The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
Henry BaBB visited Emmett last week.

I
Goodwin were married at Emmett last
week.
J. R. Compton and family have moved
| onto their homestead near Caldwell.
They formerly lived at Boise.
| The Emmett Pearl Record says that
Dan Regain and Miss Clara Loomis were
married recently in Kansas.
40 fine acres, unimproved, close in, under
Caldwell High Line, will be sold very reas
enable. Inquire at this office.
Miss Mary Roadway, of Caldwell, spent a
portion of this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ennis.-Nyssa Progress.
Highest cash price paid for grain, hides
and pelts at Brick Ware House,
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
Miss Susan Wheeler returned to her
home in Caldwell after a short visit with
sister, Mrs John Closson.-Nyssa Progress
| FOUND-A good watch near Caldwell
by T. 0. Murray. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying for this
notice.
| 0. D. Canter was in from Wilson Thurs
day. getting supplies. He says the sheep
are doing fine. He returned the. same
| afternoon,
RUBBER STAMPS, Seals, Stencils.
Badges, Checks, Key tags. Sign markers.
Catalog free. Oregon Stamp Works. Baker
City, Oregon. 4 wk 80
Miss Ora Mathews, from the Franklin
school district near Caldwell, is here visit
ing Grandpa and Grandma Compton,
Meridian Tribune.
Miss Nellie Cook and Mary Herman re-
turned to Parma this week after spending
the holidays in Caldwell. These two popu-
lar young ladies have charge of Parma's
public school.
ex-governor Frank Steunenberg of Cald-
we'll is in this city today on his way to St.
Anthony to attend meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank at that
place. Advance.
Friends of Mrs. Robert Milliken who re-
Gently underwent surgical operation at
st. Alphonsus hospital, Boise, will be glad
to learn that she is greatly improved in
health.-Nampa Leader Herald.
J. H. Abercombie has secured the contract
the completion of the excavation, founda-
ton and basement walls OF Governor Nor
rison,s new home. Work was begun last
week says Tuesdays Capital News.
The Firemen will give masquerade
ball February o. Every dance given by
the Firemen has been an enjoyable oc-
casion, but the Washington birthday
dance will be exceptionally pleasant.
Overcoats must go. We want to take an
inventory. Cash is easier to count than
overcoats and we are cutting the prices to
pieces. The Ballantyne-Dee Clothing store
is overstocked. Call and see the line.
Mr.. S. S. Foote informs us that there will
be held farmers institute in Caldwell |
Jan. %, "a, and Is. A fine program is being |
prepared and the institute will undoubt- |
eddy do much good and be highly interest
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayse went to Cald- |
well and on Monday was sworn in as coun- |
ty commissioner from this district He is |!
level-headed business man and we pre-
dict he will make splendid oficiaI.--Em
NETT Index.
Jake Horn of Caldwell spent several DAYS |
in Payette during the past week scouting |
signers to the petition for new county court |
house. There seems to be no doubt that |
the new building will be secured, p aye tie |
independent.
Positively the last bargain sale on over
coats before inventory We are ov erstocked |
and must have the room. Call at the Bal |
lantyne-Dee Clothing store and zee the |
SWEETEST line of overcoats for the least |
money you ever beheld
A stockholders meeting of the First Nat |
lonal Bank of Emmett, was held here at |
which the following persons were elected |
directors: J. McNish G. P. Bilderback, Ed |
Hedden, e. X. Hays and Elsie Hays
Emmett-Pearl Record.
Commissioners D. P. Dodd, F. E. Fiske
and J. F. T. Bayse are in Caldwell this
week. The session of the Board is likely to
take up the greater part of January.
More business will come before the Board
at this session than at any previous session
in the history ofthe county.
Monday occurred a runaway that came
near landing Abe Waldrodt and family
In Nampa. 1t happened just before noon
and when Abe went home for lunch he
found his kitchen on his neighbors lots
and his dinner Ell route to Nampa. The
team it seems ran into his kitchen and
scattered things around in all kinds of
shapes.
j. II. Graybill and H. A. Partridge went
to Caldwell Monday to attend the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Boise /
and Payette Water Users association.
Seventeen out of twenty of the original
stockholders were resent and election of
officers took place resulting in the re-elec- {
ton OF all the old officers. A canvas of 9
the matter showed that about 100. 900 acres :
Of land under the Boise Payette project
had been signed up. This is exclusive Of
~, GOO of state land-Nampa Leader. Her ,