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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22

his home.
Ralph Mcdowell, ]. S. Flesher and
Delbert Fletcher went to Parma Mon.
day for load of carrots.
"A. L. Knight and Dewey Heagy
made trip to Caldwell the first of the
week.
Drdmmers representing the Fall
Mercantile Co. and Boise Candy Co
were in town Tuesday.
Col. Nafston's wife is at home again
Mrs. Hodgins and Miss Alice Hold.
gins from Fromans Ferry were dowr
for the dance Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis of Sunny Slope
were down Friday evening and attend.
ed the dance.
A very pleasant dance was given al
Gilman Hall last Friday evening. A
very large crowd was present. Brew
ster Brothers furnished fine music
and Mrs. Gilman served lunch.
Hr. and Mrs. Chas. Dugdale were
down for church Sunday.
Rev. B. F. Clay conducted religious
services at the school house Sunday
Rev. Campbell will preach next Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Stephens and SON Rich
ard were in town Wednesday.
Col. w. L. Holton is not quite 50
well. He is still unable to use his
foot.
DR.. Beck. Mr.. thinner, Mr.. and Miss
Nolan were down on a visit to the doc
tors ranch last week.
M. M. Sebree made a trip tosCald-
well on the stage Wednesday.
Jack Owsley made trip to Parma
Wednesday.
]. w. Graft has purchased McKen-
sizes interest in the old Ross ranch
and now is sole owner.
The engineers and assistants at
work for Smith, Kerry & Chace left
Wednesday.
G. Van Sittart supervising engineer
for Smith, Kerry & Chace IS in town
this week.
w. D. Martin is building a cottage
on his ranch south of town
Miss Ferne Bitner has installed a
news stand in the postofice. The
Boise dailies and popular monthly
magazines can now be obtained here.
She also has a select collection of
post cards for sale.
VIM. Fletcher was in charge of the
ferry Saturday during the absence of
B. Heath.
Martin Shenefeld was in town We'd
nesday.
Ed. Smell, who is doing work on his
desert claim west of town, was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. Hugh Lee is not at all we'll.
Mark Price is drilling a we'll for
William Thomas.
Work on the school house is pro-
crossing satisfactorily and the con-
tractor expects to have it ready for
use Immediately after the Christmas
holidays.
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Mr.. Guy Kelley's barn is very near
ly completed and reflects credit on
the carpenter, v. E. Tucker, assisted
by Guy Kelley, and is one of the most
commodious in the valley and adds
much to the looks of the premises.
DR.. L. E. Montgomery is setting
the pace by being the first in the
valley to install bath tub, plumbing,
etc. in his bath room, which adds to
the comfort of his neat little home.
A. B. Sims and Arthur Wilkinson
left Saturday to work across the
river where they expect to be ditch
ing for six weeks or two months
There will be prayer meeting at
X. w. kelley's Monday night.
The many friends of the Ted Emer-
son family will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. Emerson has been very i'll.
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HbMEDALE.

Mrs. Lewis Smith left Thursday of
last week for several weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Willard Robinson,
of Nampa. She will be away from
home until after Thanksgiving.
VIM. Isaac passed through here
Sunday on his way home from his
sheep ranch above the canyon to his
home in Caldwell.
4 M. L. Walker of the firm of Banks
& Walker, of Caldwell. was in our
city Sunday.
The owners of the "Schenck
Ditch" held meeting at the post
Office building Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. G. w. Butt was engaged
to oversee the cleaning and repairing
this fall and to operate the ditch dur
ing the water season next year. Work
on the ditch began Tuesday.
For Thanksgiving dinner ice cream
and candies telephone your order.
The Colonial.
Some of the poles and line belong
ing to the "Homedale Mutual Inde-
pendent Telephone Co." were moved
last week and line extended to the
residence of B. Heath. The company
is contemplating arrangements to
connect with long distance line so
that owners may have the conven-
fence Of long distance communication
without the trouble of going to the
central Office.
