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

| Howard Smell of Nampa was in
Caldwell Tuesday.
H. c. Henshaw of Greenleaf was a
Caldwell visitor Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Hedden entertained the
500 club Monday afternoon.
DR.. Gigray, dentist. Phone for up
pointment, Independent, 204. O13tf
| J "A. Wroten, proprietor of the Jor-
dan Valley stage line, was in the city
Tuesday.
w. H. Cess of New Plymouth was
a business visitor at the county seat
Tuesday.
A. A. Nicholas, one of Roswells
prominent citizens, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Narramore of
Rockville were in Caldwell Saturday
getting supplies and doing some
Christmas shopping.
M. B. Gwinn was down from Boise
Tuesday. Mr.. Gwinn says that he
and Mrs. Gwinn will leave Saturday
for California. They will remain
there until about the first of March.
Mrs. d. s. Brown returned from
Portland week ago last night. Mrs.
Portland week ago last night. Mrs.
weeks in hospital. We are pleased
to state that she is now considerably
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gassman from,
Minot, Mimi, are here visiting the
latter's brother, Mr.. VIM. Andrew
Hall and family. They have sold out
their interests in the east and are
here with view to locating. /.
One of the Caldwell teachers says
the reason Nampa is so tough is on
account of the great number of Nor
mons there. The Tribune has long
wondered what was the matter of
Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. George re-
turned from Chicago Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. George was in charge of: a
portion of the Caldwell exhibit at the
big Land Congress. He reports the
Congress a gratifying success and ex-
poets some good results for the entire
state.
Messrs. r. r. Dodge, sChas. Balm
and d. Bruce BRENNAN came down
from Boise Saturday night to spend
Sunday with their families. Mr..
BRENNAN has accepted a position az
bOokkeeper in the r. r. Dodge & Co.
wholesale house at Boise. Mi. Balm
intends buying a small farm near
Caldwell.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
Monday for the Payetts Timber q
Milling company. The purpose Of the
corporation is to purchase, sell and
maintain sawmills, manufacture and
sell timber. The capital stock is $685. |
600. G. C. Shaw, C. E. Brainard and |
E. s. c. Brainard are the incorpora-
tors The principal place of business
is Payette.
The Parma Roswell Bridge will be |
open for transportation today. The
river for the last few days having |
fallen rapidly from the high-water |
mark of last week until it is about at |
its normal stage for this time of year. |
The contractor on the repair work of |
the bridge is doing everything in his
power to rush the work to completion |
during the low water.-Parma Her
aid.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Black Horse Silver City
Mining Co. The capital stock is
placed at 100000. The following are
the incorporatOrs, together with the
amount of stock held by each: A. M.
Cox, $66,66O; W. T. Sterling, SSS, 800;
Edgar Meek, $40; Ivy Park, $40;
James Cox, $40. The principal Office
will be in Caldwell. = 80
Saturday evening a marriage took
place at the parlors of the Idanha,
Judge Willis C. Bower, officiating.
The contracting parties were Charles
Anderson of Nampa and Emma Her
mo of Parma. The bridegroom is en-
gagged in business in Nampa, dealing
in a general line of cigars, confection-
cry, etc. The bride is well and favor
ably known in the social circles of
Parma. She is sister of Mrs. An
ton Hinkey of Nampa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will commence keeping
house in their new home, which is