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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
0eiratbssejmd.

Seuti6samerifanii6cr Saibolif. 81 Sabre alt,
Der aul einem 800 Ider Claim in Ospntana
lcbi uno t~i1on5icu gut beiieat ", plin'bl nit
fer, has 3n bcirnt6en lpiinidt, in Ertcflpcbfel
III treteit. Dub Bbpioerapbie nit Dem cri,en
Brief ienhen. Iuc photographer luerocr.
iflpiegenbeii. Ran %aoreiiire: d.. Dt, care OF
Gafbolic |rintir9 Co., Snbuare, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Surcmburser ms Iebrnsta seIturbcn.

81 Glbn. Mcbr., lit an IS. Sonunr
&crr Sobn Wnuer, gc6itrtiG aus ans
nnd), &urcnt6nr9, I'M Sitter bon 53
Sobrcu, II Wonaten mn bier Sa9cn
gcitprbcn. Gr rube in Sricbcn!
1lnier SeilcibI (Msbr in uGcbitcr
ghtmmer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Mnrktl,rrtd1te.

Ono osr p. Nebridr.
OetrciSc, Sen. @iebl, etc.
2Sei;en: SD-sjc per Babel.
Sater: 36-tOc per NuibeL
&ort: 59-j7c per guibet.
gerlte: 1880 per Nul6et.
Nos9en: 4b--55e per gulbel.
!oen: 81. 00-S15.O OF per Soune.
Wtebl: Batcnt, S5.2O-t6); nraisbt,
"a. 50-4. SO.
Sleis: $1,000 per Sonme.
Groceries, etc.
Iepiel: S?.25-S2.5O per Buibel; $50
per Barrel.
&urtoielu: S5c-90c per Suibel.
3plebell: Sl.5b per Suibel; Spauiibs
Spiebelh. Sl.50 per Grote.
8ie6.
Stiere: $~5.O)-S,.5o
Hiuoer So. t0-S5.D
1ilpe: So. lO-Sj.1 IS
SGlber: s.. 00-Sb. 90.
SGrtner: So. 0D-S3.5 80.
Sbweine (aii Dem 6uBl: $S.00-sS.2 %
per bunbert giuuo.
Butter, Gier nnb adie.
Gier: 29@ilc per 0upsuo.
Butter: Oalrg, Sc; Creamery SIC
per Yiunb.
RGis: Rbaln. f6le, ?5c; Srit, 9je; oim.
burger, 20@2ic; Spiss. PC per Siuno.
Is 2cbcnbes 4efliisel.
Sruthitbner, lie; Gnielt. 1Ot; Siibuer
per PfWuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
M. 6. VI. y. 2. =W,ittbciluua.

Pin Stclc bcS peritprbcncu bpdfp.
&ntcr &. 5. Soper, neIder elmer Der
Sircftorcn Der H.sa. @cgeuicitigcn
Sdlutgeiellidoft bon Spipn mar, lit
5r. Ionm Steffcs bon Hoiclle. Carroll
60, Su., crnannt fprrben. Sicic
&obl lpuroe 9ctroffcn in elmer Sieung
Dcs Sircttorcnrntbc3 an 16. Sebrllar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Mattbeips & Chalmers, Ibpps
fatcn, Simmer 402 SccuritD Bulb
ing. SeIepbon 1852. Trafti5ieren in
Staatss ulib 9unbcsgcriften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

alf5umltntcrn. llnb pns pirflidlc Dor
hnnbcnc Snterciic, 2 mmnr5 an
W CT i, in 3ifieru nnh 3ablcn ab=
5umcfien.-Scr Gbcfz Hcbnttcur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
&crndhtisung Suriidaeiuieicn.
Gprtiebumg bon Der 1. Seite.)

liidcn NebblGttcr IRE Sii9c. boB Der
9}rGiiocut burd icincn Sriputictrctdr
81 Nrnltcn Der fnthpliid)cn Stride be-
ciniuBt mcrpc, nidt nnfgebeu ionbcrn
pciter pcrbrcitcn pcrocn. Sic benfen:
.%crlcmmoe nur luitil bnrnuf los,
ctua5 blcibt INNER bGngcn." Bon
Den pnritnuiid scnlpiaiitiidcn 6ebern
fam MA nidDts NlhcrcS cripartcn.
Sem Snnntifcr funlmt O. nuf cine
6~uubpol 9ilgeu nid)t on, luenu, ieinc
,3pcdc mn 3iclc brrb ioldc &C.
i0rocrt lucrbcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Weiuht miro Sernaro Woeoert,

