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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
THE GoURD HAD AwoRM IN 1T

"And Jonah began to enter the city
a days journey, and he cried and said,
yet forty days and Nineveh shall be
overthrown." Jonah, chap. ii j, v. 4.
That is just the length of time Cava.
lier has given Pembina, AZ days from
the canvass of the votes which is 4(
days from today. 1t will be recalled
however that Nineveh was not DESTROY
ed at that time, and that Jonah had g
hot time under gourd that grew up il
a night and perished the next night or
account of little worm.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY
.aaa4s. sa.oo P1R AarMva4
=. A. Wardwell. G. G. Thompson
wARDwRLL . THOMPSON.
COUNTY SEAT INJUNCTION.

On Wednesday the county commits.
sioners and count. auditor were served
with notice Of injunction, temporarily
enjoining them from declaring the
result of the canvas of the vote for the
county seat. The hearing is set fol
Nov. 22nd at Pembina. The grounds
on which the Injunction was asked and
gr ranted are briefly: That at the time oi
the presentation of the petition nc
opportunity was gwen for examination
Of the. petition, the county board relying
entirely on their own knowledge for the
sufficiency of the names attached both
as to number and qualifications.
That neither the petition or the ballot
conformed to law, particularly in this
that the election was confined to choice
between Cavalier and Pembina, whereas
every elector had a right under the Law
to vote for any town within the county
that he preferred.
The present suit is practically the
same as that sought to be presented to
the supreme courtprevious to election
in which suit the Cavalier attorneys
Joined with ours asking for q decision,
but which was refused at that time by
the supreme court.
AS will be noted this case as brought,
has no reference to any irregularities in
the vote itself, but is based entirely on
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
Collections

accounts Mrs. Burley was 4 votes ahead.
There were3l15 names on the poll
books. 2249 votes for Cavalier and S15
for Pembina and 81 voters did not vote
on the county seat question. After
several exasperating changes for and
against, the final count for superintend-
ent of schools left Mrs Burley seven
votes ahead. Two recounts we're made
each resulting IN different figures. The
county board will be in session today
and adjourn this evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
:IN COUNTY COURT.
II. G. WICK. JUDGE.
=

/
Summary for week ending Novembe
l2, 1910.
Estate of Angelina Trotter, Draytor
Bond and oath of executor filed. Bon,
approved and letters test,mentary issue
to John Lyle of Bowesmont.
Estate of Archibald D. Cameron
Glasston. Hearing on petition 70
letters of administration adjourned t.
November Is, 1910 at 10 a. m.
Guardianship of George Bernart
Rene and others, minors, Pembina
Bond and oath of guardian filed. Bon,
approved and letters of guardianship
issued to Kate Rene of Pembina town
ship, the mother of said minors.
Estate of George J. d. Rene, Pembina
Bond and oath of guardian fled. Bone
approved and letters of administration
issued to Kate Rene of Pembina town
ship, widow of deceased.
Estate Of Lizzie Holliger, non-resi
dent. Proofs fled and decree mad,
showing notice to creditors duly given
Final account fled. Hearing on sam,
set for Friday. December 8, 1910 a
10 A. M.
Estate Of John Robertson, non
resident. Hearing on final accoun
adjourned to Monday, November 81
1910 at 10 a. m.
Estate Of frank Goodrich, Neche
Final account with concent to allowanc,
Of same and wxiver of notice fled
Hearing had forthwith and accoun
allowed. Residue Of property ordered
turned over to widow as exempt.
Estate of William q. Ferguson
Drayton. Resignation and refusal t.
qualify by Geo. A. McCrea. one Of th.
executors nominated in the. will, fled
Bond and oath Of William II. Ferguson
the other executor filed. Bond ap
proved and letters testimentary issued
Order made Tor the publication 81
notice to creditors. The time for pre-
sentation Of claims being limited t.
four months.
Estate Of Bjarngerdur steinolfson
Thingvalla. Hearing on report Of sale
of land adjourned to Nov. 10 at 8 q. ~
Estate Of Dittmer Rudolph, Bathgate
Hearing on petition for license to sell
land adjourned to December 9, 1910
at p. m.
Estate Of William J. Camden, Wal
halla. Final account fled. Hearing OF
SAND set for December "A, 1910 81 II
"A. NJ.
Estate Of Duncan McGillivray
Bathgate. Hearing had 6on Anal
account Final scccount allowed and
final decree Of distribution issned.
q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
Official Directory

