The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02

| D.. N@' -'NLCC NlSlleu trleTdS at
Payette Sunday. "
MISS Ray Olmstead returned Fri
day last from Seattle,
Postmaster L. B. Weber OF Star
urday. 10y ''"'-
Editor Johnston of the Star Courier
was business visitor in Caldwell last
Saturday. VI last
Mrs. f. E. Maxey and children snent
sunday in Caldwell, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Horn.
No lawyer should feel backward
ABOUT taking the usual fee if he gets
all the client has. $40
Mrs; Phoebe Jones has returned
from WeiSer after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen and
children spent Sunday at the Enter
prise warm springs ON Snake river.
July 4th will be appropriately cele-
brated by Notus, Meridian and Boise
on July 3rd. The celebration at Lake
Lowell will be Monday the 5th.
DR.. E. E. Dutton is now located in
the Western National bank building.
Or. Philpott's old stand. Will be glad
| to meet my former patients in my new
"HlCeS' 6ll-tf
The total bank clearings for the
United States for the first four months
OF !9l5 were So billion dollars against
5 q billion in 1914. a decrease of four
Canada buys more goods from the
United States than all other countries
OF the new world combined. The list
OF goods includes nearly all lines of
manufactures.
Miss Kate Robertson left Monday
for Julian, Mont, via Butte. Miss
Robertson will spent the summer with
her father, M. M. Robertson, and bro
Their, Guy Robertson.
| Frank Olmstead has returned home
tor his summer vacation. Mr.. Ohm
stead is student at the University
of Washington. He is taking a course
in electrical engineering.
Howard Sebree is making a num-
Der of Improvements in a cottage he
owns on Kimball between Albany and
Belmont. Messrs. Goodlow & Har-
shaw have the contract.
Mrs. William Hobson returned to
Boise Saturday evening for medical
treatment. Mrs. Hobson has been TAX
ing the baths at Boise and finds that
he health is greatly improved
Misses Luella Rigley and Carrie
Smeade were in Boise Saturday for
the purpose of attending the wedding
of their school mate, Miss Jessie c.
Snodgrass who was married to c..
Everett Shelton.
Finley Mckenzie, the we'll known
Owyhee county sheepman, was in the
city attending the wool sale Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Mckenzie re-
ceived 1914 cents for his wool. Wool
ranged from IS to 81 cents at the
sale.
Hewlett Eustace, an attorney for
merly of South Dakota, was admitted
Saturday by the state supreme court
to practice i'll the courts of Idaho. He
located in Caldwell several months
ago and will continue to practice in
this city.
A foreclosure suit was started on
Saturday by William N. Apperson
against Chas. H. Rowell and others.
Demand is made for the sale of To-
acre tract of land near Nampa in salts
faction of note and mortgage for
$4,000.
G. w. Stovel has been appointed a
Justice of the peace in West Caldwell
precinct Judge Stovel is now pre-
pared to hear disturbances of the
peace or perform wedding ceremonies
| Il - f4,,rI he
on Main street.
Bruce Lesser has returned from
Bruneau after a short visit there with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lesser, who is
engaged in the mercantile business ir
the future metropolis of Owyhee
county. Mr.. Lesser states that he hac
very pleasant rip.
Messrs. A. NJ. Cox and R. S Mad
den returned last week from Owyhet
county where they had been looking
after mining property. Both are in
, terested in the May Queen located
: near Murphy which gives everv indi
, cation of being very rich mine.
d. G. Ruby Of this city has made
: homestead entry at the So'se lani
Office on the west half Of the south
: west quarter Of section ,; southeas
! quarter of the southeast quarter o
i section 6; northwest quarter and ih'
northeast quarter of the southwcs
, quarter Of section Is, all in township
Is north, range east; 800 acres. al
/ desert
Mrs. r. L. Servoss and children
2 who lived in Parma about four year
/ ago, arrived in town Friday morning
5 from San Diego, Cal, where they hay
resided since leaving here They visit
. ed \ few days in the w II. McCo,
: home and then left for Nyssa, wher
= they will join Mr.. Scrvoss who ha
r had employment there for some time
Parma Herald.