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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15
DEER FLAT ITEMS.
Tsp, cial to Caldwell Tribane)

Tsp, cial to Caldwell Tribune)
Mrs. w. Fl. Hitson entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. D. Clark was confined to his
bed several days last week with in
juries caused by being thrown while
driving fractions horse.
Miss Carlton visited the school in
this district last week.
George Vogt, son of Chas. Vogt, is
quite sick at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Prevo and Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Greenfield attended
the concert Sunday evening given at
the M. f. church at Caldwell.
Wards camp moved to Wilder last
week.
Grange meets in regular session
Friday evening, Dec. IS.
Mr.. F. Rose and son Tom visited
with home folks over Sunday.
Committees are busy making ar
engagements for the annual banquet
to be given New Years day by men,
bers of the Grange and their families.
The schools are preparing for a
Christmas entertainment.
There will be preaching at the
schoolhouse Sunday morning and
evening.
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Kate would invite down to spend a
month. She gave start as she saw
the auto and then came forward Mr..
Adams was about to raise his cap
and introduce himself and mention
sister Kate when the young lady said:
That's my trunk over there. have
been here two long hours. Didn't they
know by what train | was coming?"
Il don't know"
Some mistake somewhere. do
hate waiting around an old depot. I'll
sit with you. Sure you got the right
trunk" %
"Oh, yes"
We'll, move along, then"
There were no less than three roads
leading away from the depot. Mr.. Ad-
ans didn't know which to take, and
he didn't believe the girl had ever
been there before, but it came over
him to keep to the right, and away he
went. No objections were made, but
after two or three minutes he was
asked.
you are used to autos, are your"
Fairly So"
Il met with an accident through an
incompetent chauffeur. and don't
want another. It's pity that SO many
Of them drink" saI
Eyes, 1t is"
Are there many guests at the
housed"
81 don't think there are any as yet. I"
Mr.. Adams hadn't been quite sat.
ished about the young lady. and now
he was sure that there was a mistake.
1t was time to ask questions and settle
doubts. but before he could begin, the
auto struck stone and skidded. II
did not get away from him, but IT
frightened his passenger, and she
Screamed out and exclaimed:
"You must have been drinking!"
mot drop. miss"
Then you are not a competent
driver. ! wish l had started out and
Walked!"
Mr. Adams Was very red in the face
and very much perturbed, but the mo.
ment for explanations had passed. He
proceeded with the utmost care. but
this was not turnpike. It was a
farmers road. Despite the chauffeur's
vigilance there were bumps and jumps
and at each one came a reprimand
from the girl. At length she said:
Il am simply afraid of my life! That
must be the house yonder and / will
walk the rest Of the way"
But Miss" began Mr.. Adama
When he was cut short with:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15

q 81 don't care to get smashed up
again, and so l will walk"
1t was an awful cut on Mr.. Ad; ms,
but he had to stand it. He must Ind
the trunk If not the girl, and 81 he
stopped and pretended to tinker al the
machinery until he saw her reach the
house ahead. Then he went forV ard
with dash and deposited the Il unk
inside the gate and fed for his life.
Two miles further on farmer told
him that he would have to make a
circuit of eight miles to get back to
the depot. In making the circle the
auto got stuck in a mudhole and 1t
baked at hill, and for half an hour
a farmer with load of hay refused to
give half the road.
When the depot was reached the
only one in sight was the agent, and
there was a grin on his face as he
said:
Carried of the wrong one, didn't
your"
81 sure did"
The other one came down on the
next train. She said a young man
was to meet her."
But wasn't here"
No! Didn't make much difference
to her, though. She hired Elder Spoon
er's horse and buggy and a boy to
drive her over the Widow Adams
place. Left word that you needn't
worry nor be in 3 hurry. Said that
you might linger along and see the
scenery"
But who was the girl took away?"
asked Adams.
What? didn't you even get her
name? l don't know 1t myself. but
she's a high flyer from town on visit
to the Draytons."
And the other young Iady7 What
sort was Bhef"
Another high oyer. Say, young man
If your name IL Adams want to con.
graduate you"
But don't Sec"
"Oh, yes, you do. The hrst high
flyer probably took you for chauf'
feur, and she'll be mad about it, and
you weren't mere 10 meet the sSCOhu
and she'll be madden yet Things
mixed up! Got to be Strengthened out
Apologies to be made. Two high ny
ers-one young man. Take the left
hand road this time"
From his mother and sister the son
and brother received two long and
very caustic lectures, each one ending
with:
Why, we wanted you and Lottit
Morton to meet, because-because-
and that old horse fell down and
pitched her out Of the buggy anC
skinned her elbows, and now shell
always be mad at you'll"
But mother and daughter were no
true prophets. After a day In bee
Miss Lottie got up to say that no
body was to blame, and Mr.. Booth Ad
ans felt himself forgiven. He haC
come down for a stay Of two days, anC
he remained two weeks. In fact, h'
was so interested in home affairs
that when the othsr high flyer" sen
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15

