The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-10
Marshal Boyd captured two Caldwell

40 dAu 40 years. AuclP excuse Tor run
ming away was that they wanted to Sc
what the small towns looked like
They walked from Caldwell Tuesday
Parma Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, ]. DeVars left Sat
urday night for Scranton, Pa. wher,
they were called by the dangerous
sickness Of brother of Mr.. Devers.
John Flynn has purchased the Cald
we'll Grocery and will conduct Ii,
business In the future. Mr.. Flynn vas
formerly employed In the store but aui,
1t to take up farming. He is a bright
active, energetic young man and viii
make a success Of the businasS.
Get Seine Light ON the paint ques-
ton. Call on US. Let "a give you the
benefit Of our many years experience
in handling paints We have learned
some facts that ara worth knowing.
Knowing them may save yuu much
money. Caldwell Paint ana Wall
Paper Store, Kimbau Ave.
H. Witbcrg left last week for New
York City from which place he se-
eeived telegram from the Gusgen-
helms asking him TO 80 to Mexico 10
make expert inspection Of some mines.
Mr.. Witborg is now in Mexico. where
he will remain few weeks, and then
return to Caldwell. Mr.. Witborg Is
an eminent mine expert.
W. C. Lesley has purchased the
tools. good will and machinery Of the
Calkins & Lesley cement business and
will conduct the same 10 the future.
The Arm has been the leading side
walk and curb makers in this city and
has done an immense business. The
excellent Service and workmanship
which characterized the firm will be
maintained by the successor, MI, Les
ley.
Attorney ], w .Sammon returned
this week from Wyoming where he
has been aiding in big county seat
fight and he states that they came
out on the winning side, He has
now been employed to 60 ahead on
the organization of the county and
to attend TO all the legal phases Of
the question, which will require
three or four months of bis time
Emmett Examiner.
John Jack. one Of the A4EEy settlers
Of Idaho, died at his home cast Of the
city Tuesday afternoon, leaving bis
wife as the only ReaE relative to
mourn his departure. The funeral
was conducted By Rev. JaAninEa a
the home Thursday forenoon. and
burial was in KohlerlaWn- Deceased
was we'll known among the oAo time
miners OF this section having been
one Of the first to go TO the Boise
Basin district and also taking an Se-
/ tive part in the pioneer mining OF
various other districts dn this state
He was SO years OF age.--Nampa
Leader-Herald.
v. D, Hannah was in the city Tues.
day. Mr.. Hannah showed us prem
ium list Of the Switzerland and Ohio
county fair held In 1865 at East Fin,
terprise. Indiana. At that time Mr.
Hannah was president n the asSocia'
tion and served two successive terms
in that capacity although the by-lews
provided that one year the president
should come from Ohio county and thC
next year from Switzerland county. nj
ternating each year. He made q sue
cess Of the fair The Ersa year and wA'
unanimously reelected. Mr.. Hannah
was offered the presidency tor th'
third time, but was making arrange
ments TO come west and declined.
Attorney VIM. A. sample wAs lef
Monday for Ca,dwell returned yesteP
day, Mr.. Sample was attending e
matters connected with the estate o
p. W. Hancock. which "a valued q
nearly 5000. Mr.. HaneOcks life tn
suranca In the woodmen Of the Worl'
amounts to $1,000 Eighty acres o
land near Caldwell. located By Mr.
Hancock and his nepheW WIN. Arnold
Is valued at 800 per AGRA &T. HAN
cock had other property--in all beinl
valued at nearly $4,000. This. with tn
life insurance policy. makes Amos
$4,000 that Mrs. Hancock Will receive
Mr.. Arnold and MrS. Hancock VII
prove up on the land In about year,
Idaho City world.
The Caldwell Racket Bora has q ReN
line Of l.. l. Mays choice Flower All
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