The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-19

Honors for Idaho won by J. H.
Trout of Roswell Idaho, at Pacific
International Live Stock Exposition,
held in Portland, Oregon, last week.
There were ten car loads of hogs en-
tered as show stock, from Washing
ton, California, Oregon and Idaho.
Mr.: Trout won the prize, beautiful
solid silver cup, on best carload Of
50 hogs. weight Us to US. LIST prize,
SIPS, won BY Mr.. Trout. also 4th
prize on 50 hogs won by Mr.. Trout.
The show stock was driven through
the ring and sold to the highest bid
der. Mr.. Trout received 1885 per
hundred pounds for his best ones
while the regular price was $500
per hundred. Mr.. E. S. Sweet of
Grangeville, Idaho, won first prize,
SIPS, on best carload of heavy weight
hogs.
Mr.. John Nicholson reached home
Friday morning from an extended
visit with his daughters in Pocatello
and Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pettis, of Ka-
sofa, Minnesota, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Pettis are spending the win
ter with Mr.. John Pettis' daughter
Mrs. Henry Stark.
Mrs. c. L. Park and sister, Mrs
Caddis, of Parma, attended the ba-
zaar Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox are stopping at
the. A. J. lockwood home while
their house is being repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Hill visit
I'd in Fargo East Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward lockwood
were Caldwell visitors last Wednes.
day. Miss Bertha, Wood of CSld.
well returned with them and is /;
guest in in the lockwood home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Swigert spen
Sunday as guests in the home D
George Swigert in Big Bend.
A valuable horse belonging to Jas
per Bennett died Saturday.
Mrs. Everett Tate and Mrs. I.or;
Pillsburg of Big Bend attended III,
Presbyterian Bazaar Friday.
Mr.. Vern Wall, who has been em
ployed with Mr.. J.. H. Lowell TO
several years, left for Union, Ore
gon, Monday evening. He expects
to be away some time.
The many friends Of Miss Pear
Bollinger will be pleased to hear
that she is improving nicely. Sh,
is still at the hospital in Boise.
The Roswell young people who
Valley last Sunday were entertain
ed at a chicken pie dinner after tn,
The Woodmen held a meeting a
the Bragg Hall Monday. They hae
fo m Lo ~
The subject for debate was, "Re
solved, That the Pure Seed Law il
a Benefit to Idaho Farmers" Tn,
Affirmative side won.
Mr.. Edgar Dilley arrived Tue day
morning from visit of three week:
with relatives and friends in Min
nesota.
A meeting of the Highland
Threshing Machine l~pmpany wa:
held at E. P. McCormicks home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur John is having hi.
house plastereh.' Mr.. tWoif, who
lives on the island, is doing tn,
work.
A large crowd attended the Ba
zaar FrIaay afternoon and evenin.
at the Presbyterian Church TIL,
proceeds from the supper, ,cand,
and the fancy work booth amount
ed to about 5000.
Miss Helen Hawkness of Fargo
visited school last Friday afternoon
Miss Leora Peter was in Caldwell
last Saturday, going on to Boise t.
remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mcconnell
were business visitors in Caldwell
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Dillev's class in Sun
day School met with her Monda,
solicit money for the Christmas en-
tertainment to be given at the Pres
byterian Church next Wednesda,
evening.