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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

3

Probate Court Hears Three Debt Verdicts Saturday

Judge Hagelin issued verdicts in three debt cases: Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs Evarist Talbot, Bankers' Reserve vs BE B Sutton and N K West vs L Johnson. An order authorized sale of Perry N Powell estate real estate, another confirmed Sherman Thorp estate sale. Administrators sought for Mortimer Larson and Mary Arcus estates. EB Place vs W Place favored plaintiff. defendant was a known con man posing as attorney for the 8 F LL M R R. New suits filed: J F Kessler vs Louis Alsayer and Harry S Kessler vs Mountain Vale Stock Co.

Hagelin Mutual Life Insurance Co Evarist Talbot Bankers’ Reserve BE. B. Sutton N. K. West L. Johnson Perry N. Powell Sherman Thorp Ed Larson Mortimer Larson A. J. Arkus Mary Arcus EB. R. Place W. H. Place J. F. Kessler Louis L. Alsayer Harry

District Court Jury Delivers Manslaughter Verdict

The State v J H Mc Greevey jury returned a manslaughter verdict and Judge Bryan sentenced him to three years in the penitentiary. An appeal is rumored. Ada F Madden v Caldwell Land Co ended with damages to Madden. Jury awarded 2650 for block misreport and value differences. Madden had paid about 100 for property. Other cases included Houst v Farris Kessel Construction Co dismissed and Hunt v Herald awarded 91.21 to plaintiff. Harris v Harris deposition permitted. Deverson v Cowden carries a 2500 commission claim.

District Court J. H. McGreevey Tribune Bryan Ada F. Madden Caldwell Land Co Miss Madden Lowell & Madden Tob Froman Caldwell 8S. C A. C. Hunt R. A. Herald EB. Harris J. N

Traders' Day Reflected In Idaho Falls Sale Customs

The Register recounts Traders Day and notes Idaho Falls merchants held the sale on Monday rather than Saturday to boost turnout. It contrasts local practice with Caldwell where $2700 in cash sales and many trades occurred. Businesses and buyers crowded the event, while most towns emphasize collective town spirit.

Club of Commerce L. A. Hartert Idaho Falls Caldwell Register

Feodor farm sale signals new era for Payette Valley

C C Eiffe sold Feodor farm of 80 acres near Payette toGrant Fisher of Hopkins Missouri for 20000. Fisher to move his family from Missouri and bring goods. Eiffe leaves for Germany after 13 years building one of the valley’s best farms and active in Commercial Club roads fruitgrowers and more.

Cc. C. Eiffe Feoder Payette Grant Fisher Hopkins Payette Valley Fiser Missouri Mr. Biffe Payette Independent

Homedale Social Ties And Local Happenings This Week

Homedale hosts a jewelry store prospect in town as Caldwell visitor seeks a location. Assessor Moore from Canyon County toured Homedale. Local haystack incident near J. M. McDowell’s ranch and a near ferry crash prompted stops by M. D. Cox. Aldrich traveled from Caldwell on business. The Homedale Literary Society elected Paul Trevy president and Miss Christine Hallin secretary with recitations and music. Mrs H H Harvard hosted a party for daughter Gertrude. egg hunting and souvenir gifts followed by Snake River boat ride. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stewart, Mrs March, Mrs Cox, Vida Cox, Windsor and Walter Cox, Westley McDowell and Lady, Bable Morrison, Pansy and Nettle Morrison. Railroad news from last issue brought joy to Homedale.

Wallis Young Caldwell Assessor Moore Canyon County Homedale Mr. Keeler J. M. McDowell M. D. Cox M. Aldrich Homedale Literary Society Paul Trevy Christine Hallin Arthur McDowell Fletcher McDowell Howard H. H. Harvard Gertrude Snake River Stewart March D, M Cox Vida Cox Windsor Walter Cox Westley McDowell Bable Morrison Pansy Nettle Morrison the Tribune

Emmett News Summary of Local Activities in April

Emmett Idaho reports ground breaking for the new Baptist church after plans discussed with an architect in Bomae. Mrs. H J Derrick and children returned from Texas where she wintered for health, visiting relatives. Loree and Reilly light a top-store sign reading Watch Emmett Grow. Dr L Reynolds bought the Stearns property for 2000 dollars for a residence. An Easter Sunday School program at the M E church attracted many attendees. M Gilbride traded a 40 acre ranch near Sweet for 10 acres near Boise and expanded his holdings on Monday.

Emmett Idaho T. G. Magruder Bomae New Baptist Church H. J. Derrick Texas M. Gilbride Boise Loree & Reilly Dr. L. Reynolds Stearns M. E. Church Sweet City of

Canyon Canal Co Opens In Emmett With Governor Visit

Emmett Idaho April 22 special to The Tribune describes the opening of the Canyon Canal Co events over two days. Governor Gooding and State Land Board traveled by special train to Emmett, toured the dam, and witnessed the gate opening sending water to the beach. A public reception followed at I C O F Hall with welcome by Rev S A Pare and remarks by Gov Gooding and Mr Trowbridge of Chicago. The event hailed as a new epoch for Emmett as a fruit district with cheering beach land residents and school officials praising Idaho's youth.

Emmett Idaho the Tribune Canyon Canal Co Governor Gooding State Land Board Canyon Canal Commercial Club Senator Wayman Gov. Gooding I. C. O. F. Hall A. Pare Church Gov Gooding Trowbridge Chiicago Miss Chamberlain Ex-goy Hunt Beach Land

Notus News notes visits sales and school finale

Notus Idaho April 23 1908 items show Miss Mable Rememer visiting Parma Mrs Almquist shopping in Nampa Mr and Mrs Brubaker Payette with Shank family sale of Main St property Curtia McGill to John Almquist Fireman's Fund Insurance agent W D Pedigo appointed Notus school closes Thursday first picnic Friday at Batles grove Miss Bartles Trout to teach again Fred Specht Jr birthday celebration with friends and refreshments and honorary guest Fred Sr invited to join in the fun

Notus News Notus Idaho Mable Rememer Parma Almquist Nampa Main St John Almquist James R. Quick Fireman's Fund Insurance Co San Francisco Inez W. D. Pedigo V. J. Batles Bartles Trout Fred Specht, Jr Fred, Sr

Notorious Officer T R Hamer in Philippine Service

An officer in the Spanish war, T R Hamer, is described as arrogant brutal and incompetent by contemporaries. He faced opposition from fellow servicemen and will not receive a vote at the upcoming primaries. The text also notes alleged failures at Camp Merritt in San Francisco and an incident aboard a transport to the Philippines involving an attack on a consumptive worker.

T. R. Hamer Philippines Camp Merritt San Francisco Hasher

Idaho winter apples lead Northwest pride in fruit exports

The Peak Chronicle notes light sheep and lamb supplies to market with prices holding steady for choice wooled lambs and clipped wethers. Texas sheep move in, June outlook for fat stock stays bright, while apple crop value hits 100 million dollars. Idaho, Boise and Payette valleys praised as premier winter apple producers with brighter colors and sunnier days boosting quality.

Knollin Commission Co Texas Kansas City Alto Northwest East Middle West Idaho Boise Payette Caldwell Garden of Eden Adam

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