The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-03


| See Fred Mitchell, the insurance
man, for fire protection.
| Take your sick watches to Laughlin,
the jeweler. -
child had recently been awarded the
family by Probate Judge S. Ben Dun
lap.
! Fire Insurance-Some OF the best
companies in the world. Hanna &
Madden.
Fire lnsuranCe-some OF the best
companies In the world. Hanna &
Madden.
| Twenty-Five per cent discount on
purses and leather goods at Harmon S
Drug Store.
/ Why not take your next Prescrip-
ton to Harmons Drug Store? Ask
your doctor.
i Why not have your next prescrip-
ton titled at Harmons Drug Store.
Ask your doctor.
We can duplicate any lens, no mat
ter who fitted your glasses. Laugh
lin Optical Co.
Mrs. D. N. Smith, Mrs. w. S.
Hawkes. and Mrs. Elhart attended the
county w. c. T. U. convention at
Wilder on Tuesday.
The Battery Service Station have
installed the government electrical in
strument for testing the ignition on
) your automobile.
For Traders Day, October 9th, all
!, Pattern Hats, Tailored and Street
Hats, special for Monday Nj. Z. Gil
gan-Sarchet, below Saratoga.
Did you say there is storage bat
terry sold in Caldwell that is guaran-
teed IL months? Yes, the Vesta sod
by the Battery Service Station.
Do not pay anyone for experiment
ing on the wiring of your automobile.
Have it tested by the government
electrical device at 800 Arthur St.
Monk and Sturgeon are prepared
. to give you expert service, not guess
| work, on your automobile. Cali and
see their equipment at go Arthur st.
. Do not allow some INSCRIPTIONS
. repairman to sell you new coil before
your old one is tested by the govern
ment testing device found only at the
Battery Service Station.
Lu Goldsmith, formerly a resi-
dent of Caldwell, arrived in the city
Friday, to attend the local high school
this winter. He served with the A. E.
+ and was wounded in action there.
Il William Bailey last Friday sustained
severe injuries when his team ran
away and threw him out of the wagon.
He broke a shoulder and suffered
, several injured ribs. He was rushed
to a local hospital and given immedi-
ate attention by Drs. Cole and Young.
Mary Elwell and Benjamin Rowen
of Caldwell were married at Boise last
Thursday evening by Probate Judge
Miller.
DR.. G. w. Montgomery, Alvin
Balloon, J. w. and George Gartin LET!
: cite country on deer hunting ex-
about a week unless good fortune
should smile on them and enable them
. to return earlier with the limit as
provided by the Idaho statutes.
ii Ross Madden and H. D. Hanna have
/ moved their real estate office from the
Little Block to that occupied by I. M
Nichol on Seventh street. Their for
mer office is bein0 equipped to accom-
modate the new abstract company in
! which I. A. Walters is interested
Lem Harding has the contract for the
installation of fire proof concrete
vault in that office which is designed
to house the abstract records.
i A local optometrist said that after
digging into mass of hair in an
effort to find woman patrons ears
!, he is now in favor of new kind Of
hairdress for women. 1T may seem
like a joke" he said, "but the wa,
: women fix their hair these days cause:
a lot of annoyance for the optometrist
0 in fitting glasses. OF course, we CAM
|, do anything about it, as woman mus
r be in style"
eI Tuesday afternoon, Joe Dicken:
created some surprise when he sub,
J. mitted $4,000 bid at the probate
6 court for 357 acres of Boise Valley
n land, that known as the Norris estate
: A previous bid offered about 27,0Ot
and Cleve Groome, executor for tho
: estate, believed the property to be
: sold Mr. Dickens recently disposed
: IF his Deer Flat property for $4,000
Ell Water was shut off on the north
side of town for a short time Sunday
II morning to permit connections with
a he new water mains system After
: being fully notified of the possibility
d Of being without water for an entire
a lay, service was stopped for only a
short time. The new system is operat
. ng almost perfectly, only a few calk.
= ngs being necessary to place it ir
: irst class condition.
0 w. S. Maxey and H. N Maxey are
d building residence on Speedway to
better handle the constantly increas.
- ng volume OF dairy business which
: hey aer doing. They have fine hero
Of purebred Jerseys and are constantly
adding new cows to their herd. The
. residence will be 10 by 81 feet with 1
1 sleeping porch the full length and Z
!, ull basement. Work on the structure
began Monday morning.
Many Caldwell people attended the