The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
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q. Hoffman. 12-10-tf
T. A. Walters was called to Middle
ton Monday on business.
W. A. Coughanour of Payette was
a Caldwell visitor Monday.
Don't miss reading Cakes Bros.
Rummage Sale advertisement-ful
page of exceptionally low prices.
w. A. MCGEE and son, Elmer. left
Saturday afternoon for Portland. The
son will visit in that city for a few
weeks while his father will proceed
to San Diego and Los Angeles. They
expect to be away four or FIVE weeks.
Cakes Bros. page advertisement of
their big Rummage Sale, appearing
elsewhere in this issue of The TIL
bune, shows some very unusual offer
ings in reliable northumberland it
will pay all readers to carefully read
the ad.
Miss Bertha Nicholson visited brief
ly with Nampa friends Monday, re-
turning during the afternoon. Fol-
lowing rest of some weeks to regain
a full measure of health. Miss Nichol-
son is taking the position of Office
nurse with DR.. S. J. Miller.
DR.. Nogle and family finished NOV
ing their household goods here the
latter part of last week and are now
Hillcrest street. The family is val
liable addition to Cascade and they
are gladly welcomed in our prosper
GUS city.-Cascade News.
Miss Case and Miss Scheckner, in
structors in the College of Idaho,
gave delightful entertainment to the
people at the County Farm, Tuesday
afternoon. The program consisted OF
music and readings 1t was a rare
treat to the old folks who greatly ap-
preciated the kindness of these talent
ed young ladies.
Chas. Brooks, nephew of Mrs. o. D.
Brumbaugh of this city and son Of
Mrs. Louis Brooks of Caldwell. ar
rived here Wednesday after an alb
sence of over 20 years. He went to
sessment work on the Fred Crete
mining claims at that place.-Silver
City Avalanche.
The Missouri Valley Bridge Com
pany, which has the contract for the
erection of the Parma bridge across
the Boise has found it impossible to
contract for the steel to be delivered
before May. The substructure will
be built Immediately, and the ap-
proaches will be ready by the time
the steel arrives. European war or
ders for months in advance are re-
sponsible for the delay in the filling
of the order for the material for Su-
perstructure.
The Congressional rebellion against
Wilson's defense plans is not, 1t ap-
pears, to be confined to the house
Senator Vardman of Mississippi lost
no time in denouncing the plans in
vigorous terms, and the preparedness
bill which Senator Chamberlain oil
| Oregon has presented is not at all like
that which Wilson advocates. Yard
man wants no more defense. Cham.
berlain wants much more than Wilson
advocates. 1t is evident that the
Presidential spell has broken at the
Capitol.
Manager George D. Wheeler, oil
the local telephone exchange, hi:
brother-in-law, Otto Ewers, and Tele
phone Lineman Blaine WEIGH wen
down to Fisherie Tuesday to look af
ter trouble on the long distance line
The party made the trip with two
seated cutter and team. They expert
enced much difficulty on their return
trip. Leaving FisherIe at .. m. they
did not reach Bellevue until nearly 4
lp. m. They passed through a regular
blizzard and the air was so filled will
drifting snow that they could see NJ
distance ahead of the team. The roat
was completely drifted over.-Haile.
News Miner
| Several changes will be made II
Locations in Parma the first of tn
year. w. p. Sabin is moving hi
harness and implement stock to tn
Martin building. F. E. Fisk and ]. {
Watson will probably move their OF
fees to the second story of the BAN
building The Union Loan compan
will move its Offices to one of tn
rooms back Of its present location
f. G. Johnson will also vacate hi
present Offices, but has not yet deter
mined upon a location. The Kah
Clothing company of Caldwell wi
|, occupy the corner of the kirkpatric
building on Second and Main. with
stock Of. mems clothing,-Parma HeI
|, laid.
Il The entries for the dog show to b
! held in connection with the poultr
: show, which takes place next weel
are not coming in fast. to compete fc
the many specials that are offered fc
all breeds. but those received SO ia
. are dogs that will no doubt make
, good showing. Caldwell has come I
|, the front by entering seven well know
:. dogs. p. V. Kelley's English bu
n dog. Lady Kate, dog imported frol
;, England at big figure, was the fir
: entry received. Other exhibits frol
6 Caldwell are; The pointer, "Caldwe
Sport" owned by B. M. Holt; II
English setter, "Sir Roger" owned |
! F. L. Lilly; the English bull do
e "Coles Peg" owned by DR.. Cole, ar
k brace of Airedales, owned by Swa
Beatty.-Boise Statesman.
II Over a good portion of south Idai
5 under irrigated projects the peop
< have cisterns and run the water
l. from the bitches. They have fix,
e What thew call filters and stake the