The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-04-25
LOCAL GOSSIP.

Twin Falls will hold a sales day
and it will be stem winder.
The city sold the improvements
on the lot which was used for q
pound.
Oliver Albertson purchased of Nc.
Cune G Turner fine Percheron stall.
lion.
Jim Hawley, the Boise attorney
was in Caldwell this week attending
court.
Judge Estabrook of Nampa was
in Caldwell Tuesday attending to
some matters in court.
Rev. B. F. Rice is again able to
be on the streets after being confin-
ed to his home by sickness.
e. H. Stephen of Columbia county,
Ohio, arrived in Caldwell this week
with his family and household goods.
The ball game Sunday between
Boise and Caldwell, resulted in fav-
or of Caldwell, the score being TO 4.
Hurt, Sons & MCGEE purchased 18
head of fine horses of G. H. Turner
for their Deer Flat contract work.
If you want to know what the COM
missioners are doing, read the pro-
ceedings in this weeks issue of the
Tribune.
Haley & Turner shipped two cars
of horses to Nashville, Tenn. this
week; Leland Turner accompanied
the shipment.
G. S. Norton, brother of Will and
Clarence Norton, arrived in the city
Thursday from Chicago. He will To-
cate in this country,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton, recent arriv-
ais from Kentucky, have decided to
locate at Homedale, where they will
open jewelry store.
Tommy Burns has bought the Jim
Apperson ranch west of town paying
over $500 per acre for it. Mr.. Burns
will plant the entire ranch to fruit.
Rev. William Thurston Brown of
Ogden will hold services at the City
Hall Sunday at IL a. m. Rev. Brown
is travelling missionary of the Uni
tartan church.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Isah Brown of Boise and
Anna Cess of Lewiston, and to w. ].
Helton of Homedale and Ida M.
Paine of Roswell.
Ham Kaufman received word
Monday morning that his son Fred, |
a typo in the Jefferson, Iowa, Bee Of
flee, that he had accidentally shot
Off one of his great toes while out |
hunting the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cleaver arrived
home Monday from Portland where
Mr.. Cleaver went for the purpose of
meeting Mrs. Cleaver and baby, who
have been visiting for several months
with her parents, in California.
V. d. Hannah & Sons made another
stride in the line of progress by pur-
chasing of Turner & McMullen.
Richmond" Reg. No. 1923, the
model Oldenburg coasch stallion that
sold in Denver for $4,000.
Charley Paine, the Roswell Or
chardist, was in Caldwell Sunday,
with his new automobile. 1t is no
use talking, those Roswell people are
near the head of the procession. The
next hing we hear will be that Frank
Howard has invested in an airoplane.
P. A. Devers, one of the old time
residents of Caldwell, but now re-
siding at Marshfield. Oregon, is in
the city on private business. It is
observed that Pat has not lost his
old timed laugh and he appears to
enjoy the noise he makes Just as
much as ever.
Miss Ella Brashiers and Miss
Mabel Dement,, two well known ;
school teachers and graduates of the
college of Idaho, have been engaged
o teach in the Emmett schools next
'ear. Miss Brashiers will be the -
principal of the Wardwell school and !,
Hiss Dement, will teach in the fifth 9,
trade.
Jap Duncan, the Jordan Valley RI
was in Caldwell Monday,
With bunch of fine horses.
The Teton Peak-Chronicle is hol-
owing its head off because Colonel "
lamer Is candidate for the nomina- is
on for Congress The tro,,h,n -, r..