The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-19

or inches we are unable to state, but
it is reasonable to suppose it was the
latter
Mr.. Shaw has moved into the Black
stock property on Dearborn street.
Grover " Van Hyning has entered
the employ of the Boyes Hardware Co.
$4,000 worth of horses, and mules
changed hands at the Haley & Turner
sale barns.
B. NJ. Holt left Thursday for Denver
and other Colorado points on business
of importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Addie and Mrs. Hall
of Agra, Kansas, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Turner this week.
The premium list for the Canyon
County Fair is now on the press and
will soon be ready for delivery.
Zoe Howard, one of the prominent
ranchers of the Payette valley, was in
town Monday having just come in
from looking at some land south OF
Snake river.
Professor French of Moscow was a
Caldwell visitor this week. He left
here for Seattle where he has been
engaged by the commercial clubs OF
southern Idaho to lecture at the Seat
tie exposition.
Dr.. Waldrop, wife and children, left
Saturday for Swope, KY, where the
doctor will take post graduate
course at the Louisville Medical col
lege. Mrs. Waldrop will visit rela-
tives in Swope during that time.-Par-
ma Herald.
Some people believe that attorneys
are devoid of sympathy but this was
disproved one day this week when
John Rice, Tom Walters and Charlie
Within signed the bond for the tenn
1orary release of George Glunz, who
mad been arrested on a charge of as
sault. His wife and little boy were at
| the court house pitifully weeping,
when the sympathetic gentlemen came
to his rescue.
Antoine and Gus Azcuenaga, of
Trout creek were in the city Monday
They state that there are several hun
bred sacks of wool to arrive in Cald-
we'll. Mayor Gowen, of the Caldwell
J Forwarding company, estimates that
! the amount of wool received at this
point, will far exceed last years re-
/ ceipts. He estimates that there will
be 100000 pounds this year as
against 100000 pounds last year.
]. M. Thompson, of the law firm oil
Rice, Thompson & Buckner was IL
Boise Saturday and filed an appllca
ton in the supreme court for new
trial in the case of the State VS.. Nc
. Greevey. The defendant was foun
: guilty of manslaughter in the distric
court and sentenced to three years i
the penitentiary. He is out on bal
and has been ever since the trial. TIL
crime for which he was convicted wa
for shooting Grant Whitney.
Hall and Apperson have complete
a survey for canal starting at
point on Indian creek about th"e
= miles southeast of Caldwell to a pOir
ON the hillside east of the court hous
The object of the proposed canal is
irrigate Canyon hill The plans II
clude pumping plant at the termin:
/, of the canal, at which point it will II
IS uuire lift of about As feet to ge. tt
water on the land to be irrigated.
&c The Caldwell Clothing Co. purcha
ed this week the stock of clothing al
gents furnishing goods of T. X. III
y. tie This sale is the result of Mr.. Ii
+ ties determination to quit bushes
If The clothing will be put on sale wi
y. the dry goods regardless of first co!
+ NJ. G. Rockwell left Monday f
tt Occur d'Alene city, where he goes
the representative of Mt. Gem lod
> No. 3, X. of P. of this city. The graz
lodge of Idaho will hold its annu
session in the city by the lake tt
!. week