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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Sritr | biz s.
9obes fir 6as 0erbolten Ser De,1t.
i6en nab 8etreten Ser Sta0t.
Seniation Der vSribmna." /"

9onoon 8. Sept. = Mo9 ser
romiiden ~9ribuna" iteben 25O,0OO
ruliiide Soloaten in 5ranfrei4. Das
bielige BreBbiiro per1peigert oie Be-
Itatigung oes 8eridts. Wilitdriide
Jadmanner liro Der @niidt> baB Die
Deutiden iebt in ser @efabr iteben
iiberfliigelt un6 in Ser 5ront bon
Den 9luiierten angegriffen gu tper6en.
3um eriten Mole baben lebtere oie
Sffeniipe ergriffen. Dus titanii6e
&ingen miro tpobl tpobl ntebrere
Gage lang auf un6 nie6ertpogen.
9lu6 &uBlano's ginnabme Der 5e-
ung Nicolaieff in @ali5ien miro 8e<
oeutung beigemelien. Sic liegt an
einem @notenpunfte Ser 8abnen uno
bot itarfe 8efeitigungen auf bei6en
ltfern 6es Or1ieiter gum @9ube Ser
gabnbriiden. Die 8epolferung 6es
Tlates lit fait gang polniid. Sic
l6lieBt 1000 Su6en elm. Die @art1i-
ion betragt 10000 Mann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
5000 Gerben aefamaen.

Noibing It 0 n, 8. 5ept. = Sic
oeutlhe gotldaft bat beute folgenoe
Meloung aus Berlin erbalten: Cine
&olonne unter ben &ontmanoo 0es
olterreihilhen Generals &eltranef,
1pel9e in @erbin6ung NIT Ser oltli=
hen 9lrn1ee unter General Ianfl auf
ruilildem @ebiete porriidt, bat eiren
beftigen elngriff Ser guiien 5uriid-
geidlagen uno 600 &uilen gefanget
genon1nen. ussssrn 5ii6en periudten
oie gerben, maize Meitrotpiba auf
froatilhes 8ebiet Dor5u6ringen. gS
1p1troen runo 5000 Serben gefongen
ge11on111re1L unb piel &riegsrnaterial
lp1roe erbeutet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Neutralitat berlebt.

Seem Dorf, 8. sept. = Ser
6ertlde 9ompfer Magoeburg, Elm
3euge bes an Ser @eitfii7te bon
Mfrifa 5tpiiden Sem britiihen &reu=
ger Sigbflper un6 6em 6eutld'en
@ilfsfreu5er Safer @ilhelm Ser
@roBe am 26. Iug11lt itattgehabten
@efed1t, traf 0ienitog in Seem Sort
Elm. &apit6n g. Srgel bon Ser Vfag=
oeburg berihtete, 6aB fem gdiff bon
elmer fein6liden @1gel getroffen
tp1troe, tp6hrer6 es &obIe auf SEN
@oiler @ilheIm iiberfiibrte. @opt.
Srgel betonte nahoriidlid, 6oB ser
6elttlhe @ilfsfreu5er angegriffen
tpltroe> mahren6 er iid in ipaniiden,
olio neutraline @etpdliern befan6
unb sic &eiiel nidt l1rter 0anpf bot
te 9ln @oro Ser Sigbflper tpur6en
mebrere Nerionen bon Sc eIdoiien ser
@aiier @ilhelm get0otet. @err Or
gel fiigte bina1L 6aB fid on @or6
6es oeutlden Mlfsfrel15ers ettpa bun-
oert gngldnber befonben Sic bon ge-
faperten Sdiffen iibernommen tpu-
rem, uno 6aB Ser &opitan iie ntf els
mem a11beren 6e11tlhen &oble1r6antr
pfer, Sic Mr11fos, iiberfiibren lieB.
0ies batten Sic gngIdn6er init l1n-
6onf gelobnt. Ser &apitdn 6es bri,
tii6en @reu5ers for6erte @opitan
@epn1ann a11f, iid 511 ergeben, tpi6ri-
genfons er feuern tpiirbe. 1ies muir.
Sc obgelebnt> 11n6 iofort tpur6e NIT
ser 8eidiebung begonnen, obglei@
sic Mngoeburg in Ser Sererlinie lag
Iie &aifer @ilbe1m Ser @roBe tpar
ni6t urter 0ompf, tpeil ser @upitdn
lid, i1t neutrolen @etpdI1ern iiher
glaubte. 0as 6euer tpur6e iofort er-
tpioert, nit 6em grfolg, baB mebrere
Monn ser britiiden 8eiatung fie-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

