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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26

slus 8uoapeit meIoet man.:
Daa Sa9esgeiprah biloet Elm len.
iationelles @orfonlnnis, oas in
Dem gren8enloien 2eidtiinn oreier
Seutnonts ieinen ltriprltng gebabt
uno fir einen iungen Wilitar Ell
llen perDdngnispollen Iusgang ge-
nommen bat. Namefttlih in bieii-
gen Sfff5iersfreiien berri6t pein-
liblte @rregung iiber Die @ffdre.
0rei 2eutnants, @erler. NagD ur0
Saigo NIT Ganen, batten Inter
ill9ungs slrreit befonlmen, neil
iie inn 3uitanoe Ser Truifenbeit iidt
ihntablide gr5eile batten 5u Sbul-
ben fonr1en laiien. Sic batten oie
Serliter Der Sberit1oter Hfarrfir-
die eingeidlagen. 9as Srio ipur-
oe besbalb Dor oen gbrenrat ge-
laoell, Der, pie iie iid) oenfen mod
tel1 llidt all5u elinlpflih nit ih-
nen perfabren miiroe slm Gor-
abeno Der anbermsn1ten gbrenrats-
Sisung peranftalteten Die orei Si-
ii5iere no6ntals ein Seft @elaee,
pel6es iid his ipot in Die geadt
ausoebnte. slls lie itltnoenlan9
ee5edt batten, fdBteu iie ben ge-
ltbluB, am Morgen gemeinlam III
oen 9oo 5u geben. 9lls Srt oeS
Genoe5nous mar oas Sisoaroaer
@GIo6en perabreoet lporoen. @er-
Ter itno gtaep trafen 5ur feitge-
letten 3eit bort ein, mdbrenb oes
glnorere auf iih marten lieB. Sic
geioen batten iidb nit Seft lulo
Morpbium perieDel uno tranfen
Die Mii6ung aus: @erler erlitt
idon nah oerbaltnisntabig fur5er
Belt ben 600 geogp COB oas @e-
noliene nieoer BON lid) rlno oiirfte
nit Dem 2eben ooponfommen. Gin
Gionier, Der oeS 8eges fam, fmlo
oen balb 9etonbten auf uno lie.
ferte i'm bei ser 8eboroe ab, nab.
reno er 8ugleid BON Der @ntoedllng
ser 2eihe Welollng mahte. Saigo
perl1lief oe5 9fenoe5polts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26
nIanc.
Richter Harlan
Reisbt seine Entscbsiduns
scbrifilieb Elm.
Tafts Sommsrpobnulls
Ebemafiger Richter be9ebt
Selbstmord.
Srhp,,SsIirhr I.unrhprci
Tafts SommerUobnuile
ScbsussIicbe Lyncberei.
Crosse Relpdsserunes-HnIagen
gepIant.


