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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
ZGALICYI
o ZBRoDNIE ~PODPALENIA.

Krakow. w krakoWskim krajo
wynn sadie karnym rozpocze}a
sic rozprawa o zbrodnie podpale-
MIA. Ma lawie oskarzonych zasied-
Ii 15-letni ch}opak wiejski Piotr
z Weg6wki, oraz jego
- letni Mikofaj karpierz,
gospodarz gruntowy. Mfody Kar
pierz oskarzony jest o to, re W
dniu 26 kwietnia b. r. pod}ozy} O.
glen w stodole swego brata Mi
cha}a. Byfo to W drugie swieto
Wielkiejnocy, kiedy ludnosc by}a
W kosciele ia nabozenstwie, to
tez sptonelo Gale obejscie gospo--
darskie. Szkoda wynosi przesz}o
10000 k. Akt oskarzenia zarzuca
nadto Mikolajowi Karpierzowi,ze
nam6wif swego 15-letniego syna
do tel zbrodni, mledzy MIN bo'
WIEN a synowa Michafowa pano'
waly cd dluzszego czasu niesnas'
Xxi i starry Karpierz czesto sic od.
graza}, re spali dom swojego sy'
IA IA zfosc synowej.
M}ody Karpierz W czasie sledz'
twa przyznal sic do cz!ynu, na
rozprawie jedhak t}omaczy} sie,ze
byf to wypadek, NATIONALIST jegc
o,jciec wypiera sic stanowcza wi.
ny. Do rozprawy wezwano sze-.
reg swiadk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
PoNISZCZoNE KOsCIOkY.

Przemysl. Wojna zniszczy1a W
|%tutejszym powiecie prawie wszy;
|stkie koscioly. a ludnosc tax po-
|t%rzebujaca opieki duchowej
|umoralniajacej w tych wielkich
chwilach, z~ostala bez swych pa
sterzy. Pojaf potrzebe zaradzenia
z4emu ks. Biskup Pelczar i pod
jail. starania, BY zapeynic .swym
wiiernym przMlajmniej prowizo-
ryczne kosciolki. 4Przy %poparciu
p: Zaleskiego mysl ia weszla W
czyn i nietylko wygotowano pla-
ny. ale diva kosciolki dreWniane
% wymiarach oko}o 20 metr6w
dlugosci: a 8 szerokosci So juz
|sotowe. W Cjkowicach po$wiece-
ME kosci6lka odbylo sic W ME
dziele 9. z. M. Budowke Gala pro-
wadzil inzynier -w.ydziafu krajo--
wego. przydzielony do tutejsze-
90 starostwa, p. Grabowski. W
Kyszatycach zas gdzie z ca}ej
gminy navel Shadow niema pro-
wadzil budowe kosciolka W nadz-
wycza:j trudnym warunkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

chodzacy z pogrzebu ludzie. Ra-
bus udal sic nastepnie do resta--
uracyi D. Pachowiaka, gdzie sic
przebra}, potcm wstapif do loka-
lu pana Kasperskiego, gdzie go a
toll pochwycila dion czujnego pc
licyanta. Jest to objawem zastra-
szajacym, zc tego rodzaju rabun-
XII mnoza sic W spos6b przeraza-
lacy. Ale ME W tenn dziwnego:
brak poszanowania prawa W STE
rach rzadzacych udziela sic po-
wolf szerokim mason ludu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
7 PRUS POLSKICH.
DWAJ ~GIMNAZYASCI UTONE.

Swiecie. w scoote pc poludniu
udali sic dwaj gimnazyasci, Is
letni LANCE, syn wlasciciela NILE
czarni z Drzycimia i II letni syn
pewnego sekretarza celnego czof-
mem DO wczbrancj Czarnejwo--
die 4 Swiecia do Przechowa. Gdy
juz byli blisko Przechowa w miej
scu, gdzie rzeka jest ogromnie
gleboka LODI magic sic przewr6ci-
Ia i obaj wpadli do woody. Pod
czas gdy 17letniego m}odzienca
zdo}ano z woody wydobyc, jego
towarzysz utona}. Cia}a ~nieszczes
liwego d%otychczas ME wydobyto
Z woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
POZNANSK1EGO
P

