The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

JAS Bedford and Judge S. Ben Dun
lap have returned from across Snak
river where they spent a week il
hunting. They had very pleasan
outing.
Miss Erma MCGEE left Wednesda
for Portland where she takes a posi-
ton with library association OF tina
city. Miss MCGEE has made specia
study OF library work.
Special reduced prices on all trim
med hats and street hats for fair weel
at OH Main Street. NJ. +. GIlgan
Sarchet. $50
Miss Ethelwyn FORMER lett We'd
nesday for Payette where she spen
few days visiting friends and rela
tives.
A. J. Mcfarland. one of the earl,
settlers on the Payette river, was ovel
IRON Falks Iuesdxy uansactInR bust
ness.
The Beaver River Power Co. ha,
changed its name to the Idaho Power
& Light Co.
The Forward club will tender theil
regular annual reception to the teach
49, ~ SAS AASy a. SuC SOL44Q 81 ia
club rooms this evening at S.jU.
LII Portland Union Stock Yard!
20. has issued Tor free distribution az
interesting booklet entitled "tacins
Northwest swine Industry" 1t VIII
be mailed to anyone upon application
Remember the dance all 1air week a,
X +. hail; best floor. special music.
good time guaranteed.-Av. SO
- Mr.. and MRS. W. ii. Wade OF Inde-
pendence, kans., are in the city, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lyon
and MIR and Mrs. E II. Spltzmesser.
Mr.. Wade Is engaged IN the wnoie-
sale grocery business in Kansas.
MISS DOT Dickens OF Bruneau is in
Caldwell visiting her sister, Alrs. Jos.
Strickland
Asa Andrews, one Of Parma's enter
prIsinG business men, was IN the city
this week attending court.
Mrs. ). }. Van Hynlng, accompanied
by her sister. returned last evening
from Portland.
l.. A. Goldsmith left Wednesday
evening for Great Falls Mont, wnere
he Is IN hopes OF getting some ditch
contract work.
Messrs. Nauman and Weston of
Missouri have opened an apple mar
ket on Arthur street. They will buy
apples for the eastern market.
Mrs. y. K. McNair went to Boise
Tuesday tor short visit with her
mother and daughter and to attend
the state tair. MISS Men air is attend
ing school at BOISE.
Messrs. y. u. Sasser and P. D.
of 90
day on business.
Mesdames ii. D. Blatchley and w.
A. Stone were at BOISE wednesday
to attend conference Of the Idaho
State Federation Of Women's
clubs. Mrs. Stone is chairman OF
committee which is gathering data
and statistics on wages paid women
in this state and on otner matters per-
to women.
SPECIAL reduced prices ON all trim
med mats and street hats for fair week
at OH Main Street. M. +. Gilgan-
Sarchet. so.
J. NJ. Smith, an instructor in the
School Of Commerce at tine College OF
Idaho, was injured IN a runaway at
Pocatello last week. His collar zone
was broken. Miss Kathryn Cooper
has been secured to take his place.
We will have new pattern hats, new
Fancy Feathers and new shapes for
fair week. M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet, OH
Main street. 40
j. M. Thompson transacted business
at Boise Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Bedwel has returned to
after few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Joe Kahn.
Miss Maud Decker was visitor in
Caldwell Saturday and Sunday. the
guest of her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
John Ross.
J. b. Gowsn, one of the largest
wool buyers in the state. left 1ues-
day evening for Boston, where he
will consult with New England wool
en- manufacturers whom he represents
in the west. He will be in Boston
Ind other manufacturing cities for a
month or six weeks.
E. 6. Garrison arrived in Caldwell |
Tuesday from Grand Island. Neb. He
will locate here permanently having
llready purchased land near the city.
Mr.. Garrison brought with him three
:arloads OF thoroughbred cattle and
wine with which he will stock his
lace. The character OF the livestock
nay be appreciated when it is under
TODD that at Pocatello Mr.. Garrison
,as offered $9OOO per head straight
trough for his cattle. He felt that
they were worth $yUOO to the Poca-
clio man they were worth $9U.UO to
Ian about to locate in Caldwell.
, William K. Housely of Jordan VAL
y and Elizabeth A. Dement, OF Caid-
Iell were married at the court house
, this city Tuesday forenoon, Judge
larger performing the ceremony.
Nobody would believe it in looking
/ him but it is tact nevertheless
lat c. K. Hickey of Nampa is a
and as proud as pea
ock. A daughter was born to Mr..
nd Mrs. u. b. Biggs at Nampa ;
tuesday,. Mrs. Biggs is a daughter Z
f Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey.
Star, up the road, is firing OF city :
fe with its expenses and bothera- ,
ons. A petition is being circulated
raging for an election at which the '
uestion of disincorporating shall be s
admitted to the people. We think l
lat Star-up-the-road is doing a
ensible thing and setting an example a
lat number of other villages might t