Ernest Bedford was in town Sat-
urday from his ranch above Fro
mans Ferry.
Maynard Bitner visited his sister,
Miss Ferne Bitner, last week.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck, Miss ida
Schenck and Walter Magill visited
friends and relatives in Wilder Sun
Us. Flesher is busy blowing on
| The Botkin claim.
Ralph Mcdowell hauled merchan-
disc from Wilder for w. P. Bean the
first Of the week.
"A. w. Crifiield and Dave Orr are
briskly at work on the ditch they had
| surveyed recently
Mr.. Miller, father Of Mrs. Tony
Freeburn. Is here from Pendleton fol-
| visit.
G. w. Butt was Caldwell visitor
/ Friday.
B. Heath Is constructing cemen
block cellar at his home.
i M0KSS q SllaSs ANAoAnou
work clearing ten acres of B. Heath
forty acre tract southeast OF town.
| J.W. Graft made trip to Caldwell
Thursday of last week, remaining
over until Sunday.
i A fine cellar is the latest improve
ment at the ]. P. Wood home.
i Lewis Smith made a trip to Parm
Thursday of last week.
H. B. Bitner is at work adding i'm
provements to the house on the u
\ Beck ranch that Is occupied by MI
Moore and family. Another house i
to be moved over and the two joine'
i and remodeled
/ w. H. Schenck took load OF tur
keys to Caldwell Tuesday.
| Mr.. WEIGH of Wilder is haulin
/ the windows and doors and cement to
clustering the school house.
! Lewis Smith is wintering his Hoe
Of Angors goats on the Island opposit
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DEER FLAT,

fered badly fractured leg Tuesda,
evening. He was on load of ha,
driving over very rough ground, wher
he was thrown from the wagon, The
load ran over the limb causing the
fracture. He was taken to Caldwell
on the late car Tuesday evening for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olleian entervained
several friends at dinner SATURDAY
evening. The guests of horror wei
Mrs. Vasold and daughter, of NIichi-
gan, who have been visiting here Tor
some time, but will leave shortly for
their home.
Mr.. Chas. Selix of Portland, is
visiting with Lawrence Davis this
week.
For Thanksgiving dinner ice cream
and candies telephone your order.
The Colonial
The Christian Endeavorers will give
Limited Express" social Friday
evening of this week. The Express
will leave Pumpkinvill (school housed
at 1880 o'clock, prompt. Different
countries will be visited and stops
made at convenient stations for re-
freshments. Passengers may go first,
second, or third class, but we would
advise first class to those who do not
care to push" Travellers missing
connection at Pumpkinville may get
aboard at other stations, but may have
to go second class, as it is hoped all
first class accommodations will be
taken at first station. All are welcome
and general invitation is extended to
all. Come and spend a pleasant
evening. ~
Miss Mae Besecker of Sunny Slope
was week end guest of Miss Bess
Harper.
Gravel was hauled for the cement
foundation for the new church last
week.
Miss Jessie Johnson of Caldwell,
Mr.. Keener, of Fargo and Mr.. Fisher
of Boise, were Sunday guests of Miss
Edna Davis.
Mrs. c. G. Greenfield is on the sick
list.
Mrs: John Clark gave quilting bee
last Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Wiley is visiting in Pay
cite this week
Mrs. Carrie Dresser of Caldwell
visited on the Flat Wednesday.
Miss Besecker and Messrs. Andrew
Smith, Bernard Bailess and Geo.
Smith were dinner guests of Miss
Bess Harper Sunday.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Harris. The Ladies
are working very hard just now pre-
pairing for the bazaar.
Mrs. Earl Faris of Caldwell visited
on the Flat Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
school house next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. G. Flemmons of Caldwell has
leased the new store building at Hus-
ton and will put in a stock of general
merchandise the first of December.
There will be choir practice at the
school house Wednesday evening Of
each week at seven o'clock. All who
sing are welcome.
