo. Barr. sheriff fees Jan. LIST
to Jan. 8. 1907 ............. $3.50
Geo. Barr, exp. acct. Jan. 1st to
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
MT. PLEASANT.

Mount Pleasant The local or
atoriacl contest to choose a
representative to represent Iowa
Wesleyan on the state contest to be
held here next March was held Satur,
day evening at the college chapel
Carl Kremever, of Pennington. won
first place The subject Of his Grafton
was The Great Republic of the West
His thought was good and his delivery
strong and forceful He viii no doubt
make worthy representative for
Wesleyan on the state contest. r. E.
Lubbers. student of the German col
lege, took second place with the ora
ton on Basic Principles of Political
Perpertuity. Mr.. Lubhers won the
local contest last year and his Grafton
showed careful study.
The judges were Rev. Weston, DR.
Schwickard and NJ. B. Huston.
Ray Tenant took third place with
the GRAFTON, THE Nations Problem.
speaking as the Negro problem as
sucn. Mr.. Tenant showed IN vel
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
McElroy's
Restaurant
3. w. MeGinnis, Prop.
Our home cooking is delicious.
HAZEL DELL

Hazel Dell.-Miss Virgie Baum, Of
South Ottumwa, is visiting at the
home of her brother. c. G. Baum.
Little Miss Irene Dexter spen. a
few days last week at the home Of her
grandparents. Mr.. and rms. o. G..
Truitt.
Fl. G. Hollingsworth was a caller at
the J P Hollingworth home Monday.
Miss Lizzie Gift spent Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. c. G. Baum.
Mrs. Thos. Flynn is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Truitt spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Truitt near brakes.
vile.
James McHugn and Miss Della
Smith were guests of the Misses Grace
and Lula Harlan, of Pleasant Home,
last Saturday.
Michael Jackson and family, of OF
| tumwa, visited the latter part of last
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and was close ii al for second hon

Ul6.
Christmas will be observed at the
state hospital here as has been the
custom for several years in the past.
There will! be many entertainments
that will give cneer and brightness to
the patients and q letter has been
sent out by Dr.. Apologize requesting
friends and relatives of the patients
to send them some remberance of the
happy Christmas time.
| The Rommel club will give the Mes
siah next Tuesday evening at the
/, Presbyterian church. Admission is by
tickets which are given out by the diff.
| ferent members Of the club. This is
considered one of the finest musical
treats ever given here.
The short course began this morn
| ing with every promise of success.
/ Students began coming in early con,
siderable number having registered
Saturday. Large displays Of corn are
already on exhibit and the corn
| Judging contest is stirring up con,
siderable interest. TIE Mt. Pleasant
/ Commercial association has rented
some rooms in the Harlan house and
the merchants are displaying theil
| various pflLGS ntlc. IL 10 dlSO uSSu Dis
a bureau information where students
/ can secure help in getting roomins
and boarding places. 1t is expected
| that there will be over five hundred
students here during the week. Prof
Holden, Of Ames. with his eight as
sistants, will conduct the class room
work. The evening lectures will BIZ
held in the college chapel. The one
this evening IS by DR.. Edward
A. Steiner. of Iowa college. This /:
one OF t]H strongest courses in the
state and is literally pstronized b!
the people of Henry county and the
/ s,,r~o,,~dins no,,ot~s-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
T H E JUNIOR
Gil RIS r NJ A S
STOCKING CLUB
;SssceSsSsssesSeSsSssSesS;

