The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-07

Monday. Mr.. Little informs The
Tribune that the Caldwell merchants
are doing better business than the
Boise merchants, considering the diff
| ference in The size Of the towns.
n John lessen announces that he will
Ebe a candidate for director in the
Black Canyon Irrigation District for
precinct No. |. The election will be
kheld Tuesday, Dec. 9.
/E. A. Culbertson, prominent bank
Ter of Salt Lake was in Middleton
Tuesday getting acquainted with the
officers of the State Bank and looking
after his newly acquired interest in
the institution having taken S. D..
Simpsons place in the board of stock
holders.-Middleton Herald.
~. H. Gipson returned from. north
idaho, British Columbia and eastern
was hington Sunday.
IMonday 200 head of feeders were
Shipped to DR.. NJ F. Morrison at
Glenn's Ferry by the Caldwell Cattle
Co. DR.. Morrison had been in the
city several days making the pur-
chase. =.
Razor all right. STRIP, my good
man." said the customer, "if you
hadn't mentioned it, ! should never
have known there was a razor on my
face" The tonsorial artist smiled de-
lightedly. "Thank you, sir,". he said.
NO." adde dthe customer, refectively
Il should have thought you were us
ing file"
1Dr. NJ, Nichter Of Weiser has
returned to Caldwell and will resume
his practice here. DR.. Nichter will
also engage in the auction business. /
Jim Ford arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening after an absence of
month on business.
A-branch of the Eilers Piano house
was opened in this city Tuesday, in
the Hartenbower building. The es-
Enlistment isrin charge of R. E. Ray
of Boise and carries complete line.
of; musical instruments. ~
The monthly sales day Of the Union
stock yards was fully as successful
as usual, thousands of dollars. chang
ing hands. Buyers from eastern and
western points were on hand.
c. Fl. Wheeler of Weiser is visiting
his son George D. Wheeler. II
County Attorney B. w. Henry at
tended to business at Boise Monday,
I The L. T. L. will given an apple
social at the Christian tabernacle FRI
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mothers
are. especially invited.
\ c. M. Ainsworth of the Winnemuc-
ca Northern surveying crew was in
Caldwell few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moore of Merid-
ian spent few days in Caldwell this
week visiting friends. They were on
their way to Portland and stopped off
here. T.
DIR. w. H. Johnson this week re-
ceived and installed an X-ray photo
kgrapic apparatus.
The Rev D. B. Titus will hold "a
series of. revival meetings at Weiser
commencing November II. - {.
The w. R. c. held an interesting
and important meeting at the hall
Saturday afternoon. The department.
president, the department inspector
and several ladies from Nampa were
kpresent.
A. L. Casad of the reclamation SER
vice met with painful hut not sef-
ious accident Saturday while unload
ing barrel of oil from an interurban
car. The Darrell, weighing 400 pounds
Eroled off upon his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. MCGEE have
moved into town for the winter. They
have rented the Campbell residence
on the Boulevard. :s
. Archie MCGEE left Saturday for
Kerxosha, Wis, where he has accept
ed position as draughtsman in the
mechanical department of the RamA-
Ter Automobile Co. Mr.. MCGEE shows
unusual talent along this line and his
services were secured as soon as the
Kenosha company's attention was
called to him by Mr.. c. S. Doan Of
this city: Mr.. Niece has been in
tine the employ OF Mr.. Doan for some
Mrs. Steelman entertained the ladies'
of the Christian church Wednesday,
afternoon. - TO s!
Fifteen young ladies, members Of
the College Walking Club. walked 70
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
again Tuesday afternoon. N