The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

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Five rifles and shot guns have been
won and awarded for craftsmanship
at the Indoor Rifle Range. and the
sixth rifle on deck. A big shoot next
week and valuable prize. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. 1. Andrews entertained happy
group at a cafeteria supper last Friday
evening. There wer three tables with
four at each table Mr. Hedden won
the prize after supper was over.
The regular c. w. B. NJ Auxiliary
meeting of the Christian church was
held at the home of Mrs. T. E. Walker
on Kimball avenue Wednesday after
noon. There was a large attendance
and a good program was presented.
Mrs. Steele was the leader.
Gered Fisher and wife, old acquaint-
ances of V. D. Hannah and wife who
reside at Pullman, Washington, and
who have been on a visit to their old
home in southeast Indiana, stopped off
and spent New Years with the Han
nahs Mr.. Fisher was greatly inter
ested in what he saw Of the country
and promises to look over this section
during the coming growing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Binford left for
Portland Wednesday evening where
they stop a sort time and then go on
to California for an extended visit.
Miss Ada May Dorman has been
sick with pneumonia and is recovering
from the attack at this writing.
J. S. Binford and wife left Wednes-
day evening for California for few
weeks stay They go to San Fran
cisco and make the trip to Los An
geles by boat.
Mr.. Walter McCreery, nephew of
Mrs c. H. Calkins, has returned to his
home in Iowa and writes that his
health improved while in Idaho so he
can enter business and has gone into a
r. r. office there. The weather is not
as mild there as it is in Idaho, as the
thermometer registers % to 80 below
zero.
With this issue Mr.. F. G. Burroughs,
who has edited this paper for four
years, sewers his connection with the
paper. The active management and
editorial duties devolves on ]. Walter
johnson, who will make his editorial
bow to the public in the next issue and
who has already assumed management
of the plant. For the present Mr.
Burroughs will assist Mr. d. F. Banks
in the Saratoga Stationery Store
Caldwell News.
Our Sign work is right-The Big 2,
The L. L. L. club met at the home
of Myra Agee Saturday afternoon. At
the business meeting new. officers for
the coming year were elected as fol-
lows, President, Francis Rice; vice
Myra Agee; secretary, Edna
Askey; treasurer, Alta Potts. After
the business was concluded dainty re-
were served. Those present
we're Alta Potts, Edna Askey, Ruth
dcNair, Ruth Martin, Myra Agee, Des-
lie Dietrich, Eldora Campbell, Marie
Berger, Ethel Sebree and Charlotte |
Steelman.
Tonight is the extra number pro-
cured by the lecture course committee
n the attraction of DR.. George Gilbert |
bancroft. DR.. Bancroft is one of the |
pest public speakers on the public
platform and the audience this evening
will receive treat. He will speak on
he Psychology of Commercialism.
Why some men are successful in bust
less and Professional life, why others
re not; why men succeed in one line
etter than others. This lecture has
zen given great many times
the west this fall and win
er and every place has been con
idered masterpiece. The lecture
ill begin at $50. Tickets on sale at
ne Saratoga Stationery Store. You
ill enjoy this man.
The Gray Eagle & Silver City Mining
o., filed articles of incorporation Jan.
It'll, in the county clerks office. The
mount of capital stock named is
100000, the place of business, Cald-
'ell. The five directors are T. NJ.
iiehol, James Cox, A. NJ. Cox, Fred
orst, Thos E. Buckner
Notice of Sheriff. Sale