Gniezno. Tydzien temu donosi-
liSmy o zb6jeckim napadzie ma
radce Stefanskiego. Widocznie Il,
chwalstwo to podziafalo zacheca-
jaco ma innych z fachu "wywla-
szczajacych'', DO, W niedziele ma
padf W Gnieznie jakiS lotrzyk p.
pcnitencyarza RATA i to "a bia-
lego dnia o godzinie wp6f do 6
pc po}udniu ia ludncj ulicy tum
skicj, &adajac Cd napadnietego
wydania pieniedzy. Kiedy p.
Ratz dobyl portmonetke, wydarl
mu ia opryszck zadajac jeszcze
by mu dial sw6j plaszcz. Dalsze-
mu rabunkowi przeszkodzili mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
PRZECHRZTY.

Gniezno. Niejakas PARMA Mar
janna Ralolinska z Gniezna pre-
chrzcila sic "a "zezwoleniem''
w1adzy ma Raider; gospodarz jul
Liam Pierdzioch z Pob0reczki pod
Wyrzyskiem Original pozwole--
ME ia zmiana swego nazwiska
ma "Posert'', wreszcie robotnik
Konwi1ski W Smukale pod Byd--
goszcza przerwaf sic IA Konwitz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
soc pudefkO darmO
K SYSTEM MUSI Bye
WYCZYSZCZONY.

ORA Kingfa New Life pigulki
z%najdziecie jake }agodne i skute.
czne lekarstwo ma usuniecie ME
c~zystosci z systemu. Nagroma-
dzone nieczystoSci- zatruwaja
krew; zawrot glowy, z6lciowosc
i wyrzuty, nieklarowna komplek-
eva SO nastepstwem choroby.
Dawka ORA KingEa New Life pi-
quick wzieta wieczorem zapewni
ci wolne, zupclne wypr6znienie
wnetrznosci z rama. We wszyst-
kich aptekach. Csc. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
GDY ZBLIzYk
SIZE DO FORTECY.

Rawicz. Ma tutejszy dworzec
.odprowadzono zw}oki szeregow-
ca Porzadnego z 6 kompanii 1872
pulku piechoty. Porzadny, kt6ry
zblizyl sic do fortecy, zosta} "a
strzelony przez posterunek woJs-
kowy. Zvlokom towarzyszyla o.
pr6cz rodzic6w Gala kompania z
oficerami i orkiestra pulku. Zmar
~ pochodzif z Laszczyna. dokad
tez zw}oki zosta}y odeslane kolc-
ja zelazna i tam beda pochowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
OBCINACZE OGON0W KON-
SKICH.

Malborg Obcinacze ogonow ko1
skich, o kt6rych cd d}uzszego cza
su mic ME s}yszano, zn6w sic po--
jawili. Zlosliwcv wtargneli znow
w nocy do staten :posiedziciela
Krokera W Hajbudach i poobci--
mali wszystkim koniom w}osie Il
ogon6w. .Dotad pc zlodziejach
niema Sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
SMIERC z NADMIARU PICIA
OKOWITY.

w Tczewie. kilku robotnik0w
zatrudnionych przeladywaniem de
naturowanej okowity, poczela ia
kowa pic. Dw6ch Z mich opifo sic
al do nieprzytomnosci i musiano
ich odstawic do domu. .Pomimo
natychmiastowej pomocy lekars-
kiej, jeden z Mich, Pettke z Gofab
kowa, Ia drugi dzien. umral.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
sTRAsZNY GYM sZALENCA

Pisma lwowskie donosza: Ma
jednej z dr6g pod Tarnobrzegiem
napadl urlopowany rezerwista "a
pasowy Wiadyslaw Paduch W
przystepie szafu ma. przechodzaca
wdowe Magdalene Wilkowa, H.
czqca lat SIS i zamordowal ia. SEA
%leniec, spotkawszy nastepnie H.
letnieeo pastucha Andrzeja Wdo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
z POWODU ZRANIENIA UJE.
TO MU PALEC.

