The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-26

VIM. Altman nj Boise was a Cald
wen visitor Tuesday.
Court Reporter Gilbert NJ. Shelby
visited Boise Saturday.
Ask the Middleton Real Estate
Co. A. l.. Murphy, Manager
Robert Ru4u2on of Cassia county,
was in Caldwell Saturday, transact
iH? business
}. T.. Riddle Of Boise was in Cald-
well Tuesday, transacting business
EyShcriT j. G. Nichols visited
! Boise Monday.
! Father Dempsey was in The city
/ Tuesday, from his home at Nampa
\ The Father Is one OF those genial
sond-natured persons, who always
make life appear brighter by thei.,
presence.
Judge Charles j. initbelger is car
lEln% an ugly scar ON his face and
. dislocatad shoulder, The result OF
SmaSh-up near the slaughter
house. Judge ReitberGer was going
to his Deer Flat homcsted when The
accident occurred.
IN supreme court Monday the cases
lie" Young vs.. Extension Ditch COM
puny and Froman VS.. Madden, both
appealed from Canyon county, argu-
mcnts were heard and case were
submitted aud taken under advise
mcnt
NJ L. Church, register Of The State
Land Once, was in Caldwell Sunday.
Judge Church expressed himself as
we'll pleased with Boise. but stated
hat Caldwell was the town after his
own heart He anticipates a great
growth during the coming year.
Fritz Schmidt, the lightning
change operator at the CaXton print
ing Office, has invested some of his
surplus cash in trombone. Mr.
Schmidt will be valuable acquisi-
lion to die Caldwell band, but oh
Lord, how the neighbors will cuss.
Ian. 18TH, Jacob Alchanbcrger had
two OF his beef steers weighed on
the Middleton Mercantile Co. scales.
One Just two years and nine months
/ old tipped the beam at just exactly
/ l555 pounds; the other, a four-ycr-
old, weighed just l7i0 pounds. f.
Middleton Herald.
Mr. Wilson, from Caldwell, will
omen Il new blacksmith shop in Mid
dle,an in a few days. Tho shop is
d ing erected on one of Arthur Bre-
shears lots on LIST st. North, about
nalf a block west Of the bank 1t is
understood that MIR. Wilson will
move his family to Middleton. Mid
j dleton Herald.
! ]. II. Forbes, who has the contract
for the bridge on the Caldwell-Bois
! lnterurban railway, was in Boise
| Tuesday. Mr.. Forbes has completed
| the bridge across the Boise river
north of Caldwell. Besides this 80
| pile bridges and 3 on concrete piles
have been built
The Independent Lumber 4 Manu-
! featuring Company's plant at Cald-
we'll has been in operation little
1 over months. and has paid out
! in wages something over SI1 900. 90.
/ Mr. Summers informs us that the
/ plant has as much work as il can
/ handle This is excellent for this
| Time of the year
Mn, and Mrs. Byron Frost left
Monday for California Before going
/ Mrs. Frost stated that she would
return in IA month or six weeks to
, Straighten up some business affairs.
! After that she will rejoin her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost expect
to spend two or three years in Cali
fornia, in hopes that Mr.. Frost will
regain his health.
Mr.. E. +. Harris is in receipt of
a Letter from Mr.. d. w Ross, super
yiSing engineer of the irrigation
works of Idaho, that his papers APP
! plAiHS lol IlOSillpH bl steam tHSl-
neer in the United States Reciama-
tion service AT Nampa. Idaho. have
been examined. Mr.. Harris rating
is found to be S5.6. \ rating of 30
per cent of more renders an appli-
cant eligible for appointement Mr.
Harris made an excellent showing.
| w. c. Schnabel left Sunday for
Fairbanks, Alaska. He will leave
Seattle Tuesday; his first landing
will be at VALDEZ; from there he will
follow the trail To his destination.
The distance is about 400 miles from
he coast; IL is slightly more ex.
aenaive travelling in Alaska than in
Idaho, meals for instance are So 81
each Fairbanks is new camp. bur
said In be very rich. There is now
about 1000 inhabitants. II is The