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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-09
LOCALS PERSONALS.

A J.. Dubois, sales agent Southern
Pacific lands, office 8. P. Freight Of
nee. adv.tf
Miss Irma Dickerson OF Salt Lake,
is visiting Miss Ferne Woodgate for a
few weeks. She was formerly Of Colo
RADIO and a friend OF the family for
some time.
Miss Vera Sutherland of Rene is a
guest at the Mayer Hotel.
E. E. Oldham is down from his
ranch at Oldham station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Henderson ar
rived this morning from San Francisco
and expect to spend the summer here.
Their two boys arrived several days
g with their grandfather, Mr.. w. T.
Smith.
Lawrence Martin, delivery car drIv.
er for the A. w. IIesson Co, had MS
car pretty badly injured yesterday
through a collision with another car.
j. c. Burd of Tobar, has moved to
Carlin where he expects to conduct
an ice cream and candy establishment.
Clyde Womacn is driving a new
Ford today. He traded in his old
Lizard.
Miss Marian Mccain departed for
Reno on No. 10 yesterday and will re-
main there during the time her sis.
ter, Lalie. is receiving the pasteur
treatment, for a bite by a rabid dog.
The several Tuscarora people who
were here before the board of com,
missioners yesterday on the matter OF
revoking the license of the Idaho sa.
loon Of that place have all departed
for their homes.
George Holland Of Lamoille. spent
yesterday in Elko.
Barney Horn and daughter, Miss
Whey. departed this morning for their
home in Aura.
A. L. Black, who has been giving the
officers considerable trouble of late by
loading up on tangle foot and becom,
ing ~disorderly, was arrested again yes.
terday and this morning taken before
Justice Castle. The judge gave a
suspended sentence until four o'clock
to permit him to get out OF town. II
Black is wise he will hit the trail and
not show himself in Elko for some
time.
The second preliminary examina,
ton of Oxley and Mulvaney, two OF
the eve recently arrested for steal
Ing livestock, resulted in their being
held 10 answer to the grand jury. Il
will be remembered that at their frs
preliminary they were discharged TO
lack Of evidence, but they were i'm
mediately re-arrested on a warrant
sworn to by the district attorney.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-09
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
SWINDLED FROM GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Treasury
department secret service men are
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-09
NEW MINING COMPANY

Articles of incorporation Lave been
drawn up Incorporating the Guy
Davis Placer Mines company with an
authorized capital stock of $4,000,
divided into 100000 shares of a par
value of 10 cents per share. The in
corporators are Guy c.. Davis,
George B. Thatcher and Ed. Malley.
The purpose of the company is to
mine and develop property in Copper
Canyon, Battle Mountain, New, and
other parts Of the state.-Appeal.
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At the Mayer

W. H. Wood, Sacramento; Roy Grit,
fin, Denver; Jas. Burke, Bullion; Chas.
Montgomery, Bullion; j. B. Honnold,
Bullion; Jules ]. Altube, Berkeley,
Cal; Vera Sutherland, Reno; G. NJ.
Bower. Lamoille; C. A. Brown, s. P.
Co.; Ed. E. Oldham. Fox Springs;
Carl Stockbridge, Gold Creek; John
Reddy, S. P. Co.; Geo. Edwards and
wife, San Francisco; Theo. Harte, w.
P. Co.; Mrs. S. Crowley, San Francis
CO; G. c. Brown, Salt Lake; w. H.
Hammond, Salt Lake; j. Rowan, Salt
Lake; NJ. O'Connor, w. P. Co.; T. T.
Fairchild. Jr., Tuscarora; 1. D. Gregg,
Deeth; A. NJ. Bachman, Tuscarora;
p. M. Robinson. Denver; j. C. Bord-
ing, Salt Lake; H. P. BagIey, Ogden;
H. A. Miller. Ogden.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-09
GOT PART OF HIS SALARY

The claim OF Zeb Kendall against
the state for salary as superinted.
ent of exhibits at the Panama-Paciic
exposition to the amount of S1,100 has
been allowed by the state board of
examiners. says the Appeal. The bal,
ance of Mr.. Kendall's salary is still
in dispute and it may require a court
decision to determine whether or not
II will be paid.
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NOTICE TO PEACE OFFICERS OF
THE COUNTY OF ELKo, STATE
OF NEVADA

You are hereby authorized and ord
cred by the Board of County Com.
missioners Of the County of Elko, State
OF Nevada, to kill any and all dogs
running at large without muzzles on.
within any Town of the County of
Elko, State of Nevada, and 1t is here.
by made your duty to carry out this
order.
ROBERT B. HUNTER,
Clerk OF the Board of County
Js.15 Commissioner.
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DISTRICT U CASE