s U Senators F + TeS,,nSs2 TTnSSmpfen
U Represent !! 3 Hanna
) :. tatives ~ j Gronna
Gses,tenant GGseysTnouMJSsn SaqeanolR Bu5re 1ew,a
Secretary of fState-Alfred Blaisdell ,
State Auditor.D Z Briehtbiii
Attorney GeneTalIAndseX : q Miller
Railroad Com APM a. q Man Anderson
; missfoners VII y 4 STAND standish
) Supt Of Pub Inst-W Z stockwell
Con, Com 9f a.L InsuFaPce-K a9cK e Z GSSPer :Ra..
; Judge, es ssp,s~. 8 T f':s %'s:xan s:s's'nr
J JIG Carmody
STATE SENATORS
LIST Dist-Judson LaMoure. Pembina
2nd Dist-F A Halliday. Crystal
!. REPRESENTATIVES
lGA McCrea. Drayton
LIST District lWalter Wexford. Neche
fudge 7th jud. DEW nesVS 81 Kneeshaw a
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States AttorneyccM Rrynjolfson
Auditor-Wm. w Felson
Treasurer.FH III Anderson
Eenss EEesistsr1 1DdHs.H Of Dseds.Gy9hc q Wiek F Gill
SurveyorF s Hebert
Supt of Schools-Isabella A Burley
Coroner-Dr F. NJ Burrows
Public Admi1rEhs Admin Msrlcs. Thof%aldson n,,,;
co,,n+v 2nd-J K Olafson. Gardar
So..,sss 3rd-Adam Norton, Caval'r
" 4th-Ios Eorin. Neche
sthoWm Bigwood; St Tho's
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

Weidner. near Payette last Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor society
held a very profitable business meet
ing at the Congregational church
last Friday evening.
a fine Oldsmobile containing five
passengers passed through town
one day last week. The party were
from California and had been to
Portland and were returning home.
The young people a. the Fred TIar-
per home entertained a number Of
their friends on Thursday evening
Of last week. The evening was
spent in singing aud playing after
which light refreshments were sarg-
ed. All report an ENJOYABLE time
w. s. Hlnchliff and J. r. Sheldon
and wife attended the dairy meeting
IN Caldwell last Saturday. They re-
port a very enthusiastic meeting. II
Is estimated that five hundred In
terested people were in attendance.
A committee meeting on BY laws
was held at this place on Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies' AID Of the Congrega-
tlonal church will serve leo cream
and home made candy on the school
house lawn next Saturday evening.
Paul Bralnard and sister Bessie
started from New Plymouth Monday
afternoon 20 Thunder CITY Thoy
win make The trlp on horsoback
Ernst Meyer and wife started for
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

rections Of tho street and alley com
mlttee with Charles W. Phillips as
chairman.
Mrs. Fred Fish and children and
Sra. Fishs mother are camping aboy'
Falka Store where Mr. Fish Is work.
Ing on the railroad
bir and Mrs. Reed. who are living
on tho D. J. Graves farm near Val
Icy View are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a little daughter At their
home on July nth
Arthur Smith. who has been work
ing AZ woaon. Wyoming, Is visiting
AZ the home Of bis grandfather, j.
Falrman. and bis uncle. Fred Fairman
Sir Smith has been suffering with
rheumatism and was advised by his
physician TO seek a different eli
mate II has been four years since
he left New Plymouth.
Dr. Harrison. formerly Of Fruit
land. but nov Of Drewsy. OREGON.
was 90 Nov Plymouth between trains
Saturday He had been 20 Portland,
Oregon. TO take an examination be
fore the medical board Of that state
and from there he went t0 the east
err part Of Canada 10 visit his wife
and baby and was on his return. The
Dr. h nicely established In Drewsy
and ia hvaing a good practice
Mr. and Mrs f. F.. Cox. Glen Cox,
and Mrs. McCllntock we're guests OF
he formers daughter Mrs Halle
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

