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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01
Personal and Otherwise


Mrs. B. G. Lewis left Tuesday for
a visit at her former home in St. Paul
Sheriff Bonde was at New Lon
don on business last Saturday.
Miss Grace Sperry spent the week
end visiting with friends in Minneap-
oils.
Miss Frances Kelly spent the
week end visiting with her mother in
Minneapolis.
August Lundquist Of Kandiyohi
was business visitor in this city last
week Thursday.
-Orrin Redfield was an over Sun
day visitor with friends in the twin
cities.
Miss Jane Thorpe left last Friday
Falls.
Miss Vera Boom left last Satur-
day afternoon for visit with rela-
tives near Atwater.
Miss Ruby Hendrickson spent
Sunday visiting with her mother at
Atwater.
Arthur Swenson of Raymond
spent Sunday visiting with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. P. G. Greenfield of Pennock
was here last week to attend the fu-
neral of Ida Greenfield.
Miss Alma Grimlund who teaches
near Pennock spent Sunday at her
home in this city.
Mrs. John Williams returned Sat-
urday evening from a couple of weeks
visit in the cities.
Rev. c. Sullivan came over from
Spicer Monday afternoon for visit
at the o. E. Hoagberg home.
Miss Vendale Fahlstrom returned
to Minneapolis Tuesday after weeks
visit at the G. w. OdeH home in this
city.
Mrs. R. A. Butler returned last
Thursday from a. weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Sioux Falls,
S. Oak.
The Revelers will give their last
dance before the lenten season Friday
evening of this week at the Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. Andrew Hedin and daughter,
Frances returned Monday evening
from a week end visit in the twin
cities.
Miss Teckla Soldering returned
last Sunday evening from few
weeks visit with relatives in the cit
les.
Mrs. J. A. Nichols arrived from
Minneapolis last Friday for visit
with the McNairy and Nichols fam
lilies in this city.
Miss Anna Mittvet who teaches
at Granite Falls spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Mfttvet In ti1ts =-.:
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Millard left
last Thursday afternoon for the twin
cities. They returned Saturday eve
ming.
-Knute Rodberg left for his home
at Benson Monday after several
weeks visit at the home of his bro
ther, Simon, in this city.
John Almen returned Sunday eve.
ming from a several days visit in the
cities. He also attended the Confer
ence of the Swedish Lutheran church
es.
MIR. and Mrs. M. G. Lewis enter
tanned the employees of the Handy
Lewis Motor Company at seven G.
clock dinner at their home last Thurs
day evening.
j. A. Nichols of Minneapolis, H
w. Bachus of Frazee and R. M. Hicks
of Sank Centre, were in this city last
Saturday in attendance at meeting
| of the directors of the Nichols-Hicks
McNairy Co.
Miss Margaret Fjellman who has
been visiting for the last couple Of
weeks with her parents in this city
left today for Minneapolis, where she
| will visit for a couple of days before
going to Duluth where she is EN-
ployed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01
First NJ. e. Epw,orth League.

The Epworth League of the First
M. E. church will give dress-up and
stunt social Saturday evening, March
1916. -EEveryene- come dressed Ito
represent some popular character on
the title Of some book. Stunts will
be done by all present. A program
will also be rendered and refreshments
served
Admission thirteen cents; Time
1880 p. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01
Died at New York CITY

A dark gloom spread over the
whole community when the sad news
was received Monday afternoon, that
Mrs. A. r. Memhardt, formerly Miss
Adeline Lndel holm Of this VILLAGE
was called to her reward at her
home IN New York City. The remains
were brought here today Tor burial
Belgrade Tribune
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01

Miss Ida Patton Smith, formerly
q teacher in the Wiqlmar high school,
was elected director on the school
board of Tyrone, Pa, Feb. s. She has
taught in the schools of that city sew
en- years. 1a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01

Miss Ellen Swanson of, Kerldhov-
en- is visiting with Mrs. Charles Seq
erstrom this week. faS & .s.z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01
Christine Y. p. S.