Spbn bon !. 7. &oeorrt aus 8aiicnbori, 2urz
enlbura, lpelder Dor 6pet Sabrer nab Den Der.
StadtcrI dusluaroerte Ilno lib III Der Ndbe bon
&c Mlrs Interrogation bnben iou. Srgenos
peGGc s%lrsfrnft bite 81 ienocn al Germ Z. Y.
0oeocrt, Suitenoort SiIemburg. europa.
Yeim Streibcn ertpdbne man oieie5 Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Ginc auto 8eleaenheit iiir fatbp=

Cine quito 8elesenheit fir fatbu=
liidc Samilien.-Sh Lobe pielc Sabre
in Der Nidhc bon Dubuque, 3D., &c
formt. ober mid, icbt bier bel Erinccs
ton. Dtinn., angetollft, no bas %anb
nocb perbdltniBndbi9 bilig lit boz $4S
bis $50 hcn Nder, unb no man 9erabc
10 9utes Storm 3icben tann, ais I'M
n5rblitcn Soma, no i) audi s Sabre
9efnrmt babe uuib no hns Sonb 81
500 bis $50 Den Ndcr pertalft
lpirb. IS iinh bier etlihe cute Sors
men, cr9liid)cn ltno idltpcbiid1en
Sdrmern gchoreitb, sll nerfdnfen. User
iid fir bicic @eeenb iniereiiicrt, Dem
lpcrbc id, pahrbeitsgctrelle Iusfunft
gcbcu. lin 9tdberes luenbe ma iidb
an: Spbn u. shnclcr, Yrincctou,
Mimi. u. II. 4, oDcr al Tep. SDiepb
&ilenbrinf, Tfnrrer Der @emeinoe
cbcnbnielblt. 5000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
&auft Sud Elm 0eim i'm Weiten

Sa3 bette 2auo bes ~gSeitets, no sic Do
bette Sbit tit6ierL has ihpn'te NIimn aenicbc.
tinoeIt sic in Der llmacgeno BON He5perct
Soabo, tpel6es cine grpBe fatboliide GduI,
mo STRIDE bat. Oiolt i6rcibe an
Soareing d Sbarir1, 9iedperce, Soabc.
Sir slnsfunit bon Sarineru ihrcibc man a
Geo. Wuden, Rid Sacobs ODER MidneI Slidls
8eim S@rciben eripdbne oiefes Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
I'd eisne iimo oerianie Gam

in Sadion unb Gpitompppb Counties, Wiinne,
foi1, 81 SIS bis $125 pro Sldcr, ic iiab Scr
beiiern1per. 9tabc tatbulti6cr STRIDE nm
G6ule IN ali5gc5eidnetcr tSegcln. SD ciQr
ebeilTaus $500 Nder Sano i'll Wtortpn Goultn
Horo Safotn, bu3 ih 81 SIS bis $50 prp sldc.
p~crfdite. Gin SritteI baur, nCr Neit Sl aitr
itigen 8eoinauneen. Dinn ihreibe al
q. j. Muiuncp, 0crpn Nufe, Win1elolu
Gntpfc6lltlacll, ipcnft gelpiinf6t.
s}eiul edjreibcu er.udbue mon aeh. oieics ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
TOWNS REMEDY CO.,
709 w. BALTIC. ST., Baltimore, Md.
Pcim Soreihcn crlpdbre Gc,I. cicics sIatt.

stno sic nit S6rcn Saaet sryiaai? S6reigt
lit luier 8iihlein nit 3crgnifen ron Sctit.is
lcn uino Hdicit. hefcn mi! Mdrcou Guf1tot
cid1iGrung iino Gontiort 'ilr ale ,SubIcihrn.
sbe D'arecn 0untpaur. @rccfIbr. Z. q.
Geim Snreiben erpdbne man oie'es SI0tt. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Yra@tpoas Tarmen i'm iiolidem
Wiuneiota.

