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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
mniere Eolen.

Iie 3ufunft Holens, 6ellen groBter
Ebeil Sen &l1iien entriiien muroe, lit
cine 5rage, nit Der iid nnere ameri=
fanilden Nolen mobl mebr alS ibre
grii6er unter 6eutider nno otter
reidiider 6lagge befaiien. IS lit fir
ben 0eutihen tpobl einigermaBen be-
frem6en6, baB elm GROCER Ibeil ur'
feres polniiden @lementes nno ibre
Breiie Deutidlan6 eegeniiber IN oie-
iem &riege cine fat fein6ielige SOL
tuna einnebmen. @s lit Elm @atb1e1
AT Der teben mie iie nit @nBlano
{%pmpatbiiiren fonnen, 6elien Sod tie
in blutigen 8iirgerfriegen bergebli@
ob5uidiitteln iu6ten. @enm iie oas
Qos ibrer Brii6er in &uBlan6 NIT
BENT anlturltanbe iener in Dentl4-
lan6 un6 Selterreid bergleid)en, iou=
ten Tie Sic l1eber8eugung getpinnen,
oaB Tie sic gntidet6ung rtdtig benen
iiberlollen fonnen, tpelde es bon Der
ru111t1hen &nute un6 MtBmirtbidoft
befreiten. 1nb boben nidt Die Deut-
}de1, Oelterrei6erIungarn nn6 So
len 1tets in 6ielem 2on6e int beiten
ginpernebme1 @9ulter an Sdnlter
fir aemeiniome SSntereiien gegen Na=
tipismus, Sntoneror3 un6 Buritanis=
mus gefdmpft? l1niere Sntereiien
fi116 bic ibren un6 Ser bereinte 8rl=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
@immamoermn9.

geur Tar,atifer ser idlimmlten
Sorte merben bente nod fir e1ne
fun]tlide Gin dranfl1ng Der gln1pa1=
oerl1ng, 1pie 5. 9. ourd Sic iogenan11'
tie 8iloungsprobe, lein. IS lit I'M
@egentbeil a%n5l,l1ebn1e1L 0ab sic gro
Sc Molle o%erienigen, Sic biSber fir
moglidit idorfe gimpan0erungsge>
iete eingetreten lino, iebr balo fir
cine grleidterung Ser elben 81 boz
ben lei11 meroen. gs lit naml1d,
infolge Des &rieges, cine oerartlge
Mbtabme Ser gi%nmanoerung einge=
treten, oab man faltm nod BON elmer
lold)en iprehen fa11e. Sn oem an1
80. Stunt 81 gn0e gegangenen Sis
faliabr bat I'M ere int Mnslanoe ge'
borene 8epolferu1g nltr I'M 10000
5l1gerommen. Sn oielem Sabre fa=
men 326,7OO girma11berer unb 107,=
544 Sren1oe, Sic nidt 1tnter Sen Be-
qriff vGi11mal1berer" faler, bier an
moqeaen 2O4O74 ginman6erer nno
10000 fremogeborene Mdt=gtn=
man6erer Sic @e1taoe Mmerifos Der
IieBen. Sn 6em porbergebenoen SIS
foIiabre moren 1,21S,480 ginpan=
6erer nuh Sen 8ereiniqten Stauten
gefommen.
ginman6erer Ienben in ser &ege1
einen Sbeil hires g%erbien1tes an Slit
geborige in oer@eimatb o6er eriparen
fid @el6, nit ser Mbitdt, eS ipater
I'M 9moe ibrer &erfnnft gu ber3eb-
rem. Mon fnnn 6aber annebmen, bob
infoIge Ser Mnobme Ser @irtpan6e-
rer5ubI a119 tpeniger bon 6teien Sen,
ten peroientes @el6 feinen @eg ias
Muslono nebmen miro. @ber 6ieiem
fIeinen ofonomifden @ortbeil iteben
gr0Bere @odtbeile gegeniiber. Die
@toblinou1trie u1n6 pertpon6te Snou=
{trien 1in6 tort bei9dftigt un6 es lit
Iei9t m0glidl baB ii@ nod Dor @noe
6es laufen6en Sabres Elm Mangel an
Mrbeitern einiteuen mag, Der onr9
cine pl0blide 8een6igung 6es &rtes
qes un6 Sic oann na9 man6en 2an=
bern gu eriparten6e &udtpm16erung
einen lebr be6enfliden nmfang an=
nebmen mag. @6on bort man @rob=
fabrifonten bapor ipreden, BOB es 51r
Notbmen6igfeit mer6en mag, Sranen
in @ergtperfen un6 Sabrifen 5n be-
id)dftige1t. limo 6as mare cine bodit
bebauerlihe Notbmen6igfeit. Se6en=
faas lit ie6e 8eltrebung, Ste o1f eine
8eihrGnfltng Ser g%intpan6errng OBJ
5ielt, nod riemo1s 10 una11gebra@t
qemeie n mie gera6e iett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Sic &eri6m 6rmn9 Der
@abrbeit.