Christine Y. P. S.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Christine Lutheran church will meet
at the John Ericsson home next Friday
evening, March 8. EVERYBODY welcome
to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01

Long Lake Ladies' Aid.
The Long Lake Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Otto Olson,
March 8, 1916. Everyone welcome to
attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-03-01
FARMERS
ACCOUNT
BOOK

W. HAVE RECEIVED A
" LIMITED NUMBER
OF FARMERS ACCOUNT
BOOKS, WHICH WE WILL
DISTRIBUTE FREE TO ..
OUR PATRONS. THEY ARE
VERY CONVENIENT, CON.
TANNING FORMS AND :
RULINGS FOR THE KEEP.
ING OF ALL MANNER OF
FARM ACCOUNTS, CASH
ACCOUNT, BREE EDiNG
RECORD, MILK AND BUT
TER RECORD, ETC. IF
PROPERLY KEPT THEY
SHOULD BE A VERY UsE-
Full ADDITION TO A FAR
MER's EQUIPMENT, AND
THEY ARE so SIMPLE
THAT ANYONE WHO
MAKES UP HIS MIND TO
DO IT CAN KEEP THEM
UP AND AT THE END OF
THE YEAR CAN HAVE A
VERY INTELLIGENT REC
ORD OF HIS YEARS WORK
AND HIS YEARS 7ys'-
NESS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CALL AND GET YOURS.
Kandiyohi Comfy
Bank
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llaisre straRe.
s.ns .insm 5eIbpo iibrisi
Don paul Dt4ttr.
g,,ielptepe (siib.llnaarn, i'm .,

Gseielptspe (Siib.llnsurn. i'm DeS.
llniere Girabs = 10 nsnnen NH
lie, nihi. neil mir ttipd baran ipcb'
nen, pbsr neil mir iis ule Gag, se'
-bsn. ionbsrn neil mir 3u ibr In sinem
piel iniimeren WerbdIinib itsbtn. mir
bsarbeiien, n6bsr ansgsbriidt. mir
perbeHern iis. sic III zine unsarifhs
Strabs. fiibrt BON 6Om0ipulpanos
ndh ssepepara pber Rubin. Dd biefs
itabtdbnliheSi SisbsIung seseniibsr bem
Ierbiiten Gsmsnbrid an Der Dpnail
lisgt nnb bier felt btr groben Often,
iifSss HE ss.:s:. s.:s:. GA!ffhrilds ilbkf ben Gtrom
fiibrt, 10 IN ilnftfs GitdBs als 3us
iub Mbsdnaspes Don trbsbIihsr Be-
beutuna dnb infolssbsHtn psrpfli&s
iet, moelihit dnitdnbig dus,uisbsn.
Dies ausfstsn berbsi5ufiibrtn unb 81
erbalisn. ipdt unfsrs ebrsnpoIls auf.
aabe.
\ Mls mir sum srfienmal ~uni,r.
gtrdbss fabtn, md&tsn mir. rbrprbl
fneiit gtrlinsr, sitnIin Idngs @efiH.
ter. Gis mar dnisbnli9 brett, ubsr
iindefdbr ebenfo tisf. nldn fam, NH
5ilfe prsuBii&st aomnibfiisfa, ip.nu
man quite HsinnusfsIn batie ia BIN
iibsr: auf biz iltinstsn grsmpldts bet
Rompdnis mubit man dber fOrsfdIiig
adbt csbsn. Sit lag In frisbliHtr
Rube; itslIsnrsifs dbsr ipdt ts nint
qdfs ItiGt. fs BON sinsm Wlbor, eis
iIsm gse, eintm Gtur3adtt pbtf III
mem Gmfummbab aii unisrfdsictn.
81 BsltdHinnatn IN mar obsr bel
ben qrtubtn~. spis nnfsrs qsuis IA
GEN, Iidt td. 90 gait ~ rfbs!itn
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Dreb.nbtr aobfsns

