The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26

For correct time phone AGO. l7tf
Money to loan.-A. l. Myers. SIG
Jake Horn was Boise visitor Sat
urday.
Attorney M. G. Riebeling of Pay
cite was in the city Friday on legal
business.
Attorney J. H. Norris was in the
city from Payette Friday looking af-
ter professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Merritt of Nam
pa were in the city Sunday spending
the day with friends and relatives.
Emil Johns, one of the we'll known
resident stockmen of Owyhee county,
was in the city the latter part OF last
week.
If you don't protect your family
with life insurance policy. they are
taking the risk, not you.-A. |. Myers,
Agent of Equitable. $40
We are in receipt of copy of the
Mountain Home News published by
Shorb & Davis, |. E. Davis, manager
The News is a sx-column folio; DEM
ocratic in politics; and apparently pos
sessed of great strength and vitality.
We wish the News success.
John F. Kessler Friday took an ap-
peal from the probate court in his suit
against C. S. Dick ct al. The suit in
wolves some cattle which the plaintiff
values at $4,000 and which were seiz-
ed by the defendant. The probate
court rendered verdict for the de-
PENDANT
Charlie Sebree was in town Satur-
day from Caldwell, demonstrating a
Pullman trailer for a motor car. 1t
is a regular house on wheels and is
equipped with bed. chairs, mirrors
electric lights, lavatory, etc and is de-
signed to be used on camping trips or
long overland journeys.-Emmett In
dex.
George McClung of Caldwell has
made desert entry at the U. S. Lane
Office at Boise on the east half OF the
southeast quarter. section y; nortf
half of the northwest quarter; south
east quarter of the southwest quarter
and west half of the southeast quarter
section %, township 3 south, range
west; 28O acres.
John H. Hodkinson, who lives on ru
raj route No. out of Caldwell, write
The Tribune as follows: 81 failed to
get a paper last week, week OF Ma.
18th. We can hardly get along with
out it. We look forward to it ever.
Friday and take great interest in II
The Hired Man is some writer. Zee
it I'D doing fine" 1t is needless t
say that such compliments are apprre
ciated by every one connected wit
The Tribune.
The remainder of the Marconi-Con
dolfe cattle brought from Mexico t
this country last winter by J. A. Ne
son and over which there has been
much contention and litigation, wer
sold a few days ago to Lazaro VI
ouiaga whose place adjoins the Shee
ranch. at $50 per head. The money de
rived from this sale, after expenses ar
paid. will be about $500 and will b
held until the court decides to whoi
il belongs. II it is awarded to tn
owners of the cattle this sum will b
all they will receive for something lik
$4,000 worth of cate with which the
left Mexico for this country upon III
representations Of Nelson. -Jorda
Valley Express.
]. T. Kerrick has started the ere
ton of two-story brick building G
his Third street lot, his former offi..
building being moved back onto Il
Herman Jurries lot for temporal
location on Tuesday, Excavation W;
begun Wednesday for the buildin
which will be 40x8O. two stories ar
full basement. The first toor ar
basement have already been rented
the Peckham- Case Furniture Compal
which will occupy the store room wi
furniture, a ten-foot balcony with 4
rug department and shop. and Il
basement with the morgue. Ever
thing will be planned with special a
rangement for a thoroughly up-to-da
furniture store in every respect, inclu
ing the installation of an elevator
rum between the first floor and bas
ment. The second floor will be devo
ed to Office rooms, some of which W
be occupied by Mr.. Kerrick himse
OF the others. several have alrea
been rented while some are still
cant.-Parma Review.