The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-09-11


Eiler's company.
Miss Fannie Kimbrough, a sister of
Mr.. Ed. Kimbrough, arrived in the
city Saturday from Texas. Miss Kim
brough will attend the College of
Idaho this winter.
Mrs. C. o. Broxson, of Boise, Mrs.
Garlock of California and Mrs.
Hamilton of Nebraska, were Caldwell
visitors Saturday, being entertained
by Mrs. H. H. Jones.
Will Robertson of Roswell brought
his 14-months-old boy to Caldwell
Saturday for medical treatment. He
was able to return home Sunday with
the child greatly improved.
Monday morning Street Commits
sioner W. L. Wooley experienced an
exciting runaway. The team became
frightened and unmanageable. Mr..
Wooley suffered a severe sprain and
bruises.
R. M. White was in town Tuesday
exhibiting some of the finest cabbage
ever grown in Canyon county. The
heads weighed from ten to fifteen
pounds and were as sound as dollar.
Eiler's King of the Cattle Ring
Company carries a crack band, a con-
cert orchestra and present one of the
most entertaining and instructive
dramas ever written.
The Jensen Brothers of Emmett
have marketed 600 crates of cantelopes
at an average price of $500 per crate.
These cantelopes were raised in g.
acre orchard at the foot of Freezeout
Hill.
l. c. Mcdowell, who was arrested on
the charge of having sold a stallion
without state certificate of health,
has had his hearing postponed until
November 1st.' He put up cash bond
IF 100000.
Harry Zimmerman, a resident of
Caldwell and Parma twenty-three
years ago, was in the city Saturday
acquaintanceships. He
aught school here when he was a res
dent of the county. Mr.. Zimmerman
$ now located at Spokane.
Word received today from DR.. E.
:. Maxey and family is that they are
n London and will remain there for
It least six weeks. The doctor is tax
ng special course on the eye, ear
nd nose.
Kenneth Mckenzie and family have
arrived from South Mountain and will
emain in Caldwell during the winter.
Or. Mckenzie is a prominent stock
rover in the South Mountain coun-
ry. He says that the stock ranges
re needing rain very badly.
1t takes tact and ability of high or
er to organize show that will be
ell balanced in all departments, viz.
good band and orchestra, good spec
Ilties and if dramatic show a drama
,rong enough to win recognition with
ut the other features. Mr.. Eiler pos
esses this ability.
DR.. McLain, president of the Univer-
ty of Idaho, was in Caldwell Tues
ay. He stopped off on his way to
loscow, after attending the Teachers
lstitute at Pocatello. Mr.. McLane
oks forward to a successful year,
speeding an attendance of 700 at the
University.
The town of Parma has lost the SER
&c of an able officer through the res
nation of Marshall Castator which
ok effect September LIST. For nearly
ree years Mr.. Castator has been a
ithful, efficient officer and his place
i'll be hard to fill. During the entire
rm of his service he has not taken a
yotf and lately he has felt the strain
Id need OF rest. The people have
in their power to reward the work
Marshal Castator as it deserves
I'd ne will not find Parma wanting
Irma Herald. y
H. o. Nelson was over from Emmett
turday disposing of a part of his
ape crop. Mr.. Nelson planted a few c,
res to grapes some years ago. This fl
ar he will realize 400 pounds of c,
apes to the vine, and there are $50 a
hes to the acre. He gets 2 lie per W
und, so that ne realizes 100000
r acre for this years crop. Mr..
'lson's varieties are the Tako, White n
'eet and Water Italian. He finds no w
'uble in selling his grapes at the al
ice quoted. =,
Fred Crete, the mining man and 81