gsa6oem oud sic @pionagege<
ldyid)te 6es gebeimniBpouen 0r.
Meper @erboro lid ols ein bl06er uno
freber @6min0el englii6er Sournoli<
item berausgeiteut fat, ste bier un=
ge1troft ieoem 8egriff anltanoiger
Neutrolitat ms @eiiht i6lagem uno
5tpiiden SEN 8iirgern 6ieies 2arroes
SEN englii9en @iftiamen 6eS &aiieS
aus itreuet, baben 6ieie 2eute einen
11elten u6euti9en Sfan6al" ent6eH
ODER 611r4 lire nit britii6em @eloe
be5obIten Deteftibs ent6e6en la11en.
SSn 5eiten 1angem @rtifeln bringen
iie bte v@ntbiinung," 6oB 6ie 6e1ti@e
@egierung 6as befanmte bertf@=
fpeunolide 8Iatt SWITZERLAND" unter<
itiitt, 6oB sic 6er1ti@e @egier1mg Die
merifami6e &reiie 5n be%einflulien
il1dt, baB Sic 6ea1tide &egierung ber=
iudt bat, iia e%benfals @riegSmate-
rial bon u1es 51 iidern un6 anberes
mebr. .8enn Dos alles pobr mare,
10 miiroen mir 6ari1t 5tpei iebr er<
fre11Iide Morrerte erbliden. ginmal
tpiirbe es inns freuen, 6aB 0ie 6ent-
ide @egierung bon ibrem, pbiloio-
pbii6 ia iebr erbabenen, politely
ober febr unflugen iofrattiden
@tan6pmnft ser @~ol6idmiotiungens
berabgeitiegen lit un6 6en infamen
britii6en @erleum6ern energtld ent=
g%egentritt. 3um ar6eren mIr6e es
uns NIT stol5 erfiinen, 51 ieben, MEL
den @ertb 6as 6euti6e @o1f a1f 6ie
quite Meim1ng Mmerifas nod legt.
Sc lit einfad ser @ipfel elmer
be1dleriihen @~erfommenbeit Ser BRIT
tiid=amerifaniid)en Breiie, 1T Ser
bir1oung nit 0ieier r@mbii1ung" 51
fd)reiben, 3eutidlano lei beiduloigt,
lei o1pgeflagt ser in ser ~@ntbiianng"
mitgetbeilten Sbaten. @nglmo> sic
britiide &egier11rg, sic felt einem
Sabre nnier @olf NIT 2iigen bergif=
tet bot, bie mutt @erleum6nngen Der
Deutid)en 6as l1rtbeil pieler &merifa-
ner getriibt fat nn6 nod tribt, bot
Dos tbrtn f0nnen, obne 6oB 6ieie Set
tungen oarin cine Tbat erblidten,
tpege11 Ser sic britiihe&egierung bette
beidnl6igt tper6en f0nnen. Sic bri~
tiide &egierung bot mutt ibrer omeri-
famiiden Breiie einen gon5en Sbei1
nnieres @olfes in sic BiniterntB poll
tiiden Mbenteaertbums fiibren fon=
men, obne BOB it6 elmer jemer tronri-
gen 8atrioten 5u einem @orte Der
gntriiitung oufgeidpr1ngen batte.
