The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27

insufficient pay was the reason Civ
EN- by T. R. Cochrane and c. C. Rob-
inson for their resignation last week
from the city fire department The
designations will take effect March l.
Both men contemplate doing carpen-
try work. Their successors have MOI,
been appointed as yet
A number of men have been en-
ployed this week by the o. S. K and
are making changes at the signal sta.
ton that are made essential through
the contemplated construction of a
spur for the Holt Seed company to
serve their new elevator and ware
house The new siding which is to
be installed will be about 1000 feet
long.
Governor and Mrs. D. w. Davis
were dinner guests Sunday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wal
tiers.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon for Olaf DeLain, for II
years faithful city employee in the
street department. Burial was in
Canyon Hill Mr. DeLain is survived
by his wife and six children.
Watch for Rex Beach new produc>
ton. Coming. The Girl from Out
side"
Diamonds at Laughiln's Jewelry
store, 10Y Main St 1o-c
Coming soon. The Girl from Out
side" new Rex Beach production
Union Sunday school services to
further work in characterization are
being conducted at the city hall ev-
cry Sunday morning, beginning at
1890 O'Clock. Special efforts are be /.
ing devoted to interesting Japanese,
Greeks, Italians and other foreigners
in the Americanization classes that
are being conducted Church serv-
ices are being held also at 1 80 in
the morning and at D. m
Retroactive settlements made prior
to January by Director R. G. Hhol-
meley Jones of the bureau of war risk
insurance in Idaho reached the sum
of $o7, l72.4o. This amount was dis
tributed to Idaho veterans in accord
ance with the terms of the increased
j, compensation provided for disabled
service under the new law which be-
came effective December "a. Through
out the United States, the grand total
Of $23, 562, 424.o7 was distributed.
Ernest Bedford was in Caldwell
Tuesday evening from his home on
Snake river. He attended the Com
mercial club meeting and took an ac-
tive part in the Pickle Butte bridge
discussion.
We can duplicate your broken
lenses. Loughlin Optical Co. 700
Main St. 1o-c
Mrs. Curtis Hayden is planning a
trip to California. She expects to
leave Caldwell next Sunday evening.
R. B. Scatterday left Wednesday,
evening for several days trip into the
Gooding and Jerome country.
Ed DeLain arrived in Caldwell las,
Tuesday evening. He was called here
by the death of his father, Olaf De-
Lain
For Traders Day, Monday March
|. Just received big shipment OF
Fisk and Gage sailors and shapes. NJ
F.. Gilgan, OH Main ST. Below Sara
toga hotel
J. H. Forbes, who has the contract
for the installation of the new water
system which preceded the big paw
ing program, is rapidly completing his
work
Miss Mabel Young of Glenns Ferry
and A. G. Eells of the Riverside com
munity were married Monday after
/noon by Probate Judge S. Ben Dun
lap.
Dick Hoffman, who is well known
here for his work in tie Colonial cafe
of which he was for some time par,
owner, has announced that he will
soon open new restaurant business
in the building recently Vacated by the
Caldwell Traction company. Mr.. Hoff
man is at present in Salt Lake buying
equipment for the new concern. II
will be opened to the public shortly
after March l. Mr. Hoffman expect.
to install both horseshoe lunch coun
y ter and tables.
Joe Kahn Wednesday concluded :
deal whereby he becomes owner o.
the Eagleston block, one of the prin