The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
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Money to Loan. A. I. Myers
See Jack Demo about we'll drilling.
Fred Harrington left Friday for
Seattle.
A. S. Funk was visitor in the city
from Nampa Saturday.
Edgar Meek was business visitor
in Twin Falls this week.
S. F. CLANCY of Middleton was a
visitor in Caldwell Friday.
James Keith of Wilson was bust
ness visitor in the city Friday.
DR.. Cole is still away on his vaca-
ton and is not expected back for a
week
If in doubt about the prevailing
styles, drop in at Boyes Hardware
Earl knows.
Every loaf has the label. Electric
Bakery" See that the loaf you get
carries the brand. 616-23
Ralph Johnson came in from his
home in the Gem District to enroll
for high school work.
L. F. McNitt and ]. D. Kelleher left
Thursday evening of last week for ST.
Louis and Chicago. Mr.. McNitt took
horses to St. Louis. Mr.. Kelleher
took sheep.
The streets were seething Monday
with happy-hearted, eager-faced boys
and girls and alert young men and
women of high school and college am
billions, registering in their respective
grades and lining up for year of in
tellectual gymnastics.
Thursday last ex-Assessor A. o.
Christopher was bound over to the
district court by Probate Judge Meek.
The charge against the former Off
cial was embezzlement of the sum of
1857. Bonds in the sum of 100000
were furnished by Mr.. Christopher.
Helen Mccartney, the little girl who
was a patient for so many weeks in
Canyon Hospital, and who excited
the sympathy Of the entire community
to whom she is indebted for a straight,
strong, growing little body, is one of
the happy faced first graders in the
Lincoln school.
]. w. Bartles was in the city from
Notus Thursday of last week. Mr..
Bartles says that Notus is real pros
porous at the present time. The crops
were good and the prices all that
could be desired Last week three
threshing outfits were at work within
sight of Bartle's place.
George Reeves, United States en-
tomologist with headquarters at Salt
Lake, was in the city Sunday. He
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. ],
Ross, Mr.. Reeves and Mr.. Ross are
old friends. Mr. Reeves is investi-
eating the origin, spread and proven
ton or eradication of the alfalfa
weevil in this mountain states.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, bookkeeper for
the medical firm of Miller-Cole &
Haley, is visiting with relatives a,
Payette and leaves in a few days for
Salt Lake City to take up other work
In the year that she has been in Cald-
well, Mrs Kirkpatrick has made many
friends in and out of the office who
regret her departure. She is succeeded
by Miss Smith of Nampa.
]. D. Rowland returned to Alpha
this week to look after his stock and
property interests there. Mr.. Row
land and family returned to- their
home near Caldwell Thursday of last
week from Alpha where they had been
the greater part of the summer. Mr..
Rowland stated Friday that they had
spent most enjoyable summer. The
summer was delightful in every re-
spect and the outing was thoroughly
enjoyed.
dorado Taft Last night at Fuller
ton Hall, Art Institute. the one thou
sand members of the Polytechnic So
city Of Chicago gave their enthusiastic
approval to Lincoln Writ. Spontaneous
applause called him before the cur
tain many times. Speakers of interna-
tional fame have given us their best,
but this graphic recital of adventure
and achievement held us spellbound
and thrilled every listener as never
before in the nine years Of our lecture
course" October IL. oS-l06