Mun, 90 sic 6el1tide &egiernng DEM
merifomiden @oIte 6ie Wabrbeit gu.
ganglid moden tpi1, erbebt man Elm
@e1drei. Siirdten mir 11ns 6enn idon
Dor Ser @obrbeit? SIT fir 6ie @abr.
belt inn 2on6e George @aibimgtonS,
bes Mmnes, ser sic 2iige 10 bitter
geboBt nn6 berodtet bot> belte tein
&o11m mebr?
Sic beIgii9e @egier11ng bat unS
6entfde @reueltboten auftiiden 6ir-
fen. Sic britii9e &egterung bat rrrs
nit ibrem @reueltbatenbertdt iber-
fdtpemmt. @egen sic 2iigen ber oil
Iiierten @egiernngen bat sic @reiie,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
@inidJen sic, an gtarte un6 Sc

@aniden sic, an Starte un6 &C.
mi6t 5u5unebmen, Mppetit gu erlan=
gen, ii6 geor6neter &orperfunftionen
gu erfreuen, erfriiaenoen S9laf at
genieBen uno 81 fiiblen unb gu nil
fen, 6aB ie6e Safer un6 Sebne Sbres
SD1tems geltarft nn6 erneuert mir6.
Wem ia, 10 beginner Sic iofort cine
8eban6lung nit Sorni's Mlpenfraa,<
ter, 6em alten, 5eiterprobten &rdn'
terbeiImittel. IS miro SEN 2erten
6urd Spe5ialagenten geliefert bon
Sen @eriteaern: 81. Setter SabrneD
& Cons Co., 1875 60. Sopne
@pe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Mmtritamii@e @remel:
tbatem.

ST. Iemple, Ser, babet amerifa=
niid)e 8iirger Dor einigen 8oden et-
men Neget aus 6em @efangnib ge-
bolt unb a1f oem Marftplabe I'M 8et=
fem elmer 11ngebel1ren Menge Sdau=
Iu1tiger BEL lebenbigem 2eibe Der=
brannt. SSn starfoil1e, M&iii., botten
|ii6 Dor 10 Togen iiber 5000 Nerlo=
men, 6ra11en, &in6er, Manner, per-
lamn1elt, Inn 6em g9aulpiel Ser @in=
rid)tl1ng 5meter Neger bei5u1pobnen.
@ie bel einem rtdtigen golfsfelte
maren @erfm1fsbu6en m1fgei6lagen,
@eoen tpnr6en geboIten, Sic froblide
Menge fang patriotiide nno fir6lide
2ie6er nn6 fob 6ie &in6er bo6 em=
por, oamit iie better ieben %fonnten,
als mani sic bei6en iddpar5en Men=
iden an Sen Strid bling.
Miter in ser Ma6t baben ameri=
fonii6e 8iirger einen meiBen Mann,
6elien @da1l6 obiolut nidt betpieIert
pur6e, bieImebr DEM 6amaligen @ou=
ber1telr 10 fragIi9 erldien, 6ab er
nidt muir sic bom @eri6t berbangte
Sobes1trafe in lebenslangli6e 3n6tz
bausitrafe um1pan6elte, ionoerr an6
erfIGrte, er tpiir6e Sen @erurtbeilten
in Sreibeit geiebt baben, tpenn man
Sen Mntrag geitent Bette, in Ser brn=
taIiten @etfe aus Ser 8eQe ge5errt,
i'm oufgebdngt un6 feline 2ei6e init
oen Mbiaben ibrer Stiefel eeida1l6et.
Sos lift aues geideben mitten I'M
Srie6en. 3iefe amerifaniiden 8iir=
ger tporen 1ridt 6mr9 Sdlodt uno
&umpf 5erriittet, ser @lutgerr6 oes
&rieges batte ibre Sinne nidt Der
mirrt. Mit falter l1eberlegang fat
man 6en @deiterbaufen oes NegerS
oufgeridtet un6 urpge5iin6et. Sos
finitere Mfittelalter, an 6as 6ie SOL
fer @nropas nit @rm1ien 5uriidoen=
fen, lit BEL rtns mieoer aufgelooert.
