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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-20

Black m]ercerized crochet cotton is
desirable to use when darning stock
ings instead of the usual mending cot
ton. 1t is stronger, easier to work with
and makes neater looking work than
mending cotton.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-20
Continued next week.)

Some of the Paris dressmakers are
recommending high necked dinner
frocks with transparent bodices in
stead of those with a low neck line.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-20

Picture hats a In Rommey and Gains
borough are on the way. They will
be large Inc ostrich trimmed, very
likely.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-20

Never throw away stale bread. Cut
it into various shapes, place the cut
pieces In the corn copper an toast
them. You will then have them on
hand for garnish!ng purposes or for
croutons. These can be kept In glass
Jars for an indefinite length Of time,
and will be found most convenient
when one wishes to add a dainty touch
to a dish set before an unexpected
guest. The croutons will add flavor
to the canned soup.
A home cold storage for eggs may
be made by placing two inches Of wood
ashes in the bottom OF q tin pail. In
this stand, on the small end, as many
fresh eggs as will ut easily, without
letting them touch. Over these silt q
couple inches OF ashes and adjust am
other layer Of eggs. When the pail Is
full. cover II tightly and place in :
cool place, and the eggs will keep per-
4ectly Tor n indednita tizne.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-20

New coiffures call in many instances
for high combs. Pins often hold the
strand of hair in place until it is
swathed across the back of the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

There are 1873 candidates for 10.
dicial and county offices In King
county. filings having closed Satur.
day at O'Clock
At Olympia. filings for state and
federal offices. judicial and state
senatorial offices where districts In
clude more than one locality. closed
at O'Clock Saturday. with a total
~ ia candidates.
The candidates paid King county
t2.32g and the state t5.2s5 for the
privilege OF running
There are IS less candidates this
year than there were two years ago
In King county.
The following IL the complete list
Of state and federal candidates:
United state. senator
william Humphrey. seattle y {.
Miles FotndsFtsf spokane. " Euech A
RYAN. Eufmnn n. william Alvin.
spautfinK. Csdarhufsf r. Schuyler
purYes. Everett u Mrs John y Allen.
Seattle Robert BRIDGE oriilia. y /,
George Turner. Spokane. = walter J
ThpmEsen. Tacoma. o.
Congressman First District
W " Whlfnsl Seattle. e. Frank y
Hammond. seattle y ~ q FosfeF. ST.
sttte, u Y g. KeileEK Seattle r.
James Wesley urYsn. Seattle n Johu
=. HAitaina Seattle. y John y Miller.
Seattle Lincoln Davis. seattle. I;
Daniel f.areoh. seattle D. prank Pierce
hafpsf. kiissp reunty. X George y.
cpusrin Seattle -
t.nNr~~.maa Second District
f4ndisT q HadieY. HsfiuKhmn. o. /.
Mrs ffancss G. Arteii Nri4luEhans. y.
Congressman. Third District
Albert johnson. Wa4U3am. "a "
fAwretf. Tsfafua 81 geefEe = Fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
BY coRkELik GLASS

In my rambles about the public
safety building. ! have often seen a
door marked Inspector Of Police.
and I have always wondered Just
what that waA.
have thought about II 80 often
that / conlured up an Image OF the
Inspector. and 10 him had assigned
duties
had pictured him rather thin
and very stern. WAS sure that
each morning he would line all the
policemen before him in a long
row. and explore the fronts Of their
uniforms for missing buttons. az.
anime their "billies" for dents and
chips. and see that the handouts
we're polished brightly
Friday morning / decided 70 see
for sure. His door Ia marked PR
yate." and out OF respect for that !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
MEDIUMS
MADAM NINA


