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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1908

Page

2

Local Gossip Highlights Caldwell Activity and Visitors

O V Badiey visits Meridian to cultivate potatoes. Miss Wood orders $50 of books for the Caldwell library. J C Nichols of American State Bank visits Portland. Alva Sutton joins A B Greenland drug store. Mantle Gwinn from Pendleton visits Caldwell. Many local moves and events: Damrosch concert draws 76 Caldwell attendees in Boise, stock shipments, new Linotype, court adjournments, and town infrastructure upgrades. Multiple residents and visiting dignitaries noted along with civic developments.

Court Proceedings Slow as Jury Excused till Saturday

District Court reports slow activity with juries excused for further duty until Saturday June 13. Several cases disposed or continued. Andrews pleads guilty to assault and is fined 100 dollars. Morland and Hull cases proceeded or reset. Grove dismissed. Canyon Lumber vs Independent Lumber granted amended complaint time to answer. New filings: Morris vs Bates and Cooper vs School District 28. Mrs. Gilbert travels to Daunt California for health. companion Miss Schnable. stay durations depend on her condition.

I. X. L. Furniture Co Emil Fisher Sigmon Falk Clara E. Cave Twesday Sate Andrews the American Ditch Co J. E. Morland A. M. Schrecongoat Charles Hull Hagelin Fred Morris M. A. Bates C. W. Cooper Frank Gilbert Daunt California Fritzie Schnable

Dr Knight Returns From Eastern Trip For College Of Idaho

Dr Knight returned Saturday from an extended business trip to eastern points in the interest of the College of Idaho. His mission yielded encouragement and he believes the funds for the new college buildings will be raised this fall.

Knight College of Idaho

Local notes from town events and arrivals

Judge Cuddy visits town as May begins brickwork starts on Odd Fellows building. Band to play in Payette on the fourth for patriots. T W Boone resigns as school trustee. A Packard appointed to fill vacancy. Dan Brown eyed as night watch by merchants. Tramp season begins. water scarce with snow in mountains. Howard Sebree arrives with a new ditching machine for Sebree ditch. Al Kautzman returns for summer. horn player from Boise recalled. Mike Devers leaves for sage brush ranch to cultivate fruit two years hence. Packard buys wool clip at 18 cents. James Wardwell remains gravely ill. daughter Eisie and son Thomas at bedside.

Judge Cuddy Zinn May Odd Fellows Payette T. W. Boone A. Packard Dan Brown Dan Howard Sebree Sebree al Kautzman Hornes Boise Mike Devers Mike

One More Gone Mrs Mary Kimzie of Caldwell

Mrs Mary Kimzie a longtime Caldwell resident died at Mr Sandersons ranch Willow Creek two miles from Middleton Sunday night at 8 40. She aged 69 had spotted fever about two weeks. Born in Iowa she came to Idaho in 1864 settling Boise Valley. She was twice married first to Peasley father of Ed Peasley Boise transfer man, second to James Kimzle. Five children were raised in Caldwell where the couple lived for years. Remains brought from Boise Wednesday burial in Canyon Hill Cemetery Rev Rice officiating. Rebekahs Caldwell attended in a body Mrs Kimzie member of the Middleton lodge.

Mary Kimzie Caldwell Kimszie Mary Basil Boise Iowa Idaho Boise Valley Peasley Ed Peasley James Kimzle Canyon Hill Cemetery Rev. Rice Rebekahs Kimzie Middieton Lodge

More Sheep Sold to Canyon County by Parma Sellers

Keisel and Nelson of Parma purchased 60 Lincoln sheep shipped from Canada at over 60 dollars per head. They plan to exhibit several pens at the Canyon County fair this fall. Nelson visited Caldwell and bought a Deering mower and rake from Idaho Implement Co., and will begin haying next week.

Keisel & Nelson of Parma Lincoln Canyon County Canada Fim Nelson Caldwell Idaho Implement Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

O. V. Badiey Meridian Miss Wood Lbrarian Thebrary J. C. Nichols The American State Bank Portland Alva Sutton A. B. Greenland Mantle Gwinn of Pendleton W. E. Mosby Arlington Street Ernest Brass Duck Valley J. J. Jester Moore R. D. Britt J. A. Tucker Twin Falls Grand Lodge of the K. of P Mt. Gem No. 6 Fred Wing Caldwell Banking & Trust Co Robert Lansdon Bob J. F. Herr Herr Clothing Co Coeur d'Alene City Eastern Star Lodge of Mabel Dement Emmett James Beaton Silver City Mr. Beaton B. Sebree Independent Manufacturing Co Mike Maloney Jack Jim Litle Little Boys Clifford Weston State University Caldwell News Shoshone Journal Main Street Judge Snell of Nampa John Keith Enterprise Farmer & Beatty Cement Contractors Dixie W. G. Compton Marjory Steelman Sioux City South Dakota Wickland Notus Holt Presen al Wilson Churches of Christ Charles Guild Wright Thomas Harthrong George Edwards Steve Clanton Boise Baseball Club Caldwell Club Senators Amos J. Miller Mukwonato Wis Mr. Miller Bob Farrer Pat O'Connor Lowell Fred Wink Judge Shorb Treasury Central Lumber Company Denver Bridge Co Middleton P. EB. Engel City Street Arthur Street 7Th Kimball Avenues Saratoga Hotel Main Seventh Streets W. R. Cupp National Guards A. L. Murphy James Wardwell Eisie Thomas Levi Norman Bell Council Tribune Jacob Henderson Becker Chicago Ballantyne Merc. Co LIPE
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