The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24
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A daughter was born March 10 to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munro.
A daughter was born March 18th
to Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Frost.
Miss Juanita Stewart and John Cup
pies motored to Boise Sunday.
A. ]. Mcfarland. an old timer of the
Payette Valley, was in the city from
Falk Monday.
Frank Martin, former attorney gen. |
eral of Idaho, was in the city from
Boise Saturday.
Jack Demo finished we'll on the |
Allison place east of town the latter
part of last week.
Farmers! Can insure your livestock |
againts death from any kind of dis
ease, FIRE or tightening, in good. re-
liable company. F. G. Hoffman. 1012tf
Your life insurance is the one of
all YOUR assets that cannot possibly
shrink without your consent. A. ].
M. ers, Agt. Equitable Life for II
years. 3101
day to Robert Mawbray and Luella
Agnes Rigley, both of Boise; and to
Elmer E. Johnson and Picnic May
Joyner, both Of Nampa. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Harmon and
Mrs. L. M. Olmstead had number
of improvements made around their
residences on Cleveland Boulevard.
Messrs. Terry & MCGEE were the
Contractors.
Mrs Ida Hunter and Mrs. Will Bar
clay of eastern Oregon are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nc
C..1to,.-L Are MrC,,t1o.,oh ,ccox,,
panied the Two ladies on trip to
Boise visiting relatives and friends,
N. c. Day, well known resident
of Wilder, was business visitor in
the city Monday. Mr.. Day says that
Wilder is moving right along. The
people out there are anxiously await
ing the commencement of work on
the identification of the Wilder rail-
road.
J.s Russell Stotts, the well known
Boise newspaper correspondent, was
a business visitor in the city Friday of
last week. Mr.. Stotts states that the
politicians are buzzing around Boise
already. He looks forward to an early
campaign, a long campaign aid hard
campaign. rxffN
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were in the
city from Boise Sunday in the Hud-
son Super Six handled in this terri
tory by L. ]. Ross. The car is Il
beauty and Mr.. Ross is having little
trouble in laying down machines fast
enough. Mr.. Campbell has chargesol
Mr.. Ross garage and show rooms al
Boise.
Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith returned or
Saturday evening from visit of sew
eral days to Boise where she was TAX
ing, advantage of the opportunity t
add to her stock Of the very latest dc
signs. in china decoration by taking ;
few private lessons of Miss Jeanne
Stewart. who is one Of the most ia
NOUS china painters in America. !
Former Senator NJ S.. Dis of Boist
/. county states that Saturday the lSti
the first train got through to Lakepor
over the Idaho Northern railroad
!. since January 10th. 1t is hard to re
,:.salize that rotary engines were at worl
clearing the railroad track of snow
less than rs miles away as late a
Friday of last week. "a
On Thursday and Friday Judg
Judge Bryan gave attention to tn
naturalization OF citizens. Myies I'd
gar Barrowclough and Frank Pulo
Zeyer, the only woman to apply to
naturalization iE this county for sew
eral years, was denied her petition be
cause of the fact that she is not res
ident of Canyon county.
Mrs. ]. J. Walling had the gres
pleasure of entertaining a number {
her relatives at a dinner Sunda,
Among the guests were her fathe
Chas. Madden. his daughter, Mr.
Chas. Hartley, her son Ray Hartle,
and his daughter Nathelle Hartle.
four generations in all. Chas. Mao
den is an old timer in Canyon count.
having spent the greater part OF II
IS years in Idaho here. He is 90 veal
old and is as young as he used to b
-Nampa Record.
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ent chemical composition the fum.'
of which attack. disintricate and di
purse the SCOT in the chimney. So
Is smoke condensed and deposited
the chimney. The chemical funmes
the IMP act on the SCOT In such ma
ner that il Is converted into smol
again and passes cut. Imp Is the mo
effective chimney cleaner In existene
II Is only Is cents a package at 9
Caldwell Heating & Plumbing c
Try package today. The Imp
guaranteed to do the work. ll20'
Those who favor larger navy
the best means OF defending Anne
ca from possible aggression will
interested in learning that ]. II. I'll
son of Caldwell has accepted an a
pointment on the National Commit
Of the Navy League OF America. N
GIBSON desires % ascertain what sc
trnent exists In Idaho for lare
navy. with view OF sending de
CATION to represent this state at I
great conference to consider the 81
ject which will be held in Washiu
ton April 1918.
Harry Cupp. a rancher near TOW
had the misfortune to lose ms not
and entire household outfit by I