The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-01
LOCAL GOSSIP.

Clark Allen was in town Thursday
purchased machinery for summer
farming operations.
Miss Julia V. Finney left on No. 2
Thursday morning for Chicago on col
lege business.
Alex Dement, has bought his part
ner's interest in the sheep business
and will go it alone.
Charley is nursing sprained wrist
the, result of tussle with an insane
man from Emmett.
STOLEN-A white Belgian hare
buck finder please return to Tribune
Office and receive reward.
ALI kinds of garden seeds in pack
ages and bulk, at W. H. Roadway Co.
Plat & Steele can make you price
on a piano that will surprise you.
John A. Tucker of Boise, spent
couple of days in Caldwell this week.
o. v. Badley's residence on Dear
born street is nearing completion.
Have you seen those rugs at Plat &
Steetles? They are bargains at $1.62.
E. P. JUNIOR came in from his sheep
camp Thursday He will return Sun
day.
Plat & Steetle's undertaking de-
partment is up-to-date and their work
gives satisfaction.
Those dust-proof dressers at Plat
& Steetle's are just the thing; nothing
better can be found in the city.
Col Place is mourning the loss of a
six-bit dog and $3.50 collar, but con-
soles himself by being the owner of a
thoroughbred coyote.
When in need of an easy rocking
chair or a comfortable lounge, drop in
Platt & Steetles furniture store and
you will find just what you want.
The exceptionally fine pictures and
the special songs and music by Miss
Charlotte Bergh are drawing large
crowds at the Magic theater.
Prof. Kyle, of the College of Idaho,
is in owyhee county, soliciting SUBJ
scriptions for the college.
The rain which fell Tuesday was
worth many thousands of dollars to
the farmers in this part of the county
Mrs. A S. Hammack of New Ply
mouth, is visiting her sister, Miss Mag
gle Trevy. The two ladies will visit
in Boise today.
Mrs. Much, mother of Stewart and
Bert, Much, has arrived in Caldwell
from the East and will make her home
with her children.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. |
William Hodges was buried yesterday
in Canyon Hill cemetery. Funeral was
at o'clock from the New Home. Rev.
Rice offlciated
Abe Waldrodt returned yesterday
from Ridgeville, Mo-, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his
mother.
James H. Gibson was instructed in
the mysteries of Odd Fellowship We'd
nesday night. The fact that Mr.. Glib
son was recently elected one of the
aldermen from the third ward, did not
make and difference in the result of
the ballot.
Grand Secretary Handy and Grand
Treasurer Gipson left Thursday ON
No. for Mt. Home. From that point
they will drive to Bruneau to assist In
dedicating new Odd Fellows hall re-
Gently built The dedication took
place last night
The managers of the Magic theater
have placed an order for one of the
latest model motion picture machines.
The machine, which is supposed to be
absolutely fiickerless, will probably be
here for the Wednesday change of
next week.
Tim Driscoll, probation officer for
Canyon county, was in Caldwell We'd |
nesday and Thursday, looking after
some delinquent scholars who have
not been attending school by reason |
OF their parents keeping them at their
homes to work. He stated that he had |
three districts to visit in this vicinity
and also a couple near Emmett.
Charles ziesler of Fargo was in |
town Thursday. He stated that when
digging well on his place, the bone
OF some animal was found at a depth !
OF "a feet and was found in fine state
OF preservation. No attempt was
made to examine if there was any
other remains to be found.
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