meItlid BON Earis, maren sic 9eut-
i@en am Samitag 10 maize an Haris
berangefornmen oaB englii6e uno
oeutide @obalerie BEL geogen-iur=
Seine Elm Sharnriibel batten ur6 Sic
1eutlhen big Srope, iii6oltli6 bon
gfogent> por6rangen. Sic erfannten
ie0od redt5eitig >6aB sic Muiierten
lih in ungebeurer Starfe angelam=
melt batten, un6 an6erten ibren gn=
9riffsplun. 8era6e al5 Elm fraftiger
slngriff bonn Nor6en ber uuf Taris
er1partet lpur0e, poQ5og Ser Jeino Ell
ne Sdmenfung na@ Often fin, Inn
llidt fir 0en 6au zines WiBerfolges
inn Nor6en Sen rebten IlmgeI in &C.
fabr 81 bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Sffenfmnbtqe eeSrrtbiiimer.

6 Nar1s, 8. Sept = Senl ia
tionsnadridten iiber cine groBe Aie=
oerlage Ser Ieut1hen ouf fra150ii=
ide1n 8ooen tpur6en geitern obeno
uno beute fritz perbreitet. Sic Ser
biir1oeten 111ter 6em brittidet1 Gene
raj 6renh ln6 6em fran50ltlhen 8e=
neral o'Mnna6e ionen Bel NrecD=Iur=
81 lie, 25 MeiIen 1t0r6Iih bon Eoris,
einen groBen Sieg iiber Sic 6eutlhe
9(rnee 6abongetragen baben. DaS
@ar6eforps, 10 miro tpeiter genreloet,
lei bon Sen griten 10 gut tpie per-
1rihtet tpor6en, nn6 es miro ferner
onge6eutet, 6aB @ronprin5 @ilbeIm
inn1itten Ser @or6e, Sic er gefubrt
hobe, befn1r6en babe. 0ieie 9lnga-
ben entbalten cine garr5e Geibe of
fenfl1n6iger SSs;rrtbiitner. Sos Cor
6eforps miro 1idt BON 6em &ron=
prin5en @ilbelm befebligt, Ser Sic T..
@beinar1nee fiibrt nn6 nit ibr Dor
geoncp itebt, ion6ern. gebort 51t Ser
1. Moi ielormee, 6ie bon General bon
So1,ien gefiibrt miro. &c lit ferner
elm 9irg ser l1nmoglidfeit, boB Ser
&ro1prin5 init leiner Mrmee plobIid
in elmer @egen6 ouftouhen fonte, sic
MIR IS Meilen bon Haris entferrt lit.
@obrideit1ih banbelt es lth Inn Elm
@efedt 5tpiihen ser 1. MoieIornree
unter General BON 6ouien, sic cine
Sdtpetfnng IN 1ii60itlider &idtung
qenadt bot, nn6 ser Mrmee ser Ser
biin6eten> sic 6ieien sslonfe1nnorfd
oufboIten tpollte. Die 6euti6e Slut
itennng aiebt iid iebt 5tpiiden Mo1-
teuiI-Ie=6an6oui1r nno Ber6mn uber
eine 100 Meilen lonee 6ront bin.
8ei Mo11teuil- -le=6 6n16oui1t itebt 6ie 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
@ebet fir @mrupas fSrie6en.

