The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Gilbert of RoS-
we'll were Caldwell visitors Monday.
H. G. Myers of Boise spent Sunday
in Caldwell, the guest of his brother,
and Mrs. A. l. Myers.
You know we have the finest pianos
ever shown. They are guaranteed
See them at the Music Co.
Do you like peach pie? You can
buy solid gallon of peeled peaches
not juice-but all peaches. At the
Caldwell Grocery Co.
II. M. Turner of Lincoln, Nebraska,
stopped off in Caldwell Saturday en-
route to Pendleton, Oregon. Mr.. Tur-
ner is a partner of Chas. Coon in
the sheep business.
The Ladies' Missionary society
were hostesses at union meeting
of all the Women's Missionary So
cieties of the city, at the home of
Mrs. A. X. Steunenberg yesterday.
Ed. Boswell will have his prelimi-
nary hearing before Judge Stovel
March Sd. Boswell is charged with
bootlegging and has served out a $50
fine in the county Jail for the offense.
c. H. Martin, who recently located
at Emmett, hailing from Palisade,
Colorado, has decided to publish a
weekly newspaper which will be called
the Emmett Examiner. 1t will be in
dependent in politics.
Mrs. Ralph Womack was taken
seriously sick Monday night, as the
result of ptomaine poisoning. 1t is
believed the infection was caused by
eating a rarebit lunch. Though still
sick woman, she is slowly improv-
ing.--Emmett Index.
c. w. Cooper is making prepara-
lions to go to Jarbidge to open up a
lodging house. He will take with him
tent 100 feet long, beds and bedding.
Mr.. Cooper is in correspondence with
Jarbldge parties and will leave as
soon as conditions are favorable.
The contest case of Gertrude Kelley
VS.. E. Sumner Rogers was heard be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Geo. Stovel
Wednesday. Messrs. Smith & Scat
terday were attorneys for the con-
testant and Messrs Garrett & Dun
ming for the contestee. =,
The Caldwell Fruit Growers Asso-
citation has received a car load of
Rex spragus for distribution among
the horticulturists of this section. The
Association has also gathered three
car loads of splendid seed potatoes
grown in this valley for sale.
Sheriff Breshears brought Tom
Dayton and Roy Anderson in from
Parma Tuesday. The charge is petit
larceny. N. S. Kibble, a Parma coal
merchant, the complaining witness,
alleges that the accused had stolen
coal and peddled it out around town.
Messrs. L. F. and C. A. Grimes of
Plano, La, arrived in Caldwell Sun
day, and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Smith. These gentlemen are
thinking of locating in the west. We
feel certain that Mr.. Smith will con-
vince them that Caldwell is the place
The American Express Company
will take charge in the local Office the
first of the month. Just what changes
are Forthcoming is not known but II
is the impression of the men in
charge that there will be some mater.
ial changes all along the line in var
ious ways.
DR.. Paul D. Taylor, Government
Veterinarian, has been in Caldwell
the past week inspecting and examin
ing the cows of this section. He ex
amined nearly 100 head and founC
only one afflicted with bovine tuber
culosis. This was a thoroughbred an
imal recently brought from Iowa, b!
her owner.
Sheriff Breshears located a coupl
OF stolen horses Saturday night tina
have been missing since November l
appears that a band of eleven heaC
had been stolen in Malheur county
Oregon, and all but five have been re
covered. Sheriff Odell was notified
and has taken tho two bacl
to the owner. No trace of the thieves
has been fonud.
J. b. Estidillo of Jordan Valley ha
been awarded the contract of carry