The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-17

Father Dryer of Nampa, was q
Caldwell visitor Monday.
John brennan has superseded
John Whine as watermaster.
VIM. March and family have re-
turned from the mountains.
Edward Hedden is on Wood river
this week enjoying an outing.
Mrs. r. H. Davis and SON returned
from Ketchum Wednesday morning.
C. s. Faurot left Saturday for Wei
ser, for short visit with his son.
M. F. Albert, the Weiser banker.
was in Caldwell few hours Thurs
: day.
Mrs. Philips Emmett was visitor
at Hyde Park couple days this
week.
M. s, Parker. the unterrified. was
in Caldwell Saturday transacting
j business.
J. ]. Plowhead left Thursday for
the Starkey hot springs for couple
weeks outing.
w. A. Mullikin Is building brick
residence in Caldwell. F. P. Kipp
has the contract.
DR.. and Mrs. Waldrop have re-
turned after a three weeks outing
at Long Valley.
1t Is said that the name of the de-
mented man who attempted to kill
himself at Parma, is w. ]. Casey.
Call and see our new designs of
marble and granite monuments. Cor
don & Adams.
j. H. Merritt hasN purchased the H.
d. Andrews store at Middleton, and
will soon move to that place.
E.. Il. Meek. secretary of the Pho
neer Irrigation District, visited
Homedale Sunday.
Attorneys Van Duyn and Stone
have returned after a pleasant out
ing ON Wood river.
]. Fl. Forbes, the bridge contract
or. transacted business at Eu-
gene, Oregon. this week.
Professor G. A. Carter of the Al
bion State Normal school, was in
Caldwell the fore part of the week.
Red" Welsh left Caldwell very
suddenly Friday evening a week ago
at the urgent request OF Marshal
Maxey.
Messrs. ]. w. Watkins and Chas.
Garlick have taken a contract on the
sN San Francisco, Idaho and Montana
railroad.
Mrs. Clara Powell left on the at
ternoon train for LaGrande to see a
brother who was seriously hurt in a
saw mill.
Ernest Brass has just returned
from his big stock ranch in Duck Val
ley, where he is grazing 1900 head
of cattle.
Don't forget that all our photos are
absolutely guaranteed under the pure
food law.
HILDRETH STUDIO.
Mrs. w. A. Stone and Miss Cora
B. Bean left Sunday for the Yellow
1 stone park, where they will spend
Z two or three weeks.
Jas. Smith and partners have fin
ished their contract on the railroad
near town and have moved their
headquarters to Snake river, where
they have a much larger contract.
Miss Katherine Finnell. who has
been employed at the Western Ma
tional bank for some time, has re-
signed. She has accepted position
in the office of Code Commissioner
MacLane.
Beginning Sunday evening, Aug.
18th, the Caldwell Interurban excur-
sion train will leave Caldwell for the
government dam promptly at z
O'Clock p. m. each day until further
notice. Remember the time.
Remember our photos are .guaran-
teed under the pure food law.
HILDRETH STUDIO.
The Tribune learns with keen re-
greet that the Nampa band has dis
banded owing to the lack of support
from the citizens of Nampa. sNampa
had the material for good band,
s but the people of that town did not
come through.
Ed Hedden was in town for a few
hours yesterday. He says that the
work on the government irrigation
scheme is progressing nicely and
hazardrd the guess that the water
would be in the big reservoir next