8u1 bingt 0 II, 8. Sept. -Yra=
iioenl siIion bat 5onntag, 4. Sfto-
Der, alsl Nettag beltim1nt un6 in elmer
Nroflarnation an 6os BoIf ser Ser.
Stoaten oos1elbe gum Beten fir oen
0rieDen in europa aufgefor0ert. Sic
Eroflan1otion lautet: uSintenalen
qroBe 9emionen Ser gSelt 6ie @affe11
gegen chamber erboben baben uno
ser arieg jebt Weillionen BON Man=
nern in 6en &f 5iebt> melde Die
&otbidldse Ser 5taatSnanner ni9t
Dor Den idredliden Spfern baben ret
ten fonnen; uno iintetnalen eS bierln
pie in nllen 1ingen infer Norreht
uno uniere Hflidt lit, &atb uno Silfe
bein1 allnahtigen @ott 5u iuden, tn
oen rpir uns Dor Sbm 6en1iitbigen,
umlere Sdfpahe nn0 0ie Sbnnnadt
unlerer Meisbeit angeii6tS oieler
3inge befennen; un0 lintenolen es
Ser beionoere @unid u110 0as Seb=
l1e11 oes Golfes Ser Ser. Staaten lit,
i1r Gebet un6 93atblhlag un6 aller
lSreunbli9feit Ser Sa6e 6es 6rieoens
5u oienen: Sebe ih, @oo0rpm Sll=
fen, Traiioent Ser Ser. Staaten BON
9ln1erifa, Sonntog, SEN oierten Sag
6es naditen Sftobers, ol5 einen Sag
0es Bebets uno 0es gittflebens felt
uno eriude biermit ale gottesfilrd=
tigen Eerionen, lid an oielem Gage
5u ihren Mn6adtsi itdtten 5u begeben
un6 BORT lire gitten bereint an oen
oan1dd)ti9en 8ott 5lt ridten, oaB er
ols @eberrlher ser Sinne Ser W}e11=
id,en Sic 9inge gera6e iebe, oie tie
11iht regieren ooer Qrrberft fonnen uro
lid ser iebt in SEN @eben oes &rie=
qes befinbliden geationen erbarnte
un6 in Seiner Bormber5igfeit ur1o
@iite einen 9lustpeg 5eige, tpo Die
Meri ihbeit feinen liebt. Sc getpabre
Geinen &in6ern beilenben 1Srieoen
un6 1tele iene gi1traht unter Wten=
ldeen un6 Mationen mieberber, obne
tpeld1e >pe6er Slid nod tpabre
Trerrr6i6oft nod Elm Segen anf Der
9(rbeit o6er 6em 9enfen Ser Welt
eri1tieren fann; unier @ebet gebe
ebenio babin, oaB gr uns n1tI Iere
5iinoen bergebe, uniere l1ntpillenbett
gegen Seinen beiligen @taen, un1e=
rem Mh1tbtpinen un6 piele Sesrrtbiiner,
un6 inns ouf SEN Nfa6en Ser Mets=
felt an Srte 6es glnsblifs uno 51t
@eoonfen nno &atbldlage fibre,
melhe I611tern un6 1peile MAIDEN.
Sic Froflon1otion tragt Sic Inter
idrift seq Erali6enten nro oes
@tontsiefretdrs 8rpan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
,SaQt in sic ,6anbe ser 9emtiden.

sSalbingto1 8. Sept =
|Nfuubel1ge lit gefallen 9ta6 beftlger
@egernpebr lit Sic ltarfe 6eltl1ng, Die
beoeutel1olte al ser belgiihen gren=
! &c, bon Ser oertlhen 8elagerungsur=
lnee erobert moroen. Sic fran5o1l1d)e
Sel elabung nuroe sur aupltulat1on
ge5pl1ngen; 10000 Nfanl oarun=
ter bier 8enerale, muroen SIT 9etan=
qenen gen1oht uno 400 8eldilbe
lpuroen erbel1tet. Sn1 aagemeinen
boben Sic Iron5oien Sen Tehler, oen
lie 5u ibren groBen 9eodtbetl I'M
neutrality-suspicious. ariege 1870
II begi11ge1 in 0enr jetigen &riege
nidt pieoerbolt; lie baben ltd nldt
in 1seitungen feitlegen lallen lonoern
liu0 ais 1Seloarneen int 0eloe geblte=
ben. 7urd] SEN ginfaa Ser Geutlden
Don gelgie11 her iiber cine nrr 1h1pah
BON 5Seitl1ngen gebedte 8ren5e 1pur<
Sen Sic hti0en Teitltngsgurtel an Der
0el1t1d=fran50lilhen @ren5e, Terol1t=
5oul-gpil1nl =8elfort =8elancon uno
2oun=Nheilns =2angres= falt ent=
II1pertbet, uro Sic Tran5oien baben oes=
halb nebrere oieier 6eltungen lolpie
5ablreid)e Sperrforts obne Sdmert-
itreih preisgegeber, 10 beloroers oaS
iturf befeltigte &beims nno oas be-
1paffrete 2oger gbalons=lur
Mheims. pl1roe bon ser 1. Weaasor<
1nee uuter General BON 8iilom ge=
nommen; 10000 6ron5oien gerie=
tben sort in oel1tlhe 8efongenldaft.
26O id)tpere u>16 $50 leidte 8eldlibe
jlotpie ieds 5Sabnen tpuroen erbentet.
Ser rehte SS1iigel Ser 9eutlden per<
folqt feline 6lanfenbemegung fon1e<
quent 1peiter; oie @erbilnoeten 1pre<
d]en bereits bon einen1 Hud5uge, nno
in Sen bon ibnen ir1ipirierten @eel=
611ngen beiBt es, 6aB 6ie 2ent1hen
aablreihe Shlappen 6apongetragen
huben. Sic 9. Moasarmee unter 8e<
neral bon &lud 5iebt iih 5tpild)en
Weeaur un6 ge5onne ofttpdrts 5urid,
I'M 1SSiiblung nit SEN an0eren oert=
ihen Seeren tpieber 5u geminnen. get
1Sere=Ghampcuoile 11n6 gitrp=le<Srart=
cois boben @efehte itattgefunoen.
Ser 6eutihe Beneralltab berfo1gt Of
fenbar Sic betpdbrte Saftif oes
sdIahten6enfers Mfoltfe u@etrennt
n1arlhieren, ober pereint idlogen. "
Sobol6 ger6nn, oas bon &beims aus
inn Miiden ongegriffen miro, gefanen
lit, miro ser 1. &beinarmee nnter
aronprir5 MiIbelm un6 Ser @oor-
orn1ee 1tnter &ronprin5 &uppredt bon
@aperr ser @eg ins ssnnere 6ranf=
reid1s eridoiien. Damn >per6en Die
pereinigterr beutlden Seere 'btnnen
f1traem 6erren I'M 2an6e Ietn.
Berlin, 9. gept. - Mmtlid)
1p1tr6e beute inn Mrmeebauptqnartter
befonntqegeben, oaB 6ie fran5oiiIhe
1Se1tung Moubeuge mn Tln'le San=
bre qefanen lit. Die 3eutiden mah<
ten 10000 5Sran5oien, borunter bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
ssapaniider @ormarid a1iaebalten.
N2 O. n on Nhft1n z @eht -

