The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

1ew Dorman addition to Caldwell.
One name for each person in the
lew Dorman addition TO Caldwell.
Stephen Murphy of Middleton was
ient to the Blackfoot insane asylum
Friday
Mrs. j. d. Bloomfield of Nampa
listed Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Adams
Sunday.
Mrs. A. l.. Shipley of Nevada is
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. T. Froman.
Mrs. B. F. Clay, who has been
lutte sick for several days past, Is
low much better. we are pleased TO
state.
One name for each person in the
lew Dorman addition to Caldwell.
DR.. e. Il. Dutton informs us that
he machinery for his new ice plant
will arrive next week
Work is rapidly progressing on
he handsome new residence of Mr..
md Mrs. Van r. Squires in East
Caldwell.
The John .Steunenberg & Co. shoe
store will move in few days into
he Jackson block, next door to the
)ostoffice.
Try our alfalfa seed. It's home
grown Idaho Implement Co., Cald-
we'll.
Mrs. Wayne was taken to St.
Luke's hospital, Boise, Wednesday,
where she will probably undergo an
operation.
Court Reporter Gilbert Shelly re-
turned from Weiser Wednesday.
Judge Bryan has concluded his term
Of court at Weiser.
The water tank at the depot Is be-
ing torn down and hauled away.
Thus another landmark of the early
days is removed. The engines will
get water at the syphon.
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills will de-
liver his ecture, THE Romance and
Heroism of the Sef-Made Men of the
Republic" at the Caldwell opera
house Monday evening, February 25.
Judge Richard of Boise was a
Caldwell visitor Monday. The Judge
is one of the leading attorneys OF
Boise and at one time took consid-
| cradle interest in politics, but is now
giving his entire attention to the
pfdcllce Oh law.
My Wife's Family" light but re-
markedly funny, was on the boards
at the Caldwell opera house Tues
day evening. 1t was immensely en-
ioyed by the large audience. DR..
lsham is affording the people of
Caldwell some excellent entertain
ments.
The Judgment of Judge Frank j.
Smith of Canyon county Is sustained
by an opinion of the supreme court
in the case of James Little VS.. Louis
Crawford ct al. This was an action
to quiet title to 100 acres of land
and the Judgment of lower court was
for the plaintiff.
G. D.. Stafford was in town Satur-
day He says that he now has over
so young lambs and they are all do
ing fine Mr.. Stafford is one of the
successful ranchers of this valley and
has arranged matters so that he can
take ii mighty easy, for he Is now
on the sunny side.
DR.. Hills will lecture at the opera
house Monday evening, February 25.
The lecture will be under the aus
pices of the Y. M. c. A.
c. E. Harris of Montpelier, for
merly publisher of the Examiner OF
that city, was in Caldwell few days
this week visiting relatives.
], s. Napton. secretary of the
Patch Cooperative Ditch Co.. OF
Homedale, was in Caldwell Monday
transacting business. Mr.. Napton
is one of the substantial men of
that section. He attended the reg
ular meeting of the stockholders of
the company.
Fred Mock, the Nampa banker,
won the $50 prize for suggesting a
name for the Crescent brewery at
the junction city. The name sug-
gested was Overland" The brew
ing company will be a long time
getting that amount back from Mr..
Mock in exchange for Overland"
Tuesday, January 20, James
Hutchinson injured himself neal
Falk's store. He was taken to Pay
cite the same evening and Wednes.
day was taken to Baker City hos
pital, where he underwent an oper-
alton. He did not recover from the
operation and died Monday, Febru-
airy II. Mr.. Hutechison was treas
urer of Canyon county two years
ago.
The Caldwell and Boise electric
road bridge which spans the Boise
river about two miles east of town
was damaged by the high water last
week TO the extent of about $500,
A gang of men are now at work re-
pairing the damage done. 1t re-
Quired 500 gunny sacks filled with
dirt to check the flow of the river
through the break. The bridge is
one of the best of Its kind and Is In
keeping with the other parts of the
road. The best material to be OBJ
tanned has been used in the con-
struetion and equipment. The bridge
consists of five spans of lot feet
each, height 20 feet. and cost $780,
600. The road is graded to near
Star and Is ironed about ten miles
from Boise. If the weather per-
mits cars will be running by
April /.