aim a letter OF apology he just
skinned through it. He had even for
gotten the station agent when he
drove up to make inquiries about
trains, having Miss Lottie with him:
YES, they've put on an early morn
ing train" was the reply. 1--WE heard
all about that flyer at Drayton's, but
But what?"
ut wouldn't interest you for a cent
not now!"
And Mr.. Adams turned away with
out even caifiug him an impudent man.
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MIDDLETON ITEMS.

Especial to Caldwell Tribune)
Miss Joy Foote was unable to at
end school Thursday on account of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15
G. A. R. Election.

At the regular meeting of the Hugh
Wilson Post No. 81, Dept. of Idaho,
G. A. R., Dec. 9, the following officers
were elected:
Post commander, John P. Glenn;
S. V. c., yere Robertson; J. " C.,sS.
n. Houdyshell; Surgeon, w. C. Max
ey; Chaplain, w. S. Hawkes.; Quar-
termaster, w. Y. McNair; o. D., Geo.
w. Hodson; o. G., VIM. Dickson;
Delegates to the State Encampment,
G. M. Kirkpatrick and G. w. Hodson.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15
A Terrible Blunder

to neglect liver trouble. Never do it.
Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills on
the first sign of constipation, bilious
ness or inactive bowels and prevent
virulent indigestion, jaundice or gall
stones. They regulate liver, stomach
and bowels and build up your health.
Only Csc at all druggists.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-15

The Drummer-Would you believe
it, each sample costs us ten cents
apiece
Friend-Tndeed And what does
the finished product cost?
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all Of BoiBe,-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

10 saioons has tax le~T % s7.7 mills.
creston Tith Hiue saloons Is beayilv
IN debt, 7hiie Red Oak nith no ~
ICONS has balance IN the treasury
Of s2s.ne9- Cresfon with nine szloorz
has Dsnk deposft % $1,000 DO Red
Oak 7ith 10 saloons Las q bank de-
post 81 s2.oso, Hes- Hos long Vii the
people continue 70 he deceived By the
Whisky inteTestz7
The greatest curse 10 Keokuk f.
nsncsaliy and morally is the Iegslized
saloon business.
Ssv listen ii the editor d The
Gate Cfty crg. Hole in the wall
r ~ L1Li4EE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

To al kroTing sufferers or rhrura.
sssn. Whether muscular ca Of the
joints, Eciatic. .rrbzgos. backache
pains IN the kt6neys or neuralgia
pains. 70 write to her for home
treatnen. which has repeatedly cured
All q these tortures She feels # ber
duty 70 send 4 % al sufferers FREE
Yen cure yourself Z, home as thous.
ards will festify-no change o, I'll.
mate being necessary. This sjmnIs
discovery bznishes uric acid from the
blood. locsens the stinenad FONTS. mr.
IHes the blocd. ard brzghtens the ewes
giving elasticity ard tone to the
whole system II tie above interests
ron for proof address Mrs. II. Sum.
ners. Box &, Nofre Dane, Ind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
How Abou, NJ

10 The Editor Of The Gate City
There IS hattie on in Gresson.
Iowa between the temperance forces
and the saloon forces. Both sides
have arguments. The saloon men say:
If you stop us from selling liquor
rou viii drive away frade-the tosn
cannot DO without the saloon TAX 1t
riIl be sold aBghov
The Temperance forces have some
facts that are hard TO down creston
has nine saloons and has 2 tax levy
of ss-6 mills, Red Oak With no So
looms, has tax ieyy Of &s.2 mills
sjlifsca with 10 saloons has tax
levy Of s2.s mills. Shenandoah With
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
Situation Is Regretted

