The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-14
How It Happened.
Hoisted f1agon.
Awful jag on.
Sees a dragon.
Water wagon.
Try a Tribune Want Ad.

Myers cashes notes and mortgages
FURS-Making and repairing, 5l1
Sixth Ave ll12-t
Highest market price for veal
Phone 25l-F2. Gates. l14-12l
S. w. Dee was in the city Sunda,
from Boise spending the day with hi.
family.
T. M. Nichol returned Monda,
from Baker City and Haines. Oregon
where he had been on business fol
several days.
H. A. Partridge was in the city from
Nampa Monday attending the meeting
of the board of directors of the Pay.
etteBoise Water Users association
There is too much bull in the world
1t has got so that driving a garbage
wagon is position" and not a jot
and 81 per week is salary" and no,
pay.
Austin Bissitt has returned to his
home at Jordan Valley after spending
ten days in Caldwell visiting his mo.
Their and sister, Mrs. James Bissitt and
Miss Lalia Bissitt
Mrs. A. L. Shipley. who is at Port.
land receiving medical attention, Is
reported as improving under the
treatment. She will remain there for
several days
Don't merely spare" little time
time for it-for this should be part
of your work as the business mana,
ger" of your home.
R. D. Haymaker and wife returned
to their home at Caldwell, Monday
after visiting the past several days al
the home of their daughter, Mrs. u
F. Herrick.-Cascade News.
Mrs. Oney Hartley filed suit. fol-
divorce in the district court Monday
from Bert Hartley. They were mar.
ried in November 1910 and the wife
was deserted in December. 1913.
Frank B. Kinyon, the well known
Boise lawyer, has been appointed re.
ceiver at the Boise land Office. He
will succeed Fred V. Tinker. whose
term of Office expires, January 18th
w. H. Kollerborn was in the cit,
Tuesday attending the meeting of the
board of directors of the Pavette.
Boise Water Users association. The
session of the board was very lively
one.
Store-competition is your protec
ton. 1t works for you. If YOU reat
the ads you will always be able to Sc
cure your share of the net-results Of
this race in ue-giving and in ser
vice.
Today's ads have, for you-if vor
need to buy anything-an IMMED1'
ATE cash value. Your attention tc
them will save you from that common
est act of improvidence-paying toe
much for something.
Clarence Van Deusen did not hay,
time to finish the audit of Canyon
county for this session of the boart
of county commissioners. He hac
other business to attend to at Boise
Why not? He has received NOR,
money from the county than his con
tract calls for. The county can wal,
Suit for divorce was filed in the
district court by Mrs Matte H
Streitt from Lon F. Streitt. Saturday
They were married in Caldwell De
cember Is. 1914. January 7, 1915. TIL
| husband deserted his wife He i
now a fugitive from justice having es
| capped from custody of the sheriff o
] the county last March, with two othe
prisoners.
Some steel firms report increases il
export business as high as 200 pc
cent since the war began. Since TIL,
Democrats would have us believe tina
the prosperity that has been expert
enced bv war order concerns is gen
eral throughout the country. it will b,
interesting to note how many of tn,
oeoole of the United States are en-
loving an increase of 200 per cent il
their business.
Judson F. Allen passed away Fri
day evening at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Allen. in thi
CITY. Typhoid fever and intestinal dis
orders which an operation failed t.
relieve were causes of his death. Mr.
Allen was the youngest son of K. F
Allen and is survived BY his wife an,
son of about 7. Mrs. Allen was for
merlv Mabel Mcconnell. Both MI
and Mrs Allen have this year been at
tending the College of Idaho. TIL,
funeral was held Monday at TIVE
o'clock. Interment was at Canyon
Hill cemetery.
William Wyengarten has been ad
ded to the secret service force of Can
Won county. He took up his dutie
Friday and is on the lob every minute
of the time. Mr.. Wyengarten will
work in conjunction with the regula
force although he insisted upon re
tanning considerable initiative an,
liberty of action. He will pay partic
ular attention to bootleggers. We un
signment he will open up a CONNER