Scatterday Marries Miss Scouller of Pontiac
The wedding of Ralph B. Scatterday and Helen Mar Scouller occurred at 2:30 PM last Wednesday at the bride’s sister’s home in Pontiac. Scatterday, a prominent attorney, and Scouller, a former high school instructor, will vacation in the West before settling in Caldwell Idaho.
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R. B. Scatterday
Helen Mar Scouller
Pontiac
Scatterday
Smith & Scatterday
Tribune
Carrie Jacobs Bond
J. M. Lyon
Lohengrin
Grace B. Scatterday
J. H. Ryan
Emma Westermann
Lincoln
Nebraska
Beverly Oden Skinner
Athens
Ohio
J. D. Scouller
West Grove Street
George Detharding
Bellville
Pontiac Township High School
Michigan State University
Livingston County Bar Association
Caldwell
Idaho
Mra. Scatterday
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pontisc
City Treasurer Considers Bank Transfer of Funds
The Tribune reports the city treasurer asked the city attorney for an opinion on handing over city funds to the highest bidder for the daily balance, American State Bank. The attorney said the treasurer may choose whether to proceed with the transfer.
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the Tribune
American State Bank
Surprise Party for Greenfield Family at Deer Flat
A crowd of friends gathered at the Greenfields home on Deer Flat last Saturday evening for a surprise party. Nineteen young men and women attended, enjoying social games, music, and refreshments, leaving at a late hour. Attendees included Nora Chariton, Nellie Chariton, Lula Chariton, Edna Davis, Myrtle Crook, Bess Posey, Nora Ries, Blanche Greenfield, Rena Greenfield, Clyde Greenfield, Floyd Crooke, Clarence Martin, Meade Prevo, Glenn Miller, Arthur Vogt, Wess Char ity, Lawrence Davis, and others.
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Clyde
Blanche
Rena Greenfield
Deer Flat
Nora
Nellie
Lula Chariton
Edna Davis
Myrtle Crook
Bess Posey
Nora Ries
Floyd Crooke
Clarence Martin
Meade Prevo
Glenn Miller
Arthur Vogt
Wess Charity
Lawrence Davis
Clyde Greenfield
Millinery Opening Promises Latest Hats For Fall
A fine line of up-to-date street and tailored hats and trimmed hats in the latest Chicago styles will be on display at the Fall and Winter Opening on September 10, 11, and 12. MISS BE. M. TOOKER, successor to MISS RIDDLE, Little Block. Aug 29-Sep 5.
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Chicago
BE. M. Tooker
Riddle
Little Block
Scenic theater hosts Caldwell Commercial Club benefit
Judge Price donates Scenic theater next Tuesday for a Caldwell Commercial Club benefit. J. G. Turner will lead a large varied musical program, with the Caldwell Glee Club participating to enhance the evening.
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Judge Price
Scenic
Caldwell Commercial Club
J. G. Turner
Caldwell Glee Club
State Board of Equalization reports Canyon County assessable totals
The State Board of Equalization completed its work with Canyon County showing a total assessment of 5,945,189.85 and taxes for state purposes of 20,014.41. The board raised county valuation by 20 percent and increased patented land values from 8.15 to 10.18 per acre. Town lot values added 104,190.40 and merchants' valuations rose by 31,768.50. County, school, and city taxes will follow separately.
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State Board of Equalization
Canyon County
Twenty Dollars Postpones Boise Jail Breakout
R J Cook, the smooth escapee from Boise city jail, was recaptured near Eagle and jailed in Caldwell. He had stolen a rifle from Pete Watkins near Middleton, pleaded guilty before Judge Hagelin and was fined twenty dollars. His wife paid the fine, but he was later jailed again by Ada County for breaking jail and sentenced to sixty days. Gene Johnson escorted him back to Boise where further arrest followed. Authorities suspect wider crooked activity.
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R. J. Cook
Boise
Eagle
Caldwell
Pete Watkins
Middleton
Hagelin
Ada County
Gene Johnson
Leonard
Cook
Arrest in Notus Case Charges Rape and Bail Granted
Ernest Talbot was arrested near Notus on a rape charge and appeared before Judge Hagelin pleading not guilty. Bail of 1000 was posted. Hearing set for next Wednesday. Complainant is Miss Tony Leitrits of Notus, who says the assault occurred in a Notus ice cream parlor building. Howard King of Nampa filed letters of administration on the estate of Mary Grumbling.
