The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14
LOCAL GOSSIP.


attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Redway eft
Monday for the coast.
} c Blair was down from the
Phyllis headgate Thursday.
Mrs. C. J. Lesser of Notus was a
Caldwell visitor Thursday.
John Haines, ex-mayor of Boise was
a Caldwell visitor Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Steunenberg Saturday
Mrs. E. H. Adam and daughter. Miss
Laura, visited Boise this week.
Walter Cupp attended to profess
ional business at Emmett Monday.
Rock Springs and Kemmerer No. 3
Coal. Special prices in quantity or
for storage. Farmers Lumber & Coal
Co
w. P. Carter Of Nampa was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Adam
Sunday.
Mr.. Cornish purchased the Glass
cottage on Everett and Seventh ave
nue. this week.
Rev. Frank E. Jones, state evange-
list, preached at the Christian church
Sunday evening.
J. F. Herr was renewing acquaint-
ancship and selling merchandise in
Caldwell Thursday.
H. NJ. Day, one of the prominent and
substantial farmers of Golden Gate,
was in the city Thursday.
Rusler wanted for Canyon Co. Fine
business proposition. $500 day. Box
"a, Twin Falls, Ida.
The Boise Valley electric railway
is nearly completed. Rails are laid to
Wllnlu mile OF Nampa.
L. J. Ross went to Bliss Monday, re-
turning Tuesday. The ]. H. Forbes
Co., are putting in bride near Bliss.
c. B. Steunenberg, the we'll known
Emmett real estate dealer, was in
Caldwell Monday, attending to bust
ness.
Miss Grace Carleton, county super
intendent of schools and her sister,
Mrs. Brown, were Emmett visitors
Sunday
o. V. Bailey delivered a temper
ance address at Sebree Sunday OTTER
noon. The large audience was greatly
impressed.
Mrs. N. B. Sebree of Notus was the
winner of the Seattle trip given by the
Fair store. The drawing occurred
Saturday evening.
Wanted at once some Boise Payette
Waterusers Scrip. Must be cheap for
cash. Name amount and lowest price.
p. B. Robestson, Nampa, Idaho.
While DR.. w. c. Stalker is on his
vacation don't forget that the office is
still open in charge of DR.. W. F. Greg
ory, who expects to locate here per-
manently.
The A. L. Murphy Real Estate Co,
sold the Geo. Franklin farm near
Caldwell, Tuesday. to Messrs. L. H.
and d. S. Young. The consideration
was $12.80O.
Geo. r. McComb of Adrain, Mich.
was in Caldwell a couple of days this
week, the guest of Attorney Sebrlng
Messrs. McComb and Sebring were
school chums.
Lawrence Bess returned to La
Barge, Wyo., Saturday after a visit of
six weeks with his parents at Cald-
well. He was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Bess.
N. s. Dills, president of the board
OF directors of the Pioneer Irrigation
District, left Tuesday for the east,
where he will spend several weeks
visiting old time friends.
In the Horseshoe Bend country
there are three distinct camps of sur
Veyors and each has a separate pay
master. No information can be OBJ
tanned as to who they are working
for and rumor of Dewey extensions,
Hill and Hartman lines are flying
thick and fast. The prospects are
something will be doing soon.-Em-
NETT Index.
The A. L. Murphy Real Estate Co.,
sold to w. ]. Stebbins 40 acres of land
in Deer Flat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brouch left Sunday