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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-26
TEAMsTER Ia nIIIrn

!. ss.plag from bis seat In a faint.
-. -. D VI Kelly. 35. fell be-
/ 49, ne wheels Of a heavily load.
! @ ~ wagon at Spokane az.
\. s ns'sconsln st. last night aud
- sn'ed Kelly resided at Ifs
49, Z. A vidow and three small
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Sis
LEVEL CLEARED LOTS
Sis
lTME POOR MAM'S
OPPORTUNITY
A GllT aEDGED INVESTMENT
Never before the history poor
man had chance to secure beautiful level cleared lots such
terms without interest That this Is the opportunity
time evidenced by the that
but you need take word for
proposition Read what % aud
the property.
Albert spyeher 4oa Pike seate--I purchased some
property Rochcaier for $40 aud after
profit
Ell Olson. 1857 Seattle purchased
the new townaie OF Rochester and regard
propositions for that public
lewis KaSen 2oa broadway Seattle have just 70
propagation that heard Of
too and only sorry that buy
other iownate propagation 1t
waste OF time 60 make comparisons.
ROCHESTER, Needs YOU

Rochester IL located a beautiful valley right Al tho
junction of the Grays arbor lines Pacific
wankee and Oregon Washington railroads with
urban line coming in The townHe
the finest improved fruit and dairy farms IN the and the
VIII produce the finest garden other
hois churches
building obtained cheap mills large
tract OF being factory
hud eiy of AmokeatAc where all
obtain steady and wcpad employment There big
for iAboers In the mills and railroad
Rochester Is close the newly discovered oil fields
alone will make property very valuable
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WlAT0R FALLS
$50 FEET. DIES


'"+ANsA sFNeAN
RiSx OF. b While attempt.
Msnsst II Issy after a flight
nm smgss. Aviator blanchard
m1 HES Ioday lie fell with his
srpns a distance Of $50 feet.
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>'e-~s>@~e~~Srs~SN~~eNS ~S~~~@.e~.e.rSe1~~s~s
SITUATION wanted - altaFnWud tutfhuF
lh pf nut OF etfy good sauntrf Toe "A
pfef~ffed A. Eilsfann Seattle Wash
tteh Tel
y go foaf ws~kly cleaninkf haFdw oad
.les,fs specially Etcslient Seattle rsf.
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spEcIAL noIIcEa.

" L~FFEL ~ 7 u . o
~s~a~~@~s@~-~~~~s@-~4-
DENNY WAY UFffufasrEMfNg CO.
zine aph1istsrfuE furnltuFs rapa1FiaE
also fuvulture packing anh boat ouFE =
speciality. All wuFh guaranteed
Fnone Y A 80 afs psnnY way
AME LEoLA@c1rries Thmfsday ever.
fuEs. FeadinEs daily pHE8DEN. IteE
Fifih Main 11sf
antsd Elderly 81 luvaiid psrsan 81
persons 20 faka rooms With ~ atfhn8f
board h@at ~ care fnqB4rs ti6s sth ~
Eshslmam q WUsau earpaa8srs aaa
3oeaara. wtndew and doar srFsana q sp@.
rini.r Main ti79. iad stsf
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LIVESTOCK
-~~~.~~y~-~~-N-~~~-~~~ ~-~-~c~~~N~-~~~S~O~-
EF0T conn IN SALE gTApT.Eg

HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES.
Heavy draft medium sized horses guar
sntssd ialf Western Az Aain 1914
as buys choice % two fresh cows.
rafsrs ~ their sides. Jersey and Dur
ham. ITea Green Lake boulevard. Denny
station Green t6k
Ssw Baln s-inch NaKon. SIS. new
hufsH blankets wtii take forfeiture in
trade soa virginia at
Enriish 5uti terrier d0R. years.
months Old Ind ~. ask Tor Parker. or
call a. fire station, ztrd and Greenwood
~ mnch cows. partly fresh for sale.
also ie stalls for rcnt Sis BatsfnAn u.
fieaf Eetpwn
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aHA ftef stevens New Method r..rh
NffA ihe Dancing guaranteed in I pfi.
