The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-13

J. S. Harrington was business Wis
itor at Homedale Friday.
The Rev. c. +. Holman of Vail was
visitor in Caldwell Friday last.
Fl. G. Hammond Of Dallas, Oregon,
was in Caldwell the fore part of this
week, transacting business.
Hettie Neuman is quite sick at the
Bailey home with combination Of
throat ailments.
One >good look will convince you
that our Easter Millinery is all right
Call and see us Mrs. n. f. Harris.
Kenneth Michel fell from his pony
Saturday. The horse stepped on his
hand inhicting a painful but not ser
ious injury.
s w. Dee has been acting as depu-
~ sheriff during the present term OF
court. Mr.. Dee makes a very good
officer in the opinion Of all.
Jas. d. Kelleher, manager OF the
Caldwell Clothing store, has been un-
der the weather this week. He is now
able to be around again.
Walter Fromau has been in the city
this week visiting at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Froman.
He is located at La Grande.
Raymond Johnson has been pro-
NOTED to a position at Livingston,
Mont, by the NJ. S. T. & T. Co Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson left Monday even
ing for their new home.
1t doesn't cost cent more to deal
at the best grocery in Caldwell-you
are sure Of getting exactly what you
order and at the lowest possible price
at Baker & Harris store. ml3-27
c. W. Cooper was in Boise Tues
day. Mr. Cooper says that Boise is
duller than he has ever seen il before.
The System" has Boise in its grasp
and is squeezing out the life blood.
If anyone wants style, quality and
price in Millinery, it's found at the
Vogue Millinery Parlors. mis-
Judge S. Ben Dunlap and son Wis
tied at Boise Sunday. They wefe the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Dunlap OF
Boise.
Ben Skemp, the new clerk in the
Caldwell post office is wearing huge
smile, caused by the arrival OF fine
i0-pound boy.
Roy Maxey has resigned his posi-
ton in the Cupples Mercantile Co.
store. He will take charge of the
ranch in Dixie.
Ernest Baker, wife and three chill
drcn have arrived in Caldwell from
Mountain Home and will make their
future home here. Mr.. Baker has
rented place. He will live on the
n. 5. dis place near town this year.
c. p. Hartley, the we'll known EN-
nett nurseryman, was in Caldwell
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Hartley
was in attendance at the District court
where he had a case which was ap-
Dealed from the probate court against
he Caldwell Nursery Co. The case
vas decided in favor of plaintiff.
Yesterday was Purim, Jewish fes-
.ival, called also the Feast Of Lots,
according to tradition to
the deliverande of the
Jews from the Vaccinations of Ha-
man, but in fact of .Babylonian or
Persian origin. The 18th Of March
S St. Patrick's day, and Sunday, the
10Th, Passion Sunday.
Get-to-using Tribune Classified
Ads. The cost is small, the returns
arge.
II. l., Fest of Emmett was in Cald-
ven the lore part OF the week, Mr..
Fest is we'll known swine breeder
md has already sold all his pure bred
logs to farmers, showing that the
armers have money and are prepar~
ng to raise better hogs than ever.
+. M. Royston has also sold out all his
lure breds as have also the Wilson
Bros. of Greenleaf, These three
wine raisers raise hogs for breeding
purposes.
Rev. B, w. Rice, of Caldwell, ar
ived Saturday evening from Indian
ALLEY, intending 10 hold series of
evival meetings at the Congregation
i church. He occupied the pulpit
sunday evening and Tuesday evening
Ehen message advising him of the
eriouS illness of his mother called
i'm away. Rev. Rice is one of the
reat evangelists Of the state and re-
orts from Indian Valley shows some
hirty new members OF the church as
he fruit of his meetings there. 1t =,
; generally regretted he could not
ave cintinued his meetings here and
e hope he may return some time in t
he near future to go on with his
'ork.-MeadowS Eagle. Z
One good look will convince YOU '
hat our Easter Millinery is all right.
all and see us, Mrs. N. f.. Harris.