gSir r6hieu Sbneil eilibc i%tnierer pra6tbols
len Snrmert In ben Counties 9sGtppnn. @rpipn
mo Bluc Surtb I'M iiioltbcn Wiinneioia Seioen.
Sdb1H aeleocre5, ait oerbciieriea &orIls uib &c
ireioeldno. gtGbe orei gruBen fGtboliidcn 2irs
den mn orci giurrihulen. Sielc aroerc aIbcr.
gelpJbnlitc Goribeilc. Vretie m1Big. Streibt
Fir Gibercs. &. e. Sroun Sano d Spau 60,
Wiaoclia. Minneiota.
yseilu Shrcihen ermGhuc mon oiele5 Blnit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Sine isltenc Weleaenbeit.

$50 g(der oee beltelt Spoeus, fnit goiS c6cr
llro IN gutcir 3uituno. . Wfct!et pnn futh.
len iiber Concrete StraBc mad, lSuibinqton, >.
Is. Sic t9cbdlloc ituo hctnubc ocil ccfurncrtcg
Rreis ruertb. mciC0cr $1,000 bctrdgl. uno g
eibt ~rlir9enOs cine bciiere Sarm
q! Supncnbcrg,
Chamber ~ Commerce, @uliimcre, MS
@eim S6reibeu crpd1ne oiclee Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Observation-Disclosures fir a0s
gemeinc 6nusarbcit. -Scitdnoige Ins
itclung fiir poiienbe Eerion. aleinc
Snmilie. Abrciiire: &. g, core Of
Catholic Yrinting So, Subnque, Sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Su perfanfcn.--139 Icter 2onb, 60
Idcr inter Yfl1g, ettone @eibc, Hcit
Gidenipalb. 8iltc @sbnrbe, fliebers
beo Wallcr, cine Wcilc BON fatbolii6er
Stride unh Sd)ulc, IA Wcilc our
adiefnbrif; Ii S3S Den Ifcr.
Ibrciiire: .. j., bicic5 Slntt. 3,5,n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Gtne bortreiaidle Weaemo.

Glide Carmen nit mo o6uc Tcrbciierunecil
MIR tlrt Nieilen bon QutcrG SfdntbCn in Nc
broefn, ons cine iotholtidc STRIDE, rc'ibircnbcr
Trteiter urlb Shmciiernitule bat. 9Sir min
idcn, hab Stdtbolifen iin bier dnlicoclu, Sit
farfen bircft bon bcn @igentbiimcrlt. Sieb6ig
IRetlen pcitlib bon 2ieur Gito, Soma. Sdrci
bet poCr iprent Dor bel
y. /. Sades, Ssuono. Neb.
@eim Ghreibcn erlp1bnc oicfes NIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

3u permietben Store unb
bier 3imnter ilber benielbcn mir elm
pbcr brei Sabre 81 $50 per Wionat in
GonItance, Gcbnr 60, Nebr., 81 pers
mictbcn. Sn Der Ndbe 0 bclltIhcr
tnt6ulilder Stride lunb Shlpelterns
idulc. Inn peuOe lid an Subn Sobn,
Gonitnncc. Nebr.
Beim sdreibeu eriudbne man seI. biefes 9Iati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

3n perfanfen.-160 Gdcr. bers
~beiiert, nabe @iicrbubn : Centrum.
Saith. Stride uhb Sd)llc. Sn &oobs
ion 50, Sans. 6iir Edberes ihreibc
an: %, bicics Slntt. 3s5>n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Seut|he aatbo!lten!

Sbr finoei STRIDE, Sfnle uno Shpciternbau
III unierer Stubt. lImlie9cro iino flciHe mn
9robe SdrInen nit frt9fbnrenI S6pnr5inrb 81
$50 bis $40 y, u. 3u baben. Iicle buben einl
$50 @ritc an Cotton biefcs Sa6r y. ". geftud)i
Witloes UNI g~cinnoeo NliinG, reidlidb Ge9er
gutter Wtdrfi. Adbcrcs oiirt
SuiinS 6lDitcrmann,
Yufc lirpnibcncc, &c
Gefererl6: Gcn. fSathey ". Shdicr.
9eim S6rei6en erpGhne oieles Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Vcrlauat