Kartuzy. w hotelu Hasego a.
resztowano ucznia Jasinskiego,
kt6ry licznych dopuscif sic sprze
niewierzen. Browarz Ness ~strzela
JAG do wron, zranif sic tax ME
bezpiecznie W reke, re lekarze IL
;jac mt musieli jeden palec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
1Cierpicie ma nerki7
znak niebezpieczny

B6l W plecach. zawr6t i boil Clio
wy kofa przedoczami'' nieregu-
larne bicie serca i choroba watro
by. Srogosc rychlych sympto--
NOW zalezr cd ilosci trucizny kt6
"a nerki przepuscily do pozosta-
MIA VI uk}adzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
SZAL PRZESLADOWCZY

Malbork. w sza} przesladowczy
popad1a ia dobrach starogars-
kich nagle iona kuczera Krosow-
skiego. Porwawszy rydel udala
sic IA podw6rze i pocze}a sic
wszystkim odgrazac: Biedaczke
odstawiono do domu chorych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

wiaka, zranil 60 smiertelnie; to
Same spotkafo wioscianke Marye
Pyry1owa. w kofcu pobif dotkli
vie chfopca Rudolfa Mitkiewicza
i Anne Serafin. Nieszczesliwego
u trudnoscia ubezwfadniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
SYMPHONY

kachtliwe b6le pc mad biodra-
mi, boil W krzyzach. Osad albo "a
wartosc W urynie, zapalenie Pc
cherza. Dol PREY moczeniu, reu-
matyzm (uryczny kwas we krwi)
raptowny nastep ur.yny, zatrzy-
mamie uryny, kolorowa albo NILE
cznie biala uryna, krwawa albo
flegmista uryna. zatrzymanie IL
ryny. n%apinanie pc moczeniu, &c
sta albo metna ur!yna. kamienie
" pecherzu. Cystitis (zapalenie
W pecherzu) katar pecherza al
DO wnetrznosci, nadecie pod ocza-
mi, lakomy apetyt, pragnienie,
kamienie z6fciowe, grovel, Dol W
Urethra. Nabrzmiale kostki, Gle
mne widma, kola pred oczami,
ciasna uryna, czeste w.ychodze--
ME, sucho W ustach, zolciowosc,
kapanie Shiny, lumbago. gubienie
ciala. slabosc, ME regularne BIZ
Gle serca. owrzodzialosc pecherza
bladosc sk6ry. woskowa i sucha,
niemily odor potow.
ZWYKLE OZNAKI NERKO-
WYCH CHOR0B.
Napelnij butelke ur.yna; daj
jej stac przez dwanascie godzin;
jezeli bedzie jakikolwiek osad al
DO mety chorujecie ia nerki albo
watrobe. i powinniscie rozpoczac
uzywac Kidnego kuracye dzisiaj.
Me odwlekajcie az sic choroba
"a daleko posunie. Kidnego jest
W 25c. soc $1.N paczkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

GdybyS ty pasowal ma zgrabna
dzicwczyne i zdobyl piekne ry-
ccrstwo - sckrctu do tego ci H.
dzicle - phi Rocky Mountain
herbate wicczorem. w apiece
Brown'a Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
LatVy spos6b do Zgubie.
mia Ciafa.
PiJcie goraca wode i uiywajcie Tassco.