Never IN Nsattia fsfaFs
l. gifted w'th the paNer 60 iefsue@ fear
past present and Futura ufe 10
wnnfsfful Nuaxleaee enables her 90 hft
the veil = mystery ahA reveal % yea
al the tn4pertHrs matters - NE ehs
can ssit Yau wha your snaastsn are. haa
phY they eFs shHnilss 90 rwa. aHa shs
eaa alec 90 luu no Hte conquer tn1'n
ara hos % maha harpfHsss hFtws*u
mao auA Wifs II theFu are nfil iAfla'
snrss ever feu. shs can tell 7Hu ha@ 70
overcome them
y adAm %tus can tell ynH ia fesaffs 90
ia8n ard marriage affairs ts4is fhe
Initials 20 wha Yeu arc 20 marry sad
vhrn and " th@ enc y0a lows 70 tFas
~ salss Nhe advises ho~ 20 hfins
the separated fnEethrr. and in regards
80 your aussat friends. aed tells fhs
secret q, being happT end sgrees@fai w
life Hhs wiiI sEfs yua onlr truthful
aasire. arh fafstsii sea - thiuEa ths'
wfll - - stsAt taias 70 fpa IN All al
faiFs - tifs
" adam Nina esn advise rnu - regards
o. your business sHA fNAHeisl affairs
asa tells Yaa shat baslnsas or zee atlon
wili - taeky faf yea epusalt hFf e.
cuns on Ahy matters fhsi are eausins
rsa wurrr o. tFnahis Readings Sec
ftsA tnlan. Nsrnea Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

stalls ~ -. 80 ne graand hone str
sugar cured entnsd beef lee 60 81 y r
a. stall g. fresh peanut butter. Toe ID
faI cream cheese see ~. stalls gi.zs.
haiihgt. Toe 20 salmon. igh e ~. salmon
trout. ite a. black cod lhs use. ling
cod ihs tbc stall as. home KroN 81
corn. ssc dos up. Gfsvsnstein apples. soc
dor up. watermsions 60 n new Yak
Ina Nettsd Gem potatoes. q Tbs CSC A.
sfouKs. SIC can earHed teef acc. lbs
choice pruuss. Csc. Doe jar picked pears.
zEc. $3.50 can pure Italy olive oil $40
goo rolled oats or wheat. zoe. Sc
cans cleanser. 2ae ioe rolls toilet paper.
gEc. ? he toc bulk coffee. esC lee
hahlnk anha. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
FEARS G. n. RUSSELL
MET WITH FOUL PLAY

c. II Russell laborer. of 1890
Rainier ave, has uiysteriously dis
appeared since August s, and his
wife is afraid lie has met some
foul play.
Russell was formerly employed
as a worker at the docks.
Anyone who can give informa.
ton concerning him Is requested
TO telephone to Rainier 592M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
COW FALLS ON MIN

FOND DU LAC, Wis. Aug H.
Henry Wood, a farmer. is dying in
ST. Agnes hospital from broken
neck caused by COW falling on
him. Wood was milking the COW
when the animal moved suddenly,
causing him to lose his balance and
fall This frightened the animal
which jumped and fell on Wood.
Physicians say he can not recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

stan ~. lbs standard graduated
sugar. $50 stai 70, fresh pasteuris a
milk &C. at &c IT Stall 1908. choice pat
ont flour ~ IS sack With u 90 grocery
order. 6 large cans milk Csc with ebr
order stalls also t0c coffee. y lbs
b0c. qt bottle vanilla navorlng, Use
stall 49, elbow maCaroni. Be 10 Stall
1891. veal chops. i2isc NJ sirtoin steak.
isc 10 stall 90. salmon. zoe each, hall.
but. Toe III stan g. fresh errs daily
ssc dor stall los, lbs fresh churncd
Holpteln butter, 81 90 stalls i-2. sweet
cautaioupes for 25c stall ~. 3 bars
laundry soap loo stall 1913. use bottle
catHup. tGc, fancy white beans, Ice 10 /.
full patent flour. si.4b sack stall ca
shoes resoied. soc to soc stan 8, paper
shopping bags, &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall. f.-ts. wAx hssns. Sc To caenm,
bstn. Tor O. ana O. each tsfnips.
lhs Ice stai a.. Sew rsrk rrsmsis'
cheese. zee TO- local ranch ssEa dos
Tee sfam a.. iba pure care swGaF. &&e
wtth purchase. large cans - niik. Sc
ate 2.nz bottle % vanilla $50. pAEs
" zshtng p8aaer. ssc. tuna nsh fc car
- lbs potatoes s&x pieklinK spices sss
~ BsaH ~. home made ysjiiss foi
SO. full ~ honey. use. Ihc safdlnsa
9ac pickird hs.ts tet - AZ LrsIs .
Ibs relied oats zee. lbs beans. str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
MADAM NELLIE

ysris's greatest claisvaFant ara phtsn.
etartsf guarantees tu read your sntifs
life. past. present and future Eiv~a true
advice an basinsss. love. health ard
family affairs tells fbr narns - Yoar
future husband or wife. ard shat 10 40
a. - xmrressfal In life She has iatt
arrived ~ thts eitF. never here before
Ona etstf wlH nar psa sqr your fnAmF
aisappalntfarbss Be- others she wiil re-
move aH obstacles ard tel yrw how 60
win and hold the pne Yau desire She
gives ndV4en on 40 important affairs Il
NE Special readings soc Hotel tsgk.
room 6. 1881 sseuHd near Fins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE
GIOsT-IN ACREAGE
CLEANED HOUSE, BARN sA5H