nm NatH lessons naYa evenings rrtat
fFf' Alwafs free Fourth ana pine -
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ron sALs-woo, AND COAT
chArTEI IoANs

i.pA - 10 WgHhIag PEOPLE
Oh REAL ESTATE FuHNfrunE. Pr
AMOS. LIVE STOCK DE Any GOOD
hkctNiTf EASY PAYMENT pLAN
LyWEfr Possible RATEs MAIN
4TfT fHD fa1E
OSCAR = 1ENHEg a Co INc.
ftf hnuheru Bank Hiaa tth and Pike
Loans ~ furniture horses etc Will
lam fn1rh room TT Nes York bldg
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N~-~~@~~-~4~~@-~~e~~-e--~ ~~e~~~ce~s~~~~~~~r~rsr~
tEa reward vii b. paid. ne questions
asked. raturn iHdF'a gold lace pocket
book uafslfs frame sst wifh stones. In
side 90 araNad owners name. Lost Tues
day October ~ Address R-i4f. care
star
Lest ~ EtFaFsd from fsga Sixth av.
W sunday evening. Chess peake dos.
brown curly hair. " bite breast 4 Years
eid. lame in left front leg Finder cali
Queen Anne 1884 or Ind 1899. Eeward
Let or Stolen EnRiiah setter dos
black patch Includes right eye. another
near tail city license tfia Tsiopheus
East aa1d Reward
Ieft a valuable umbrella BIZ Majestic
theatre late saturday evening Phone
Nain f1t1 HeWari
fnat-~Chuds BLACK woot tiKhts Phone
Beacon 1861
months Old Phone fud fffE Reward
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FoR sALE MIscr.LAnEous.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
~-eef@r- e~-~eSs~aNasasa>sraSeear->
btiLD' HEiLDff BUILD aOWt
VINE lufnhnf prices ere fha lowest IN
f"hrs and bpand 90 80 %. strict
economy aNHEeaia saving fna middle
funu'f profits by buyine
hAHH Doors aud HONLDrNOs
aiFNrt from our mill 10 seattle
DtAHf FAfNTH FAHNfHuEa.
hDpF1ag. BULLDOG PAPER
AID HARDWARE
We nfEr you ~ call and see the high
grade Of our goods. or 20 send a tesi
order
We Eeii anybody ship anrwhsra Al
prices same 20 ait-iike these
Z. cross panel doors for painting ff2E
a-cfofs panel dn1rH. for SHINING 81 60.
NILSSON style bunNaisn dqprH 81 60
'FRONT.' doors, - 80. s. %. % 10 fa.og.
cottage front Windows ~ SO %.
" ~ inside door frames gse
D. y plain window frames 8 %.
HEND FCn CATALOGUE 80 81
- WGLI.IAHF co.
1913 First Az a.. near walker 81
bpth phones seattle Wash
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AucTtoN SALES

-0ee~r~r-e~~~~er~o~s~e-~
a 2 nothschra nursionssr ana appsais
~. a. FaaF service Mafn 1875 T. tGIA
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UATTl NOVEMBER FIRST

We TO sell level cleared lots depot and
that worth from go 70 800 each right only
stB. without interest Think ~ lt-iotu
town with three railroads for 0ny as Bui quick
y wsnt to take advantage OF SPECIAL OPENING
OFFER.
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FunERAL pteEcToRa.

rUTTEHMORTH d Son. f'rofssHIonai
Directors aad Licensed ErnhaimeFa 1871
lat OPP Moore theatre Both phonss 9te
Boau~y watson Co. Fuasral pirsef8ra
Third AZ ard unirerslty Bath phones "a
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AGENTS WANTED

~s@~s@~-~r@-~r~e~~sesfaf
AGENTS wANTgp--ru I'D % ssppiy
fhs fsfuand fnF fhniee nufseFf STOCK
nasflf tree casa weekly Address - ~.
TAI CITY SunaEHr coMfASr. HAlsaA
oregon
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CITY ASD COUNTY LOANS
On improved pf vacant property az Z ard
PEI rani AHg amrunf from 80 20 1890
fof innE o. short time. and easy pas
mfhts. 10 DELAY HfuFtsFant a co att
ttati9n nlegh herona anf Columbia
MonsY 70 ipsn ~ Z ard : pes coat. 81
aeiar Ia Mes YORK. HidE
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EtfI rafasaa 81 rssass nassm sfs ea
ttgs atth a. s.fessn Hssasre hesss lts ~
itls haineni 49, i-r78aa maiern Ia
tsif sia AZ. t.rsaea mmfsrs n.t ~ =
sses nsnef say. tsaens measfa spass
rioSEER wNWr = COLLECTION co
Amerteaa msns nits
A SNAP.
