The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-13

/ ~ AAHhAh6 ShS SkOP6 TWILL.
Judge Smell of Nampa was in tn,
city Thursday attending the churcl
convention.
John Keith of Enterprise was al
interested spectator at the Caldwell
wool sale Tuesday.
The city council met In specia
session last night to arrange for tn,
proposed sprinkling ordinance.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Sebree havt
returned from an extended visit will
friends in Chicago. Ralph said he
had way-up time.
The firm of Farmer G. Beatty
cement contractors, have taken con.
tracts to build three cement cellars
in Dixie.
The dog catcher has been doing
land-office business. He now has
36 notches In his record stick, and
more to come.
w. G. Compton has opened a law
Office in the Masonic block, where he
will be pleased to meet any of his
friends who need legal advice.
Miss Marjory Steelman, of Sioux
City, South Dakota. has been en-
gagged as one of the High School
teachers.
Mrs. Wickland, living near Notus,
who was operated on for the appen-
dicitis about nine days ago, returned
to her home Thursday.
Miss Holt, niece of DR.. Wright's,
has leased the Frank Steunenberg
home and will occupy 1t for hos
pital. The building is nicely locat-
ed and is an ideal place for the pur-
pose for which it will be used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson of
Boise. and Mrs. Handy of Denver,
came down on the Interurban and
left on number five for Payette to
be presen at the wedding of the ell
dest daughter of AL Wilson, which
took place Thursday.
The following Payette people were
In attendance at the convention of
the Churches Of Christ now in SEES
sion in this city: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Guild, Rev. and Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Thomas Harthrong, Mrs. George
and Mrs. Steve Clanton.
1t Is currently reported that the
ball suits belonging to the Boise base
ball club. have been attached for.
debt. AS the Caldwell club is not
going to use its suits this year, 1t
has been suggested that they loan
them to the Senators, until they get
over their financial stringency.
Amos ]. Miller, OF Mukwonato,
Wis, arrived in Caldwell Thursday
with his household goods and stock.
His family will arrive in few days.
Mr.. Miller bought 100 acres of land
from Bob Farrer and Pat O'Connor,
through the Lowell-Madden agency.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church met at the home
Of Mrs. Horn. Mesdames Marlatt,
Ward and Robertson assisted as host
ssses. Thirty-seven ladies were pres
ent and a most enjoyable time was
had. Refreshments were served, but
1othing stronger than lemonade and
coffee was drank,
Fred Wink, who has been on pro-
drunk. was taken before
Judge Shorb a second time this week
and dropped $500 in the treasury
Thursday. and thought he would con-
.ribute another assessment before the
week was out. He came to Cald-
we'll with years wages, intending
o make a trip east to visit friends,
'ut the chances are that he will
postpone the journey for another
rear.
The Central Lumber Company sold
$4,000 feet OF lumber Wednesday
o the Denver Bridge Co., who are
he contractors for building the No
us and Middleton bridges. They
'lso sold the material for the s. F. |
+. & NJ. R. R. bridge across Indian
;reek. Andrews has the faculty OF
'etting to the front when 1t comes
o making prices on lumber.
Mrs. F. J. Smith and children are |
listing at Cow Creek Lakes. They |
eft Caldwell just in time to get the |
ull benefit of the rain last week. |
hey found the country near the
axes covered with water and had to
ecure a guide to pilot them, as their
river was not acquainted with the