The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beals have gone
to Seattle.
The members of the faculty of the
College of Idaho will hold a reception
Saturday evening at the Dormitory in
honor of Miss Grace NJ Johnson of
St. Louis. Miss Johnson will have
charge of the music department at the
college this winter.
Mr.. John E. Kyle of Caldwell and
Robt Miller of Middleton, built the
fine residence of Mr.. L. NJ. Lake four
miles on the line toward Middleton.
1t is one of the incest country resi-
dences around.
Miss Rose Carl was married last
Thursday at Givensville to Dan E..
Colt, a Nampa young man. The
bride was a teacher in the Emmett
schools the past two years. They will
make their home at Salmon City
Nampa Record.
Mr.. c. H. Caddy from near Nampa
bought several cows at Paines dairy
sale Wednesday.
Those who lately registered at the
Pacific Hotel are: H. M. Stickley,
Jordan Valley; Fred Crete and family,
Silver City, looking up a location;
]. W. Griffith Nebr.; H. H. McClusky,
Minden, Mo-. Andrew McClusky,
British Columbia; Jessie and Ann Nc
Clusky from Usage City, Kan, are
looking for a location.
J. R. Bacon of Caldwell and Miss
Julia E. Waller of Midvale, will be
married tomorrow evening at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ]. Ventrous, near Midvale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon will reside at
Nampa, where Mr.. Bacon is en-
ployed.-Weiser Signal.
Mrs. G. H. Van Wyngarden and son,
and daughter, Mrs. II. T. Blake, re-
turned from Idaho City last Saturday,
where they took a summers outing
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kyle arrived
home Wednesday evening from the
Groome farm between Middleton and
Star where they camped six weeks
while Mr.. Kyle did carpenter work on
the new residence of Mr.. Groome.
j. c. Mcdowell was arrested We'd
nesday charged with selling a stallion
without first getting a certificate OF
health from the state veterinarian
DR.. Noble is the complaining witness
Stephen Murphy of Middleton wa:
brought to Caldwell Wednesday by
Sheriff Breshears. He is charged will
insanity.
FOR SALE.-Seventy-five acres Of
good sage brush land; no alkali. Il
joins the experiment farm and on the
Caldwell | Interurban, one-half mile
from the city limits. Price, $500 pei
acre. Same is raw land and a great
part is improved. Martha M. Fuller
$40 Denver street, Caldwell, Idaho.
A seven pound daughter was borI
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Russell Thursday
Mother and child are doing nicely
Henry Dickman, who has charge o.
the water of the Ridenbaugh cana
says that the water service is abou
thing of the past for this season
He says those who irrigate now will
not get water again for two weeks
The water will soon be so low as t.
only furnish water for domestic use:
and for stock. There is no water il
the Phyllis except for stock.-Namps
Record.
Hall & Apperson have let a con,
tract for the construction of a ditch
mile and half in length for the
purpose of conducting water from In
dian creek to point east of the couru
house where a pumping plant will be
installed and the water will be
pumped to the high ground east OF
town. The ditch will carry 16 second
feet and will be completed in 60 days
The pumping machinery has been or
dered. This project means much to
Caldwell as it will furish water to
about 500 acres of very fine land
which is too high to be reached with
water through the gravity system.
Mr. Martin Jensen is building a barn
at his residence on the Boulevard.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church held a called meeting at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Hober and made
a comforter and the ladies had
pleasant time.
Commissioner and Mrs. Kerrick and
children were in Caldwell yesterday
Improvements at Magic.
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