Czy ME zyczyliscie sobie czesto lekarstwa ma
zgubienie cia}a? Cos co ME wymaga dyety albo
kalisteniki? Tu zaraz macie te W 5-ziarnkach tass-
tekarza. Sa one lagodne do uzycia. prawdziwie lie
szkodliwe i ME powoduja zaburzenia j braku ape
tytu a obnizaja cia}o powoli al zostaniesz chudym
do wagi lie chesz wazyc. Ia wiele ciaia jest ME
pozadanem. poniewaz najwiecej otylych ludzi
chca chetnie to przyznae; a uznaje sic to . jed
nego dobrego przedstawienia; czyni go niezgrab-
nym kr6tko oddychajacym. .
Tu ME ma powodu ola czegoby ktokolwiek miai
bye oty}ym. gdy to wielce wypr6bowane skutecz-
ne j zadawalniajace lekarstwo z kt6rej kolwiek
dobrej apteki. Tassco tablety [nie zapominajcie
nazwy] sa rekomendowane przez doktor6w i sa
gwarantowane "a zupelnie nieszkodliwe- Me
p~rzyjmujcie podrobionych. Jezeli ME mozecie
przyjsc do naszego sk}adu, poslemy VAN tassco
przez poczte.
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Mrs. Bartlett of Wilder was a cal
Ter at the Hahn home Sunday.
Alfred and John Prince were Parma
visitors Monday.
There will be choir practice at the
Otto Usadell home Thursday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Marston visited friends
at Roswell Sunday.
p. W. Case were Parma visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Case and Mrs,
Waldren were callers at the Rockafcl-
Ter home in Big Bend Thursday after
noon.
Miss Trout spent Saturday and Sum
day at the home of her monther in
Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grisham and son.
Teddy, drove to Wilder Saturday.
Miss Cora Usadell is visiting at the
c. b. Ross home near Roswell.
Miss Nina Pierce is visiting in
Caldwell. the guest of her sister, Mrs
Vera Mccoy.
Those from the Valley ATTENDING
the dance in Wilder Friday evening
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Suffer and Miss
Suffer, also Alfred Lund, William ASP
and Theodore Johnson.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Jones and Miss
Trout called at the Butler home las,
| Sunday.
Several young people of the inter
| mediate Sunday schol class enjoyed ;
sleigh ride to the B. Ross home neal
Roswell Sunday.
Everything is progressing nicely TO
an ENJOYABLE time at the box socia
and dance to be held at the schoo
house Saturday evening, January. u.
The following officers were elected
at the literary Saturday evening
Arthur Burton, president; Il. Dunaga,,
vice president and Oscar Mendenhal
treasurer and secretary. A short pro
gram was given by the children of tn
neighborhood and Mr.. and Mrs. Klein
of Wilder being present Mr.. kelr
made a very interesting speech. on tn
conditions and prospects for the pee
pie under this project. Mr.. Kelm
, director for this district in the waite
users association and was elected
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Mrs. L. S. Ollie attended the poul-
try show at Boise last week.
Mr.. F. ]. Faris is visiting relatives
in Fargo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Lewis were call
ed to Middleton last Sunday night on
account of the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. Lewis returned home
Tuesday, she reports Grandma Lewis
quite bit better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milliner of
Caldwell spent Sunday with Walter
Thomas.
In spite of the cold weather there
were twenty-four who attended Sun
day school last Sunday morning.
Ernest and Georgia Milliner spent
the weekend at their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliner.
The two little children of VIM.
Hall, are now on the sick list.
Mr.. Edwards had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse with influenza
last week
T. C. Pearson had another opera
ton performed on his head last Sat-
urday in Boise. He was able to re-
turn home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Stacey of Nampa spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the S. P. Bray
| home.
Miss Christina Baker spent the
weekend with home folks.
The eighth grade of our school will
| be taking part of their state examina-
tons the latter part of this week.
Mrs. S. R. Ode and son. Charles,
of Dixie were weekend visitors at the
home of w. c. Fugate.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goodman OF
Pleasant Ridge visited at the home OF
| w. S. Rogers last Tuesday.
Mr.. o. Segismund, who is staying
at the S. P. Bray home was Boise
visitor last Saturday.
Francis Hall has been absent from
| school several days because of sick
ness.
Miss Rachel Wells was a Boise
visitor last week.
Mrs. Ada Kelsy from Notus is visit.
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Perisho.
Mrs. J. P. Wells visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. Kirk Farmer, Thursday af
ternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Baker and family
spent Sunday at the John Krezek''
home in the Brier Rose district.
Sleighing has been a favorite past
time in this community since the re
cent snow. Some people were ever
dragging with the box along on thu
snow and carrying the runners in thu
box of the sled.
| C. E. Bales left Tuesday evenin,
for Portland with carload of cattl
/ for the market.
The school is serving hot lunches a
/ noon, during the coolest weather. Thi
!, consists. of something hot to be eatel
along with the other lunches tn
children appreciate it very much dur
, ing the zero weather.
Rev. and Mrs. Hawkes. receive
: word a short time ago of the death Q
, their daughter, Abbie Ann, at Prov
, dence, R. I. She died December 2
. after sickness of about a month
] Miss Hawkes. has been teaching schoe
. in one of the public schools for !
years. She was sc years of age. M
and Mrs. Hawkes. have the sympath
4 of this community.
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The closing school month leaves
us with an attendance of 9l7 per cent
perfect. Not as good an attendance
as we have had. Those who received
one month certificates were Choral
Belle Adams, Clarence. Alameda, Ad-
die and Winifred Gibbons, Edith and
Burniece Sprang, Clarabelle and
Louise Sanderson, Merle HURT, Mil
dred McAdams and Nettie Williams.
There were only four three-month
certificates awarded this month, they