gunoes9eriht bat iett lein pieIhe-
iprohenes @utahten in Dem Hro5eB
Der Stanoarb Oil Company. oos be-
fonntIid BON Dem ieiner 4ollegell
abmeiht, id,riftIib eingereidt. 9is-
fer mar bieles @utadten mir 1niillo.
lif abgegeben ,poroer.
Maior M. @. 9ntt, ser nlilil
tdriide gIoiutant bes Grdiibenten
Gnft, uno 6. So. Smitbers. Der gbef~
Selegrapbilt oes @eiBerl 8anies, ba-
ben Harmetta, ipeIbes tp1breno oies
les Sonlrners Dos y@eiBc @ausM
boriteIlet miro, eiltelt fllr5en ssnfpcf-
tionsbeiuh obgeitattet. Gent Maior
8utt i6ienen Die in ser Cottage
borgenolnlnenen 8erdnoerlungcn 5l...
5uiagen, llno lpenn erlt elltlbieoell
lit, in tpelhen 5eilen berleIben Die
perihieoenen @refutip 9urealIs
eingeri1tet iperoen ioIlell uno oie
arrangements Der Eclegropbcr.
orabte boaen0et iiitO, miro 9lncs fir
ben gin8ug oes Hra1ioenten lno iei
ner 6an1iIie bereit ieill. luabri1ein-
Iid) omt1 Suli. Jrau M. 8. GDons.
bic Mitttpe oes perltorbelseia @igen
timers oes Solnnerquartiers oes
Hrdiioenten fbabreno Der Icsten 5ipei
Sssnbre. bat @errtt gaft oas S1reib-
pnlt uno ben geIiel, ben gpans in
Der Cottage gebraudtc, gum @e.
ibenf gmadt
@roBes 9lufieben crreate IN
8rooflpn belon6ers III ben Greiiea
oes @eanitentllms nno Der Yolitifcr,
Die Rlnoe BON Dem pIosliden glbIe
ben oes Ct polioeiridters ssoul,s
8. Tigbe, eii1es Der aItelten nno BE-.
far1nteiten &rinlinolrihtcr III Der.
gtabt. aur5 Dor Meittog fano mai
Sig6e IN ieiner Wobnung ols 2eihe
nuf Dem 9ooen 0es G1Iaf3innners
Iiegeno, utlo Der @asidIulld i'm.
Wunbe oes Gotten lieB feinen 3tpei.
fel oariiber nuffomnten. oaB ser ct.
giihter freiiDillig IN ben 500 gegnli-
gen mar. Gie gnttauidung 0arii-
Der, oaB er om 1 Mdi, mad 9lbInlif
ieines Ternlins, bon MaDor @npner
nidt pieber gum Boli5eiri1ter err
nannt ipor0en mar, ion i'm oa0u oe.
trieben baben, onB er iein 2cben mir
eigener Sano enoete.
Sn 9fenab, 9fla., puroefl
cine Negerin Namens 2aura NeIion
un0 ibr ieh5ebnidbriger Sobn ae-
lpnbt Sic batten einelt Geputp.
iberiff erihoiieu, Der ibr !Saus mad,
geitoblenen Sahen ourhiuhtc. Ger
Weob boIte iie Saus oem @efangnis
beraus, brahte iie iiber oen Cana
oian 6luB uno bangle iie bort alif.
gus 5an 5rancisco meIoet
man: 6ier ereing Die gefanntlna,
dung, oaB Die Greet Weitern goner
Company beabiidtiet, bel Big Mea-
ootDs Elm geierpoir on5ulegcn, mel.
DIES an 2eiitlngsfdbiafeit ben gioo-
iebelt Damn luo bas oaourh gebil
bette Reierpoir IN Mri5ona nod peit
IN gdatten fteaen uno binreidelto
@aiier fir bic 8erieielung eines &c.
bietes BON 100000 9(fern lieferit
ion. Inter BEN 0itIiden glftionarer
oes l1nterflebmens befin6en iid] Go
min 6atplep. Der Brdiioent Der ge.
ieaihaft, u. W. 9urharo BON Der
General electric Company, uro o.
.. 8eofor6, Der Sdobmeiiter uno ai-
ner Der Nireftoren Der Stanonr6 Oil
Gompallp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26

Sn 8iume iino bic geborocn
elmer arBerit gebeinrnisoollen 9ieh'
itabIs affoire mlf Die Spur gefom
men. sssn @oupernements @eban-
6e lit Elm beoeutenoer Diebltabl poll'
fiiher Mften aufgeoedt iporoen. llc.
Der oie slrt Der slften uno ibre mog
Iihe @ermelloung iit porldufig nidts
tlaberes befannt geeeben, bod foller
,nebrere 8erbaftunaen beporfteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26
Die @elt mar eritaunt,

aIs iie borte, mas gudlen's glrnicd
SaIbe gu fonnen beanipruhte, absr
bier5ia Sabre bon ipunoerbaren 9r-
rem baben alles beitatigt. Sir aac
arten bon @unoen unerreihtes Wltt-
tel. Nur 25c BEL alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26
Nboe,uinft.

Sdliidterner gerebrer: Sid.
sSrdulsia Olga = ieit @ohen '5it-
tert mir ihon etipos auf ser 2ippe
so laiien sic es ood) enolid
NAL megroiierenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26
Gines GinbredJers ldJredlidJe Sar

mag cine 5aniilie nidt 10 aufregen,
ipie cine Iange aranfbeit Der wiut-
ter. Or. Sings gseue 2ebens HiI.
len fino ieood cine ipertpolle Meo:.
ain fir Jrdllen; ihreibt Mrs. M. s.
DUNLAP BON 9eaoia, Senn. 25 cts.
BEL alien 9ruggiifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26
uMlqmu1 ais sruit.