Sufficient Evidence and testimony
-ss obtained by Commissioner Gray
before he took action IN tie matter
and brcrgn- charges against Malone
for drinking TIE Right rastztn vas
gfven opportunity 70 request his oxn
Resignation yesterday Afternoon. hat
rsfzsed 70 30 30 Since eesng no4iaed
u his daschsrge. be noE has I've days
IN ~siea 70 make denial Of charges
against hin
Bsrney Com, former officer Of
tte police force. mas heea appointed
temporarily. az nigal, EiztroinAan. or
6cer Hilliam sfepEerd Is acting night
csyFaIH for the present and permanent
appointment of sc-re o5e 10 the nigh:
heed u he department wili be made
sons Sing scor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
speesr ReElef Fror, Klener rrouhle

2
4 had Al acute attack Of Bright.s
disease With inflammation Of The kid
aeys ard ladder. and dizziness. says
Mrs Cora ThoTn, Jackson, 5sich- A
bottle o. F'oley's 1tdney Remedy ore--
come Tire attack, red1ced TIE iafaI-
Eatton, toox zwas the rain and rzzda
the bladaer action normal / wish
everyone could knov 81 this Sonderfus
remedy Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
saekarhe. RHEUMATISM. sle.pl.ssnss'

Backsrhe. Rheumatism. Sleeplessne"
Result from dsorderei kidneys. re,
Icy Kidney Pills have helped Others
they Will help you. Mrs. J. B. Milies,
Syracuse. n. Y. says. For a IONS
time suffered with kidney tfouD,0
and rheumatism. j had severe oacA.
aches and felt all played out Al'e.
taking two bottles of Foley hione.
Pills my backache IS gone and ~ns..
used 10 lie awake with rheuinaAs
pains now sleep IA comfort. fols.
Kidney Pills did wonderful things 10
me-" Try them now. Wilkinson q ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
In che Iaurnex Of Lie.

Ne cne has solved The problem Of
living and The greatest wonder OF all
il thai s5sh our limited powers we
are able TO question ard ID wonder
TIE oue who calisyzsss hope and
cheer has sunshine and friends IN the
darkest hours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
prou1 Of Deps-nens.

In speaking last night Comm sssoner
Gray sid = s1reIy fee- tina. ! hare
vcisee department 70 IL proud Of and
fsc city appreciates fa5iy vhst its
;nerzbers are doing regret from
zae eoteosn o. M bert me renovzs Of
Csctasn Malone, but there Is no other
alternative, and though 6eglo-aAie. an
exaEaSse mrst be naade Of tas first
cas4. EeSt orbers fogso~ aid the force
aecorne Disrupted from neglect Of reg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
F-els sssIy Absss Mzsssr.

While ss,szaing vi-h . reporter last
Right there Eere tears IA he ezez os
GozzszraSssSssrsr Graz. Is he SPOKE OF
ne removal q MS night captain Mr.
Gray feels keenIy lis sctsoa II ~
rrE,Fizg Nz'ons- Ehich vas made ne
aessarT- and though strict observance
o. rziss Is necessary requisite IN any
HE sc..Eszlsry Ehere Ezsztenzace of
oEde- Snd bss- serFsce is 70 ~ os-
Eazasa- there was catch IL the roscs
q he head q the department Of pub,
ne szsssv- Is hs told IN Al zVyrec1z-
tlre manner Of Ea-ry Msloress dis
r-tssal- The discharged hight captain
Ezs wife and seven children depend
Ell On hiza BIT has ARRAYS proved him
self Sturdy rrDvsEer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
ssenher Of Foro. Stree sSrsl /.

