The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-09

teed. If it doesn't suit you it costs
nothing. Isn't that fair? Snodgrass
Picture Shop. F9tf
The X. of P. lodge will give leap
year and Valentine dance at the hall
Friday evening, February 10th. La
dies in particular are invited.
Mrs. H. T. Blake has returned to
/ her home at Roswell after short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Van Wyngarten.
w. H. Thorp of Bliss was in Cald-
well the fore part of the week looking
after business interests and renewing
eships.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Wells who has been quite sick
with pneumonia for some time is
greatly improved
Hon. o. M. Van Duyn, assistant at
torney-general, was quite sick Friday
and Saturday of last week, but is now
completely recovered.
According to the Review, I. H. Kel-
Ter was in Parma last week looking
over that thriving community with a
view to locating and engaging in bus
mess there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis HUH have re-
turned to their home at Pendleton af-
ter having spent several months in
Caldwell. Mrs. Huth is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Quick.
Flossie Montgomery of Notus made
homestead entry at the Boise land Of
fee on the west half northeast quar-
ter, northeast quarter northwest quar-
ter, section IS, township north, range
S west, l20 acres, Friday last.
H. H. Cummins, county organizer
of the Canyon County Tax Payers
league, is busily engaged in organic
ing the county in the interests of the
movement. He informs us that he is
meeting with great success in all
parts.
Assessor A. o. Christopher went
to Boise Wednesday to attend the
state meeting of the county assessors.
This meeting was called by Governor
Hawley for the purpose of discussing
the legislation enacted at the special
session of the legislature. The asses
sors will be in session today and to-
morrow.
According to Ed Meek, Mr.. I. N.
Paynter halls from both Virginia and
Missouri, and accordingly is a
weather prophet without a peer. He
says that if the ground hog does not
see his shadow by 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon it's all right whatever may
happen thereafter. Last Friday the
critter didn't see his shadow at all.
G. R. Lanning, editor of the Parmo
Review, was a business visitor in
Caldwell Monday. He informed us
that Parma is growing steadily all
the time. Several new buildings are
now in the course of construction.
Messrs. Lanning & Dickinson are pub
fishing very neat, newsy paper at
Parma.
An unfortunate and almost fatal ac-
cident occurred Saturday afternoon at
the home of c. M. Hervey. From the
best information the Herald can Sc
cure, Mr.. Hervey was fooling with a
32-calibre revolver from which he had
extracted the cartridges, Mrs. Hervey
looking on in the meantime. When
he pulled the trigger the bullet struck
Mrs. Hervey in the right breast
glancing from a rib and passing
through the muscles of the upper
arm, inhicting painful but not SER
ious wound.-Parma Herald.
Chas. P. Hartley and R. B. Will
son have been examining the fruit
buds in the valley this week and re-
port splendid prospects for big crop
of peaches on the slope, and a small
crop in the valley, where the buds
have been somewhat injured. Or
the slope, however, where the grca
bulk of the peach orchards are To-
Gated. the buds are in perfect con
dtion. This is accounted for by The
fact that trees went into the winter
in prime condition and that at no timt
has the temperature registered to ex
coed below zero, although in The
valley Is below was reported.-Em
nett Index.
The removal of the La Point Flour
Gold Separator, now stationed on thu
Snake river, to point near the moutl
of the Boise river. will take place Thu
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