The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-17

ter wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t. Morrison and |
nephew, Tracy Morrison, were down |
from Boise few hours Saturday.
c. d. Goaslind, state examiner, in
spected the books of the Canyon coun-
ty officers this week. Everything is |
in tip top order.
Every nationality on the face of
the globe, with Mars still to be heard
from, is represented on the Pay
Streak at the Alaska Yukon-P Pacific
Exposition.
Some of the cleverest boxers and
wrestlers of the Pacific Coast appear
nightly in the Arena at the EXPOSE
ton in Seattle.
Apples, more than 1000 90 to
be seen among the horticultural ex-
hibits in the different buildings at the
Seattle Exposition.
Gladys Farley of Roswell made
homestead entry at the Boise land
Office Tuesday, for the north half of
the northeast quarter, Section 20,
township north, range 8 west, 80
acres
Julian Steunenberg has the dis
tinction of being the only man in
Caldwell who ever violated the auto
mobile speed ordinance. He pied
guilty to the charge Tuesday, and
got $40 and costs in the police court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Maxey and baby
left for Portland Friday where they
will visit relatives. Later they will at
tend the Y. P. exposition.
Messrs ]. R. Hubert and W. A.
Bulback late of Iowa have purchased
property on Dearborn street wher
they will erect some residences.
Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Edna
Engle spent a very pleasant afternoon
Wednesday with Miss Geogia Foote at
her home in Middleton.
. Miss Eva Morrow, who has been
working near Emmett, made short
visit home this week, coming Monday
and leaving Tuesday.
Commissioner Vanderdausen, Ker-
rick and Rinehart were in Caldwell
: this week for the regular quarterly
/ meeting of the board
Mrs. w. E. Parker and daughter
Lucille left for Starkey Hot Springs
: ON the Pony Thursday morning.
Mr.. C. w. Cooper returned from st.
Louis Monday.
Rev. Shaw, formerly pastor of the
Christian church here, occupied the
Ememtt pulpit Sunday morning, and
: the congregation was so we'll pleased
that call was Immediately extended
il him. He accepted and will take w
the work at once.
Mesdames William Barcley, Dave
Barclay, Anna Garrau and w. G.
+ Hutchstep of Huntington and Mrs
y Henry Snyder of Morgansville, Kan.
= sas, are here visiting their father c
P. Tohn and sister-in-law Mrs. F. e
Borkenhagen. They probably will re
IS main about a month.
i. Walter Griffith, who has charge o.
the Malheur government project, ant
C. H. Paul, government engineer, havI
II just returned from an inspection trip
it hooking up possible reservoir sites, es
o pecially along the Malheur river ant
Bulley creek. Mr.. Griffith feels very
4 confident OF the cary approval Of thii
:, project by the government.
y Robert A. Lanson Of this county
made desert entry Tuesday at tn,
e Boise land Office for the south hall
d Of the southeast quarter, Section IL
a, and southeast quarter, Section IA
t. township north, range west, ga
acres.
= A. f. st. John, whom Sheriff Bre
y shears brought him back from Poca
~ tello. was tried before Judge Bates
at Parma, for petty larceny Saturda,
,r was found not guilty. II was allege.
A. that St. John had stolen $4,000 from
ID Clearance Boyer.
Judge Smith is in receipt of lei
G ter from Mrs. Smith, who is attend
= ing the Seattle Exposition. She say
n an intelligence bureau is maintaine
= in the Great Northern railroad depot
so that strangers may learn any
thing they may desire to know. Tn
he hotel and fair ground charges ar