The Caldwell tribune., 1916-08-18
See Jack Demo about we'll drilling.

See Jack Demo about we'll drilling.
For State Auditor. L. L. Folsom,
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Guy {. MCGEE was a Nampa visitor
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Doan were Boise
visitors Friday.
County Coroner A. A. Faris was
Boise visitor Friday.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday to Lewis Peterman and Jennie
b. Corpe, both of Union, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah H. Rogers en-
tertained the Knights and Ladies of
Security at their home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. ]. A. Carlson and children are
visiting friends and relatives at Grand
View Idaho. Mr.. Carlson is employed
at Mountain Home.
w. E. Guild has gone to the Walla
Walla, Washington, Sanitarum to be
treated. He will probably be gone
until next spring
Carl Gamble returned to Caldwell
Friday from Weiser. Mr.. Gamble has
accepted position as linotype opera
tor on The Tribune.
J. ]. Plowhead was at Nampa Sat
urday in the interests of his candidacy
for. the Republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney.
Mrs. R. H. Davis returned Friday
from the Payette lakes. Mrs. Ross
and children will remain several days
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for comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Watkins left
Friday for Twin Falls Mr.. Watkins
will be in that section for some time
buying seed for the Pacific Seed COM
pany of this city
Messrs. H. R. Cleaver, D. ]. Terry
and F. T. Feuling left Monday for
Pine creek and returned Thursday.
They spent their time hunting grouse,
and had splendid trip.
]. S. Harrington let the contract for
modern bungalow Friday. The new
residence is to be on Cleveland be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Messrs. Gentzler & Sillabaugh were
awarded the contract.
John A. Baker was at Wilder Friday
in the interests of his campaign for
the Republican nomination for sheriff.
Mr.. Baker was very cordially received.
He feels confident of good majority
in the Wilder section.
Messrs. R. w. Oakes, w. J. Boone,
F. F. Beals and J. P. Mcclure re-
turned Friday evening from the Boise
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days hunting and fishing. They had a
very pleasant outing and a most sue
cessful hunt.
w. D. Potter was in the city from
Nampa Friday. Mr.. Potter desires to
serve in the next legislature as a mem
Der of the house. He is a candidate
for the Republican nomination. Mr.
Potter was formerly engaged in the
implement business.
Suits to collect on two promssory
notes was filed in the district court
Friday by F. Brooks and A. D. Brooks
doing business under the firm name of
the Carlton Nursery company VS.. ].
W. Pittinger. The aggregate amount
for which the suit is brought is
$706.85, principal and $l02.4 interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boone and
daughter of Caldwell are spending a
few weeks in this city as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. St. Clair. This is
Mr.. Boone's first visit to the Owyhee
hills and he believes the climbing Of
their almost perpendicular contour has
the Susanna Corroft method of weight
reducing skinned thousand ways
Owyhee Avalanche
Contractor c. R. Emmett, who has
the contract for the Weaver, AXE
and Brady buildings on Alturas street
has placed an order with the Boise
Payette Lumber Co., for the lumber
and material to be used. This
order was placed on competitive
bid, the preference being given the
home dealer. This is among the
largest orders ever placed here, and
it was thought that it would go to
an outside firm. in as much as the
contractor is a nonresident but he
seems to have the right spirit and
buys his material where he does the
building g-Mountain Home Republi-
can.
Electric Bread is for safe at all
grocers. Insist upon getting It, Look
for the label 03U.