The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-08
Keep your eye on Fair Acres.

The lots that are high and dry and
close in are in Fair Acres. You had
better investigate this section of the
city. The terms of purchase are suit
ed to the man with little money.
FOR SALE-Thirteen and a halt
acres, joining city, all leveled and un.
der water. First-class bench land
Also some first-class farm land, with
free water. For particulars inquire
& Harmon's.
Secretary H. S. Kneedler returned
from Portland Saturday. Mr.. Kneed-
Ter heard of chance to do something
for Caldwell and went to see about it.
He would say nothing for publication
for the present.
The Peoples Irrigation Co. of Pay
ette filed a certificate of increase of
capital stock Friday. The increase
is from 100000 to 100000.
Bert Venablo is the president of tine
company; l. R. Woodward is secrc,
tary.
The Board of Trustees have award
ed the plumbing contract for the new
high school building to the Caldwell
Plumbing & Heating Co. The bids
submitted were as follows: e. E.
Harthrong, $4,000; S. D. Hartkopf.
$9S7.OO; Caldwell Plumbing & Heat
ing Co., $4,000.
Canyon county seems to be flush
with democratic aspirants for state
Offices as there are already three men
in the field from that county, namely,
John G. Rice, for governor; Repre-
sentative Seawell, for congress and o.
V. Bailey for secretary of state, and
there is yet time for other democrats
of that county to get into the race
Montpelier Examiner.
A committee of water users under
the Canyon Canal, consisting of
Harry Workman, R. B. Wilson, v. T.
Craig, w. E. Bell and Howard Shane
have been in Boise the past two days
comforting with the state land board
regarding the Canyon canal Pres
ent indications are that it will be
necessary for the people to take it
over. The Canyon canal company
yet has $4,000 worth of unsold
bonds on the system which should al
SO be turned over with the canal and
in all probability will be. The state
land board have made arrangements
to maintain the canal this season and
have paid the money advanced by
John McNish and the Bank of EN-
mett.-Emmett Examiner.
The local Rebekah lodge held its
semi-annual election of officers Tues
day evening. The newly elected of
ficers are: Mrs. H. M. Steele. noble
grand; Mrs. e. A. Wheeler, vice
noble grand; Miss Katherine Mann.
recording secretary; Mrs. Cora
Wooley, financial secretary; Miss
Inez Morrow, treasurer. The follow
ing appointive officers were installed:
Miss Laura Patton, right supporter;
Mrs. Sarah Handy, left supporter;
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Mrs. A. F. Isham, right supporter to
vice noble grand; Miss Grace Traver.
left supporter to vice noble grand:
Miss Lucy Lee, warden; Mrs. Hous-
ton Frost, conductor; Mrs. T, M.
Nichol, chaplain; Mrs. G.. w. VIII
liams, inside guardian; Mrs. Frank
Wood, outside guardian.
Professor Hyslop has Just been
compelled to destroy one of the old
est orchards in the state near Middle
ton. The orchard was infected with
the San Jose scale, and the owner
Milt Mcintyre, was notified last
March that 1t must be sprayed. He
had been notified since, but failed to
have the spraying done. According
ly Mr.. Hyslop, who is deputy fruit
inspector, notified State Inspector ]
r. Davis of the condition of the or
chard. They went out to the McIn-
tyre place Saturday and put three
men at work cutting out the trees,
some 70 in all. The officers feel that
such a menace to the fruit industry
should not be tolerated and expect to
be Vigilant in seeing that the law is
enforced.-Nampa Leader-Herald.
On Wednesday, this week, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. ]. Breshears, we'll known and
respected citizens of our city and
county, occurred the marriage of |
their daughter, Theresa S. to Mr.. A
III H..