The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-13

Watches' clocks, and Jewelry re-
paired. w. F. Wood. Botkin- Harmon
Drug Store. Y16-tf
Miss Edyth Frost and Clarence
Martin, both of Caldwell, were mar
ried Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Mccullough was in
Boise Saturday on business connected
with the shcriffs office.
Mrs. H. w. Stewart has returned
home after visit at Cambridge, the
guest of her brother, J. J. Marsh.
The Botkin-H Harmon Drug Co. have
installed a delivery system insuring
prompt delivery of any purchase. 730tf
John T. Morrison, president of the
Western National Bank, was in the
city from Boise few hours Satur-
day.
Let us replace your broken lenses.
We will save you time and money. A.
E. Laughlin, Optometrist, 7l3 Main
Street 730-tf
Judge D. d. Harger left Friday for
San Francisco to take in the big fair.
Before returning he will visit at Port
land and Seattle.
w. c. Dyer left Saturday evening
for Portland, where he was called on
business. Mr.. Dyer will spend few
days at the coast before returning.
There is a unanimous agreement
that no more "frills' should be taught
in the public schools, but no two per-
sons can agree as to what studies are
"frills."
Canyon county has filed its alb
stracts Of real estate valuations with
the State Auditor. The total is $16,-
379, l54. The agricultural lands of
the county are valued at $8,O57,8/l.
County Superintendent Z. Fay Fow-
Ter started Friday evening for a
months vacation most Of which will
be spent in viewing the expositions in
California. She will also attend the
convention of the National Eudca-
tional association. Her assistant, Miss
Berry, is in charge Of the Office during
Miss Fowler's absence
Mora Remarks" the Boise cor
respondent of the Lewiston Tribune,
states that it is proposed that after
this year the Idaho State Fair will be
held at Boise and a great livestock
show be held at Caldwell each year
After this year Boise will be ashamed
to call her fair a state fair. Boise can
put on a good county fair and after
this year it will be so called.
A freak mare colt was born on the
farm of H. w. Mallett of Riverside
Saturday night, in that hours after
birth it was giving milk Mr.. Mallett
went into the pasturage early Sunday
morning and noticed that milk was
running from the colt. He asks that
some of the professors explain the
freak of nature. The colt is normal
in every other respect and thriving.
DIR. and Mrs. S. J. Miller and child
rem, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Baker,
Mrs. Ehlers of Notus and Miss Green
slet of Midway, left Sunday for Long
Beach, California. Dr. and Mrs. Mil
Ter have gone to California in hopes
that the change of climate will bene-
lit Mrs. Miller's health. While at
Long Beach DR.. Miller will take post
graduate work. 1t is highly prob
able that they will return to Caldwell
in year. The other members of the
party will take in the fairs and visit
points of interest in California.
Rev. L. w. Gowen one of the oldest
dllu pCSl huOWn MINISTERS OF TINS sec
ton, who, for the past two or three
years, has been making his home in
Washington, arrived in town and
visited with Rev. T. A. Leger, Rev. C..
Ii. Bloom, and c. T. Reavis until yes
terday morning, when he went down
in Mr.. Bittener's car to Weiser, from
which place he will go to Parma to
visit his son, who resides there. Rev
Gowen will be remembered by the old
timers in this section as the Baptist
Minister who travelled throughout this
upper country selling bibles over IS
years ago-Midvale Reporter. Rev.
Gowen was pastor of the Baptist
church in this city several years ago
and will be we'll remembered by the
old timers of the city.
Botkin- Harmon Drug Store will de-
lever your purchases any time dur
ing the day-and do it promptly. 730-tf
Pair of Knockers