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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

A mysterious fire occurred at the home of Mrs. Euphemia Beards1ey at Stevenson one afternon last week, but was extinguished by chemicals and water before very much damage was done, only by smoke and water.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

Charles E. Beardsley of Shelton spent the week end in town, guest al the home of Edwin c. Shelton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

Mrs Florence W. Standish went tc Easton Sunday, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Char1e. F. Si1liman for week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
cRU R D,ALFNE

A f0al decree Of distribution was
entered 10 the probate court Monday
10 the estate OF Harietta Olson.
Isaiah Shockley, aged 10 years. died
of pneumonia Oct. 81.
The stores are tu close at 1890 on
Armistice day
Ed Garrels was granted a divorce
from Amy GarrelS by Judge r. n.
Dunn OF the district court.
Beulah Jean Smith, 8 year Old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. james
Smith, died Friday after several days
illuess
Judge R. N, Dunn went to Wallace
last week TO bold session OF the
district court.
Scottish Rite Masons from all over
Northern Idaho were In Occur d.
Alene this week, the occasion being
the four day reunion OF that Oider.
Superintendent Clark, OF the Coeur-
d'Alene hatchery, brought over from
Elk River Saturday $50, 900 trout
eggs and installed them In the local
hatchery. ~s-,.-. s.sy.,.-..... s S So
A decree of tnal distribution was
entered 10 the estate OF Thomas
joyce, at the office Of the probate
Judge Friday.
Floyd Van Wey was arralgned
before Probate Judge Whitney on the
charge Of n0nslppnrt. He entered
plea OF guilty and was given "a 60-day
sentence in Jail. However, on giving
bond to support his family, the
sentence was suspended,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
Navy Wants Recruits.

Chief Quartermaster L. +. Boss.
hardt, In charge OF the navy recruit.
log station at Occur d'Alene, was 10
Rathdrum Wednesday. He said IL
did not seem to be generally known
here that the navy recruiting station
for this district is at Occur d'Alene.
He gave the Tribune the following
information:
The navy takes recruits OF the ages
OF II TO 30. 1t has % trade schools
that boys of II can enter, and with
$4,000 vacancies 1t is apparent there
is room for men and opportunities for
rapid promotion. The United States
have the best ships 10 the world. but
they are useless unless they are
named. Secretary Daniels new
itinerary provides for the Pacific feet
10 leave San Francisco next June ]
for a years cruise to include visits at
Honolulu, Australia, New South
Wales. the South Sea Islands, China,
Japan and the Philippines.
Chief Bosshardt said recruits euter.
ing between now and December may
make this cruise. TermS OF enlist
meut are =, 9r 4 years.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
FARM BUREAU PLAN
Explained TO Farmers Union
by KjOSneSS.

Ceur d'Alene, Idaho, Oct. 73.-
The Farmers Union held a meet
ing today and one of the features
of the meeting, besides the big
spread was an address given by c.
S. kjosness, of the extension de-
partment of the University of
Idaho.
Mr.. Kjosness gave a detailed
account of the workings of the
farm bureau; how the idea origina-
ted IN congress wherein the United
States government offered to
match one dollar for every dollar
given by any state in this line of
work. The result was in Idaho,
the federal government contributes
5000 for each county, the state has
appropriated 5000 and the county
commissioners appropriate the
necessary amount of the balance
for the maintenance of a county
agent.
He stated that it was always
good judgment to retain an efici-
ent county agent, and said that
while the farmers in most counties
objected to an agent being sent
among them on the start, in the
long run they would not let the
bureau go under any circumstance.
"You name the job and we will
be with you,' is how he summed
up the purpose of the farm bureau,
and stated that "the Farm bureau
does not antagonize the Farmers
Union" and that the importance of
public institution like the bureau
was to back up public work.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
SCH DOL NOTES.
FROM THE SCHOOL

