The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-16
Personal and SOCIAL

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Mrs. Bette Burton Bush of Boise
Ia the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Lowell.
Thomas Wait sold five acres of
land to Charles Gipson for $500
this week.
Judge Bryan and Court Stenogra-
pher Shelby are in Silver City this
week holding court.
Jim Bogart and Captain Gates, two
prominent citizens of Boise, were In
Caldwell Thursday.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Roy E. Chase and Frances
White, all of Weiser.
Lem Harding was the successful
bidder for laying the cement walk
at the court house.
We handle hay, baled or bulk.
Delivered wholesale or retail.
H. G.. Edwards Feed Store.
The wool clip for Idaho for 1907
amounted to 17,250,000 pounds and
its value was $3,757,05O.
Judge ]. T. Morgan was In the
city Wednesday on legal business
in the Probate Court.
John Victor has been released
from Thorp's hotel after being an
inmate for several months.
J. w. Watkins has entered the
employ of the Caldwell Forwarding
Co. and will do the field work for
the firm.
When you have a surplus of any
thing, call up H. G. Edwards Sec
ond Hand Store, he buys and sells
such.
Only one marriage license was is
sued during the past week and that
was granted to ]. ]. Roth and Abigail
M. Trout, both of Nampa.
j. M. Turner is visiting with his
son, ]. G. Turner, the Main Street
jeweler. Mr.. Turner is resident
of Creston, Washington.
A. Bird, OF Emmett, Idaho, pur-
chased of G. H. Turner a fine Ken
lucky jack and full blooded Per-
cheron sta1lion this week
Oats! Oats! Oats!
We pay $1.00 cash for oats. Bring
in your oats. Clean out the bins
Make ready for the new crop.
H. G. Edwards Feed Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ford were call
ed to the home of Mrs. Ford's mo
Their, living on Succor Creek, ant
they left Wednesday morning.
We sell Barley and Wheat mixed
$3.50 per 100 TBS. If you have TOT
much feed or If you need more feeC
of any kind, call, phone or send t.
H. G. Edwards Feed Store.
Ind. Phone 210.
Judge Bryan returned from Silve
City Thursday after clearing tn
court docket of all cases. Cour
opened on Tuesday and closed Of
Wednesday.
Government engineers are eros
sectioning for lterals on Lower Dee
Flat. Bids will soon be received 70
construction work. See notice 70
bids in this issue of the Tribune.
Jack Riddle returned yesterda
from trip to Moscow. During hi
absence he wired the first story o
the new university building for cleo
trio lights.
Interest paid on outstanding CT
warrants for the past year amount
to $391.S7. This amount only in
cludes the interest accrued on war
rants which have been paid and doe
not include outstanding warrants.
Fred Davis, deputy game wardel
for Canyon County, went down t
Payette for the purpose of lookin
up some fellows who had been shoot
ing quail.
N. D. Wernett of Occur d'Alen
City was in the city Wednesday Il
the interests of the Idaho CitatoI
II you are at loss to know wha
"Citator" means, just ask some at
torney.
Lewis Smith, the owner of tn
Jack Ryan place near Parma, was Il
the city Wednesday on business. MI
Smith reports that his fruit has no
been injured by the frost and h
will have big crop of cherries.
Gofo