The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

G. w. Froman's three cottages
on Third street south, are nearly
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. GIBSON, were
In Boise Saturday, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. e. H. Plowhead
Regular services are being held at
st. David's Episcopal Church, Sunday
evenings at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Alice Egbert, one of our pop
ular schools teachers spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Boise.
The Tribune has received word
from Mr.. j. F. Henley. Mr.. Ken
ley is in Chicago He does not say
when he will return to Caldwell.
Miss Edna Engel returned to
Parma Sunday. after spending few
days in Caldwell. the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Engel.
Ed. L. Bryan, the newly elected
Judge of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, is said to have the distinction
of being the first white child born
west of the coast range.
Mr.. ]. s. Semones and brother, DR..
Semones have returned from Denver,
where they were called the week be-
fore, by the sickness of their moth
er, Mrs st. Julian. Mrs. st. Julian
died after long sickness. She was
So years of age.
There is character in the sox men
wear. The black stocking denotes
weight and dignity; the red, lean
ing to profligate ways; the pale blue,
a vapidity and mushroom desire to
be in the swim. What about the
country editor, who, according to
tradition, wears no sox at all?-
Harrison Searchlight.
Governor Gooding did a COM
mendable act when he stopped the
proposed sale of the state land on
the eastern shore of Payette lake.
This land is ideally located for re-
sort and picnic grounds, is covered
with fine timber and will become
very valuable. This splendid es-
tate should remain the property of
the state.-Meadows Eagle.
Rev. J. H. Barton, who has been
holding regular services in Presby-
terrain church. this city. for the past
two weeks. is possessed of good abil-
ity for the furtheIsnce Of such work
His meetings have evoked a most
wholesome interest. and are doing
the people a world OF good No
community can but be identified by
the presence and influence of such a
man.-Lemhi Herald.
Professor E. Nelson, of Caldwell
was Boise visitor Saturday, at
tending the meeting of the State
Horticultural Board. Professor
Nelson has been employed to take
charge of the Government expert
ment farm, recently located here.
During the past year he has been in
charge of the branch of the Twin
Falls experiment farm, located at
Bull
T. B. Babbitt. the civil engineer.
with a force of men, have been at
Emmett with force of men survey
ing for ditch, which Is to convey
the logs of the White Pine Milling
Co., from the Payette river to u
big pond, from which they will be
loaded on the cars and brought to
their saw mill at Nampa The COM
pany intends to thus handle $780,
600 feet next year.-Nampa Record.
The Banner Mining and Milling
company made its final payment on
the Banner group. last Tuesday,
taking the deeds out of the Capital
State Bank at Boise, where they
had been placed In escrow, and Al
ing them for record here. The full
amount paid for the group was $45,-
900, which went in equal shares to
r. H. Leonard, ST., Mrs. Mary Crete
and Fred Crete. Jr.-Owyhee Mug
get.
Mr.. w. H. Taylor, formerly sher-
if of Canyon county. has been in
Boise for several days, having come
down from his place at Scott Val
ley, beyond Long valley. He states
the weather has not been very cold
there. Every day the roads have
been muddy. though they have had
some sharp nights. During the long
rainstorm that preceded this cold
spell, that region got a thorough
soaking. the best it has known in
the fall for two or three years. The
wind that followed the storm was
heavy in that section and leveled
a great deal of timber.
A. E. GIBSON, the indefatigable
editor OF the Gem State Rural, Ia
up from Caldwell. looking after mat
tiers OF interest to the farmers. He
Rtates the waathar hoe haan ehasn