The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-05
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Mrs. M. NJ Robertson went to Jor-
dan Valley Monday.
Remember the May breakfast, May
9th. M. T. church basement. S.
7@o money to loan-Limited amount
See A. |. Myers, Caldwell, over Hay
& Boonc's store. AZ
A fine baby boy arrived early Tues
day morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kyle Altizer.
Walter Wood, manager of tn eWood
Fruit company of Ustick, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bowen were
Nampa visitors Sunday. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Man
key.
Judge Ed L. Bryan and Court Re-
porter Gilbert Shelby left Monday
morning for Council. District court
in Adams county convened Tuesday.
James Harris, who recently went in
to business at Nampa was in the city
Sunday. Mr.. Harris states that he is
we'll satisfied with his new business
Mr.. c. G. Baker is interested with Mr..
Harris in the business.
Suits for foreclosure were filed in
district court Monday by Gordon F.
Stone against M. c. Riebeling ct al,
and by Margaret and Thomas Olyer
against S. J. Weltwedt ct al The for
mer suit involves principal of $1,000
and the latter Of $1,000.
T. D. Harris expects to leave with
in few weeks for Blackfoot. Idaho
Falls, St. Anthony and the Yellow
stone National Park. Mr.. Harris will
spend few weeks visiting friends and
relatives at the different points and
then see the Park. He will be away
couple of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Schnabel are
seriously thinking of moving back to
Alaska. Mr.. Schnabel is unable to
find anything here that suits him and
feels that he can do much better in
Alaska. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schnabel trust that they will
change their minds and remain here in
Idaho.
With Commissioners Adams and
Giesler present, the county board on
Monday began its regular May SEES
sion. The commissioners have just is
sued in booklet form the complete re-
port of County Auditor L C. Knowl-
ton and his deputy, Howard Smell, COW
ering transactions of all county Of
fees during the fiscal year which end
ed March 81. Most of the data in
the report have already been publish
ed.
Prof. H. A. Ireland was at Meridian
Monday for the purpose of attending
the monthly meeting Of the Southwes,
Idaho Grazing association which was
organized several weeks ago. The as
ISOLATION in which all ranchers who
wish to send livestock to the forest
reserves for summer pasturage, should
cooperate, was organized too late to
get into active operation\this season
In order that the owners of stock may
have time in which to get their per
mits. it is necessary that the associa.
ton work many months in advance.
T. B. Hayes says that the earth.
quake which jostled this part of the
country last fall played pranks with
the hot springs at McDermitt. Mr.
Hayes was down there taking baths
for rheumatic troubles but came home
last week because the pool in which
he was bathing ceased to be poo
and became a dry hole in the ground
all in one night. There was quite a
crack in the earth down there, and
one side of the opening sank severa
inches below the other. A steam bath
was put out of commission, but ano.
Their one was put in near by. A flow.
ing artesian well was put in the dry
column and the flow transferred to q
dry we'll II miles distant. These are
but a few of the many changes caused
by the antics of old mother earth ir
that locality.-Jordan Valley Express