OrpDtHDeI 1V1ltRs
maHsel. ;yur bic gsbaupiuns, bab
bic Wdfisns 'unb Wuniiions : Nuss
jubr iih fir Die Oticmmt Jnitrsi.
fen bts adnbss ihdblid sriptiit.
iutnnsIsiH iie ben bstreffsnbtH Jobfi'
ianisn Hisftustfpinns seipdbrt, Iitfsrt
Ole 2insiinbisuns cine Bsiidtieuns.
bab infoIss Der 1ra&tftauunssn, ptr.
urfaGt burd bic risfiss Wunitionss
dusfubr iinb jhltdtsn 1rdnspcrtgsIts
ssnbyiten, cine aobleRuotb fiir Teir
goti beporitebt. Die SiuptDsrIpoItuls
idnn ben Wsoarf fiidt bsdtn unb Der
Ginbtraib IN babsr nm bic GrIdubs
nib Az frsibGnoigsn aniduisn nnet.
aauasn iporbtn. Die Gituation mfrb
nod baburd, beridlimmsrt, bab Der
foit alIe aoblsnarbsitsr bts aonbss
sinidIisbsnbe Nsrbdnb Der .llnitto
Winsr Worfers- beI9Ioifsn bat. bic
ernsusruns Der alien gobhiidlen sus
riid5utpeiisn unb bnbsr fur ben 1.
glpril bic Gefdbr eiI,es dllsemsinen
sfrbsittrausFanbss In Der aoblsns Jns
6ufttis bsfsbt.
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fdrtibsn barf, mas bic yfesieruna .rs
laubt unb pofiir tie te5abIf tpirb. Dis
9Hdlasnabme bon 3titungen bat In
ben 3ipanSis Sabren bor Btsinn bes
Hriegss fait sdnolia aufseb5rt unb sa
bat finerlid nidt an beftigen MusfGl,
len sessn bic Mssieruns gefeblt. Dis
Dtiteduns bon 3eitunsen fturbe MIR
in bsr gismard5Aen psriobe NIT befn
befdnntsn HspiiiienfonSs geiibt uRt
bas nur In ben .riten Sydbren Der 3errr
fhaft bes 4lttanslsrs. Die ebitorieIz
len len 9faiihten ipttlsln leDialith bic
artsisglnssbSristeit ipieber. Dut eir
Mdnn. tpiel Mprsdn, bic Ysrliner
GreFe in Der Wsiie tontroliren iDnute,
ipie IS nit Der gep gorter probrttis
Iben prsHe seIdiebt. III aas.ssfdlois
fen. gDds iibtr bic neuIihs Bef9lae'
nabne bes 9erliner .2otdlsgln3eisers"
DON bet Rsp gorier r1imes" sefast
iptrb, offeubort lebialib ibre llnipifs
fenbeit. Der ,2otals s9fnssiger' III eiil
ausseipfcAenes gegierunssbIatt. Die
Beialdsnabne erfolste fpesen feiner
iibertriebsnen 2ppalttdt. Sn Der
Strettfrase nit ber v2uiitania"
sldubte er Der Resieruns einen Dienit
3u ertpeiien, inbem sr elm fiir ben .prGs
fibenten Wilion bSdit beleibissnbes
GeDidt perOffentlihts. 9as mar Der
Regierung. bic In guten 9esiehunsen
gu bisiem 2anbe ou iteben ipiiniht,
unansensbm unb I'm ben Ginbrud
nidt auftommsu 5u laifen. baB iis bic
S4mdbuns gut beibt, erfolste bic
8onfistation, aber nidt unter ben,
prebsdes, fonbern untsr benz ariess'
reht.
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8uRlanbs WienidenmateriaI

