City Dads in Special Session
A Caldwell city council called a special meeting with the Cemetery Committee of the Ladies Forward Club present. They discussed cemetery irrigation options but did not adopt a plan and refused to connect city water mains to irrigation pipes. The club request for a city cleanup day was noted and tabled. A petition urged cleaning the Pickard Roberts corral on Belmont between 9th and 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Forward Club
Forward Club
Business’ Administration
Caldwell
Pickard & Roberts
Hospital News Shows Full Capacity and Broad Support
The hospital is fully utilized with every room occupied and some patients ahead in line, reflecting strong public appreciation. It has been opened to all city physicians, underscoring its value to the city and countryside. Chester Glenn, age thirteen, after a leg amputation for a malignant tumor, is recovering well. Mrs. George Myers leaves after kidney surgery. Dee Terry is returning home after appendicitis treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Glenn
George Myers
Dee Terry
A New Remedy Elation Ends In Hospital Ill
Jimmy Higgins was admitted to the local hospital after an illness blamed on self treatment. He sought a horse sale payoff and a remedy from an unnamed man. The remedy involved molasses honey and oats and led to a hospital stay with initial baths and grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Higgins
Jimmy
Early Caldwell settler Gins seen again after 1881 arrival
Gins, among Caldwell's first settlers, arrived with the railroad advance guard in 1881. He has many friends hoping to see him around again soon after his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gins
Caldwell
Runaway Team Injures Caldwell Area Resident
William Cupp was severely injured Thursday forenoon when his run away team at his ranch four miles east of Caldwell tangled with a barbed wire fence. He grabbed the lines and turned the team, escaping serious harm, though his right palm was cut. The Jones undertaking firm conveyed the hearse for a Jordan Valley funeral for Mrs. Palmer, who died at Rockville while en route to Caldwell for medical help. The Rice residence is under quarantine due to scarlet fever in a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cupp
Mr. Cupp
Caldwell
Rockville
Jones Undertaking Establishment
Jordan Valley
Payette minister to deliver address at Portland Masonic transfer
Rev P J Murphy of Payette, rector of the Episcopal church, travels to Portland with a Masonic traveling silver travel, to deliver the presentation address at Willamette Lodge No 2 on the 20th Inst. The object is to circle the globe with the artifact, which originates with Justice Lodge No 753 of New York City. A banquet will follow and Murphy is to respond to the toast Our Visitors, with Potel lo and Portland lodges sharing praise for the selection of the Canyon County minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Murphy
Payette
Caldwell
Court House
Willamette Lodge No. 2
Portland
Oregon
Justice Lodge No. 753
New York City
Globe
Pocatello
Rev. Murphy
Willamette Lodge
Portland Masons
Mr. Murphy
The
Tribune
Idaho
Potello
Canyon County
Excur sion Car From Boise to Twin Falls Visit
A special car from Boise carried guards and leaders from New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg and Chicago along with Boise business men. Guests included President Pierce of the Interurban Co Governor Gooding and General Guhene. Eastern visitors who had toured Twin Falls earlier joined, with boosters Bob McCollum and Major Reed. They visited Steunenberg’s home then returned after about 30 minutes, the return trip taking 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pierce
Interurban Co
Gooding
Guhene
Twin Falls
Bob McCollum
Major Reed
Steunenberg
Open Ventre Juror Pickup Under Judge Sher Order
Judge Bryan Sher orders Thorp to assemble 30 jurors for an open ventre proceeding. Thorp has captured the jury pool as directed and is preparing for voir dire and trial scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Sherif Thorp
No Flies on Caldwell Biggest Sales Day
Caldwell public sale set a regional record with stock and wagons in abundance. About 1000 people attended as Monday and Tuesday sales stretched to complete the auction, with $2700 in cash sales and additional items sold after hours. The May sale plans a 10 a.m. start to finish in one day, reflecting improved stock arrangements and committee praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
The
Tribune
Jim Baker
Boise Daily
List of jurors summoned to report Tuesday at 10
Eighteen names are listed as jurors available through Thursday noon including Charles Sandburg T F Bridges John F Pemberton W B Norton Ben Ross Jess Shafer J C Goodwin Frank Gahley J P Wal ger Ike Ines A T Plumer Ross Johnston D M Shuee G A Over M J Quinn and J D Kelleher The jury will report Tuesday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sandburg
T. F. Bridges
John F. Pemberton
W. B. Norton
Ben Ross
Jess Shafer
J. C. Goodwin
Frank Gahley
J. P. Walger
Ike Ines
A. T. Plumer
Ross Johnston
