The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-19
Meridian News.

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local dealer
Frank Taylor held a big farm
sale at his place northwest OF town
Wednesday.
]. J. Jones has recently purchased
SO yearling calves. all Of milk
strains, to provide q future dairy
stock.
Mrs. j. II. McSparran has started
class for the teaching OF the
piano.
ri. w. Pomerene OF Boise Is nov
ing his family out from Boise 70 his
ranch east OF town.
Messrs. Ross and Tucker, repre-
senting the Beaver River company
were In Meridian Tuesday.
Get one OF those free blackboards
at Garrett'sg See their ad on front
page.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Iilakeney
have been here from the coast for
Wait.
d. c. Kline writes that he has
moved from Sisters. Oregon TO MI.
Vernon. Wash.
Mrs. II. Barr ann Mas Endora
were Visiting here Saturday, from
Caldwell. and were the guests of
Mira. Easter.
The Jensen Creamery company
this week opened up receiving sta
ton IN theb uilding adjoining At
waters real estate office on Broad
way.
II. J.. Richards is building a nice
six rom residence on his ranch two
and I half miles northeast OF Merid-
ian. az cost OF $500.
H Batter and c. J. oliver arc
bnildihg residences costing 5000 and
$500 respectively near Meridian,
s,afg Captain ] Garahed, Joe the
Turk. ! win be at Salvation Army
headquarters at Boise until Monday
night.
Peter Cederlund IL building q
small house. TO be occupied by hts
mother and himself. on his place
two and one-half miles southwest OF
Meridian.
8. w. Hutchinson is building a
fhree-room addition and a porch TO
his house in the south part of Mer-
idian. NJ. G. Starr ID doing the work.
A. N. Salisbury Is building a pretty
four room concrete block residence
in the south part OF Meridian at
cost OF about $1,000. w. II. Peer
viii do the carpenter work.
Plans should be made for meet
Ing 10 nominate village officers.
This should be done so days before
the village election, the fourth Mon
day in April.
Members OF the Epworth League
gave q pleasing literary and must
cal program in he church wednes-
day evening. In honor OF s, Patrick's
day.
o. O. Price and family have moved
20 Emmett. where Mr.. Price will
make new start. A. y. Cox and
family win move into the house va
Gated by the Prices. in Meridian.
The third number OF the lecture
course will be Friday night. March
18th. Miss Marie Irwin will give a
stereoptican description OF the big
Worlds fair now open in San Fran
cisco.
Another carload OF cheese was
shipped by the local factory to spo-
kane this week, the car containing
10000 pounds. This 10 the third
carload to go TO the same arm this
spring.
In the game between Meridian
and Eagle business mon on Saturday
night the local basketball Ave won
by a score of 16 to 10. Following
the game social time ana refresh
ments were enjoyed.
+. Carver, ST., will plant 40 acres
OF corn again this year, at his place,
mile west of Meridian. He advises
others TO do likewise and predicts a
bright future for the corn industry
in this section.
John Wilson, son OF Alex Wilson,
was one Of the boys to receive recog-
milton in the corn growing contest
last year. and Governor Alexander
has written him letter of appre
citation. John grew the white flint
variety.
c. r. Carlson, one of the indus
trious farmers living two and one
half miles southwest of Meridian was