" W IL, 0l)lltu, q. SepI.
Ser @ormarih Ser 5000 ioponiiden
oonotrupper1 ouf sos 0el,tihe Serri=
torium &iontldou bon 2l1ngfotp mts,
bat in Sen lebten bei6en Sagen MIR
10 MeiIen 5rriidgelegt. 1ora1tf ge=
langte sic Sruppe an einen BODICE
ben6en TluB, SEN 5u iiberidreiten oie
Mrtillerie 1riht inr1ton6e par. Sober
mnBten sic @eidiite nod 9ungfou
3rriidfebren. geah in @eiidien ein=
qegangenen gsahrihten tparen 6ie
Dor fl1r5em ir Titngtau bon iapani<
Iden sleroplanen getporfenen 8om<
ben ohne @irfl1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

@enerole, 5u 8efangenen &ierbun-
oert @ei6iiBe tpur6en erbeutet. Or.
2uo1pig 6ranf aus Ofannbeim, elmer
ser io5ialoe1nofratilden Jiibrer I'M
Meidstag, fiel am 3. September mab=
reno zines slngriffs gegen oie Jran=
5ole1 bel 2lt1epiue. Eriu5 6rieorid
gSilbelm BON @elien nur0e pertpl111=
set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
9}idlt in Ser Sale.

aon6on, 8. @ept. - gaad 6em
&orreipon6enten 6es u0oilp Sele>
qrapb" in 8ontoife, 19 Meilen noro-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
MADE DISTRICT MANAGER.

The many friends Of ] D. Orr, loo
al manager for the Idaho Railway,
Light and Power company, will be
pleased to learn Of his promotion to
the office of district manager, cover
ing a large stretch of territory served
by the big electric company. Mr..
Orr's new duties embrace the towns
of Caldwell, Nampa. Middleton, Muir
ply, Silver City, Star. Eagle, Home
dale and all the surrounding rural dis
tricts His headquarters will be at
Nampa and he has appointed Ernest
Vining to be resident local manager
at Caldwell, who took charge Mon
day morning Mr.. Vining has been
with the company six years and is an
experienced electrician.
B. H Wayne, who has been repre-
senting the company here, is trans
ferred to tine sales department at
Boise
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02

