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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

in Rnbe sstailen iperSsn iolten, nit
Heaer 4rtillerie gu DerIebeH.
Die beutf4en 3situnssn iasen, bab
bic armse bss GsIbmariaals Don
WadenieH 5uiammen NIT ben guIgas
rsn uno Siirieu s,gsE bic britii4s
fraus0iii9e armee I'M Giibsn ssIhitt
iDsrbsH iDiirbs. G6ae 3psifet Derben
ober pisle Der zruppsn bic 9OHau
binabssfdid. psrOsu, I'M siner mOgs
IidsH SHpoiiOn ruiiii4er sruppeH IN
gulgarisn pOrbeuseH gu tounsH. WdH
erportet bier !GsIi6 gu h0rm, Oab bic
in geharabieu ioH5.ntrir!en ruiiiitsH
5ruppen IN 9epssung geisst tporosn
ieisu. aIem 4Hiaeia ua9 Bat u5er
RumGnien nod midi feline Ginpiqis
suns bosu sssebeH, oab. bic 9Ondu
fit irieserii@e 3Dsde benuBt pirb.
Cine Bubapeiier 9.pei&e bebauptet
iosar, baB Rumdnisn ben Rufsn bic
Grlaubnib fir bic 4enusuns Sss
GIufes oeripeisert unb ertlart babe,
sDeniuelIen Jalss isius ReatraIitdi
nit ben Waffsu D.rtbeibiseu gu pOI'
len.
4u4 bic untsr5anblunsen nit
GrisdsrlonS iteinen ipisSsr ing
StOdsn geratbsn gu isin, Ssnn iOlpeit
BAT 9riedenlaub nod teins bsitimmte
AntipOrt auf bic GorSeruns Der Wd4a
ts seseben, Sab ss bic Si6srbeit Der
Gaiirtsn aaf srisdii4em goSsu sas
raniirs unb ibre Speraiionsn untsrs
itiistn iolIe. Si. antnort Sri.aeHs
lambs mar am Worsas erpartst tpOr.
ben unb Der llmitaub, bab iie nod
MID. srfolgi III, Idbt barauf f4Iieben,
bab bas srisaifde &abius. ui4t nils
lens III. iowsit gu seben. als bic Gn'
tsntesMd4ts ts Diini6en.
9ln Der ipsitli4en GrOni finbsn an
bieIen puntisnartil.riesefsats adm'
pfc nit Sanbsranutsn unb Ninsn.
cperationen itatt, uuo britii6e Mouis
tors SabeH aud pisoer einunI meb'
r.rs Stunben lang Si. belsiiae aiiits
bon Mibbsl.erts BIB Sitsnbs Be-
jhoien.
Sn Der gsG& pon Risa MAIDEN Die
Rufsn fpieberbolt itJtpafe ansriffe
uuf bic 0euti9.n. bisfe babsu aNr
ipabrjdeinlid nur ben 3ped, bic
Sidyie bes Gsinbss an ben bstreffen'
ben Srten gu ermsHsn.
Sapan piIl ni@ts BARON
niffen, bdb 6 Dina lid
ben entente Midten
anf4Iisbi.
sptio, 80. 9oD. Die prominsn'
itiien 3eitunssn Sapans briidsR iibers
einitimrnsnb bic qlniidpt aus, bab bic
japanii9s Resi.runs ben @pri9las,
bab China aufsefOroert ipsrben iOae,
ii9 Der entente an5uf4Iisben uno ibs
iisn alIs m0sIi8. lluieritiibuus 5uiom'
men 81 ldiisu, obne iith astip an bem
ariese su bstkiIissH juriidpsilsn
.ArssSe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
gs nil n6tbiseufals feline RsutraIie
tat gsgen Rublunb bertbsioigen.
Cine allgemeine QnndberuRg Der Bal
tanitaatsn an bic 5iirtsi i'm
@ange.