The Courier will each day publish
the names of the members of the
Christmas Stocking club. To belong
to this club all one has to do is TO
bring one pair of nice stockings to the
Junior ef1ice, fill one of the stockings
with Christmas goodies, also put in
one toy and the other stocking.
On Christmas eve Santa Claus viii
take the stockings and the other gifts
to the Open Door Mission and the Sal
distance can send the stockings
and the Courier Junior will fill them
up.
Late yesterday afternoon young
woman brought two pairs of we'll filled
stockings to the Courier Junior office.
When asked if she wanted to enroll
the names of two children IN the
club SO that they would be eligible
for the prizes, Buster Mary Jane and
Tige, she said. ooh. no. ] just thought
the object splendid one and wanted
to help it along Surely this is an ex.
ample for other young women to fol-
| low.
Fourteen young men have also Of
| fered to help the club along by each
one donating % cents. No doubt ny
| Christmas eve MAN. others will have
| Joined the club, thereby helping to
bring happiness to many little chill
/ dren. Every day reports come in #
many families who will need help this
| Christmas. NO better way of re-
! spending to these appeals can be sug-
gested than to belong to the Christ
mas Stocking club. Everything brought
:! to the Junior Office will be turned
over to the Salvation Army and the
Open Door Mission. The workers be-
+; longing to these splendid organiza-
tioas know of many cases of want.
4 The following are the names of the
members of the Christmas Stocking
fclub up to II O'Clock this morning:
A THE BACHELOR CLUB.
FOREST WEBER.
MABEL REIFsNYDER.
CHARLES RElFsNYDER.
ROMANO ARNOLD,
LAVlNiA ARNOLD.
HELEN ROWE
L MARIE MlLLETT.
FRANCES WEIGH.
DORA ADCOCk.
ALBERTA ALASKA PARK.
EDNA DoUp.
ALDEN DOUD
GRACE HlGHTsHoE.
SAMUEL WORTH GILES.
AARON MELICK.
HELEN GAIL GRAHAM.
ELIZABETH WILKINSON.
NATALIE SMITH.
WILLIAM MYRICk HARPER.
PAUL HOLMAN FAUST.
SAMUEL. n. HARPER II.
FLORENCE M'MiCHAEL.
ROBERT M'MICHAEL.
BERNARD A. GiLLlLANn.
ALICE kELTNER.
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DONNElLL SMITH.
DOROTHY SMITH.
RUSSELL HOLCOMB,
r~htAIIr SAW &c

DOROTHY SMITH,.
RUSSELL HOLcOMB,
BONNIE SAYLES.
MARGARET WHELAN.
ALICE ELIZABETH GRAVES.
RAYMOND e. WALKER.
D. A. FARRELL.
PAULINE FARRELL.
MARY CATHERINE FARRELL.
WILLIAM THOMAS HARPER M
MYRTLE O'LAUGHLIN.
DONALD PICKETT.
GEORGE RANDOLPH cHEADLE
KENNETH cox.
NORMA DANIELS.
CORA scHoLL.
LEORA LEWIS.
LUCILLE WHITE.
JOHN BEATTY.
BERTHA DOWMEY.
FRANK MINTIRE POLLARD.
RAY LINDLEY.
PAUL, LIMDLEY.
BERYL DANIELS.
MAUDE SklRVlN.
MABEL skiRViN. :.
MARGARET MARY cAkNY.
JOHN M. CANNY.
JENNIE PLANK.
MYRNA ALTMAN.
+. MANILA BELLE JEWETT.
OSCAR ROOT.
GERTRUDE DOWNS.
VERNON DOWNS.
BLANCHE M'NAB6.
PEARL LEONA GILES.
DOROTHY FRANCES HALL.
HAZEL MOLGARD.
ELENORA MOLGARD.
ROWENA GRACE REID.
LAURA LEE,
JAMES EDWARD WHELAN.
JACK WHELAN.
HOWARD PHILLIPS.
CATHERINE MELICk.
HELGA SEISTRAND.
MAuRINE WINTER.
MARGARET SuNLEY.
LEROY SUNLEY,
MERMA ALTMAN.
HAZEL CHAPMAN.
HAROLD CHAPMAN.
ELLA WESLEY.
ID YOUNG MEN.
1 YOUNG WOMAN.
VIRGINIA LOUISE FULLMER.
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Xmas Shopping
at
Huffman \ 70.