were issued to Merle HURT, Edith
Sprang, Clarence and Alameda Glib
bens.
The examinations sent out by the
county superintendent will be taken
by the eight grade this week, begin
ming on Wednesday, Those in the
eighth grade are Cleo Peters, Cleo
Walls, George Holt, Lula Sprang and
Nettie Williams.
Mr.. Wright and family were visit
ors at the Wilson home in Maple
Grove last Sunday.
Alice Sullivan visited Saturday af-
ternoon at the Walls home.
Dollie Sprang has arrived home
from the Shelp home on Deer Flat,
where she has been staying for the
past month.
The ALDER Bros. Milling Co., in
Portland have an agent in this COM
munity buying hay which will be bal
ed and shipped to Portland
Wednesday at Nampa was held the
annual, election of directors of the
county organization of the Farmers
Society of Equity. Those in attend
fance from this local were L. E. Crit
fiths, H. M. Prevo, c. c. Greenfield
Harry Carr, S. w. Snyder and J. w,
HURT S. w. Snyder was elected
one of the directors for the year. 1916
The location Of branch warehouse
in Caldwell was discussed and the
outlook is very promising for a ware
house in Caldwell soon.
Huston local of Farmers Society Of
EQUITY held their annual election O
officers Tuesday evening: 0. B
Wright was elected president, sue
ceeding J. M. Traughber; Harry Carr
vice president and ]. w. HURT secre
tary-treasurer, for the ensuing year
Lake Lowell school house. was choser
as the regular meeting place. Meet
ing night will be the first Friday nigh
of each month. Everybody come.
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c. M. Patton has sold his stock OF
merchandise to Chas. Mitchell. who
will take possession of the store about
March first.
DR.. Greenfell. the missionary hero
of Labrador, will give service OF
story and song at the Methodist
church, Sunday, Jan. &c.
Mrs. Martha Wildron. who has
spent the past two months in Cald-
we'll, is much improved in health ant
has gone to the Devers ranch neal
Notus.
E. c. Bradley is able to be ou
again after several weeks illness.
w. B. Sawyer of Roswell has rent
ed 0. E. Peret's ranch.
Deli and Frank Soper shipped cal
load of wheat to Caldwell Friday.
Mrs. Rowland has been sick the pas
week with grip.
Mrs. Chauncey and Mrs. Brannor
of Fair Acres, were Wilder visitor:
Tuesday.
The severe snowstorm Friday af
ternoon intereferred with the attend
ance at the meeting of the parent
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teachers association. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will be entertained by Mrs.
obendorf and Mrs. Snyder Thursday
afternoon.
Albert Yonke left Monday for Fit
Atkinson. Wis, where he will make
his future home.
Mr.. Sewers was Caldwell visitor
Saturday evening.
A veterinary dentist has been max
ing professional calls here the past
week.
H. Peckham has been working ir
the interests of the bond issue for the
railroad the past week.
w. B. Sawyer of Roswell was al
| Wilder Monday
F. M. Small has gone to Indiana or
visit.
DR.. Irwin Of Caldwell was a profes
sional caller in this vicinity Monday
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Mrs. E. c. Shaffer passed away at
her home in this neighborhood last
Wednesday at noon She has been sick
for long time. Her death was caus-
ed by paralysis. The funeral was held
at the Adventists church last Friday
morning. Interment was in Canyon
Hill cemetery. She leaves to mourn
her loss a husband and two children,
besides other relatives. The SYM
pathy of the neighborhood is extend
ed to them in their sad bereavement:
DR.. Miller was called out to Mr..
Kennedy's last Thursday night to see
little frankie Kennedy. She is get
ting better.
John Beeson has moved house to
his wife's ranch near the experimental
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Judd and son
George. spent the latter part of last
week at Hampson's.
Mrs. Raymond Spencer is staying at
her mothers, Mrs. Wilson's. at the
present time.
Last Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hampson gave wedding dance
at their home on the experimental
farm in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Doc
Judd. About one hundred people
were present. Everyone enjoyed a
fine time. They danced until late,
hour in the morning. then adjourned
to their homes, wishing Mr.. and Mrs:
Doc. Judd long and happy married
life. ;.
Mrs. B. M. Wilson is staying in
town taking treatments from 1T
Haley. She is little better at pres
ent. -,
Little Jeanette Lonkey has been
sick. =, =,
> Miss Ollie Shaffer was on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Cox, Forres,
Cox, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn JUDD
of Caldwell attended the dance al
Hampson's last Friday night,
Mr.. Saratt's children have been or
the sick list.
Luella Lafferty is staying in towr
with Mrs. Wheeler at present.
Literary last Wednesday n'ghi a
the school house was not very well AT
tended. Officers for the next tern
were elected. Jay Lonkey, president
Bessie Rowland. secretary. A pro
gram was arranged for the next meet
ing, January Goth. Everybody is wei
come.
Miss z. Fay Fowler, the count,
superintendent, and Mr., Mccall o
Caldwell, Mr.. J. F. Rowland and Mr.
Jay Lonkey called at the school hous
last Thursday. :. ,
Mrs. VIM. Nooner visited with Mrs
L. A. Smith in Caldwell last Monday
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Everyone is taking ADVANTAGE OF the
fine sleighing and have sleighs made
Of various descriptions to enjoy them-
selves with. :.
The grip patients in this vicinity are
convalescing nicely.
A party Of young folks from Parma
enjoyed an oyster supperd at the H.
Mcclure home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Farmer gave, a
party at their home Sunday night
Dancing was enjoyed until late hour
after which refreshments were served
Mrs Alta Mumford visited hei
mother in Caldwell a few days last
q week.
c. A. Vail. with crew OF men and
teams commenced sanding the roao
between Dixie and Caldwell last Mon
day. :, W.,
Conkiin were Sunday visitors at thu
c. A. Vail home. -, .
Mrs. L. Moore visited the sick a
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

