The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-27

oiS Specially invited TO near TINS ad-
dress at the Community House.
Ralph Beal was a Boise visitor
Tuesday on business.
Summer sausage and Cersalat sau-
sage, hne for quick lunches. Flynn's
Grocery. f27
There will be services at the Cath
olic church Sunday. First mass al
$50; second mass at 1890; Sunday
school at GAS. L. Marx, S. NJ.
Judge Ed L. Bryan went to Weiser
Monday evening where he heard the
case of ]. NJ. Mayheld. Mayheld was
found to be insane and was committed
to the asylum.
5. H. Clay has been nominated for
the position of postmaster at Clay
tonia which will be opened as soon
as the papers can be returned from
Washington. Inspector Neal and
Postmaster Horn visited Claytonia
last week and made arrangements
for the opening of this Office. Clay
tonia is located in Owyhee county
near Froman's ferry.
Baker & Harris always sell to the
same people-they must have a good
reason for coming back. f6-m6
Caldwell is interested in the recon-
mendation Senator Brady has made
to Secretary Lane that the Reclama-
ton Service hereafter furnish free
water to the Caldwell Experiment
Station. Ever since the Experiment
Farm was established the business
men of Caldwell have paid for the
water. Senator Brady points out that
the farm is benefit to all the settlers
on the tract and all should pay for
same. The recommendation will
probably be adopted.
Seven new citizens were made al
the present session of the district
court. Those naturalized are: Geo
and B. F. Alderman of New Ply
mouth, natives of Switzerland; vii.
liam L. Smith of Parma, native of Can
ada; Berndt Sunbald of Parma, native
OF Sweden; Neil Gordon of Payette
native of England; John Hodkinson
of Caldwell, native of England; Mich
ael Clark of Greenleaf, native of Ire.
land.
Miss May Pearson of Greenleaf
who has been confined to her home
for several days with conclusion Of
the brain, has, under the care of DIR
Henry, SO improved that she is able
to be around again.
ChaS. Lee of Caldwell and c. l.
Pearson of Greenleaf have been under
DIR. Henry's care for treatment fol
blood poison. Both cases required
deep missions to eliminate pus. We
are pleased to note that both patient.
are improving.
Miss Cora Keithley visited friends
at Weiser a few days this week.
Mesdames Hagelin, Walling ant
Orr of Nampa were guests of Mrs
Ed l.. Bryan Saturday
Miss Gertrude Keithly left Monday
for Caldwell, in company with Mrs. |
r. Langford, with whom she will visit
On her return she will stop at Parma
and visit with DR.. +. A. Schmitz and
family. Mrs. Langford, who was {
former resident of Midvale, has beer
visiting the past two weeks with Mrs
Fife Keithly and other friends in thi,
locality.-Midvale Reporter.
]. II. Northrop of Notus was bust
ness visitor in Caldwell Monday.
Henry Gouh representing the Unior
Meat Company of Portland, las
Tuesday paid E. ]. Teerink, mes;
ranchman, $1,000 for four hogs
which would indicate that the EN-
NETT valley can grow hogs of size
as we'll as quality.-Emmett Index
Miss Verna Church of Middleton
was a visitor in Caldwell Monday.
Don't forget that we have a fine
line of dried fruits to select from
Flynn's Grocery. f.,
People who once trade with Bake
& Harris always come back. There
must be a reason. font
Spend your dollars at home anc
they will come back to you. Every
dollar spent in this town IN the way
of business helps its merchants
tends to increase its population, it
educational interests, its social life
thereby making it a more desirabl,
place in which to make ones home
and to make it better market for tn,
eggs, butter and other products o
| the farm. 1t pays the farmer to- hav,
nearby center where he may witt
his family enjoy the social and othe
privileges for which they crave an,
which they could not otherwise graf
ify unless at a great expense the
visit distant cities. By all mean
boost your home town for its ow
sake and yours and for the benefit G
the surrounding country. Send you
dollars away from home and they ar
gone from you forever-Payette In
dependent.
A cordial invitation is extended t
you to attend the Millinery Openin
Monday, March End, 1914. M. /
] Gilpan Sarchet. DIP Main street.