Since TIE adoption OK the commits
zaca fo--u 9. government rear ago
his Apr5l- Harry Nasora has been
nlEns CAPTAIN Ct the KeoEnE police
lore O7ce before during the sam-
nsr months. Chief Scaevers found ii
necessary 10 request Temporary dis
E5ssal CT Malone On account OF dis
regard for the time 0. reporting for
du-y- With thai one exception up IN.
II The recently disruption hoEeTer,
Malone has alEars prc--1 himself Z
casszble and ssesdT officer. During
seFE-zi previous administrations he
nss been member o- ne police force
a1d lad q good record during those
Ere-so5s II Is @ith much regret that
those rho hare known Malone and be-
here that re could hare done better
<azn X the t5o Instances mentioned.
are sorry that Els discharge has be-
coms necessary No oE- feels more
desply Affected tna1 the officers Of
the f0rce. and especially the commits
sso1e- OF the department
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
10 R.s Tsss-csmmen sense.

When elected 20 ofare sn1 zssursIug
LIE rslEs Of the department OF public
safety nearly z year ago. Mr- GraT
a once posted z notice and Informed
personally the members Of TIE police
pegartnezt that i ~oald bs a trezE
II rules and regulations Of the scr
rice for ofhoers Ehsher u o. q
1usy 10 saze 2 drink
Al ofheer has lot BEEN prohibited
fToz entering : saloon- taking cigar
and going OFT again but the act OF
ssoz1zchtns agzIsi the bar. Fzs. for
once aad al tsle- condemsBs5 bF the
hszd Of The Department and The three
commissioners who set il corsancSioS
On All slch matters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

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snip with us
Serz5ees sf the Sweszsh Evangelical
Lutheran Mission church co-nsr d
EoGrtssr7h and Morgan streets. Sun
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p n
Se-Esees q sfss English Evangelical
Lutheran cnzrrss- 18th and johnson
Sts- Rev. wizliam z. JuDge. 81 Frank
In street pas-or Preaching services
every Sands- sveas1g 81 -s@a sub-
5scs for tsszs evening Why 6oas the
god se41 50 frssnenf1r faT I'd sse5d
good fruit 4 cordial Invitation Is er-
tended 80 e.ergone not affiliated else
EEere Visitors heartily welcomed
FIRST Coavegs-s0lzI Church sixth
AMI High Pastor Rev g. c Williams
Se-r5ees Sunday az follows. Bible
scboos s-z5- Mor1ing worship Il a N.
Tie choir EzIs ring fEe anthem.
II Strain Tprziss- By DEdsey Bacs
TIE pastor VIII prezea As the consre
CATION Is Uniting II the services bains
he'd II the Christian church i8ers
VIII BE- no evening service
Isalted Presbyterian Church. NsaEs
and BsoadeaE streets Rev HARRY 2
Foster. pastor Morning preaching SER
Fsces al 1915. Sabbath school = 90 q
m Christian ursoa So We attend
the 6 6. rzllr Of al Inc churches L
The urion meetings Al The Tri1its
Methodist church n see d IN THtoz
services a 7-sR Il re First chrzstzzn
ssetbools5 Protestant and the SeeorL
PTesbgterzzn- West Ksokrk
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Church Announcements

EzxE OF SUNDAY SERMONS LOCATION or CHURCHES TOPIC
Or SERMONS AND SPECIAL xUs1E ID - G5.zN
The vAsloSS SERVICES
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first Christian cnznrch. corner of
10Th and Blcsdezu streets. r W LII
y. SO Morgan. pastor s1n1ar s.ss
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HOE " pastor 2 p n UrSor mass
meeting O the szntzy schools a
Trinity ehu-ch. ReT J " Potter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

Services st the Sweazsh Evangelical
Lutheran Mission church- c0-usr %
Fourteenth and Morgan streets. Sun
azv. Teh. 18Th Arg r Tornbsozn. pas
1or SundsT school sss a Il Preach
rig ss-T1oes - 1852 3 n and 7.s9
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-nulsnt : one Of tie greatest
Il aids n destroying disease,
roperties assists in restoring
raj manner, this keeping the
rTul remedy n the prevention
MIA grippe, bronchitis, cougiis.
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Swssssa ETz,gslscxz 71Etas-zr
CEaren- Garner z-.a srd Morgan Sts
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Are SsrFf1es a - and 7-45 suE-
dzy school ~ $50
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Unitarian Church corner of Fourth
and High streets No services SIN
day school al 8, % O'clock