The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-18


Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. JUNIOR were in
Boise Saturday shopping.
o. E. Peret of Greenleaf was in
town Saturday transacting business.
A. A. Richards of Emmett was in
Caldwell Tuesday transacting bust
nsss.
Attorney John C. Rice was at
Homedale Monday transacting bust
ness.
Editor Bates and Assistant Walker
OF the Parma Herald, were in Cald-
we'll Saturday.
Attorney C. H. Edwards of Boise
was in Caldwell Tuesday attending to
professional business.
Mrs. ]. ]. Walling Of Nampa was
in Caldwell Saturday visiting friends
and relatives.
Ernest Paul of Parma was in Cald-
well the fore part of the week tran
sacting business.
w. P. Carter of Nampa was in
Caldwell Saturday visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. H. Adam.
Attorney Charles Cavanah of
Boise was in the city Monday attend
ing to legal business.
Mrs. l.. H. Payne has so far recov-
cred from her recent attact OF ty-
phoid fever as to be out again.
Jap Duncan, the well-knOwn horse
man Of Jordan Valley, was in Caldwell
? this week transacting business.
Health Officer G. w. Hodson was at
Boise Saturday getting a few lessons
from City Health Officer M. s. Par
ker of Boise.
VIM. Look Of Fargo was in Caldwell
Tuesday transacting business. Mr..
Look. il the president of the Canyon
County Farmers Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.
c. h. Turner, of the firm of Haley
4 Turner, Monday sold to Ed. Nc
Guffen Of Boise a car load of horses.
The animals were shipped to Boise
Tuesday over the B. & /.
Judge Bryan and Court Reporter
Shelby went to Weiser Tuesday morn
ing, where short term of court will
be held. There are six cases to be
tried for violation of the State liquor
laws. ~.
M. d. Bryant of Wenatchee, Wash
ingtOn, arrived in Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. Bryant has decided to locate per-
manently at Caldwell. He has decid-
ed after thorough investigation that
Caldwell offers superior inducements
in every respect.
]. H. Hart, formerly of Nampa,
now resident of Long Valley, was in
Caldwell Monday. Mr.. Hart intends
engaging in the real estate business
and viii put forth particular efforts
toward booming Long Valley. He is |
greatly impressed with the future
possibilities of that section.
The case Of the City OF Caldwell va. |
c., H. Turner, which was to be tried |
today, was, on motion of the attor-
ney, dismissed. 1t was later learned |
that arrangements were made which |
are satisfactory to the city authorities,
Mr.. Turner having agreed to make
the necessary changes in his corrals.
E F. E. Phillips returned Saturday
morning from Chicago. Mr.. Phillips
went east for medical attention. We
are pleased to state that the operation
Mr.. Phillips underwent was entirely
successful and he is well on his way
to 3. permanent cure. He was ac-
companied east by his daughter, Miss
Florence.
Fifty thousand pounds of onions of
from one and One-half acres of Mid
dleton land may smell strong to the
easterner. Nevertheless it is true.
H. H. Williamson, Middleton's premier
gardener raised that amount early last
year and the coming year will surpass
years heretofore. Mr.. Williamson has
signed contracts with Minneapolis
seed houses for five acres of his fine
onions in bulbs and four acres for
seed, making in all nine acres on the
Williamson ranch. This same seed
houEs has contracted for q more
acres to put into onions elsewhere in
the valley.-Middleton Herald.