The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03


Fisk Realty Company. 50
Mr. and Mrs. A. |. Myers were
Boise visitors Saturday.
Attorney L. Anderson of Parma
was a Caldwell visitor Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Earl Mccullough
was a business visitor at Nampa Mon
day.
County Attorney H. A. Griffiths at
tended to official business at Boise
Monday.
Attorney F. A. Hagelin was in the
city from Nampa Monday attending
to professional business.
Guy c. MCGEE was at Nyssa Satur-
day looking after business connected
with the Nyssa drainage district. -.
Jack Demo rec ,ntly finished a well
for John Beeson, near the Expert
ment station. This we'll was sunk l49
feet.
Special-Traders' Day, Monday,
March 9th, all Trimmed Hats, street
hats and childrens' hats.-M. E. Gill
gan-Sarchet, below Saratoga hotel.
George w. Whitney has sold his
home on the Caldwell Nampa boule-
ward to Frank Case. Mr.. Whitney
and family will move to Caldwell to
live.
Judge Ed l.. Bryan and Court Re-
porter Gilbert Shelby went to Emmett
Tuesday morning. Tuesday the first
term of court in Gem county was con-
vened
Wanted: Old rent receipts. Bring
them to the Office and we will figure
out just what changing your plans
No tcly nol
ty Company. So
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold silver medal suffrage con-
test next Sunday, during Sunday
School hour, in which six or seven
boys will take part.
VIM. March left Sunday night for
Butte where he will look UP the poul-
try market. Mr.. March does big
business in chickens and eggs with
Butte commission firms.
John Haley, of the firm of Turner,
Haley and Smeed Bros, has returned
to Caldwell after spending the winter
at the southern headquarters of the
firm at Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. John C. Flynn returned Sun
day morning from Chicago where she
had been for some weeks visiting
friends and relatives. She was the
guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
H. Roadway.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Robert Clark Enos of Riley,
Harvey Co.. Oregon and Hazel L.
Rose of Payette; and to James l..
Pfeiffcr and Frances Suhlsen, both OF
Middleton
AT Saturdays land sale in Caldwell
w. c. Dewey and DR.. p. M. Bloom,
as representatives of the club now or
ganizing, purchased a 40-acre tract
bordering the lake. Formal organi-
cation of fishing and outing club will
soon be effected. 1t is claimed by
those who know that fishing in the
reservoir has been getting better each
succeeding year.
Judge T. A. Walters was at the
Center Point school house Friday
evening where he delivered an address
before the Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton. Judge Walters delivered a
splendid address and one greatly APP
preciated by the parents, teachers and
pupils of the school. While at Center
Point Mr.. Walters was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Alexanderson.
David II. Law was in the city from
Wilder Saturday. Mr.. Law recently
sold his farm between Grcenlcaf and
Wilder and is opening up a real estate
Office at Wilder. He states that Viii
der is growing very fast. There is
more or less building activity at the
present time and more is in sight. Mr..
Law is confident that Wilder has a
very good future before her. He
Looks forward ~ HE
grafton and real estate activity during
the next couple of years and especial
ly in the Wilder section.