The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-23

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If one of her skirts she's Invested,
Though her clothes, | suppose,
Reach from shoulders to toes,
By the guard, she is promtly arrested.
A son was born Thursday night of
last week to Mr. and Mrs 0. L.
Kingsbury.
Editor Johnston of the Star Courier
and Eagle Eenterprise was business
visitor in Caldwell Friday
Messrs. Ward & Harrington of this
city sold a carload of hogs on the
Portland market Friday of last week
R. R. Gordon and Miss Leone
Slinker of Parma were granted a IL
cense to- marry Wednesday of last
week.
c. R. Emmett, who has the contract
for building a $4,000 school house
near Boise, was in the city the latter
part of the week Mr.. Emmett states
hat the work on the building is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Miss Pauline Garrison was able to
return home the latter part of last
week, Miss Garrison while riding
her horse came into collision with an
interurban car She was badly shak-
en- up and sustained sprained ankle.
Ross v. Dilley has instituted suit
against Alfred Lee ct al to collect for
labor and materials put on the ranch
of the defendants. The ranch has
since changed hands. The amount in
volved is $l608, with $l75 added as
attorneys fees.
The first concrete grain bin of the
Idaho Milling & Feed company is
completed Two more bins are yet to
be erected and the elevator installed
DR.. 1sham expects to have his eleva-
tor in full operation within 90 days
He will start to store wheat in the
completed bin at an early date.
Guy Parks went to Caldwell, Sun.
day morning, to visit with his mother
at that place for three or four days
While in Caldwell he will receive his
new Overland car which he purchased
recently from the local agent, Mr.. T.
T. Kohout. He intends bringing his
mother here to visit for awhile upon
his return home.-Jordan Valley Eek
press.
Elmer Hustead has sold the Sara
toga barber shop to R. T. McCon-
naughey and Mr.. McConnaughey has
taken charge. McConnaughey now
owns three of the four city barber
shops, the 0. K, the Idaho Barber
Shop and the Saratoga. Mr.. Hus-
tead intends going to farming. He
will move his familyy to Dixie at an
early date.
H. w. Dorman and son returned
Saturday from Donnelly, Long Valley,
where they delivered another carload
of short horn cattle to the enterpris-
ing farmers of Long Valley. Long
Valley is going into the cattle business
strong. The people there are making
no mistakes. They are buying high
grade cows and thoroughbred bulls
Mr.. Dorman looks forward to an era
OF great prosperity for the Long Val
ley country during the next few years
The growth there has been wonder
ful during the past few years but only
a good start has been made.
Bass Deary and Dennis Driscoll, ac-
companied by Miss Cordelia Farrer,
formerly of DeLamar, but now resi-
dent of Caldwell, Idaho, arrived here
the first of the week from Silver City,
on their way to Pleasant Valley, where
Miss Farrer will visit with friends for
few days. 1t is reported that on their
way down here they had collision
with the car driven by our banker,
who was going in the opposite direc-
ton. The collision happened in a
narrow place on the road and in a
sharp turn just this side of DeLamar.
Bias Deary's car proceeded on to its
destination practically unframed,
while Mr.. Palmer's car had to be re-
paired little before he could pro-
coed any further. Luckily none of
the parties were in the least injured.
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