The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-08
LOCAL GOSSIP.

the Union Block.
The Nampa postmaster got $500
raise in his salary.
Fifty Caldwell sports attended the
ball game at Nampa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Sebree were
Boise visitors the fore part Of the
week.
I w. R. Sebree returned Sunday
from visit with his family in Cali
fornia.
Sumner Dee of Boise was looking
after business interests in Caldwell
Monday.
-.-. ]. c. Rice and DR.. Cue were wit
/ nesses for the state in the Haywood
! trial this week.
Mrs. Anna Roop left Thursday for
! Philadelphia for an extended visit
! with friends and relatives.
8. 1t Is reported that the Hubbard
- and Carlson camp will have to close
down temporarily owing to shortage
I Of the coal supply.
A petition is being circulated for
the appointment of Mr.. Miller. the
owner of Lake Side dairy, for coun-
Gilman for the End ward.
Friday night band concerts con-
: tinue to grow in interest, people
coming in from Nampa, Notus and
Middleton to hear the music.
Ed. Sloan of Roswell was visi-
tor in Caldwelle Wednesday. Mr..
Sloan was formerly typho but is
now ranching and is glad of 1t.
Mrs. Keller left Tuesday night for
Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Keller is an
aunt Of Miss Julia Finney, one of the
Professors at the College of Idaho.
Judge Blake of Boise was attend
ing court Wednesday. The Judge
is the democratic member of the law
Arm of Borah, Blake and Cavanah.
The city council of Payette con-
template substituting water power
] for gasoline for the city waterworks.
There is shortage. the receipts fail
to cover the expenses.
Walter Barnett foreman of the
Tribune
Tuesday on one of the young trees in
the rear of the Tribune office and
now has them safely hived.
Miss Isabel Squier, who has been
/ attending the Syracuse, N. Y. Uni
.versity. is expected home this week
to spend the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Squier.
/. The Maverick" says that the
roads from Mt. Home to Rocky Bar
are now passable for freight teams
! but that 1t will be some time before
4 freight teams can get into Atlanta.
Andy Little attended the wool sale
] here. Tuesday and flirnished 285,554
L pounds Of wool for the sale. He re-
ceived 1914 Sets. for the entire lot
with a shrinkage of 2000pounds for
tags.
Ham Kaufman, Scientific Optician
and Spectical frame adjuster, can
be consulted for few days at the
residence of Mrs., Swain Beatty
Goods and work guaranteed. See
q him.
" vi VIZ He Mansfield chaparoned Mr.,
tnness, the present owner Of the
ader-Herald. while in Caldwell
"Wednesday. The Tribune acknowl-
Wedges a pleasant call from the gen.
tlemen.
Frank Johns brought three hogs
to market Wednesday that netted
him $4,000 Mr.. Johns is,one of the
4 ranchers OF Roswell. where they raise
3 more hogs and alfalfa than any other
i section of our county.
Judge Richards was in the city
: Tuesday. The Tribune acknowledges
a call. Judge Richards was one OF
q the first commissioners OF Canyon
Il County and was afterwards Judge of
4 the 3rd. judicial district.
IL; G. M. Hays. formerly district at
torney of the 3rd. judicial district,
is the temporary editor of the Owy-
-Nhee Nugget. Editor Lamb having
been called east to attend the funeral
of his brother.
N. Jenness. editor and proprietor
of the Nampa -Herand, an
nounces that the paper will be re-
publican with big R. Well, that
{ sounds good. the Tribune extends
congratulations.