@crlanst.-Siir Dell 1. Wdr5, tiids
tiger. crfabrcncr Wanu. I'M allf elmer
Wildfarm 81 arbciten. Outer Subn.
Sprcdc Dor ober ihrei6c an: Subn
VI. Weitel, Sanbusfp, Guute ,, isis,
2z26sa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

3u prrfaufcn.-@rnccrh ltnb Nnnh,
bcibc Icbr r%cntnbcl; ooer nebnre Sbetla
bnbcr. WilB proftiid)cr aatholit lein.
@utc Sdllle itnb Stride. NbreiIirc:
7. s. g., Dieles Sloit. 2s27>a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

SeirntGsseiud.--Gin ebrlid)er hclts
ifer @eidaftsmanr, 40 Sabre alt,
mOdte nit elmer gutbcr5igen, etipos
bcmittcltcn belitid,cn fatb. Same IN
@~riefipcd,icl tretcn. 3pef: Sciratb.
Nbreiiirc: @. g., bieIe3 @latt. 2s27>u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

@bictJo. o:t % Ssbruar.
Uetrcibe.
m.ueu-
Mai: 94H a94X.
Suli: S9A taS334.
Rorn-
Woi: 66 @663s.
Suit: 655s e65.
Saier-
Mai: 39sSa39H.
Suit: 393s@39ss.
U!f.ns Siebmarft.
Shpeine-
S1uere, IS. 359s.7j,
Shpere. rauh.. So. 35as.4j
auhte. SS.S5GsS 10.
gemli1te, SS.5jG5.75
gteh-
Rinopieb, 81. 1099.65
Ribe uuo t,uoer. j3.7 70 aS.5 so
2Seterts, S6.60-SS.00.
Shoie-
G,ubeimifne 2dnmer 80. 9G61SJ.
Weitlihe yammer. SO. 9017.9D.
Ginhsimiihe Shdie. S4.S596.2j.
@eltlihe Sbdie-S+. 90@6.25.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-07
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Orson Wright is assisting Mr.. Nc
Adams with his hay.
Mrs. Tom Hitson, Carrie and Mar
garet were visiting in Emmett Thurs
day and Friday.
Albert Biggs is visiting his uncle,
William Biggs, in Franklin.
Rev. Gillian will preach Sunday
evening, August 9, at the Appleton
church at eight o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
John Biggs visited with his brother
Lee Biggs. Monday.
Seth and Eben Hoadley visited
Howard Biggs Sunday afternoon.
Bessie Shower called on Miss Atha
Hitson last Saturday.
Dave Black and wife of Oklahoma,
are here to spend the summer with
his brother, J. H. Black.
The threshing machine is heard in
these parts being at the Smith Bros.
place now.
Misses Atha Hitson, Eva Hoadley,
Mary Crow, Messrs. Henry Crow and
Howard Van Houten were callers at
the Simon Peters home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. C. F. Smith and children, Joe
OlCFShS dhu idlliily al lClulHSN liOiii
the mountains.
The Free Methodist young people
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith as
chaperon attended the camp meeting
at Nampa last Sunday.
Chas. Vogt and family left last
Tuesday for the mountains.
Mrs. Crow, Nina, Helen and Mary
called at the Hoadley home last
Thursday.
Quarterly conference will be held
at the Appleton M. E. church Tuesday
August IL, at o'clock p. m.
Will Bates, who was kicked by a
horse and later operated on, is much
improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bradshaw
were visitors at the Plat home last
Sunday, across the Snake river.
Misses Atha Hitson and Mary Crow
were in Caldwell Monday, and called
on Miss Eta Hitson who is working
in the hospital.
A number of our people attended
Traders Day in Caldwell last Monday
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Mr.. A. +. Clemens of Caldwell
came down to see how things looked
on the ranch Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Butts was on the sick
list Sunday.
Mrs. Burnett entertained her Sun
day school class, The Busy Workers,
at picnic in Farmers Grove last
Friday. In the morning there was
fishing and dinner; the afternoon was
devoted to Rotations, singing and
games. All had Jolly good time
Mr.. John Demo had the misfor-
tune to have his engine break twice
the past,week which caused him some
delay as he had to send to Portland
for repairs.
Mr. Greer has his home moved on
to the new foundation across the road
from the old one.
Mrs. Julia Bethel of Ten Davis, is
visiting VIM. Bethel and family in
Dixie.
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B. Sunblad of Arena Valley was in
this vicinity Tuesday.
Miss Grace Nassar was visiting
Miss Ada Powell at the hospital in
Caldwell Monday.
Miss Dorothy Travis of Caldwell
was visiting at the Roy Jones home
last week.
Miss Bryant and Miss Bodle were
visiting the Misses Merle and Alma
Convey last Sunday.
Miss Within and Mrs. ]. c, CLANCY
Of Franklin were visiting at the county
farm Monday.
Miss Alma Packer is spending a few
days visiting friends in the vicinity
of Squaw Butte.
Walter Thomas sold two fat cows
to the Caldwell butchers last week