Fronting on main Travelled road
one acre fenced hnd crosse fenced
for chickens hair acre tn oats
snd potatoes balance ali cleared
some young ffatt trees aisa good
slset grove ~ fr ieft Tor SHADE
splendid district nnsis improved
farms adjoining Would 10
handy Tor ahs one working in
town Far Information call
Anderson ticket office Madison
pafh No Information over
phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

stalls 2 : g. g. pot roast te tp iae ih
veal roast sac n les 81 iamb. itc %
ffesh dressed hens. 80 ~ round and
siriuin steaks lee ~ stalls 1873
cans sAsdlnss a&c bars best whtts
lauuary soap. lee LARGE care salmon
itr macAfani g. tb fresh Kinasr snaps
TOO 10 shc bottle salad dressing. lar,
lac can corn syrup. isc. baking powder
zee. stat ii9. lbs bulk sec coffee. Csc
sec bottle grape 5aice str ior pkss
gloss or corn starch. @kc To- bskias
soda, Sc. See Jar AWeen olives Joe
soc can pure Italy olive uii $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
OH, BOYS, BARNUM
AND BAILEY CIRCUS
IS COMING TO TOWN

Hey, kids. begin counting the
days.
On September Barnum and
bailey's big circus is going to
sneak into Seattle on 50 cars.
The man who told us about the
t0s-cage menag erie: the $50
horses; the 20 elephants: the
three-mile-long parade, and the
only baby giraffe In captivity.
whispered a word into our ears
that convinces Us that not only Il e
kids. but the grown folks as we'll.
are going to see some circus.
Besides the number OF hra,l
new aerial stunts which are !
ing TO be lntapgcd. a spectacular
pageant. Persia OF he Pageant OF
The Thousand aud One Nights" is
going TO be a thriller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