QonboR, 80. Rop. ,Wie aus 8us
tareit gemelost pirb, bat Rumunisn
bic ruHii4e Regieruna bena4ri4tigt,
buB ss neutral gu bIeiben piini6e,"
ia9t cine 0epeIfs Der gr9onge 5eIes
graph Sc. aus 8Openbugsn.
.Rufii6en S9ifieH piro beshalb
nidt seitattet tperben. in bic 9onau
sin3ulaufsn, in Der, tpis berDorgeboben
Diro, Winen gelest Dorosn itnb.
9ubapeit, 80. ROD. llsbsr 2OHz
BON. 9spsifsu aug gutarsit sutbals
ten bic Wittbeilung, bab bic rumGnis
f6s Regierung Der ruftiden Resiss
rung bic 9enuBuHg Der 9onau Oers
boteH bat, in elmer gang enersiIben
geots, in Der Rublunb aufssforoert
piro, bic RsutraIi.Gt RumGniens ou
rsipsttirsn. Sn Der ROts pirb TerHsr
srtlart, oaB RumGnieH, iDeRn nOtbis,
feline ReutralitGt DertbsioissH Deroe.
Cine aug gutarsit siHsetroffeueOe=
psIae snt6dIt aud bic Ra6riht, oab
untsrbaHoIungeH spif4en Srisaen-
lamb unb bsr 5iirtei i'm SaRse isisn,
bic bic gilouns elmer Union, nj. lie
spiI4en Sris6snIaNS uno RumdnieH
6eitsbt, gum 3ieI babe. Die bsutfds
freuHbIi6en GIsmsnts IN 9rie6enIdnb
boffsn, baB bic IHter6aHblunT
gen bic Bats fir cine neils gaItan=
2laian3 abseben ipiirosH, nit Sries
6enlanb, gulearisn uHo Der 3urtei
ala bie eriteu Witalieber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

2onbon, 30. RoD. Ra4bem Der
srObie 5beil bes nod iibris aebIiebs'
nen Reitss Der Ierbii6en armee iiber
bic aIbanif4s Grenss sst-ieben p0rs
ben unb bic Speratiunen in Wson.eues
gro un6 I'M iiibli4en GerbieH fDegsH
bss itrsnseu DiuisruetieIs nur lang.
lame 5ortfdritie MAIDEN. uub du@ On
Der 6ftIiden ipie on Der tpsitli4eu
Gront uidts Wi4tisss fi9 sreisnst
bat, 1T i'm ausenbIid. iHiotDeii bic
militdriitt Gage tn 9ttratt tomm!,
faft alIes Snt.rsfie auf ben itaIi.nis
i4sn arkssI4aupIas seridt.t, wO bi.
DffsufrDs Der StaIiensr ssssB bic
Csiterrsi&tr beftdubis on Sefiig.eit
inuimmt.
Si. Rdmpfs an Stier GrDnt pdtsn
iotpeit bic aHbauernbiien uno beftiss
fen p6breHb bss gau3en arissss.
Seit Woaen sr.ii,n bi. StuIiener bic
griidmiOpfs unb bic pOiitiOnen Der
Ceiterrei4er in ben Bergen an. Die
Stalieuer bebdupten felt Modtn,
Iangiam. aber iidsrsn Gortidritt ses
mad. gu babeH. Wie es ideint, iinb
absr ibre poiitionen INNER nod bis'
isl6en ME Dor Woden unb bic Seiier'
rtider srtlGrsn aud in ibrem offis
,iellsn geritt, bdB iie alIs ansrifft
nit l9p,rsn @erlufien fir bic Sta
Iisner abssf4Ias.n bdtten. Der einsise
erfols, Der ben JtaIienern ioipsii
ii6sr III. - ipenn % elm erfols se'
uannt ipsrbsn Tam, - III Der llm'
ftaub, bab bic stabt G0rs faft gang
DON ibnsn sufammeusef4oTsn .pOrben
IN.
gorlGuiis IN siss bic ollie, bic
StaIieu ben NIiirten i'm 8altan su
1beil iprbsn Idbt. Senn S.it.rrei9
ipirb bura SisFe beftiss DffeuFDe
Der StaIiensr ssapunsen, cine er5ber.
Trupp.nuudt an Der iialisniT9en
Grsn5e su unierbalien unb foripdb.
renb aruppen boribtn gu i6iden. bic
gut sssm bieWcnienesrinsr uHb Sers
ben ptruerbet iperbeu sSnnien. Die
Gsr6sn iperben i'm 9aufs Der 3eit -
es lei b.nn, bab bic 8srbiinbsten is
Bis mad albdnien binein psrfolgen-
ipiebtr nsu orsonifirt auf Der giIbs
fldGe erI&einen, benn es lpirS bes
bauptsi. bob iit an 250.000 Serbsn.
GoIbaisn ipis Gipiliiien. mad 2(fbas
nisn s.fIiidtei bdtisn. bc6 iollsn ii6
isbr pisIs anaben I'm aIip pon 10
bis IL Sobren borunter bsiinbsH, bic
ipObl nod stipas ipa&Tsn miiifsn, sbs
iis fir bic ausfiiIIuns Der aiidsn in
Der isrbiI6en armse periushbet tpsr.
ben fOnnsn. giua babsn bic Ssrben
auf ibrsm gaiidsus, ipis 20 iteint, nur
ibre Gjtbirssortileris ssrtitst unb es
ipirb ibnsn ipcbI taum mSsIt9 isin.
,F& " ellbanisn, isIbi .psnH Ne s0t,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
ginen &iee nm ieoenp
Dtrfufen bic JtaIiener bei GOrs 3u
errinssn - ipenn bies iiberbaupt
utnidenm0sIi6 1T.
Gle feBen ibrt 2tnsrifie nit elmer an
Wabniinn sre5enbsn 3dbisteit
fort. unsebeurs DerIuite erIsi.
/ tenb.