means to you not onlH econ
omy but positive satisfact on.
for here is where you get not
merely coed goods at small
prices but goods dealt out to
you in the best of condition.
Sales are going on in almost
every department.
At the Glove counter immense
varieties for everybody.
Ladies' fine Golf Gloves PFC
Misses kid lined Mittens at sos
At the Fancy Goods counter
big variety of Back Combs. See
the big bargain in the new High
Back Combs at
25c EACH.
At the Table Linen depart
ment excellent selections here.
See what We offer in Cream, ali
linen Damask at,
SOC YARD.
Table Centers, Scarfs. Dolies.
etc. Don't pass the doilie bar
gain. We are selling them by
the hundreds. Special price,
SC EACH.
Swiss Embroidered Table
Scarfs selling at,
Csc EACH.
Thousands of Fandkerchiefs
are going out of our stock--o,lr
sale on these goods is highly
satisfactory. No wonder, look
at the choice-listen to the
prices!
Special for you when you
come to town.
Ladies Sheer Linen White
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
just half the regular price,
Sc EACH.
Special lot Of Pocket Books,
Purses and Bags. selling at
Csc EACH.
Ladies Flannelette Wrappers
the best ever offered for the
money,
$500 EACH.
TIE very best Teddy Bears,
:. made every one with voicc.
white or brown
75c EACH.
Colsate's Talcum Powder, the
Csc kind, for
15c EACH.
Colgate's best Perfumes. the
75c kind for csc. an ounce. sam
pie bottle at.
1oc EACH.
] Come and sec us-We have
4 many things to interest you.
| Huffman g. Co.
113, lis S. Cour, ST.
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We Invite You to Come

to our Restaurant when in Ottumwa.
You are always welcome. Plan to
meet your friends here and leave your
packages while shopping.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
To the person bringing to town the largest numb
There are absolutely no strings to this PROF.
receive the cash. The 1906 prize mas an
RUl .

This proposition applies only to persons living
outside Of the city Of Ottumwa.
Two or more wagons fastened together will not
be counted as one vehicle. However, Vehicle
may be INSTRUCTED on any numbr of runnng>gears.
Each vehicle must be driven up in front Of the
Onumwa Hardware Co, and the person scount ted
before II o'clock noon, on Monday, Dec. p, 1907.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-09
The Caldwell Band.

The members of the Caldwell band
are now having regular meetings for
rehearsals, and are preparing to en-
terrain our citizens the coming sea-
son with better music and more of
1t than any previous season since
their organization. The Caldwell
band has achieved a State reputation
and Caldwell people will be glad to
know that they are to continue to
have the best band in the State.
Senator L. R. Walters, representa-
tive of Boise county, spent Sunday
in the city visiting his daughter, Mrs.
]. A. Young. Senator Walters is
one of the pioneers of this valley and
has always been Democrat, with a
big 3D." He has a host of friends
in this county and they are always
glad to see him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-09

The people on the sick list are all
doing fine. Not much sickness here
now.
Snow, rain. mud, plenty of it. But
we need the moisture, so don't kick.
No use. 1t is here and will soon
make the green grass grow.
Owing to the conditions of the
roads everything is at a standstill
, for a few days. AS soon as condi-
tions are favorable the trail will be
kept hot hauling lumber and other
necessities.
Our school is doing fine this win
ter. AZ scholars are now enrolled
and the attendance keeps up pretty
we'll.
Homestead is being settled up
with all kinds of professional trades
men. II town was started In this
locality we would not have to go out
of the way to secure help required,
as we have teachers, preachers, law
yers, book keepers, printers, paint
ers, carpenters, masons, plasterers,
miners, hatters, milliners, shoemak-
ers, harness makers, blacksmiths,
merchants, clerks, BARRIERS, doctors,
agents, well diggers, in fact most
any sort of occupation to make up a
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Greenfield and
family, Mrs. Keever and children, all
of Driscoll, North Dakota, arrived
here Saturday eve. and are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Greenfield Mr..
Keever will arrive later with a car
of goods and horses. They intend
making this their future home.
1t is rumored that Chas. Rietber-
ger is studying law this week pre-
pairing himself for case to be called
In Judge Perry's court Saturday eve
where he will act as prosecuting at
torney.
| AlDClt ~. II al 40 has oOAo AAo Sidihls
consideration $4,000.
The literary society meets at the
school house Saturday evening. Feb,
9th, at 1880. A program has been
prepared followed by box social.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
A boy has arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mattison. He has
come to share the homestead.
Misses Blanche and Rena Green
field are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H
M. Prevo this week.
Quite a number of friends gave
Mrs. William Warren a pleasant sur.
prise, 1t being his birthday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-09
Nampa Gets Carnegie Library.