81 900
A fAft corner lot. with a T-room
modern house. one block from
gath and Madison Rents for
SCI 90 Assessments all paid
$500 cash, balance to suit Make
me an offer
~ = ORR CO. INC.
T0T 10 Ti3 Alaska Bldg
Main 1886 -Phoncs--lud. 1851
Az medstn. raasns. tta. faannH $50
HeitsFues Sgnnsff esr. ena ~ lice. one
block Wsst. ihr@@ nosth ilN f.akssisa
ssvsn-Feasn usasisvn haase. ana piaek
from ar lire. 90 psf usnth. asa
Lads place
FOR HENr--A ANAp
FaHr-fepm medefn flat. on FhimnaY av
car une 0rrsn ttt ttss
y.Td sis E.s,sas. tssso Tssis i ~
Fanr room rattaaa. nnfaFHishra farFn
hasemtsnt. otase IN ltit ffawsu e. MAia
Nss moasrn heasa f5r test can On
1ener ttlT vim av room
strafsfoasn hpBss. tWu aieeks nafth ~
~ HHtEmw fafanH hHWHH EHaf Tn4H
Neai tsreom epttaRo. half BLOCK ffum
ear. ii1 per menih Fhnns bsarau ava
FLATS
s~s~r@~~ee~~s>~s~~~ ~Se,~~~~~~~~~s>~~e~S~
Epar rom fns,iefn tlst eiose ia. hai.
ara ffs
Fivs ressns. tse air raoma. tla sh
lett wsshiuEtaa. Teisphaus Maple t8t
Etsnant modern. fpur-fnogn fiat. on
Madisou ear Tire. si1t Madisnu 81
Nice moastn t-reom pppsr fat In
aairs tisA Meirose North SO
FURNISHED ROOMS
~~~~~~~~~~~SN~~e~~~ s~S~e4~-~~~~1~~~s~
Tas ylrsinaa Can bells closets.
blk from wss'isks % every room. tres
niNhsa tAii outsider rates from o. So 60
Hss: steam Sss' ice Sis,ssss
raE AwNEx -ssst Eighfh az. near
Wesiisks AZ nsw. ciean Furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfof msnl.
Rates 81 80 per week iso per nisht
Olympic Apartments ~ Wausekeaping
rooms ~ v and % single rooms u 50
anf upi best ana cheapest close 10 apart
m@ntu in ritg. near public market 1910
western AZ
IarFs ffoat bed room. first floor. phone.
bath. steam heat, SIS per month iiz1
Columbia.
Niesly fufnished rooms. istg per week
ms Madison.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-~.-.~-~.~es~.~s~.Ne~s~.ee
Good steam heated and housekeeping
rooms esntfais reasonable. a12f sth
ainRie ana suites. walking distance.
rss bath. liFhti . 50 up g9aa Sixth av.
furnished Housekeeping rooms. 1909
gth az rent reasonable
FOR -unfufuishsd front room
Ia i7ff
FURNISHED HOUSES
N~s~~~-~e0N~N~-~c- ~N-|e~s~-eeN-~~~N-Ne~~
the rsai you gay OF furniture n a
furnished houss. " Applied On goods puf-
week nr month. wuuld soon enable you 10
owu e. We sEtsnd credit Woodh0uss
Piatt Furn Co. SIS PIKE 81
Seven room furniabrh house. close in.
Ballard. rnnt Tor board fnr father and
seven year-oid son. Phone ballard 75s.
Three room furnished house. light
phone and water. as. Phone Hudson
faT
For Rent -Five.room cottage. Furnish
cd pa 81 Madison ear limo Phone Main
12ta. tnd tts2.
Fnuraruum cottage pig tgth. SIS.
