The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-04
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Money to Loan. A. l. Myers.
Judge Frank f. Meek was placed in
nomination for probate judge Friday.
Attorney R. l.. Haynes of Payette
was in the city on legal business Fri
day.
Mrs. John D. Bloomfield of Nampa
was uest of her sister, Mrs. E. II.
Adam, Friday.
Every loaf has the label, Electric
Bakery" See that the loaf you get
carries the brand. 616-23
Mrs. Alice Wheeler of Wilder who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Canyon hospital last week
is recovering very rapidly.
The Equitable Life paid Death
claims on the lives of 5765 persons in
1915, considerable more than the pop
ulation of Caldwell; amount paid over
$22,OOOOOOOO. A. l. Myers, Agent.
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]. S. Harrington will start work at
once on a modern, Groom residence
of the bungalow type. The new cat,
tage will be on Cleveland Boulevard
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
A. P. Alexanderson was in the city
from Center Point Saturday. Mr..
Alexanderson says that the crop out
look is very good. Wheat is running
above the average in most localities.
There is little smut in spots but not
enough to make much difference.
Commissioner N. S. dis of Banks,
Idaho,wa business visitor in the
city. the latter part of last week. Mr..
Dills will be his party nominee for
the state senate at the coming cleo
ton He has served Boise county in
the house of representatives one term.
John A. Baker, whose announce
ment as a Republican candidate for
Sheriff of Canyon county will be
found in today's paper, was Payette
visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Baker is at
present serving the city of Caldwell as
chief of police, where he has made a
good record for efficiency. He i'm
presses one asbeing man who could
make good in any position entrusted to
him.-Payette Enterprise.
Mrs. Hattie M. Garrett has filed suit
for divorce. The defendant is Els
worthworth M Garrett The charges
desertion and non-suppoi. According
to the complaint, the defendant de-
serted his wife at Huntington, Oregon
on or about November Fl, l13. 1t is
further alleged that the defendant has
failed and neglected to provide for the
plaintiff and their three children the
common necessities of life, he having
the ability to do so, leaving the plain
tiff and her three children dependent
upon her own efforts at labor and
charities of relatives and friends. The
.plaintiff asks that the defendant be
required to pay her $50 per month for
the support of herself and children,
if he ever comes within the jurisdic-
ton of the court. She asks that the
custody of their three children, Leon
ard, age IL years; Verne, age 6 years,
and Helen age years, be awarded to
her care. The parties were married at
Cheyenne, Wyo., January Is, 1905.
A letter from Charley Harding,
now with the Idaho troops at No
gales, was received the latter part OF
last week. Charley says they had a
very pleasant trip and saw many
things of interest on the way down
and are pleasantly situated in camp.
The boys were given two hours IN
Salt Lake city and at Tucson they
were given the only reception of their
Journey They travelled along the
shores of the Salton sea and at one
time were 2l2 feet below sea level
Yuma, the hottest place in the United
States was passed in the night, so
that they were unable to see how hot
it really was down there. The orange
groves and orchards Of California look
ed good to the boys, but they did not
see many of them. Charley says he
has no kick on the grub, but wishes
they would sound the mess call twice
as often.-Jordan Valley Express.
Steinway & Sons, the piano manu-
facturers, last week presented their
1900 employees with $650OOO00 OF
Life Insurance in the Equitable Life
of New York, of which A. I. Myers
is local agent. VA tt