u@lqmp" ais Sroit.
Ser Suntmer lit nun tpieber oa,
Wttt icinen beiken 9asen,
WosfitD's, Srtfelbite gar
ltnb anhern idblintmen Hlagen.
gSas mill man aber babel tim,
gSir ntiifien bier beriuetlem,
&ir miiiien iduttenb Sag fit Sag
Sur lauren Mrbeit eilem.
9as tit setpik feim id5nes 2pps,
gStr f1nntenfs beiier baben;
9lllein iebr nngered)t perteilt,
Sinh ale @elten=@ =@ahem.
Der Gtme fd]melgt int ltebcrflmR,
Der Mnb're fampft init giDten
lln6 lit ber Wepnat ,pieber rum,
0ebt icber 9pllar fl5ten.
9Di) eeber nid)t nad) 9eid)tnnt itrebt,
Wsan mill bersniislid) Ieben
tlnb mas 5nr Grafttgmng ge6Srt,
gSia man hem Masen sebem.
9enm bicie Masenfrase tit,
Die tuidtigfte npn allen:
Gin gutter Slid, elm feiner Sranf,
9as lakt man iid) gefallen.
ltn6 ntebr fann aud ein @eidJer nidbt,
S6n' &iiicp iid leiiten;
Gr ift nnb trinft nnb raud)t nnb Iebt,
Niht beiier als bic nteiiten.
Sas Mlamo", bas lit ieim Srpit,
3m alien Sabresseiten.
Gs lit bes arnten Mnnnes Srenn6,
@enmis tut's Tim bereitem.
ID a m 0" tit b'rmm pppular,
Set alien Sd)thten, &lafien.
QIamp" bpdj muh breimal bod!
Gs paft fir alfe Saiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-26

Die groBte 4unft ailf eroen 1T
es, oes 2ebens 8itterfeit 8u erfab.
rem, obne ielbit perbittert su peroeft.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Kuna Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wagner are
the proud parents Of a son, born
last week,
A beautiful rain last Sunday
laid the dust in good shape.
VIM McCIeneghan, Of Green
River, Wyo. visited with his
brother James recently
Geo. Brown, of Vale, Oregon,
was the guest Of his daughter
Mrs. PearlI Cults last week.
A great deal OF work is being
done by the government in and
around Kuna this fall, and the
pay roll means much to our bus
mess interests. The work of com.
pleting the New York canal exten-
sion, by deepening and widening
will be accomplished by January
lst, and the Mora high line ditch
is being improved. Much time
is being put on the WaldvogeI
lateral, running four miles south.
west of Kuna.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Sale at Edwards Farm.

George F. Edwards and Arthur
r. Mersdorf will have a public
sale at the Edwards farm p miles
south and half mile east of Mer-
idian, Wednesday, November 22d,
beginning at 10 O'Clock, 3 filleys,
| milk COW, 68 high grade Shrop-
shire ewes, As eve lambs, Is
weathers, 20 ram lambs, 2 reg
istered rams, hogs, chickens, R. l.
Reds) farm machinery, 500 bu,
seed oats, some hay, 80 gallons
vinegar, etc. etc. Terms 10 months
Free lunch. Col. Marsters q Son
& Tobias, Auctioneers. E. G.
Pfaffie, Clerk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
High School Notes.

The boys are having fine time
this week playing in the mud.
The girls do very nicely without
any play,
Any one who wishes to give, to
help build an assembly house for
the school and community, take it
to either bank in Meridian and
deposit it to. the Play House Fund
This building will cost about $1,000
1t is necessary that every one does
his part. The building will be
owned and controlled by the
school board. All who have been
asked to help has given freely.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
YoakIey Comes Back.

w. B. Yoakley has returned
after four months spent at Arrow
Rock, where he was employed as
teamster on the government work.
He says the preliminary work
for the dam will be to divert
the Boise river into a tunnel along
the hill side, and work is now
being rushed on this big job.
The tunnel viii 60 through the
mountain at the curve of the
river, and viii be $50 feet long, rs
feet high and 80 feet wide, plenty
large enough to hold the water of
the Boise river, even during the
spring season. The tunnel is not
finished as they go along, but a
top heading" is taken first, and
this is about completed, but the
work will require until next Aug.
ust to finish the base. Several
hundred men will be employed at
this all winter d. w. McFadden
is foreman at one end of the tun-
mel and recently had a narrow es-
cape from injury, a drill striking
near his face, and causing a flesh
wound.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Commodore Cary and
Viola L. Cary, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Vina L. Cary, administrator
of the estate of Commodore Cary and
Viola L. Cary deceased, to the cred
itors of and ali persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary youchsfs
within ten months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the saia
vina L. Cary, at 314 Overland build
ing, County of Ada, State Of Idaho
this being the place fixed for the tan
saction of the business of said estate
Dated November 10th, 1911.
VIVA L. CARY
27.4t Administrative.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Notice to Water Users.

