The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

T. K, Little was in the city from
Boise Friday last
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boone, Thursday, July LIST
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Haley are at
Hot Lakes this week taking the
baths of the famous resort
A. a. Faris and family have gone
to Garden Valley, where they will
spend a few weeks hunting and fish
ing.
Frank Weaver left Wednesday for
Knoxville, Iowa, where he will spend
a month or more visiting his old home
friends and relatives.
Ezra Martin has been appointed
constable in Wilder precinct by the
board of county commissioners. The
duly elected constable failed to quail
ify.
DR.. f. E. Dutton is now located in
the Western National bank building.
-. Philpott's old stand. Will be glad
10 meet my former patients in my new
Ofhces. 61l-tf
Street Commissioner Campbell is
putting Dearborn street in shape. The
street will be graded, rolled and gray
eled. Mr. Campbell is doing some
good work on the streets
Tie two cottages which d. 7. Brown
is building on Tenth between Albany
and Belmont are nearing completion.
One of the cottages will be occupied
Mr.. and Mrs William Cakes.
Mrs. James Bissitt, Mrs. I,ala
Bissitt and Mr.. Austin Bissitt left
Monday morning for Jordan Valley.
Mrs Bissitt and Miss Bissitt will
spend the summer in Jordan Valley
Messrs. Frank Cupplcs and Roy
Maxey of Caldwell and ID. S. Brown
and the negro cook Of Boise left
Saturday for the Wood River country
where they will spend a three weeks
chasing the festive trout.
The board of county commissioners.
consisting of c. Q. Adams, Carl Gels
Ter and c. B. Ross, met Tuesday for
the. regular meeting of the board.
This was Mr.. Geisler's first appear
ance as a county commissioner
Thursday, a week ago, Judge Bryan
gave a decision for H. ]. Sommer-
camp awarding him $354.13 claimed as
costs and expenses incurred as re-
ceiVer of the property of Belle H.
otonfer Foreclosure on the pro-
perty in question is now being made
on demand of Henry Eltinge and as
this will end the receivership Mr.. |
Sommercamp's claim is allowed at
this time in order that the amount
may be taken from proceeds Of the
foreclosure sale.
Ed Pattison reports that he found
one of the freakiest eggs he had ever
seen last Monday morning while fry-
ing eggs for breakfast. His son de |
cclded that he wanted an egg after see
ing the one his father was cooking and
he sent him to the pantry for the |
egg. The boy picked out a very large
one, as the one he wanted and upon
breaking the egg it was found to con
tain one yolk and white encased in
the outer shell and in one end of the |
egg was another hard shelled egg of |
medium size which also was regularly |
formed. When it comes to freak |
eggs we believe Emmett has them all
skinned.-Emmett Examiner.
A. B. Cooper, of the Caldwell Co.
Operative Creamery Co., was on the |
market today again with two loads of |
hogs. Mr. Cooper says that his com
pany is composed of and managed
by producers entirely. There are
over $50 stockholders in the company
and each stockholder holds one share
OF stock The two cars of hogs mar
keted today contained the offerings
of seven different farmers. Some
time ago he brought in a consignment
OF discarded dairy cattle which rep
twelve dairymen. This com
pany has made the cooperative mar
keting principle profitable and Mr..
Cooper gives much of the credit to
g. M. Bassett, who manages the bust
ness. They put the producer of two
hogs or the owner of one dairy COW
on an equality with the big producer
50 far as the markets are concerned
they sold one load today before noon
at $.75 traight.-Portland Live
Stool