first OF the week. Glen Is employed
In q je~clry STORE in Twin Falls,
Idaho
Harry chaswlck. who ia street
car conductor Ia Seattle. Is IN New
Plymouth Tor a son days visit with
the home felix's r. f. Chadwick and
family.
Richard stockton. tbs ave year
old son o. Edward stockton and wife
vas operated on. one day last week
for adonoids The little fellow is
getting along nicely,
Louis orrall. who has been employ
Cd a. barber AZ fhe pool room.
has ieft town 20 llvo on bis home
stead near NyHsa
The Frlsndahip and Phllathea elias
ses Of the Congregational Sabbath
school are planning picnic a. Nc
Farland's grove on Friday OF this
week.
DR. sumner Davis started Tor
Grand Island Neb. Monday morning
ln a business kriD
Mrs. Columbus French. who has
5een visiting Ia Michigan returned
% her home on the noon train Sat
friday
w. Pheticplace. who has been O.
south Bend, Ind. for the past ok
months has returned 10 HIS family AZ \
be restaurant
The streets % the town arc being
rorked and Improved under the a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
Burglar Medicine.

"a society woman once asked me
what she should do If a burglar were
to get into her room and awaken her
from Sleep said a former police cap
tain. Il told her TO do nothing except
sit up in bed and squeal for help at
the top Of her lungs. That's the medi-
cine for Mr.. Burglar. Not one Of the
gentry in 10000 will do aught save run
like deer when a woman begins TO
yell, The sure enough professional
will not harm anybody unless corner
ed. and to shoot is the last thing he
contemplates in his philosophy An
amateur loses his head and uses his
gun, but a regular-never."- Baltimore
American
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

3tarkey Wednesday morning Tor a
weeks outing.
Last Saturday night some of our
most patriotic citizens decided that
they had not had enough celebration
and as that was the evening of our
regular band concert and there were
a good many people on the streets
they took up a collection and bought
the left over fireworks in the town.
including Roman candles, skyrockats,
balloons etc. Altogether we had a
Zine pyrotechnical display.
Bernard Eastman has purchased a
fine, matched driving team of +. b.
Cox
The girls Of the Christian En-
deayor society will have their special
meeting next Sunday night. July II.
Great preparation is being made. All
are cordially invited to attend. Miss
Ella Meyer, leader.
c h. Brainard and wife of Pay.
cite We're seen ON our streets Tues
day mornisn
George Blayden and Arthur Meyer
We're Caldwell visitors last Tuesday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Miss LncestA Lansdon stopped on
her way to Council TO visit az the
HansgAa home for couple Of weeks
aslss sssssdon was schoolmaic Of
TIE Misses Martha aud Julia flanagan
Al 81 Teresa's Academy ~ Boise.
Miss ethel Ensign was he guest Of
Miss RUBY smith last week returning
10 her hoae in Payrfte SATURDAY
Howard Gargrafe. Who with his
noshsr wenf to Nortb Dakota about
: year and halt $50 has returned
- New plyaoaih
Ar. nAnleis and family have moved
,aso the Harvey Bean house Mr
Daniels = eHpIoyed IN ; y IA
frone's hatcher shop
ssiss Anna Reifea. pbo has been
xiseaalng tooi - Norihneld. Mass
arrived b ScW Plymouth last satur
Say She was accompanied from
lssyetse ~ her sister Ns Prank
Falkeestirn
81 p seaunsn and daughter. As
nes made 3 business trip 20 Payelte
SATURDAY. afternoon
~ pnasing ~ Ontario made AZ
professional qisit 20 New Plymouth
sass ssayaay
Glen Cox soH 81 3 = Coz and
Nif. rad = nyinr visit 81 ihe home
a. his parents on East boulevard the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
Tho Rhymins spsllsr.

