The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-01

T. ]. HUFF was in Caldwell this
week.
DR.. B. C. Plat, of Marsh, was in
Caldwell Tuesday.
DR.. Skippen, of Sweet, was in
Caldwell Thursday.
Messrs. H. c. Crowthers and Peter
Vandemore, of Parma, were in Cald-
we'll Tuesday
The daughter of S. N. Miller has
smallpox. DR.. Waldrop has quaran-
tined the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Ford leave to-
morrow for San Antonio, Texas,
where they will spend the winter.
Former Governor Morrison and
family spent Thanksgiving in Cald-
we'll, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
8. Ollie.
LOST-On road to Froman's Fer
ry, 80 Colts automatic revolver
Finder return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
Charles Lick was found guilty In
the District Court, this week, of in
terfering with the Pioneer Irrigation
District headgates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lyells have
built a handsome cottage in East
Caldwell. 1t Is nearly ready for
them to move into.
Miss Cora Robertson and Mr.
Theodore A. Behrendt, of Boise,
were happily married in Caldwell a
week ago yesterday.
John Freeman and Emil Baier
were tried in the Justice Court, by
a jury, before Judge Maxey, Wednes-
day, on the charge of stealing sad
die from S. D. Judd. They were
acquitted.
A small fire was discovered in the
law offices of Van Duyn & Plowhead,
Tuesday. 1t was thought that a
match was dropped behind the steam
radiator. Mr.. Plowhead dashed a
bucket of water upon the fire and
easily extinguished it.
M. A. Conway was in Caldwell
Tuesday attending court. Mr.. Con-
way was formerly telegraph oper-
ator. He was the third agent at
Caldwell. At that time this city was
the terminus of the Oregon Short
Line railroad. He has lived on his
farm near Notus for the past 20
years.
A. J. Dennerline arrived in Cald-
we'll Thursday of last week from
Alaska. Mr.. Dennerline has not
been out for s years, He notes a
great and wonderful growth and
many changes in Caldwell He says
Alaska is enjoying great prosperity
and is being rapidly developed. Mr..
Dennerline is located ne4r Skagway.
The new town to be located on
Snake river near Homedale, is to be
called St. Clair The San Francisco,
Idaho & Montana railroad COM
pany own the townsite and they will
start work on plotting the townsite
at once. The lots will be placed on
the market in the early spring. The
company Is offering great induce
ments to settlers and investors.
G. G. Bales. the gentleman who
bought the 430 acre Hesse farm two
and one-half miles east of Caldwell,
recently struck artesian water at the
depth of 80 feet. He has an ample
supply for garden and stock purposes
and the quality is soft and first class.
Mr.. Bales says. He is satisfied that
a much larger flow could be devel-
oped. Mr.. Bales raises crops on land
that sub-irrigates and does not need
to apply water to this land.-Gem
State Rural.
Fred Fem, who formerly worked
on the Caldwell Record, when Jake
Horn was it's editor and publisher.
has invented and patented gold
saving device. A company has pur-
chased the patent. We understand
that Mr.. Fem received $4,000. 90
down and will receive $4,000. 90
more when the company is fully sat
isfied that the machine is practical.
Mr.. Fem is living at Boise now. He
has many Caldwell friends who will
rejoice in his success.