Mr.. Wesley Dotson is having his
house plastered.
Mr.. Lawrence Davis made trip t.
Boise Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oleian made ;
trip to Boise the first of the week.
Grade work under the hume fol
the electric line has been resumed
When this is finished the grade to thu
river will be practically done ant
ready for the steel. The people of tn
slope are very anxious to have tn
road completed.
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PEACEFUL VALLEY.

The Ladies Aid ives very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Guy Kelley last
Thursday Nov IA.
Rev. Mead, assisted by Rev. Ran
kin, will hold series of revival
meetings at the Peaceful school house
beginning Nov. 20. All are cordially
invited. @
~. ". Mcintyre has received word
that his horse which disappeared from
his ranch Sunday, 10th, which was
supposed to be stolen, has returned to
the ranch where it was raised, east OF
Caldwell
For Thanksgiving dinner ice cream
and candies telephone your order.
The Colonial.
H. w. Mallett is hauling rock for a
cave he is going to put in.
Mr.. Harris had one of his horses
cut deep cash in its breast on a
spike in the barn The Caldwell vet
erinarian was called and sewed iii
the wourd.
Dr. and Mrs. L. F. AZ tgomcry
were over s.r.'.y visitors in N.mra
with the c. D. Richardson family.
a. W. Mcintyre has proved up On
his ranch and has applied for i patent
F. M. Conroy has added tine hog
house to his many other conmodious
buildings which looks as though P.
V. will make a showing on hog rails
ing in the near future.
There were only six out of 50 pupils
enrolled absent or tardy this month
and taking into consideration how far
some have to go this is remarkably
we'll for Our school
Cupid has surely been doing Inns
part in p ", for he has supcceedcd
in joining in wedlock two Of our old
est residents, Auntie Harris and Mr.
Mason. This event has been expect.
ed for some time. and should they
decide to live on the brides home.
stead in P. ", they will be assured .
| welcome.
Our hunters returned ---bur withor,
big game, however.
Mrs. and Mr.. Frank TIagerman o.
Caldwell spent several days OF las
week in the valley looking aft .r theil
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, Clifford ant
Alfred spent Sunday evening at thu
Stillwell home.
Mrs. T, L. Clark returned from
Boise Sunday afternoon where she ha
been spending several days with he
parents.
There was a meeting of 9TH dis
trict water users at the p. v. schoo
house Saturday night for the pur
post of nominating delegate TO
election at the meeting in Caldwell
in January. ]. M. Rankin was unani
mously chosen for reelection, as h
has served the district faithfully tn
past year. It was gratifying to Sc
such large delegation from lowe
Deer Flat and Lake View districts.
]. D. King and wife were in Cald
we'll Wednesday with his switnesse
p. H. Cavanaugh and Charey Harri
J to make final proof.
]. w. Newton was in for the sam
purpose Wednesday. We are glad I
! note these final proofs as it mean
something towards the finances {
: our school and road fund.
It was a sincere regret as who'll
! that P. v. learned of the defeat (
our county superintendent. as she wa
: deeply interested in our rural school
!. and seemed to know the needs an
. possibilities better even than we d
J ourselves, and she seemed to undo
! stand the situation that it was vii
great satisfaction one could go to h
7 on any question.
There has been quite lot of THE
3 ing going on in The Valley for som
r time and unless there Is stop put
it there may be some work for o.
( newly elected constable and Justi
Of peace.
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MAPLE GROVE.

w. A. Perkins has moved over near
the boulevard. All are sorry to have
Miss Callie leave school.
The Maple Grove Debating society
will hold its regular meeting next
Thursday evening, the 2lst. Subject
for debate, Resolved, that Duties on
Articles that can be produced in our
own country should be so high as to
stop their importation.
Mr.. Griffin who has been residing
on the Myers & Stone place, has
moved to his homestead on Snake
river.
For Thanksgiving dinner ice cream
and candies telephone your order
The Colonial.
