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

This is a good time to Kodak. Have
the films developed at the Snodprass
Picture Shop. SO you get them in
the morning. J29tf
w. g. Bumgardner, the we'll known
contractor, has gone to Baker City
where he has the contract for the
erection of saw mill near that city.
Thursday Miss Bea Baker gave a
birthday party at her home. A most
enjoyable time was had and the
many present wished her many happy
returns of the day.
w. L. Wooley is down from Arrow
Rock, where he has been working on
the government dam. Mr.. Wooley is
undecided whether he will return soon
or whether he will remain here the
balance of the winter.
| P. w. Case of Arena valley was in
Caldwell Friday last meeting with the
county commissioners. The people of
that section are asking for road dis
trict and Mr.. Case appeared before the
board in the interest of the movement
Rev. G. w. McComDe reports that
the Baptist convention held at Boise
the latter part of last week was a
most successful meeting. The attend
ance was good and those in attend
ance were most enthusiastic.
Edwin Sterling is in Caldwell and
will remain until after the snow goes
off. He states that during the recent
snowstorms and cold snap p inches
of snow fell and for three days the
thermometer registered "a degrees
below zero.
Word was received from Deli Hun
tington this week that he is rapidly
recovering from the injuries he re-
Gently sustained by falling from the
Payette Snake river bridge. He fell
40 feet, landing on the ice. He broke
both his left arm and left leg. e..
The people of Emmett have decided
that unless the Mountain States Tele-
phone Co. does not give them better
service and more reasonable rates
they will organize an Independent
company. Under similar threat some
time ago the people Of Payette had
their demands acceded to.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Ditch COM
pany at Roswell Saturday. J. H. Low
ell, R. D. P. Helms,E E. M. Kirkpatrick,
c. H. Allen. Robt. Weir, c. B. Ross
and G. G. Case were elected directors
for the ensuing year. J. H. Lowell
was elected president of the board
Parma Herald.
V. D. Hannah, who enjoys the dis
tinction of being the Luther Burbank
Of Canyon county and probably of
Idaho, as we'll as being the tallest
man in the Boise Valley and oldest
county fair man in existence, was in
Caldwell Monday transacting bust
ness. Mr.. Hannah has other qualities
too numerous to mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Adam attended
the wedding of the daughter of Mr..
Adams brother at Ontario last week.
rhe wedding occurred Wednesday af-
ternoon the contracting parties being
Miss Ollie Adam and Floyd Hagar,
both of Ontario. Mr. Hagar is the
manager of the Frazer Mer. Co. of
that place. Miss Adam was born in
this city and has many friends here
c. w. Cooper, until year ago the
only surviving Populist in the land,
now Socialist of the deepest hue,
has announced that he is betting his
money on T. Roosevelt for the nomi-
nation and election. He gives all
corners the field in all parties. He
says that syndicate has been formed
in Caldwell with thousand to back
Teddy to finish. Sports please take
notice.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Ross left FRI
day evening for the east. Mr.. Ross
goes directly to New York with Mr.
Anderson of the Anderson Ross CO.,
proprietor of the Golden Rule stores
of Caldwell, Boise. Emmett, Payctte
and Weiser. where they will make
purchases Of merchandise for the sew
eral stores. Mrs. Ross will stop at
Chicago to visit her brother living in
that city. Upon his return trip Mr..
Ross will stop at Chicago for few
days and then together with his wife
will visit relatives in Missouri. They
will be away about month.
1t always affords The Tribune the
greatest pleasure to chronicle pros