Gere, s45 f. Ssrd St. n Walter II. Ntl.
Tiers. Redmond. :
Representative iSrd District
Victor zednick see 18th ave. 5. r..
Ivan L, Hyiand, sSo seth ave, 5, Ri;
Ralph r, Knapp, ass s4th ave. $, r..
A. + Haynes, Sto sSth ave s. r.
Representative I4th District.
Francis Rotch. col jefferson st. r..
John II LonEfeliow $40 Eighth ave. Y. /:
Robert Il pwyer. 5lo Boren ave. r.:
Fred w Kelly. us Boren ave. r Frank
H. Manogue. aoS Ninth ave. r.. George
y, Meacham, 500 Third ave. r.; Pierce
lsonergan, ~ Alder ST, r., Robert q,
Cauthorn, 1915 Marion St. n. Tom s
Patterson, 1918 Columbia St n, char
lotte +. Jones, ais Marion ST. $
Representative. iath District
e. Q. Qualhcim, 1900 Terry ave. r.;
Frank IL. Renick. 1924 Belmont ave. r.;
Robert Grass l2ee BoNlston ave r.,
Peter pesmore, 50 seneca St, +. T.. Richard
scelye Jones. Windsor apartments, y.
Representative. 4eth District
Fred W Hastings Prospect st., r..
G. G Bras ettl First ave y. r. ste.
pten a nun, sts5 Eighth ave W. -
Frank W cottoriu si2A Ninth ave, u,
Representative, i7th District
John Il. Wilson MSS 18th ave. y. r.
| Charles X Poe. lt4s Federal ave. n. r.:
Mrs, NJ. II. Harker. Tis nth ave, ID,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
The celebrated rhfsnaiaHiat eiairvarani
ard paifnist. EiveH seisntlfir readings
or all affairs - life past. rrsHsut ef
future You haze Nesn the nthers row
sss the hest n IN trouble Al readings
Fuara nt.sd satisfsetnsT or no fees ae'
cepssd Readings see Location over
oWl prur Co. seaA PIKE Ct
cf.AfNV0YAsT AND rALMtsrWY. So
univsrsify between Flfth and Elrth
Tell past present and future consisting
business and laVe affaifs advise sou
about divorce cases and what wiii 10
your t8cky atep N HE 90 take wtti tell
full names ~ POUR lover sweetheart.
friends enemies and what you are
srpat adapted for Special readings
sec Permanently located. Hours
m ta ~
MNpAM DAVIS NOTED EUROPEAN
patmist Price see win her wonder
IN cf4tfvayaut powers she tells you
a5i one reading viii convince you
Questions answered 1915 Seventh. be-
twsen Pike ard pins
CHNHLEs FWANktfS. WONDERFUL.
boy ciAirv0vant, palmist. Special read
ins gse u1H Pine At
Mnr HEt1 OF NEW YORK City.
elalrvuyant and card reader 2NSh
Pike, over owl druE store
MADAM FHY- RELIABLE cLNiRVOY-
ant. card reader tti2 Fifth. Elliott
toeaw
MADAM FnANK - CLAfRvorANT.
card reader. patmttt. 3te toth Pike
corner FIRST Hotel Elliott.
LILLIAN SEYMOUR - WONDERFUL.
spiritual claIrvoysnt medium. reading
datlF tais sixth ave. near linton
MADAM over TWO YEARS 1900
Seventh moved three block. east 1900
Terry. corner Pine Reliable readings
csr. soc.
GARD HEADING 6. feisS sew
~I~~Is~S~>~.~o-~~~S~
26-For Rent Furnished
<N~~-~s~~~~S~aN~~s~~~ ~~s~y~>~~~-~~s~~~~
29-Unfurnished Apartments
me QUINCY MODERN AND 4
rooms Inexpensive 71t i7tb East
s7R2
sT LAWRENCE - MD MODERN
apartments Cnlt 1909 Eighth av.
30-Furnished Rooms
ROOMS. 81 90 WEEK UP CLOSE ~.
bath. phone. sto5 First ave. corner
.-~1--@s-~s1----.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

.steamer Kulshan VIII call az Port
Townsend nnrthhouud, saturdays
only leaving seattle at 10 ,. IN.
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing.
and assume AN risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
senecr rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability Is limited to wear
Ing apparel not to exceed 500 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free.
Steamers aud schedules subject to
change without notice Freight re
coived daily FOR all points excepting
Tacoma named ia above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office open from Gao a. ~ TO 90
midnight
PUGET sol Nd NAVIGATION 90,
Ticket office, Colmnn Dock.
Phone. Main 39a3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
!. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ONLY $50 CASH
VIII give YOU possession ~ % nice acre
close ln whore you can live aud work
in Seattle the soil Is good nll cleared
good troom house. would shed and
good water. and the price only sil00
HERMAN A, SCHROEDER
ai7-is-ip Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
sAslt Avn nooRs

SASH AND Doors
Send your orders fer sash ard saors
dtrsrt 70 q y Williams Co We can
save yeu money. give yau tha hest 90
service and guarantee safe delivery
Our btE eatsiesws No. ~ mailed free
POSTPAID On request This ratsiexus
should be n the hands % every one
expecting e. hutit Write for one tsfay
k-esosss panel doors ...s.....f...tt 81
Craftsman t-ranri eeHr- .+....s. tfs
Cottage front deer n = glass. Tee
Nrre~a dneFs. xAlsants~d sire .... rs
ttvss s-lisht wtadows .......... iss
ieNts s.trhf sash ....... 50
fasss medicine cabinet soor ~. sss
CUPBOARD deer slash rratn Panels. IS
ttptN veneer panels. square faas ssA
turned perch columns txsNs-a IS
frames inside finish. muuidinks build.
ere hardware
O n WILLIAMS 90
81 Mstn tbtf 1913 Fir-, Ave =
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DIRECTORY
~~s~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~>~~~~~~-~-~~eNr
THE PHONE
erATTr.u rsEp MAIN
STAR see
WANT AID RAT ES

One cent a word per insertion,
SLY times for the price OF i've
Coupon hoaka--0ne hundred lines
10 he used as destred--ts 90.
Help and Situation ads, one half rate.
Funeral Notices ..s.s.s...t.-..., eVe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

