The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

The B. & l. Lunch changed hands
this morning. Bequeath & Wing
bought out Andrew Irvine.
If you eat hot cakes for breakfast
you should have Canadian Maple
Syrup on them. The Caldwell Gro
Gerry Co. sells it. 80.
Owen M. VanDuyn, Assistant At
torney General of Idaho, was in Cald-
well Tuesday morning on legal bust
ness. Mr.. Van Duyn was formerly
county attorney for Canyon county.
James Munroe left for Vale, Ore,
Tuesday morning to assume the duties
of cashier of the First National Bank
at that place. Mrs. Munroe and
baby will remain in Caldwell till a
suitable residence can be found.
At meeting of the City Council of
Emmett the City of Emmett and
J. H. Forbes & Co. came to settle
ment of their digerences. Messrs.
Forbes & Co. decided to accept $2O25,
the amount awarded them in the Dis
trict court.
The many friends of C. B.. Steun-
enberg, who recently went to Denver
to be treated for tuberculosis, will be
pleased to learn that he is improving
very rapidly and that assurance is
given that he will be cured. During
the past three weeks he has gained in
weight seven pounds.-Emmett Index.
Mr.. Mumford of the u, S. National
Bank has accepted an appointment in
Caldwell bank and will soon leave
to take up his new position. Mr..
Mumford has made many friends here
who will miss him. Elwood Clark,
cashier of the bank here is amongst
those who have, expressed regret that
Mr.. Mumford is going away.-Vale
Enterprise. We are pleased to say
Mr.. Mumford has arrived and appears
to be a most estimable gentleman.
According to DR.. Ray B. Hurd, vet
erinarian, the state of Idaho is freer
from diseased dairy cows than any
other state in the northwest. Dairy
cows are being tested in nearly every
part of the, state and thus far only
about one per cent have been found
diseased. This is in contrast with
Oregon, where out of 1900 cows test
ed, 4S6 were diseased and had to be
destroyed. And these figures do not
include Portland.-Payette Indepen-
dent. 1
In speaking of James Munroe, the
new cashier of the First National
Bank of Vale, the Oriano of that city
says: "Mr. Munroe is a man compe-
tent in every manner to fill the Of
flee, has had several years experience
in banking business, and comes well
recommended. He appears tot be
man who will well mix with the people
here and we believe he will be fit
ting successor to Mr.. Dunaway who
has built the bank business up to its
present high standard"
Judge Bryan of the Seventh Judi
cial district, emphatically declares he
will not be candidate for governor
at the coming primaries. This. brings
to our mind little story. A teasher
one day asked class of boys how
many would like to be president, and
all but one downcast fellow reid up
their hands. The teacher asked the
little boy if he did not want to be
president, and between snbs,., the boy
replied eyes, but it amt no use.
Pm democrat Mountain Home
Republican. = -.
Owing to the sickness of one of the
contestants, the, Cleaver extempora-
neous speaking contest y. was post
poned until next Monday evening.
This contest is an annual event al
the College. This year the general
subject is Labor and Capital. Two
hours before the contest the faculty
of tho College will meet and decide
what particular phase of the subject
shall be discussed: At thisetime thu
contestants. will leave tthairr subject
Only students in the coiiegiate depart
ment are eligible. The prize is agolC
medal. Last year Miss Marie Boone
was the successful contestant.