The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-21

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Wear your chest protector on your
feet.
Dressed meats of all kinds. Phone
Gates-ISl FL. 13-t
If you keep your feet warm you are
less likely to catch cold"
Farmers! Can insure your livestock
| againts death from any kind of dis.
ease, fire or tightening, in a good, re.
liable company. F. G. Hoffman. lOl2ti
Walt Sibbold was over from Cald.
well today looking after his sheep
which he is feeding just below town
He was accompanied by Earl Boyes
one of the enterprising young bust.
ness men of Caldwell.-Homedale
Press.
In the divorce suit from Payette OF
Mrs. Jessie Mccarthy VS.. Charles Nc.
Carthy, stipulation was filed FRIDAY
ALLOWING the defendant to sell certain
of the crops which had been tied up
by court order since institution OF
the suit.
| }. A. Wroten who was verv serious
ly injured at Homedale last week, and
who was brought to Caldwell for
medical attention, is recovering from
his injuries very rapidly, although il
will be some time before he can get
about much.
J. B. Gowen, of the Gowen Sheep
company, was in town several days
last week looking after the sheep his
company is wintering here and at
tending to business matters. While
here he purchased an additional humid
red tons of hay from L. J. Magee and
Same Reichel-Homedale Press.
When man wants new hat he
goes into store for two minutes and
comes out with an UP to date lid on
his dome. When a woman wants a
new hat she goes into store for an
hour and tries on all the creations"
and comes out with some up to date
ideas to use in making over the old
lid she is wearing.
D. w. Davis. banker of American
Falls, and possible candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor,
was in the city a few hours Sunday.
We were unable to learn Mr.. Davis
business in the city. He was seen in
company with Jake Horn for a few
minutes but Mr.. Horn is as mute as
an oyster concerning the visit of the
American Falls man.
Messrs. Ed Price and Herbert
Thompson, representatives of the
Boise Typographical Union, were in
Caldwell Sunday. The jurisdiction of
the Boise Union has been extended
tN q, 1Ixya11 ,~I N,,,,o, IT.. ,o,,
mittee was in the city for the pur-
pose of consulting the proprietors and
printers of Caldwell about unioniz-
ing the local shops The matter was
discussed but no decision rendered
Sunday.
1t must take lot of coal to warm
the house in which the ladies shown
in the cuts in the underwear adver-
tisements live. Last time saw them
the thermometer read around zero,
and yet the ladies were grouped in the
drawing room gossiping about fash
ions and sitting on divans in front of
open windows reading love stories.
And yet the most comfortably dressed
of the lot wore nothing but pair of
shoulder ribbons and an abbreviated
lace curtain.
Mrs. Ned Hasbrouck who has con-
Quoted the Meridian hotel for the
past year. retired from the manage
mcnt of the place Sunday and has
moved to the Cox residence west OF
the city pumping plant. The hotel is
closed at present but it is rumored
that Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas who were
formerly in the hotel business here
will return and reopen the house.
They have recently been running the
cafe and dining room of the Saratoga
hotel at Caldwell.-Meridian Times.
The case of G. A. Bergh and Jennie
Bergh versus c. E. Pennington. w. T.
Burk and Ira E. Barber. the latter
trustee, in which title to the Bergh
Mining & Milling company ish invol-
we'd. was before Judge BRYAN last
week. H. ]. Benson is intervenor.
The case was transferred from the
Owyhee district court by Judge Nc
Carthv. Boise. to Canyon county. Fri
day the defendants made motion be-
fore the court to have the case dismiss
sed. and it is expected that it will be
ut least week Of ten DAYS before the
trial will be resumed. Boise attor-
news are preparing for both plain
tiffs and defendants. 1t is understood
that the property has been valued at
City thousand dollars.
Deputy State Game Warden. w. H.
Thorpe. was in Payette last Friday
having in charge Mr.. J. o. Tunnel,
proprietor of what is known as the
French store. which he recently open
ed on Little Willow. who was charg-
ed with violating the game laws by
shipping protected birds out of the
state. 1t seems that on or about Dec.
18th. Mr.. Tunnel shipped some sage
hens. which he claims to have bought
to Partland, Ore. firm. He plead
guilty to the charge, saying that he
had no intention of violating the law
when he shipped the birds. not being
aware at the time that he did not have
perfect right to ship game birds
out of the state. He paid fine of SIS
and costs and returned to his place of
business with his dearly purchased
KNOWLEDGE of at least one more thing