A correspondent mentions the difH.
Guilty experienced by budding authors
IN spelling words in which dlplthongs
'ei' aud lie appear An easy man.
uer 10 recall The order Of precedence
Of the vowels is contallod IN an an.
Client rhyme;
en- before "e"
Except after 60
or when sounded like "a"
ia "noighbor' aud weigh"
New York sun.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
The Family Tree Grew Backward.

The Family Tree Grew Backward.
\ Kansas City man married, ana his
motherin.law came To live with him
About year lnter friend met hin,
and asked:
Has there been any increase in
your family since we last metY
We'll, yes. There's one more OF US.
Well Glad TO hear 1t. BOY or
girlT
Neither It's my wlfe's mothers
mother who has come to live with
us"
The first man wns silent a moment:
then be said, 1T looks to me. old man.
as II your posterity had got heated In
the wrong direction ~ Kansas City
Times.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
Sarcastic.

A pompous looking lawyer once
chartered hanson cab, and on reach
ing his destination he only gave his
driver the shilling required by law.
The driver looked at the coin and
bit his lip, Then In the most courteous
manner he said: DO step in again. sir
! could ha' druv We yard sr two far.
,heF for this ERE London Fun.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

Lord Fltzfoodle casting himself on
nis knees before Araminta, gave ut.
terance TO the following; "Oh. that ]
could snatch a pine from some prime
val forest, would sharpen the end
with my penknife. dip It IN the molten
crater of YeSuvms and write upon the
azure wall Of heaven in letters OF liv
Ing Gre, 'Araminta, ! love thssr"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
HIS Own snh.r,-

"You a doctor! Why, nobody ia his
senses would employ Your
Perhaps not. but I'm going to be
q doctor TO lunaticsw
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
psintine Farm ImpIerents.

The farmer who takes proper care
OF his implements not only houses
them and Keeps them I'm good adjust.
ment' but he paints them occasionally.
Paint closes all cracks and keeps out
the moisture. 1t not only preserves
the wood, but the iron parts are beue.
hted as well. II also gives the tools
a much better appearance. Before an
plying new paint remove an old paint
that Is likely To scale or aud see that
all par's are 'h2raugbly clean and drv
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

These positively the handsomest spreads shown
Tor the money. Values in them up to S2.9s. Come cut
rnged, scalloped and plain hemmed
all in the best Marseies.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
kNooKI KNocN! kNoces

KNOCK! KnoclSl Knockl
Hear that nasty hammer knock,Bs-
EFery nerve within US shocking.
Keeping all around us rocking.
All our kindest efforts mocSing.
Hammer going like a clock
KNOCK! Knock Knock! Knocki
Knock. Knock, KuockI
This Old chickens tough as Isat,.srgs
My. but this is awful Weatherr'
-Ain't this old town barn ,nd sloVya
NY, you've got dowdy beaar'
On, lust hear that hammer So
KNOCK! krcck Blow Blcwl
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
Easilv Timed.

Read-Have you ever timed your
automobile? Greene-Oh. yes! IL
stood perfectly still for forty-eisht
minutes on the road today
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

you try a happy thought sundae.
Wanted-All kinds of blackberries,
raspberries, logan berries or null
berries.-Payette Vinegar Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

MANY OF inc rising young men Of
the day are running aeroplanes or
win be in the near future. and some
OF them viii be advertising Yeast
Powder and Porterhouse steaks
they're rising all the time. Gee
that's a bum joke, isn't it, heard
q good one about Casey who worked
IN a stone quarry. lie was telling a
friend he had quit his Job. And
why did We quit?" asked his friend
Because Nv a remark the foreman
said to me-" And phwat did he
say?" He said; Casey: we're fired. y
1 guess the cost OF living is going IN
still higher this year but everytbirg
points to increased production and
prosperity. The people win nav
more but they'll have more to nav
with. The only cloud on the business
horizon is the increased cost Of ma.
teria's that enter into almost every
manufactured article Goods in a
store like ours have got to be sold
'n a closer margin and sometimes it
IS so near YOU can hardly see the
CLINT between cost and selling price.
Naut the boss 10 raise the retail
'ri1es but he won't do IT,
What are you planning in the tog.
.ery line Tor your vacation. Did Won
oi eii buying d new suit in the
pr'hs. Perhaps your las. spring
uI' was TOO good to throw into the
iscard. That's the way our stuff
ears. II you intend to buy this
lontb or next. give US a chance ma
sure with you. We can show YOU
Re ne" crimps in mems weaables.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