Die MenfdenpOrrdibe Rabldnbs,
bic man als nnerfa0pflih glaubt.,
iparen In Der RsHnung bsr entente
DON anfang an elmer bet iidffittn pos
fen. aluf ben seipdltisen 3dbten Der
ruilifHm Statiftii, auf bar unermeBs
IiHen aanbfld9e, ben fd fisberbuft
id)nsn psrmebrenben BeD1Iieringss
mdFen btrnbts Rublanbs gnfeben II,
btt M<lt felt Sabr5ebnten. Mud itbt
nod ipilI Der MbsrsIaube, dts niiibis
bie sr0Bsre 3abl unbtbinsi aud cine
fidfiers Moht bsrbiirssrl, pi@t gang
aus ben aSpfen bsr aonbOner unb
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N '''' '''''''= "a q
pfsn, bic 81 tini9tn bic sinjist Uubs
bsiIibuns tifbettn ~ iit ludnbtyisn,
lpdnbtften, itnntt1s, ipctiIcs i,dd9
Wprten.
Dam iai,sn aomitdit6{s. HrJs
Tddrler obne Uniform. ipilbs Gsfels
len BON pbdntiitifdjtm Mus5eben unb
|bdrmlo5e ate 6erren hit Gnobsn iinb
xiirofinaen ipunberli6 aentl{dbt ~ in
bsri6Iifsnen. fGmutiesn gSdtn, be-
nen man bie Witbtmtbnsf }6cn bon
ipeittnl anfdh. Mua Trauen icfnsn
~ 5etInmpt. frsmn, Dei4Ie@tiDs ats
ipDrbene Wsien - iii'n ullts yce uiss
fers Girass entldng, sipitHsii ben gels
ben, rufd>tlnbsn ylaisttloern aiit bic
ipeib I'M Sonnsnfiht Isuttsnbs fsrns
Rifte BON 6oniotpaipanos ~, Oas
5tuif6m raiIsIten idpsrs Muios. rous
ten bic ltihitn Wdgsn Der lngarH.
Mdnnsr in bcfxn, fd5lparJti adnliiis
fdlmiiben unb bunt sendbttn btdtn
Shdfpei5en faben bdrauf, atnbet IN
but'fen. area ltnhttnDth Acpithnsrn,
inb hrduen nit gfrBen, fdrbtgsn Hst
aenfhirmen II eirs frtmcs WsIf. IN
Sprods inp Sitts ipeif Don uns gss
trennt - ilno ooH befreinoet; itirtr
psrltdno ben dnosri', nstr ils gdbsil
ms oahsInt pon inrem utuisprof nno
ibrsr Yohnsniuppe ilno iidFmefi Don
an'ersm tdpdi rldd' penn auq DC
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1lnier ROOM, Der arissssSsa
ttstGt @arrifon, bat feline gntlafuns
gtnommen, neil Der &Ongreb fetnen
glan bssiislid Der 9Rtitrpe.Mrmee
ritt annebmen pil. Didsm sufofgt
ioute ourd frsirpitlisen 8titfitt Elm
Seer bon 100000 Mam aufseitslt
psrben. Die Dienitpfii9t tpar auf
sip.i MOndts i'm Sahr. fir bic Sduer
Don fiinf Sa6ren, ansefest. Der pfan
mar btm fdfpaaer 5pftem na4ssbils
BET uno fanb in Garriions partei
ebeuio ipenig 3uitimmung tpie Bel Der
republitdnii8sn. Die fiibliden De-
motraten iinb Gesner zines sroben
Rdtionaibttres. Jbr Sbeal III bic
Wtilis. Die Republitaner bieltsn Gar.
riions gorfdlas fir ipertblos, neil
feline Qusiidt norbdnoen lei, bab 500,.
GGGoo GGGo @sas @sass S.4 @ frsinilIig gum 5eeres.
bienIt itelIen fpiirbsn. Die ss fbeint,
ipurbsn he siHcm 0Orfdlag sur Gin
fiibrung Der allsemeinen Dienftpflitt
nidt abgentigt fem. Dd nidts 5u ers
reiden TT, dls cine ausbebHuns oss
Wili3ipftems, 70 nabm Garriion feine
GnilaHuHg unO mir gIauben niat, baB
Der Ganee baraus siH Radtbeii ers
pd9it. Gin ftsbsnbes Seer ift siHe
febr ihiphs adft uno es liegt iein trifs
tiger @ruHb ppr, tporum mir lie uHs
uuferlesen ioIlteH, ba rpir banf nHlerer
esosrapbiftsn Gage feinen 4ngriff 5u
bsfiirdten babeu. Cine WerftarfuHg
Der Glotte j.bod iit stboien, nm Der
srDBiM @efabr bet Delt uHo bes
Jrisoens, BEN eRsIifden ltebergsiDiN
5ar Ses, sin GnDs gu MAIDEN.
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Dab bic gasD gorier .yimss1
aubsr StOHbs III, bic Wabrbeit iibsr
DenffHlano gu fdseH, gebSrt 3u ben
bsidnnteH 16otfaden, aGein fs iofltt
bod Hidt Derfu9en, offeninnDiee
Dinse 5u entifeaeu, inoan Ne b.
bauptet, bab 9euifAIaubs prtiIs nut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-11

