The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-13

Mrs. ]. c. Rice and baby were
Boise visitors Wednesday.
George Crockeron, of Bruneau, was
in Caldwell this week. Mr.. Crock
eron confirms the report Of a rich
gold strike near the Idaho-Nevada
state line.
H. 2. Wallace, as attorney for the
plaintiff, filed an action in the dis
trict court Thursday, for a divorce
| by William Dustman from Ollie
]. Dustman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Givens have
gone to the Enterprise hot springs,
in hopes that the springs will ben
eft Mr.. Givens. He is steadily gain
ing in health and strength.
Anyone, anywhere can start mail
order business at home. No canvass
ing. Be your own boss. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock.
! A 896, Lockport, N. Y.
Haley, Turner & Tailor completed
a 6O-head contract of cavalry horses
this week. Julius Stuenenberg ac-
kcompanied the shipment as far as
Seattle. Manila is the destination of
the horses.
w. e. Tracy has completed a new
addition to his residence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy's home is in the Noun
tain View addition, the scene of a
great many new buildings and i'm
, provements.
Miss Hessie Ward of Meridian has
been elected to- fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs. L
H. Gipson, as teacher in the public
school.
i An intelligent person may earn $10C
S monthly corresponding for newspa
pers. No canvassing. Send for par
: ticulars. Press syndicate. B 997
; Lockport, N. Y.
Commissioners met yesterday will
! the road overseers of Payette and
I was decided that a necessity exist
/ for two bridges across THE Payett
river. Bids will be called at one
II and an election ordered
n Considerable alfalfa seed has bee
harvested in the valley this year, bu
= it is doubtful if anyone harvested
& better crop than J. G. Lundet, who's
g place is north of town. He secure
: ISL bushels from eight and hal
acres which he sold for $1320.-Pay
+ cite Independent.
IS Articles of incorporation of tn
Wachter Lumber Co. of New Pl!
mouth, have been filed in Clerk BaC
: ley's office. The capital stock of tn
. Company is 100000. The stock
subscribed for as follows: A. Y
Wachter, 100000; Laura E. Wachte
r $15OO.00; Pearl A. Wachter 100000
te Wandell G. Wachter 100000.
The briefs in the case of A.
McCammely, road overseer of roa
to District No. 27, VS.. the Pioneer irT
~ cation district, was filed in the 81
= preme court Wednesday by Count
ct Attorney o. M. VanDuyn. The cas-
was tried in district court and r
suited in favor of the plaintiff tt
VI, " district appealed the case. The su
is brought to determine whether
1ll not the district is compelled to bui
ne bridges across irrigating cana
constructed prior to the opening
ID the public road.
re Senator B. P. Shawhan of Pa
'at ettewas in Caldwell yesterday F
appeared before the County commi
mo- sioners for the purpose of interestil
at the Board in the good roads NOV
,al ment in the Payette valley. N
M Shawhan wants to buy a steam ROT
Ok roller. The people of Payette W
,5c put up three quarters of the CO
an and they ask the commissioners
put up one quarter. This looks fl
enough. We think the people of t
'iie Boise valley would approve of su
ias action on the part of the comm
Cav sioners. Mr. Shawhan says that
Si soon as they get the roller the peoI
81 there intend buying sprlnklers
IN their roads.
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