The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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English Ware-Dinner Plates. set
of for 6Oc Ackley's Market.-Adv.
John Shumate of Nampa was a
business visitor fin the city Tues,
day.
DR.. J. D. Irwin, deputy state veter-
marian, was at Nampa on official
business Monday.
w. P. Briggs and son returned to
their home at Midvale, Friday, after
a short visit in Caldwell.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to William Ray Turner and Miss
Edna Elizabeth Judd. both of Cald-
we'll
Judge S. Ben Dunlap was Boise
visitor Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of his parents, Judge and Mrs.
R. H. Dunlap.
Traders Day Special = Velvet
shapes SOC, velvet trimmed hats $lOO,
500 and $3.O0.-M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet
OH Main St.-Adv.
Miss Bouleware's studio was the
scene of merry party Tuesday after
noon when her piano pupils gathered
for an informal party
On the eighth, ninth and tenth dav
OF next June the Boise river will come
nearer flooding some regions of Cald-
we'll than it has for twenty years.
Mrs. Martha Fuller was in the city
from Nampa Tuesday. Mrs. Fuller
intends moving back to Caldwell in
the spring, She states that she is
getting homesick.
Saturday, January lst there will be
wedding held on the Bungalow
stage Immediately after the first show.
Also two new vaudeville acts and the
third episode of the Broken Coin. Ad-
mission l0c and 20c.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Grove
have returned from Jackson Hole,
Wyoming, and will spend the winter
in Caldwell They arrived Tuesday
Mr.. Grove is an engineer in the Re-
clamation Service of the United Sta
ties. He was formerly employed on
the Boise project and had his head
quarters in this city.
One of the jolliest Thanksgiving
dinners on record this year was held
in the city of Brooklyn, in The clur
house of the Progressive Club of the
Fourteenth Assembly District. Il
was in celebration of the clubs re-
turn to the Republican party, in toker
of which the Club has voted L
change its name from Progressive t.
Republican.
Third Assistant Postmaster Genera
Dockery tells in his annual eport how
successful the Postal Savings Banl
has been. He probably does not real
ize that he is giving an indirect slaI
at his chief, Postmaster General Bur
Lesson, who, as a member of Congress
from Texas, voted against the posta
savings bank bill. Fact is, every vot
against the bill was cast by a Demo
crat.
The question has been put up t.
the Hired Man to tell what he know
about hog meat being unfit for a hu
man to eat. This matter should b
, put to the health officers and not to
newspaper man, however we will te
what we know and leave it to indiv
iduals to decide. God told the Jew
not to eat the coney. Now the cone
is little innocent creature about lik
the cotton tail. They cut it out c
I, their diet. Two thousand eight hur
i dred years afterwards the human rae
e discovered that the throat of the cor
d ey is the natural spawning place {
Il leprosy. There is where leprosy wi
never die so long as there is Twin
coney on earth.
r Now every living hog at the age {
r six months has running sore O
7. each fore leg, and this sore runs pu:
e and matter all the time, so long {
e the hogs blood runs. When it
n butchered of course the sore cal
not be seen. 1t may be better tht
this puss gets out than to have
6 stay in the meat, but hog flesh shou
q be very carefully cooked before it
u taken into the human stomach. Son
s. folks other than fools will laugh
s. the Hired Man on this paragrap
r but they are not all fools who eve
RI laugh at Roosevelt.
IT $13O,OOO,OOOOO of FIRE losses for II
first ten months of 1915. 1t may
your turn next. Get policy.-A.
I'd Myers, Agt.