Beginning with December /,
1911, all water bills due the Village
Of Meridian must be paid at the
Superintendent's Office, at the
pumping station on or before the
fifth of each month. Hereafter
the collector will not call person
ally to get same, Superintendent
is at station between the hours of
7 a. m. and 5 p. M.
Upon failure to pay, water will
be discontinued.
BY order Village Board.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Marfiaae q AIlss Raby .Aiee aaeksoa

Marriage q Miss Rnby Moe 5soksoaI
Mrs. Fred e Nusbaum received
a copy Of the Peabody (KansasJ
Gazette this week, containing an
Eaccdllnt Of the wedding Of her
Esister Miss jackson. who is well
land favorably known in Meridian,
EShs spent year in this vicinity
and taught a term at the Maple
GROVE school near this place.
| TheIacoount is as follows. co.
| Zone Of the prettiest home we'd
dings Of the season was solemnized
last Friday evening at eight;thirty
/ at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
jackson when their youngest
daughter Ruby Mae, was united
in marriage to Edward II Funston
81 Emporia. Kans, Rev M. @.
Brooks Of the M. E. Church Of
floating.
| Preceding the ceremony Miss
Margaret Wright sang @Oh, prom.
Use Me-" in her charming and
sweet manner. Immediately fol-
lowing this the bride and groom
descended the stairs and entered
the parlor to the strains of Men
deIssohn's Wedding March played
by Miss Emily Haskell During
the impressive ceremony Mon
Moths by Albert Kussnar war
softly played ON the piano.
After congratulations the happy
couple and guests passed to the
dining room where a fine three
course supper was served by tht
I Misses Mable jackson, Anna Han
sen and Emily Haskell.
! The bride looked charming in /
: French linen, trimmed in Baby
j. Irish crochet lace and insertion
9 and carried a beautiful bouquet o
! white roses. The groom wore thu
I conventional black.
i The bride is an accomplished
. young lady and is loved by al
who knew her. She has been |
1 student of the State Normal ant
A has also been successful teacher
q The groom is a young man o
sterling ability and exceedingl,
worthy of the jewel which he Sc
I cured. He 10 employed as book
a keeper in the Santa Fe Office il
4 Emporia. He is brother of Gen
eral Frederick Funston
Many beautiful and costly pres
: ents we're received including silver
ware, cutglass, handpainted chin,
and many other useful articles.
The happy couple went on Sat
urday morning to their future
home in Emporia where they i'm
mediately went to housekeeping
The out of town guests we're
Mrs, E. FL. Funston, of lola, Kan
% sss, and Mr.. and Mr.. f. A. Eckdal
q Of Emporia."
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
NOTICE OF TAXES.

Notice is hereby given that sa'
Nampa and Meridian Irrigation w
trict taxes are now due and payaOlss ! !
the Office of the treasurer, at me Das !.
of Nampa, Nampa Idaho. 7 n0' r. y.
snch taxes will become delinluen. !
6 O'Clock P. NJ, Monday Jan isl' i'l-
Provided, that if any person, r =
one-half of his assessment DeiOl D.. " s.
become delinquent as afofssala Z.
remaining oue-half shall no. So I
delinquent until the first Monos :
July, 1912, at o'clock P. M
]. A. GvENs
Treasurer, Nampa ana Ms
Irrigation District. ~
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
In the Probate Court Of Ada County :
In the Matter of the Estate

In the Probate Court OF Ada COuas'
In the Matter of the Estate
of George D. Ellis, Deceased 3D.,
On reading and filing the petl,'0a :.
james E. Neal praying for an 0io. ~.
curing the executors Of 1n' -,
named estate to specifically psrl0l ., Il
agreement of their decedent 70 'a :, j.
to said petitioner a conyeyahs - b
following described reall properly ~.
wit-Lot 4 in Black 1926 orlslna' ra,ba
si,s of Boise City, Ada County d isSDsl
IS ordered that Dec. 10, 1911, a. ~ .s0;ut,dl
N. be andthe same is hereby app !, i.
a the time and the court room :, b.
above entitled court as the plas = ,.,i,iss
hearing Of the above nentlOnS ) s,rssy
and the clerk of this court .s.-IOl i
directed to publish a noIlOe =, Dub
the Meridian Times a newsPap; !. ii
lished in the County Of Aa IN bst|
State OF Idaho, for not less : h,srils
successive weeks before saw ng.s.r..
(seaD " probate JudF
o. ct
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
IN TINE DISTRICT COURT

