The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-15
=. 5. Doan returned from ketchum

=. 5. Doan returned from ketchum
Sunday.
=. II. Turner, president and general
manager OF the Union Stock ard,
oaleS company, shipped carload OF
heavy draft horses and car OF tuI-
DloOued dairy cattle to La Grauue
tuesday.
MISS Alice Carpenter OF New York,
national organizer OF une Progressive
party, was III IaluWeu TUESDAY ana
wednesday,. tuesday afternoon sne
addressed the members OF the FOR
ward ciuO at the home OF MIS-. /. ii.
turner on the question OF woulan
Suffrage. In the evening Miss Lal-
penter delivered an open air ADDRESS
al front OF the city hall.
herman WlIteDUrg arrived III Caiu-
Weii monday from Last InICagO, Ill
ulana, Wnere he Is assistant superln-
teuuent OF the International Leau
Nenning company, one OF the largest
leau reunerles III Inc word. Mr. VIII
teDorg, accompanied by MS wl1e anu
SON EaTL VIA return east III aDout
Two weeks.
/. >. Lover, living three and a hail
miles west OF town, mas just tnresneu
uIS gram. Mr. Cover 5 ylelu was :.
trlne over ~ DuSneIS o. oats and ~
uusnelS OF wheat per acre. lie was
one OF the hrst IN has section to
In1esh.
Frank f. Trotter, editor and mana
ger Oh the OWynee Avalancne uuring
une past year, mas severed his con-
necuons with the Silver City paper.
ne was succeeded by }. >. Flanagan,
formerly OF fayette. MT. lrotter az
rived In CalaweII Saturday. lie Is
undecided as to his future plans but
Will remain here tor a month or SIX
weeks.
Wednesday, July Is, at his home at
9Oo fOurtn avenue, Eugene, Ore, Jas.
NJ. fepparu, 0leu. f1e nau been SACK
4 long Time. ne was nearly ~ years
OF age. deceased leaves d wlIe, SON
ana lnree Adopted CnlIuren. Ar. rep
pard was WeA known IN CaldWen.
1 ne Aanlliy came mere at an early GATE
from me Lanes. lhey lett mere d
lew years ago 1or Eugene.
Ur. w. +. WaIurlp OF Parma was
IN the city MONDAY IOr lew hours.
Application Tor NATURALIZATION Pa
perS nave been MED III tne district
court by Carr klsenmenger, Max
oCnmld and John knne, an Oh Parma
and at present subjects OF Kaiser VII
nelm IL. lney are good clllzens y.
any country and straignt KepuDicans.
hey WILL become ClrlzenS at the next
term OF court.
Inc farma Herald says that the
Capital News says tnat Senator II. ~
DaIorldge says tnat ne WllI not De
Ganuluale al the next erection. 4 lie
u. y. r. Will have to take an invoice
OF Its senatorial timber WITHIN the next
lew months.
G. l.. Crookham has returned from
Mater county, Oklahoma, Wnere he
went some time ago TO look after MS
farming interests Inere. Mr. CroOK-
ham says that Oklahoma Is peSIereu
to DEAN with ClnCn bugs, heat ana
drouth and his only hopes OF paying
even Is through MS luanO larns.
Clerk otovel issued marriage IL
cense Saturday to MUTT =. Deen anu
Emma naZel IergenSen OF SWeet.
MT. and MrS. Adam BldCkStOck o.
Enterprise were vlsltors III Naluwen
Monday.
G. A. Doolittle and family have
moved to Emmett.
Mrs. o. M. 1rotter was able to re-
turn to her home on Deer Flat Fri
day. She recently underwent an OPP
Grafton at the hospital.
G. w. Prosser and family have ar
rived from Wisconsin and are now at
| IT. he
fair grounds.
A nine-pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Trotter at the Canyon
hospital Thursday morning.
Mrs. Frank Ross is still at the hos
pital suffering from an infected tooth
1t has been necessary to lance the