DR.. Cole and A. |. Myers of Cald-
we'll were business callers in this sec
ton Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Case of the Presbyterian
church at Caldwell, will conduct SER
vices at the Marble Front school
house Sunday.
Will Mynatt and family, who NOV
ed to Cokille, Wash, last spring, hav
returned and will make their home
here.
The heavy wind Monday blew over
the Jones and Thomas threshing ma
chine shed. making it a fetal wreck.
VIII Barnard of Sloan. Ia, while
en- route to the coast, made a short
call at the II. c, Dunagan home Satlr-
day evening.
Mrs. w. S. Rogers returned home
Thursday after a six-week's visit with
her sister at Medford, Ore.
n. @ Dunagan and daughters Elan
and Jessie returned home Monday
after spending few days looking af-
tetr their interests in Arena Valley.
Mr.. Scott and family OF Reno, New,
arrived here by auto and have taken
up their residence on the w. ID. Trout
place, vacated by Mr.. Demaree.
Mrs. Dobson came home Sunday
evening from the Caldwell hospital
where she had been receiving treat
ment for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate King gave an
Endeavor party at their home Friday
evening. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening was report
ed by all.
Song and praise service at the coun-
ty farm was we'll attended last Sun
day and the speaking and singing was
highly appreciated The speakers
were Rev. Ewing, d. L. Bailey, Mr.
Berlin and Mr.. Dempke. There will
be services again next Sunday at $3.50.
What might have proven serious
fire was averted Monday by Lee Tho
mas, when a train set fire to a pile of
ties by the railroad and near a field
of grain belonging to Mr.. Thomas.
The batteries of the phone in the
w. c. Fugate home were burned out
during the electric storm which pass
ed over this section Monday afternoon
The little girls sewing club met
with Mrs. Northam Friday afternoon.
Refreshments were served b." the hos
tess and pleasant afternoon was re-
ported by all. The next meeting OF
the club will be held at the II. c.
Dunagan home.
About 100 jolly people, young and
old, gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Bales Monday evening il
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P. I. D. DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Continued from page six.)
10 to IL, blk. lO4 Grandu add. Cald.,
$3.55.
Weymouth, Dora A., SWA NEA,
sec. 8 tip. 3 N, range 3 w. B. NJ,
1880
Wheeler, C. A., lots II and IS, blk.
% Dor. add. Cald. $1,35.
White, Robt. NJ, lots 10 to Fl, blk.
go, Grandu, add. Cald., $lo0.
Wifler, VIM, lot /, blk. 90, G & K
add Nampa, $l.35.
Wiley, P. A., tract 90" M. v. sub.
div, sec; IS, tip. 4 N, range w. B.
Williams, Geo., lots 22 to "a, blk.
%, orig. Cald., $4.65.
Williams, Green, EH NEH NEH,
sec. 81, tip. 4 N, range 8 w. B. M,
$1l.80.
Williams, Harold s., lot 10 replat-
ting of blk. 81 Dor. add. and blk. "a w
H. add. Cald., $3.5S.
Williamson, Mary J., lots | and 2,
blk. 63, orig. Cald., $3.55.
Wing, Martin s., lots II and 10,
blk. o5, M. v. add. Cald., $2.43.
Wisherd, Floyd L., lots 2 and 8,
blk. IL, C. Fl. add. Cald., SLAB.
Womack, VIM, lots to 3, blk. "a,
NJ. V. add. Cald, $2.03.
Woodford, Jennie L, & A. B. Lucas,
beg. at Sc cor. SWA NW14, sec. %
tip. a N, range 2 w. B. NJ, thence
north 1856 # to H. L. canal, thence
southwesterly along canal to west
line of Sec, thence south 100 it,, to
south line of said SWH NWH, thence
81 40 olara nf ha0 Elh Ih
Woodring, ]. E., all of SEA NWA
NEE Of R. r., sec. IS, tip. 8 n, range
2 w. B. M, 5000.
Wright, Jas. H., lots 4 to 6, blk. 80
w. H. add. Cald., $500.
Young. D. l., seq NWA less n
L. canal, sec. n, tip. 4 N, range w
B. NJ, $53.32.
Young, James and Emma, seq
sec. Il, tp. 4 N, range w. B. M.
$27305.
Notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of the status in sucf
cases made and provided, ! will or
the LIST day of September, 1914 at
o'clock p. M, offer for sale at the o
fice of the Pioneer Irrigation Distric
in Caldwell, Canyon County, Stat
OF Idaho, the above described real es
tate, or so much thereof as may b,
necessary to satisfy the taxes, penal
ty and costs assessed thereon for tn
fiscal year lol3-lol4.
The sale to continue from day t.
day until completed.
Dated this 9TH day Of August, 1917
w. P. LYON,
Treasurer and Ex-ofhcio Tax Col
Hector OF the Pioneer Irrigation Dis
Itrictr Canyon and Ada counties. stat
of Idaho. Az
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Navies Compared.

