The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-10


a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Cupp at Nampa, Friday. Sep
TENDER 3rd. nay 'ep-
Miss Ray Olmstead left TUESDAY
tor Parma. Miss Olmstead will teach
IN the Parma public schools this win
ter VIII
d. S. Brown, the Boise romancer
and yarn spinner and several other
tthings, was in the city Saturday for a
few hours. ' "
Ordinarily a young man refers to
ms father as the "old man." But if
he desires to be particularly polite
he refers to him as "the old gent"
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DR.. Button does crown and bridge
work for $500 per tooth and all other
work pertaining to dentistry in ac-
coirdance with the above hard time
prlces.-Painless operations. 723-tf
Judge and Mrs. D. D. Harger are at
Los. Angeles and San Diego. Last
week they attended the big exhibits of
California products maintained bv the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
This week they are doing the San
Diego fair.
D. G. Ruby has returned from his
ranch in the interior of the state. The
stock ranch which Mr.. Ruby recently
secured is one of the best in the state.
| a 4 EoI,r Al.
tract, erct buildings and otherwise i'm
prove it.
Judge and Mrs. Ed. L. Bryan re-
turned from Oregon where they spent
several weeks at the bedside of the
Judges mother. At the time they left
she showed little signs Of improvement
and it is feared that death will result
at an early date.
Mrs. Julia A. Phinney, mother OF
D. c. Phinney of Pleasant Ridge, died
at his home Thursday. She was &c
days past II years old Cancer is
given as the cause of her demise. The
funeral was held at 10 o'clock Satur-
day morning at the Phinney home.
Miss Irene Briegleb, accompanied
by her mother, left this afternoon fol
Caldwell to enter the College of Ida,
no for the ensuing school year. Be
fore going to Caldwell they will visi
friends in Nampa and Boise until the
latter part of next week.-M fountain
Home Times.
Tuesday evening at his residence
Judge Edlin oficiated at the marriag,
of Lee A. Hopkins of Weiser anC
Miss Carolyn Christensen of Portland
The groom is the son of Mr.. and A. J
Hopkins and the young people will
make their home on a ranch west o
Weiser-Weiser American. Th
groom is a brother of Mrs. Gilber
Shelby and is we'll known in this city
Secretary Gowen of the Idaho Stat
Fair association informs The Tribun
that there will be an exhibit from
Twin Falls county in addition t,
those already listed. Reservation
have been made for exhibits fror
Council, Cambridge, Long Valley
Gem County, parts of Ada county
Owyhee-Elmore county association
J and for numerous individuals an
companies in all sections of the STATE
Mr.. Gowen states that good weathe
will assure the success of the fair.
In its issue of August 20 and in il
column of twenty-five Years Ago
the Portland Oregonian had the 70
> lowing item: wv. ]. Cuddy, of tn
Vale Atlas, returned last night on tn
, State of California for San Francisc'
whittier he took his family on til
!. Oregon last week. Mr.. Cuddy is or
I of those genial scribes who are II
life of any assemblage of newspapt
I men," Mr.. Cuddy was the founder
n The Caldwell Tribune. He conductt
y this paper for about year when
: sold it to the Steunenberg brother
S Frank and A. K. At present he
e the editor of the weekly Oregonian
Robert White, the state fair boost
= from the Caldwell country, was
n Emmett Saturday where he conferr
with committeeman relative to sen
ing a liberal part of the festival c
Il hibits on to the Caldwell fair. The e
A hibit COMMITTEES on grains and grass
II and horticultural exhibits will Ell
u phasize the more staple products
d the commercial markets. Not all
. the committees have as yet been ma
! up. The premium classihcations W
a be ready at least in part, to be pr
y lished next week. Some families
n ing in the outlying districts will COZ
H in and camp during the period. I
M entertainment committee are book
VI all of the available tents and will ha
d them ready to erect and loan, withC
nj charge to visitors who desire to cal
N here thus availing themselves Of eve
4 minute of the festivities. Suita
y camping grounds have already b'
n secured.-Emmett Index.
III The Silver City mill started on
II test run Friday without any toot
of whistles or christening ceremon
III and with it starts new era for
II treatment of ores of this district. ]
4 all-slme process while new here
y been proven in a number of la
/ mining camps to be the most econc
n ical and greatest value-saving met
II of milling. Extensive tests were m
IL by this process on the ores of this
trict by the company's mill expert