The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-12
LOCAL GOSSIP.

| sittwtth his family in California.
C. E. Knapp. of Nampa, was in the
city this week, attending court as a
| juror.
The dispatches state that Claud Du-
val has been appointed post master at
4 Nampa--
Mr.. o. w. Harkins and family, from
Grand Junction, Col, are located on
the Boulevard.
Fred Davis, ex-chief of police of
Nampa, was attending court as wit
ness in burglary case.
A number of the citizens of Cald-
well attended homesteaders' meeting
at Middleton Wednesday night.
Mr.. Robert Hertig sold his farm
near Notus to Mr.. L. q. Small, from
Minnesota, who is living on it.
Mr.. Mike Mitchell, from Nebraska,
has been visiting Mr.. w. A. MCGEE
and has gone to Portland and Seattle.
DR.. Congdon, of Humphrey, Neb.,
arrived in the city Thursday and in
vestigated this country with the view
of investing.
G. G. Siggins, formerly connected
with the sheriffs Office at Boise, was
attending court Tuesday as a witness
for the state.
Mr.. John Gnter, from Independence
Iowa, father of Mrs. I. A. Walters, is
here to spend the summer with his
daughter and family.
James Monroe was passing the ci-
gars Thursday in commemoration OF
the arrival of an eight-pound boy on
the morning of the 10th.
Misses Cora and May Carlton, from
Missouri, sister and niece of Miss
Grace Carlton, county superintendent,
are here to spend the summer
Mrs. j. w. Douglas and son came
from Vale, Oregon, Wednesday to
visit the families OF w. A., G. H., and
b. l.. Douglas, for couple weeks.
The Epworth league held business
meeting at the NJ E. church Monday
Eevening and planned social for the
near future, and did other business
Miss Laura Woods went to Nampa
Thursday to join her parents, Mr., anG
Mrs. B. R. Wood, where they will
make their future home. Miss MAY
will remain at school until it closes.
A. j. Mitchell, of Parma, is attend
ing court this week. Mr. Mitchell
was one of the delegates to the Pres
byterian assembly held at Denver an
has but recently returned
Fred Harrington, of the Idaho Mea
Market, was in Cambridge this weel
and returned with q car each of cat
tie and hogs. 1t Is generally believes
that he bought them.
DR.. Ustick and w. N. Donaldson
two of Bosses railroad magnates
were in the city Thursday, attendin
court in the case of w. H. Roadway vi
The Boise Valley R. R. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shenefeld, from Long
mont, Col, are stopping at the NeN
Home rooming hause, looking Cald
well and this part of Idaho over w
hope they will decide that they ELK
Caldwell best"
The Tribune is pleased to annOune
that Jerry" Kelleher, who relentl.
had the misfortune to break his lie!
while playing ball at Nampa, is get
ting along nicely and will be able t
get around on time.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of thu
L. 0. o. F. will meet in Seattle duriut
the exposition. The Seattle lOdgei
have issued a valuable booklet chuoj
full of information regarding the cit.
which will be greatly appreciated b!
the three linkers.
FOUND.-A pocketbook containing
l. o. o. F. cards, photographs ana
other papers. The name C. E. Atcher
son is on the book. Owner can havt
same by identifying property and pay
ing for this notice. See Tom Dryden
Will Cowden made trip this weel
to Murphy, where he visited his oil
friend Hugh Latham. Returning homI
he came by the way of Adam Black
stocks big ranch. He says that tn,
fruit on the Blackstock ranch is bu
slightly injured by the frost.
Sam Ballantyne was in town for 4
short time Thursday. He has just re
turned from attending the land open
ing at DIETRICH, where he took a chanc'
on getting a 40 acre lot but his Mans