The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11

A. M. DeFrance is able to be around
again after his recent illness.
w. R. Sebree has returned from the
east. He will remain here couple
of weeks and then rejoin his family
at Los Angeles.
Holy mass will be read at the
church of the Immaculate Conception,
Caldwell, Idaho, on Sunday, Eehr0-
airy 18th, at IL a. m. Benedict!on of
the Blessed Sacrament immediately
after mass. j. DRE4 Elk.
Miss Tracy, one of the teachers
in the HALEY public schools, was IN
Caldwell Friday, Saturday and Sun
day visiting her parents. She re-
turned to Haley Sunday and re-
sumed her duties as teacher Monday
morning.
Messrs. Bliss and Ward of the U.
S. Reclamation service, came in Mon
day morning and went out to look over
some recent surveys in the Froman
district. Mr.. Bliss has been recently
appointed irrigation manager and Mr..
Ward has been placed in charge OF
the construction work and is now look
ing over tho bitches.
Briefs were submitted Friday in the
Supreme Court in the case OF Ed.
Peasley VS.. Robert Noble, an action to
recover damages in the sum Of $751;
100000 appealed from the Canyon
county district court by the defendant.
Hawley, Pucket & Hawley and Morri-
son & Pence represent the appellant,
while Rice, Thompson & Bucbner ap-
| pear for the respondent.
The Roswell grange held initiation
and installation of officers Friday al
ternoon at their hall in Roswell. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Lowell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nav were initiated. The
following officers were installed: Mas
ter, Lee Burch; Secretary, j. IL.
Trout; treasurer, G. H. Brush. AT
the close of the business meeting a
social time was enjoyed, and stump
tuous oyster lunch was served. Many
visitors were present and all report a
most enjoyable time.-Parma Herald
A petition is being circulated pray
ing the county commissioners to cal
an election to vote bonds for bridge
across the Payette river at the Van
derdasson farm. Objection is being
: made to the proposition on the groun'
that the bridge should be located farth
err down the river. The distance be
tween the Emmett and Falk's ~Stor
bridges is about 16 miles. The bridg
: petitioned for is five miles below town
The demonstrators want it locate
about half way. The matter vii
come up next week at the meeting @
the board.-Emmett Index.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison ar
rived in Caldwell Friday from En-
NETT and will make their future HON
> in Caldwell. Mr.. Harrison was cor
nected with the Steunenberg-M arvi
Land Co. at Emmett. He and viii
k came to Idaho about 8 months ag
Il from Chicago. Mr.. Harrison eithe
r brought a well-developed boostt
y spirit with him from Chicago or els
developed rapidly under the instru
ton of C. B. Steunenbers. He Is
:. pleasant, affable young man and
= a most desirable citizen. Mr.. Ha
= ris has accepted position in the Cor
mercial Bank of this city.
If Commencing February Is rural fr
delivery carriers will not be require
by postal authorities to collect loo
~ coins from the rural mail boxes, a
'n cording to the order sent out la
5 week by P. V. DeGraw, fourth asst
~ tant postmaster general. Patrons a
re instructed to enclose all coins of tt
an nature in an envelope or paper or G
Us post them in coin handling rece
tacle, so they may be easily a
al quickly taken from the boxes. Ca
Nv riers will be required to lift su
81 coins and, where accompanied by M
H. for dispatch, attach the stamps
err C. p. Hartley returned Friday FRI
h his ranch near Wendell. During a !
4 cent visit to Jarbidge he and a PR
teal miner filed on a mining clai
He thinks that camp has promisi
no future.-Emmett Index. 49,.
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