Mr. Geo Sylvester and Mrs. n. IL.
Taylor are substituting in the grades
during the illness OF Miss Laird and
Miss Maloney.
A straw ballot on the Two leading
presidential candidates was taken by
the high school Wednesday morning,
forty one voting. The result stood
three for Gov. Cox ana thirty eight
for Senator Harding.
"Weinie roaSts" seem to be the
order OF the day with the grade
pupils. Monday the 7ih grade had
Que and on Tuesday evening another
was enjoyed by The eighth grade.
Both went up 10 the hills north of
town,
The town basket ball team has
made arrangement with the board to
use the ii. S. gym. Tuesday aud
Thursday even ngs for practise. Last
Friday evening they played the Spirit
Lake town team on the local floor,
taking the visitors toto camp to the
tune OF 40 to 5.
The high school students will give
a Halloween party at the hall Friday
evening. Refreshments will be
served, games aud dancing will be
enjoyed. The following patronesses
have been selected to chaperone the
party: Mesdanes q. L. Heitman, j.
BiemoDd. n, II. Taylor, +. Herring
and S. B, McCb beyne.
The Juniors have planned and Will
hold a uop corp sale on election day
Next 7 uesday Is general election
day which is a legal holiday. There.
fore. the schools will all have a
vacation on that day. The election
will be held 10 the high school
building.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

There are three numbers on the
Post Falls lYceum course.
Chicken thieves raided the roosts
owned by L. c. and Wm. Spencer and
got away with about forty fowls.
Two cars of apples were shipped by
VIM. Petit to Topeka, Kau., and Que
car by o. W. Schilling to Judson, N.
ID.
L. A. Kaye of Spokane Bridge
raised a potatoe weighing a. pounds.
The East Greenacres apple crop is
larger than had been expected.
Election returns are to be shown on
the screen at the Presbyterian build
ing Nov. 2, from 8 p. III. until a. NJ.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
T. A. Walters Spoke Here.

Ted A. Walters, ex attorney gener.
al and present democratic nominee
for governor, spoke at Fraternal hall
Tuesday evening. He was introduced
by f. G. Hart, local candidate for the
legislature, and talked about two
hours.
Mr.. Walters voiced his partyS
attitude toward the cabinet system of
state government, which he criticized
as not suited to state with so small
population as Idaho has; as expensive
and as tending TO build up political
machine for the party 10 power. He
also objected TO it on the ground that
it was adopted by the legislature
without having been submitted to
the people. In this connection, the
speaker denounced the action of the
last legislature for repeating the
statewide direct primary law.
Speaking OF state tiUauces, he read
figures tendlng to show that state
taxes for 19l9-20 amount to about
six million dollars, whereas those Of
Alexander'S last two years were but
little over two million. He admitted
the Alexander administration left a
deficit of $180,00O for Davis admin
istration to pay, but said the deficit
was due largely to the state war
activities and fire fighting. for which
40 appropriations were made. He
criticized the present building of
state highways as extravagant and
inefficient, and declared that $1,000
600 worth of state deficiency warrants
are now outstanding.
Passing to national issues, Mr.
Walters decried the republican crlIl-
cisms of the Wilson administration
:or extravaganza in the war. lie
said some waste could not be avoided,
that the war was not party matter,
that it was supported by all patriotic
Americans regardless Of party and
money was spent freely. He pleaded
eloouently for the league OF nations
and argued that since az" other
nations bad joined the league, The
United States should also join. He
did not mention the tariff, which the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29