Wien, 80. Rop. lleber Gonbon.
Der am Dienitus bonn 1ittrreidii4'
unsorii6en arisssminiitsrium per6fs
feuiIi4is Offi3islle geridt iiber bic ers
eisniTe duf bem Griessj8aupIds
Iauttn tuis folgt:
Don btr ruiiiI6en Grpnt III nidts
Widtiges au melbtn.
.Was bic italisnif9e Tront beirifft.
70 ipirb es NIT iebem Gage ildr.r, baB
bic JtaIieusr es barauf abseiebsn ia
BEN, bsi GSrs ein.n Gies su errinsen,
sinsrIsi mas ss ou@ toiten m5se. -
ipenn IS iberbaiips m0slih IN. am
Montas iDaren ibre ansriffe aesen bic
8anse Gront ssrihtet, bon 9oluino
Bis an bic Gee. gons betonbers beftis
fparen aber bic ansriffs ouf uniere
beibtn gridsnt0pfe um n5rbIi4eH
Gnoe bss plateuus bon DOberbo.
Der ansriff seseu uniers pofitios
nen in ben Bergen, n0rbli4 bon 5ol'
mino. brad 3uiammen. Der griidens
fppf Don 9o!mino ipurbe ipdbreHb oes
ganaeH Rd4mittogs iiHunterbroten IN
Der Seftisfen Weife beIdoHen. 2luf
ben n0rbIitxn sbeil ipurben brei iebr
itarte ansriffe sema4t unb auf ben
fiibli4en abeil mebrere iDeniser ftarte.
gllIe ipurStR nit auberorbentlih sro'
beH Dtrluiten fiir ben Jtinb 5uriid'
sei4lasen. au9 mebrere ausriffe duf
plaba miblangel.
rUor bsm Briidenfopf Don G5r3
,pareH febr ftarse 3ruppeuiheile Don
ulIsn 9bsilen Der fttubiidn Jront
5uiammenge3Osen mOrbeu. iie sriffm
geiteru dber nur eiDsiupiau an. Dtr
Sogsn uns etipas DON sinem iIeinsu
1xiI b<r Groht auriid.
.mdbrsnb Der Rod. tuurbe G5rs
pisber befiis DON Set f4psreu feinb'
lidsn ariilerie bef4ofTsn. Ra4 pier
Stunoen lanssn ariiIIerieoOrxreitu,s
gen uHternabm Der JeiHo IN bem Dos
bsrbO Gbi@uitt saus beIOubers beftise
stHsrifft uuf ben Mouie San M'
dele unb bic Gtstnb Don Gan War'
tinp. Das gubapeittr SoHpsb Resi'
msnt go. / f3lua nit auberprbentIid
i9meren 9srIuItsn fiji ben BsiHb adt
itarte ansrtffe auf ben W0nte San
Wi1els ab. Gan TartinO ipurbs Sr.is
nal augesriffsu unb hisr bebaupiete
iib bas Masp Garab 5OHpeS Resis
msnt To. 4 in bIutis.m 9anbsemeHse
ssssn bic f,inbIide usbrma6.. atn4
fiibpeitIih bon Gan WartinO purSen
ftinbIide alHsriffe abseid|lassn.
.Sub5fIidsr striessf4aupIas: Siibs
tpefiIi@ Don priboi baben mir bic
Runienesrinsr in Or Ri@tuns auf
plspie suriidsstriebsn. I'm Der Grsnse
iiibneflia bon wlitrooisa iibsrrai9s
ten Si. Oiisrrsi@ii8 iinsariI&en
sruppsn Elm. ferbii&e gaa4but uno
ik nahmen 200 Rann sefansen..
Vrisrenb Bpm ben 0nIga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
9an5 Jl(ontenegro miro. jebt uon 0en Oederrei6ern
NIT Hrieg l6er5ogen.
0immamtem entidpiien ieme 9emratat 5m tua1rem mnh
m0tbieeniaas nit ben Saifem 5m nertbeioisem.

