The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-21


visitor in the city Monday.
Electric Bread is for sale at all
grocers. Insist upon getting it. Look
for the label. 630
Miss Ruth Mead was guest of Miss
Julia Feldhusen at South Boise Sat
urday and Sunday.
Attorneys o. M. Van Duyn and D.
D. Harger were at Nampa Saturday
attending to professional business.
Mrs. C. A. Williams returned to her
home at Meridian Saturday after.
few days visit with Caldwell friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ainsworth were
in the city from Nampa Saturday.
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Baker.
Mrs. G. C. MCGEE left Tuesday |
evening for Portland where she will
spend a couple of months visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. S. Hanna of Lem
County, Iowa, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Miller this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna are enroute to
Hood River, Canada.
The Free Methodists are at work on
parsonage at the corner of Freport
and Ninth streets They will build
church on the same lots as soon as
the parsonage is completed
Kttie l.. Blore filed suit in the
district court Monday against lssac
S. Blore. The papers were immedi-
ately withdrawn from the files: 1t is
presumed that the suit is for divorce
A suit under the title Julia H.
| n al
district court Friday by Payette
leads to the belief that the action is
for divorce.
At the conclusion Of taking the evil
dence in the divorce suit of Arson
VS.. Arson Saturday, Judge Ed L.
Bryan granted the plaintiff five days
in which to file brief and the de-
PENDANT five days thereafter in which
to file an answer.
A party composed of Mrs. Price
Misses Bess Price and Winifred toucf
and Messrs. Clarence Hill and Gilber
Nice ormick left Friday by auto to-
lands at the opening of the Colvill'
reservation. 1t is said that nun
) Der of other Parma people will b.
/ at the drawing-Parma Herald.
C. R. Emmett has secured som
large building contracts at Mountain
j Home. During the week he has bee
very busv oettiag ready to start Duilo
n inc operations. Mr.. Emmett will prob
r ablv be at Mountain Home the create
n nart of the summer He will be assis
S ed bv William Leslev also OF this cit.
il on much of the work.
. Judge Ed. L. Bryan will hold h
first session of district court IN ia.
r cite next Monday, No, the county Sc;
r has not been moved to Payette. 1t
is understood that Judge Bryan WI
lie adopt this means of saving a heaN
If bill of court expenses by hearing
r. civil case here in which the litigan
lie and long list of witnesses happen
k. be Payette people. A capital idea WI
of not adopt it as common custom
as Payette Enterprise.
nc Messrs. L. E. Greenslet, A.
Street and w. A. Shupe, dlrectors'
e M. Thompson, attorney OF the Flone
". Irrigation District, and J. L. paws
en- The Tribune were in BOISE oaturo'
of The officials of the distrlct Went
It's Boise to consult with Mr.. T. A. Da'
of nation Board of the Reclamati
by Service. and F. E. Weymouth, Oh
Ike of Construction of Projects OF
for Reclamation Service. concerning il
on cation matters. They had W
oleasant meeting with the Reclamat
-, Service Officials.
cir Harold S. Hawkes,a local boy,
OF lust received word from Philadeip,,
life Of his promotion to the rank OF
ers merit Salesman in The League OF Cu
If Salesmen-a national vocational
Sanitation composed of the best sa
. men among the boys who sell
Curtis publications. This Leat
which has been endorsed by M
nrom;nent educators and progress
y business men, is preparing its M
i hers for the specific vocation OF Sd
zE manship, giving general training
a. other vocatons, and finally, guaran
III TO place Master Salesmen-the NJ
sEs est rank of the League-ln gooo-l
M mo positions when it comes time
rs ton, to leave school Harold Ha"
i now working to win promotior
Master salesman. In earning ms
motion to his present rank OF Ex
statesmen, young Hawkes. has mac
record for persistent ana sucIcs
craftsmanship and has establishe
record for promptness in his work
has done satisfactory work IN Sc
which is an essential point in win
promotion in the Leagues
/ w. F. Howard with Mrs, ho,
went to Boise to say goodbye to
soldier boy" who departed with
regiment for Nogales, Arizona .
I. day night A stern order from I
=. quarters forced the bows to leave
3mascots" behind. SO Mr. HOY
n because of the big Irish heart OF
got the company goat, Mr.;
IL Knowing where he could and whe
couldn't, rode home on the front
of the Howard automobile. and
&c been living on Locust lawn p
e ever since. AS soon as Mr.. no
begins to heed the advice OF IT
E he will put Mr.. Goat on RI
st thistle diet. Two goats in Parma
o,,~. Cor upciphtly v