The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-07

WAolA hSL pdreLAs'
Hon. Joseph w. Houston OF Boise has
accepted the invitation to deliver the
Memorial Day address in Caldwell Mon
day. May 80
]. T. sebree was thrown from cayuse
the fore part of the week and is now car
rying very lame shoulder, although not |
seriously hurt.
Harry Crookham recently designed a |
door, which is one of the SWEETEST ever seen
in Caldwell. Many persons have express
ed admiration for the design.
The wool is starting to come Already a
a part of Andrew Titles 300, 900 pound
clip has arrived so Mr.. Munk inform US.
Mr.. Gowen has received parts of number
of clips.
The w. C. T. U. met in executive ses-
sion in Caldwell Monday and set the date
for the district convention. The conven-
tisn will be held at Payette from Sept. 29tb
to Oct Bird. .&9n"..-
Frank Hardy has purchased drill
sharpener. This is the only drill sharpen
ing machine in this section of Idaho. Mr..
Hardy is constantly adding to the equip
ment of his blacksmith shop.
W. R. Sebree, R. V. Sebree, James Kel-
leher, George, Albert Chriastianson, r.
Maxey, William Kelleher, and Roy HURT
went up to Nampa Sunday and showed
the Nampa boys haw to play ball.
MARRIED-In st. Mary's Cathedral. San
Franeiscy, April g. 1904, Miss Florence L.
Hartley and Mr.. Christopher Mullens.
Miss Hartley is daughter of Col. H. K.
Hartley of Caldwell and is well known
in Canyon county.
Last Friday the Jap house was broken
into and robbed of some clothing and jew
elry. The stolen goods were found buried
near the river. The burglars could not be
found be found although diligent search
was made by Deputy Sheriff Nichols and
Marshall Fuller.
The Andantino club met week before
last at the home of Miss Schnabel. Miss
Gilgan won the first prize and Miss Georgia
| Meyer the other The last meeting oc-
Cured at the home of Miss Stevenson.
Miss Cass won the first and Miss Plat
the second prize.
c. o. Brox on, publisher of the Pocatello
| Advance, was the criminal libel suit. After
the evidence was in, Judge Bulge ordered
the jury to bring in a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. From this action by Judge
much cause for the suit.
Fl. c. Ethel. an old-time newspaper man
of Iowa was in town last week. He left
for Mountain Home Saturday. Mr.. Ethel
was in Caldwell in it's infancy and at that
time thaught of starting newspaper here
but did not so. He bought the first ticket
from Omaha to Glenn's Ferry.
Last week, at the home of the bride Miss
Mary Paynter and Mr.. Elmer Brown were
united in the happy bonds of matrimnoy
Miss Paynter is the accomplished daughter
of Councilman and Mrs. I. N. Paynter
She is connected with one of our best and
most highly respected families. Mr.
Brown is bright, energetic young man
We extend congratulations.
James Wright was over from Snak
river during the week Mr.. Wright is try
ing the plan of pumping water from snak
| river onto his land. He has installed
, gasoline engine at cost of $1,000. Thu
far the plan is working nicely. 1t is to b
2 hoped that this scheme for irrigating i
practical as it will be the means of reclaim
ing considerable land along snake river.
Messrs. Bridges of Notus were in tow
Wednesday. They filed the townsite pla
of Notus with the county auditor. Alread
over $4,000 worth of lots have been sole
, The new town starts out under auspiciou
circumstances. Many new people arecom
ing in and the town will be booming ri gh
away, as the people who are buying lot
intend building at once.
G. R. Hickey, cashier of the bank {
Nampa, let the contract yesterday evenin
for "a 900 modern room dwelling houE
+ to Williams & Gritfiths. The house wi
have hardwood floors, hot and cold waite
s furnace heat and all the conveniences.
will be situated on the Hickey property o
First and M street. Work will begin in
Ii mediately.-Nampa Leader.