gs more11 Mmerifaner, feline bon Ser
@l11tb bes &ongo entnerbte gelgter,
benen SOS M1tfbamgen 5tpeier Neger
cine onge1tebme @elultigltng mar.
lt16 ste 2e1te, sic Sen Srafling
6ranf Ipndten 1tn6 6oS @eiidt 6eS
So6ten NIT ibren Stt%efelabiaben ger
fIeildten, iin6 8iirger> Die itol5 iino
a11f uriere Demofratie, Sic m16 ft9
NIT eimi@IieBen, menn iie iagen:
v@ir Mmertfo1er itn6 bas eri tie nno
dri1tlidlte @olf Ser @roe unb Mmeri=
ia lit 6ie moraliide @roB1na4 Der
@elt."
@%obrboftig, 6ieie 2e11te baben unr
iere Nogge mebr gei@anoet, ols es
Dor SSobr u16 Sag Ser Meritoner
&nerto Atbat, Tim 6eiien @i0en tpir
Damn a~1niere SIotte mobil madten.
Diele 2eute baben nnS Dor Der gan<
gem @elt id)mahbom e%rniebrigt. 0fit
tpeIdem moralii9em &edte biirfen
mir be1tte iiber sic nntbaten Ser rui
fiiden &oiafen nrtbeilen. nn6 menn
unier 8rdii6ert pieoer einmal III TO-
ben T0nen bon Menidlidfeit unto
@ered)tigfett re6et unb gon5 europe
oonn lodt = mas iollen mir iagen?
@ir fon1rer nns ni6t einn1al 6amit
entiduloigen, baB 6ieie merifani-
idyen @%reneltboten mn be6m1erlt6e
gla1s ldreitungen zines b%lutgierigen
Mobs ieien. Die 5000 omerifori,
ldem Gra1ten, Manner unb &in6er,
6ie patriotii9e un6 ftrdlide @eiange
o%nitimmten, politiiden nn6 bnmori-
1tiidyen Me6e11 lmtidten un6 itd To-
deno I'M sic @erfnufsbu6en 6rang=
ten, tporen fein blutgieriger Mob.
l1nb sic bon i1ns angefibrten 6dne
iinb a11d feine Mnsnabme, iie itel(en
1i9 t11r als beionberS robe nn6 bruta.
lie @re11eltbaten bar.
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9f1t9s

@ugS unb ale onbere 6ausausiattunsen @mb nur eben ooran gu
ertnnern, 6aB bic @ausreini9un9s5eit balo 6a len miro. gsenn Sic
3G1 tomnt, meroen iderlt@ ein ober mebrere Simmer in @urem
@ouie %aufsepuet weroen ni1en.
gSiro unS freuen uenn SIR %ooriprebt, UNI oas ler 9roBe Nlortenent
BON @usS uno sic ausge5eidneten Mfuf tier 5u beii6ttsen, mel9e CUR
auSIdliebliden 8erpo0tdnbi9un9 btele Departments betragen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-24

Mr.. Shaver and nephew have
ed the Reitberger ranch and I@ve rent
bachelors hall this CONN., u vii keep
Miss Margaret Rose CAM Si
Saturday to spend Xmas with h nome
folks. Miss Rose is teacb;nau home
near Idaho Falls this winter school
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bedfo.,
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr. ~ enter
ohm Shelp, Floyd ShelD NJ Mrs
Mrs. George Doughtery and N" an, ana
ses Caroline and Kathrvna M NJ Mis-
terry, all of Pleasant Ride Tough
The Ladies Aid met Fhursd.,
the church annex and elected ofs AZ
tor the coming year. Mrs. VIM " ID.
son was reelected president and M t1lt'
w. II. Davis, vice president. NJ MRS
b. Faris, secretary; and Mrs p !, +
McCrory, treasurer. D. D. NJ
Miss Bess Harper sDent .o
days last week with friends in 'I reis
we'll. Ill Nald-
A number of dinner parties 40.
ing planned in the neighborhooed U e
take place during the holidave Ou 70
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. McGror,,
mother were guests Tuesday ni H dna
Sturgeon in Caldwell VI MRS
Mrs. Cory who has been visit;,
her daughter Mrs. B. NJ. M" lS,'.lg
lett LETT tuesday evening for her home ,Oi y
Mrs. Julia Clark is expected hon.
