The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-29

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meetings Will DC IClu III lHC GIN
Hall and are entirely free and every
one is requested to attend. The ses-
sion will last for five days, Monday
until Friday inclusive.
The first session will open at 80
Monday. Miss Amy Kelly and Miss
Hays will lecture with demonstra-
tons.
Tuesday is also Women's Day but
there will be program for the men
at the same time. A basket dinner is
on the program also. Everyone come
and bring well filled basket. Hot
coffee will be served.
The daily programs are as follows:
Tuesday
Crop Rotation ...H. A. Ireland
Rotation Lessons ......J. S. Welsh
Corn for Idaho -. II. A. Ireland
How | grew Prize CornC. c. Tobias
Glover Seed Production J. S. Welsh
Wednesday,
Dairying as a Community Builder
.. ...............Ca Carl f. Johson
Pastures and Pasturing J. S. Welsh
Making $3.50 per acre Land Pay
$3.50. ................J. S. Stinson
Feeding the Old Cow II. A. Ireland
Dairy Cow Demonstration, by
...............Ca Carl +. Johnson
Thursday
The Home Orchard L. P. Taylor
Orchard and Garden Pests ..
$50. ..............T II. Parks
Hog Cholera Control DR.. Sullivan
Bugs of Our Field Crops T. H. Park
The Home Garden =. +. p. Taylor
Free Evening Illustrated Lecture
Friday
Live Stock on the Farm. .....
-. ..............E. +. Pinehart
Cooperation and Markets. 800.
.. ...............L l.. c. Aichen
The Hog and His Care. .
.............E. +. Pinehart |
Our Shipping Association -.
..............M Mr.. Baxter |
Our Shipping Association ...
Evening
Hog it Down" Free Illustrated
Lecture 49,. ..........O. d. Center
Remember-these meetings are all |
free and everyone is urged to attend.
Meetings from Tuesday on will open
about 1920 a. m.
Tony Freeburn took a load of fat
hogs to market Monday.
Mrs. Jesper Gubi and baby have
joined Mr.. Gubi here. They have
been visiting in Spokane while Mr..
Cub got things in readiness for them
here.
Rev. J. w. Miller of Nampa con-
Quoted religious services here all of
last week.
Mrs Emma Van Houten of Nampa
visited friends here last week.
Rev. J. d. Gillian conducted serv-
ives at the local church Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning. ;
Saturday morning at two o'clock
came to J. NJ. Shaw. Mr.. Shaw was
the father of Mrs Smith He had not
been we'll for several months and a
short time ago was striker with penu-
monia. He leaves a wife and daugh- l
ter, both of whom live here The
funeral services were held at Fargo
Monday afternoon and burial in the
Fargo cemetery. We extend SYM
pathy to the bercaved ones.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jos. Armstrong of
Fargo visited with Mrs. Armstrong; ,
Mrs S. A. Day, Sunday.
Mrs Emma Van Houten and Mrs.
l.. b. Cowan visited at the Schenck :
home Thursday afternoon.
Rev. b. +. Clay was down from J.
Claytonia Monday. Z
Hon. l.. J, Magee was home over =
Sunday. d
Clifford Paine and Miss Helen +
4 kness were guests at Island Park =
Sunday. S
Mr. Pollard left Monday for a visit u /,
with friends in Claytonia. Il
{. +. Brewster was a business visi, 7
tor to Caldwell Saturday. !
W. J, Helton and II. A. Snyder y
made trip down to the dredge last :
Sunday. II
Owen Threlkeld was in town from .
he mining district Monday. He came =
down tor two weeks grub-stake. d
Mrs, Roy Myler visited Mrs. Het- j
.on at Island Park Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Megorden's :,
oaby son, Elding, has not fully re- ;"
covered yet
J. R. Ganow, c. f. Brewster and N
9rVille Johnson went up TO the min
ng district Tuesday to do assessment
work on a number of claims. B.
Word has ben received that Mr..
ma Mrs: J. H. Hill now Of Ontario, NJ
IRE rejoicing over the arrival OF a ST
'aby girl, Margaret Ellen. Al
Bert Heath was visitor TO Cald- ri
veil and Boise last week. er
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs sh
os. Pegram was quite ill last week tn
'neumonia was feared for time. nc
Mr.. Gerber, representing Salt Lake Dc
arties is here again examining min 10
1g properties. da
Mr., Sharp of We;ser. president of Or
he Home | lumber & Coal Co, was tic
town on business last week.
u. W. Hoseley and family moved ge
III to their ranch the first of the So
Mr. and Mrs, l.. b. Yaden and son -
oyd, and Miss Ida Schenck visited
the a. J. Lotus home SUNDAY in ~