an money or experiments with na,v
nntrled motrrS and ignition system,
Can't Gunner spike word fur
HuodlnR aud urged the pruple Ia v,t4
i"f The amendment 10 increase IN.
number of justices OF the state
supreme court from three to five. He
siid The court was two wears behind
in its work.
Lieut. Governor Moore spoke on
The tariff aud the cabinet form of
state government. He argued that A
protective tariff was needed to protect
the American farmer avainst tho
imported products Of cheap foreipn
labor. The laburer also needed the
protection he said and he cited figures
TO show that iron workers in Penn.
SYlVania get as high as Sl4 day,
while in Japan the same class of labor
Is paid but So or So so. Mr.. Moore
defended the cabinet form OF state
government 10 Idaho, giving figures
to show that it is more economical
and efficient than the old form: that
under it nine departments do the
work formerly done by 33 boards, and
the number of appointments by the
governor has been reduced from 81 to
IL. In explaining the increase 10
state taxes in 1919, Mr.. Moore said
the Alexander administration kept
state taxes down by using the soldiers
home and Lewiston normal Insurance
money and by leaving unpaid claims.
He said Davis administration had to
raise money to pay these claims and
rebuild the soldiers home and state
normal, besides state highways. He
reminded his hearers that the state
levy is lower this year.
County candidates present at the
meeting were H. F. Cleland for
treasurer, Probate Judge Whitney,
County Commissioner F. A. Morris,
R B. Mooney for coroner, f V.
Boughton for state senator, Roger g.
Wearne for county attorney.
Steps were taken at the meeting to
organize women's republican club,
meeting with Mrs. A. ,E Franklin at
the Rest Room being announced for
the afternoon of October 26.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
sPII cit LAKE

John Dimellng, general manager of
the Panhandle Lumber company. goes
back to Pennsylvania to vote.
Ruth Irene Phillips, aye 10 months.
died Oct. IA from spasns.
Receipts Of the Catholic fair and
bazarr were approximately $500.
S. A. McC0ubrey has resigned his
position with The Panhandle Lumber
company aud has gone TO Frazier,
Colo, to becoIpe general manager OF
the Stevens. Ba rr Lumber company.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
HASTE TO SELL LAND
Judge Ailshie Says Idaho
Should Go Slow.

Judge James F. Ailshie, former
justice Of the Idaho supreme court,
opposes the proposed constitutional
amendment to provide for the sale OF
200 sections of state school land each
year, He points out that the consti.
tutional limitation was originally %
sections and that this had been
increased to 100. He characterizes
the proposed increase to 200 sections
a year as dangerous and pernlcious.
He says: Now the question arises,
why such haste TO sell of all the
school lands of the state? Our popu
lation is not increasing very rapidly
We have in Idaho millions OF acres OF
land held 10 private ownership uot
under cultivatiou, hundreds Of
thousands or acres Of the finest OF
timber held by private owners that
will not be cut 10 the next 20 years
"ln my opinion the chief accom-
plishment of this proposed amend.
ment would be simply to enable
timber companies and livestock
corporations to gather into private
ownership of few large companies
these state lands, at minimum prices,
and they in turn will hold them for
speculation. There are comparatively
few farmers or settlers who will bid
on these timber or grazing lands.
Now l ask why not let the state
continue to own this land and reap
the profits of increased valuation?
Why be in hurry to barter it all
away? Let us defeat proposed
amendment No. H."
Judge Ailshie also opposes the pro.
posed amendment TO provide for
appeals from decisions Of the public
utilities commissibR, He says there
seems To be no good reason ior asking
the supreme court to review the facts
in a public utilities case, and it can
now, without any amendment, review
the law of the case
He favorS increasing the member
ship of the supreme court because the
court is now couple OF years behind
ia its work and litigation is
accordingly delayed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
HARRISON

The republicans had a crowded
house at the Liberty theater Wednes--
day night of last week.
Frank Langley. democratic candi-
date for state senator, while here,
expressed dissatisfaction with the
present characterization system OF
nomination.
Frost at Medimont prevented corn,
tomatoes, beans and 81 ID1owers from
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29

republicans have brought up as a
campaign issue.
Mr.. Walters lauded the work OF
Senator Nugent and urged his re-
election.
Prominent democrats present from
Occur d'Alene were Bob Elder,
natloual Committeeman; n. d. Wer-
nette, county chairman, and Frank
Langley, nominee for state senator.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29
State Gets Marshall Property.

