The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-03-02
LACONIC LOCALS
Pluoked from Current Events q the past
week BY the Romantic Pencil Pusher
81 the Parma Herald Bureau II
Useful Information. sayeys

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day.
Marshsl Boyd dumped 10 hobos into .
box CAR and shipped them out Of Parma
Monday.
Dip your grain in FORMALDEHYDE.
Obtained at CEgs DRuo sroRH,
G. r. Wyckoff.
/ FOR SALE Extra choice clean al
falia and clover soed al right prices.
straub Commission Co.. Payette, Ida. At
X-Ray Condition Powders the best
to put your horses in condition for spring
work @. Il. wyckofl, proprietor City
Drug Store. solo agent.
dainty little party was given Mon
day evening in honor Of Mildred Boyd'o
4sh birth day. About % Of her little
playmates participated in the festivities.
Mrs. Tate, Of Parma, Idaho, who with
hcr husband arrived in Pontiac before
Thanksgiving, spent Thursday here With
friends. Mr.. raie'a mother recently
died o. Pontiac. AIRS. Tate was formerly
Miss Josephine Grow, Of this city. - Che.
noa (ill.) Clipper.
Marshal Boyd captured two Caldwell
runaway boys at the Parma depot Tues
day night. Their names were Frank
Hardy and Willie Rodgers, aged IL and
10 years. Their excuse for running away
was that they wanted to see what the
small towns looked like. They walked
from Caldwell Tuesday.
NoricE.--Ths members Of the Am.
phictyonic Council are invited to attend
the Art Exhibit and luncheon at Cald-
well on Friday, March 10. All mem
bers who desire TO eitend viii please no.
tiiy Mrs. c. j. Park not later than Sat,
urday evening. March A.
FoH SALE Buff and Black Orpingtor
eggs. First Pen Buff, $500 per setting
Of is eggs; second pen, $500. Win re-
place all unfcrtile eggs, II eggs are sent
back, Black 0rpington eggs, $500 pei
setting OF ID eggs. Northwest Poultry
Journal, b0c w. II. ScHuLTz,
Roswell, Idaho.
Two Parma boys, Harry Stofer ans
Jim Biadney, got fuil o. yellow back
ed adventure and "lit out" the othel
day toward "wild and wooly'' Oregon
to do the "simon Canton and "Bucl
Fanshaw" act, but when they reached
tho. city Of Magnificent Distances" o
the Gateway Of the Gods - the Nyss
marshal cut short their fond bat erin,
youthful hopes by 'pinching" them an'
returning them to fond, doting, forgivin
parents, and the youthful frontiers
did not get 10 kill any bars" scalp an.
"ingins" nor ''rescue" any rayishingl
beautiful girl from the hands OF BAN
of "ruflian kidnappers" just as the
were about to ''embark" from Americ
and carry her off to "Gamble's Island
in Snake river. Alas how the libertie
Of youth are interiered with
| What has become OF the slntterin
detective, and his pal, who were hangin
around Parma last week, peddling let
tiers stolen from another mans room
Was there some onein Parma helpin
those "secret service" hobos work up
black conspiracy to extort none
ircm some one2 And, by the way, aft,
the stutter had been given six hours I
leave town, did he go to Notus on No
forge check for sl5, get an acquain
ance to cash it, then skip back throug
Parma on the Pony and hike west |
fresh fields Of black mail industry
he is captured and brought back, an
should squeal ON the Parma contingen
wouldn't some poor old meddler swel
blood7 LATER ;--It has been discovert
that the "stutter" passed two or thr'
forged checks on Parma business men.
Miss Nettis Yanwinkle is sick.
A. II. Lang was in Nampa FIR
day.
j. 4. Kerrick went up to Cal,
well Friday.
DIR. Waldrop was in the capitl
city Thursday.
II r. b. Wilson came over fro
!. Emmett Friday.
ell Guy Welpton was down fro
e Boise Saturday.
s A. Rheuterdahl OF Boise, was
town last Thursday.
MI Mrs. Geo. +. Dillon visited
! the capital city Friday.
O Mrs. b: Hatcher and son, b,
q nard, were in Boise Friday.
k County probation officer ii
If Driscoll was in the city Friday
Miss Eliza Boehringer visit
# in Caldwell the latter part of t
Ia week.
r. c. +. Wyckoff visited with r
x atives in Boise Saturday a
Is sunday.
j. p. Flood OF Boise visited
i, and about Parma Thursday
last week.
T. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bro,