Rihter Susbes bat NIT Be-
ftimmtbeit ertldrt, bdb er uHter feinen
llmitSnben aIs Prdfibenti9aftseRans
bibat su baben TT. Dos fdaltet ibu
beitimmt aug. Die Rooiepeltiduer fiHb
barber iebr srfreut, Dd fie iest iibers
seugt ifnb, bab isin anberer, als ibr
rduber Reiter nomtuirt tperben Tam.
Susbes iollte Der aomprouibs saaus
bioat spiIchen Republitansrn uno
,BrosrsFtpen iein. glun er geitriden
tpsrben mub, pirb DON ben RoO{epels
tianern bic Sadlas. in ber Deile bar.
s.itsllt, bab elm JortiarittIer uominirt
iperbsn miiTe, I'M bic beiben republic
taniihsn Jliissl 3ufammensubrinsen.
9us 1T cine fshr g.sDunsene aosit.
gs fins nod Inbere als Rompromibs
aanbibaten perpenbbar, 3. .. Burton,
Senator 4orab bon Jbabo, Senatpr
Sberman DON S1inois. abst peni
bic 9rosreFib.n tuirtlid glauben, bab
fie Rooiepelt ats rspubIifdniideu prds
ftbsntidai.ssRanSibaten bura5ufeseH
psrm5sen, 10 fSnnen mir ibnen nit
ar5bi.r geitimmthsit iasen. bab ieins
grnGbluHq ni6t bentbur 1T. Wliltos
ren DON Republitanern iperber ni4t
fit RooieDtit ftimmsn, aud wenn bic
rspublitaniiht Rdtionalz2onptntion
i'm ncminirt unb bic DeuiIhen, tueIhe
in elmer ganasn anSabl Stauten Die
gntiAeibung in 5dnben baben, tptrbeu
bsitimmt nidt fir eiHen adnbioaten
itimmsn, Der nod Milion in giftigeH
2tnsrifFen auf ibrs Rdtionaliidt iibers
troffen bat.
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5reitas, Sm IL. 5c6rnar 1916.
ssnatpr Gummins b .

Ssndtp Gummins bon
Sonia madt grDbe anfrensunsen, iim
bic rspublitanii9e praFbmtIdaffs-
Nomination gu erlanssn tinb lit fosar
IN ben Staat penniplpanien .ir,gt
bruHsen, no Ct iid sessn ben aanbis
battn Der bortissn Stanbpatter hellsn
min. gu elmer 3eit ftanbsn gums
MINIS 9lttien ala prdfibentfdaftss
aanbibat iebr bod; iie finb dber ifari
berabsssaneen, als ct iid ben prubibis
tipniiten anihlob.
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Die snslif9en Sunsges
fellsn i'm 4ltsr bon 800 Sabren
baben gefebl srbaltsn, aur fYabne sii
ellen. am 8. Mdrs niiifen iie anirss
ten. 0a fie bod sinisermaben untsrz
ridtet fuerbsn niifIen, 70 ipirb es iDObl
Dor stusuit nidt mOslih iein, bab
fie Ing Jelb 5ieben unb mir slauben,
bic 4nfidt pettreten au tonnen, oaB
ber Rries Bib 5u bieier 3eit poriiber
iein tpirb. 2lobb geDrge ipirb
tDieber einnial bas SdidIal GnsIanDs
beitdtigt finben, pel4es mad fsiner
eigenen ansabe in Ben beiben Worten
,au ipGi!" entbalten 1T.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24