East Union or Ma0rona rar Oak 10
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~s@~srss~~No4e@NeN<-reT ee~~~eNe~-N-~NN-~s~
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS. 4oo
HaaflHkn4 strictly modern. completely
furnished 2. g. Groom auitaas special
summer rates walking distance. T.. tat,
IND agIf
BOARD AND ROOM.
s~~0e~~40eo~oeNsN~~.s~ rNc4eeAcs00~~eOs0eeee
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THE SEATTLE STAR

To MAIL AUttst NsHfMs Ths OATS
= hen feuf tahtrfsHttan expires - o. tas
stAFFs4 label % saaM pa ser When thAf
afte arrives. n FH4f suheFrlrtten has sat
Akatn hsun Qaald - aavhnga. Faag r#Has
- taken frHn the ttaE a cmaaHe - dafs
Ha ihs address label IL feFrlnt tiaa
Der year 81 80 Tor al asnths
Battered a. the seattle peatafnas a.
second class matter
ons esat p~F rapy Efs censa per seek
o. twenty tive Ganfa Ger tManlh Deity
sred y NAL % earrisg " ffss repiss
Cssssasssss I'D
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HELP wANrHo-MALH

= >s>s>s>,>>~~~~~.NlN4~
- ND Mes and wemen 60 learn the
eftNsl trade t'pmulefr Coufsa Ifn
WAGES PAID YOU Mtttf'e INA M
nirlemss given. tarsest school
a. NATIONAL nAunEn COLLEGE.
e-'''eA'en ~ Seattle Main stsl
Nees tft BLACK ratnroat. ttfss .rt.-
Ne Room sof. Traders iiidn. Dos u
81, t.NMtonp FLooN CO. 1t sfai
Ne''"""a uenrH fieof saFfsccrs wanted
~. ..N.ed hand eietbipa bought ana sold
lNlI llkn "a A LIN - - -.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

safaNNFsfHrAfNfHsNshfes7
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS. go
EaatlHka! strictly modern, completed
Furnished. 2. g. Groom Huitea3 spociR
summer rates. walking distance. 4. t2f
Ina agTf
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INVESTIGATE NOW

Gail and photographs a beautiful
surroundings 81 fruit other products
free ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. Open evenings until
Write ua u you cant call
AMERICAN H0ME lEVEs MEMT Go.
sfaaftst5 MEfIHoRN BLDG
W A. Perkins n y Duncan. Owners.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
FARGO

B. F. Leavell has a gasoline light
installed in his new house that is one
of the finest of it's kind, it is 400 candle
power and gives white light.
The Fargo Dramatic club played
"Gyp the Heimer" and "The Texas
Mother-in-Law" to a full house at
Parma Saturday evening.
George Brewster has gone to- Hey
burn to look after his contract work
on the school house and some other
work.
Glen Eidemfllas went to Vale, Ore,
Friday and filed on a homestead in
Malheur county on 100 acres of land.
The literary society held its regu-
lar : meeting Friday evening. The
next meeting will be on February 10.
The Fargo Beneficial Association
held it's annual regular monthly meet
ing Saturday evening.
M. D. Way and Miss Ella Caster
transacted bushes at the court house
in Caldwell Saturday.
A. H. Brainand is busy grating
trees. He will plant several thous-
and this year.
Leonard Beal, son of Jno. Beal was
quite sick for few days last week.
Everett Eidemilles transacted bus
mess in Vale Friday.
Chas. Brewster purchased team
in Boise last week.
Peter Laht bought house in Ros.
welE Saturday.
Ray Leavell has his house about
finished.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

C. M. Rankin and wife to David A.
Clemens half interest in northwest
quarter southwest quarter, section 3,
twp. 2 N. range w: B. M; consider
alton 81.
Alexander Caldwell and wife to N.
S. Miller, east half northwest quarter
southwest quarter, section 81, twp. A
N. range 3 w. B. M, 20 acres; consid7
Grafton $500. "''.1s'
Walter l.. Smith and wife to Ernest
L. Solomon, beginning at southeast
corner of southwest quarter northeast
quarter section 5, twp, A. N, range a
w. b. M; thence northerly on forty
line II rods; west on line parallel with
forty line forty rods; south on line
parallel with forty line Ia rods to
south line of forty; east 40 rods to
beginning, 3 acres; consideration $3.50.
