The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

Deakon Sturgeon was a Boise WISH
tor Thursday.
See that new Autographs Brownie
Kodals at Botkin- Harmon's. It's prob
ably just what you've wanted.
Eighteen billions of Legal Reserve
Life Insurance carried in the U. S.
You are in the minority if uninsured.
Mrs. Frank Herlocker of Greenleaf
was brought to the local hospital suf
fering from ptomaine poisoning. She
is rapidly recovering.
Judge Ed L. Bryan has ordered a
new trial in the suit of John Purser
VS.. Matilda Purser. This action is to
quiet title to real estate.
R. B. Scatterday returned Sunday af-
ternoon from Twin Falls, Pocatello
and Salt Lake. where he had been at
tending the Republican state conven-
ton and looking after professional
business.
Mrs. James Harris left for Portland
Saturday in response to telegram
stating that her father, T. B. Roberts,
is very sick. Mr.. Roberts formerly
lived in Caldwell and is very we'll
known here.
The saying of Abe Martin that
"nothin' ever gets t'goin' good till
theirs few designations" can be APP
piled to the Democratic Administra-
ton only if by ".goin' good" Abe
means "goin' out"
Saturday three marriage licenses
were issued as follows: Floyd E. Dut-
ton and Sarah E. Frye of Caldwell; G..
w. Haynes and Grace Young of Ea-
gle; and Arthur Brown and Eva l..
Hamilton of Nampa.
Messrs. ]. H. Gipson. John J. Plow-
head, Guy c. MCGEE, v. d. Hannah
and George Clason were the delegates
from this section of Canyon county
to the state convention of the Progress
sive party held at Boise Saturday.
w. r. Sebree returned Friday from
southern California where he had been
to visit his family, who will return to
Caldwell about the middle of May. Mr..
Sebree expects to make definite an
nouncements of the proposed electro
fication of the Wilder railway at an
early date.
The saddle horse of F. p. Kipp,
stolen from public rack in Caldwell
| Sunday night, has been restored to its
owner. The animal was found at the
George Harris ranch 10 miles south
of Caldwell on Friday, sans saddle and
bride. There seems to be but little
chance of apprehending the guilty in
dividual.
The Progressive party of Idaho in
convention assembled at Boise Satur-
day elected 10 delegates with half
vote each to International convention
of the party. Thedelegates elected fol-
low: r. H. Sheridan, H. E. McElroy
and Paul Davis of Ada county; ]. H.
GIBSON. E. J.-Wamsley and S. L. Ken
NEEDY of Canyon; ]. M. Ingersol, A. A.
Ashbaugh and c. o. Pierce of Ban
mock; w. A. White of Nez Perez; w.
A. Lee and c. d. Evans of Bingham;
L. M. Earle of Bonneville; Chris
Jensen of Madison; A. L. Swim of
Twin Falls; and S. I. Jordan of Koo-
tenai.
Rev. B. w. Rice has resigned his
church in the suburbs of Boise after
l8 months pastorate. and will now be
open for similar work elsewhere. Mr..
Rice remained with his charge in Boise
until the practical completion of one
of the most complete church equip
ments in the state. fhe erection of a
commodious and artistic house of
worship at cost of 5000, has en-
joyed the hearty support of splendid
cooperative workers. He has had the
wisdom of splendid adjutants, he de-
clares, and now leaves to make room
for the occupancy of a minister and
his wife, who will reside upon the field
See that new Autographs Brownie
Kodak at Botkin- Harmon's. It's prob
ably just what you've wanted.