The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-05

Col. w. 4. Holton was over from
Homedale last Saturday.
DR.. Burkhardt has moved his offic,
to 36-37 Steunenberg block.
Eggs Matched, Sc per hick.-Se'
II. II. Compton, 800 Main St. INST
Mrs. A. |. Myers entertained in
formally Tuesday afternoon of this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart of Boise
were dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs
Farrer last Saturday.
Don't frget the Magic Trio mex
number on Popular Lecture course
tonight at NJ. E. church.
J. II. Reardon, Chiropractor, from
Pocatcllo. was in Caldwell Monday
the guest of F. G. Burkhardt.
Hear Binford, Westrope and Miss
Case in Magic Trio tonight, (Fri-
day. at Nj. +. church, 20 and IS cents
]. w. Farmer was in the city from
New Plymouth Monday. Mr.. Farmer
and family will spend the summer in
the Payette valley.
There will be services at the Cath
Ollie church Sunday. First mass at
$50; second mass at 1890; Sunday
school at GAS. l.. Marx, S. NJ.
Lawrence Reynolds, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Reynolds Of Middleton,
was operated on Friday night at the
Canyon hospital for appedecitus. He
is recovering very rapidly
The home OF r. Nj. Hoshaw is quar-
ant:raI The I uaar-O11 con IF Mr.
and Mrs. Hoshaw has scarlet fever
County Physician Farrer Thursday Of
last week.
Dorothy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Harrington, who broke her arm
Wednesday Of last week, is feeling all
right again although the injured mem
Der has not entirely healed. The child
was pushed OVERLY playful dog and
the broken arm was the result
Mrs. o. NJ. Van Duyn left Satur-
day for San Francisco where she will
visit the exposition and afterwards
spend a couple of months visiting
friends and relatives. Mr.. Van Duyn
accompanied his wife as far as Salt
Lake. He returned home immediate
ly after attending to professional
business.
Morris Corbett, formerly Of Cald-
wel6 and who until short time ago
was employed at the Knight ranch,
was thrown from a bad horse at the
Maysonholder corral, last week, and
had one Of his shoulders dislocated.
DIR, Jones was called and the young
man is now in good shape again
Jordan Valley Express.
Says the mouthpiece of the Cover.
nor's Capital News The Idaho Bull
Moose may not be such dead party
as some of its volunteer mourners
seem to think, and those mourners
may be startled to see the corpse rise
up with tremendous vigor." No ques-
ton but that they would feel startled,
all right. just as much startled as
they would at any other miracle. But
doesn't this attitude on the part of 4
the governors private secretary prove
the contention right along, that the
Bull Moose party was merely one of
the Democratic gum shoes ?-Poca-
tello Tribune.
A number of little boys under y
years OF age romp about the suburbs
carrying 22-rifes with them, whack-
ing away at most any old thing, and
shooting up the signs and mail boxes
and taking long chances generally
For some enexplacable reason the In
terurEan station at Canyon has not
been torn down Tor more than two
months, and no holes have been shot
through its windows and sides. and
fhp Of sriaep Al.
were there thirty days since. he
place used to have electric lights, but
these were systematically destroyed
until the company got tired of it and
now the prominant point is in utter
darkness because of former vandalism
there. The spring birds are to give up y
heavy tolls to these young nimrods
and song birds on the Island, who
nave escaped the destruction at the
hands OF the lads, are to have their
nests plugged by rude boys with their
wicked rifles, and some OF these DAYS |
a car will be stopped out there be {
tween stations to pick up a boy with {
4 bullet hole in his head and no body ,
will ever know just how it happened :
aud mamma will wish she had bought T
ccigaretts instead of cartridges for a
her son. {
+. +. Stephens OF the Stephens Or \
chard Co., was distributing apples
about town Saturday February 9th t
to Signalize his 7lSt birthday Mr. I
Stephens plans to do in the next IF '
teen years as much for the deyelop- t
ment of Idaho as he did in like time Z
Tor Nebraska. Mr.. Stephens was FIVE t
times president OF the State Horti- 5
cultural Society; conducted one of the Il
largest nursurics in the state lie c
handled the ornamental planting of t
the {. b. & Q. system in three states c
lot twenty years. Planted seven mil
hon trees in timber claim work; car 4
rylng 10000 acres to patent for his a
customers; planted $4,000 fruit trees i
In partnership branch orchards with 4
nan interest in the orchards for y :
to Is years. Mr.. Stephens is prcSi- d
dent OF the Stephens Orchard Co. f
cultivating 1885 acres OF orchard for Il
himself and friends. Mr.. STEPHENS +
has contracted for 4 Manville grader +
and sizing machine capable of handl- :