The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-20

riculture at the Nampa high school
was avisitor in Caldwell Wednesday.
He attended a meeting at m. farm,
bureau office.
Mark Shields of Boise was in Cald-
well Wednesday looking after the in
terests of the Red Chevron, state Am,
erican Legion magazine. which is to
appear shortly.
Tom Skinner of Jordan Valley was
business visitor in Caldwell Wednes-
day. .....
Miss Louise Riddle, county home
demonstration agent, left Tuesday for
Moscow where she will attend a state
meeting of University of Idaho extern
sions department workers.
w. R. Sebree left Tuesday evening
on brief business trip to Salt Lake
Carl F. McStay returned to his
home in Los Angeles Tuesday eve
ming after a visit here with W. R. Sc
bree.
Livestock sale. so head of Holstein
cows 1916 pure bred One Holstein
bull, 50 sheep, at Caldwell Traders
Day Sale Monday. March LIST. w. c.
Postlethwaite, Owner.
A. O. Bray has charge of the work
of the Warren Construction company
here which was reinaugurated last
week. Mr.. Bray, however, expects to
be assigned to--Twin Falls shortly
where he will; take over similar work
that the company is doing there. No
announcement has been made of Mr..
Bray's probable successor here
o. M. Van Duyn will leave this
week for Oakland, Calf, where he
will make his future home Mr.. Van
Duyn has been prominently identi-
fled with legal business in Caldwell
for number Of years.
R. B. Scatterday was business Wis
itor in Gooding Wednesday.
While employees of the Warren.
SOhotiuStIOll NoiIlPduy diC WOI
again on the city paving contract, act
ual work Of laying bitulithic will NOT
be resumed until continued warm
weather is assured, it is announced
Men at present are employed making
, the fill behind the recently completed
Indian creek wall. The company's
big rock crusher is. also being operat-
ed again.
The basket ball game between the
local American Legion team and the
Nampa "Yanks" which was to nave
been played here Thursday evening,
has been postponed until sometime
next week. Conflicting dates made
this change imperative. -,
Monday evening, members, of the
executive committee of the Loren M.
Trotter post of the American Legion
met to. consider. various plans for the
reaction Of legion building, Nothing
was decided upon.
Preston Odds returned Monday
from Blackfoot where he spent sew
eral days visiting relatives.
4 The automobile, belonging to DR..
w. F. Gigray, which was stolen from
\ in front Of the Palm confectionery
:, store a, few. days ago, was recovered
Tuesday by Sheriff George Froman
1t had been left near Nampa and was
not damaged.
4 D.. NJ. Tagsart.. F. l.. Body and R
w. Jones of Ontario attending the re
clamation meeting held here last .Mon-
day. Because of small wreck leas'
of Huntington, they were somewhat
delayed in getting to Caldwell
Farmers in the Greenleaf and VIII
der districts report that with contin
ued warm weather. spring farm ,worl
will be under way shortly They arr
already burning weeds. cleaning. on
! bitches and otherwise, repairing fo
the annual spring grind
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Faris spent las
Sunday at the home. of c., J. Wey
mouth in the Marble Front commun
ity.
DR.. ]. W. Cue went to Nampa Tues
day where he performed major OPP
Grafton upon Mrs. F. Dugdale. tn
daughter of c. T. Howard Of Cald
we'll. agV S9fesa
Clarence Sloan is back on the job a
7 the Commercial bank after a seriou
8 attack of influenza. .agisf
w. H. Jesse's daughter is seriousl
i'll at the family home on Denver s
e The child. who is only four years @
Il age suffered relapse following a
attack of Influenza
Influenza in Caldwell is rapid
subsiding, according to local phys
e clans. The emergency hospital wa
! closed last week after every patier