D. M. Shuee
G. A. Over
M. J. Quinn
J. D. Kelleher
Board of Governors Meet at Commercial Club
The Commercial Club board held its first meeting Wednesday night and set up committees for house finance roads press and entertainment. A special soliciting committee was named and each member will report sales next Monday night. Ladies night is set for the second Friday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
The
Commercial Club
R. W. Oakes
C. E. Barnes
J. S. Harrington
W. P. Cornish
W. G. Cowden
R. V. Sebree
Jack Moore
Ralph Scatterday
T. 8. Jackson
House
J. Keller
C. 8. Gates
Dr. Gue
H. R. Cleaver
Ed Hendon
W. H. Redway
T. K. Little
H. W. Dorman
C. S. Dean
P. EB. Engle
J. H. Gipson
F. G. Burroughs
J. L. Davis
Jack Riddle
E. H. Plowhead
E. E. Dutton
J. 8. Harrington
City Council Holds Regular Monday Session
Monday night the city council met in regular session with all members present except Simpson of the first ward. Reports from various officers were read and approved, and the first business of importance was the report of Mr. Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Wiley
Plan for cemetery irrigation debated by town committee
The cemetery committee and Ladies' Forward Club discuss water supply for the cemetery. A pumping plant at the river powered by gasoline is favored as the most feasible option. A joint meeting is scheduled for Wednesday to adopt a plan, with tensions easing after Monday night talks. The council will meet in special session Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Committee
Police Court Scenes in Caldwell Saloon Disturbances
A Caldwell police court Monday shows saloons tapping fighting whiskey, tourists Jim Lewis and Ed White jailed for disturbing the peace and fined 13 dollars plus expenses. Bob Smith and J C Burton quarreled over a game result, pleaded guilty, and were fined 10 dollars. Len Cody and John Crawford faced Judge Shorb for fighting tied to the same whiskey episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Department
Jim Lewis
Ed White
Judge Shorb
Nampa
Pocatello
Johnson
Caldwell
Bob Smith
J.C. Burton
Smith
Burton
Len Cody
John Crawford
Caldwell Police Court Short Sentences Quarantine Break
In Caldwell the judge imposed a ten dollar fine and trim mings. Dad Hodson wore the police star during Chief Johnson’s absence. Sheriff Thorp was called in from Nampa to arrest Doc Lasher who reportedly violated quarantine by fleeing with his family amid scarlet fever fears. Dec fled toward Caldwell with Nampa liquor, and the sheriff remains on the lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dad Hodson
Chief Johnson
Nampa
Doc Lasher
Dec
Caldwell
Sheriff Thorp
High Priced Land Prompts Talk in Caldwell
William Jones, once of Boise and now in Ashland Oregon, spent a few hours in Caldwell on Sunday. He noted that lands with orchards fetch about 800 dollars per acre while cultivated non orchard land sells for 400 dollars per acre. He said the area, though not superior to Canyon County soil, is known as an apple producing country and is in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Boise
Ashland
Oregon
Caldwell
Canyon County
Jefferson Day Celebration By Caldwell Democrats
The Caldwell Democratic Club plans a Jefferson Day event next Monday with Boise speakers J H Hawley K J Perkey and J T Pence. J L Sewell may attend if present to comment, and the group promises a successful gathering with attendees getting value for their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Johnnie
Stevens Land Company Incorporation Fled in Nampa
Articles of Incorporation filed Thursday with the county clerk for Stevens Land Co of Nampa. Capital stock listed at 25000 dollars. Subscribers include Ezra Stevens Crete Nebraska 24996 shares F G Stevens Nampa Idaho 1 share F B Stevens Salt Lake Utah 1 share R B Porter Salt Lake Utah 1 share A H McBean Salt Lake Utah 1 share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Land Co
Nampa
Ezra Stevens
Crete
Neb
F. G. Stevens
Ida
F. B. Stevens
Salt Lake
Utah
R. B. Porter
A. H. McBean
Judge Hagelin's Court Opens Quiet Week
Judge Hagelin told Tri bune reporters business in his court has been quiet this week with several filings including Mutual Life Insurance Co v Everest Talbot and Banker's Reserve Life v Z B Sutton. Default judgments were ordered in Banker's Reserve v Everest Talbot Ballantyne Dee Co v P C Allen. H A Griffiths appointed executor for the will of Mrs Cynthia Perkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagelin
Tribune
Mutual Life Insurance Co
V8. Everest Talbot
Banker's Reserve Life
Z. B. Sutton
N. K. West
L. Johnston
Banker’s Reserve
J. P. Walker
Banker's Reserve
Everest Talbot
Ballantyne Dee Co
P. C. Allen
H. A. Griffiths
Cynthia Perkel
Sheep Market Receipts Down From Year Ago
Receipts total about fifty six thousand with twenty thousand fewer than a year ago. Bulk lambs at twenty five, bulk sheep fifteen to thirty lower than last week. Choice wool lambs at seven seventy five, clip ped seven fifteen. Choice wooled wethers seven, clipped six twenty five. Wooled yearlings seven forty, clipped six sixty. The Koll en Sheep O.