the c. A. Vail home Thursday.
Mr.. Jess Rowland came down from
Caldwell Saturday to attend ditch
meeting.
Mrs. Atteberry of Ten Davis and
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Conklin spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs. Anna Vail
Grandma Bartche is quite poorly,
her daughter. Mrs. Harris, of Green
leaf, is staying with her.
Mrs. Jones was over to Pleasant
Ridge Thursday to see the new
granddaughter the stork left at her
son Harry's home.
Mrs. A. Ballantyne and Mrs. S. w
Vail are reported sick with the grip
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Marketable.

Mr. Jones was fattening a calf for
market. His little daughter Mary
was so pleased with the new posses
sion that she made some announce
ment about it on every occasion Up
on being asked what they were going
to do with the calf, she replied. Faith
er's going to sell it when it gets ripe
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WANTED-Chore work. feeding
stock. firing furnace.-lnquire al
Waters Cigar Store.
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TO TRADE

TO TRADE-One. six-hole, Round
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MONEY TO LOAN

Money to loan on improved ranch
es. Call or write to w. J. Pinney
Ontario Oregon. l3-ti
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WANTED-Pruning by experienc-
ed primer, lll3 Cleveland Blvd. IL

WANTED-Classi6ed advertise
ments. They produce results quick
and cheap. The Caldwell Tribune.
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Total
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WELLS DRILLED.

WELLS DRILLED by experienced
men. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charl-
ton & Crooke. 50
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BOARDERS WANTED-Good
home cooking and room only $3.50
per week. Apply Mrs. Clara Ballard,
4O4 Kimball. corner of Cleveland Bid.
l2-l7-tf
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WANTED.

WANTED-Position as house
keeper for widowcr or in hotel
Phone 42S w.
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president of the directors at their
last meeting held in Caldwell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-30
IuNEAU BAND PLAYs TONIGHT

The Juneau band will be in at tendance at the Democratic Rally at the Coliseum tonight. Band boys are asked to meet at city hall at z D. m. sharp tonight.
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