tenacity met the issue squarely and
unflinchingly. There we're MANY DAYS
volcano and carried his life in his
hand, but he never faltered, nor he
never whimpered when sometimes
cowardly public conscience hesitated
and didn't know" Gooding stood
to the rack when this state needed
man. He will not be forgotten for
what he did in those dark days by
anybody who is proud of the fair
name of their commonwealth which
he did so much to preserve.-Sand-
point Review.
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Mr.. Amsbury, the superintendent OF
the penitentiary, was escourting
party of women visitors through the
building, They entered a room where
three women were buisly sewing.
AS they turned to leave the room
one of the visitors said:
What vicious hooking creaturesl
What are they in for2 They really
look capable OF committing most any
crime"
"Well," replied the superintendent.
you see, they have no other home.
That is my private sitting room, and
they are my wife and two daughters. -
-Harper's Magazine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-07
FAIRvIEW.
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Mrs. S. w. Vail is able to sit up
part of the time. Mrs. Vail has had
hard tussel with rheumatism this
hot weather.
Mrs. Bell is able to be around again
after her recent illness.
Mrs. Dixon entertained quite large
crowd at dinner Sunday. There were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Cox, Mrs. Jones
and granddaughter. Lois, and Clar-
ence Peasnett of Caldwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Conklins and family, Helen
Greer, Irene Bethel, Margaret Cash
man and Grace eastman.
Mr.. Marsh is moving from the old
Moore place back to his own ranch.
Nola Butts visited Florence Greer
Sunday.
Essie Conkling visited Merle Cliff
ford Saturday night
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-07
SPLENDID MEN IN RACE
FOR CANYON COUNTY
OFFICES
Pepublican County Candidates.