Mr.. Bob Smith has moved into the
Girard house. recently vacated by Mr..
Mrs. Van Houten is spending the
winter in the east with relatives.
Mr.. Bull has returned from his trip
east
The improvements in Maple Grove
are varied and many. Mr.. Mills has
| just completed new COW barn. Mr..
Rider is building barn, and Mr.
Haylett has just finished the flooring
| in his barn, while Mr.. Riddle is max
ing good roads that all may be nearer
Caldwell
The evening of the 18th, large
party of neighbors and friends gather
! ed at the Greeley home as surprise
to Miss Leah. on her birthday. DANG
| ing was INDUCED in until an early
hour. Everyone had good time anS
wished Miss Leah many more suci
happy birthdays. -,
Nj. Ed. Kennedy, son-in-law of w
4 G. McNeilly. has rented part OF tn
McNeilly farm and has moved in. Mr.
4 McNeilly and Mr.. Kennedy are feed
ing large herd of beef cattle.
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BREEzEs FROM PLEAS
RIDGE.

Many Of the men of this neighbor-
rood are working on Phyllis ditch.
They are doing . good job OF clean
ing this fall and the work is being ct
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COUNTY NEWS.
srONrNGToN.


Miss Mabel Smith. is clerking in Frank
warren's hardware store.
F. !. Lamson and wife are entertaining
Mrs. DIR. Robinson, of Bangor.
The d. d. will inspect Juanits chapter,
O. f. S, at the meeting Oct. "a.
Mrs. F. V. spofiord, who has been visit
ing friends in Pennington, is home.
Mrs. Charles {. Cousins and Miss Ethel
Cousins are visiting in Massachusetts,.
Leman Billings has moved to Bangor,
where he will take charge of a fish mar
ket.
Mrs. George Manchester, of Northeast
Harbor, is the guest OF Mrs. F. A. Hamb-
len.
There is extra work in the Lawrence
canning shop at present, sardines being
plentiful.
Edwin smith, who has q weir at Castine,
has closed up his business and is home for
the winter.
Peter Anderson, who was so badly hurt
at the quarry by a stone crushing his foot,
is improving.
Rev. Joseph Jackson and wife have gone
10 Vermont where he will take charge
in Methodist church for the winter.
Lester Veazie and wife have returned to
their home in Bluehill. Mr.. Veazie will
enter the Maine general hospital this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver, OF Rockport, are
at Ocean View. Mr.. Carver is overseeing
the repairs on the Eastern Steamship
Coz wharf.
c. Il. 5. Webb and wife, who have been
visiting in Milo, were called home by the
illness and death of their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Gross.
The masonic district convention will be
held with Reliance lodge Oct. Is. About
4oO are expected. Juanita chapter will
serve the banquet.
Oct. 2i. Mill.
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which he recently purchased o! T. A
Wentworth.
A. p. Mead left Thursday for Farcroit
where he has employment.
Ralph Lowell has moved his iau4ly into
the Mason house for the winter.
Mrs. George White, who has been visit
ing in New haven, Conn, is home.
Mrs. II. A SNOW Is at home from a visit
in Boston, Hartford aud New York
Miss Doris Blake, who is attending
Biuehill academy, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Sydney Gray, who has been employed in
this vicinity several months, has gone TO
his home in South Penohscot.
Elmer Blaisdeii and wife went 10 Els
worth Falls Friday, called there oy the
death OF Mrs. BlsisdelIs grandmother
Mrs. Nina Parker, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Aurilla Higgins,
several weeks, has returned TO Blueail.
Fred Gross and wife, Master Frederick
Gross, Miss Gertrude Mason, Mrs. Flor
ence Stanley, Miss Barbara and Master
Mason Stanley spent Saturday and sun
day at ''saccsrappa Lodge.
Oct IL u.
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of automobile law. Oct 1914 - mol
pressed.
1851 state vs. Edward Mcfarland. drunk.