tato Growers from German Expert
ences, the agricultural department
specialist describes. among other
things, how eastern Germany benefits
from the cultivation or the potato.
The potato has played the greatest
role in the agricultural development
gion, as the sugar beet has done in
heavier soils. According to German
specialists, these hoed root crops are
beneficial to any soil, through the deep
and thorough culture that is given
them, with its resultant improvement
i'll the physical condition and aeration
The profits from the crop justify the
liberal use of commercial fertilizers,
from which there are important re-
sidual effects on other crops in the
rotation, The clean culture practiced
also brings all weeds into thorough
subsection. The yield per acre of all
arm crops have been greatly increas-
Cd since the extension of potato grow
ing.
Potato tops are now dried and used
for stock food on many estates. The
by-product, mash, resulting from the
diStillation of potatoes into alcohol,
is also an important economical fac
tor
While we have, in fact, better soils
Than Europe in almost unlimited area
adapted for potatoes, our hot sum-
mers injure the potato plant, where
they aid in the development of our
great grain crop, corn. In the corn
belt there can never be profit in grow
ing potatoes in excess of those need
ed locally for table use. Corn can be
produced more. economically, is bet
ter for stock feeding, and is a cheaper
source of starch and alcohol. Far
Their north, however and in the ele-
waited western districts where corn
can not be raised, potato growing has
a greater future.
However. vast deposits of petrol
cum will also offer competition indi-
rectly to the potato, as at present theirs
is not the need in this country that
there is in Germany for potato alco-
hol Nevertheless, we are using up
our great petroleum resources, and
the time may not be far distant when
the distilling of alcohol from potatoes
may become an important industry
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
RAW PORK UNDER BAN.

To prevent the spread of trich-
inosis, a dread disease little known
TO the American people, the depart
ment o. agriculture issued Sunday
night a warning against the con-
sumption OF raw or uncooked pork
products. which are said to be the
source of the malddy. In many dis
tricts of tie country, particularly in
sections with large foreign popula-
ton, the statement says, large guam
titles of pork are consumed i'll the
Christmas esason, resulting fire.
quently in cases of impaired health
if not in fatalities.
The department asserts that i'll No.
vember, 1911, there were So cases Of
trichinosis that terminated fatally il
one California community. In eacl
Nuisance the disease was traced to UNI
cooked sausage. Other outbreaks o
the disease with many fatalities arr
cited.
The disease is caused by parasite
or worm, microscopic in size, found il
hog flesh and there is no known eff
.ective method of treatment Statistic
based upon inspections by govern
ment scientists Tor nine years shoy
that l41 per cent. OF the 100000
hogs examined were infected with tri
! CllinoSiS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
BARROW CASE ENDED.

With the dismissal at Los Ange-
les last week if the indictment charg-
ing Clarence S. barrow. the famous
labor attorney, with having brioed
Robert Balm, prospective juror in
the Mcnamara trial the records of
Los Angeles county were cleared OF
all cases arising from the dynamiting
of the Los Angeles Times building
The Indictment was discussed Oy SUI
perior Judge Jackson at the request
| of District Attorney Fredericks, who
stated that inasmuch as barrow had
been twice tried on bribery charges
without a conviction, he believed the
evidence was insufficient to warrant
another trial,
barrow was acquitted on charge
of bribing or attempting to bride
| George Lockwood, Mcnamara Juror,
Later he was tried on the Balm charge
but the jury disagreed.
Darrow was chief council for the
Mcnamara brothers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
ARROWROCK DAM 46
PER CENT. COMPLETED.
Reclamation Record Gives Progress
of Work During Month.

The December Reclamation Record
gives the progress OF the work on
the Boise project for the month o.
December. The Boise project is 9S
per cent completed The Arrowrock
reservoir is 10 per cent completed
The Record, OF the work accomplish
ed in November, says:
TIE weather during the entire
month was favorable for construc
ton work. About 1900 feet OF main
canal banks were riprapped with lava
rock and lava paving was placed be
low four checks on the upper divis-
ion above Indian Creek. Concrete
and masonry structures were built to
replace several large wooden struc-
lures. About l,2O0 feet OF main canal
were riprarped with rock and brush
in the Nampa Division. The Moro
or electric drop was raised and GOV
cred with a concrete roo. The Ber-
nard Gulch waSteway was completed
and construction work was started
on the wing walls of the Deer Flat
upper embarrassment gates. The Liz
ard wasteway in the Caldwell Divis-
ion and the bcttcrment work at Far
go Drop were completed. The two
electric draglne eXcaVatorS for tie
Pioneer drainage work were put in
operation The double-barrel CON
crete box culverts under the Oregon
Short Line r. R. and Idaho Trac-
ton Company for Wilson Creek drain
were completed. Satisfactory pro-
gress was made on the miscellaneous
drainage surveys in the NamFa- Me
ridian Irrigation District. The pre-
limnary location surveys for drains
and the work of the test pit parties
were complied and the Typographical
mapping of the affected areas was I'M
der way
Arrowrock Dam: Weather and
labor conditions during the month
were good. The Arrowrock Rail.
road and THE Boise Power Plant were
operated continuously. Concreting il
the dam for this season has been prac-
tically completed. About 10000 cubic
yards of concrete were placed during
the month making the total yardag(
o.. concrete in the dam to date about
! lS4 600. The sand-Cement plant turn
ed out about 1880 barrels of sand
cement during the month. making til,
total output of the plant about 100,
600 barrels. Steam shovel work a
the srillway progressed satisfactorily
About 1900 cubic yards of rock ex
cavation was taken out during thu
month, making the total spillway ex
cavaton to date about PAS COO cubic
yards. Excavation for tile new con
crete plant, to be used for the com
pletion of the dam, was started, ant
the tearing down and removal of tn,
old plant was under way. Excavation
for dam foundation on the lava bencl
on the south side of the river was be
gun. At the gravel pit near the di
version DAM the stripping was com
pleted, and the erection of the screen
ing plant was well under way.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
FINE PREMIUMS FOR
STATE SEED FAIR

