The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-08

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Meridian News.
Have that buggy painted and have
one 70 use in its place. y Richard
son.
Mrs. M. and Miss Almira Hashbar-
ger left this week for Kansas City,
Mo-, and other eastern points for an
extended visit with relatives.
George ". Leighton was called to
Downey. Oregon, last Friday, by the
news OF the sudden death OF d sister.
Probate Judge and Mrs. Roberts, OF
Nez Perez county, were in Meridian
couple OF days this week. visiting
with DR. and Mrs. G. l.. Dutton
Rev. Whsle Martin. pastor 1st
Methodist church at Boise. will speak
at the Locust Grove School house
sunday at $40 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid win meet with Mrs.
Gilllspie next Wednesday. Mrs. Brew
err, Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Mersdorf will
assist.
j. G. Mcintosh returned home with
his son Guy this week to Bliss, Idaho.
No disposition was made OF the stat
ionery stock in the postoffice.
The good news comes of the birth
OF fine girl Wednesday to Attorney
and Mrs. r. s. Riser, residing mile
west OF Meridian.
The Kuna Karnival last Saturday
was quite a success for that small
town. and was a start toward greater
things
A large porcupine was killed on the
William Schneider ranch. one mile
north of Ustick, yesterday. The animal
tipped the beam at 80 pounds.
The Arrowrock dam was dedicated
with impressive services Monday. ID.
Il Hubbard was president OF the day.
and 10000 people made the trip by
train from Boise 10 the dam, and sew
eral from Meridian were noticed In
j.. M. Howry was pardoned from the
penitantiary at the meeting OF the
Dardon board this week. on condi-
tion that he leave the state. He was
sent up In December. 1914. for iss,p-
ing worthless. draft. and was for |
year.
The morning car from McDermott
to Onwiler. which formerly arrived
az the latter place at am. now ar
rives at $40 and proceeds TO Merid-
ian, instead Of stopping az Onwiler.
This Is All accommodation for the
school children.
c. +. Jenness leaves this week for
Waterloo. Iowa, where he goes 70
purchase herd OF registered Hol-
stein cattle. He Is after the best
stock, and says he hopes to have a
herd TO rival the celebrated one OF
George Leighton's.
Mrs. James McCleneghan writes
that the family, who started over
land for eastern Washington last
month have settled at Hillyard, after
being on the road for three weeks
and days. and viii remain for the
winter. Their address is 403 Harri-
son street, Hillyard. Wash.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment in a large ad in another column
OF the treat In store for the dairy men
OF this community tomorrow. Hon.
~ ~ Il "a hall
IN Meridian at O'Clock this Saturday
afternoon. Everybody come. Admis-
sion free.
Expert N. =. HUH and Manager Shell
lenberger OF the Boise Cooperative
Creamery CO., travelled together as
Creamery Co., travelled together as
employees or the Pure Food depart
ment OF Michigan for several years
Mr.. Shllenberger says Mr.. Hull, start
ing from a small beginning, has now
one OF the best Holstein herds in
Michigan.
The earthquake shock. felt In the
entire northwest country. last Satur-
adv night al 1l.5s did not pass Mer-
idian by.The tremors were distinct,
amounting TO sahke sufficient TO
make some sea-sick. Ed Lick. while
on duty at the Interurban station.
had this feeling and going outside for
fresh air. he was surprised to see the
water splashing In the city watering
trough across the street, This is the
worst earthquake in Idaho's history.
The Arrowrock dam was uninjured
Lecture on Napoleon Postponed.