John c. Rice, candidate for justice Of
the supreme court, is 81 years old, In
the prime Of life physically and mental
Iy.-Adv. NC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
Brevities From Middleton,

Middleton Oct. 24-Mrs, H. c. Flint
returned Sunday from Occur d'Aiene,
where she had been to attend the grand
lodge meeting of the Rebekahs.
Kew. G. w. Gowan of Waitsburg.
wash, former pastor of the local
Baptist church. occupied the pulpit of
that church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Painter were the
guests of Nampa friends Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Ballentine of
Boise visited here Saturday as the
guests of the sister of the former. Mrs.
+. A Watkins. They were enroute TO
California, where they will spend a
number OF months and were making
the trip in their automobile.
The local gospel team went to EN-
NETT last night to attend the great
Lines-Huggins revival meetings now
IN progress at that place. There was
quite large number in the party, six
automobiles being required for the trip.
Paul Long left yesterday for Swan
rails. where he has a position with
the Idaho Power company and will be
engaged In making a power line sur
vey at that place for some weeks.
y. f. CLANCY was a business visitor
to Caldwell yesterday.
DIR. l.. A. Garrison occupied the pull
pit OF the Baptist church at Eagle
Sunday.
G. c. Painter. who attended the l. o.
o. f. grand lodge meeting at Occur
dAlene last, week as a delegate from
the local lodge. returned home Satur-
day evening.
The local commission company de-
livered carload of apples to Caldwell
growers this week and has another car
load here for either this place or Star.
George w. Oylear. who was one of
the delegates from the local lodge to
the l. o. o. F. grand lodge meeting at
Occur d'Alene last week, has not yet
returned home. having gone from
Occur d'Alene to Moscow, where he
Will visit with relatives for several
days before returning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
DEMOCRATS WILL
HAVE MEETINGS
Senator Gore to Make an
Address at Nampa
Thursday Evening.

Nampa- Oct. 2s.-With the rapid APP
proach of the close OF the state and
county political campaigns, the actfv-
ity OF the Democratic county political
headquarters in charge of w. p.
O'Connor. of this city. chairman OF the
Canyon county Democratic commit
tee. becomes more pronounced.
Through the efforts Of Chairman
O'Connor and under the auspices Of
the Democratic county committee.
Thomas Gore, the blind United States
senator from >Klahoma. will address
the Democrats Of the county at q
meeting to be held in the Orpheum
theater Thursday evening. beginning
at $3.50 o'clock and this evening at a
meeting of the Wilson Democratic
club Of this city to be held in the
Parish house, the Democratic candi-
dates for county offices in Canyon
county viii speak in the interest of
their candidates., the latter meeting
beginning at o'clock
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
News From Meridian.

Meridian, Oct. 24.-At a meeting OF
the local cemetery association last
night, the constitution and the by
laws of the organization were adopt
ed and committee composed of Rev
Joel Brown, w. S. Natter and Earl
Gilbert was appointed to secure mem
bers for the association. The election
OF officers was deferred until the next
meeting OF the association.
Mrs. E. +. Scott and children will
leave this evening for an extended
visit with relatives in Nebraska.
s. M. Lucas Of Highland, Kan. who
has been visiting here the past 10 days
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Heikes returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Daley of Succor
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
WILL INCREASE
SURPLUS STOCK
Additional Strength Given
Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Nampa.

