The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-12

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See Jack Demo for we'll drilling S.
S. F CLANCY, mayor of Middleton,
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Merritt of Nam
pa spent Sunday in Caldwell visiting
friends.
Attorneys G. w. Lamson and A.
Anderson of Nampa were Caldwell Wis
itors Saturday.
7%o money to loan-Limited amount
See A. l. Myers, Caldwell, over Hay
& Boonc's store. AZ
Fred Palmer, president of the Wes-
tern National Bank, was in the city
from Jordan Valley the fore part Of
the week.
Judge Bryan and Court Reporter
Shelby went to Emmett Tuesday. A
term of the district court convened
that day in Gem county.
Thomas R. Waite filed suit for di-
vorce in the district court Friday last
The plaintiff states that he and the de-
PENDANT, Ellen Tyler Waite, were mar
ried in Multnomah county. Oregon,
October II, 1910, and that his wife de-
serted him in April of the following
year.
Judge Ed L. Bryan returned Sunday
from Occur d'Alene where he was call
ed to adjust matters pertaining 10 the
Kerl divorce which was tried before
him. dispute arose over the inter-
probation of provisions of the decree
which Judge Bryan was called upon
to determine,
Rev. w. S. Hawkes., state chaplain
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
gave a Commute talk to the High
School pupils Monday afternoon, Civ
ing recollections and incidents, urging
loyalty and devotion to the country,
its government and flag, particularly
in view of the present relations of the
United States to Germany and Mexico.
County Commissioner c. w. Giesler
and County Surveyor Mcconnell re-
Gently inspected the site which has
been selected for three-span wooden
bridge. on Little Willow. Already the
estimates have been gotten out and the
piling has been ordered. The bridge
will span the creek at point opposite
the French postoffice, on the proposed
new automobile mail route, which it is
confidently believed will be put into
effect in the near future.-Payette En-
terprise.
Monte B. Gwinn, a grand repre-
sentative of the |. o. o. F., and chair
man of the finance committee OF the
sovereign grand lodge, autoed to Par
ma, Thursday, to speak at the Odd
Fellows banquet in the evening. Mr..
Gwinn was one of the first commits
sionerS of Canyon county and voted
for the first Roswell-Parma bridge
over the Boise. On this trip he made
his first crossing of the bridge and
saw Roswell for the first time. He
was more than surprised at the beauty
of the country and the development ol
the farm lands.-Parma Review.
J. P. Hall, of Caldwell, was taking
orders from Payette merchants and
making deliveries of his Non Break
able u. S. Fly Killer. Tuesday. Mr..
Hall has secured a patent on this
simple little device for SwattLng the
fly and appears to be reaping a rich
harvest from the sale OF the same.
About the first of April Mr.. Hall be-
gan the manufacture of the article
at his home in Caldwell where he
was assisted by two members of his
family. They have turned out up to
the present time about 300 dozen OF
the swatters and the orders thus far
received nearly doubles the number
manufactured. At present Mr.. Hall
is apparently quite contented travel
ing modestly in his Ford car. He
will be able to father a peace ex-
petition in the near future il the
Hall family keeps up its present lick
turning out swatters and the flies don't
give out.-Payette Enterprise.