lno gbaln Grieenanb mad aaisn psbsr Sorsn
Grieenlon Nben irigfibrenben paren bbrpbt hnbs
i ofFnba elmer idbpsris.u Gage Die 8usaren ban r
renb kebt brdussu bic Ger ben ber bic abanTf GrS
m Sbe Sbns nb p.rationen bur frenge Dintsr,
peisr us Sod.n sraben Die Jan5oien babn Stueris,sen
NIT b.r @erproDianruns. 2 ben ibgn 5ronsn nb b, milf
dri4n Gesnifs serinsn 9ebsuuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
Starten tpirb cine Sarantie fir ben
fsrieben 6ilben.

Startsn fpirb cine 9arantie fir ben
Jrieoen bilben.
n@s 1T tpeber GroberungsluF, nod
gitelteit. ober Der WunI6, bic Delt
beberriden gu ipollen, mas uns bors
ipdrts treibt, Ionberr Der 0rdng Der
Selbiterbaltung zines seiunben fortsn
goltss, bus felt enti4loFen 1T, iid i'm
Often tpie i'm Neften eine iol8e Sis
d;rbeit gu oerfGoffsn, bic cine 8ies
bsrboluns biefes fur6tburen arieges,
BON bem niht eine ein3ige GamiIie
Deri4Ont ge6lieten 1T, unm0sli9 ma
den tpirb."
5err gaHermann fiigt binsu, bab
nidts msbr ba5u ansetban lei, ben
Sries in bic 2dnge gu sieben, als Der
@lauben, baB Deutf9lanb ben Sries
ben ipiini9e. Gr pieberbolt, bab Der
@erfu6, 9eutf8lunb aus3ubungern,
ni4t MIR gdnslta miblungen lei, ions
bern baB bus 2anb i'm Stanbe lei,
tpenn n0tbig, Sabre lang aus5ubaltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
Wnndnien

ST fir bic gntsntsmahts ni4t su
bu6su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
wetterberidbf.

SIR Obio uno SSnoinira: SbciI.
tpene tribes inlo tparmeres Better
am Wtthpo6; am 9onnerstae Reoen
poer Sdnee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
Miss Belle Furgason has rented the
7. r. Ganow cottage.
RIVERSIDE.

