The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26

damage 10 the amount OF @<<oO was
awarded H. w. c. Smith Wednesday
morning in the district court against
the Oregon Short Line against which
he had instituted suit for damage in
the sum of $500 for the loss of Sc
sheep and the injury of 200 sheep, al
legged to have beensustained through
the negligence of the company. Smith
had shipped is sheep from Horseshoe
Bend to Parma in te fall of 1918, and
according to the allegations Of the
complaint the company had placed his
car on the side track at Parma with
out furnishing him help to spot it and
that as a result when he unloaded the
car IS sheep we're dead and 200 in
jured
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will give cooked food sale
at CAREERS grocery. the first Satur-
day in April.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day afternoon to Arthur J. Baker and
Anna Gertrude Best, both of Nampa.
Articles of incorporation was filed
in the offices of the country recorder
Wednesday by the Idaho Oil & Gas
company which sets forth in Its ar
ticles of incorporation the purpose to
develop oil and mineral lands. The
capital stock of the company is 81 .OOO,-
600 and Nampa is designated as its
principal place of business. Its d.
recsors are w. c. Dewey, c. A. Glou-
gle and C. A. Fisher all Of Nampa.
Civil service examinations will be
held at the local post office April IA
to fill vacancy as postmaster at Jor-
dan Valley. Examinations are open
only to residents of Jordan Valley.
The job pays $1,000 per year.
Ralph Monteith of Nampa will ar
rive in Caldwell about April to take
a position at Harmon's drug store
Mr.. Montieth is at present employed
at the Joy durg store in Nampa. He
is we'll known in Caldwell having been
employed here with Botkin- Harmon
for about two years.
DR.. ]. D. Adams. state veterinarian
was a Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
Ross Madden returned to Caldwell
Sunday afternoon from Fallon, New.
ada. where he has opened branch
real estate office. He made the trii
overland in less than three days. Mr.
Madden expects to return to Nevad;
shortly after April I.
The Ladies Aid of the Methods
church will give a cooked food sail
at CARRIERS grocery, the first Satur
day in April.
Mr.. Hughey of Portland spent Mon
day in Caldwell visiting his brother
J. w. Hughey Mr.. Hughey is en-
route from Portland to his home il
Nebraska.
Miss Bessie Dunlap left for he
home in Boise Tuesday after spend
ing a few days here visiting at tn
home of her brother, S. Ben DUNLAP
Mr.. Warren Mowrey arrived fror
Tacoma. Wash, Monday noon. H
is partner with his father, H. 4
Mowry in the new Service Static
nearing completion on Ninth stree
and Cleveland. Mr.. Mowry is an er
ergetic young business man havin
been connected for some time wit
the Harmon Wholesale Furniture G.
of Tacoma. There was a joyous fan
lily reunion at the Mowry home MOI
day night, it being the first time fe
five years the family had all assent
led together, the occasion was ais
H. A. Mowry's sixty-second birthds
anniversary.
Mrs. M. E. Gilgan Sarchet Monda
seriously twisted her ankle when 81
slipped on wet pavement near h
home.
T. A. Buckner and Presley Hori
left Tuesday for Pocatello where thu
will attend a meeting of the scrib
of the I. o. o. F. lodge of that di
trict, a similar meeting will be he
here Monday.
Funeral services were held Wedne
day afternoon for H. ]. Evans vi
died at the family home on Twelf
and Dearborn streets. The Rev.
H. Hare conducted the services. N
Evans died Sunday morning OF a
oplexy at the age of 50 years. He h
been employed at the Golden r,
store for the past two years.
T. F. Buckner was business vi
tor in Boise Monday and Tuesd
where he attended the trustees me'
ing Of the Odd Fellows and aid
in awarding contracts for. the bui