The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-05
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members OF the Methodist church,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Townsend, of Jordan Valley,
is in Caldwell visiting friends this
week. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Crete.
A. l.. Butts was down from Boise
this week. He is rapidly recovering
and will be able to return to Rock
Vile In a couple of weeks.
Will Parrish is at the sheriff's Of
fee becoming acquainted with the
duties of the office. Mr.. Parrish will
be deputy under Sheriff Thorpe.
Miss Cora B. Bean, county super
intendent OF public instruction, at
tended the state meeting OF County
Superintendents at Boise, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Griffiths have
just returned from Chicago and 9TH
err eastern points. Mr.. Griffiths re-
ports having had most enjoyable
trip.
Judge Smith went to Boise Thurs
day evening to attend the banquet
given to Judge Stewart recently eloc-
ted justice of the Supreme Court of
days for the east.
Rev. G. l.. Suber returned to
Payette Tuesday. He has filled the
pulpit at the Christian church here
for the past couple of months. He
is very able man.
R. B. Thorp of Bliss was in Cald
we'll Saturday, transacting business.
Mr.. Thorp says that he likes the
Bliss country very much. 1t is
fine stock country. He returned
home Saturday.
VIM. Ireton, who had the honor Of
being the first sheriff of Canyon
county. was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Ireton Is resident Of Payette.
His many friends in Caldwell were
pleased to see him once again.
Hon. c. w. Cooper returned this
week from La Crosse and Walla
Walla, Washington, where he spent
the holidays with his daughters. He
says that he had very pleasant
trip.
Saturday evening at Boise, a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ]. Plowhead. Mother and child
are doing we'll. MIR. Plowhead is
happy and Mr.. Jake Horn is very
proud. This Is his first grand child.
Judge Frank ]. Smith was Boise
visitor Sunday, and while there he
let 1t be known that in all likeli-
| hood he would resume the practice
Of law at Caldwell. We are pleased
that Judge Smith and family will re-
main here.
Grant H. Wright, chief electric
ian of the Trade Dollar Mining Co.,
was in the city this week, installing
some electric meters for the Caldwell
Power Co. Mr.. Wright is resident
of Dewey, and has charge of the
electric power of this part of Idaho.
J. M. Bates was taken to a Boise
hospital Thursday, for medical treat
ment. Mr.. Bates was one of the old
time hack drivers of the Capital
city. He knows the history. that is
inside history, OF Boise for 20 years
back, and could tell a very inter-
esting story.
w. d. Evans. of Castle creek, pur-
chased the Turner House at Noun
tain Home this week. We under
stand the consideration was some
thing like sS5,000.00. Mr.. Evans
was formerly a resident of this city,
and until recently owned property
near Caldwell. At present he Is a
| substantial stockman of Owyhee
county.
]. s. Kay and family left Mon
day for Enterprise, Oregon. where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Kay will engage in the dry
goods at Enterprise. He says the
town is a bustling town OF 500 peo-
pie. and that 1t will grow very rap
idly as soon as the railroad now In
course of construction, is completed.
The road is now within 20 miles of
Enterprise. Mr.. Kay and family
have many friends in Caldwell, who
will wish them success.
e. e. Springer, of Spokane. Wash
ington, was in Caldwell. Saturday.
attending the meeting of the stock
holders of the San Francisco, Idahe
and Montana railroad company. Mr..
Springer states that he is absolutely
confident that the railroad to Win
nemucca. Nevada. will be built in
1907. 1t must be realized that an
undertaking Of this magnitude. de-
mands some time. AT present Mr.
Springer is engaged in the coal.
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