The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-06
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LOCAL NEW ITEMS.

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Watch for Crispetzl
L. w. Vanderberg was visitor a
Boise Saturday.
John Cupples left Friday for Lo
Angeles, where he will spend couple
OF months.
w. +, Beers of Jordan Valley wa!
in town couple ,-of days the for'
part of the week ~
People who oTte trade with Bake
] T.. Harris always come back. Their
must be reason. font
There is a woman out in the stree
hobbling along" Crippled oil
stylish ?"-BaItimor American
Mrs. ]. B. Gowen and Mrs. Ed Bull
lock left for southern California, where
they will spend couple of months.
w. L. Porter returned the last o.
last week from Denver, where he
spent the winter. Mrs Porter and
daughter will return later.
Mr.. Rocks-"So you want to marry
my daughter. Well, young man, what
are your prospects?" Young man
Excellent, if YOU don't spoil them. =
Judge.
Mrs. H. A. Ireland and baby have
returned home from Boise, where
Mrs. Ireland was called by the ser
ious illness 1T her father. His recov-
ery enabled her to return home
The Racket store is now established
in the Union block The present
quarters are much larger. The in
creasing business of Mr.. c. A. Austin
compelled him to make the change.
Miss Dorothy Shelabarger in addi-
ton to her work with the county at
torney, has been given the position
of stenographer to the Steunenberg
memorial association.-Na Record
Frank +. Trotter this week com,
pleted his job of moving his news
paper plant from Caldwell to Home
dale. The first issue of the Home
dale paper will make its appearance
week after next.
II. d. Blatchley has succeeded, c.
v. Peckhanm as secretary of the Cald-
well district unit OF the fdaho-OreRon
Fruit Growers association About
fifty Caldwell fruit growers are affil-
lated with this organization.
Eff ez dey say. ;" observed Br'er vii
liams, de devil intended de tango
dance, sinners sould practice it night
an day, kaze it'll be a life-saver ter
'um wen de hits de hot pavement
down below. Atlanta Constitution.
II hat young mn has a brilliant flu
ture." Il used to think So replied
Miss Cayenne But he has heard SO
much about it that instead OF realiz-
ing his prospects he is inclined to
stand around and be admired -
Star.
w. f. BouIton won hrst prize in,the
dairy contest, L. S. Ollie & Son, sec
ond prize, and David Belts of Narnpa,
third The prizes were offered by the
Idaho Traction Co. The competition
was for the years record for five
cows. Mr.. Boulton's herd produced
10000 pounds of butter fat; Messrs.
Dille's, 1884. 10; and Mr.. Belts, 1907. IL
p. A. Wiley, one of the leading
of Canyon county, has
been mentioned several times of late
as a likely candidate for the state
senate. Mr.. Wiley is staunch Re
publican and the people are com
to feel that such men should
be called to the public service. He
would make Y strong candidate and
splendid legislator.
Col. Z, R. Place returned this week
70 Winnemucca, Nevada, after spend
ing several days in Caldwell and
Boise. Col. Place did not care to
make statement in regard to the
Northern railway but
seemed to feel more cheerful and en-
thusiastic than ever, which would in.
iicate that something is about to drop
Wouldn't be surprised if it is Bosses |
chances of becoming the terminus OF
he road
Mrs. Blatchley from Caldwell. to.
gether with the president, secretary
ind treasurer OF the Century club, |
we're the guests at pleasant lunch
eon given by the members OF the arts
md crafts committee at the home
# Mrs. i. G. Hagelin on Monday.
Those present were: Mrs. Blatchley. |
Mrs. Lamson, Mrs. B, l.. Johnson.
Mrs, Sherman, Mrs. Cushman, Mrs. |
Peters, Mrs Voelker and Mrs Hage. |
in,-Nampa Leader Herald
Mrs. Martha Fuller informs The
Tribune that she is gathering evidence |
which will be used against certain |
prominent citizens OF the town who
ire alleged to be mixed up in white
ilavery transactions. Mrs. Fuller will |
.onduct thorough investigation am
conditions warrant, the parties will |
'e arrested and prosecuted. As mat.
on at the Union depot at Portland
he came in contact with white slav
RS and is thoroughly familiar with
heir methods and earmarks.
Good, clean. reliable groceries al
he lowest possible prices. No won,
Ter Baker & Harris sell the most groc-
ries, f6-m6
rs your wife going to wear her dia-
nonds to the grand opera?"
OF course" answered Mr.. Cumrox,
We can't all appreciate music and we
ught to try to make grand opera
Interesting even for those who go
lerely to look on. Washington Star
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