The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-25

Will trade coal for grain.-H. D.
Hanna & Co.
Mrs, Prices Canning Compound at
Rotkin- Harmon Drug Co.. a7-tf
r K. Little was in the city few
hours Tuesday from Boise.
7 H. Kerby is re-modeling his
-.s;dence at the corner of Albanr and
l4th streets.
Dressmaking.-Former prices re-
1rred, Mrs. E. S. Barnett, 6O3 Gle
taI.nd boulevard. a28-s25
Attorney Frank Estabrook, Jr., of
Wanna was in the city Tuesday at
tending to professional business.
EMMETT PEACHES-now ready.
Take the Caldwell road and up the
Valley, Kefouver Fruit Farm. a28-s3l
Clare J. Barker left Monday for
weiser to look after the business in
terests of Cakes Bros. in that city.
Mrs. M. K. Madden spent Monday
and Tuesday in Homedale, exhibiting
the latest designs and models of Fall
hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Wilkerson are
at Olustee, Okla, where they were
called by the death of Mr.. Wilkerson's
father.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald has re-
turned to Caldwell from Nyssa to en-
Ter school. She will live with her sis
ter, Mrs. Quasi.
The father and mother of Mrs. +.
A Blake are in the city from Iowa
and will spend the winter with DR..
and Mrs. Blake.
Miss Rose Riddle arrived in the
CITY from Los Angeles Friday last.
She will be guest at the home of M.
L. Riddle for some time.
Miss Ruth McNair left Wednes-
dav night for Los Angeles. She will
spend the winter there the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Ellsworth.
Harold Kahn left Friday for Ann
Harbor, Michigan, where he will take
up the study of dentistry which he
intends making his profession in life.
Registration time for the general
election is at hand again. If you
failed to register for the primary cleo
ton YOU can do so now. The regis
tration books close October 3.
Mrs. Luella Roberts and daughter,
Miss Katherine, arrived in Caldwell
Thursday night of last week for a
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
f. Phillips. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
Phillips are sisters.
Mrs. Zilpha Miller and daughter,
Miss Jane, are in Jordan Valley visit
ing their daughter and sister, respec-
lively, Mrs. Roy Acton. After a
short visit with her sister Miss Jane
Miller will proceed to STEMS Noun
tain where she will teach school this
winter
Tomorrow occurs the Fargo pre-
cinct fair. The people lof that enter
prising anil progressive settlement in
tend capturing the precinct prize at
the Canyon County Fair this year.
The Fargo premium list amounts to
over $4,000 and a splendid precinct
fair will be held tomorrow.
Alton Richard Bolts and Miss
Made LaBelle Holland came up from
Caldwell Tuesday and were married
here at the Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. H. E. Cullison. They gave
their home as Walla Walla, but will
live from now on near CALDWELL
Weiser Signal.
Miss Lillieve Walker returned last
evening from Lewiston, where she
went a week ago with the intention of
entering the normal school, Miss
Walker, who is an accomplished
musician, will now organize classes
for the teaching of both piano and
violin.-Mountain Home Times.
w. ]. Ross spent Tuesday at
Parma. The new store recently
opened at Parma by Messrs. Ander-
son and Ross is doing splendid
business under the management of
Mr.. Raymond Price. Mr.. Ross ex-
pressed himself well pleased with
the business conditions and business
outlook at Parma.
Oh, splash! What do you think is
coming off now? Nothing less than
shapes for men. Shapes for men is
the latest. Listen, your vest-pardon,
waktcoat, is going to be convex at the
top. Your suit is going to fit snugly;
your sleeves are going to taper;
your shoulders are going to to be
padded into classic lines, and last OF
all. dear boy, you are going to have a
waist line.-Jordan Valley Express.
An examination of the primary re-
turns discolses the fact that out OF
the successful candidates nominated
Caldwell has the following: Republi-
can, nine from Caldwell and nine from
the entire county; Democratic, eight
from Caldwell; Progressive, seven
from Caldwell, making total of q
candidates from Caldwell. That's
"hogging" it all right, but who is tc
blame7 Or, is Caldwell the home oil
the competent men of Canyon county
-Payette Independent.
Hon. c. w. Cooper Socialist candi'
date for United States senator, in
forms The Tribune that his party !:
in danger of humiliation in this
county. DR.. A. F. Isham. at one time
pressed into service for the purpose
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