The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
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Miss Lucy Mckee visited former
friends at Nampa, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stauffcr of the
Juniper country are in the city.
Mrs. E. H. Adam is in Jordan VAL
ley, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
o. Parks.
M. D. Polk, the genial, forceful
editor of the Nampa Record, was a
business visitor in Caldwell Saturday.
Messrs. George Green and George
Franklin opened their pool hall Mon
day. They are located in the Hoover
building.
Mrs. Fred Schneling and son, Evans
en- route to Chicago from California
points, is visiting her sister, Mrs. P.
J. Flemmer at her home o02 Dearborn.
1t might be good scheme for
every couple to get married on the
18th of the month. Then they would
have something to blame it on in
later years.
c. E. Burdick of Parma, promin-
ent and substantial farmer of that
lsection, was business visitor In the
city Monday. The Tribune acknowl-
edges a pleasant call.
Services at St. David's Episcopal
ion every second and fourth Sunday
sermon every Sunday at 200 o'clock.
! w. C. Dyer returned Saturday af-
ternoon from Portland, where he had
, been for ten days on business. Mr..
Dyer reports that he had pleasan:
trip in spite of wasliouts, floods. and
very cold weather.
Seventy-one and six-tenths per cent
of our imports for December 1915,
came in duty free to compete with
American products. No revenue was
paid to the U. S. Treasury, and there
was no decrease in the cost of living.
: Frank w. Richards VS.. Eta M.
Richards is the title of divorce suit
in district court filed last Saturday.
t The suit originates at Nampa, where
, the plaintiff resides. Desertion is Civ
E en- as grounds of the prayer. Mrs
I Richards is said to be now living In
California.
r Prof. H. A. Ireland announces that
5 a meeting to discuss the organization
: of cooperative grazing association
I for the purpose of securing range and
grazing stock thereon, has been called
a for 2:30 o'clock P. NJ, Saturday. Feb.
!. ruary 10Th, at Meridian Every one
{ interested is invited to attend.
c Messrs. C. H. and Lee Turner have
returned from California. Mr. c.. H
: Turner has been in Nevada and Cali
, fornia for several weeks buying
:. horses. He purchased good many
. a carload of which were sold a
y Ogden. The others will be brought t
n Caldwell Lee Turner had been Ii
" California since last summer.
IS Thursday evening, February 10th
n at Jordan Valley, a daughter was borl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 0. Parks. TIL
:, Jordan Valley Express states tina
n Guy, of course. is as happy as lar
:" over the advent and is now wearing
/. his cap Topped over one one ear as a
rs indication of happiness" The mother
10 nee Miss Laura Adam, of this city, an
n child are doing very nicely. ! =
10 One man found guilty of having, ir
he toxicating liquor in his possession ha
been sentenced to two years in tn
state pentitentiary at hard labor q
/ Boise. He got off too easy. VIII.
81 Fred Coleman got that much just fc
T. stealing $4,000 from the peopl
y We've got to stop these wallopeI
or from going to hell via the booze rou'
n. and the only way to do 1t properly
al TO hang 'em, 1t will do no good
:, let them off with light sentence lik
% the case in point-Parma Herald.
y The Imp SCOT Destroyer is a pa
e. emf chemical composition the fun,
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 it is converted into smol
again and passes out. Imp is the mo
effective chimney cleaner in existenG
It is only Is cents a package at q
Caldwell Heating & Plumbing c
Try package today. The Imp
guaranteed to do the work. ll1o'
| Mrs. A. Dempke passed awa''sat I
local hospital Friday as result OF
| second stroke of apoplexy: She "
] taken to the hospital week ago. MI
Dempke, nee Harshey, had been ma
ried hardly two years. Hardly a mon
ago the husband was committed
the asylum at Blackfoot. Alleged cru
ty to the wife was taken as one
the evidences of his unbalanced CONF
ton and it is possible that his tire:
ment of her had something to do wi
bringing about second recurrence
apoplectic trouble. A sister, Mrs. G;
man, of Wilder, survives. The fu
eral service was held at two o'clo
Sunday afternoon at Wilder. wi
4 burial in the Roswell cemetery.
EASTERN MONEY to. loan.
farm security at low rates. 5000
$4,000. Send particulars first tin
Address WILLIAM SMITH. e
Grove, Boise. Idaho.
Every kind of Life Insurance Pol
les in the Rate Book for sale.-A.