The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-10
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In Brazil, where the insects destroy
wooden telegraph poles, the railroad
uses WORKOUT rails for poles.
Jesse Ragsdale left Tuesday for
New Plymouth where he has been
engaged to teach school this school
year.
Frank Olmstead left Wednesday for
Seattle where he will resume his |
studies at the University of Wash
ington.
Miss Agnes Bicknell returned last
week from the east where she visited |
friends and relatives for couple of
months.
Unless it is medium, well-boiled |
egg, an earnest, efficient, conscen- |
tious man usually is able to get any
thing he wants.
Rev. J. R. Parks of Portland will
preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, September 18th, morn
ing and evening
Mr.. o. R. Ackley returned from
Midvale Friday after a two weeks
visit. While at Midvale there were
guests of the Keithly and McCaw
families.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to R. E. Creason and Bessie
Hemm of Meridian; and Patrick ].
Murphy and Leona Phillips of Nampa
The latter couple were married by
Judge Meek
Three carloads of wheat arrived
over the Interurban from Meridian
Monday for the Caldwell Milling &
, Elevator Co. The Caldwell company
had previously shipped in IS carloads
from Meridian.
Harry Jones left this week for Lafa-
| yette, Indiana, where he will enter
Purdue University. Mr.. Jones has
been a student of electrical engineer
ing at the University Of Utah. He will
t take an advanced course at Purdue
Mrs. Robert Gavin and children re-
f turned from Baker City Friday, where
they had spent a couple OF weeks
} after the funeral of Miss Julia Nc
5 Kinney, whose death occurred in this
= city, August IL.
: Labor day passed unobserved as a
holiday in Caldwell except by the
public officials and the banks. In the
r evening the Rev. George R. Varney
: delivered labor day address at the
= Baptist church. His subject was:
t Jesus Christ and the Industrial Prob
e lem"
n John T. Morrison, president of the
Western National bank of this city,
e was a business visitor in Caldwell
G Saturday. Mr.. Morrison states that
d Boise is very quiet the present time.
| The farmers, however, have produced
|, magnificent crops and the outlook for
ii business and trade is very bright.
If Mrs. Pernita C. Woody filed suit in
e the district court Friday for divorce
t from w. F. Woody. Mr. and Mrs
Y. Woody were married June II, 1914, ir
e this city. The plaintiff to the action
q alleges inhuman treatment, threats O.
n violence and that she and her HUSBAND
O have lived apart since April of thi!
IS year,
N The board of county commissioner
y, will meet Monday for the purpose o
y, fixing the county tax levies.
IS Mrs. H. D. Blatchley was among
ID those from this city who attended tn
e. lectures delivered at the teachers in
er stitute last week. A number of note,
men in educational CIRCLES were at tn
&c institute.
:" Yielding to the ills of old age, Ma
l. than A. Hultz passed away on hi
1e ranch near Notus at the age of
re years, Thursday. Two sons, Fred an
O John Hultz, and one daughter SUI
ne vive the father. The funeral servic
ne was held at 2 o'clock p. m, Sunda,
he at the Lower Boise church, where il
err terment was also made.
OF Miss Ada Isaacs, Miss Carolir
ed Adams and Miss Elizabeth O'Conn,
he of Caldwell and Miss Emily Wood
rs, Boise came to Homedale Saturdi
is and were met here by Miss Isaac
father, who took them on to his Su
er cor creek ranch. They returnt
in home Thursday and report havir
ed had the time of their lives.-Hom
i'd dale Press.
~ The Idaho State Fair association
IN in receipt of word from the Nam
'es Harvest Festival committees aski
~ :, for space reservations at the fair. T
~ people OF Nampa will bring their c
~ tire exhibits to Caldwell for the St;
SH i'i Fair. The state association is grea
~" pleased to see such splendid feeli
~ at Nampa and will do everything
Nv its mower to make the Nampa eXhib
No convenient, accessible and attracti
ing Sunday evening Sheriff Froman
ave turned from Vale, Ore, with Geo
out Boston, wanter here for passing
mp worthless check for $40 on Joe Ka
cry the clothier. Boston was arres
BILE Saturday at Vale in response to a
cen quest of the local sheriff. He was
raigned Tuesday morning. I
"A. check was caShed here August 81
ING was drawn on the Jordan Valley ba
les from which Boston had just wi
The drawn what money he hod on depC
The there, according to information gi
has out by those interested in the cas-,
rye Col. F. R. Place has returned
ON Winnemucca after a visit to the mic
bod west. He reports increased busir
ade activity at Chicago, St. Louis
dis other points. Col. Place is quo
3, +. nv the Silver State of Winnemucca