The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10
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Judge M. l. Church of Boise. was
business visitor in the city Friday.
Attorney T. S. Jackson was a
Boise Saturday on legal business
Miss Lalia Bissitt was quite sicl
this week. She suffered severe at
tack of pleurisy.
W. R. Willkerson the we'll known
Boise insurance man, was in the cit,
from Boise Friday last.
R. B. Scatterday is at Pontiac, III
where he was called by the death o
his brother from Spanish influenza.
George w. English, we'll known
resident of the Wilder section. was
business visitor in the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Field moved
into the residence they recently pur.
chased at 8l3 Dearborn street thi.
week.
Ernest Mortified, arrested on a
charge of forgery on warrant sworn
out by R. c. Paisley, waived prelimin-
airy hearing and has been bound over
to the district court.
H. Hoxey, charged with stealing re-
Pair tools from the Ford garage, was
tried in the probate court Friday
found guilty and fined $1,000 and
costs or $1,000 all told
Messrs. Hawkes. and Fulton of the
Boise Typographical Union. were in
the city Tuesday signing UP contracts
with the Caldwell print shops for the
ensuing year. The Tribune is the only
union shop in Caldwell.
A small fire was caused at the resi-
dance Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Beatty.
Friday, by using hot ashes to thaw
out frozen water pipes. The fire was
qickly extinguished without material
damage to the premises.
Funeral services for Charles Lynch
were held Monday at the Binford
chapel. Mr.. Lynch was 20 years of
age and died Saturday at the Canyon
county poor farm. The Rev. Mr..
Winters conducted the services.
Judge S. Ben Dunlap was down
Monday for the first time since he
suffered an attack of the influenza.
Judge Dunlap had a severe attack.
Mrs. Dunlap and children had the dis
ease but in a much lighter form.
Judge Ed. L. Bryan announced
Monaay that the opening of the dis
trict court would be postponed two
or three weeks on advice of health
officers. 1t is thought better to post
pone court until the influenza is more
thoroughly under control.
Miss Osyth Carpenter and Miss Lot
tie gardner of Caldwell were visiting
friends in Meridian Wednesday. Miss
Lottie will soon leave for Portland to
reside, where her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gardner, moved a short
time ago.-Meridian Times.
w. A. MCGEE states that there is
every prospect of great deal of
building in Caldwell this coming
spring and summer. Mr. MCGEE is !
already figuring on a number OF brick
houses. AT the present prices of all
kinds OF building material brick is not |
great deal more costly than lumber. |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley con-
template building near their present |
residence. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.: and Mrs. Blatchley gave their
residence to the College of Idaho for
a residence for the president of that |
They expect to turn their
residence over to the college in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen re-
ceived word Saturday last that their
son, Ernest, had arrived at Camp
Merritt, N. J.. from overseas. They
expect him home at an early date.
Young Jensen is in the Marines and
was at Chautau-T hierry. when the
Marines covered themselves with i'm
mortal glory
+. Z. Smith. we'll known real estate
operator. states that there is con-
siderable real estate activity all things
Mr.. Smith looks forward
TO considerable building activity in
The early spring. Like many others
he thinks city property will look I'D
n the future basing his beliefs dpon |,
he tact that the surrounding country .
las now outgrown the city. l..
Our attention is called to a glowing II
vrite-up of Nampa in Boise paper +
n which attention is called to the fact S
hat "Nampa and Caldwelps bank de- t
'osits aggregate $4,000,OOO,0O" 1t has In
'een suggested that Nampa and New
ork stotal bank deposits might total il
4OO,OOO,OOO. However, of the $4,000 c
w credited to Nampa and Caldwell t
considerably over $2,S00OOO belongs
D Caldwell.
John lessen. landowner of the G
lack Canyon Irrigation District, who ,
as instituted proceedings to GUST Mr.. {
Ira A. Cox as a director of the dis .
net, states that the action is brought +
have certain portions of the irripa- 6
on district law cleared up. and not D
ecause of opposition to the present =
oard of directors in their negotia-
ons with the reclamation service.
II. lessen says that the landowners
IMPLY want to know whether or not
director of an irrigation district
ust reside within the district.
A damage suit has been filed in the u
strict court by Charles Orr against c
Gorge Duval. Sr, for alleged defa-
alton of character. The plaintiff
leges that on December 30th at the
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