The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


aldermen. was in Caldwell Monday.
r. A. Cowden's family left Tues
day for their new home at Silverton.
Oregon.
Will Pucket, said to be the hand
soonest lawyer In Bose. was attending
court Tuesday and Wednesday.
Horse pasture on the Dormar
Ranch for sale. Not barb wire on
the ranch. Bell phone 282 Red a.
Ed. Beers, of the Jordan Valley
country, drove In band of cattle
Tuesday for shipment to Bozeman,
Mont.
b. F. Walling, Of the firm of Wal
ling & Waling, of Nampa, had bust
ness in Judge Bryan's court this
week.
John brennan has sold his inter
est in the feed business to his partner
John Baker, who will continue at the
old stand.
A. M. Rowe, of Payette, was tran
sacting Business at the court HOUSE
Wednesday. Mr.. Rowe is the super.
intendent of the Payette schools
Miss Mary Herman, one Of the pop
ular eachers OF our school, yeft
Wednesday for visit to st. Louis
She will remain during vacation.
Mary Kirby, whose home is in
Long Valley, but who has been at
tending school at Spokane, was in
the city Wednesday en- route to her
home.
Brooks and McComb of Bozeman,
shipped 30 cars of cattle from Cald-
we'll Wednesday, The cattle were
from the Jordan Valley country anc
were in fine condition.
uG UOit 40 % Phho ~ e't>
equipment for the court house clock
has arrived. 1t weighs 1850 pounds
and the freight was $4,000. Charles
Greene, the Caldwell jeweler, placed
the order for the clock.
T. M. Ward has sold his subur
ban residence to Mr.. Palmer an6
win move to town as soon as he car
secure a residence. Mr.. Ward has
rented the brick blacksmith shop,
known as the Neubaumer shop.
Dick French, who is known from
South Mountain to Squaw Butte and
from Mountainhome to Huntington
as one of the best stable men of the
country. has entered the employ of
Campbell & Garten.
Married. at the parlors OF the Sara
toka Hotel at 3 p. m, June IL, 1907,
Mr.. Guss d. Amen and Miss Eliza
Miller, both OF Emmett, Idaho, H. M
Maxey. Justice of the Peace. ofiiciat-
ing.
Miss frankie Madden. of Butte,
will visit with her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Charles Madden this summer
Miss Madden arrived little earlier
than she had intended owing to {
case she had in court.
Miss Blanch Prescott left Namps
for Ogden. where she was married t.
A. w. Van Slyke. They have gone
from Ogden to Oakland, California
and will make their home at tina
place. Miss Prescott was the prin
cipal of the Franklin school.
Ham Kadtxman. Caidwell's ney
optician, went to Boise Monday after
noon to be present at the organiza
tion OF the Idaho State Association o
Opticians. which will arrange to con
form to the new optical law passed b,
the last legislature.
Charles Parsons, horticultural in
spector for this district, informs tn
Tribune that the horticultural man
uaI just issued can be obtained a
the Gem State Rural Office withou
money or without price. 1t will cos
you 10 cents If you send for one.
At a meeting held Monday night
the CALDWELL school board authorized
Contractor Whiteway to. use stone TO
trimmings in the new school house In
stead of cement, The stone Wi
come from quarry located near Vale
Oregon, and will cost but 5000
more than the cement, and will b
much more satisfactory.
Miss Laura Patton. of this city, an
Mrs. Darah of Shoshone. left Wedne.
day for an extended visit with rel;
tives In Kansas. Ohio and Pennsy
vania. The ladies will visit with q
aunt in Washington and take in tn