In the District court this morning
the case Of J. ]. Sullivan vs. Mrs. May
Bradley came to trial before Judge
label e. A. Klein is counsel for Sui.
Ivan and Henderson G. Caine and
Carey VanFleet are representing the
defendant. Sullivan claims commits.
sion for having promoted the sale of
the Commercial Hotel to VIM. Doyle
the present owner.
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COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED
Continued From Page Two)

Continued From Page Two)
Elko Drug Co., medicines . 1.5O
Elko Water & Light Co.. water,
courthouse -. -. -. -. -. 1000
Elko Music & Stat. Co.; supplies PASS
Elko Tel. G. Tel. Co.. services 37.72
Elko Auto Co., Auto hire . .. 1000
Forbes, w. j., salary j. P. -. 5000
Free Press Pub. Co., pub. bids
Carlin jail -. . . . 1900
Greathouse, w. G., ~expressage 1.5O
Gheen j. B., janitor -. . . $500
Green Stalnaker & Lake Co.,
supplies -. -. -. -. . 141.1O
Hill, I. c., constable Jarbidge D.. 1OO.O 90
Hill, o. T., J. P. Salary -. . . 5000
Hood, A. j., examination insane
case. laid over from last
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MAYER AND COMMERCIAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At The Commercial

G. E. Bennett, Denver; F. NJ. Don
nelly, w. p; Josephine Reid, Fallon;
]. T. Knoles. ". P; F. ]. Finn; Geo.
Geuren; o. d. Miller, T%uscarora; J.
E. Nolan. Reno; Barney Horn, Aura;
Miss Whey Horn, Aura; j. T. Blink
all. Twin Falls; H. p. Craig. Twin
Falls; Jack WEIGH, Twin Falls; D.
G. Christian, Winnemucca; w. J. Fal-
Ion. San Francisco; Wade Armstrong.
Union; F. Turner, Mexico; R. w.
Sterling, Salt Lake; John Lyons, Salt
Lake; Jack Rogers; Geo. Holland, La
noble; w. ]. Ryan; Antonio Carcass;
I. N. Mayer; J.. H. Peterson; w. A.
Dahl, Salt Lake.
At the Mayer
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tools -. -. -. -. -. -. 1895
cARLIN TOWN GOVERNMENT
BILLS

The board Of county commissioners
sitting as a Carlin Government Board
to transact business for the town OF
Carlin, met in accordance with law,
there We're present Isaac Griswold,
chairman, H. j. Jones and J. G. Greg
DRY, together with E. P. Carville, the
district attorney.
The following business was then
transacted, to-wit:
The following bills were allowed:
~Linebarger, w. F., cleaning up the
streets and alley in Carlin ..$144.OO
(Laid over)
Elko Free Press Pub. Co., printing
and publishing Carlin town or
(Laid over)
ADV.
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A Young CRATER.

stranger-Boy. will you direct ma
to the nearest bank?
Street Gamin-I will for q shilling.
stranger-A shillingI Isn't that too
muchi
Street Gamin-Bank directors NJ
ways get big pay. mister-Tit-Bita.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23

Early Morgan, who has empIoy-
meut at E!vius, visited home folks
here over Sunday
FOR Salc-JerSey COW aud young
heifer calf { K ESrES,
Marble Hin, Mo
Our friend D v Rowe of near
Xalma made Us appreciated visits
while attending court
Some Of oar p'ople atteaI let the
funeral Of Ernest Stevens At Glcu
Allen yesterday afternoon
Robe:t Drum. IT. visited several
towns Ia the southern counties the
irS, OF the week. on business
The >'o;k visited the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Morris lyeadbetter on Sep
;cmbcr u and left them q fine son
OAK. ASH and MAPLE FLOOR
lNG--ycry lo~ pricr>-at K {. < c
p RUkrrvS. LuteSylIle No II
Mrs Robert Drum is stll quite
feeble She has suffered great
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23