Liberty bonds to the amount OF
5000, check for S991.4O, 5000 shares
of mining stock, and two city lots in
the town OF Rathdrum, Idaho. were
turned over to the state treasurer at
Boise by Frank Wenz, administrators
for the estate of Edward Marshall OF
Rathdrum. Monday. This property
will be placed 10 the state school
permanent ecdowmeat fund, says the
Statesman.
The estate was left TO the state
because no relatives OF MarShaIl's
could be found.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29

maturing and farmers will have Ia
seod away for seed next spring.
A large acreage OF winter wheat is
reported 10 the Medimont section.
Neil Coventry, county surveyor. and
wv" assistants, have been surveying IN
the SlaytOn nelRhborhood.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-29

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Rathdrum chamber OF commerce
Is TO be held next Wednesday evening
10 the banquet room OF the Fraternal
hall. One matter to be decided is the
proposed change of meeting to tho
frst Friday night OF each month.
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NEDOSTATEK DELNfKU MA
FARMACH.

Ackoli jest predcasnym, sou
diti nejakou iistotou jiz nyni,
iak dopadne letoSni uroda, pre-
ce nutno konstatovati ruzne DO
merry fakta, iez mali velky
Vliv ma urodu. A ty nejsou nj
lak mnohoslibnymi. Dodrzuji-
ci studene pocasi Jest ku pri-
kladu cinitelem, jenz muze mi
Il nasledky vaznc. nell zhoub-
ne. Ma jihou, po cele Oklaho-
me q V Casti TeXasu, Zpusobily
|mrazy mnoho Skody ma ovoc-
nom stromovi, zcleninich O.
bill. Krone toho Zdrzclo ne
prlznivc pocaSi znacne polni
praci skoro po cele zemi, coz
pri panuiicim nedostatku pra-
covnich sill ma farmach muze
pouze miti zap6ti, &c farmari
budou obdelavati a osevati je-
ste meme rozlohy. n2z puvodn6
NELL V umyslu.
Pred nekolika vydal hospo,
darsky department statu India
ny podrobnou zpraVu, ni2
prohlaSuje, ze ozimni pScnice
We statu stoji spatne. kdeztC
STAY zita jest uspokoiiv6jSi. A
le hlavne Sc zprava Ia rozho
voruje otazce d6lniku far
marskych a co tom povida
bude jiste zajimati ncjen far
mare, ale nejSirSi kruhy etc
narstva.a
| Pocet farmarskych delnikl
obldsi pouze 35 procenta po
ctu. ktery byl zam6stnan din,
II. dubna roku 1919 kdezto by
10 by jich treba stejne jak'
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lonskeho roku. Tento ukaz Wy
svetluje Sc hlavne vysSimi
mzdami kratSi dobou pracov
nj, lakych Sc dostava delnlkum
We meste. Ma mnohych velkych
farmach, kde jest postarano @
5yty, ziednani isou zenati del
nici, ktefi obyGejna mali
smlouvu ma cely rok memo
hou zastat delnily pfilezitost-
ne.
Vyhlidky farmaru ma letoS-
nj urodu We state Indiane ne
isou proto skvelymi. Cetni 2
vctsich farmar1 proto davaji
cast sveho pozemku do najmu.
kde NSak to neni moznym, tn
zustanou pole pro nedostatek
delniku castecne lezeti uho-
rem a budou obdelavana pou-
re tolik. mnoho-li muze zastati
larmaf sam SO cleny sve rodi-
ny. Phi tom dluzno podotknou-
ii, ze yelice cetni farmari 81
Roupili lepSi stroie, ktere Jim
samotnym mozni obdelati
znacnG vetsi rozlohu poll nez
drive.
Y dusledku stale provade-
no propagandy. aby mnozstvt
! farmarskych produktu bylc
zmenseno, dospeli farmafi ku
! prcsv6dceni, IL dostanou pra
We tolik penez. nell jest6 vice
kdyz misto velke trody skid
Jon malon. JeAto krone toht
!, nepredleha .jiz nutnost krmit
| narody jinych zemi. rozhodl
Sc farmari, re sc nebudou TOLL
nanahati. ze 81 praci ucinl po
hodlnejsi a nebudou pracoya
ii jiz tolik hodin denne, JAKE
to delali po dobu valky. K to
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ssss -1n11sTM.Eszsn

