The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-13
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Jay Wilson visited his son in Boise
Sunday
The place to buy your Easter Bon
nets is at the Vogue Millinery. ml7
rhe Nampa Commercial Club will
attend the Caldwell Commercial Club
dance in body.
Miss Marjorie Steelman was unable
to attend her classes Monday morn
ing on account OF sickness.
Harley Philpott is suffering from
blood poisoning in his left arm caused
by opening a blister with pin.
Catholic services will be held at
the church Sunday. Sunday school
at GAS; high mass at 1880 l.. Marx,
5. NJ.
Now is the time that garden needs
your attention; you can't do the
work properly without good tools.
Maxey & Schnabel have them. ml3
K. X. Beatty, while leading horse
to water Friday last, met with a pain
full accident. The horse fell over on
him, badly bruising his arms and
legs.
Miss Lillian Swatman of New Ply
mouth spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday in Caldwell, visiting her sis
ter who is a student at the College
of Idaho.
Just come in aud look at our stock
then price the goods you want and
order them sent up. Then you will
understand Why Baker < Harris sell
the most Groceries. ml3-H
Friday morning at the student body
A l.
Breshears, both graduates of the high
School, participated in a yell rally
and stirred up enthusiasm to a high
pitch.
The city has completed a five foot
bridge across the Roswell canal, lead
ing from the Idaho Traction Co.'S line
to the cemetery. The work was done
by w. A. MCGEE assisted by Guy c.
MCGEE and Frank Ross.
If anyone wants style, quality and
price in Millinery, it's found at the
Vogue Millinery Parlors. ml3
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Howard of Kuna last week. |
1t had small pox when born. Mrs
Howard had the disease at the time
of the birth of the child.
T.. +. Stephens, the we'll known |
Nampa orchardist and horticulturist,
was in the city Friday last transact
ing business. An excellent article by
Mr.. Stephens appears elsewhere in
this issue of The Tribune. This ar
ticle should be read by everyone
whether or not they are directly in
terested in orchards. 1t contains val
liable information.
Messrs. William and Evan Harris
of Mackay were in Caldwell a few
days this week looking over the coun-
try. While here they were the guests
OF Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Cue. Mr.. Har-
ris purchased the Taylor place on
Pleasant Ridge which he has been
negotiating for for some time. The
taylor family will move to Mackay, |
they having acquired property near
that city in the trade.
The high school debaterS won from
both Nampa and Ustick last Friday
night. This gives Caldwell the cham
pionsip of one section Of the South
western division of the state. Emmett
has won the championship of the
other section. Next Friday night,
March Is, Caldwell and Emmett meet
in dual debate to settle the cham
of Southwestern Idaho. The
Caldwell boys are working hard and
have shown that they have the uues-
ton well in hand. They promise to
make close race for the state cham
pionsip.
The entertainment given Saturday
afternoon at the Orpheum theater in
,harge of the dramatic section of the
Century club, was one OF the best of
he kind ever given in Nampa, al
hough the attendance was a disap
continent to those in charge. Mrs.
VIM Nj, Chase is a vocalist of pro-
ability and Miss Helen Case
S a reader whose superior has never
been heard here. The program was !
varied and pleasing one and each
lumber won a hearty encore. Had
he attendance been anywhere near
What was deserved the house would ,
lave been crowded to the DOORS I
4 Nampa Leader Herald.
You are always sure of getting iust
what you want when YOU want il ,
" ordering of Baker & Harris. ml3-27