DR. and Mrs {. NJ Wilmer went
over to the Cape Monday Fred
Elfrduk drove their car for them
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur {. Bowman
Miss Ncsta Bowman and Conway
Ivy, all Of Cape Girardeau, attended
the funeral of Ernest Stevens at
Glen Allen yesterday.
Lynne Nevins and sister. Miss
Hazel of Cape Girardeau and Miss
Kate Estes of Burfordville motored
over to Marble Hill yesterday and
visited at the home Of MIR and Mrs
Riley Hahn and attended the funer-
al of Ernest Stevens at Glen Allen
Ladies, We welcome you to our
Millinery department to try on the
charming New Hats you are to wear
tins fall and winter. which will
change your appearance and give
you the satisfaction Of knowing you
are up-to-date Taylor MERcANrLE
CuupA<y, Marble Hill Mo
Thru some misunderstanding,
Judge Evans failed to arrive Mon
day and the business of the court
was at standstlII aud having learn
ed in The afternoon that he could
not come al this time the petit Jury
va, dismissed and the cases Contiuu-
ed until the first Monday in March
Mr. and Mrs. J II Wicecarvcr
and Misses Florence and Mary
Cannon of Jackson and FornfeIt re
>peruvely. who had been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Wjcecaryer the last
week or more. and Miss Miriam
Sander molored over TO the Cape
tuesday, the Misses Cannon return
ing 10 thej, homes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23
Going to
SOW wheat?

Ii so. YOU should use the
best the market affords TO
get the best results. We
have Just received a car
load of SWIFT'S--the best
money will buy. Let us
supply YOU. Our prices are
right.
We have some hoosier
grain drills that we are
offering cheap while they
last. See them before YOU
buy
Taylor Mercantile Co
Marble Mill. Mo
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23


wa payers ''' saw az '''' o'''N''
n J WiCecarver moved into the
upper rooms Of his store building
the first Of the week
No h,,,,;r, mr. ,,os,,ss;,. win no
allowed on our farms J A TAYLOR
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~ LOCAL NEWS. -

WV WI Ntl' hA Nlll0 'li''s
Henry Rose continue, 10 improve
slowly,
DR.. C. T., presnell shipped a car
load Of cattle Tuesday.
DR.. W. ". Davault Of Glen Allen
was in town Monday on business.
Win Denman Of near Marquand
was a pleasant Pass visitor Monday
fOr Saie--Twelve Jersey milk
cows and eight Jersey heiierS.
GroRCE J ElfKjNK. Icopold Mo.
d G. Bailey and Riley Hahn mo.
tored over To the Cape Monday in
Rileys car
Miss Helen Davault went to ST
Louis last Saturday 10 enter school
at Washington UNIVERSITY
Wanted -- College students to
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f0r RcHf- ihlrtN-h'e acres OF
eooi timothy and clover posture
Cattle OF horses, one dollar per head
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49,
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NoHCc---AnF correspondence re-
sar,ilne my timber lands addressed
To the undersigned will receive
prompt attention J { WASH l-utes.
vile. Mo
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and Saturday
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Chr Orepine DISPLAY of Fail and
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..,, ,,,,.,,, u,,,la IAN a,
Ephraim Statler Of near Green
hrirr. 40 DID acquaintance OF the
writer. made as nm appreciated visit
form oc rirry,, r,,rt
Don't forget the box supper at the
schooihouse next Friday evening
This tS an enterprise that ought 20
appeal to every body Assist to the
good work. which is for the benefit
uh the children nt he town and
community Attend aud take %
box
just rs We were ready To So 'o
press message ofi'ik> 'ii' >'u news
OF 'i'e dea'h Oh '"hh Ni'>'''H ne
hAu ueeh IN poor h'ai'h ''r some
time, out IateIy ne gre" worse very
rapldN we 'ond nor learn 'he
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23
Call on
F. +. CAlEF

the sewing Machine re-
pairer at the ltalis hotel.
lutesNiile.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23

tstty Gents uNaA es you a member OF
the State foui'y Association. Guar
anteesrourreiiob,AtN publishes ,uur
name and var city you breed 40 the
pouHirvmaN GUIDE and sauuai J ear
Book, rntilirsNou to comPe tos spec.
Ial prizes. assures your res rlNirF al
books. bulletins. etc issued BY state
Poultry Experiment Station. Aoasc~s
sTErE ORGANIZE MOUNTAIN GFcNE No.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-23

