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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
5
Classified column lists crops wanted and seeds for sale plus land offerings near Caldwell and Nampa. Notices announce township plats filed for entry in Boise Meridian with dates and officials, and a job-seeking student seeks work for room and college.
Earl C. Wall of Caldwell files a contest against homestead entry 7671 by William H. Pfeiffer. Hearing set Aug 11 1908 at Boise Land Office. publication to cover due service. Walter R. Cupp to hear objections Aug 4 1908 Caldwell Idaho.
Notice is given that Henry H. Stafford of Caldwell Idaho filed no tice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the west half southeast quarter northeast quarter southwest quarter and lot 8 section 30 township 6 north range 3 west Boise Meridian before Walter R. Cupp U S Commissioner Caldwell Idaho on July 16 1908 Witnesses named are George Albertson Jesse Jacob B Shaver Henry V D Hannah all residents of Notus Idaho Department of the Interior U S Land Office Boise Idaho May 29 1908
Bids will be received by the trustees of School District No. 22 for building a school house. Plans and specifications are on file at the law office of Griffith & Griffith over Western National Bank. Bids due by July 13, 1908. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids. Completion by September 15, 1908. Caldwell Idaho July 4-11.
Probate Court in Caldwell issues alias summons against Alex Fachan for a promissory note of 119 37 and 100 dollars with 10 percent interest and an account stated for 20 5 100 dollars plus 30 dollar attorney fee. District Court in Canyon requests defendants to answer within twenty days, seeking ownership of land and water rights described in two parcels plus a water right from Farmers Cooperative Ditch Company. Public notices include dates July 18 25 Aug 1 8 15 and 1926 Augl 8 16 22.
Land Office at Botase Idaho on July 17 1908 announces Oscar Davis of Caldwell Idaho who filed Homestead Entry No 606 on July 14 1903 for SE Section 2 Township 3 N Range 4 Boise Meridian has fled notice of Intention to make Final Five Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described.
Fragmentary OCR notes name Walter R. DoPP and Commissioner, Caldwell, with witnesses Albert E. Paris Roy W. Getts Phillip E. Smith Amy Faris all of Caldwell Idaho. Date referenced is trad day of September 1908. Registrar William Balderston J25-A22.
United States Land Office Horse Idaho dated July 17 1908 announces Silas H Transue of Notus Idaho has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to entitle claim to the land described in his entry No 1 1903 54 new section 26 township 5 range 4 west Boise meridian witnesses Smith O Lewis Martin Rhyne Albert H Albertson George Albertson all of Notus Idaho clerk WM Balderston registrant
Andrew Cash of Caldwell Idaho filed notice to extend a homestead claim for EYSE and Ed 2 in Section 17 Town 5 N Range 3 W Boise Meridian. The final five year proof is set before U S Commissioner Walter R Cupp at Caldwell Idaho on August 20 1908. Signers include Jack Harris John P Hall Walter H Crew Milton L March all of Caldwell. WM Balderston Register.
A Northwest Pacific Farmer report describes a Chicago packing house method that feeds chickens milk via a back-mounted can and nozzle. The process fattens birds in three to four weeks, doubles meat yield, and boosts price, with gains of three to four pounds monthly per bird.
Emmett city council has purchased a site for a town hall building to serve municipal offices and house the pew chemical engine recently bought by the town. The project aims to provide a dedicated municipal space and storage for the engine.
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