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

week cultivating his potato crop.
Miss Wood the city librarian ha,
ordered $50 worth of new books fol
the library.
J. C. Nichols. vice-president of the
American State Bank, is in Portland
on business.
Alva Sutton has entered the EN-.
ploy of A. e. Greenlund at the drug
store.
Monte Gwinn of Pendleton was a
Caldwell visitor for short time
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Mosby moved
into their new residence on Arlington
Street.
Fully rs Caldwell people attend
ed the Damrosch concert at Boise
Tuesday and all report the concert
the best they ever attended.
Ernest Brass, the cattleman from
Duck Valley, is in the city for few
days getting acquainted with his fam
lily.
J. J. Jester has fully recovered
from his recent illness and is now
assisting Assessor Moore.
r. D. Britt took a fall from an
electric light pole last week, and is
not yet fully recovered from the
effects of his 80 it. drop.
J. A. Tucker was in Twin Falls this
week attending a session of the Grand
Lodge of the X. of P. as the repre-
sentative Of Mt. Gem No. 6.
Fred Wing was in Judge Shorb's
court Tuesday morning on the charge
Of intoxication. He plead guilty and
was assessed five and costs.
The city's big team proved tina.
they are sprinters Saturday when
they made a getaway. Fortunately
no damage was done.
The Caldwell Banking & Trust Co.
have installed new up-to-date safe.
with all the latest improvements and
weighs 1000 pounds without dol
lar Sin its inside. pocket"
Robert Lansdon, secretary of state,
was Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
There was no politics in Bob's visit
at this time, just came down for
ride on the Interurban.
]. F. Herr, the proprietor of the
Herr Clothing Co., was in Occur
d'Alene City this week as the repre-
sentative of the Eastern Star lodge
of Caldwell
Miss Mabel Dement, returned last
week from Emmett where she has
been one of the teachers In the EN-
NETT schools.
James Beaton, one of the best mi
ners In the Silver City district, was
Caldwell visitor Tuesday. Mr..
Beaton is looking for location and
may decide to select Caldwell.
Twenty-one cars of stock were
shipped from Caldwell during the
first eight days of June. OF this
number IL cars were sheep and the
remainder were cattle and horses.
B. Sebree, who has been sick for
several months under the doctors
care In this city. has so far recovered
as to be able to return to his ranch
in Lower Boise.
The Independent Manufacturing
Cos plant was shut down for few
days prior to turning over the plant |
to the Caldwell Banking & Trust Co.,
who took 1t under mortgage.
The trial jury was excused Tues
day until Saturday. This step was
made necessary by reason of some
compromises of cases which had been
set. In other words the court run
out of business.
Mike Maloney. the pitcher for the
College ball team. pitched for the
Payette team In the Weiser-Payette
game. Mike Is liable to make a
record in the baseball field.
Jack and Jim Little were In town
this week attending the wool sales
The Little boys are extensively en-
gagged in the sheep industry and gen.
orally get the top notch for their
wool.
Clifford Weston stopped on In
Caldwell on his return from the
State University for short visit
with friends here before continuing
his trip to his home In Silver City.