The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-21
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For correct time phone 400. Hd
Get the habit. Ask your grocer for
Electric Bread. olo-Zo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Faris and child
drn, Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson,
! and J. f. Jones returned Saturday |
from Tamarack, Idaho, where they
had been since July 4th.
| Overriding motion for a new trial
Judge Bryan on Saturday decided
against the Oregon Short L inc in its
effort to reopen the case in which
damages were awarded to DIR. and
Mrs. D. N. Smith, as the result OF
lcrossing accident in lis in this ely.
Messrs. Dickens and Miller were at
Boise conducting the sale of the tools,
equipment, ETC., of the Reclamation
Service which are no longer needed
AS is customary with Dickens & Mil
Ter the stuff brought about double
what was expected although the at
tendance at the sale was small.
Mrs. M. H. Eustace returned Mon
dav morning from Washington and
Other points in the east where she
e had been for several months. She was
1 first called to Washington, D. G., by
4 the seriousness sickness of her moth
: er. who later died. Just as she was
= returning home she received mes
r sage telling of the death OF brother
: in-law in South Dakota.
DR.. c. M. Haley is having plans
drawn for remodeling his residence on
IS Cleveland Boulevard DR.. Haley con-
= templates making number OF impor'
# tant changes and improvements.
is thursday, July 10, marriage license:
II yare Issued 70 Grover G. Everett anC
" Bonnie Mae Croft, both of Nampa
a Ralph w. Hutchinson Of Narrows
rs Ore. and Edna R. Browning OF Dla
10 mond Oregon. Miss Browning am
w Mr. Hutchinson were married the sam
: day in the parlors of the Saratog
Hotel. Mr.. Justice George w. Stove
officiating. The first named coupl
Y. were married at Nampa and will max
}. their home in that city.
81 One of the big transcontinental raj
w road companies has surveyors IN tn
~ field seeking a favorable route int
~ Emmett with a two-fold object
49, get good slice of the business of tt
"a Boise-Payette sawmill and to secul
~ an outlet from the north to Californl
La This information comes to the Il
ny dex from reliable source, but Il
,rv name of the company cannot be d
ay vulged at this time. 1t is known tn
~" surveyors have been in the field II
some months and have explored Sc
1as eral passes to find the most fea'
nd, BILE route into this valley. Assuran
*, is given that Emmett will be on
ttis trunk line of railroad inside OF t
or next two years-Emmett Index,
es- Messrs. Mccall and William
the county agriculturists of Canyon cou
,ue, ty, sound warning that farme
any should be extremely careful in p,
ave chasing dairy stock. Because OF t
I'M great interest in dairying in ldaf
les and the phenomenal development
tor this industry, the demand for cows
ees greater than the supply. AS result
gh- lot of inferior stock is sold at hi
'ay- prices, and many farmers have
Tor come discouraged in attempting
kes develop this branch of farming. |
to following incident reported by \
'ro- Mccall, is quite commons; S.
pert Rhodes, a farmer near Nampa. 81
lie an inferior COW, one that was not p
sful ing her board, to an itinerant. dea
a insisting that the COW must be S
HI, for beef Imagine my surprise"
,ool said, ito find that neighbor liv
ning two miles away had purchased
for a registered dairy COW of h
ward production for forty dollars m
heir than the dealer had paid me-;
bic bridge News.