The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-08
Mrs. e. P. JUNIOR and daughter are
visiting friends In Boise this week.


Scott Anderson was a spectator at
the wool sale Tuesday
e. B. Smith is bailiff during the
present term of court.
H. w. Dorman will leave in a few
days for Rome, N. York.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. James
of Five Mile, daughter Tuesday.
Mrs. j. j. Plowhead and daughter
visited friends at Middleton this
| week.
The Caldwell Oddfellows will hold
memorial services on Sunday, June
10th.
Bids for repairing the Parma
| bridge are published in this issue of
the Tribune.
E. r. Place left this week for New
York in the interest of the Caldwell
and San Francisco road.
Mrs. W. H. Roadway is in Boise at
tending the commencement exercis-
es of st. Margaret's school.
Alex. Ballantyne was a Boise Wis
itor Tuesday and Wednesday and
heard Orchard give some of his tes-
timony.
Sheriff Thorp is kept pretty busy
these days, running court In Canyon
County and looking after Canyon
County's prisoners at Boise.
H. Il. Wallace has purchased the
old court house fer the sum of $500.
He has 60 to move it off the county
| block.
D. S. Brown was called to the bed
side of his mother, Mrs. Wilcox, liv-
ing near Star. 1t is thought that she
can survive but a few days. Her
malady Is dropsy.
G. H. Turner was at Nyssa and
Parma purchasing horses this week.
| He was successful in that he got one
car. The stock will go to the Lost
River country.
Mrs. Lewis J. Evans of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Bar
nett.
The scholars of the Van Buren,
school enjoyed picnic Saturday at
C. B. Marlatt's ranc. Judging by
the noise the kids made on their re-
turn they must have had jolly good
time.
Jess Gowan was at Huntington
| this week receiving and shipping sew
eral thousand sheep for which the
firm of Gowan & Anderson had con-
tracted.
The Boise Inter-urban road Is
roned through Middleton and rails
are strung for about 2 miles this side
of Middleton. This leaves gap of
about miles to be filled before Cald-
well is reached.
Dave Lamme of Payette, was at
| tending to business at the court house
Thursday. Mr.. Lamme is one of the
| dyed-in-the-wool democrats of Can
yon County and has been known to
run for Office on the democratic ticket
but that was years and years ago.
| o. j. Murphy was brought to the
county Jail from Nampa by Deputy
Parrish. He will remain at the Ho-
tel De Thorp for months as re-
ward for stealing some bargain pants
from Robb, the clothing man at the
Junction city.
Henry Vincent returned this week
from Silverton, oregon, where he has
been In the employ of r. A. Cowden.
Mr.. Vincent will accompany Mr.
Cowden's family to their new home
at Silverton, Ore, and will leave
Tuesday for the Oregon town.
The Mountain Home team will play
the Caldwell invincibles ON the home
diamond Sunday. Have you observed
that Caldwell has never announced
that they have strengthened their
ball team? In fact, they are little
too strong for the class they are in
now.
Col. e. E. Cox of New Plymouth
was Caldwell visitor Monday. MIR.
Cox is very enthusiastic about the
future Of the New Plymouth county.
He says that the apple crop will ex-
coed any previous year. while prunes
will be fair crop: peaches are al
most a failure.
Baseball enthusiasts are promised
an exhibition next Thursday that will
make the league playing seem tame