Oct lsi2-Continned.
1885 State VS. Lydia Walls, assault. Oct 1879
Continued.
By Indictment.
1855 State VS. Jacob Altman, larceny, Oct
lsi2-Capias issued.
1857 State VS. Alden Carter. assault and
battery. Oct 1912 Continued,
1855 state VS. Pazxieilo opero. breaking aud
entering. Oct 1912 - Pleaded guilty.
Indictment filed.
1901 state VS. Charles WEIGH, larceny. Oct
isi2-Pleaded guilty. Sentence. three
months in jail on one case. Other in
dietment fled.
1862 State VS. Patrick BTesnahan, common
seller. Oct 1912 - MOL pressed by
county attorney on payment OF cts.
without approval of the Court.
1858 State VS. Edward L Callahan, common
seller. Oct 1914 - MOL pressed by
county attorney on payment OF sIl5,
without approval of the Court.
1854 State VS. Frank L Green, common seller
Oct Isl2-capias issued.
1885 State We Z Grob, common seller. Oct
lsi2-Capias issued.
1865 State VS. Arthur L Hunton, common
seller. Oct isI2-Capias issued.
1867 State vs. Thomas Kimball, common seller
Oct iel2--continued.
1858 State VS. Thomas II Landers. common
seller. Oct 1912 - MOL pressed by
county attorney on payment OF s1i5
without the approval of the Court.
1863 State VS. Thomas Lee, common seller
Oct lsI2-Nol pressed by county attor-
ney on payment of Sis, without ap.
prevail OF tie Court.
1870 State VS. David Linnehan, common
seller. Oct lsi2-Noi pressed by the
county attorney on payment OF sll5
without approval of the Court.
1871 State VS. Michael McCauley, common
seller. Oct 1912 - Mol pressed by
county attorney ON payment OF sli5
without approval of the Court.
1874 state VS. Walter MehAn. common seller,
Oct lel2-Nol pressed by the county at
torney on payment of sIl5. without APP
proval of the Court
1878 State VS. G Moran. common seller. Oct
lsi2-Capias issued.
1874 State VS. Thomas Phillips, common sell
Ter. Oct lsi2-Nol pressed on payment
of 500 and costs. sI5. Mol pros en-
tered by county attorney without APP
proval of the Court.
1875 State VS. George Price, common seller
Oct lsl2-Nol pressed by county attor-
ney on payment of slI5, without APP
proval of the Court.
1876 State VS. 5 L Treat, common seller. DC,
lsi2-Capias issued.
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NORTH PENoBsCor.
Mill.

Three of the Aliens have gone to Mas
sachusetts, where they are employed.
Mrs. Gladys McKusick, of GuiIford,
was recently elected editor Of the Guilford
Register.
Two COW moose were seen by Raymond
Hutchins and Others last week at the edge
of 'the bog, south of orland ridge.
Highland grange has invited Ala
moosook and Castine oranges to meet with
it Friday evening. Prof. Merrill, of the
U. OF M, will be present.
The farmers are digging their potatoes.
The crop on the whole is the largest for
years. Not very much rot is reported.
The yield ranges from 200 to 400 bushels
per acre. George Leach has the banner
crop, raising 800 bushels from two and
one-fourth acres. The land was broken
last fall and covered with good coat of
barn dressing, and Zoo pounds of fertil-
izer were applied at planting. Mr.. Allen,
senator-elect from Washington county,
has been buying potatoes in this section
for shipment to New York from South
Penobscot by vessel. He has paid forty
two cents bushel.
Oct. II. III.
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NORTH CASTINE.

NORTH CAsTINE.
Mrs. Lucy Mixer is ill.
Raymond Wardwell shot a deer last
week.
Miss Martha wescott has returned to
Boston.
Mrs. Fred Dunbar is home from Brock
ton, Mass.
Mrs. j. E. Blodgett left Saturday to
visit relatives in Fall River, Mass.