Ewo"~aSse \
eenych penez pouzvano byo das ujaTmovani Ii
du nanevse by cchoni zapatit radeat procen techto
dluhu Ma to Francie odcrea pfstoup pozadu1ic pine
placen Take Anghe Amerka pdjcevay penfze carskknu
Rusku, vsak poyoynani Franeii byy neparns
Castky.
Poaci tvrdi mali umysu "osvebod" Ukrajinu pol
ukazuji, re po jech boku bouje seky vudce Petjura
treba obzvast bujne obraznos pfedstaviti
ST. ak by vypadaa tao osvobozena Ukraina. Planem Po
aku proste jest obnov poskou rs ak bya pred rokem
1772 tom isou podporovan dohodovym stay, zsjrena
Franc iiste pod rukou tez Ang proo mali tok kuraze
prot Rusdm prot Cechoslovakum Tesinsku
Rozhodnuti nevyssho soudu dstavnosti prohbice al
Volsteadova vymahaciho zakona znanena Amerka zh
suchou douhou vem dlouhou nyni veci
sou mohla by byti prohibice zrusena edne dodatkem
Stave ktery by zrusoval nyns osmnay dodatek patr
temer rs Tnact amerckych statd tfeba tech
nemensich moho by znemozn kazdy pokus smeru TOM
Zaroven vSak kdy7 nejvyssi soud uzna kongres ma
pravo pfedepsat Jake maman mnozstvi alkohou napoje
mohou obsahovat tmtea primal dovot mich v6
Isl mnozsvi nez pfltomn6 pull berani kongre
kdyby byl nekdy akovy zvoen, moh by prohbc
merou zmnit Napfed vsak vefene mineni muscle by da
ma evo, re 81 toho pfele coz dosud nesao arnich
becnch vobach sice celia rada NEST suchych dfveho
Tezmu hlasovaa pro mokro coz ovsem praktickeho W.
sedku nemeo ale kdykol naskyta vets pfilezost
proeveni smyslen obtanstva iako pklad nedavno
Nebrasce zkouska dopadla prospech "suchych"
Ia techo okolnosti jest nanejvyse pravdepodobno,
platfomy obou Vekych pockych vyhnou otazce
orohibice neb vysovi Sc pro ieji pfsne vymahani.
Sestasedesay kongreS odroc mnulou sobou byl
dobrou ukazkou iak vypada, kdyz Biem Dome
na potika kapitole rovn6z na Podobnou zkusenost
zazy Spojene Saty hsori nekokrate byo
cky stene Polika sice d6ala ce onde ale zadna
plona Panovaa vzajenna zarvost ably
zakony nedosa vSechen red nd president
kredt kongres tax nedelao nc nebo 06c vzaemn6
/ lvzdory.
tom zvlaSt6 vyznamena kongreS enz odroc Sc mi
nuou sobou. Nkdy pred tim nepanovalo
pjet mezi zakonodarnym vykonnym odvetvm vady, ako
mez senatem presidentem Wsonem chvile Sc
/ til mirovou smlouvou Parze.
Vysedkem bylo nejenom TO- re iedna Amerika vSech
Vatlcich zemi neschvala mrovou smouvu jest dosud
(techncly We vace Nemeckem Rakouskem, ale zarove
zanedbavany byy probl6my domac Nekere techto jsou
lvemi naehaye jake plad drahota zvotnich potfeb
chVafen mimi Snad jediny dobrJ zakon ktery kongres
pfal tax budzetn pfedohu reformu vadniho
nancnlcv president Vetoval ako nestavn Jei
most poZustaVaa tom odprala predentov pravo
d uradu, kdyby dobre aznal generalnho
eho pruclho urednik jez president ustanovuje zda
la to postacena pr6na tax ddlezteho zakona
tom jiste budou Sc nahedy r6zniti.
DO prosnce bude mezi presdentem senatem primeri
nebot lee by neoGekavaneho ysyto nesede kon
greS pred tim mesicem vsechno poukazuie tom ze al
priSt kongres zasedne pc bfeznu 1921 budou Bl
lem Dome kapitoe sein6 poltckc vry liz vyhrae ta
i neb ona strana pgSch volbach.
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lie stfidave hospodafeni. Nenl
|pochyby, re vice 100000 a.
