The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-17


the position of primary teacher at
the Tucker school for next year. j.
| L. Downing was retained as principal
at an increase in salary.-Parma
Herald.
C. C. Smith, ex-mayor of Caldwell
and L. b. Smith of the same city
were visitors in Payette yesterday.
| C. C. Smith is pioneer of Idaho,
| having been here before there was a
house in Payette or Weiser.-Payette
| Independent.
Miss Josephine Dougan, grammar
grade teacher in the Parma schools,
resigned her position here this week
and accepted the principalship Of
the Fargo school on the south side.-
Parma Herald.
]. A. Jackson of San Diego, Cal, is
In Caldwell this week attending to
business and looking after property
interests here. Mr.. Jackson is quite
heavily interested in Caldwell real
estate.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck left Sunday
afternoon for Ogden where she
VIII join her brother, w. r.
Jenkins and with him and par
ty- go by automobile to Cali
For,;o MrC CoboDoL ovpootc IN ho
gone three months or more.
Mayor Coughanour has been given
new job. He has been named by
the council as the official catcher
If dog owners who haven't paid their
dos tax. The mayor got his job by
motion of Councilman Soule, second
ed by Councilman Rezac, and duly
passed by the council.-Payette In
dependent.
Our neighbor Caldwell will spend
nearly half a million on municipal
improvements this year, and it is
not dependent upon saloon license
ell npF.-OnJdTlO OpJlulSI.
Mrs Fred Cook and Miss JESSIE
Cook are visiting relatives in North
Dakota and expect to be away
month or six weeks.
Mrs. E. H. Adam, Worthy Matron
of Hermosa Chapter of the Eastern
Star left Sunday afternoon for Twin
Falls to attend the Grand Chapter |
which convened in that city Tues
day. Mrs. Adam was the delegate of
the Caldwell lodge.
Hal Wells and daughter of Swal-
low, Colorado, are in Caldwell Mrs.
Wells is a daughter of Dad Patten
of the Royal Cafe. Mr.. Wells is
seriously thinking of moving to Cald-
well with view to making his future
homo in this city. He is a most es-
Unable gentleman and it is to be |
hoped that he will decide to emigrate |
from Colorado
G.. w. Lamson of Nampa was in
town Monday settling up the estate
of F. Wilson, deceased, who met his
death at Nampa last summer by cleo
trocution. The two children of the
deceased, Clara and Andrew, who
have been taken care of since the
death of the father by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fuss, were given over to the
Childrens Home Finding Society of
Boise Monday.
A report has been circulated re-
Gently that the Black Canyon Irriga-
ton District, which system is to
water the territory on the south
slope and the big country to the
southwest Of Emmett, was TO be low
cred forty feet. We are informed that
such is not the case and that no such
report has ever been authorized, but
that survey is now being made
which will raise the canal twenty
feet and thus much larger scope
system.-Emmet Examiner.
A special dispatch from Vale, Ore,
to the Portland Journal, says: Fol
lowing ten-days secret investigation
of the book of the First National
Bank of Vale, Assistant Cashier Har-
old Boehmer was this morning bound
over in the justice court to the feder,
al grand jury in the sum OF $4,000.
Information as to the nature of the
charges withheld, but it is understood
that an overdraft of several thousand
dollars constitutes one of the prin-
cipal counts"
Last week the road supervisor
scraped all the dust in this vicinity
into the middle of the road. The
winds of the last few days have i'm.
partially distributed the dust among
the goods, shelves and counters OF