The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-18

James +. Butler OF Roswell was
Caldwell visitor Friday.
; DR.. Gigray, dentist, phone for ar
pointment, Independent 2O4.
The Free Sewing Machine is al
ways in demand. See the Music &c
for prices.
P. H. Deary and Pat O'Keefe o
Jordan Valley were in Caldwell Fri
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Shaver of Rock
vile were in Caldwell Friday ana
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SunberS
moved into their new residence tn,
first Of the week. Their new home il
located on Dearborn and Eighteenth
Last Thursday D. S. Brown sold hii
soft drink emporium to Jas. Davis
and is now a retired capitalist. Mr.
Davis will make number Of changes
in the arrangement of the place.
David Orr had his leg broken and
was badly bruised in an accident Fri
day. He was thrown from hay
wagon and his legs caught, dragging
him several yards. He is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Mrs. John Connors, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Rogers,
was called home to Silver City Mon
day morning by the serious illness of
her father-in-law, P. Connors. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Alice Connors.-Nampa Record.
Caldwell Commercial Club has en-
ployed H. S. Kneedler of Los Angeles,
California, as Secretary at salary Of
$4,000 per year. That sounds pretty
big and indicates the county capital
intends to Ego some" in the boosting
business.-Nampa Record.
l. T. Froman returned from Denver
Friday, where he went to visit his
daughter, who is receiving medical
treatment in that city. While in Dem
yer Mr.. Froman saw C. B. Steunen-
berg and G. H. Handy. He says ev-
erybody from Caldwell is getting along
fine.
The Tribune is in receipt of a letter
from Mr.. 7. X. Little which states
that he and Mrs. Little and daughter,
Miss Anabel, left Chicago Saturday
for Los Angeles and other points in
California. They will remain there
until the first of April, when they
will come TO Caldwell.
A fire alarm aroused the people
Saturday morning about IL o'clock.
The fire was at the residence of Mrs.
Zilpha Miller on Chicago street. The
fire originated in the attic and was
caused by defective flue. Prompt
response by the neghbors saved the
building with little damage.
M. II. Gibbons, the well-known and
highly successful contest manager of
the Pacific Northwest, arrived in
Caldwell Saturday. Mr.. Gibbons will
conduct popularity contest for The
Tribune along the lines of last years,
An announcement of his plans an.
pear elsewhere in this issue. The con-
test last year gave great satisfaction
and excited considerable enthusiasm
Tho Middleton Improvement Co
held its annual meeting in the BanC
Hall last Monday afternoon. The
following officers and directors were
elected: S. s. FOote, president; q
w. Walker, vice-president; w. T
Plowhead, secretary and treasurer
t. K. Hartley, P. A. Watkins, P. d
Hadsall, Newton Jones, J. Alchen.
berger, H. Stark, A. L. Murphy and
Louis Philiips.-Middleton Herald.
A bootlegger appeared in Caldwell
few days ago and immediately s33
OF his good money disappeared from,
MS possession and reposeth in the
public fund-$9O of it fine and 50
costs. E. Boswell entered the sacred
precinct of Caldwell with four hot
ties of whisky. One bottle he sold for
oO cents and was nabbed. The Trib-
une, which gives the story of Bos-
wells business failure, does not saw
what became of the remainder of his
stock IN trade.-Idaho City World
J. 5. Harrington, our popular real
estate dealer, states that he is dailv
receiving inquiries about city propertv
and anticipates a year of sxceptional
growth. He knows of a great manv
business blocks and private residences
that will be erected in Caldwell this
year. 1t has been nearly three wears
since Caldwell really had a GOOD
growth.