The Farmers Society Of Equity
will hold its regular semi-monthly
meeting at the school house, Satur-
day night, April g.
Misses Ruth Stilwell and Eleanor
Prosser also Howard Stilwell, attend
ed the literary at Lakeview, Friday
night.
Mr.. McPhee is building a cottage
on the Oscar Mason ranch.
Grandma Mcintyre returned home
after having spent a week with her
son and daughter in the north end of
the valley.
Earl Alderman is helping Warner
Harris with his spring work.
School closed Friday and Miss
Jordy returned to her home at Meri-
dian.
The young mems sparring club met
last Saturday night.
Grandma Mulch who has made her
home with her son, Frank, Of Sunny
Slope. for the past few years, will
reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Mulch in the future.
]. F. Mcintyre purchased COW
from A. w, Mcintyre ....
OpoH SNdllllldlloll VI tug hSdu "
the covote which attacked Mr., Tobias
dogs, it was found not to be affected
with the rabies.
Sallie Mitchell started in at the
Lake Lowell school Monday to finish
a nine months term.
Miss ProsSer returned home last
Saturday from J. F. McIntyre'S, at
which place she has been nursing,
Mrs. c. c. Tobias who has been
nursing her mother, at Meridian, has
been quite sick with tonsolitiS.
Richard Fuller has moved his fam,
lily to Nampa. where he will take
charge of drug store for a short
time
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

States Life Insurance Co.. were here
on business Monday.
R. w. Underkoher and NJ. B.
Franklin were Caldwell visitors Sum
day.
Willard Robinson was down from
the upper pumping plant Thursday:
Mrs. Clark Travis of Lake Lowell
is a gust at the Hugh Travis home.
Miss Emma Burns returned home
Saturday,
John Sauers and family left last
Thursday for Glendive, Montana,
where they will make their home. Mr.
Sauers has been employed in the
Homedale blacksmithshop.
Delbert Fletcher, Steele Miller and
Ray Fletcher returned from the pot
ash mines last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Freeburn and
family have moved into their new
cottage on their ranch about three
and half miles southeast of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ganow have
moved to the upper pumping plant
where Mr.. Ganow will be employed
this summer. Miss Alice will stay
with her grandmother, Mrs. Lawson
until school closes.
| Mrs. Delbert Fletcher was . guest al
the home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs
c. Z, Freeburn, during Mr.. Fletcher:
absence at the potash mines.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn and Mrs. l., b
Yaden visited at the A. J. Lotus
home Sunday.
DR.. Martin made trip to Reynold!
Creek this week.
Thomas Tarr was over from Fargo
Saturday.
The Light and Life society helt
their regular devotional meeting a
the church Tuesday evening TIL,
meeting was led by Miss Furgason
Doris Owsley will be the leader mex
week. Everyone is cordially invite'
to attend,
Joaquin Miller has rented the Chas
Dugdale ranch for the year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02