Friday evening from Idaho Falls ' g,
a weeks vacation with home fol-. 'Of
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Christmas vacation began in the
Roswell schools last Wednesday.
Pirl Sayre was a dinner guest In
the Herman Wohlschlegel home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor were
dinner guests in the E. P. McCor.
mick home Sunday
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Sayre last Sunday.
Misses Lois Russell and Della
Howard gave shower for Miss Sue
Peterman Wednesday evening, at the
w. F. Howard home.
Miss Laura Peter was absent from
school last Wednesday on accoun,
of illness.
Mrs. F. L. Baker of Big Bend was
a guest in the home of her mother
Mrs Bradney, last Friday.
Mr.. w. F. Howard and daughter
Emma, who have been visiting In
Illinois for the past month, returned
home last Sunday. Miss Irene How.
ard, niece of Mr.. Howard, returned
with them to make her home here.
Mr.. F. T. Rice spent few days o.
last week in Caldwell on business.
Mrs. Herman Wodlschlegel, who
has been in the St. Alphonsus hos.
pital in Boise for the past few weeks
returned home last week. Wednes
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T. Everybody seems to be enjoying a
siege Of the grip and bad colds these
sdays.
Mr.. Frazier was taken to the Can
lyon hospital Thursday. He has
6pneumonia.
4 M. Bowman is quite i'll again with
sstomach trouble. $3.50 1f7 VI
i Ross McClanahan has gone to
4 Pocatello to visit his wife.
4 Mr.. Ed Fosters children have been
Nquite sick with colds.
& The Misses Mcclure were Cald-
well visitors Saturday, They re-
{turned home on the hay rack express.
X Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mumford were
shopping in Caldwell Friday.
s Mrs. J. d. Rowland was in Caldwell
Saturday deciding on the tint of her
anew house. Fft4E >g5
y Mrs. Ingraham is suffering with
frheumatsm in her shoulders.
Noah Palmer marketed turkeys in
q Caldwell Saturday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jones visited in
%Notus Sunday.
n Mr.. Greer's daughters, Terrence
:and Helen, are home from school on
"a two weeks vacation
Is. Mrs. Harry Vail is still quite sick
with pneumonia.
$ Carl Zeigler took several Dixieites
Ito Boise Monday in his auto.
"a S. w, Vail was a Boise visitor las
Thursday.
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II The Home and School Circle held
their regular meeting at the school
.house Friday Afternoon. Owing to the
prevalence of the grip there were not
"a many nattendance as usual but
"a very interesting meeting was held.
rRoll call was answered by giving of
New Years resolutions. Mrs Hy-
Stops pupils furnished the following
numbers:
sSong-"The Sailor" ......................B Boys
Song-"Moon's Lullaby" ............G Girls
4 The club members and children
sang Dixie" and Holy Night"
Miss Louise McMeans was unable
10 be present, but had prepared very
interesting paper OF the 4th, 5th and
9th chapters of Changing America, "
which was read by Miss Ida Schenck.
The divorce question was the chief
one considered and quite a thorough
discussion followed the, reading of the
paper.
Rev. Norman Lamb then gave a
carefully prepared and interesting
talk on "The Relation of the Church
to the School" Beginning with lit
tie historical sketch and then speak
ing of present conditions. He con.
siders character building as the chief
object of both church and school to-
day and the cooperation of home,
school and church necessary for the
best results.
A letter from Prof. o. D. Center
who has charge of the movable school
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McLain, an illisionist and medin-
nistic performer, gave an entertain
ment at Heath Hall Saturday even
ing. A good crowd gathered and re-
ported the entertainment good. Mr..
McLain may put on a weekly picture
show here.
The following is the school report
for the month Just ended
High school. Number enrolled Is,
average daily attendance o.8. Per
cent of attendance 907 Number of
cases of hardness, 8; pupils neither
absent nor tardy: Mamie Lehner,
Reuben Tracy, Judge Lehner and
Helen Preston.-E. c. Preston, prin-
cipal.
Grammar room: Average number
belonging 1888. Average daily at
tendance 2o.37; average daily absence,
3.o5; per cent of attendance 88l25.
