The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-19

Idaho is out and is one of the most
handsome that has come to our ex-
change desk. 1t is interesting to note
the increased scope Of several of the
courses. The catalogue is to be had
for the asking.
See the big demonstration in Hun
ter's window Friday and Saturday.
By beautiful living model.
Judge Henry. of Nampa. candidate
for prosecuting attorney, and Frank
Breshears, of Caldwell, candidate for
sheriff, were interested members of
audience at the Clagstone- Nc Cracker
Republican meeting in the l. 0. o. F.
hall on Monday evening.-Parma
Review
w. f. Plat of Caldwell, senior
member of the Platt-Peckham Furni-
ture & Undertaking company, with
stores in Parma and Caldwell, was in
Parma, Saturday, enjoying a frog
hunt on the Boise river, in company
with l. H. Kellar, resident manager
of the Parma store. Mr.. Plat car
ried home three dozen frogs legs,
weighing 3H pounds. The frogs were
the largest he has ever seen. He was
inveigled into coming for the frog
hunt by the tale of Mr.. Kellar, of
Parma, who claimed he had killed
Several frogs" whose legs weighed
four pounds. Mr.. Plat consulted
Mr.. Kellar's former pastor and then
packed suit case for Parma.-Parma
Review.
Sheriff Breshears, of Caldwell, was
in the city yesterday renewing old
acquaintences. He is out for office
again on the Republican ticket ana
has pleased everyone.
Will Monk, our county treasurer,
was also in the city and running to
succeed himself.-New Plymouth
Sentinel. ......
John A. Baker of Caldwell, candi-
date for sheriff of Canyon county on
the Republican ticket. was in the city
Monday. Mr.. Baker was at one time
sheriff of Harrison county, Missouri,
and was chief of police of Caldwell
for three years. He was here in COM
pany with an old friend, J. J. Petty,
who now resides at Turlock, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Petty recommends Mr..
Baker very highly, who says if Mr..
Baker is nominated and elected, will
make good of1icer.-Payette Indep-
endent
]. A. Elston, the well-known Cald-
we'll attorney who has made good at
the practice of law, is a prominent
candidate for Office of county attorney
He will abide the decision of his fell
low Republicans at the primary elect
ion to be held Tuesday, July 80
Nampa Record.
Rev. William s. Dando of Illinoi.
filled the pulpit in the First M. E
Church of Caldwell last Sunda!
Morning and evening. DR.. Powell
supplied for a great first church IL
Boise at the same hour. Mr.. Dan
do delivered two splendid sermons
during the day and mingled scolarl,
attainment with everyday life ant
gave the blending to a pleased ant
instructed audience. 1t has leake'
out since that he may come to Ida
no and take some of the leadin
fields and see what he can do 4
the west with his cohesive plan tina
has made his eastern church tn
talk of the entire state. TIL
preacher works with the Congrega
tionalists as best adapted for cal
rying out the most modern idea c
church life. Working from the be
sis that one preacher and on
church and one church audienc
} will supply the religious needs {
any town with two thousand soul
thu CongregatiOnalists have selecte
a few of the leading men to den
onstrate the truth of such cours
and whenever and wherever til
thing can be brought about, the
buy out or trade or agree or con
bine all the weak efforts into or
united whole. All the members I
whatsoever name or persuasion al
invited to come along with the PR
gressive work, bringing with the
every opinion and faith. No OF
needs to abandon a cardinal trut
or Idea and each one is his Ow
Judge as 10 what Is cardinal and Q
z sential and what Is not. In Il
r happy commingling all worship O.
n after the dictates of their const
\ ence. brotherly love continues al
= a broad horizon is opened. Ever
thing Ii left to the individuals Ov
construction of the Bible, and l
', one IL compelled to take the ide
Of another. 1t Ia their aim to e