&c ACRES. HALF is oArB 81 ooe
hsff cash Orchard barn outHulid
inEs good wells = Nalsatt Toledo.
Wash
fHH hEBAltsH bN 4AMsa
Handy 90 our uttils snd camps
write Or zee q % AEfkIE1oHN
Mgr Land Dept tTai 4. g alnith nidx
SEATTLE WASH
"rnu deal with us direct
THREE LAKES ftMnEH 60
~~-~~~seS~@N~~~~~~e@~~@~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

Per line per insertion ..t*.. 1000 SC
SIX Insertions for the price OF Tive.
10 per cent discount n bill IL paid
within 10 days after first insertion
Want ads received UP 10 ll;5Q a. m
for insertion same day.
The star will not be responsible Tor
errors In Want Ads after the urst
insertion. and the placing ~ an al.
for more than one time shaAE be
construed as an acceptance OK tAta
condition by tho advertiser
Advertisers rauks present original
cash receipt when calling for let
tiers addressed to box numbers care
The Star. Whea Want Ads con =
tanning box numbers are taken ~
phone The Star VIII give replies 70
parties calling for same. and as
eunes no responsibility BY such
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
furniture Wanted.

Htaka yum Ea as Pike Main ISL
-s~-~~~<~-~~~@~4e->>-~ ~~1N~~NsN-~s~~>eN~~>~
For Sale Miscellaneous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
1000 Dresses
Z Sc
And Up
Suits s.
and Up


Phone Msin sfffs WIKI c0HES
LOCAL PHoprCr-A SOAR WITH
marvellous possibilities Cleans every
thtnx from cellar % Funf dsiieats
fairies sueh a. iarss. HliAA gloves
hats. traehst work.. share ts ne saaAi
ft wlH even make your skin -
smooth sa velvet 0ne package makes
one quart costs 1se Mailed 70 Veuf
address Money back guarantee Write
asiiar 1854 Harvard ave seattle
HEFfNEu WIDOW S.. UNfNCtNuER-
"a with good hoFne would Ike 70 meet
fvfinsd gentleman. neat, not bad ieos :
lag urirutnh~frd American born. ~
Same age. ~tth trade Or iu business no
setnsrs object matrlmuuY Address
K.gf. Star
aAN. ~ gtt.r EpGE CWABAcrER
ard reputation desires she ara aaintanee
% lady "a &C. 81. wlth g. Gee nr - 600
q finance business VIII Hiap first
rnortKaRa on real estate worth SIC 900
or widow wtth uus ~ tWa children
with visw 40 matf5mawY All letters
strictly private Addrsss K.ss. star
,NSlllk,f/, 81 % Down. " 60 a WEEK
MA buys diamond or watch
Vw.y PETER MICHAEL ifet ana
NAZ< liberal credit BsmedsitnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
4S-Farm Lands for Sale.
s-AtnI ttA>tit
FAST az SEATTLE

81 kmhIapd autx hatf mile from
the lake Knna sai} aiwn' y
Hffss Bottom 5sfeHsu house, sell
str excellent Ftew - seattle
places aAfa}uiue Nfii shaw hwa
this taaA @iii rraHuee Price
tisth terms tlee cash tts
manthlY Tnh. MahlstH rag ard
Ntrhiama beats "a nafNs A Par
gaFs office ~ Kirkland
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36Rcntals
OIL Exchanges

40-Exchanges
AN AWFUL BARGAIN
Groom bungalow. lot Abxt0o. assess
ments paid. IN flno residence district.
lots 81 fruit trees and flowers only
5000. 400 cash balance $40 per month
owner positively Will not sell at above
prices only 20 respectable parties and
prices only Ia responsible parties and
q. !. BELL A. co
Main 24sF Gas Globe uIock
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Representative. i6th District

