The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-09-25

Gus.
T. Waterbury was Boise visitor
Monday.
A dollar Kid Glove that wears, all
shades. The Famous.
WANTED-2OOO or $500 young
ewes and forest reserve.
FOR SALE = SO Rambouillet
Bucks. Thatcher & Co., Payette.
VIM. Won Wasmer left Sunday for
Seattle. He will be gone a couple of
weeks.
Hon. H. A. Partridge of Nampa
was in Caldwell few hours Satur-
day.
A notorial commission was issued
Saturday to C. D. Brainard of Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bloomfield Of
Nampa were Caldwell Visitors Sat
urday.
A beautiful daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Clark Sunday
morning.
William E. Parker of Caldwell was
among the first fifty at the Miner
opening, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. James were in
CoIJ,ro1I Cof7rdoE, nv ic ono
of the substantial fve-mile farmers.
Mrs. James Bissitt and Miss Lalia
Bissitt returned Friday, week ago,
from Jordan Valley, where they
spent the summer.
The Famous is full of new things
for you direct from the factories and
big warehouses of the country.
Take look, that's all
Peter Hickey of Nampa was
brought to Caldwell Monday. He will
serve five days in the county Jail for
assault and battery.
Mrs. Florence Mullen, nee Hartley,
is in Caldwell visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs. Mullen's home is now
at Delmonico, California.
Deputy Painter brought l. C. Car
son down from Nampa Saturday.
Carson was sent up for 20 days by
Judge Hart for breaking car seal.
F. G. Palmer of Jordan Valley was
in Caldwell Saturday. Mr.. Palmer
was en- route home from Alaska and
British Columbia, where he has been
for several weeks.
Charles Samuel Pitt of Caldwell
made homestead entry Monday for
the southwest quarter, northeast
Section Is, Township north, range
A west, 40 acres.
Company G of Caldwell of the Ida
no National Guard is in encampment
at Boise. The men will drill and
practice during the week, today con-
GLIDING the encampment.
Judge Bryan entertained the coun-
ty officials Saturday afternoon at the
court house with an elaborate spread.
The entire fee the Judge received for
his first wedding was spent on the oc-
casion.
The case of Assessor Crowther VS..
County Commissioners of Canyon
county was decided in the district
court Tuesday. Judge Bryan decided
that the chief clerks salary should
be $500 per month instead of $500;
the receipt clerks was allowed $4,000
instead of $4,000 as now paid.
The City Council has decided to al
low the members of the sewer COM
mittee $3.50 each per meeting. There
is not to be more than four meetings
per month of the committee. This
committee will put in the south side
sewer system.
FOR SALE-S5 acres Of good sage
brush land; no alkali. It joins the ex-
pertinent farm and is on the Caldwell
Interurban, one-half mile from city
limits. Price $500 per acre. Some is
raw land, but a great part is i'm
proved. Martha M. Fuller, 602 Dem
YER street, Caldwell, Idaho. Slit
w. A. Stovel has opened his Offices
in the Commercial bank building. Mr..
Stovel is the United States Commits
sioner for this district. All should
know that they can transact their
land business in Caldwell as well and
as cheaply as in Boise, and save the
railroad fare.