The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
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this her future home.
Baker & Harris always sell to the
same people-they must have good
reason for coming back. f6-m6
The Sunday school basket ball
league will conclude their series OF
games next week. The contest for
the championship Is quite spirited.
The Christian Church Heavies are in
the lead in their class and the Metho-
dist Lights hav'nt lost game in the
entire series.
The Baptist ladies will serve all day
Saturday in the building next to the
News Office. f20
K. M. Collins, who recently arrived
here from Hemet, California, has
rented the Sewer place for the coming
year His family will arrive in few
days.
r. S. Madden was a Boise business
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Leighty was on the sick
list the fore part OF the week, but has
improved so a sto be around again.
We have 1000 bushels of good seed
wheat to sell. Expect to have seed
oats. seed corn and all other kinds of
field seeds. If in need of seed or il
you have any good seed to sell call
on II, d. Hanna & Co. at Traders
Association grounds. f20-tf
o. v. Bailey has just returned
from business and pleasure trip to
Portland. He attended the North
west conference OF the Y. M. c. A.
at Vancouver, Washington, while
away and was elected secretary Of
that body. He reports business CON
ditions much improved on the coast
and every indication points to bet
ter financial condition.
Rev. Varney of the Baptist church
will move into the Mrs. r. II. Davis
house on Dearborn street in the near
future.
People who once trade with Baker
4 Harris always come back. There
must be reason. f6-m6
]. Murer, who has been connected
with the Binford Lumber Company
for some months, will move with his
family to the Twin Falls tracts, where
he has valuable land holdings.
Twenty families arrived in Home
dale Sunday from Kansas. This is
colony who have leased state land and
will improve the same.
The junior department of the M.
+. Sunday school will have a party
in the basement Of the church Satur-
day afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
A. X. Galloway and family will move
to Southern California in the near
future.
See Madden & Bailey il you want
to rent house. FOL
Mrs. Fannie Long and Miss Hoyt
have moved to their l0-acre tract near
the Polo orchard where they will re-
side during the summer.
Clarence Sloan, the bookkeeper in
the Commercial bank, has been on
the sick list with a case OF the grip
for the past two weeks,
Mrs. Jake Mussell, who went to
Portland last week for an operation |
Tor goiter, is reported as doing nicely. |
y. v. Bailey is in demand as a |
Riley Reader" and entertainer. He
has been filling engagements all win
ter and will give an evening at the |
Mcclure school house and at Midwayl
in the near future.
The February term of the District |
Court opened Tuesday with ll2l
civil cases and only four criminal
N1sNS VII tiAO AOAhCAs
That new Panther Coal that arrived |
a week ago is all o. X, If you don't |
believe It ask those who are using it.
The only place you can get it is at |
ii, ID. Hanna 4 Co, Phone 10. f20-tf |
The Greek held in Jail pending his
hearing on charge of burglary, had
his preliminary hearing in Probate
>Jurt on Monday He was boundt
over to the District court. The young
er Greek was released Monday morn
ing,
Madden & Bailey for bargains in
real estate. f20l
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Jackson en-
tertained at luncheon at the home oil
the former on Monday,
County Superintendent, Miss Fow-
Ter, is visiting schools at Emmett,
Fruit and New Plymouth this
Teachers examination will be held
at the Office of the County Superin-
tendent, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of next week.
Judge Ed l.. Bryan has been in
Boise sitting on the Supreme Bench.
X, A. Broiller is al work in the
County Assessors Office at present
writing the rolls.
Good. clean, reliable groceries at
The lowest possible prices. No won
der Baker < Harris sell the most
groceries fo-mo
Miss Opal Stewart is working for
The abstract companies at the court
house in the absence of Miss Mann,
Miss Mabel Miller of Nampa is work
ng in Miss Stewards place in the Of
ice of the Idaho Abstract Co.
Say, you selfish fellow who is al
ways getting something to suit your
self and letting the Wife fight the
smoke and SCOT! Order some of that
Did original and genuine Rock Springs
Coal OF II. ID, Hanna & Co. and cook
ing will be pleasure to the Good
Wife. Rock Springs Coal makes NO
SCOT. Phone l& f2O-tf |
II. +. Cupp. of Nampa, son OF Mrs.
Lillian Cupp of this city, on Monday
became the proud father OF a ten
bound son. Mother and child are do
ng well.
There will be a meeting at the
ugh school Wednesday, February IS.