The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-08-19
Meridian and Vicinity.
Register if you want to vote.

hunts Is the place to get fnt
watermelons and canteloupes.
Watermelons II cents per pound
at Hunts.
W. A. Orr, of the Troy laundry
Boise, was in Meridian, Tuesday.
Our Corn Husker takes the corr
and leaves the toe. Hayden's Phar.
macy.
j. G. Burns of Denver, Colorado
is visiting in Meridian at the home
of his parents.
The Ladies of the G.. A. r. will
meet at the Odd Fellows hall this
evening at s o'clock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Huntington, five miles southeast
of Meridian, August End, boy.
Note the big 1.-TWO in One" sale
at CARROTS, and take advantage of
the reduction in summer dress
goods.
Our Mosquito Cream keeps off
mosquitoes, gnats, and other insects.
Hayden's Pharmacy.
The county commissioners are
not voted upon by districts, all the
county voting for the three.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mace, five miles northeast of Me.
ridian, August 18th. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Johnesse are
proud parents of another boy, the
little stranger arriving on the 14th.
Fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Phone Ind. 1856 for ap-
pointment. Mrs. E. A. Newell,
Meridian, Idaho.
One of the new residents of this
neighborhood is O. W. AIger, who
has located on the A. I. Michael
place, mile and a half northeast
of Meridian.
GRAIN AND Hay BUYERs--We are
always in the market for hay and
grain. Call on us. We pay only
cash and the highest prices.
Union Coal & Feed Co.
STORAGE Coal Now is the time
to lay in coal for the winter. We
have the best No. 9 Rock Springs
Coal. Prices right. Call on US.
Union Coal & Feed Co,
Grandfather James DAILY will
leave this week for Roseberry, in
the Long Valley country, where
he will make his home for year
at least. We are sorry to see him
leave.
J. F. Rose has sold his property
at Modesto, California, which
means that he will not move to that
country this fall, as he had planned.
He is well satisfied to stay in Idaho
which shows his good judgment.
A fatal accidentoccuredat at Kuna
last Monday, when John Liloquist
fell from his new store building
and was instantly killed. He was
90 years old, and had a wife and
one daughter, Mrs. Christianson.
At meeting of the directors of
the Naupa-Meridian district July
I'd, at Nampa, Storey & Fawcett
asked that their account be paid
in full, instead of holding out 10.
per cent until the later contract
was completed, which was denied.
1t was urged that the water be
turued out earlier than Nov. 10th,
so that the cement work could be
started and completed before win
ter.
The registrar for Meridian pre-
cinct, Mrs. Rose Pettet, will be at
Champlin & Tolleth's store each
Friday, and the rest of the time at
her home three-fourths of a mile
south and half mile west of Me-
ridian. Next week however she
plans a canvass of Meridian village
in order that all may be given a
chance to register. The time is
getting short, and while there are
zoo already registered, nearly 500
more should avail themselves OF
the privilege.
To indicate the popularity of
the butter wrappers printed at the
Meridian Times office, orders have
been received recently for Mrs. j.
N. Cato, of Norborne, Missouri,
and Mrs A. P. Helphrey, of Parrott
Texas. The system of handling
butter in Idaho is all right, and
there are but few who wonld go
back to the old way of marketing
1t in big crock or tub, or of wrap
ping the butter in paper and daub-
ing the outside with a rubber
stamp.
The reclamation service engin-
eering corps, consisting of c. f.
McLain, in charge, and Messrs'
AL White, W. M. Randolph, Cay
ton Tucker, and Roy Gets, fore
man, finished their work in the
vicinity of Meridian Wednesday,
and will be assigned to work near
Boise, on the New York canal ex-
tensions. The force of twenty
laborsrs vera laid off this week.