The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-25
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was Caldwell visitor SATURDAY..
Frank Brown of Boise was bust
ness visitor in Caldwell Saturday.
The public schools were dismissed
Friday for the holidays and will re-
1915. y
Chimneys swept, stoves cleaned and
polished. Furnaces installed and
ooyerhauled. Phone II, or call at
MaNey y Schnabels. DAFT
A great many of those dollar-and
a-quarter men wish it were the first
OF April, when, according to Mr.,
Alexander, things will be humming
hereabouts.
Marriage licenses have been issued
here to Elwood G. Mum and Eva
Palmer of New Plymouth. and to
Joseph Smith of Nampa and Meta
Piersol of Melba.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Frost arrived
from Idaho Falls to spend the hoii-
days with relatives. Mr.. Frost is now
the owner of q large wheat ranch in
the Idaho Falls section.
Miss Minnie Vassold left Saturday
afternoon for Freeland Michigan,
where she will visit her mother, Mrs
August Vassold, and other relatives,
for number OF weeks.
Fred Crete returned last week from
Silver City and De Lamar, where he
had been doing assessment work for
some time on valuable mining pro-
perty held by him in that district.
DR.. J. S. Meyers of Caldwell has
been appointed by the probate court
administrator of the estate of the
late w. L. Neftzger of the Wilder
neighborhood. The estate is estimat-
ed at $4,000 valuation.
J. A. Dement, is able to be around
once more, but R. M. White will
never look the same again, although
he too is on the mend. These two
gentlemen had a runaway some weeks
ago and have been nursing wounds
ever since.
Mickey Morten, for many years the
Earl of Derby of Canyon county, and
now the Marquis of Queensbury of
Boise, was in the city this week, at
tending court. He was here as a
private citizen-not in any profess
sional capacity.
Chas. Sebree and family left Satur-
day night for Los Angeles. Mr.. Sc
bree expects to be gone for a couple
of months, and the rumors are that
when he returns the Saratoga hotel
will be remodled and extended a
couple of stories.
Quite lot of the young people are
taking advantage of the cold weather
by skating. Large parties are seen at
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and at the river. The weather has
not been cold enough yet to make
skating safe on Lake Lowell.
Suburban Resident-It's simply
fine to wake up in the morning and
hear the leaves whispering outside
your window City Man-It's all
right to hear the leaves whisper, but
l never could stand hearing the grass
mown!-London Tit Bits.
G. w. Wright returned to Payette
Friday after spending couple of days
in Caldwell. Mr.. Wright is the owner
of the Caldwell Planning Mill. He has
under consideration the installation
of a new mill in this city. Mr.. Wright
owns several lumber yards in the
northwest.
The New Freedom says there is {.
rumor in circulation to the effect that
the Capita News is about to become
Democratic sheet again. Since the
appointment of its Progressive editor
to the position of private secretary to
Democratic governor, what else
could the poor thing do.-Silver City
Avalanche.
C. L. Carnage comes through with
/ -. L ,,:o1J -aOorfaI for
this year. On six acres of his young
orchard on the east slope he harvest
ed 300 bushels and the corn was
planted four feet from the trees,
which were 20 feet apart, making a
little over 3R acres in corn, IS
bushels to the acre.-Emmett Index
A number of newspapers in this sec
ton of the state got out special holt
day edition. Among them were the
Parma Review, Payette Independent
and Weiser Signal. All three papers
did very we'll but the Review edition
is worthy of special mention. 1t con
sisted of IA pages with cover. The
write-ups and illustrations of the Ros-
well-Parma country were very good
Editor Dickinson is to be heartily
congratulated.
Charles Hartley of Emmett passed
through Murphy last Thursday on his
way to May Queen mine to which he
is giving much attention and a good
deal of his own money for develop.
ment. Mr.. Hartley feels confident thai
they will have shipping mine mex
summer from this property: 1t woulc
be a good thing for Owyhee county
if we had more men like Mr.. Hartle!
to help develop our mines.-Silve
City Avalanche.
William Walker the 6-year-old sol
of ]. A. Walker, who operates tn
Warm Springs ferry on Snake river
was bitten last Saturday by q ma
dog, according to the result of tn
analysis made by experts who exam
: ined the head Of the dog. The la
was bitten last Saturday. He wa
brought to DR., Ross, and after tn
physician had made a preliminary e>
animation he feared that the dog ha
been suffering from an attack of rabie
= on hydrophobia. He ordered the an
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