The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-14

IN tnelr new nome near LlnQer, where
the groom is a prosperous young farm
ei.
On the return of DR.. and Mrs.
Cole from dinner Sunday they found
their home flooded. The pipes were
frozen and thawed out while the fam
lily was away. Damage to the ex-
tent OF 5000 was probably done the
carpets.
The articles of incorporation of the
Idaho Investment Co., of Iowa, whose
name was changed from the Idaho
Iowa Orchards Co., of Sioux City,
were filed with the recorder Friday.
John B. Ramsey, near Fargo, proved
up on his homestead the west half of
southwest quarter, section rs, town
shipA north, range w. B. M. Friday
before U. S. Commissioner Geo. w.
Stovel.
Commissioners Jas. E. Wander
dausen OF Emmett Geo. W. Rinehart
of Nampa and j. E. Kerrick of Parma
arrived in Caldwell Sunday and Mon
day for the regular quarterly meet
ing of the Board.
G. E. Oman, brother of Mrs. L.
H. Paine, left Friday last for Lin
| coin, Nebraska, where he will visit
relatives. Mr.. Oman enjoyed most
pleasant visit in Caldwell with his sis
ter. His home is at Los Angeles.
May Pease spent the holidays with
her mother at Caldwell. She reports
| that Mr.. Allen, her step-father, is
much improved. Mr.. Allen has been
suffering from a severe attack of ty,
phoid for the past two months.-Mid
vale Reporter.
DR.. G. L. Powell, pastor of the M
E. church of Caldwell, will deliver I
lecture at Deer Flat, Roswell, Nampa
Meridian and Ontorio during the mex
few weeks. His lecture on "Gump
ton" will be delivered at Roswell to
morrow evening, January 14th, an
at the Deer Flat school house Janu
ary 21st. The dates for the othe
places have not been decided upon
From newspaper comments on thi
lecture and from our knowledge o
DR.. Powell, we can assure the peopl
of these places that rare treat II
store for them.
The Tribune is in receipt of a nea
and attractive pamphlet written b
Mr.. E H. Grub and published by l
L. Burley, General Passenger Ager
of the Oregon Short Line. TIL
, pamphlet is entitled, Orchard Hea
, ing" protection of fruit buds fro
spring frosts my use of artificial he's
results of Experiment in Gran
Valley, Colorado. The work is by a
authority on the subject. 1t can
obtained at the o. S. L. depots or /
addressing card to Mr.. Burley
: Salt Lake. The pamphlet should !
:, in the hands of every fruit grove
:. 1t is timely, practical and may say
any fruit grower hundreds of dc
lars.
: Slush ice and break in the dit
s of the Idaho Oregon Light and Pow
Co. put the electric light and pow
, system in this city out of commissi'
i Tuesday and Wednesday nights, al
caused great inconvenience to tn
patrons. The break in the power co
pany's canal occurred near the Be
lie and is about 100 feet long. Requl
Is ton was made upon John McNis
* logging outfit to assist in repairi
t tho damage, and he sent his tea
and men there yesterday. Prepa
at tions are being made to start the
It. steam plant here soon and by it +
r. nish lights until the plant up the ri
tn is in shape again.-Emmett Index.
". vi. Ndnbuyu "ShS
ay Tuesday to assume his duties as
be sistant Attorney General. He
sit signed as County attorney Mono
I'm Mr.. VanDuyn will not move to b
for some little time. Here is a
: where the county will suffer
~ and distinct loss. We doubt
- there is another county in Idaho,
~ has had such an able, efficient
= capable prosecuting attorney as {
yon has had during the past
Ian years. We trust and believe his
len cessor In office, Judge F. A. Hag
Ter will prove a most capable man,
iris even at that, all the people of Car
county will hate to lose Mr.. Wand
Hiss The Tribune has lost two fam
and land marks in the past two WI
well They are the Picard & Roberts