OF the Third Judicial District in the
State Of Idaho in and for Ada County.
Mary M. Stemeck, Plaintiff,
VS.. Alias Summons
VIM E. Steineck, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting to
the above named Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court Of the Third judicial Dis
trict, State of Idaho, for Ada County,
and to answer the complaint filed
therein (copy of which is hereto at
tached, within 20 days exclusive Of
the day of service) after the SER
vice on you of this summons, if served
within the district; or if served out of
this district, within forty days.
This action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony between the plain
tiff and yourself, and to require you to
pay the sum of Fifty Dollars per month
alimony to the plaintiff and to obtain the
custody of the minor children named
in the complaint, and further that you
be required to pay all expenses of this
action including 500 counsel fees.
1t is alleged in the complaint that you
and the plaintiff were intermarried Jan.
3rd, 1888, and ever since have been and
now are husband and wife; that the
plaintiff has been a resident of Idaho
for seventeen years last past; that ON or
about the 18th, day of January, 1905,
you deserted and abandoned the plain
tiff and continued to live separate and
apart from her without her consent and
without any cause on your part.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
there are living of the issue OF said
marriage, three children, Gertrude, a
girl, aged % Lorraine, a girl aged 49,
and Walter, boy, aged II.
A more complete reference is made to
plaintiffs complaint copy of which is
attached hereto and made part hereof
and served herewith upon you.
And you are hereby notified, that il
You fail to appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Courts fol
the relief prayed for in her complaint
Given under my hand and seal Of
the district court of the third Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Ada this 10th day
of November, 1911.
Stephen Utter,
Seal Clerk
BY B. Clyde Eaglesor
Deputy CLERK
R. NJ. McCRAcKEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff, residing al
Boise, Idaho. %
For Sale:-1, 4 gallon milk COW,
sets double work harness, 2 sets singl,
buggy harness, / good top buggy.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Meridian and Vicinity.

" Z. S&tAtk@&tf@&Sts
For SAls.- Rhode leland Red
pullsts. Mrs. y. E, stanton Rose
Lava. Meridian.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs =: 81.
LaForce. residing on Ten Mile.
November 10th. girl
For Rent Cheap Seven room
house with SOME furniture. block
81 ground. Mrs. McFadden.
Special rates on plumbing work.
II win pay you 70 call and see me
and get prices. Otto Goes, Mer-
idian.
Dec. 18th the Nampa- Meridian
Irrigation district will hold an
election to select director for the
Namps district.
Wanted A trusty driving horse
for light driving this winter for its
feed and good care Geo. w.
Whitlock.
Hair switches made, and hair
work of all kinds for sale See
Mrs, w II. Tucker, southeast Of
Meridian.
Walter Evans, who resides
southeast Of town, was taken TO
the hospitsl at Boise Wednesday,
for an operatiyn for hernia.
For Sale single buggy, large
Jewel heater, six hole range, will
trade for smaller stoves. Mrs
McFadden.
Arthur X. Mersdorf has sold his
40 acrea, two miles northwest o.
Meridian TO Robert Noble FOL
$500.
For. Sale loo hens and pulleti
1000 pounds Of honey. Earl 9
Biddock. one mills west o. Mer
idian.
Thirteen for the price OF
dozen, for your Christmas photos
If taken before the 10th Of Decem
Der. Newell Gallery, Meridian
Suayed From the undersigned
one Jersey heller calf. Eigh
months old. Medium dark color
No marks. Ind, Phone $50
A. y. Hadley.
ROCK SPRINGS COAL. WI
have plenty o. this coal ON hant
now. Fill your bins and don't b
out this winter. Union Coal 4
Feed Co, Meridian.
Pence 81 Tsnnyson, the Bois'
attorneys, announce that they have
moved their office from the Sonnt
block 10 Suite 507.509 Idah'
building.
Brothers Of Meridian Lodg'
10. o. n. are especially invitet
10 attend lodge this Saturda,
night, and hear Brother Gillian
who will address the members.
HIAwATHA COAL. Blu.
one ton and il win go as far a
one and quarter tons OF an.
other coal For sale only at tn
Union Coal u Feed Co. Meridian
The annual meeting OF the In
termountain Fair directors wa
held at Boise Wednesday, and neN
directors were elected II was de
cided 10 hold the fair earlier mex
year, TO miss the bad weather.
Last Thanksgiving those havi ri
turkeys rather overreached them
selves, and the price was so higl
that very few bought them. Thi
year, there are many turkeys i
the country, aad the price viii b
owner
Marcum Il speelman have ad
vsrtised big public sale Of horse
Eulss, cattle, hogs, sheep an'
machinery, at the Marcum ranch
0 miles northwest Of Meridian
Tuesday, Nov. 2lst See larg
bills for particulars.
GRAIN BAGS, FARMERS
you will save money by buyinI
New Bags. Don't let other dealer
tell you that second hand bags ar
as good a. new bags. Our price
~ o..
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17

