The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-07

Bill March pays l7H cents cash for
eggs jy3l-tf
J. Myers. lift
Win trade coal for grain,-H. d.
Hanna & Co.
Mrs. Prices Canning Compound at
Botkin- Harmon Drug Co. a7-tf
Guy Parks las accepted a position
with the Doan Mercantile Co.
Hammocks and refrigerators at cost |
-Peckham-Case Furniture Co.
l.. w. Vanderberg has purchased
motion picture theatre at Meridian.
Former Governor John T. Morrison
was in the city from Boise Satur-
day.
]. A. Carlson has returned from Jor-
dan Valley where he has been for
some time.
If you buy mail-order clothes for
your daughter, don't be astonished if
she elopcs with stranger.
Judge Bowen, a well-known attor-
ney of Payette, was in Caldwell last
Friday attending to professional bust
ness
Judge and Mrs. Curtis Hayden have
returned home after spending two
weeks most enjoyably at the Pay
cite Lakes
Postmaster Horn was at Boise last
Tuesday getting line on the poll
ticians. He found them at fever heat
and up in the air
DIR. Dutton will treat and cure
pyorrhea. Office over Pure Food
Store. Phone ISIS. m8-tf
Miss Ida NJ Hannah of Notus and
Mr.. Samuel K Collins of Churchill
Idaho, were married at Boise at the
United Presbyterian parsonage, July
q. Mrs. Collins is daughter of v.
d. Hannah and we'll known in this
city.
w. H. Schenck was in the city from
Homedale Saturday Mr.. Schenck
states that there is shortage of water
in that section He feels that the only
solution of the Gem District is for
the government to take hold Of the
enterprise and is hopeful that this will
be done
]. O. Andrews has been elected a
director of the Black Canyon lrriga-
ton district, succeeding Mr.. Christ
Jansen who several months ago NOV
ed out of the district. The board is
now composed of Messrs. ]. p New
port, w. S. Hawkes. and ]. O. And
rews.
l., ], Ross returned drop Long
Reach Friday of last week, Mr.. Ross
says there is quite colony of Canyon
county people at Long Beach. They
are all getting fat and having splen-
did time Some of those from Cald
we'll are; Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer, Mrs Ross and children
Mrs. Davis.
Harry G. Tyson, one OF the vel
known Boise project farmers, was .
business visitor in the city last Sat,
urday. Mr. Tyson will make five
year proof on his homestead Scptem
Der 9th. He states that the grass
hoppers have done considerable dam
age this year, He is OF the opinion
that the immediate section in which h,
lives has not suffered as severely al
some other parts.
Geo. Marlowe, who lives on tn,
Bohanan place on Five Mile, was il
town Monday. Mr.. Marlowe has
stalk of corn on which 100 shoots OF
small ears are growing. 1t is quite
surioSity and Mr.. Marlowe will Civ,
it careful attention until maturity il
order TO see just what will result frol
the freak A number OF farmers hay,
seen the corn and say that they have
never seen anything like it before.
J. Jester, Jr, secretary OF the Pic
neer, Irrigation District. visited in tn,
neighborhood of Greenleaf a shor
time ago. He stated that he had eN
amincd number of alfalfa and clio
yer fields which had been left for seet
to ascertain the damage done by gras
hoppers. Mr.. Jester found that il
many cases the bloom had been eater
off entirely by the hoppers but tn,
seed was not destroyed. He is of tn,
opinion that the damage inflicted i
not as great as at first feared,
+. A. Blair and wife departed Sat
urday for a visit of several weeks a
Panora, Des Moines, Knoxville anC
other Iowa points. Mr., Blair hveC
many years in Iowa and anticipate!
many pleasures during his visit \
Panora he will be present at the re
union of the first graduating class o
the Panora High School more thar
twenty members of which will be Pre-
sent. They will come from almost a:
many states, and the fact that thu
number who have announced their in
tentions of being there includes al
most the entire class, the reunion
will be a remarkable one.-Payett'
Enterprise.
5. NJ. Coffin, the we'll known Boise