Early Morgan, who has employ
ment at E!vius. visited home folks
here over Sunday
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SHANK AUTO COMPANY
Phone 22l.
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Miss Alberta Rankin of Lakeview
visited Mrs. w. H. Cutter Thursday
and Friday of last week.
A number from the Gem District
were in this neighborhood last week
after fruit.
A contractor from Caldwell has
started work on the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
w. |. Parsons of Pleasant Ridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Windrum of Cinci-
nattl, Ohio, and Mrs. Flora McCarty
of Seattle, Washington.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Nc
Phearson, Thursday, July %, a
daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Bradshaw has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Griffith and
Mrs. Arthur Vogt were Sunday din
ner guests at the Oelleian home.
A large crowd from here attended
traders day sale in Caldwell last Mon
day.
Miss Wessie Shower and Arthur
Rees attended the Eastland Disaster
benefit performance in Boise Monday
evening.
Satisfactory grain yields are being
reported in this neighborhood and
some have record crops. Chas. F..
Smith threshed oS3 bushels of oats
from less than a nine-acre tract. T..
O. Wheeler's field of barley went 20
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Wheeler
shipped car load of barley to the
Caldwell mill.
w. w. Harris was the first to mar
ket grain at this place this year.
The mail for Route No. 4 comes to
Huston on the o'clock car now
and Mr.. March, the carrier, has a
small Office fitted up in a corner of
the Flemmons store. where he takes
care of the mail
Mr.. and Mrs John Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs. George Doolittle made
business trip to Media, Wednesday.
Miss Julia Clark went to Payette
Saturday. where she will join the
Sloneker family in a camping trip to
the hills.
Miss Myrtle Crook of Caldwell is
spending the week with Miss Mar
garet Rose.
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Oregon, show the transfer to have
T Ten completed on the first dav ~
June 1915, and payment was mad
through the First National banE ~
snat place The Armours and Cue
genheims are not interested in tbe
corporation in any way and II IL
4 4 question whether they have any
HnowIedlge of its existence or pro.
perty The corporation has snent pro 40
pFoNimately $4,000 in the erect;an
81 small commercial working niant
;or me reduction ofthe material the
installation of a fully equipped chem
zeal laboratory for the proper ANALYSIS
OF their product, and the comnIef;on
OF a number of tunnels, drifts and
eNcaVatlng necessary to properIv
prospect the property and determin -
us extent and value. This preliminary
WORK is nearly completed and the
erection OF large reduction and manu-
IIcturing plants that will give en-
pIoyhent to a great number of men
ana create revenue for this part of
!he country that will be large factor
IN ITS future business will be next in
oruer and very soon commenced"
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The second cutting of hay in this
neighborhood is mostly in the stack
now, and the binders are busy cut
ting grain.
Miss Hazel Faris spent Sunday with
Miss Grace Bassett.
Rev. Hill of Fargo preached at the
hall Sunday.
The state agriculturist held a meet
ing at the hall Wednesday to demon
s;rate the cold pack canning method.
Quite number of ladies were pres
c"t and reported it as being quite help
full to them.
The girls sewing club spent their
time at the hall Wednesday at the
canning meeting.
Mrs, ]. L. Martin started on trip
east last Wednesday. We missed her
at Sunday school
Walter BasSett helped B. c. Bradley
make hay Monday.
D. A. Whittig who has been having
his berries picked for FIVE or six weeks
has finished harvesting his crop.
The Egger family from Arena Val
ley attended church in Fair Acres last
Sunday.
Martin Anderson made a trip to
Parma for load of lumber Monday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Stitzel is on the sick list.
w. A, Faris has gone east to visit
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Miss Helen and Dorotbea CrooLo.,
OF 0 middleton visited their aunt. Mrs
Mclntyre, Friday.
LAWN Newman is visiting friends
and relatives in Middleton. Mr.. New.
man has just returned from WestfaIl
oregon; He reports everything fine
in that locality.
Nelson Jensen helped Fred Cbane,
IN putting up his hay crop.
MesSrs. Frank Laws and Milt Nc.
l,ntyre. helped A. E. Harper with his
threshing.
Walter Crockett of Middleton called
at the Mcintyre home Monday.
Mrs. Sarchet was out looking over
her property Sunday. Mr.. Henry
Grittlths accompanied her.
Mrs. Levi Reynolds entertained
Sunday.
Frank Laws is home after weeks
having at Mr.. Solomon's of Marble
Front.
Levi Reynolds called at the Nc
lntyre home Saturday.
Miss Ethel Bixby called at the Nc.
lntyre home Friday. She is getting
ready to go to the mountains next
week.
Misses Cora and Emily Mcintyre
are visiting with their aunt, Mrs. A
L. Cook of Marble Front.
Messrs. Maybee, Plowhead and
Crockett are out threshing the early
crops. They expect to 60 to Dry
Creek next week.
Mr.. Gilbert Bixby of Atlanta. Ida
is visiting his brother, Asa, at Md
dleton.
Rev. f. P. Martin of the Sunday
school union gave an illustrated lee
ture at the Methodist church in Mid
dleton Sunday evening. Quite a num-
