The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-26
Personal and Social.

Board and room, 9lO Main. t
E. A. Clark was Nampa bushes.
visitor Friday of last week
G. M. Ainsworth has returned
from Utah on a short visit
We give you package of satisfac
ton with every dozen photos. Cal
and get yours at the Snodgrass Pic
ture Shop. J29tt
Those subscribers to The Tribune
who received the weekly Inter-Ocear
last year as premium may do the
same this year by paying for 1912 in
advance.
L. c. Knowlton. city clerk of Nam
pa, was in the city Saturday. He was
witness in the district court in the
case of the Nampa- Meridian irrigation
district VS.. the city of Nampa.
In the prize fight at Mountainhome
Saturday night between Brad Sham
rock of this place and pug" Reynolds
of Caldwell, Shamrock won, gaining
Knockout in the third round.-Par-
ma Herald. 49,.
w. r. Sebree returned Saturday
morning from southern California. He
reports that the tourist trade at Los
Angeles is as fourishing as ever. He
says that doing tourists is the leading
industry of southern California.
The state grange meeting at New
Plymouth is reported to have been
a great success. The meeting was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gipson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bardsley and Mrs.
H. T. French of Caldwell, It was a
three-days' session.
The Idaho Oregon Light & Power
Co. is reported to have under con-
sheraton an electric railway from
Weiser to Emmett, thence to Star.
where it will connect with the Cald-
we'll Boise line. 1t is said engineers
will be placed in the field as soon as
the weather will permit.
If you have picture you want to
preserve, have it enlarged at the
Snodgrass Picture Shop. They abso-
lutely guarantee it to satisfy or you
don't pay one cent. J2otf
I am taking few pupils on the
violin and cornet and will do so until
the first of April. when the band sea
son opens. Also furnish orchestral
of any number for balls and private
parties. Prof. A. T. Gordon, Room
IS, Idaho hotel, or write, Lock Box
Is, Caldwell. I
DR.. M. Nichter, a graduate of .
Canada veterinary college. and WHO
has since taken postgraduate work ID
Chicago, was in town this week and
concluded arrangements to purchase
the Wilburn barn property on Idaho
street, and will fit the same up as a
veterinary hospital. DR.. Nichter
comes from Caldwell, where he has
had a successful practice for the past
three years.-Meridian Tribune. |.
c. T. Hawks of the Caldwell Muir
series says that the prospects for q
big business this year are unusually
bright. He has already closed conf
tracts at a number of points in the
Boise valley. During his last trip to
Boise he did a remarkably good bus
mess. The nurseries are located about
two miles north of Caldwell on the B.
& l. and are rapidly becoming among
the largest and best in the west.
w. A. Scott returned this week
from Salt Lake, where he has been
doing some special work for The Tri-
bune of that city and also for Utah
mining journal. Mr.. Scott says that
the mining camp of Jawbridge is at
tracing considerable attention again.
He visited the camp last spring and
is convinced that it has great posi-
bilities. As Mr.. Scott is familiar with
mining and all mining camps Of the
west his Judgment should be of some
weight.
Geo. H. Cobel. international organ
izer of the Socialist party. will deliver
the last lecture of the Caldwell Ly-
ceum course of live lectures at the
Opera House Friday evening. JAN
rs. Those interested in existence.
and the uplift Of all, should hear him.
Don't wait for someone who heard it
to tell you about it. The subject.
Socialists at Work." Is what they
arc doing now. l2.000.000 voters in
ternationally. Admission l0c. with
literature Csc. 'F