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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
4
In Ogden a public note urges parents to guide children away from street temptations and youths toward virtue. It warns of predators on streets, stressing parental responsibility and appeals to boys and girls to choose decency over rowdiness, cigarettes, gambling, and whisky. The piece ends with KNOLLIN SHEEP COM. CO. context.
At Chicago's Union Stock Yards the supply of sheep and lambs remains steady but market conditions deteriorate. Yearlings and lambs sold steady to lower, with sheep down 76 cents to $1 and fat loss causing packer concern. Demand for feeders stays fair as Idaho range yearlings bring 4 1/2 cents, while expectations shift to cheap grass sheep next week.
Emmett citizens rally at mass meeting to urge waterworks bonds with a two third vote expected. City attorney Finley Monroe traveled to Boise. New theatre planned by George of Bellevue opening July 1. Several local visits and events noted, including a barn fire at T J Coonrod’s, Adventist services, Knights of Columbus activity, and Children’s Day observance by the M E Church.
Mining expert A Odell from St Paul Minnesota lodges at Given Hot Springs while surveying local property. August Nelson of Silver City visits. Elza Glenn of Caldwell seeks rheumatism relief. Jess Patten returns to his ranch from Jordan Valley. Granville and Lucy Givens stop en route to Poll Carrals. Dance planned Saturday the Fourth by Jess Givens and James Shaw. open invitation. Mr and Mrs Johnston of Nampa and friends return home after pleasant stay.
The State Land Board advertises a large land auction at Caldwell Court House on Saturday August 1. Descriptions of the parcels are printed in this Tribune issue.
Bob Boone the retiring postmaster plans a hayfield retreat for a few weeks. Next Thursday is the Fourth of July. Many bottles of pat riotium will be uncorked in Caldwell. The railroad house changes hands with Mrs C C Neldham taking charge last Thursday. Mrs Collins will move to Pendleton Oregon. Frank Lucas, recently in Oregon and Washington, visits Caldwell. Building remains brisk as Roberts Isaacs Blatchley plan residences and Hoover Mayer a brick business house. Silver has been scarce as townsfolk seek change. A rumor about Tribune hoarding silver is denied. Sage Brush Pat by P A Devers is being written for this paper. C M Hays, editor of the Silver City.
The item notes Avalanche sold a mine for 25000 and hints editors grow rich. It mentions residents like Mrs S M Coffin and her children visiting Soda Springs for a sick son, Gwinn shipping hay, and J M Cook becoming water dispenser on Strahorn ditch. It covers Batchelor’s Club antics, a bachelor roll call, suspensions, plus details on the Ridenbaugh ditch extension estimated at 46000 and 30 000 inches of water to Deer Flat, with other local prospects and returns.
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