The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-31

most his entire place in producing
crops. He claims he has demonstrate
ed his method many times and it has
never failed to work, and he is now
signing up owners of alkali lands
agreeing to reclaim the same. This
is an important statement to the land
owners in the Dixie and other alkali
| districts and means a renewed activity
in the marketing of these lands.
Miss Jewel Hicko<, who has been
spending the winter in Caldwell with
her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Cleaver, left Fri
day on No. E for her home in Santa
Anna, California.
Prof and Mrs. H. T. French, who
| are in charge of the Washoe Commu-
nifty School, spent last Sunday in Cald-
well visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Large and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting in the
home of Joe Kahn for several weeks,
left Saturday to make their home in
Boise, where Mr.. Large will be en-
ployed in laundry. Mrs. Large is a
sister of Mrs. Kahn.
Budd Robinson, the noted Cowboy
Evangelist. comes to Caldwell Feb
ruary LIST to hold series of meetings.
Armory hall has been engaged for
the meetings. Mr.. Robinson has been
engaged in the evangelistic work for
for twenty-five years.
Schubert Concert Company tonight
at the M. E. church.
The Weiser basket ball team will
play the Caldwell high school teams
tonight at the high school gymna stun.
Mr.. Case went to Parma on No.
Tuesday evening to address the Mems
club at that place.
The Schubert Concert Company
gives an entertainment tonight under
the auspices of the Good Samaritan
Sunday school class, of which Mr.. o.
V. Bailey is teacher. Caldwell peo-
pie will be given rare treat by this
company.
Mrs. Myers, primary teacher at
Midway, had the misfortune to slip /
on the ice Tuesday, severely spraining
her right arm. She is able to be in
school, but carries her arm in a sling.
Messrs. Dykstra and l. F. Stewart
Of Nampa, assisted in the minstrel
show orchestra given by the Caldwell
band Monday and Tuesday nights.
r. S. Madden and Curtis Hayden
we're Boise visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Frost has so far recover
d from her recent illness as to be
BILE to attend to business again.
J. J. Walling was down from Nampa
N important business Tuesday.
Attorneys Hagelin and Frank Esta-
rock, Jr., were. down from Nampa
ttending to business at the court
ouse Tuesday.
Miss Lila Mitchell of Wilder, spent
friday and Saturday in town, the
est of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell.
Mrs. H. w. Dorman was a Boise
isitor Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson of Nampa,
5ere entertained at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. M. J. Devers Thursday of
ast week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
len Dunlap has been very sick the
asst week.
Miss Ida Thompson of Midway
chool, spent Saturday and Sunday
the home of J. M. Thompson.
Mrs. N. f. Harris. the milliner. is
expected home this weeks
The Evening Bridge club, which
let at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Devers Thursday, Jan. %, had as
uests Mr.: and Mrs. Robertson of
ampa. The prizes of the evening
ere won by Mrs. B. M. Holt and Dr. 4
igray.
Fred Mitchell was Boise visitor
aturday. :
Mrs. P. A. Boulton and Mrs Paul :
urphy were Tuesday dinner guests s
Mrs. Ward Stone. =
The College Art Study club met !
18th Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchlev
uesday evening. 8
Mr.. George Ackley was in the civ 4
ON Thursday until Monday :
The student body of the COLLEGE of =
laho elected their new officers We'd !
esday.
MIR. Blaine Robertson of Mamma :
as caller in this city on Thursday :
last week. 3
Mrs. Amy Mitchell and Mrs. Rose :
arris were Middleton callers last
aturday