William Cupp Plans Return to Sheep Farming Near Caldwell
William Cupp announces a return to the sheep business, preparing 300 acres east of Caldwell. He will raise as many sheep as his land can support, leveraging years of successful experience in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cupp
Caldwell
Malad breeder sells 200 thoroughbred rams to El Paso buyer
Good Stock Pays, Mr. Jesse H. Dredge of Malad has long raised thoroughbred rams and built a solid reputation. He recently sold 200 head to C. T. Moore of El Paso, Texas. Price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Dredge
Malad
Ben
Thorebred Rams
C. T. Moore
el Paso
Texas
Royal Cafe Opens in Union Block by Dad Patten and Son
Royal Cafe, a new family run eatery by Dad Patten and his son, opens in the Union Block inviting patrons to call for meals. The brief notice highlights a welcoming dining option and contact availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Patten
Royal Cafe
Union Block
Friday Club and Community Gatherings Round the Week
The Friday Club met with Mrs. J. C. Rice about a dozen attendees. The Gem of the Mrs. Chautauqua circle gathered at Mrs. C. B. Marlatt’s home. A called Forward Club meeting is planned for next Tuesday with important business expected. Meyers of Pearl visited Mr. and Mrs. Dorman. he manages the 1. X. L. mine at Pearl. Mrs. Marlatt hosted a visitor, Mrs. Trucht, sister of Marlatt, from Oregon. A birthday dinner surprise honored Mr. Wallace. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held its monthly tea at Mrs. Blatchley’s, with 50 ladies attending. They agreed to serve dinner at the next Trader’s Day. Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Ochel tree hosted a game afternoon at Kimball Ave with 600 points played. Mrs. Van Buren of La Grande won a painted plate. Many guests from La Grande, Boise, and local names attended, with a Kensington entertaining at Mrs. Simpson’s. A hunt for Haster an C86 eggs engaged guests. carnations were given to Mrs. Harrington for the most eggs found. A large list of attendees included Hay, Boone, Harrington, Steunenberg, Baker, and many others. luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. D. Blatchley
Mesdames Blatchley
Riddle
Squier
Beatty
Merritt
D. Simpson
Mesdames Gue
Flynn
Andrews
Sebree
Dorman
Bryan
Shelby
Ruby
Hagelin
Boyes
Devers
Cosby
Maxey
van Duyn
Plowhead
Vandervelt
Young
Kelleher
Miller
Redway
Juanita Stewart
Opal Stewart
Rule
Little
Mrs. Simpson
Ocheltree
Kensington
Thaster
Harrington
Meadames Hay
Boone
A. K. Steunenberg
C. B. Steunenberg
Jim Baker
Wilkerson
Thompson
Agee
Herr
Jackson
Walters
Miss Schnabel
Middleton
Meadames Foote
Simpson
Stark
Neth
Exby
Alchenberger
Violin Recital by Zamona Stirs Worshipful Evening
The Zamona recital in College Assembly Hall delighted worshippers at Saint Cecelia’s shrine with brilliant technique and keen interpretation. Ora Zamona commanded the audience from the first number, delivering powerful and soft tones, drawing rounds of applause and tears, with Dvoraks Humoresque and Tranmeret amid an encore. A note ends with a plug for cash paid by Dorman for three carloads of potatoes and a call to see him at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia
Zamona
College Assembly Hall
Ora Zamona
Dvorak
Mr. Zamona
Brahms
Dorman
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Rice
Mrs. Meyers of
Pearl
Mrs. Dorman
Mr. Meyers
C. B. Marlatt
Trucht
Mr. Marlatt
Wood River Country
H. E. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Hay
Mrs. McFarland
Miss McFarland
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