State Senator:E. K. Hayes of En-
nett: E. NJ. Kirkpatrick of Parma.
Members of the Legislature: B. M.
Holt R. w. Cakes, bot hof Caldwell;
lockwood of Roswell; F. E.
E;sie of Parma; F. c. Berry, of En-
mett: E. C. S. Brainard of Payette;
Harry Lewis of Fruitland; R. w.
Purdum of Nampa, G. NJ Bassett
Clerk of the District Court: Geo. w.
Stovel of Caldwell.
Sheriff: Frank M. Breshears of
0@ Assessor: A. Q. Christopher of
Caldwell.
Supt. of Schools; Miss Cora B.
Bean of Caldwell.
Prosecuting Attorney: Alfred F.
Stone, w. A. Stone, both of Caldwell
County Surveyor: Harold S. Will
liams, Fred Mcconnell. both of Cald-
Coroner: F. K. Robinson of Nampa.
County Commissioners-Firs Dis
trict: D. D. Campbell, Robt. M. Nc
CURE of Caldwell, and G. w. Will
hams of Bowmont; R. /. Tip
Din of Midway. Second District:
w B. Mitchell of Parma. Third Dis
trict: C. A. Strong of New Plymouth;
f. A. Blair of Payette; H. E. Robin
son of New Plymouth.
Democratic County Ticket.
State Senator: ............
Representatives-W. H. Kollenborn
of Deer Flat; l.. L. Young of Nampa;
Frank Bales of Caldwell, G. R. In
gard, L. ]. Magee of Fargo. ]. w.
Tyer of Payette, Ernest Anderson.
Clerk of the District Court: James
F. Boone of Caldwell; L. c. Knowlton
of Nampa.
Prosecuting Attorney: H. A. Crit
fths of Caldwell.
Assessor: Frank E. Timpke of Mid
dleton.
Probate Judge: Frank E. Meek of
Caldwell.
Supt. of Schools, z. Fay Fowler of
Nampa.
Treasurer: Mrs. Sarah J., Handy of
Caldwell.
SoTOneE' .'''.'s ''''''...
surveyor: ..........
Commissioners-First District:
Clark Q. Adams of Caldwell, Herbert
A. Prescott of Nampa; H. P. Circuit
of Nampa. Second District: c. B.
Ross of Roswell. Third District: S.
P. Bane of Emmett.
Progressive County Ticket.
State Senator: H. Harland of New
Plymouth.
Representatives: Mrs. d. N. Smith
of Caldwell, John H. Y Dung of Nam
pa, Magnus G. Reibling of Payette;
T. M. Nichol of Caldwell; Geo. W.
Clason of Greenleaf; 0. F. Merrill OF
Apple Valley; ]. H. Kingston, w. T.
Crouch; A. F. Isham.
Clerk of the District Court: Will R
Monk of Middleton. Martin Luther Of
Sheriff: NJ. C. Mcconnell of Cald.
well, J. S. Shumate of Nampa.
Assessor: Frank Richards of Nam.
pa.
Probate Judge: A. f. Blunck OF
Nampa.
Treasurer: R. D. Lawson.
Prosecuting Attorney: John ]
Plowhead of Caldwell.
Surveyor: Guy Mace of Caldwell
County Commissioners-First Dis
trict: ]. f. Riddle of Caldwell, Johr
Brandt of Nampa. Second District
John Nelson of Parma Third Dis
trict: B. S. Swatman of New Ply
mouth.
Socialist County Candidates.
State Senator: ]. E. Ross.
Representatives: Herman Barber
Roy Rabbit w. A. Murray, E. c
Valberg and d. E. Evans.
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honor of their son Upton Bales
birthday and Mrs. c. c. Bales birth
day being Tuesday the entertainment
was continued over into the small
hours of the night Games were play
ed on the lawn and vocal and instru-
mental selections were rendered in
the parlor. Bounteous refreshments
were served and all returned home
wishing many such happy birthdays to
the host and hostess.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-07
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
BY DISTRICT COURT
In One Case Bride Deserts Within
Twenty Four Hours.


Two divorces were granted in the
district court last week. The first
divorce was granted John Pusen from
Mrs. Matilda Pusen. The plaintiff all
legged that the bride deserted him
within twenty-four hours after the
marriage ceremony was performed.
The marriage took place at Bellwood,
Nebraska, March 81, 1913. After
deserving her husband the wife wrote
him stating that an incompatability of
tastes and temperament was her rea-
son for her desertion.
The second divorce was granted to
Mrs. Anna Tanland from Andrew w.
Tanland. on the grounds of desertion,
Plaintiff was given the cutody OF
minor children, four sons ranging in
age from 9 to lo years. The parties
to the action were married in Utah
in 1894.
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FRANK cooDING.

The good citizenship Of Idaho will
never forget the service performed
for this state when Frank r. Good
ing was its chief executive. When ex-
Governor Steunenberg was laid low
by an assassin's hand and ldaho had
its hotr of shame it was Frank Good
ing who threw into the balance his
strong personality and with bulldog