The State Seed Fair, which will be
held under the direction of the Idaho
Seed Growers Association, Pocatel-
10, January lo-20-2l, is offering three
cash prizes and an honor award in all
classes of seed grain, potatoes and
corn. 20 pounds of clovers, alfalfa
and timothy seed are required for
each exhibit; 25 pounds of grains and
potatoes; and 10 ears of corn,
In addition to the regular cash
premiums, in which the irsts average
50 and the seconds 81, sweepstakes
will be offered in nearly all classes
D. c. MacWatters of Jerome offers
500 in gold to the exhibitor who Sc
cures first premium on oats and af-
forwards captures the Colorado Oat
Trophy at the National Corn Show.
The John Deere Pillow Co. Boise
offers a Chatham Tanning Mill to thu
| exhibitor of the best wheat,
barrow Brothers, of Twin Falls, of
fer a Wonder Grain Grader for tn
best showing of red clover
The Idaho Coal and Seed Co
Boise, offers SIS sweepstakes. TO
timothy
The Idaho Mailing and Brewin
Co. offers silver trophy cup value
at $40 for sweepstakes on barley.
Additions will be made to this lis
and will be published in pamphlet forr
with the program. Copies may b
had upon application to R. B. Cos
Ion, Secretary, Boise, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
GREENLEAF


\ very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs S. +.
flibbs on Christmas night. Miss
Blanche Hibbs and Benjamin A. Mar
tin were united in holy wedlock at
S clock, Rev. Pearson officiating
The decoration scheme was carried
out with holly and red bells An
elaborate three-course dinner was
served The relatives of the CON
tracing parties were the only guests.
The severe storm blocked the roads
and made it impossible for all of the
relatives to attend. They received
many valuable and useful presents.
All join in extending congratulations.
The bride and groom expect to go to
housekeeping at once on the bride
homestead near Greenleaf. A recep-
ton was given in ilonor of the bride
and groom by the grooms parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, last Saturday.
An elaborate turkey dinner was ser
we'd in three courses. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Hibbs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Pearson,
Mr. and Mrs F. w. Rhodes. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Williams, Mrs Dimmitt,
and the Misses Dimmitt and Rhodes.
A fine time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Garner Turner from
lie Grand, Iowa, happily surprised l.,
G. Pearson a week ago last Saturday
evening by coming in onto them un-
awares. They came west expecting
warmer climate. but got here just
ahead of the severe snow storm that
struck this section last week. Mr.
Ferguson's health is in need Of repair
!, and they went on to California last
Saturday to spend the winter there
The lie Grandites took their dinners
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Ferguson at Rev. Pearson's home
last Wednesday week A happy day
was spent visiting old time friends
| Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Dave Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Verne
| Wilson, Mrs. Dimmitt and daughter
Ruth. A few were unable to attend
w. W. Binford is suffering with g.;
broken bone in his ankle.
Lowell Coate resigned his position
as third teacher in the public scEoo
and expects to teach in the Nazaren,
college at Nampa
Miss Ula Tucker is teaching il
Mr.. Coates place.
Frank Herlocker has been in low;
or some time on business.
The Christmas program that was t.
have been given on Xmas eve. wa
postponed until Sunday evening on a,
count of the storm. An excelen
program was given. Over seventeen
dollars was taken up in the COLLECTION
besides other gifts were brought il
to send to the Children's home il
. | RnicA Tho how XHyoc nnClya1 1act M I
day and sent on its way