The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21

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in Caldwell a few days this week.
Chas. Wilhelm OF Emmett was in
Caldwell Saturday transacting busl-
ness.
w, E. Grant, one OF the substantial
farmers of Homedale, was in Caldwell
Friday transacting business.
]. w. Graft the well-knOwn Home
la!c sheepman, was in the city Friday
i'd Saturday transacting business.
Miss Sadie Faynter OF Peaceful
Valley is a guest at the home OF her
ousin, Mrs. R. E. Simmons, this
week.
c G. Foster was in Caldwell Sun
lev. having returned Saturday even
in from Vcle, where he attended
court.
Miss Inez Bachelor of Iowa has I'M
d rtaken a series of meetings at the
| Friends church at Greenleat. Inc
IRIS. number of the series will be held
Sunday evening
Mrs. Nettie R. Cupp, state president
n the w. C. I. w., was in Caldwell
Friday, attending tho local union
meeting. While here she also made
ARRANGEMENTS for the state executive
meeting which will be held in Caldwell
in March.
Henry Carlberg was brought from
Parma Friday suffering with broken
lie. He was taken to the home OF
E. A. Johnson. where the leg was set,
and the next day was taken to the
home of his parents, eight miles south
of the city-Nampa Leader-Herald.
Miss Luella Rhodes and Mr.. and Mrs
IC Z. Gets of Denver, Colorado, are
in Caldwell visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ro, Gets at their home on Arthur
street. Miss Rhodes is sister of
Mrs Roy Gets.
Tbs delegates appointed to attend
tn good roads convention at Salt
Lake from Canyon county are: V. t.
Craig, Emmett; r. E. Haynes, Pay
cite; Otto G. Reinhardt. Nampa;
This convention will be held January
&c and 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Tripletts re-
turned Friday from Montana, where
they have been for the past month
visiting relatives. They have decided
to make Caldwell their future home.
Il will be recalled that Mr.. and Mrs.
Tripletts lost three children soon at
t.. first coming to Caldwell.
VIM. Bischoff of Notus was a visitor
in Caldwell Friday Mr.. Bischoff is
one of the leading stock growers of
Canyon County. At present he is
feeding about 10000 head of sheep
at his place near Notus. He states
TIA. all kinds of live stock are doing
we'll this winter.
At tho meeting of Pomona grange,
which includes all the oranges in
Boise and Payette valley, the commit
toa appointed to investigate matters
at the state university made report
but it will not be published until af-
ter the meeting of the state grange,
to be held next week at Weiser.
Chairman James Van Derdausen of
the Board of County Commissioners
was busy two or three days this week
signing up the warrant redemption
bonds and coupons. The county COM
, missioners issued bonds to the
, amount of S100,000.O0 to ta3S up
the warrant indebtedness of the coun.
, ty, The blank bonds arrived last
: week.
E. A. Clark, cashier of the Com
mercial Bank, was business visitor
at Vale Saturday Mr.. Clark was
one of the incorporators of the FRS
= Bank of Vale, which has since becom,
the United States National Bank
one of the strongest financial institu
! tons in eastern Oregon. Mr.. Clark il
still identified with the bank
While in Boise the first of the weel
c. f. Brainard attended the annua
meeting of the Idaho Title & Trus
company, which has offices in Bots
and Caldwell Fifteen directors wer
elected among whom are Mr.. Brain
l ard, F. M. Albert and A. P. Scritch
field of Payette. The other director
are Emmett, Nampa, Boise and Cald
! we'll men.-Payette Independent.
A very good game of basket bal
was played at the Armory Saturda,
night by the C. of l. and Payette Hig