The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-10

Oats, $1.25. Phone bales, ZooKI
Wizard Fertilizer is clean, odorless
Iastinq J3-l7
Go TO Hoover's for Ice Cream,
Crisnetts, Candy and refreshing drinks
VIA, street J10-l7
NJ Dutton will treat and cure
o,,orrhea. Office over Pure Food
Pyoi phone l55 m8-tf
The Wright company at the Bun
,-,low two night, beginning tonight;
gaioH con 10 and 20 cents. Jyl0
marriage license was issued Fri
,on last to Marshall Ray and Ruby
Ia3 both of New Plymouth.
Nrs H. M. Stiles, niece OF Mrs
\ T Harris, arrived Tuesday even
inc. She has spent year IN Berlin
studying music.
Dor,t hesitate-put it in the CLASH
81 Ads in The Tribune, and you are
hound to get results Hundreds have
and YOU can do the same.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Binford and
NJ and Mrs. Curtis Hayden left
Wednesday morning for the Meadows
where they will spend three weeks.
We have several hundred samples
;,st the thing for making rugs and
Ccomforts. Will sell SOC per hundred
While they last.-F. Weaver, Tailor,lt
Miss Clara Weight will spend a
three weeks vacation with her par
ents at Dixon, Ill. and relatives IN
the Windy City. She lett Sunday
morning.
Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday to Edward Frye and Pearle
R Bishop, both of Caldwell; and
Leonard Jay Starkey of Boise and
Edna NJ. Burau of Notus.
The capitol building will have to
shut up shop. The building has run
out OF funds. The people of Idaho
would have been long way to-the
good if it had never been in funds.
The Wright company has an envia-
Bile record on both sides Of the At
lantic. See and hear them in comedy
and drama at the Bungalow, Friday
and Saturday, July 10 and IL. JylO
H. D. Hanna & Co. are sole agents
for the celebrated Wizard Fer
til;zer J3-l7
Brightest and cleanest of comedy
and drama The Wrights at the Bun,
gaIow Friday. July TO- Jy10
W. w. Waterman is making some
extensive improvefents on his resi-
dence on the Boulevard by adding a
large double deck porch and the add
ton of two rooms to the main build
ing. Albert Gentzler has the con-
tract.
Misses Julia V. Finney and Cora B.
Bean entertained the D. A. R. and a
number of friends at Finney Hall
Thursday afternoon. A most pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by those pres
ent. Mrs. H. M. Stiles was the guest
of honor.
R. M. Mcclure is mentioned from
time to time as likely man for the
Republican nomination for county
Commissioner. Mr.. MCGUIRE served
the people of Canyon county in this
position a few years ago. He made
a splendid commissioner.
Messrs. Harry Brown and Harry
Berger have purchased the Palm
which was opened in this city some
little time ago by c. E. Wyckoff. The
new proprietors are enterprisinR
young men and will handle the bust
ness with care and to the satisfaction
of all parties.
J. M. Lewis, Caldwell manager of
the Mt States Telephone Co., and
three other telephone officials were in
Homedale last Friday looking over
the town and country with the view
OF putting in central station in
Homedale. They were all greatly i'm
pressed with this section. They have
not as yet definitely decided to estab-
lish an exchange here at the present
time. There is considerable talk Of
organizing a local company to put i'll
a system if the Mt. States people de-
eide not to do anything.-Homedale
Press.
Jap Duncan came in from Caldwell
Monday evening and had the appear
ance of having been in a railroad
smash up, but reports being run over
by two wild mules while in the stock
yards at Caldwell He was not Sc
verely injured but pretty badly bruis-
ed up. Mr.. Duncan was in the alley
way or shoot" OF the stock yards
and did not know the mules were be-
ing driven through that way when
they were suddenly rushed through
that particular part of the corrall
without giving him chance to get out
OF the way.-Jordan Valley Express.
Those who have not paid their as
sessment in the Black Canyon Irri-
gaticn District will profit by sending
their address to A. H. Clafbey Cald,