Der Of Willow Creek people attended
1t was very instructive and novel
Mr. M1rning passed through here
on | S way. to Brownlee, ". ere he
will max his future home
Yrs. Grace Robertson pun chased his
his pro,trty in Middleton.
Miss Birdie Cook and Mace. Miss
Ruth : uller, of Marble Front, are
visiting al her uncle's place. M. ut
Nc r.!rc of Middleton.
Mr.. downward of Upper Win, "
Greek IS cutting grain for Mr. Nc
lntyrc.
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Con Sutton and Mrs. S. A. Day were
Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and sons re-
turned home Wednesday after spend
ing four weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Wyoming.
Mrs. John Coggburn was taken
suddenly i'll last week and a doctor
was called from Caldwell. and Mr..
Coggburn was summoned from Jor-
dan Valley. She recovered rapidly
and she and her children accompanied
Mr.. Coggburn when he returned to
Jordan Valley. They will visit there
for time with Mr.. Coggburn's sis
ter.
Walter Magill went to Caldwell last
Sunday. He will spend several weeks
there.
William Cowan is still making trips
to Caldwell for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith have re-
turned and are living in Mrs. S. A.
Days cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wright and
family returned Thursday from an
outing in the Salmon river country.
They had plenty of trout. some buck
leberries and found the roads excel
lent.
Lorene Johnson wos over from
Caldwell visiting home folks from
Friday till Sunday.
Messrs. Hollenbeck & Schroyer and
Mrs. Nellie Peck drove to the car
line with Mrs. Florence A. Hall Sun
day. Mrs. Hall went on to Boise.
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There was good attendance at the
outdoor union service of the Riverside
and Lakeview churches Sunday, which
was so greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent that it was decided to repeat the
same next Sunday, holding both Sun
day school and church services on the
Stuart Mulch lawn. This saves Rev.
Jones and family long and dusty
drive to Riverside. Services will com
mence at 4.30 p. m.
Misses Harson and Harris, from
near Nampa, spent several days of last
week visiting relatives here.
The Willing Workers will give ano-
Their ice cream social some time in
the near future, to raise funds to de-
fray expenses of fixing up the school
house.
Ralph Stats spent several days in
cutting grain near Warm Springs, last
week.
Mrs. Shepherd of Nampa, visited
her son, Lawrence, who is working for
Frank Harris, last week.
Quite a number from the Valley at
tended Traders day sales in Caldwell
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and
daughter, Anna, visited in Sunny
Slope, Sunday.
Mesdames Amesbury, Merchant.
Fuller also Misses Amesbury, Still
well, Mulch and Mitchell, composed
a swimming party at Snake river, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Leck Harris, who has been sick at
the home of his mother, near Melba,
returned to the ranch, to help with
the haying, last week.
The class of Bible study met at the
Smith home last Wednesday. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Mer-
chant, Wednesday evening, August 4.
Sallie Mitchell has been staying with
Mrs. Stats while Ralph has been
away cutting grain.
Rev. Jones, wife and daughter, of
Sunny Slope, also the Misses Harris
and Harson, from near Nampa, at
tended the bible class meeting, We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. Baker, from Missouri, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Floyd
Mitchell, went to Boise, last week, to
visit with other relatives.
Amos Miller and family from Cald-
well, visited Harry Amesbury and his
family, Sunday.
Mesdames Cowen and Mcintyre
spent Monday afternoon with V. H.
Stillwell and family
George Peninger expects to thresh
the last of this week
Frank Conroy has cut his clover
which he left go to seed.
They had some trouble at the pump
ing plant last week, occasioned by the
slump filing up, also other repairs
were made.
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Mrs. Joe Root and Mrs. D. ]. Van
derwilt and daughter, Flora. visited
with Mrs, Glen Miller at the Dotsor
home Wednesday.
A party was given Miss Paulenc
Smith Tuesday afternoon. The oc.
casion being her birthday. There
were nine little girls present and al
had an enjoyable time Refreshments
consisted of ice cream and cake.
Charles Smith threshed his grain
last week it running 10 bushels Of
oats per acre, wheat rs bushels pei
acre. Mr.. Wheelcr's barley turned
out S22 bushels from IL acres.
Mrs. A. c. Vogt called at the Chas
Vogt home Tuesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06
GEM DISTRICT WATER USERS
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
Meeting Gives Vote of Thanks to
Conscientious Wa.ermaster.

Gem Irrigation District Water
Users association No. has been or
gained with large membership. Al
the meeting held for the purpose of
Organizing many matters of interest
and Importance were discussed. Mr..
NJ. H. Stamford of Claytonia was
elected chairman OF the association.
At the meeting the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, VIM. Mcconnell has
been faithful, conscientious, and
practical watermaster of the highest
order. We wish to thank him for his
services, and the many useful and
practical ideas he has brought to us.
Voted that a copy of the above be
sent to The Caldwell Tribune