The world Is ladder FOR SOM.
~ s, W and Others to come down
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

%, %, 81, 20, 10, IS, in Blocks 9
and 4, in front of Lots %, 21, 20, 10.
IS, II, 16, IA, 10, in Block s, in
front of Lots 1 to 70, inclusive, in
Blocks 12, II, 10; along Fifth Aven-
lie in front of Lots IL in Blocks
and ~ in front of Lots / in Block
and IA, and across the Oregon
Short Line right of way, on both
sides of said Fifth Aveue, to the end
of he pavement as shown by the plans
and specifications of Local Improve
ment District No. l of the City of
Caldwell, Idaho, along Sixth avenue
In front of Lots 12 in Blocks IA and
z, in front of lot IS in Block 2, in
front of Lots l in Block rs and 3, in
front of Lots 80, 90, rs, 81, rs. 25.
in Block 3; along Seventh avenue in
front of Lots II in Block IS and 3.
in front of Lots 13, IA, Is, LIZ. II.
Is, in Block 3, in front of lis r.
and 13 in Block 70, in front of Lots
| in Blocks 76 and 4, in front of Lots
80. 20, 2S, 81, 26, 25, in Block A, in
front of Lots and "a in Block IL,
one foot on the Oregon Short Line
right of way. on both sides of said
Seventh avenue, to the end of the
pavement as shown by the plans and
specifications of Local Improvement
District No. !, of said City of Cald-
Idaho; along Kimball avenue in
front of Lots l and "a in Block 10.
in front of Lots %, %, "a, 25. 2G.
81. in Block 5, in front of Lots in
Blocks and II; in front of Lots
~ and 13 in Block Il: in front Of
I I -,
4; In front of lots 10 in Blocks and
&c. and across tho Oregon Short Line
right of way. on both sides of said
Kimball avenue, to tho end of the
pavement as shown by the plans and
specifications of Local Improvement
District No |, of said City of aid
well, Idaho; along Ninth avenue In
front of Lots IL in Block n and +
In front of Lot ~ In block 3; In
front of Lots in Blocks as and &. IN
front of Lot 81 In Block G, Ia feet
square ut the corners next To tho
pavement in front of Lot ~ in Block
To and Lot | In BLOCK ., An In the
Original TOWNSHIP W the City of Cald-
we'll. County of Canyon. State of
Idaho.
And according to plan 3 of Or
dinnnco las;
Along Arthur street In said city In
Cpont of lots to IL, inclusive, in
BLOCK IL, Original TOWNSHIP. City of
Caldwell, Idaho.
The City Council reserves the right
tC reject and and all bids
j. b, GOWEN,
Mayor.
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho, April rs.
1910.
A 1880
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

This town has the strongest,
fiercest spirit of democracy ever zen
in the world before. and anyone Who
does not sniff it In the air couldn't
smell glue factory High-class and
highly paid walters will stand for be-
ing called Gus" and bill" but when
one tries this fresh and too familiar
style of patronage on a cheap restau-
rant waiter something is liable to oc-
cur which shows that Gus" or bill"
doesn't want condescension smeared
upon him, for often enough this par
ticular Gus" of bill" speaks three or
four languages clearly and politely
ard. in another year when he comes
to his true place, may be sailing away
his fifty or SIXTY dollars week
New York Press
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
CURLING WANTEN


