The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

= Saturday Judge Bryan rendered
decision in the, case of Jacob Mussell
VS.. Fargo Ferry Association, in ia
yor Of the defendant. The evidence |
showed that the plaintiff had no Ii
cense to run ferry or, at least,
there was no records to be found in
the proceedings Of the commissioners
to that effect. The commissioners
had merely instructed the clerk to
issue the license and collect the fee
for the same. An attorney stated
that he did not believe that there was
a ferry on Snake river that was legal
" licensed. He was quite sure so far
as this county was concerned.
A large force of men began work
the first of the week excavating for
the city hall, at the corner of 18th
avenue and Second street. 1t will
take two or three weeks to complete
this work, and as soon as it is done
the work of putting in the founda-
ton will begin.-Nampa Leader-Her-
aid.
We would call the attention of
iour readers to the professional card
Iof DR.. Cole, found elsewhere in this
Tissue of The Tribune. DR.. Cole is a
physician and surgeon who recently
came to Caldwell from Battle Greek
Iowa. He practiced medicine for mint
years in Iowa. DR.. Cole has rented
the w. R. Sebree residence on Kim
ball street. His Office is over tn
postofice.
: Willis Young is in receipt of
letter from Mrs. Young which say
that the little three year-old son o
Mr.. and Mrs John Pierce recent,
died at Longmont, Colorado. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Pierce spent several weeks il
Caldwell this last summer visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Arthur N. Hill of Caldwell mad
homestead entry Tuesday at the Bots
. land Office for the south half of south
east quarter, and the northeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter, sectiol
81, township north, range 4 ives
B. M, 100 acres.
The Chatauquans will meet Thurs
day at 2:3O with Mrs. Davis, az
Blaine. "The Greek View of Life,
Chapter II to page 95. Leader, Mr.
Wiley. "The Homeric Stories" Tn
Thad Books XVI-XVIII. Leade
: Miss Botkin.
o Miss Mary Smithbauer and M
Harry Solomon were married at Nan
: pa Wednesday, Father Dreyer of
l ciating. The happy couple are we
e known and highly respected in Gail
g well.
a Flora E. Gigray of Caldwell mat
n desert entry Tuesday for the ca
# half of the west half and lots l, 2,
# and A, section So, township mort
,e range 6 west, B. M, 122 acres.
= Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Muzzey of Pa
cite, were in town Wednesday. M
4 and Mrs. Muzzey were recently ma
ID ried and stopped off in Caldwell
oil route home.
Mrs. Ed Miller and daughter le
Wednesday for Iowa. Mr.. Mill
will follow later. The family W
spend the winter in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lynch of NJ
L Plymouth were in Caldwell few de
| this week, the guests of Mr.. a
Mrs. w. E. Parker.
]. H. Gipson of the Gem ST
ed Rural left Thursday for Jordan V
nd ley, where ne will spend a mol
ed hunting quail.
ms
Nc E. H. Dewey and party were do
If from Nampa Wednesday. II
es came down in Mr.. Dewey's big au
ne. mobile.
vas w. H. Ross, the Well known Rosv
ave farmer, was in Caldwell Wednesd
ave going to Boise Thursday evening.
The 90
300 Attorney Wolfe of Mountain He
the was in Caldwell Thursday attend
3 to legal business.