The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-25
LOCAL ITEMS.


returned from the coast Monday.
Henry kessler was down from
Boise on legal business Wednesday.
B. F. Grimes, clerk at the Saratoga,
visited Boise Wednesday.
Mrs Hilda Cox came down from
Boise Saturday and will make her
future home in this city.
The Supreme Court has granted
Laura E. Humphrey a divorce from
Joseph H. Humphrey.
Mrs. +. Boone returned from Ia
coma and Seattle Tuesday. She had
a very pleasant visit with Rev. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilder.
c. B. Steunenberg returned from
the east this week. He visited Knox
vile and Des Moines, Iowa, and many
other points in eastern states.
The Boyes Hardware Co. is getting
their stock in every day. consid-
cradle amount has already arrived
and the firm is doing business.
n. S. Oils returned from Boise
Saturday morning, after spending a
week there looking after the Pioneer
irrigation districts interests before
Judge Stewart who prepared plan
for the equitable distribution of the
waters of the Boise river.
c. H. Snyder, who formerly lived
in Caldwell and attended the College
of Idaho, has recently graduated
from a Des Moincs medical school.
Mr. Snyder will start to practice med
icine at once. He has not definitely
decided where he win locate.
The New Photo Gallery is ready
for business. Special inducements
on up-to-date photos for the next 10
days. Anything from a stamp photo
to life size. Special attention given
to the amateur trade in developing
and printing. Gallery on Kimball
Avenue, next to Commercial hotel.
C. l.. Rickers, a Caldwell builder,
and Mrs. Slonaker decided to leave
he country last week, hut after they
had gone Mr.. Frank f. Trotter found
that some of his property had been
sold by Mr.. Rickers. Deputy Sheriff
Payne started in pursuit and located
he couple at Van Wyck. He brought
them to Caldwell Tuesday. We I'M
derstand that Rickers was bound over
under the charge of embezzlement.
Professor James T. Smith, princi
pal of the Van Buren, School of Cald-
we'll, and Miss Love Miller, principal
Of the Star School last year, were
married at the home of Mrs Sshrock,
sister of Miss Miller, at Nampa last
Thursday. The wedding was a quiet
one, only the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties being present.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at Payette Wednes-
day. 1t was decided to hold the
county nominating convention at
Nampa, Sept. 10. The various pre-
2incts are entitled to representation
in the convention as follows: East
Caldwell, 4; West Caldwe.. 5; Frank
lin, 2; East Nampa, g. Nampa, 6;
Boise. 81 Roswell, 2; North Payette.
1; South Payette. 4 New Plymouth.
| L; Stewart, g West Emmett, and
East Emmett, g.
The Capital Evening News is
starting to worry about the San
Francisco, Caldwell and Butte rail
road. For long time the Boise
PEOPLE gave little heed to the repre-
| ientations made by messrs Place and
Foran. Now 1t is d.. ferent, especial
~ since Caldwell raised s. 900 in
| three days. The Capital News says
hat Il number of industries with big
permanent payrolls could be secured
Tor Boise If we had another railroad
| Every days delay in locating the
Butte-Frisco line through here is
costing our people more than the
casual observer might suppose. PEG.
pie looking for locations go else
where They do not wait com
mittee ought to be at work raising
the required bonus, so that construc.
ton work could be well under way
between Boise and the Snake river
by October l. The city would fee
the impulse as quick as the matter
is definitely settled that road is tC
be built through here, long before
the road is completed.