Nampa, Oct. 24.-Through a decision
just reached by the officials OF the
Farmers and Merchants bank Of this
city, an additional element of strength
has been given to it by an increase Of
it's surplus stock to $4,000 from $4,000.
The bank Is to be reckoned among the
soundest of the state, having back Of
1t men of irreproachable reputation and
financial resources, among whom are
E. II. Dewey Of this city. its new presi-
dent, and his associates on the board
Of directors; w. c. Dewey. H. A. Part
ridge, F. e. Lloyd and e. Smallwood.
all of this city. This surplus increase
is to be made at an early date and the
present board of directors of Ave men,
bers Is to be increased to seven mem
bers. Robert Davis, Jr.. of this city,
being one of the two new directors.
The other new director has not yet
been selected. c. c. Reed, the present
cashier OF the bank, will remain in that
position and Harvey Miller will be ad-
vanced to the position of assistant
cashier.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
BUYING TURKEYS
FROM THE RANCHERS

Nampa, Oct. 24.-With the purchase
OF 1000 turkeys as the object of his
visit to this city, w. H. McFadden is
here from Butte, Mont. Mr.. McFad-
den left yesterday morning an on au-
tomobile trip through the tributary
communities to consummate his pro-
posed purchases. In the community
tributary to Middleton the industry of
raising turkeys has become one of pro-
portions and the same is true of sew
eral of the communities of the famous
Deer Flat section. so 1t is anticipated
that little difficulty will be encounter
ed by Mr.. McFadden in securing the
number of the fowls he desirea.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
Caldwell News Notes.

Caldwell, Oct 24.-Mrs. C. q. Adams,
or this city. wife Of County Commits
sioner G. G. Adams, left for San An.
tonic. Tex, Saturday afternoon, hav-
ing been called to her father, a resi-
dent OF that city who Is dangerously
ill.
n. Jenness. Of Nampa, editor of the
Leader Herald, was a business visit
or In the city yesterday
Robert Altman. of Boise. Is a bust
ness visitor In the city today.
3. F. CLANCY, of Middleton, trans
acted business In the city yesterday
w. e. Sweeney of Portland, Ore, Is
visiting in the city as the guest Of his
nephew. G. E. Wyckoff.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
CHRISTOPHER ENTERS
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY

Caldwell, Oct. 24.-Appearing in the
district court this morning before
Judge Bryan. A. o. Christopher. re-
Gently deposed county assessor Of
Canyon county, entered a plea of, not
guilty to the complaints formally filed
against him yesterday by County At
torney H. A. Grifnths charging him
with the criminal offenses of embez-
element of county funds and misuse of
county funds. which constituted the
allegations of the two complaints filed
against him by the county attorney.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-24
Nampa Brevities.

Nampa, Oct. 24.-Miss Florence
Heilner entertained a number of guests
at dinner last evening compliment
tary to Miss Edith lines. of Boise, her
week end guest.
B. G. Sowle, of Maxwell, Neb., who
has been visiting in the city the past
10 days and looking after his local
property holdings, left yesterday for
California, where he will spend the
winter.
A local party composed of w. c.
Dewey. V. T. Elver DIR. George A. KEEL
logg. j. A. James and James Farley
motored to the Sinker creek tunnel
in Owyhee county yesterday and spent
the day observing the marked develop
ment of the mineral industry so mani
fest in Owyhee county the past sew
eral months.
party of local Democrats attended
the Democratic meeting at Bowmont
last evening.
Herald, was a business visitor to Cald-
we'll yesterday.
Frank Miller, of Payette. is visiting
In the city rs the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Miller.
w. =. Mateer, or meridian, spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
DR.. c. w. Reynolds, of Holton. Kan,
who has been visiting in the city as
the guest of his Uncle. Silas Wilson,
returned home Sunday.
Miss Eva DUTIES. who is principal of
the Melba public schol visited in the
city Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. DUTIES.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Diggs left yes
terday for Oregon. where they will
spend the winter visiting relatives.
l.. J. Nelson. of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is visiting in the city and looking after
property interests.
Mrs. II. D. Hatfield and children and
Mrs. Fishbaugher. mother of Mrs.
Hatfield. are visiting in the city. Mr..
Hatfield is en- route with carload of
household goods and upon his arrival,
the family will locate here.
Miss Gladys Stirk has gone to Idaho
Falls. near which place she has ac-
cepted position as teacher in the
public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hickey visited in
Boise Sunday as the guest of friends.