The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-01

see such estimable people leave Wei
ser, and hope they may find it conve'
nient to soon return to their first Ida
no love. Mr.. Lyons was identified
with Weiser's business interests and
made host of friends in that capacity
while both he and Mrs. Lyons were
leaders in Weiser's social life. They
will be missed as will also Mrs. Rem
ngton's kindly face. The Signal
wishes them abundant prosperity and
happiness in their new home-Weiser
Signal.
Fresh oysters and hot Chill at
Frank Woods Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hammond of
Parma were visitors in Caldwell Mon
day.
The firm Of J. H. Forbes & Co. have
been awarded contract for bridge
at Midvale.
The Caldwell Paint and Wall Paper
Store has Sxl0 framed pictures for lSc.
See them in the window.
T. M. Nichol has returned from
Omaha and Chicago where he rep
resented Caldwell at the land shows.
James Bartshe, a we'll known far
mer living on rural free delivery
route No. 2, was in the city Friday
business.
Telephone the Caldwell Paint and
Wall Paper Co. to send a man to
set that broken window glass, 1t
will be getting cold soon.
Thos. Elliot, formerly proprietor of
the Owl Drug store leace this week
for Portland. He will locate perman-
entity on the coast.
Carl Gamble was at Weiser Satur-
day and Sunday erecting and installing
a linotype machine at the American
Office. The American recently pur-
chased this machine from the Caldwell
Commercial bank.
Sheriff J. w. Watkins returned
Saturday morning from Chicago
where he went after one Ruell who is
alleged to have borrowed money and
nortgaged property which had not
been paid for. Ruell was at one time
manager of the Nampa ice plant.
Deputy Sheriff Paynter returned
friday evening last from the Payette
,alley where he had been to sell
1000 head of sheep under foreclos-
Ire of mortgage. The sheep had be-
onged to Lester c. Seawell and were
bought in by c. w. Moore of Boise.
Postmaster Horn is in receipt of a
communication from the postoffice de-
partment which informs him that the
deposits at the Parma postal savings
,ank will be made at Caldwell. The
Western National bank is the deposi-
DRY for postal savings funds.
Hon. M. B. Gwinn was in the city
rom Boise Monday and Tuesday of
his week. Mr.. Gwinn has just re-
urned from Chicago where he went
o attend meeting of the stockhold
RS of the National Wool warehouse
coated in that city.
]. Noggle, we'll known resident of
Van Wyck, was in Caldwell this week
business. Mr.. Noggle in
ormed the Tribune that they had
now early in November at Van Wyck |
ut that it was rapidly disappearing.
lie returned home the early part of |
ne week.
Nearly 100 people attended the op-
ra Friday evening at Nampa, the at
raction being the James Sheehan
They were well pleased.
he special train which brought the
'aldwell people home collided with
ONE freight cars. Several passengers
'ere JOlted and bruised but no SER
'us naFm was done.
We bave the pictures for your
,hrisrwas presents. The Caldwell
'aint adm Wall Paper Store.
VIII Cowden, of Caldwell, repre-
entinR the Idaho Improvement &
and Co, is in town today delivering
} E. y. Brumbach a Rumley kero-
enc Durning er-combustion trac-
on engine with a four-plow attach
rent The engine weighs $1,000
ounds and developes 80 h. p. at the
cit, and IS h. p. at the draw bar, and
oes the work OF II horses. The cost