The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-26

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Born, Sept II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Stradley, twins, boy and girl,
For better watch repairing brine
your watch to Botkin-Joy's.
B. F. Sheehan, state field agrono.
mist, was in Caldwell Saturday or
business.
| Fire Insurance-some of the best
companies in the world. Hanna
Madden.
Fire Insurance--some of the bes,
companies in the world Hanna
Madden.
| J. S. Jackson, local attorney, re.
turned Saturday evening from Iowa
where he spent two weeks visiting
his former home and friends.
The Hanna & Madden fire insurance
agency has the record of having
settled in full the largest fire loss thai
ever occurred in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyes were en-
tertained last Saturday evening with
nicely appointed luncheon at the
Dewey Palace by the Stick Frau So
ciety.
That Caldwell appreciates the en-
larged Tribune is evidenced by the
continually increasing subscription
list. The Tribune is making substan-
tial increases in circulation every
week.
w. M. Hitson, formerly of Deer
Flat but who has made his home in
Los Angeles for about year, arrived
in Caldwell last Sunday evening for
months stay. He will attend to
some business matters before return
ing to the California city.
The entire force of the Canyon
county farm bureau staff spent Sun
day in Boise supervising the distribu-
ton and display of Canyon county
exhibit at the state fair being held
there this week. Wednesday they re-
turned for further work. "
| Funeral services for Fred Skidmore
three year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
B. G. Skidmore of Pleasant Ridge
were held Friday afternoon at z
O'Clock at the Baptist church., Rev. F
M. White conducted the services
Burial was in Canyon Hill.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
concrete retaining wall which the city
is having built on Indian creek be.
tween Seventh street and Kimball
avenue ]. Frank Bales was awarded
the contract last week at $9615. J. H
Forbes offered the only other bid al
$l3,672.25.
H. H. Briggs of Caldwell and Bessie
| Corners of Weiser were united ir
marriage at a quiet wedding per
formed at the Christian parsonage
Tuesday morning by Rev. Francis
Cook. The ceremony was witnessed
by two favored friends of the con-
tracing parties. IN .H~9
B. M. Holt returned Thursday even.
ing from a short deer hunting trip
into the Stanley Basin. Deer in tina,
district are not plentiful according to
Mr.. Holt, but his party managed te
bag two Mr.. Holt killed his speci.
men with a pistol. He had been
fishing when the opportunity came.
Anyone who borrowed book from
the Farm Bureau desk on Productive
Poultry Husbandry please return it
This book is for the use of the publ;
and the agent is very glad to lend i
to anyone who will come to the offic,
and ask for it. She will appreciate i
very much if it is returned.
The quarterly conference service.
of the Free Methodist church will b.
held at their church at the corner o
9th and Elgin, commencing Frida,
/ evening at o'clock and continuing
each evening over the Sabbath. Rev
/ H. E. Krieder, our district chairman
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are invited to attend.
Stephen Regain Of Boise and former
ly an employee of the u. S. Grair
corporation in the bureau of standard
at Washington, d. c., is now working
for the Caldwell Milling and Elevato
company. Mr.. Regain is graduate o
the University of Idaho and has man,
friends in this section of the state. A
soon as he can make arrangements
Mr.. Regain expects to bring his wifi
and young daughter to Caldwell t
make this his future home.
The end Of the five cent drink il
Caldwell came last Monday when al
of the dispensers of the excuses TO
prohibition relegated the popula
priced article to the cellar and substi
tuted the same drink at new pric
of 10 cents. Consumers are grateful,
is understood, for the approaching
winter months and the corresponding
decrease in the inclination to partak
of "cokes" and other appealing viands
The war tax is absorbed in the new
price.
He was the bravest of the brave
but she doubted him, even suspected
him. And he could not speak. Why
See the tremendous drama of the in
side workings of the United Secre
Servicc-the sensational story of mys
terry and intrigue-"The Man VIII,
iStayed at Home" which will b
shown at the Bungalow Theatre, en-
acted by big all star cast of famou
Broadway players.
In the nation wide campaign thi
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