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Ernest Talbot
Notus
Hagelin
Tony Leitrits
Howard King
Nampa
Mary Grumbling
Hastings urges railroad link through Idaho Oregon plains
General Hastings of Crete Nebraska, former Nebraska attorney general, traveled from Caldwell along the San Francisco Idaho and Montana line to Jordan Valley Oregon. He predicts vast gains from irrigation and railroad expansion, noting fertile soils, rising crops, and expanding mining, sheep and cattle industries in Idaho and Southeastern Oregon, and anticipates strong agricultural and stock growth with the railroad.
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George H. Hastings
Crete
Nebraska
Caldwell
Golden Gate
Hastings
Thair
Col. Place
Tribune
Idaho
Oregon
E. R. Place
San Francisco
Ida
San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railway
Jordan Valley
Southeastern
Dope Fiend Found Dead After Park Incident
Policeman Hodson found a weak man in the railroad park after No. 6 passed on Wednesday. He was taken to the hospital but died Thursday at 6 pm. The man, who identified himself as Nelson from Nampa, was in a confirmed dope habit with little information obtainable.
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Hodson
Nelson
Nampa
Just the Thing for Canyon County Farmers and Fruit Growers
A new Canyon County farm producers and fruit growers association held its first Caldwell meeting to organize a market for all farm produce. H W Dorman was elected chair, with Mahan outlining benefits from similar Colorado groups. A follow up session is set for September 6 at 2 pm in the Commercial Club to draft by laws and form incorporation. The effort aims to lift prices and profits for farmers and may offer stockholders a 25 percent return. A cordial invitation was extended to all Canyon County producers to attend.
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Canyon County
Commercial Club
Caldwell
H. W. Dorman
Mahan
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Interurban bill dispute to be settled at next city council meeting
The city council will rule on whether the Interurban must pay for city water. Mayor Smith may have instructed delays, but the Tribune says the bill should be paid by the Interurban. A decision will come at the upcoming council session. Also reported, William Brunskill of Esmen township threshed 1340 bushels from forty acres, about 34 bushels per acre, a large yield for the area but a modest harvest by local standards.
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Indiana
Boise Interurabn
City Water Works
Smith
Tribune
William Brunskill
Esmen
Nampa Seeks Sheriff Nominee Amid Local Rumors
The article urges in countywide interest for a sheriff candidate and notes rumors that Fred Davis, current police chief, may be the Democrat nominee. It credits Davis with curbing tramp activity in Junction City and argues for a capable man to enter the race.
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Nampa
Fred Davis
Davis
Boil Water in Sandpoint After Typhoid Cases
Several typhoid cases have emerged in Sandpoint as authorities warn residents who draw water from wells to boil it before drinking. City supply is considered safe, but externally sourced wells show contamination from surface seepage. Dr. Charles K. Moody notes historical tests found typhoid bacteria in well water. officials urge precaution though not alarm.
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Spokane
Charles K. Moody
Northern Idaho News
State Land Sale Promised With Deer Flat Irrigation Support
The Tribune notes a state land sale in this issue calling readers attention to a major sale in the county. Much of the land lies under the Deer Flat Irrigation project and the sale coincides with the Canyon County Fair. The item lists the sale as one of the largest in the county with high quality parcels.
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the Tribune
Deer Flat
Hubbard Interview Highlights Idaho Irrigation Efforts at Fair
D R Hubbard Boise City publicity director of the Idaho Water Users Association says Idaho yields and reclamation work dwarf miracle wheat claims. He notes 27 irrigation projects across 18 western states, reclamation act funds, and irrigated land profits, with photos and lectures showing forest and dam work at the state fair.
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Idaho
Abraham Adams
Julietta
D. R. Hubbard
Boise City
Des Moines
Adams
Saturday Evening Post
Alaska
Hubbard
Iowa
Reclamation Service
West
Idaho Water Users’ Association
Washington
Fair Grounds
Panama Canal
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Miss Scouller
State Board
John Cox
Viola Cross
Emmiet
Archie F. Waliker
Milford
Carrie Pearl Wilton
Exuntet
Des Moines Register
Moving Picture
Water Users’ Association
Idaho Lands
Forest Service
Middle West
Messrs. Fisk & Leigh
Parma
Haley & Turner
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