Everett Conner left last week to work
as lineman for the Canadian Pacific rail-
road.
Mrs. Mary wescott and daughter
Josephine have gone to Portland for the
winter.
Ray Wardwell, of Harborside, visited
his parents, Fred L. WardweIl and wife,
Sunday.
lank, after an extended visit with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Ross Conner and daughter Bernice
were guests last week of Mrs. Ada Conner
at Castine.
Frank W. Dunbar went to Portland FRI
day to join his vessel, the Topsail Girl, to
resume fishing.
Scion Peterson, of Portland, recently
visited his mother, Mrs. L. j. Peterson,
and sister, Mrs. Fred Conner.
Mrs. Annie Davis, of Penobscot, with
daughter Helen and son Lester, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs, Emma Wardwell.
George A. Grindle and wife, of Penob-
scot, are spending few days at the home
of his father, Capt. NJ. W. Grindle.
st.-Superintendent Fred'k Palladino
preached an interesting sermon to good
sized congregation at Bethany chapel
Monday evening. Quarterly conference
followed.i
Oct, q. l..
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In 1860 I was practicing medicine in
Millersviile. Pennsylvania, a thriving
farming community. A prominent
citizen of that locality called at my
Office ono day in very feeble condi-
ton. So much so he had to be assist
ed In aiighting from his wagon.
/ found on questioning him that he
had been afflicted for about two years.
He had consulted various doctors.
among them a specialist from Philadel-
phia. They pronounced his disease to
be Bright's disease OF the kidneys. He
was gradually failing in strength, los
ing flesh rapidly. and altogether pre-
scented a very pitiable spectacle, the
remnant of once strong and happy
man.
had been treating a neighbor of
his successfully. This neighbor had
highly recommended me and thus II
was he had come to me.
He told me that the doctors had
practically given up his case as hope
less and he felt free to consult any
other physician. / hesitated to take
the case, as felt sure ! could not do
anything more than the other ply
sicians had done. / told him so. yet he
insisted upon my prescribing. / was a
graduate OF the Jefferson Medical Col
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advertisements.
Serious Kidney Disease Treated
By an Old Fashioned Doctor

iege at Philadelphia, and as one OF the
consulting physicians had been a pro-
fessor in that college 1t seemed to me
quite unlikely that | would be able to
do any more than had been done. but
prescribed what seemed to be the best
thing under the circumstances.
He went away and In week he re-
turned saying he was no better, that he
was still losing ground. lie Judged
that he had taken the same medicine
before. No doubt he had. But he
wished me to prescribe again. did SO.
This went on for about two months,
the patient falling all the time. and
was becoming thoroughly discouraged
with the case.
One day the patient said to me.
Doctor. why don't you give me the
medicine you gave my neighbor? We
all thought he would die. but your
medicine cured him. This was why
came to you. Why not give me the
same medicine you gave him."
But" / said. your neighbor did not
have kidney disease. 1t was a bowel
complaint that prescribed for In his
case. remember / gave him the
4atAAbit tANAS hAaAG IN
great deal OF use OF in bowel dis
eases"
well, / want some of the same
medicine you gave him. II worked
wonders with him and ] believe II
will with me-"
But" said. "this Is not a medi-
cine for kidney disease"
well. since you seem TO be like the
rest OF the doctors. you cannot help
me, why not try the medicine that
helped my neighbour
After some hesitation concluded to
give him a bottle Of II. In ten days
he returned He at once began to be-
rate me In no complimentary words.
saying:
You knew very well this medicine
would help me. You held IL back
merely to get more fees for treating
me. From the first the medicine has
helped me and have made rapid i'm
provement. II / could have had this
medicine a year ago ! should have
been saved n great deal OF expense
and loss of time"
/ replied that I was glad the rnedi-
cine had helped him. was somewhat
confused by his brusaue manner and
rough speech / gave him another bot
tic OF medicine, Did not see him again
for about three weeks. Once mo:e he