Number cases of hardness IS. Those
neither tardy nor absent: Leona
Dodge, Freda Bahem, George Thorn
as, Carl Peterson, Lavona Dodge,
Ernest Bahem, Walter Emmons.-
]. D. Lundeen. teacher.
intermediate room. Boys attend
ing %; girls, ID; average daily attend
anCe OO.OS average udlly dDSChSC ~,
average number belonging 3475. Per
cent of attendance $40. Pupils
neither absent nor tardy: Walter
Wright, Lawrence Benham, Mary
Demshar, Kenneth Ferguson, Willie
Martin, George Bahem, Edward Hay
lett, Clarence Huntley.-Edith Hy-
slop, teacher.
Primary room. Number enrolled
81; average daily attendance IL; pei
cent of attendance 9l.0; cases. of tar
diness 10; pupils neither absent MOI
tardy Annie Adams, Arthur Bahem
John Jensenko, Frank Kuslan, Har.
vey Pegram, Cecil Mcdowell, Mild
red Wright, Esther Upton.-Ma'
| Mercer, teacher.
. At the state land sale held here
Saturday., fourteen forty-acre tracts
: were sold at $1,000 per acre.
w. W. Peter was Caldwell visf
, tor Thursday.
: Mr.. Newton returned Friday from
, Baker City and is assisting his som
in making improvements on thei
e newly acquired ranch in the uppe
end of the district.
Tony Freeburn has traded for hi
4 old Gem District ranch which he dis
\ posed of about two months ago Il
r Mr.. Ray. We are much pelased tina
: Mr.. and Mrs. Freeburn are to remain
with us.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rapsd,Ie
spending the Christmas bolidsv, a !.
Joseph Baumn's. aI
DR.. Pons arrived TUESDAY f-o.
Bozeman, Montana. "OHi
Mr., and Mrs. Woodcock were Snu
day dinner guests at w. A. DonoI.s.,
Mr.. |. N. Nash of Boise was p =.
neighborhood Saturday. - H'
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrier Of Salem
Oregon, visited at the Leavitt hom.'
last week. They were returning irony
a visit in Pennsylvania. Miss BeIl ~
the same state accompanied them
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley HURT vis,sa
OF Joseph Rcbinson's Sunday 'U
Miss Alberta Rankin is spenduo
the Christmas vacation at her home n
Lakeview. I
Lewis Douglass returned recent,
from Kansas City, brinmg with him
a fnediploma from the mechanical
school there.
The Home Culture club met Thurs.
day December 80 with Mrs. Dix
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Everyone is invited to attend the
community Christmas tree and pro-
gram to be given by the school child
rem at the Methodist church. Christ
mas eve.
The bazaar given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church Saturday
night was a decided success. Totaled
receipts amounted to $4,000.
y On account Of the Christmas festi-
!, vities there will be no class meeting
this week. Next meeting will be on
New Years eve, at the F. E. Smith
i home.
Eugene GaHivan has been quite i'll
/. with la grippe. t E.
4 Mrs. r. w. Kingsbury visited the
Amesbury family in Caldwell last
& week. t & <. A
Z Quite a number from the valley
4 attended the traders day sale in Cald-
Z Ruth Muteh, Verla Kelly, Marie
+. McCluskey, Percy Kelly and Law
81 renee Teil, are home from school to
spend the Christmas holidays with
4, their parents.
"a Ralph Stats marketed fat hogs in
h Caldwell, Monday.
Rev, and Mrs. Jones and daughter
of Sunny Slope, attended the bazaar
at the school house, Saturday night
Raymond Aue, who has been oper
ated on at the Canyon hospital, wa:
able to return to his home last Thurs
day.
Miss Bixby and Mr.. Randall arr
busy drilling the children and max
ing preparations for the Christina
q tree and program. E "a
n Charlie Taylor from Lizard Butte
was in the valley purchasing whea
Monday. s EEL
Il Clarke Roberts has rented his rancI
L on the river.
~ v. H. StilwelI is feeding cattle TO
VI Mr.. Bissett of Nampa.
III Ruth Mulch is the proud possesso
II of fine piano.
n Grandma Mcintyre, who has bee
Every i'll with la grippe, issslowly i'm
proving. AZ AsAf .
