The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-20

Store, went to her home at Caldwell
on Monday, where she will remain
for a short time and then go to Day
ton, Washington, where she has ac-
copied position.-Weiser Signal.
The Forward Club held a very
pleasant social session Tuesday even
ing at the residence of s. d. Simpson.
This being social session the rules
was suspended and the gentlemen
were permitted to taste of the pleas
ures which the members partake of
weekly at their meetings
]. H. Merritt, proprietor of the
Racket Store, has sold the business
to w. S. Austin of Chicago, who will
greatly enlarge the stock and in
crease the business. Mr.. Merritt Is
now entirely out of business, but he
is rustler and will soon grab onto
something
Mrs. Bradley of Parma, found
ladies gold watch on the fair grounds
the day Capmpbell's circus was in
town. She showed her good judg-
ment by inserting a notice in The
Tribune and the owner received her
property Saturday This is about the
usual time it requires to get returns
from notices inserted in The Tribune.
fine musical program was rend-
cred consisting of both vocal and in
strumental numbers. Light refresh
ments were served. 1t is rumored
that Ross Madden and Ed. Parker
are trying to get the constitution
amended SO that they can be present
at each meeting but more particu-
larly at the social sessions
| G. X. Hart and w. w. Meranda OF
Knoxville, Iowa, were the guests of
the Steunenberg brothers this week
Mr.. Hart is the owner of the abstract
books of Marion county, Iowa, and is
taking his vacation. Mr.. Meranda
has been in the tailoring business
but having recently sold his property
and business is looking for suitable
| location.
The Tribune is in receipt of let
ter from DR.. John Galloway, who is
now government physician at Black
feet Indian agency at Browning,
Montana. DR.. Galloway was former
ly Caldwell boy an ids a graduate
| of the College of Idaho. His many
friends here will be pleased to learn
of his success in his chosen profess
ion.
Word has been received from Miss
Laura Patton and her sister Hattie.
who are visiting relatives in the east.
The ladies spent several days at
Washing ton City and also visited
the jamestown exposition. They are
OF the opinion that the exposition is
failure. Many of the buildings not
being completed at this late date.
They will visit relatives at their
fathers old home in Pennsylvania
before returning to Idaho.
County Clerk Bailey is busy issu-
| ing warrants for the expense incurred
by the Haywood trial. Ada county
is evidently getting alarmed over the
financial condition of Canyon county,
for they are keeping the phone busy
asking that the warrants be issued.
Warrants for the expenses of the ju-
rors and witnesses will be issued In
amounts of $500 each. 1t will re-
quire over zoe separate warrants to
pay the bills up to last Monday.
Judge Shelby. the efficient and
genial court stenographer, is busy
getting out transcript in the case of
j. l.. Nidy VS.. the Nampa-Meridian
Irrigation District. This is a case
where the plaintiff is endeavoring to
COMPEL the district to furnish him
water on his land, which is about s
miles from the canal. The case was
| tried during the spring term and
was decided against the plaintiff, who
Is now appealing to the supreme
court.
| Mr.. II. G. Manning. the hustling
circulation manager for the Capital
Evening News has been in Caldwell
several days in the interest of his
paper and 1t is not necessary to state
that he has added many new nahes
to the list. The Capital News Is now
furnished to- the Caldwell subscribers
at so cents per month. delivered at
their door. Less than two cents\per
copy. Manning is little hard of
hearing but, he was never known to
miss getting subscriber by reason
of his infirmity.
Clerk Bailey has compiled a finan-
ciai statement for the first time In
the history of the county, that win
be read with interest. The statement
| oivaa tho w luafion nf oil tho aonoty