4
two al Blue Rapids, Kausas, one
al Long Beach and one at Mer
idSan. j. b. Cook and wife will
leavein n few days, and expect 70
make an extended visit 10 southern
California
Last Thursday evening was the
Goth wedding anniversary 81 thel
marriage 81 Mr. and Mrs w FL.
Peer end some OF their old friends
| ID this vicinity were invited BY
Mra peer. " gather at their home
and spend the evening There
we're about thirty present. and the
coming on the crowd was com
pIete surprise to Mr.. Peer After
several hours Of visiting, fine
supper was served
There 10 one thing can be said
to the credit Of the Eampa- Mer-
A
idian irrigation district directors.
and that Is, through wise man
agement, the maintenance charges
remain at vi per inch, while with
other bitches in this section, the
charges have been advanced, III
keeping with the raise 10 price of
labor, and other expenses incident
/ TO keeping up the ditches.
i On the Booth place, mile east
of town, a fine crop Of alfalfa was
aised this year. While that land
b. az considerable dobe, il 10 show
ling up this year as well as others,
An attempt was made some time
ago to sell this land in small
tracts for orchard purpose, and il
this was done, and the ground
J given plenty Of fertilizer, trees
would probably do all right.
II
! There has been some talk that
the county bought some pure-bred
: hogs at the Hubbard sale at .
fancy price but Il. Il. Evans
: superintendent Of the poor farm
makes affidavit that he bought
. none for the county, and that tbs
!, bid was for a pretended but not
: real sale
This Idaho. Oregon company II
2 putting in low pressure line (
. accommodate several farmers JUS
/ north Of Meridian, who require
/. electric power for lights and t.
4 run small machinery. O. b. Hen
I dershot and Arthur Estes eact
!. had their places connected thil
/ week.
Il. ". Butler, secretary, states
that there will be an election helc
in the Settlers Irrigation distric
= Dec. 18th, for the purpose Of cleo
ting two directors for three ant
one years, respectively, the latte
Q to fill the unexpired term Of Q. 9
e Moshy, resigned.
The Thanksgiving dinner. aerveC
we'd by the ladies' OF the Christian
: church, which has been 30 populai
i in years past, will be given agar
! this year, 1t will be held in thu
I l. 0, o. +, hall, and generous
repast will be served, both after
noon and evening,
8 The county commissioners hav,
! set Monday, Nov. Goth, as the dat,
8 when the petition of certain res
idents Of School district No. II
blue Valley 10 withdraw thu
: district from the Rural Higt
{ School, will be considered,
! The law firm of Jackson Quarle,
i Il Taylor, Of Boise, has dissolved
p artnership. Judge Quarles ex
! poets TO spend the winter il
!. Hawaii, where he was formerly
b engaged in the law practice.
. w. NJ. Al. Hayden is slowly i'm
q proving in health, and the docto
. hopes that his patient viii be ahl,
to sit mp in about two weeks. Mr.
|. Hayden's many friends are glat
IS to hear the good news,
a ma " A. ksl - AZ At II
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
OTTO Goss

Plumbing, ieating' a 1i'''aIs
Dealer in WiadmillSs;; .ti 0gs
Engines, Pipe a'asrsnissd'
and Pumps. All work .g go'i'
Meridian, Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-17
Grade School Items.

Edith Brookhart is absent from
school on account of sickness.
In the basket ball game Friday
between the first and second teams
of the seventh grade, the first
team met defeat.
Miss Paine and Miss Maloney
took dinner at the country home
of Mrs, Eakins Monday evening.
Grace and Fay Whitlock are en-
joying visit with their grand
father Mr.. Henaman and coucin
Miss Esta Calhoon who arrived in
our city last Sunday from Clar-
linda, Iowa.
The basket ball game with Blue
Valley school last Friday was post
poned on account of the weather.