Alvin Holberg, who has been work
ing for F. E. Smith for the past 81
IS weeks. returned to his home at Wi
son, last week kf-
Floyd Mitchell. F. E. Smith and !
MW. Kingston sold clover seed in ,CalC
well last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz attended schurc
in Nampa, Sunday. n
Lloyd Stilwell is helping F.
3 Smith this week.
The Willing Workers will meet ;
the home of Mrs. R. w. Kingsto
Thursday afternoon December 50.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.
n Lawrence Roberts. last week. e'F e
81 Lloyd Stilwell marketed hogs an
turkeys in Caldwell, Monday.
On account of the serious illness
his wife, Rev; Martin has been III
Z able to hold services at the M.
Il church for the past month.
Alfred Kelly has force of m'
working the roads in the central pa
of the Valley 4
Dick Fuller is. hauling lumber
" build house with on his ranch.
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LOST-On November 8, on road
to Huston over Route No. g. grey
double blanket-shawl, some what
worn, valuable to owner as relic
Return to Miss Hattie Finigan care Of
Mrs. John P. Weidman. reward. 1924
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LOST

LOST-Brooch pin, between 6O3
Dearborn and Baptist church. Finder
return to Mrs. w. Fl. Guerin or this
Office. Suitable reward. 12-24
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the cut. He was able to be in school
again Monday.
Mr.. A. ]. Mccormick was Cald-
we'll visitor on Wednesday of last
week.
Christmas exercises will be given in
both the Baptist and Presbyterian
churches Christmas eve. :.
The annual New Years dinner will
be served at the Presbyterian church,
January /, 1916. Immediately after
dinner an address will be given by
DR.. M. A. Brannon, president of the
state university at Moscow. DR.:
Brannon is very good speaker and
this will be great treat for the peo-
! pie of Roswell.
Chester Thomas had his arm put
out of place at school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. lockwood and
! Eun;ce and Chelsea were Caldwell
visitors last Saturday.
Elton Mccormick and Merle How
ard, who are attending school at Mos
COW, arrived home on SATURDAY. even
ing for the Christmas vacation.
Messrs. Forrest Sower and Mark
Kennedy were Sunday visitors at the
home of Gilbert Mccormick.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church gave a sacred concert in the
church Sunday evening. 1t was fairly
we'll attended and very much enjoy
ed by those present.
Miss Funj Hin Liu will give an ad
dress in the Presbyterian church mex
Sunday afternoon at $780, This wo
man is a graduate of Wellesley Col
Ilege and has also spent one year a
Columbia university. She spent las
year lecturing in the east and is nov
on her way to Canton, China, wher'
she will start woman's college. He
address Sunday afternoon will Ger
tainly be worth hearing and all ar
urged to attend.
Misses Olive and Vinibelle Nc
Cormick who are teaching in Sun
ny Slope arrived home Saturday even
ing for their Christmas vacation.
Mr.. Henry Wamstad who spent tn
summer here, left Monday for hi
home in Nora Springs, Iowa.
The Del Parsons family were Far
go visitors Sunday.
MILFORD and Foster Swigert VIII
are attending school at Weiser, cam
) home Saturday TO rthe Christmas va
: cation.
, Miss Josephine McKinsey was o
t the sick list the past week
I Mrs. Beighler, Miss Stewart an
Professor Chadderdon will spen
their vacation in Boise.
Miss Douglass will go to her HON
! near. Payette.
X Miss Wisner will stay at her HON
in Big Bend and Miss Peter will b
at home in Roswell.
Mrs. Wagner of Caldwell is visi
day. She is reported as doing NIGEL,
Little Edgar Dilley had the misfoi
i tune to fall on the cement walk /;
school last week and receive a ba
cut over his eye He was taken
: DR.. Cluen. who took two STITCHES
i. ing with her daughter, Mrs. w. !
Hall of Roswell.
al Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillon
E Wilder were guests in the Benne
e home, Sunday.
The P. A. Literary Society of Il
n high school gave the following pr,
II gram last Tuesday afternoon:
BONG OCnO
IS Recitation sssg y. Rifh Ri