Fred W Hastings Prospect ST. I
= G Bras, etl1 First ave y. n; -
oten A. HulI, st25 Eighth ave w
Frank W tottorlu sial Ntnth ave. u
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-05

cattle that had been feeding at the
Larson ranch or what is better known
as the Locust Grove ranch out by WI
der. were driven through town by way
of the yards Monday.
Anderson, Larson & Grifhth's cattle
started for the hills accompanied by
Anderson, Mordley, Cross and Spiel
| man Monday. They stopped at the
yards Monday evening and again took
the trail Tuesday morning. They Will
pick up about 100 head belonging to
| Mr.. Savage so as to make good
drive. The Savage cattle are at Mid
dleton.
! Dave Shuee, who has been sick tor
the last three weeks, is back on the
Job at the yards, but on account OF his
weak condition has not gone to hauling
hay yet.
Ervie Cookson and Art Harris. who
have been loadinr baled hay at Nampf
are back hauling hay again. They viii
!; be loading here soon.
The folks around the Stock Yard
can hardly wait for each issue OF Ih
Tribune. The Hired Man column get
, more and more interesting.
! Mr.. Pendleton of St. Louis is her
! buying mules
Mr.. Kidwell has been here som
!, time holding about 6H cars of horse
!, for the sale.
j. Shorty Martin is still blowing gai
dens.
4 The flies are getting troublesom
:. around the yards already.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-05
X X X X r X X X X 4 4 X X + =
X LAKEVIEW ;
X X X r X X X Xxx X X X x +

Miss Fowler and Mr.. Mccall visit
ed the school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall, Misses
Abbie and Katherine Steensma attend
ed the dance Saturday night at the
Shively home in Riverside.
The Steensmas moved into their
new home last week.
Mr.. A. Brock spent Sunday in Meri-
dian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart spent Sun
day with home folks,
Mr.. Weygandt made a business trif
to Meridian Saturday.
Last Friday Mrs. Travis entertain
ed at 6 o'clock dinner for Miss Nam
men. Those present were Miss Pear
Newman, Hubert Newman, JONI
Clemens, Archie Miller and Mis-
Mammen.
Lakeview school closed last Thurs
day with a program in the. evening
The program, which consisted on sons
dialogues, and recitations. was we
rendered and much enjoyed by al
Diplomas were given to Mae wan
man. Clara Waltman, Katherin
Steensma and Payne Rankin.
, Miss Bertha Mammen returned I
her home Saturday. Miss Mamme
!. has been hired for the next year
teacher Of Lakeview school:
The Farmers Society OF Equity WI
hold meeting Saturday night at tt
!, school house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-05
K X X 4 X X + X 4 X X X X +
x SPEEDWAY
X X X 4 4 X X X X X r 4 X +

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Austin were
Sunday callers at the Andrews home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A, Smith
drove to Nampa Sunday and visited
with Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Cox.
Miss Annie Laurie Bird was one of
the members of the College of Ida.
hos girls walking club who enjoyed
hike" to the Runciman home or
April 70. This annual trip to Miss
Jennette's is always one OF great
pleasure to the girls,
A number of people from thu:
neighborhood attended the pagean
given by the Caldwell schools Friday
April %. Georgia Andrews, Bermc'
Weymouth, Lois and Howard Bigg
took part in the exercises on that day
William Gartin was the guest Q
Bob Andrews, Monday.
On May first, the meeting OF tn
Speedway Social Circle was held a
the home of Joseph E. Bird. In
neighbors gathered about seven-thirt.
in the evening and enjoyed a picnl
supper on the lawn. During tn
:. evening a short program OF musl
and readings was given and sever
games played. At the request OF tn
men of the club. it was decided I
discontinue the club meetings durin
the busy season.
Miss Georgia Andrews spent Sui
r day night in Caldwell, the guest
the Misses Gartin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail and daugh--
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mumford
autoed to Vale Sunday and spent the
day visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Sam Judd and little daughter
spent the past week with Mrs. SADIE
Moreland.
c. L. and Lawrence Butts came
home from Salmon rver the past week.
Cecil Vail was in Caldwell Monday
having dental work done.
Helen Rice of Caldwell spent Sun
day at the Grier home.
!. d. Rowland was down at the
ranch Saturday.
Mabelle Moreland entertained the
9th grade class Friday night. Ice
cream and cake was served.
DR.. Haley called at the Burnet
home Supnday. Mr.. Burnett is suit
fering from a bad hand.
Rev. Mr.. Perisho preached at thu
School house Sunday night.
The government crew it putting II
concrete on the ditch near the Steven
place.
Mrs. Mamie Price is boarding sew
eral of the ditch hands now.
The w. c. T. u. will meet on Ma
18th at the M. A. Barney home o
ol8 S 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jennings ,er
tertained at their home on kimba
avenue Thursday evening OF last wee
Dancing and other amusements WEI
engaged in until midnight when dain'
refreshments were served.