A mass meeting of the people OF
the Gem District was held at Clay
tonia, Thursday evening. J. c. Stew
ems announced that he was going to
resign as a member of the board of
directors. Mr.. Teeters received the
endorsement of the people for the
position to be left vacant by Mr..
Stevens resignation. About fifty of
the settlers attended the meeting. A
general discussion of necessities and
management for the coming year fill
ed the time during the evening.
Misses Sullivan and Hawkins Of
Boise were week end visitors of Mrs.
Florence A. Hall.
A mass meeting of the people Of
Gem District was held here Friday
evening. The attendance was good.
The business of the district is to be
run upon a cash basis and the farmers
are planning to be very economical
in the use of water especially during
the hot weather, when the amount
used runs the highest.
A number of men from the state
penitentiary, in charge of Arthur Nc
Claim, have arrived and begun work
acres were set aside as a prison re-
serve and 400 acres of this land was
cleared. This will be seeded to wheat
this spring and several hundred acres
more will be cleared during the sum-
mer. Some temporary buildings were
erected last year and it was planned
to put up more substantial buildings
this spring but this will be impossible
as the governor vetoed the bill passed
by the legislature, appropriating some
money for that purpose,
| Oliver Anderson was Nampa ViSi'
tor Saturday for the purpose OF at.
tending a meeting of the Safety-First
committee.
The Commercial Club held a meet
ing Saturday evening. The chief sub
jects of discussion were the sale OF
state lands and bridge across Snake
river. Committees are to be appoint
ed to do all possible in the way OF
furthering the sale of state lands and
to see what can be done as to erect
ing bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith have
moved into the George Upton cot
tage.
| w. J. IlCllOn "dlCl-"uSSl - INV
complete and he is busy raising water
for the irrigation of Island Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Magee are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby
daughter,
Pumps will be started and water
will be turned into the Gem bitches
April first.
The Succor Creek irrigation distric
is busy completing their survey anC
organization.
Mr.. Jackson Of Sunny Slope was il
town Thursday. He is considering
running an auto stage between
Homedale and Homestead this sum
mer
Remember the ice cream social t.
be given by the Homedale Home s
School circle at Peck Hall Saturday
evening, April 10th,
w. b. Hoxie, Robert Harris and 7
A. Askea were here last week iron
Nyssa, looking over the country MI
Askea is recent arrival from Ohio
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
The Fisk Realty Company

cross, The choir have made" special
for an unusually good pro-
gram. There will be no admission,
but ano ffering will be taken for the
benefit of the music. z....
Mr.. Chas. Paine and Stanley Banks
lead the Epworth League meeting on
Sunday night Mrs. Ewing and Mar
jory Wood will lead it next Sunday
evening. Mr.. Beale's next. organ re-
cital will occur Sunday afternoon. 1t
will be a Wagner program, Mrs
Charley Hack, contralto. fFom Boise
will be the soloist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
METHODIST CHURCH.

The union revival services have
made a splendid beginning. The
coming of Mr.. Vawtcr has added
much enthusiasm to the meetings. All
the other workers have added i'm
portant features to the meetings.
Thursday evening a union communion
and cauSecration service was held un-
der the plan of the Methodist ritual.
Sunday morning according to the plan
OF the meetings, the pastor will have
charge of the service. 1t will be in
keeping with the Easter time
The full Easter program will be
given by the choir Monday evening
1t will be as announced, the Seven
Last Words" by Dubois. These are
the last utterances of Jesus on the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
LAWYER STONE
SEES PROGRESS
Great Government Reclamation Work
Arouses Enthusiasm of Land
Commissioner.
| Parma Review.l

Attorney Alfred F, Stone, commits
sioner at the Caldwell United States
land office, is enthusiastic regarding
the benefits accruing to valley towns
through the watering of the Boise
project lands. The reclamation pro-
ject is now bringing thousands to the
towns of the valley" said Mr.. Stone,
"a constant and ever increasing reve-
nue., as more and more of the acres
under the project come into crop
bearing. The government publica-
ton, the Reclamation Record, for
March, gives 1900 more acres under
cultivation in 1914 than in 1918 The
lands under cultivation yielded $50
per acre more produce in 1914 than in
1918, an increase in totaled values of
over 100000 in the short time of one
year. The lands under the Boise pro-
ject have yet to show what a high
state of cultivation will cause them to
yield"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
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HOMEDALE.

