Mitchell Fisk Wedding Celebrates Parma Pair
Bess Estelle Fisk and Clarence Edwin Mitchell married Thursday evening at Parma Idaho home of Mr and Mrs Fred E Fisk. Ceremony by Dr W J Boone with music by Miss Amy Reeves. Couple to a wedding tour then home in Parma city. About seventy guests attended with many gifts noted.
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Fred E. Fisk
Parma
Idaho
Bess Estelle
Clarence Edwin Mitchell
W. J. Boone
College of Idaho
Amy Reeves
Caldwell
Parma Cornet Band
Mitchell
Portland
San Francisco
J. C. Blackwell
8. C. Fisk
Clara Fisk
Chenoa, Il
Carrie Ewing
Pontiac, IL
Ella Runft
E. J. Davis
Boise
Organize Fruit Growers Association Meeting
Fruit growers from this valley region plan a meeting next Tuesday night at the Commercial Club rooms to organize a fruit growers association. The aim is mutual improvement and cooperation in purchasing supplies and standardizing fruit varieties for larger orchard shipments to attract wholesale dealers.
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Commercial Club
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Nuisance case heard in city court
Judge Shorb presided over the State versus Pickard and Roberts action in city court. The defendants faced a nuisance charge over a Belmont Street cartel manure operation whose odor was alleged to disturb residents. The case featured witnesses including Robert Farrar and others corroborating the odor complaint.
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C. B. Marlatt
Mra. Squier
Jury Deliberations End With Jury Verdict In Sulky Case
The case proceeded after subpoenas issued to neighbors. A jury was impaneled and the defendants demanded a jury trial. Juror T. M. Ward demanded payment before trial. the case continued. The jury returned a verdict finding the defendants sulky, with Judge Shorb assessing $20 plus costs. An appeal to the district court is anticipated.
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T. M. Ward
Water Analysis Urged By The Tribune In City
The Tribune urges analyzing city water amid rumors and concerns over purity, noting wells are not as pure as when first dug and that a securely packed sample analysis would ease public unease. Legal notices list numerous land and property transfers in Idaho, detailing grantors, grantees, sections, townships, ranges, and monetary considerations.
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Tribune
Local and social events of the week in Boise
Boise social notes list visits by Helen Dee Daphne Gowen and Miss Mercer new teachers arrival, family gatherings Kensington party for Mrs J A Young, trips to Portland coast and mountains, birthday party for Elinor Christopher with luncheon, and various residents returning from travels. Several mentions include Lieutenant George Steunenberg from Cuba, Senator Borah aide Earl Venable in Caldwell, and the fair stock sale plans over ten thousand dollars for October after the county fair.
Not Guilty in Idaho Game Law Case
The case State of Idaho vs Tobe Froman and George Potter, heard in Judge Hegelin's court, ended with not guilty verdicts after a jury trial. The defendants claimed frogs were the target and hip boots were needed for wading. The verdict reflected doubt and the deputy warden's push to enforce game laws.
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State of
Idaho
Tobe Froman
George Potter
Hegelin
Can yon County Fair Directors Meet For Stock Display
The Canyon County Fair Association directors met at the secretarys office to plan space for stock and an addition to the agricultural hall. Grange groups will display for cash premiums for top farm product displays. Entries should be submitted at least two weeks before the fair. Premium lists are being mailed countywide. Horses will follow last years policy. no out of county purses. The fair is for farmers not gamblers. Levi Normans funeral was held Monday after postponement due to his Eastbound brothers late arrival.
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Canyon County Fair Association
Grange
Canyon County
Fire destroys Norman barn after sudden illness
Norman was taken to hospital for a delicate operation and, around five o'clock, a fire alarm revealed the Norman barn in flames. Two horses were rescued, but the barn and its contents were destroyed. The family has the community's sympathy in this affliction.
