The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-05
CALDWELL ITEMS

9. s. Foote visited Boise Tuesday.
C.E. Convey has fresh. COW to sell.
Jesse III. Harmon visited Boise Tuesday.
R. M. Smith was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. w. r. Sebree visited in Boise Tues
day.
M. B. Gwinn was down from Boise Wed
nesday.
Mrs Upham Of Nampa is visiting in Cald-
well this week.
John Williams, the Middleton sheepman,
was down Tuesday.
@. c. Smiths handsome residence is
nearing completion.
Austin Bissitt of Dairy transacted busi-
ness in Caldwell this week.
RUBBER STAMPS by return mail.
Wesley Andrews, Baker City, Ore.
Attorney Ira e. Barber of Boise was in
the city this week attending court.
The streets of Payette are lighted by elce-
trscity. What the matter with CALDWELL
Fred Platt one of Parma's hustling,
young, business men spent Sunday in Cald-
well. #@%
Mrs. Moore has returned from De Lamar,
where she has been for the past three
months.
Friday, Miss Ruth Gipson went to Boise
to receive medical treatment at st. Luke's
hospital.
Misses Herman and Cook, two of Parma's
school teachers spent few days last in
Caldwell.
Miss Anna Hartley, one of Nampa's pop
ular teachers, spent few days in the city
last week.
Frank Nc Kee, of Emmett has moved
to Nampa. He has accepted position in
the Leader.
T. Fl. Guffey. one of the prominent citi-
Gems of Falk's Store did business in Cald-
well Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Devers spent Thank
sgfying In Payette, the guests of Mr.. and.
Mrs. p. A. Devers.
Attorney Chas. B. Coke of Payette atten-
ded to legal business before the District
Court, Wednesday.
R. Christensen, sole agent for Portlan-
~N~S " AASASJ AAAAC SSuLS OAN, absolutely
pure, 70 cents per bottle. If
The Independent says that g. w. Grain
has arrived in Payette with par ty of i'm
migrants from NehF aska.
w. D. Winters of Loury was in the city
this week. Mr.. Winters is prominent
Owyhee County sheepman.
Work has begun on the new Presbyter-
an parsonage at Nampa. The residence
will contain rooms and cost $500.
John Scoles Of De Lamar has purchase d
the Nampa Foundry and Machine Wor ks.
Mr.. Scoles is well known in Nampa and
vicinity.
I. 4. Munk was seen on the streets We'd
nesday for the first time for while
Tommy's friends are always glad to see
him get around every once in while.
Judge Stewart granted naturalization
papers to Hugh Ross Wednesday. Mr..
Ross has lived in the country ten years.
de is the kind of material our country
wants.
VIM. Bader Sr. one of the old and re-
spected residents of Canyon County trans
acted business in Caldwell Monday. Mr.,
Bader is an enterprising farmer and con-
sequently prosperous one.
Finley Nc Kenzie is now full fledged
American citizen and is proud of it. This
country needs men like Mr.. Mckenzie.
his naturalization papers were granite d
wednesday by Judge Stewart
Robert Brooks an employee of A. G. But.
terteld's ranch near Nampa was bitten by
vicious horse Saturday. He was attend
ing to the horse and the animal turned and
bit him. His ear and large piece of his
cheek was taken off,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mumford and daugh-
ter Mrs. leila Swenson were in from
Emmett Wednesday attending court, Mrs.
swenson was granted decree of divorce
from her husband Clarence e. Swenson, ON
the grounds of cruelty.
Mr.. John ?. Johnson, secretary of the
Modern Brotherhood of America received
check Wednesday to pay the insurance
policy held by the late Rev. John LSprisger.
The policy amounted to $1,000. Such
prompt response speaks well for the order.
n, =. Heinick of Parma had his trial be- |
fore Justice Hodson yesterday and was
bound over to District Court. Helnick is |
about " years old but very large for his
age. He made some damaging admis-
sions in court yesterday and few believe he |
is innocent.
The citizens of Caldwell held a mass
meeting Wednesday and appointed COM
nittees to rustic rooms for the people who |
are in the city. 1t was the desire of the |
meeting that the saloons be permitted to
keep open all night as many people had
n place to go.