The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-18
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51-52 T. X. Little.
Miss Flossie Ballard entertained a
number of friends at her home in this
city Wednesday in honor of her 18th
birthday. Elegant refreshments
were served during the evening and
all present had most enjoyable
time.
Two cars Of horses were shipped
Thursday to Los Angeles, CAL, and
one car to Nashville, Tenn. The
former were sold to Snoden Bros.
and the latter to w. G. Haley. Tur-
ner & Co. of this city sold the horses
The press committee appointed by
the Commercial Club held a meeting
Wednesday night at which time an
outline of the plans for the future
was arranged. The work of gather
ing data will be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
The Caldwell Ice Co. will have
their connections complete with the
north pole by Monday and will com
mnece producing pure ice for the cit
liens of our city. Get your coupon
ND 70 he saA
Peter Meth filed corrected plat
of his addition to Middleton and
Maud letters flied a plat for the
Highland addition to Nampa, and
Mr.. Payne filed an addition to Mid
dleton. Marriage licenses may fail,
but plating townsites continues to
keep pace with the country.
The state land sale held at the
court house lact Saturday was not an
entire success. Much of the land
sold only for the appraisement. Wal
ter Griffiths an H. e. Wallace bought
200 acres within two miles of town
and under the high line ditch for STA
per acre.
"Blackey" one of the undesirable
citizens" of Nampa was arrested
yesterday morning for having a good
sized jag on. Marshal Maxey gave
him clearance papers at noon. He
has been quarantined for diphtheria
until Thursday at Nampa.
The rails for the Inter-Urban road
are now laid to Tom Norris ranch
about miles beyond Caldwell. The
wire gang are keeping up with the
tracklayers. The grading is about
all finished, and it looks now that
the road might be in operation by
the middle of next month.
John Sebree has just returned from
an extensive trip through Washing
ton county. in company within M NJ.
Brooks, the big cattle buyer of Boze-
man., Mont. Mr.. Sebree says tina.
they contracted for 1000 head of cat.
tie and number of cars will be ship
ped from Caldwell during tie pres
ent month.
J. 8. Clark, the Middleton real es-
tate dealer, was In town this week.
He says that Middleton people are
greatly interested in securing can
ming factory for their town. At a
meeting held this week at Nempa 1t
was decided to build the factory at
that place and use Middleton as a
gathering station.
Mrs. Ernest Boone entertained at
progressive 500 Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Flynn obtained the prize,
a beautiful leather bound hand paint
ed book. Those present were: Mes
danes Simpson, Cue, Flynn, Chas.
Baker, Sutton, Dyer, Little, Devers.
Smell. Sebree, Boyes, Dew.e Miss
Anna Roadway. Miss Cosby. Miss Mary
Boone and Mrs. Nellie Williams.
H. A. Griffiths and J. F. MacLane
pooled issues Thursday and drove up
to Star to try a lawsuit. Griffiths
had the negative and MacLane the af-
firmative. The case was one in which
A. L. Murphy had sued P. F. Coran
for a percentage for the sale of real
estate. Justice Wood presided and
has taken the matter under consider
alton.
s. F. CLANCY. county commissioner
and one of Middleton's prominent
men. was in Caldwell Friday. Mr..
CLANCY says Middleton is growing
rapidly. 1t is keeping apace with
other parts of the county. He says
that he is informed that in the east
ern states two men will handle all
the work In the county recorders Of
flee In counties with the same popu-