Joseph F. Meslar and'wife 10 Jacob
Stroup lots and 10 block 40, Cald-
well; consideration $4,000. -
Ruth Angel Drysdale and. husband
to G. w. Hinkle ct ux, southwest quar-
ter northeast quarter section 3, twp
Z N. range w. B. M; consideration
$4,000. ....4
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co. Ltd
to Charles Martin Tract Ak" Noun
tain View subdivision, Caldwell; con-
sideration 1915.
James G. Glennon and wife to, Jas
M. WEIGH, southeast quarter northwest
quarter section "a, twp. N. range
/ w. B. M. IL 2-5 II As rods; con
sideration $345O.
American Ditch Association, Ltd.
Canyon county, to William Nichols
! Caldwell, 80 inches of water under
inches pressure from Boise river; con
sideration 81.
American Ditch Association, Ltd
to Nancy Nichols, 80 inches water un
der a 4 inch pressure from Boise riv
err; consideration 81.
Arthur A. Wilcox and wife to Geo
E. McKeowp southeast quarter south
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When ordering Butter insist on Lu-
Germ.
Lost-A pair of mems fur driving
mittens. Finder leave at Tribune Of
flee.
They Won! They Wont! Who? The
Caldwell Creamery, makers of Lucern
Butter.
Yes, it is the Free that is giving
such good satisfaction. Get one at the
Music Co.
An A No. l thoroughbred Jersey
bull for sale cheap Address w, A.
Sweet, Parma, Idaho.
Do you need some plain white
queensware for everyday use. See
tho Caldwell Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blackstock of
Enterprise were in Caldwell Wednes-
day. Mr.. Blackstock is one of the
well known sheepmen of this section.
f. E. Hedden and w. R. Cupp went
to Emmett Tuesday to attend the
Black Canyon Irrigation District
meeting at that place Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Narmore, :-ef
Rockville were in Caldwell Wednes-
day. Mr.. Naramore is mayor of
Rockville at the present time. james
Bates having resigned some time ago.
Joe Kahn, who carries about the
niftiest line of clothing in these parts
has very interesting advertisement
in this issue of the Tribune. We
invite our readers to carefully read
Mr.. Kahn's announcement.
George L. Leightley and family ar
rived in Caldwell Tuesday night from
Orlando, Oklahoma. He brought with
him his household goods, farm nipple
ments, horses and seven head of Jer.
sey cows. Mr.. Leightley is a sub,
stantial man and will prove a vel
come addition to our agricultural com.
munity.
The best Is cent coffee in Caldwell
is what we claim for our Iowa, brand
Caldwell Grocery Co.
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west quarter section Sc, twp. 8 N.
range 5 w. B. M; consideration
$4,000.
Mary Ireton and husband to Cert
rude holland, lots 8, 10, IL, block 3,
Sabin's addition to Emmett; consider
alton $3.50.
John j. Hasbrouch and wife to
Sadie E. Edmundson, lot l, block 81,
Waterhouse addition to Nampa; con-
,sideration $3.50.
James E. Hart and wife to William
Berriman and Thomas J. Cowling, lots
l and 2, block 10 Arlington addition
to Nampa; consideration $1O5O.
Allen P. Day to Eben P. Day, half
interest in lot 2, block 10, New Plym-
outh, Idaho; consideration $1,000.
]. F.. ;LaCrone to Ed. Walker, lot
IL, block 6, New plymouth; considera-
ton $3.50.
L. E. Denton and wife to William
Kaisner, part of southeast quarter
section Is, twp. N. range w. B
NJ; consideration 81.
f. E. Hampton and wife to Mrs. M
]. Hance, southwest quarter north
west quarter section rs, twp. 6 N
range 2 w. B. M. 40 acres; considera-
eion $4,000.
Perry M. Spratt and wife to Robert
P Graham, south half, south half
northeast quarter, northeast quarter
section %, twp. N. range 5 W. B
NJ, 10 acres; consideration $4850.
William Moule and wife to J. P
Walker, beginning at point 795 feet
south of northwest corner of northeast
quarter southeast quarter section %
twp. N. range w. B. NJ, thence
east 10 chains, 10x25 chains; consid
Grafton 81.
c. L.. Burt to the Farmers Coop
erative Irrigation Co., a strip of lane
10 feet wide as follows, beginning q
feet east of the northwest corner Of
northwest quarter northwest quarter
section 80, tp, I N. range 8 W. B. M.
thence east 80 feet, 8Ox1O feet; con
F, sideration $10. ... .