kra, ktere V poslednich dvou
rocfch osevany byly obilim, bu
de letos pouzfvano "a louky.
Tato malo potesitelna zpra-
va hodi Sc ma pomery V jill
n5ch statech stredniho zapa-
du, zvlaste pax plati pro sou
sedni stat Illinois, nemz Sc IL
plathuji stejne hospodafske,
pracovni povetrnostni pome-
Try. Take tomto statu pocit'u-
| je SO trpce nedostatek delniku.
Jak tajemnik illinoiskeho roll
nickeho spolku, D. 0. Thomp-
son, prohlasil, panuje ma far
mach illinoiskych letos vetsi
nedostatek delnikn, nez jakya
tam zaznamenan byl kdykoli
4
pred tim. ami roka valecnych
nevyjimaje. Ackoli mzdy byly
znacne zvyseny - na mno-
hych farmach zvlaste Sc
vernf casti statu, plati Sc az
1890 mesicne - a ackoliv mia
dym muzim poskytuii Sc jine
zvlastni vyhody, ii prece dava-
| il prednost velkych mestIm,
kde hledaji dobre "dzaby''. Cd
| haduje Sc, re nemene nez sedm
nact procent mladych delnlku
odeSlo farem We statu lllinol-
su. Jisty farmarsky agent We
sve zprave, podane jmenova-
nemu tajemniku, pravi: Mia
di muzi V poslednich mesicich
tax rychle opousteli fanny, re
diva nebo tfi Y kazdych desetl
| farmaru nemaji zadneho po-
mocnika. Mnozi z Mich mali
32O akrG, ktere nyni musi sa-
mi obdelavati. Y pristehovalec-
kych osadach tyto pomery ne
isou tax zle, pon6vadz hosi zu-
stavaji spise pri hospodarstvl
a nestehuji sc tolik do NEST. Z
mladych muzu, kteTi "a valky
Sli X voisku, vratilo Sc ma ven.
kov, kdyz armada byla rozpu-
Stena, jen asi 25 procent, 0.
, statni nasli 81 praci jlnde. Is
, tomu ieSte pfistupule, re mia
di farmarSti d6lnici umeji "a
chazeti automobily trakto
ry a to jim cini lehkynl naJit
81 zamestnani dilnach a CARA
zich mestskych.'
4 Z okresu Mclean jiny agen
4 oznamuje, re jedne nedavn'
: soboty doslo tam sedmnact ga
, dosti svobodne a tricet zado
sti 0 zenate delniky, kdezt'
|; denne prumerne praci Sc al
ST len Sest delniku a tee!
> sotya polovina pomySli ma pra
ci polni. X tomu dodava tent'
!, iednatel: "Situace le prot
povazlivejSi, nez byla "a valky
Jeden predni farnar bude z
> sve 24O akrove farmy obdela
II vati ien tolik co zmuze S
v svym 14letym synem, vsechn
n ostatni oseie travinami. To j
h vsak pripad, ktery Sc opakul
@ Y celem okresu.
J. Z okresu Vermillion ozna
il mule jiny jednatel, ze poptaV
} ka DO farmafskych delnicicl
t. Jest letos celych so procen
vetsi nez byla loni, kdezt
j. mzdy zvysily sc 25 procent
= Produkce letosnl bude V Gu
. sledku toho menSi a slce Ia
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-04

the Pinney theatre Friday evening.
Irene Briegleb and Rachel Bean
spent the week end in Boise. They
heard the operas III Trovatore" and
Lucia" which were given. Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Joe Dilley and Irene Pinkerston
heard Faust rendered Friday eve
ming.
DR.. Carl Solomon, Marion Elem
mer, Mrs. Flemmer and Georgia An
drews were among those who at
jtended the opera Friday evening.
Helen Chalfant, Gertrude She .ma.
ker, Mary Miller, Ezra Hinshaw
Harold Jester and James Hawke,
motored to Boise Friday. A swim il
the natatorium, a picnic lunch at Jul
ia Davis park and the opera Faust
at the Pinney theatre in the evening
all went together in the making of ;
very pleasant evening