The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Many Caldwell hunters will take to
the fields tomorrow in an effort to bag
the legal limit of Chinese pheasants.
The limit is four per day per man.
Lou Burns, former Caldwell resi-
dent spent Monday in the city renew
ing acquaintance.
| Coming to the Bungalow Theatre,
Tuesday, November 4, The MiloMusi-
cal Co., of five artists. A musical
show of one hour and half. One
show with Bert Lytell in a Metro
Production entitled Fair. The Milo's
play violin, cornet, baratone, piano
and drums, and oh boyl that fool
trombone player.
VIM. F. Momberg of the City Bak-
cry and Oscar Mcclure of the Home
Electric Bakery, attended the SEMI
annual convention of master bakers
held in Boise, Monday.
The best meal in town for the
fectionery.
For hay fire insurance see Fred
Mitchell. the Insurance. man.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Little visited
friends in Boise, Sunday. 4a
Harry Smith of Sunny Slope will
leave about November Is for Noun
tain Home where he will engage in
the hotel business. Mr.. Smith is we'll
known in the Deer Flat section having
i been manager of the Gem Lumber
company yard at Sunny Slope for
number of years.
Mrs. Ben Russell and Mrs. L. C.
Russell. of Meridian were Sunday
visitors at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Ethel Struve.
| Botkin-Joys for better jewelry sat-
isfaction. e 10-24-3l
i Jake Matter former student of the
College of Idaho, who was discharged
from the navy recently returned to
i Caldwell Tuesday and will resume his
studies at the college.
i Traders Day. Nov 3rd, we have .
! some very nice Pattern Hats and will
!. give a special discount on them;; also
children's hats an dtams, Monday, No
! venlber 3rd. M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet.
below Saratoga.
i w. F. Schnabie, former police chief,
arrived in Caldwell Monday from a
visit with his brother Louis, at
Mitchellville, Iowa.
., Mrs. Kate Crawford plead guilty to
III battery charge preferred by Mrs.
: Mary Ryan. in police court Tuesday.
: Judge Maxey levied an assessment
$50 SoSss: 49,
naIloWeen sociai VIII pc gwen. at
.ne Metnouist enurcn TINS evening
unoer the auspices OF the Sunday
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vsii ~. $500 ' I'LL ~ - salu-
pending IN the district court. M.
!; Van Duyn will remain until ahout the
first OF the wear.
nj Born. October n. 10 Mr. and Mrs
: William A. Crawford daughter.
Clifford Olson and Manual Deiain
e charged with the theft of some alfalfa
seed from Wood Tucker waived pre-
4 liminary examination before Judge
r Dunlap Tuesday afternoon and were
bound oyer to the district court
Young Olson was released on $500
a Of his father ueu - INC 'afe
]. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Huitt,
. Sunday, October 26, a son.
i E. F. Rinehart Of the University Of
= Idaho extension department attended
the a. l. Wilson Poiand China sale
inursaay.
/ To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Payne,
: Tuesday. October e, born. daughter.
= r: I. Tuning OF Roswell was Cald-
: well visitor Tuesday.
III Miss Arnold, bookkeeper for the
Binford Furniture company, is con-