A, F. Isham to New Plymouth Lane
and Colonization Co. Ltd, east hall
southeast quarter southwest quarter
section 10, tip. 8 N. range4 W. B. M.
consideration $40.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
BURGLARS SYSTEM
To SHOWN PUBLIC

The citizens of Caldwell and vicin-
ity will have an opportunity soon of
seeing a very interesting demonstra-
ton of one of the most recent inven-
tions for the protection of banking
tions for the protection of bank vaults
and their valuable contents from the
attacks of burglars. The directors of
the Western National Bank feeling
that nothing short of the best protec-
ton that could be secured was good
enough for their bank have had in
stalled a burglar alarm system that
seems to be as nearly perfect in it's
operation as human ingenuity and
electricity can provide. ........ !.
On Saturday February 10, in the
afternoon, Mr.. Vanaucker, a repre-
sentative of the makers, will give a
public demonstration of it's workings,
and you will know when you hear the
clamor that it is not an attack of
burglars but a working, demonstra-
ton to which you are cordially invited.
If you are present you will certain
ly be interested. Our reporter was in
vited to inspect the system and gave
a complete account of it in the last
issue.
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Joe Williamson
INTERESTING news
OF ARENA VALLEY

August johnson, the Arena valley
booster, attended the meeting held in
the Caldwell Commercial club rooms,
one evening last week when Tom Rich
ardson gave lots of valuable advice
prince of boosters, spoke. NJ. Rich
ardsson gave lots of valuable advice
on the upbuilding of country. The
Caldwell Commercial club is to be con-
graduated because numbering among
its members such a splendid lot OF
boosters all working for Caldwell and
greater Idaho.
Our. good neighbors, the Roswell
ties, held jubilee at the Presbyter-
ian church in Roswell, last Monday
evening. The occasion being the wip-
ing out of all debt from the Presby-
terian church property. The church
was filled to its capacity. A Cald-
we'll male quartet furnished the songs,
brain food was served in the base
ment as we'll as the church proper
and everybody had a good time.
Mr.. o. L. Gilbert, the Roswell
groceryman, will have an auction on
all of his goods next Friday and
Saturday, the 18th and 18th. A
$1,000 stock of clothing will be
brought from Caldwell to be sold at
the same time.
Mr.. Rydquist, a Swedish minister
of the gospel, from Astoria, Oregon,
visited us this week. He spoke IN
our schoolhouse last Sunday in the
English language and at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asp in the Swedish
language.
Mr.. Jacob Coran, young man serv-
ing in the calvary of the U. S. army,
and stationed at Walla Walla Wash,
has $50 it is said) his homestead con-
tested by a preacher from Ontario
Oregon. Comment is unnecessary.
Contesting homesteads has become
the fashion here lately. A popular
young lady of this valley has con-
tested homestead here that is said
to belong to a lady in Seattle.
The Young Peoples Society met
with Mr.. Charles Burton last Satur-
DIV night. The evening was pleasantly
spent tripping the light fantastic.
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ROSWELL

A jolification is to be held next Mon
day evening at tho Presbyterian
church kitchen on account of the can
ceiling of the church debt.
The "Y" box supper was a success
for the promoters-it separated the
boys from their money.
Russell and Wilson have just COM
pleted deep we'll for June Nav on
the Kirkpatrick place.
Another tract of Roswell land, the
Ruddock place, recently changed hands
at $500 per acre.
OIL. Gilbert is advertising an aue-
ton sale of the remainder of his stock
of merchandise.
Word comes from Rev. Sawyer, who
is in California that his health is i'm
proving.
]. P. Bennett has sold his farm tc
E. M. Kirkpatrick, the Parma CAPT
talist. ...%
w. F. Howard, the Roswell horse
man, is in Iowa on busI HcSs.
A. ]. Mccormick has new wine
mill for his tubular well.
Mrs. Jesse Paine, who has been sick
is convalescent.
Arena Valley, ARENA Valley
Where is it?