The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24

Canyon directors, was in Caldwell one
day this week He informs us that
while Notus is to be the headquarters
of the district, it will be at least a
year before the offices will be moved
from this city. While the work of
completing the organization, floating
the bond issues, etc, is in progress,
convenience demands that Caldwell
be the headquarters of the district.
The Big paints everything.
Lost-Brown mare, weight 1850.
Notify Tribune.
A large number of ranchers report
that they are going after the brown
tailed mouse that has been working
considerable havoc in some sections
in the young orchards and alfalfa
fields. Some of them report having
used the formula as recently published
in the Enterprise by A. A. Branthoo-
yer with considerable success and the
general impression is that if any of
the formulae are mixed and used as di-
rected they will do away with the pest
in short order-Payette Enterprise
Better take look at the display case
of the Snodgrass Picture Shop. Some
thing different.
A protracted meeting was begun
Sunday by the Methodist people. Ser
vices will be held nightly and will con-
tinue for two or three weeks. The at
tendance Sunday evening was good and
prospects are bright for a fruitful SER
les of meetings.
Have you read our proposition re-
garding the Portland Rose Festival
Trip? A good chance Don't let it &c
begging.
The case of the State VS.. Jim Ball
charged with violating the local option
law, was postponed Friday on account
of the illness of Antoine Hinkey Of
Nampa, one of the defendants in the
case.
A full line of Nyars remedies at the
Botkin- Harmon Drug Co., Ltd
Preparations for the Queen Esther
cantata under the management of the
Baptist ladies, are progressing nicely
DR.. Kingsbury's sister, Mrs. William
RENDER of HALEY, arrived on the
morning train to visit her father
who is qubte i'll at Kingsbury station.
We want to sell 100 SACKS of Early
Ohio Seed Potatoes. First class. Viii
sell in any quantity. Vanhynning &
Manning
Considerable interest was manifest
ed at the taxpayers meeting held las
week. Good attendance was had. Nc
definite result was reached, furthei
than the general opinion that it would
be a difficult matter to arrive at any
conclusion as to what was the casf
value.
Rev. Springer was called out o
town to the bedside of the sick Sun
day and the pulpit was filled in thu
morning by Rev. Hawkes. and in th'
evening by Rev. Runciman.
( In the case of State vs.. Jno. Youni
and Eugene Stewart, demurrer wal
sustained and the case dismissed oil
motion Of the county attorney.
A o Christopher went to Emmett
early this morning on business per
tanning to his office. He will b.
gone several days,
See C. L. Crookham's large adver
tisement in this paper of Real Estate
at wholesale price-$ls,s00 for $4,000
In accordance with a recently en-
acted law which makes II possible fo'
a district Judge to sit on the supreme
bench in the absence or illness of
supreme Judge, Judge Ed. l., Bryan wal
called to Boise last week to sit In thu
supreme court Wednesday Thursda!
and Friday In Judge Stewards stead
Judge Stewart underwent an operation
last week in Johns Hopkins hospital II
Baltimore, Md,
Secretary II. s. KneedIer OF tn
Commercial club has made a deal Wit
A. d. Gipson for five acres OF tn
latter gentleman's orchard abutdng o
Klmball about a. mile south OF tn
Dorman place, Mr. Gipson expects t
build home ON the five acres next L
the sebree electric line. The Kneedle