Notice is hereby given that the
City Council. viii on the End day OF
May 1910, at 8 p. M, receive sealed
bids for the construction, according
with tho provisions of Ordinance No
49, Of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, OF
the following pieces and parcels OF
cement curbing:
Along Cleveland Boulevard in the
City Of Caldwell, Idaho, in front of
Lots to 3, inclusive in Block los,
in front Of Lots "a to IA. inclusive.
IN Block lG, in front of Lots / to -,
inclusive, in Blocks 116, 115, all in
Slrahorn'S add ton; in front of Lots
~ and IA, of Block 16. in front OF
Lots - to l3. inclusive, in Blocks l Z
~, ~, 20, 81, and Lots "a to II, in
elusive, IN Block %, also in front of
Lots ?, 3, in Block 1903, in front of
Lots ! to u, inclusive, in Blocks %,
a. % 2G. and in front of the Lincoln
school Block, all in the Original
loWhSile; in front Of Lots 10 to II,
lhcluslv" in Block 25, in front of Lots
~ to Il inclusive in Blocks "a, %.
~ ~, in front of Lots "a to II. in
elusive IN Block 20, in front of Block
. and in front of Lots
LOIS to 2, inclusive, in Blocks 80,
w. ~. p, and in front of Lots 10
10 =, inclusive, in Block 26, all In
norman Addition, in front Of Block
w. ~ front Of Lots and 3 in Blocks
t. - IL, Ia, in front of Lots to
~ inclusive; in Blocks II, Is, 10,
" "n III 'front.' Of Lots and 2 in BLOCKS
~ and : !, all in Wash ngton Heights
Aodliion; in front Of the Block lying
on The north side of Cleveland Bonlc-
l'ard between Goth and 21st avenues;
~ rom OF Lots II TO q, inclusive.
~ Block !, Blatchley's Addition: in
'front.' Of the Canyon County Fair
rounds; in front of The College of
tu!o2 campus, and in front of Block
y college Heights Addition.
n, ALSO along Kimhall Avenue In the
NY OF Caldwell, Idaho. in front of
1Io'# : and Il In Blocks 70, ~, "A.
49, -. -, IS. 80, in front of Lots |
GU" = IN Blocks 60, 6S. 81, &C CT.
an >, IN front of the Dement, block.
I'' III b'v"rs Addit on. In front of
a, NV, - liIock 30. In front of Lots -
w., "" -, IN Blocks 40. M, &C, 10 I'd,
90 VI, in front OF Lot t9 In Block
TT"' N front of Lots / and "a, In
r %,"'1a ~, II, "a. CO. 20. 81. % In
'Ip4 ct Lot | In Blocks 100 and 50,
-" "a VA Il" Original rownsitc; IN front
u. ,'"ek 20, IN Fair Acres Addition,
r rn. 'front.' of tho h, T.. Hardy tract, In
f frn, 81 Lots | and "a In Blocks t0l,
C ,"u, 81 Lots to "a, In Blocks 104,
""nndu addition.
-
IN Wv Guy Council reserves tho right
w ''j'el amy and all bids.
j, Il. GOWEN.
n,,.., Mayor.
1914 ''o at Caldwell, Idaho, April is,
A - "a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
JUST REVERSED THE gag"
More Truth In Old STAGE prlver's
Last Observation Than In HIs
Previous ones.

AS the coach logged along the wild
and mountainous trail the lone trav-
eler asked the old stage driver about
certain outlaw that had terrorized
that section some years back.
20, you mean Bad Bill" drawled
the old man reminiscently. wall,
Bill sart1nly was a strenuous cuss. lie
held up this coach six times one win.
ter, but outside of that he was all
right"
He must have been strenuous"
commented the traveller
Yes, and when he got tired of hold
ing up the coach he stole 20 horses
and shot up town Just for sport, but
outside of that he was all right"
'Whew! He must have been the
limit"
Pretty wild, pard; pretty wild.
Then ! recollect that he wrecked a
medicine show. burned down a circus
tent and tarred and feathered a min
strel man, but outside of that he was
all right. stranger" The coach had
now approached a big gray building
that stood on a hill
What place is that?" asked the
traveller.
why. that's the state prison.
That's where Bad Bill is serving his
time"
The traveller smiled sarcastically.
Wonder you don't spring that gag
about outside of that he's all right
But the old man was equal to the
emergency.
20, no, pard," he chuckled, I'm
change it around a bit now. Inside
of that he's all right. Get up,
hosscs!"-Chicago Daily News.