The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-31
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E. H. Adam is building an ice house on
his lots iii Second Avenue west.
w. ]. Storie is building handsome colt,
age on Fourth Stree south
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Murray are visiting
| Emmett friends this week. .,s
VIM. March of Middleton was Caldwell
visitor Thursday. .-
Prof. Christopher and fanny are visiting
in Boise this week. .... -.
J. R. Field of New Plymouth was in
Caldwell Thursday.
Chas. A. Johnston of Reynolds was in
Caldwell few days this week doing bust
| ness
The stores of Caldwell will close Mon
| day morning at 10 o'clock. as it is legal
holiday.
Miss Cora B. Bean attended the meeting
of the Idaho Teachers Association at Boise
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Boone of Dillon,
Mont are in Caldwell visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v Sebree returned this
week from Dillon Mont, where they spent
the holidays.
Edgar Meek and family spent Christmas
at Nampa the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hartley.
w. H. Thorpe is able to be around again
| after the painful accident which befell him
about three weeks ago.
John Flynn fell from ladder in Doan &
Hays store Thursday breaking his collar
bone and badly scratching his face.
s. G. Turning of Roswell was in Caldwell
Thursday attending the meeting of the Re-
publican County Central Committee.
Tim Driscoll was in Caldwell from Pay
cite Thursday attending the meeting of
the Republican county committee.
1t is said that w. E. Parker will be de-
putty assessor during the next two years.
| Assessor Watkins has made good selec-
ton.
Miss Bertha Plowhead of Middleton is
a candidate for clerks alp in the legisla-
ture. She is a bright. deserving young
lady and should be appointed.
Mr.. John Hollrich won the bea utiful
Shetland pony given away Dec. 26 by the
Herr Clothing Co. The pony was beauty
and easily worth rs or 100 dollars.
Col. and Mrs. Combs returned to their
home in Denver after spending the holidays
in Caldwell, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Cupp.
w. F. Ringer of New Plymouth was a
Caldwell visitor Thursday. He reports
New Plymouth as prosperous and growing
rapidly. New people are coming in all the
| time.
| G. P. Hartley of this city won gold
medal at the st. Louis exposition for Or
chard fruit. The Boise Valley is always
well to the front in everything. We con.
graduate Mr.. Hartley.
Mr.. John Thorp left Tuesday for Pendle-
ton, Ore! At that place he was to be
married to Miss Susie Robertson of that
place, Wednesday. They will make their
future home in Caldwell.
Canyon County paid out $44,9S6.15 in
teachers salaries during the year 1904, the
largest amount paid by any county in
Idaho. That is not a bad showing for a
community of any kind.
The land is being cleared and prepared
for magnificent residence on the corner
| of Fifth street seventh and First Avenue
west. We understand that a prominent
Blackfoot physician, is building it and will
make Caldwell his future home.
o. V. Bailey of Boise has acquired an
interest in the Caldwell News. He has
moved to Caldwell and assumed the man
| agement of the paper this week. Mr.. Bad
ley is an experienced newspaper man and
will greatly assist Mr.. joiner in maintaining
the high standard of the News.
We are informed by Prof, Christopher
that school will begin Tuesday of next
| week instead of Monday as was formerly
| announced. The BOARD of trustees met
this week and decided to observe Monday
as an additional holiday. The enrolment
at the public schools of this city the past
month exceeded that of the same month
of last year by 40.
l.. Y. fatch ana "A. l.. renee went to
Caldwell last Friday and from there to
Mr.. Patch's ranch about 20 miles from
Caldwell. Mr.. Patch went to make a last
inspection of the work progressing on the
t1ume being built in the canal he is having
constructed before leaving for the east
where he will visit number of weeks.
When the canal is completed it will put
water on several thousand acres of fine
land of which Mr. Patch is the owner Of