The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07

Mrs. Ed Hedden is quite ill again
this week.
]. C. Rice is in Salem this week on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blackstock at
tended the Caldwell sales day Mon
day.
Lewis Meek and wife were visiting
Mrs Meek's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bishop Sunday.
The Mccullough Bros. were In
Caldwell Monday attending the big
SALE These gentlemen are stockmen
from Payette.
Miss Daisy Beatty at her homestead
near Greenleaf entertained at Sun
day dinner Judge and Mrs. Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffiths and Miss Ella
Davis.
Mrs. Geo. Jacobs and baby who
have been visiting relatives in HALEY,
her old home, returned a few days
ago and notices the difference of
weather between here and HALEY.
Frank Brown, one of Washington
County's sheep men, was in Caldwell
Saturday. Mr.. Brown is feeding
near Parma this winter.
A republican CLUB was recently or
ganized at Blackfoot. Judge Ste
vens was elected chairman and T. H.
Cristy secretary.
The Tribune is pleased to announce
that George Barnard is again pound
ing brass in the Short Line Office,
after 30-day rest.
George M. Shippy, chief of police
Of Chicago, made one good anarchist
by filling him with bullets so that his
hide would not hold 'shucks.
Frank Howard, the Roswell horse
man, brought two horses to the stock
sale Monday and they were snapped
barn.
DR.. and Mrs. Pondexter of Dillon,
Montana, are in the city accompan-
led by Mrs. Metten, mother of Mrs.
R. V. Sebree. The party are en-
route to Portland for a brief visit.
Monte B. Gwinn was a Caldwell
visitor Sunday for a few hours. Mr..
Gwinn is now in the banking bust
ness at Pendleton and can talk Pen
dleton as well as he did Caldwell
District court will open next Tues
| day. The docket will be quite
lengthy, many new cases having been
recently filed. There will be at least
seven criminal cases.
Sam Tuning, manager of the
Kirkpatrick-Hurt ranch at Roswell,
brought a load of fat hogs to the
Caldwell market Monday, receiving
" per hundred for them.
County Treasurer Geisler has paid
out during the last month school
funds amounting to the snug sum Of
$26,31949. This amount will in a
measure increase the per capita in
the County.
Nelson Gordon has taken a girl to
raise. The stork brought her to the
Gordon home Tuesday night. Nels
said that he had spoken for a boy
but the girl was welcome just the
same.
The only accident that happened on
| sales day was William Vallery, from
near Meridian, who was kicked on
the knee by one of the horses that
was being offered for sale. The in
jury, tho painful, was not Of a ser
ious nature.
N. B. Sebree of Lower Boise was
in the city the fore part of the week.
He came here for the purpose Of
consulting with a physician, he has
been quite sick for several weeks
and at one time it was thought that
he could not recover, but he is now
much better.
There are eight boarders at the
Hotel de Thorp and the greater num-
Der is from Nampa. 1t appears to
be the system at the Junction City
that when a man is arrested and it
is discovered that he has money the
dispenser of justice will usually fine
him. but If he is dead broke, a Jail
sentence is imposed and the prisoner
sent to Jail anywheres from 80 to so
days, thus entailing a heavy expense