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Norman
Church Services and Holy Mass Notices
Christian Church schedules preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Bible School at 10.20 a.m. and Union Endeavor at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Catholic Church announces Holy Mass on Sunday August 23 at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. all invite relatives and friends. JOS Drey er M
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Bible School
Union Endeavor Service
Charch of the
Jos, Dreyer
Coal Supply Warning From Central Lumber Co Letter
D H Andrews of Central Lumber Co receives a letter warning of potential coal shortages after September 1 due to labor troubles. The letter, dated Aug 17 1908 from Salt Lake City, notes a possible repeat of the disruption seen two years ago if issues are not resolved, though settlement before that date remains possible but unlikely.
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D. H. Andrews
The
Central Lumber Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
L. Ritter
Brady Train Heads South to Boost Governor Candidate
The Pocatello Tribune reports a special Pullman train will depart Pocatello August 31 carrying hundreds of southeastern Idaho Republicans to the state nominating convention in Boise September 1. Three bands will accompany the journey and every traveler will wear Brady badges as banners adorn the cars.
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Pocatello Tribune
James H. Brady
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Brady poised for Idaho governor nomination amid boosters
The piece notes Brady's likely Idaho governorship as delegates push his nomination at the state convention. A special railroad rate will bring supporters from Caldwell and other towns, with estimates of 200 from Pocatello. The report also covers a sensational ball game at the fair grounds between Caldwell fats and jeans, a large procession, and telegrams of support.
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Brady
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Park Branch
Mackay
Fats
Jeans
Caldwell
Fats and Jeans
Carboys
Arnica
Red Cross Society
Odd Fellows Home Proposed for Caldwell Idaho
At a Caldwell meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows a year ago M Ht Gwinn offered ten acres for an Odd Fellows home. A four man committee is to report at Boise in October. Howard Sebree may donate adjoining land if needed. A local five member committee will present a plan to the Grand Lodge. Caldwell supporters expect the home to be located here with substantial building and grounds improvements and steady visitor interest.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Caldwell
M. Ht. Gwinn
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Grand
Holve
Howard Sebree
Gwinn
Boise
Tribune
Idaho
Court House News of Week Highlights and Notices
Sheriff Thorp travels to Hagerman to visit brother family. Two defaults—McCormick & Co. v Leonard for $2500 and Dewey v Bell Mining for $944. One marriage license issued this week to Lassman and Flora of Cliffs. Admin actions: Giesler named public administrator. estate of Kaegi valued at $8000 with no heirs. Petition filed to appoint Iver Peterson as administrator for Gallagher estate. Deputy Billy Parrish injured in an organ incident. open hunting seasons and bag limits listed for Sagehen to gnail and other game with various dates.
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Badley
McCormick & Co
L. O. Leonard
EB. H. Dewey
Bell of Thunder Mountain Mining Co
Carl Giesler
Rudolph Kaegi
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Ed Burbin
Leon H. Patton
Aron
Garber
Amanda Garber
Fred
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Towship
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Mary Mills
H. B. Marks
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Emmett
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James R. Keith
Fred H. Davis
Waterhouse
Nampa
Charles Sandberry
W. H. Wilhelmo
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Harry John Rupert
John Melton Rupert
Mamie A. Whitney
Isaac Neal
Alonzo Whitteman
Mountain View
Amelia C. M. Hoffer
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Helen Dee
O'Connor
Daphne Gowen
Sumner Dee
Dan Ruby
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Payette
the Fair Association
George Steunenberg
Cuba
J. A. Young
C. C. Anderson
O. M. van Duyn
Ada Madden
Hawaiian Islands
W. A. Stone
Helen
Ralph Oakes
Mr. Boone
Mr. Oakes
Elinor Christopher
Helen Stone
Ida Shorb
Hazel Miller
Jessie Miller
Lara Reffner
Edith Stovel
Celia Shuee
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Ruth McNair
Elsie Myers
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Levi Norman
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Brady Train
Fats and Loans
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W. Taft
Des Moines
Iowa
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Della Pringle
J. F. Herr
Hills
Jack Riddle
Moscow
William Husted
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Owyhee County
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Iver Peterson
Charles Gallagher
Billy Parrish
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