A farewell party in honor OF MISS
Alice Smith was held in Wayland q
Fennell Hall Saturday evening. The
evening. was very pleasantly spent IN
dancing to the music. of victrola.
At a late hour delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Alice Smith, Sadie Freeburn,
Winnie Slower and Edith Wilson; and
Messrs. Burt Berry, William Black
ably, Orville Johnson, Ed, Slower and
Hilliard. Miss Smith is soon to leave
for her home near Boise and will be
much missed especially by the young
people.
]. ]. Wright took load OF hogs to
Caldwell Wednesday.
!. S. Wheeler left Thursday for a
two months trip to the coast.
Ed. Slower is reported on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son
Boyd. were entertained at dinner last
Sunday by Miss Edith Wilson.
w. d. Martin and J. c. Wood were
Caldwell visitors the first OF th'
week.
Miss Sylvia McKague spent Sunday
with her parents at their home neal
Caldwell :,
Special Easter services will be held
at the church Sunday. An especially
good program has been prepared
Rev. Gillian will have charge of thu
morning service.
Carl Bahem, who was injured in
runaway and taken to the Caldwell
hospital for treatment returned home
Sunday.
Miss Ida Schenck made trip e
Caldwell Thursday,
Do not forget the Ladies' Ait
bazaar and supper at Heath Hall thi
(Friday) evening.
Messrs. Railsback and Edlefson o
Caldwell, representing the Western
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Kenosha, Wis.-Fifteen young wo-
men, representing almost as many ma
tionaltes, and all employed as ser
wants in the homes of citizens here,
erolled as pupils last, week. at the
opening Of the housemaids' branch of
the public schools Glasses were or
ganized in breadmaking, table, service
housekeeping and hedmakingy
San Angelo, Tex-Three full sized
cockleburs were taken from the sto-
mach OF Walle Walters, drayman.
For months he suffered with stomach
trouble, An x-ray located the cookie
burs and the operation to remove them
was a success, Walters doesn't know
how they got into his stomach, p
S.-You ought to see a Texas cookie
bur. ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
RICHARDS PLEADS GUILTY.

Hugh Richards of New Plymouth
who was arrested sometime ago for
the crime of incest and who plead
not guilty, appeared in court Satur-
day afternoon and asked permission
to withdraw his plea, which was
granted, He then plead guilty and
was sentenced by Judge Bryan to a
term of not less than one year nor
more than ten years at hard labor in
the state penitentiary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
FISK REALTY CO. BULLETQN


buildings
hood Price $1,000 on
house in Caldwell, price Nothing and
like finding
So $40 month
1t has plenty of good
We have several bungalows well
$1,000 o. convenient like
20 close in high priced district bargain
cultivation with the Phyllis
good location Price 800 .'.'+N<- . ~ -.
IS good
fenced fenced
around Caldwell Price $500
Trades of all kinds be of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Empty Grave of Jesus" will
be Mr.. Varneys topic Sunday morn
ing. The Sunday School hour will be
devoted to an Easter program. The
Lords Supper will be observed at
the close of the morning service. The
evening service will be at the Method
ist church, where the. revival meeting
will be in full swing
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all
owners and poultry and stock that
they must keep them coopcd or PEN
ned up in conformity to law.
No stock or chickens will be allow
ed to run wild in the city and any
owners so allowing will be dealt with
according to statute,
BY order of Chief of Police.
Dated March %, 1915. 326-49
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02

c. f. Convey has moved his resi-
dence back from the street. placed
under it a new foundation, and other
wise repaired and. renovated the
place,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
SOUVENIRS AND
PREMIUMS
$4,000
Worth to be
Given Away.
FREE SOUVENIRS
Anniversary Week

70 everyone making a
purchase of 25c or over, we
will give a useful souvenir
Free. We don't do this to
get you to spend the quarter
that is not the idea, we want
our customers to get these
souvenirs because they are
useful articles and to deter
mine just who our customers
are we say Ga souvenir Free
with a purchase of 25c or
over" Anniversary Week
Get Yours It's Free
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02

Roy r. Moore, one of the we'll
known citizens of Emmett, was a
business visitor in Caldwell Saturday,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-02
SOUVENIRS AND
PREMIUMS
$4,000
Worth to be
Given Away.
FREE PREMIUMS


With every purchase Of
$500 or over made at any
one time during anniversary
week we will give absolutely
Free one set of six Rogers
Silver Tea Spoons. These
spoons are warranted for
five years and YOU get them
Free with a purchase of So
or over. With every $3.50
purchase we will give abso-
lutely Free a warranted
Butcher Knife. These pre-
miums are separate offers
and one cannot apply on the
other.