The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-05
Joe Williamson

for his opinion during the present
term of court.
Andy Little, the largest single own
er of sheep in this county, was in
Caldwell last Saturday and informed
the Tribune that he would have con-
siderable fruit on his ranch on what
is known as the Scotch Bob" ranch
on Willow creek
The Tribune regrets to learn of the
sudden death at the depot at Boise
of Mrs. Henry Dickman, who was one
of the pioneers of this county. Hav-
ing lived in the vicinity of Caldwell
for many years and was highly re-
spected by all who knew her.
FOR SALE.-A few tons of hay
L. H. PAINE.
A. j. lockwood, one of the success
full ranchers of Roswell, was in the
city Tuesday on business. Mr.. Rock
wood is a director in the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company, of
this county. He says the company
now has over 100000 insurance.
STRAYED: One sorrel work horse
weight 1900, 6 years old, G. B. left
shoulder; one roam saddle horse,
weight HOO, years old, T right
thigh; one bay saddle mare, weight
$50, years old, crooked H left thigh
Reward. c. YANDELL, Jerome
Idaho. Il
Jim Keith, the Owyhee wool grow.
er, was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Keith sold his wool for 20 cents, al,
though not a stakeholder in the WOO
warehouse scheme, he has for.
warded the one cent per pound com.
mission just as though he had shipped
the clip.
F. c. Pierson, of Emmett, will havt
charge of the county poor farm. Tn,
contract was awarded to w. R. Nc
Kinney, but he failed to qualify, an,
Mr.. Pierson will have charge until tn
commissioners meet, when he will
doubtless enter into a contract TO
two years.
Wilson, ONeil and white, tn
three prisoners who are charged wit
having burglarized a hardware stor
in Nampa, plead not guilty Wednse
day and will have the date for thei
trial set yesterday. The court al
pointed j. J. Plowhead to defend then
Applications for separate trials wa
made and granted by Judge Bryan.
Miss Mary Herman and her eight
grade pupils from Washington, wei
picnicing to Pierce Park last Satul
day and had delightful time, swing
ing, riding on the Interurban ca
boat-riding, and playing games of di
ferent kinds. A delicious lunch wit
ice cream was served at noon and /
the evening.
The Tribune regrets to chronic
the death of Miss Louise Marsh at ii
. home of her mother in this city. He
death occurred last Saturday and ii
funeral services were held Monda
from the M. E. church in this cit
Interment in Canyon Hill cemeter
t Mrs. Marsh has the sympathy of tn
entire community in the loss of ht
daughter.
Prosecuting Attorney Van Duy
was in Emmett yesterday attendin
the examination of Fred Brownlee,
Emmett. The prosecuting witness
Andy Little, who alleges that Brow
lee and some of his herders stole {
have in their possession about 40 hes
of his sheep. Owing to the prominent
of the parties, the case is liable
prove interesting.
! When We are congratulating ar
I commencing the nearby towns f,
turning out so literally on Hom
steaders' Day, We should not forg
Meridian. In proportion to populi
ton, Meridian turned out better tina
any of them, coming nearly 81
7 strong. The Tribune thanks Merida
I and trusts that all her people had
good time.
: WANTED.-A girl to do housewor
Call or address MRS. ]. ]. PLOV
: HEAD.