The committee from the Century
Club. which has been negotiating for
Carnegie library, have met with
success in their efforts, having been
advised by Mr.. Carnegie that he will
give $4,000 for a public library
building providing that lot is fur
nished, and the city will guarantee
maintenance fund of $1,000 a year.
The city now has valuation Of
close on to 100000, which will be
greatly increased the coming year,
and the one mill tax allowed for
library purposes will bring an annual
income Of the required amount.
Efforts will now be put forth to
secure convenient building site.
There are several available lots and
the matter will be taken up with the
city officials and the location def
nitely decided within a short time.
When the local matters incident
to the securing of the institution are
fixed up, MIR. Carnegie will send
plans OF buildings costing $4,000
for selection to be made. These
plans will permit of such modifica-
lions as the city may desire. 1t is
probable that the Club will have an
extra room or two for meeting pur-
poses in the building-Nampa Lead
| er-Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-09
The Jesse Davis Affair.

Some persons were led to believe
by the article which appeared in the
last issue of The Tribune that the
county officials of Canyon county had
reported that there was no evidence
that shots had been fired into Jesse
Davis house. This impression Is
wrong, as there were bullet holes In
the house and tent. The officers
could not find evidence to fix the
blame on any particular person or
persons. The article gave the i'm
preston of The Tribune without re-
gard to the impression of the county
officers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-09
State Board of Hotricutlure


List of Nurseries authorized to do
business in the State of Idaho to
date, January 80, 1907:
Des Moines Nursery Co. Des
Moines, Iowa; J. E. Steinour, Muir
laugh, Idaho; Gardner Nursery Co.,
Usage, Iowa; A. D. Guild, Post Falls.
Idaho; Brown Bros. Nursery Co.,
Rochester, N. Y; Albany Nurseries,
Albany, Ore; D. S. Webb G Co..
Occur d'Alene, Idaho; Taylor Broth
ers. Hepburn, Idaho; Murray o. Ran
dolph, American Forks. Utah; Home
Nurseries, Charleston, Washington;
James Fitzgeralds,. Filler, Idaho;
Stark Bros, Louisiana, Mo-; Wash
ington Nurseries, Toppenish, Wash. !;
Edwin R. Hanford, Oakesdale, Wn.;
Davis Bros, Salmon. Idaho; The Pay
cite Valley Fruit C Investment Co.,
Payette, Idaho; F. w. Settlemier,
WOODBURY., Ore; John F. Ryan, Ros-
we'll, Idaho; F. w. Hawk, Roswell,
Idaho; John F. Whitlock, Meridian,
Idaho; Northern Nursery Co., Dem
yer Colo; D. L. Wylde, Grangeville,
Idaho; Jacob c. Jensen, Brigham
City, Utah; The Capitol City MUIR
sery Co., Salem, Oregon; Bradford
& Hays, Charleston. Washington;
Utah Nursery Co., Salt Lake, Utah Il;
Isaac Buckley, Orc Elmo, Idaho; Bay
house Floral Co., Boise, Idaho; C.
w. R. Peaslee. Charleston, Wash. !;
Harness Dix & Co., Utah; j. H.
Campbell. Boise, Idaho; Pacific Nur-
sery Co., Tangent, Ore; John w.
Pittenger, Nampa, Idaho; Russelville
Nursery Co., Russelville, Ore; w. G.
Austin, Boise. Idaho; M. NJ. Lewis,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho; Mountain Gem
Nursery, Sweet, Idaho; ]. c. Fin
stead, Priest River, Idaho; c. P.
Hartley, Caldwell, Idaho; Chico MUIR
sery Co., Chico, California; Boise
Floral Co., Boise, Idaho; Pioneer
Nursery Co., Salt Lake, Utah; Color
ado Nursery Co.. Loveland, Colo. !;
Oregon Nursery Co., Salem, Ore; H.
G. Monce, Nampa, Idaho; Miller &
Son, Milton, Ore; o. F. Smith,
Blackfoot, Idaho; G. F. Lansing, Ma
rion, Ore; J. A. Waters, Twin Falls.
Idaho; Bingham Co., Nurseries,
Blackfoot, Idaho.