The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

tranSaCtinS business IN Caldwell last
Monday.
Miss Louise Riddle has returned
from Idaho City after weeks visit
there the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Darkwood.
1t doesn't matter who fitted your
glasses, we can duplicate your lenses.
A. f. Laughlin, Optometrist, 713
Main Street. 8l3-tf
! County Attorney Griffiths has mott
fed all concerned that he proposes to
enforce the law against the sale and
use of tobacco by minors.
Three cheers for the Missouri man
who beat up his daughters sutton SO
badly that the latter hasn't been able
to play the cornet since
Mr.. and Mrs. John BRAZIL, Mrs.
Lucy Arizona Mccarthy and Mr..
Woody returned from the Wood
River country Saturday, having had
most pleasant outing.
DR.. Dutton does crown and bridge
work for $500 per tooth and all other
work pertaining to dentistry in ac-
cordance with the above hard time
prices.-Painlcss operations. 723-tf
The authorities are all in error as
to the relative values of flush and a
full house. The relative values of a
flush and full house are determined
by the player who first develops a
lump in his throax.
"Old Man Doodle says that the
general formula for being a reformer
IS to make people stop doing whatever
they are doing, and if they are not
| n 4 "a
Chicago Daily News.
Arthur Sullivan and Bob Gavin
passed through Bruneau Tuesday eve
ming on their way to the Duck Valley
reservation where Mr.. Gavin expects
to purchase horses. They got as far
as Hot Springs and the Ford car
broke down,-Bruneau Nugget.
At the local hospital Saturday
morning a small needle was removed
from the foot of the 4-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby of this
city. The needle had worked its way
far into her foot, and it required
more than an hours work on the part
of the surgeon to remove it.
+. J. Phelps of Boise, Tim Driscoll
of Payette, O. NJ. Harvey of Weiser,
and +. f. Horne of this city, men,
bers of the finance committee of the
| |. .. .. F., held a meeting at the Of
hce OF Grand Secretary Horne last
Monday and transacted business of
interest to the order.
Andy Little, known as the sheep
king OF Idaho, recently purchased rs
600 sheep from Scott Anderson of
Boise. The price paid was not given
out. 1t is understood Mr. Little now
owns Us 600 head of sheep, counting
lambs, ewes and bucks. 1t is stated
upon good authority that during this
present month Mr.. Little will ship to
the market about 20 cars of lambs.
totalling 21.00O.
Mr. F. A. Stauffer passed through
here the other day with l28 head of
horses which he had sold to the Tu--
ner market at Caldwell He was TAX
ing them to Murphy, from which
place they were shipped to Caldwell.
This makes or punches of horses
that have passed through here lately
for outside points. No doubt the
horse buyers fully realize that they
are getting value received when they
do their buying here.-Jordan Valley
! Express.
Tim Driscoll, of Payette, Grand
Master of the Oddfellows of this
state, was at the state headquarters
in this city several days last week
comforting with Presley L. Horne,
Grand Secretary of the order. They
were going over business connected
with the coming of the Grand Lodge
which will be held at Idaho Falls this
year, commencing October 49, They
report the affairs of the organization
to be in a flourishing condition. Be-
sides having their state headquarters
at Caldwell, the Oddfellows contem-
| plate building an Oddfellow's Home
here in the near future. They have
S5O,OOO in their home fund for this
purpose.
One of the interesting occasions of
the Idaho building at the San Fran
cisco exposition was the nupitals
of Captain Steunenberg and Miss
Florence Alexander, Monday evening
of last week. The ceremony was per.
formed by Chaplain Ossewarde of the
2lst Infantry, u. S. A. Among the
Idaho people present were Lieutenant
Marks of Boise, the hostess, Mrs
E. Fl. Ridenbaugh, Miss Permeal
French, and the Misses Noble. Cap
tain Steunenberg is we'll known as
the brother of ex-governor Frank
Steunenberg, and C. P. Steunenberg,
now in the United States marshafs
Office in Boise. Captain Steunenberg
has attracted no little reputation as
a writer for different periodicals. The
happy couple will sail for Honolulu
on the 9TH Of September, where thew
will be stationed at Schofeld bar
racks, H. /.