The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-07

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Hon. I. G. Egleston came down from
Boise Wednesday. $..r. nMa-l .@
Mwyin Mcdonnell will build cottag
in Caldwell to rent. @
Attorney Frank J. Smith attended, tc
legal business at Parma Tuesday:
Miss Kate Morrow has accepted.-a posi-
ton in the postoffice. ..-. -
Waiter Grifiths transacted professions
business at Boise Wednesday. .y... a.
Ralph Lanesof Homedale is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. u. Miller this week. -
Master Blaine Devers of Payette spen
the holidays in Caldwell. visiting relatives
Mrs. Robert Bowman and SON Richard
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Froman this
week. a.s --
Sid Knight was over from sheaville {
couple Of days this week, transscttng bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Murray returned
Sunday after weeks visit with friends a
Emmett.
Miss Ida Martin of Parma spent New
Years Day in Caldwell, the guest OF Miss
Blanche Hodson.
A number Of Caldwell young people at
tended the masquerade ball at Nampa
Monday evening.
Mr.. o. A. Baxter and daughter, Miss
Elva, attended the masquerade ball a
Nampa Monday evening.
Mr.. Ross Shipley will erect handsome
cottage on Fourth street south. Work
will be started in the next few days.
Married-In Caldwell at the home of the
brides parents, Miss Louisa Kinkaid and
Mr.. W. J. Marcum, both of Caldwell.
FOUND-A good watch near Caldwell
by L. o. Murray. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying for this
notice.
James Shields was down from Nampa
Saturday and Sunday. He is compiling q
pocket directory and memorandum OF
Nampa.
Miss Floy Ward spent the holidays in
Caldwell with her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
I. M. Ward. She returned to Washington
county Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Melder went up to
Boise Saturday evening after pleasant
visit in Caldwell, the guest of Mrs. Meld
er's mother, Mrs. e. G. Stevenson.
o. M. Van Duyn has resigned as city at
torney of Nampa. He was succeeded by
+. A. aagelin. Mr.. Van Duyn will move
to Caldwell, for the next two years.
Miss Dolly Dement, entertained the mem
ners OF the second year of the High School,
at watch party Saturday evening. A
most pleasant evening was enioyed bv
those present.
Robert 5. Bragaw, our new State Audi
tor this week appointed Fred E. Melder
his chief clerk. Mr.. Melder has been dep
uty auditor of Kootenai county for a num-
Der of years and he is well qualified for the
position. Mr.. and Mrs. Melder have
many friends and relatives in Caldwell.
Now that the farm work is not pressing,
the farmers south of town are enjoying
themselves. Last Saturday evening the
nelghbors of Grant Lee watched the old
year depart and the new one come in. And
while doing so whiled away the time in
games. songs and Rotations. Refresh
ments were served.
Friday morning week ago w. A Cor
bett was found dead near Freezeout hill
Emmett. He had taken load of house
kold furniture to Boise and on his return
the road. He took an old road that
had not been used for years. His wagon
upset. the corner of the bed struck him in
the head, killing him instantly.
Nd. A. Bates was up from Parma Tuesday
Mrs. Francis Bardmas stopped over in
Caldwell a few hours Tuesday en- route
home from Boise, where she attended the
State Teachers Association. Mrs. Bard
mas was elected superintendent of public
instruction of Washington county at the
last election.
Jake Horn returned Saturday evening
from Payette, where he was circulating
'he court house petitions. Mr.. Horn re-
ports having met with considerable en-
'ouragement. While few persons do
lot take kindly to the proposition, people
generally feel that the county needs a new
court house and are willing that it be locat-
I'd at Caldwell.
Lemuel Harding was down from Boise
saturday making final proof on his home
tead. Mr.. Harding informs US that he
las the contract for handsome residence
or Percy Smith at Boise and has already
tarted to work. There is considerable
'nlidlng going on in Boise at present. Mr.
Harding anticipates great building boom
n every Boise valley town next spring and
ummer. He is already figuring on a
number of contracts.