The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-06

Mrs. H. X. Hartley left yesterday
for an extended visit in California.
There was no celebration on the
fourth at Emmett.
Silver City and De Lamar both eel
ebrated the glorious fourth.
Mrs. M. A. Swift of Boise, was in
the city transacting bushes.
Parma people had big time on
the fourth. They celebrated at An
drew's grove.
Jack Wilson the Boise sheep buyer
was in the city Mondey but he was
not looking for sheep.
Mrs. Miner has bought the resi-
dence property of r. M. Farrar anr
will occupy it as soon as Mr.. Farrer
can vacate.
The Caldwell band went to Nampa
on the excursion train on the fourth
and went from there to Boise to
play on the fifth.
The commissioners will meet next
Monday. You must get your bills In
today IL you expect to get your war
rants at this session.
Wanted-To trade good $4,000
saddle and bride for light Democrat
wagon, suitable for one horse.
b. LOUDERBACK.
FOR RENT-The Fred Crete g.
room house, near the court house on
Belmont street. Inquire of Geo. b.
Murray or Rev. w. 8. Hawkes.. Bell
phone 2S7, Blk-2. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Percy were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Cue Sunday.
Mr.. Percy is the secretary of the Bag
dad Ming Co., who are operating at
South mountain and have an office in
Boise.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this city
contemplate putting in heating
plant for their building. There will
be basement excavated for the pur-
pose as soon as the necessary ar
rangements can be made.
Owing to the increased receipts
and prospective growth of the bust
ness the Caxton Printers were COM
PEELED to purchase brand new safe.
Jim and Bill will not have to set UP
at nights to guard the late receipts
of the Office
DR.. w. G. Maxey, James Kincadt
and Col. Babb represented Hugh VIII
liams Post, at the recent meeting O
G. A. R. at Rathdrum. Mr. Kincad'
arrived home last Saturday, and DR.
Maxey came in the fore part of tn
week, while Col. Babb remained for
visit with friends at Medicine Lake
Wash.
The Capital News OF last Saturday
prints what perports to be picture o
w. ]. Boone. But his most intimat
friends would not recognize the pic
ture, as being facsimile of our ow
and only Boone, were 1t not for tn
legend 1.-THE picture accompanying
this sketch is that of w. J. Boone
d. d." it might be taken for som
prehistoric remains. The Capita
News may get OFF without damag
suit this time, but don't do 1t AGAR
County Attorney o. M. Van Duy
returned Wednesday from San Fran
cisco where he went for the purpos
of cross-examining witnesses wh
made dispositions for the defense /
the Haywood case. 1t Is the opinio
of Mr.. Van Duyn that the testimon
would be of but little benefit to tn
defense. In fact so far as the ties
timony of Bradley Is concerned re
garding the explosion at his residenc
1t will be against them, for the rea:
on that Bradley is now of the opinio
that a bomb was exploded as We
as the gas.
Bob Noble the Electric Railroa
magnate was in the city Monda!
while resting at the Saratoga. he r.
freshed his memory by telling som
interesting events that happened /
Caldwell long before the town was a
large as II is now. Bob always wa
a Caldwell man at heart and this
feeling has not entirely left hin
He said to the Tribune scribe: sd
you remember the time a lot of U
fellows planted grove near wher
the old Pacific hotel stood? We wer
looking for lot OF eastern peopl
to come on the train, so We plante
a grove of eyergreens, but that nigh
one of the worst windstorms eve
saw. came up and blew every tire
down and 1t kept us mighty busy I
get them stuck in the ground agai
before the eastern people arrived