Pine Sheep Ranch to Raise Thoroughbred Sheep in Northwest
W P Carter of Caldwell is building laterals for water on the Marsh and Ireton farms bought by Mr Moors. Thirty teams work the ditch while sixteen level the remainder of the 825 acre tract. The farm will stock only registered stock and become a premier northwest sheep ranch as Mr Moore visits with Mrs Moore receiving treatment from Dr Platt.
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Pine Sheep
W. P. Carter
Caldwell
Marsh & Ireton
Moors
Idaho Postmasters Readjust Salaries Effective July 1
The Washington post office department announced salary increases for Idaho presidential postmasters effective July 1. Cities listed include Caldwell, Coeur d Alene, Moscow, Twin Falls, Sandpoint, and many others with new annual pay from 1200 to 2500 dollars. The piece also notes Caldwell’s strong Commercial Club and critiques a Tribune editorial opposing Senator La Follette.
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Washington
Postonce Department
Idaho
Blackfoot
Bonners Ferry
Caldwell
Coeur d'Alene
Culdesac
Idaho Falls
Kellogg
Mackey
Troy
Twin Falls
Wallace
Emmett News Highlights Local Church, Education and Plans
June 9 1908 Emmett Idaho notes show Children Day observed at Baptist church with program. Travelers Arthur Zimmerman and Miss June De Clark visit relatives and return from schooling respectively. Father Dryer conducts Catholic services in town. Henry Riggs shuttles to Caldwell as juror. Contractor Langham proposes church building plan. Twin Falls buyer buys 40 acre ranch at 150 per acre. Wilton handles transfer. Mountain Home Brass Band and Baseball Club secured for Fourth of July celebration. Wm Cruickshank reports fine sheep clip from Horseshoe Bend. An Eye Witness.
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Emmett
Idaho
Arthur Zimmerman
EM@ngham Co
June de Clark
Father Dryer
Nampa
Graham
Glenwood Springs
Col
Hettie M. Rogers
Salida
A. Parker
Henry Riggs
Caldwell
Langham
Hermiston
Ore
The
Baptist Church
T. G. Magruder
Coulter
Twin Falls
Wm. Cruickshank
Horseshoe Bend
Notus News social notes and local merchants gain and travel
Notus News notes visitors including T W Boone of Caldwell and J F Johnson and wife welcome a baby boy born last Thursday. Fred Thomas of Nampa visits Leonard Almquist while H EB Richmond takes over F McGill stock and hires Jessie Ehlers for ladies and children's department. Stephen Dietrich returns from Carrollton, Washington as a valued citizen. John T Daly, a prominent banker, visits and predicts a bright outlook. Miss Tanie Leltrits opens an ice cream parlor on west RR street. Sancho.
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Notus News
T. W. Boone
Caldwell
Fred Thomas
Nampa
Leonard Almquirst
J. B. Shank
J. F. Johnson
Mike Bonewitz
J. B. Shanks
Stephen Deitrich
Carrolton
Wash
Notus
Deitrich
John T. Daly
Daly
Tanie Leltrits
West R. R. Street
Tanie
H. EB. Richmond
F. McGill Mercantile Establishment
Richmond
Jessie Ehlers
Sancho
The Caldwell Band Seeks Public Support
The Caldwell Band, praised for its statewide reputation and homegrown members, asks local business leaders and others to fund the leader’s salary and minor expenses, noting only the sole salaried member is the conductor.
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Caldwell Band
Band Plans Open Air Concerts Weekly This Summer
Citizens are urged to donate again as the band proposes open air concerts one night each week. The Tribune notes such concerts are well enjoyed and calls on the public to give liberally when the committee appeals.
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the Tribune
Christian Church Service Schedule and Convention Dates
Evangelist Clarke to preach at 11 30 am and 8 pm with Bible School at 10 30 am Junior Endeavor at 3 20 pm and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm This week midweek convention meetings planned Pastor H C Shaw notes travel via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route June 12 13 and 16 Greatly reduced Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other points rates available through agents
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Christian Church
Evangelist Clarke
Bible School
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
H. C. Shaw
Oregon
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Republican National Convention Excursions by Rail
Excursions via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route to the Republican National Convention listed for June 12 14 15 and 18 with a limit June 30. See agents for rates and further particulars and travel details.
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Oregon Short Line
Convention National Denver and Overland Route Tickets Sale
Tickets for the Convention National Denver and Overland Route available from Utah and Wyoming stations on July 3 4 and 6 and from other stations on July 3 and 4. Limit July 20. See agents for rates and details.
Commissioners Proceedings May 21 1908 Caldwell Idaho
Canyon County board met under adjournment from May 11 1908 with W H Platt D P Dodd S F Chaney and O V Badley present. They reviewed Hiram Stark et al highway petition in district 13 and awarded J J Jarvis 60 damage for right of way but offered 50 tender which Jarvis refused. Prosecutor O M Van Duyn ordered to commence condemnation proceedings for the right of way. Also notes bonds for Charles G Sheeley for Middleton and Notus completion.
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Canyon County
W. H. Platt
D. P. Dodd
F. Chaney
O. V. Badley
Hiram Stark
Idaho
J. J. Jarvis
O. M. van Duyn
Charles G. Sheeley
Bridges to be sued over canal ditch bridge duties
The board orders bonds approved and directs A O McCambley road overseer of Canyon County district 27 to sue Pioneer Irrigation District for cost and labor of building a bridge over Phyllis Canal. Owen M Van Duyn prosecuting attorney is instructed to appear and conduct the suit for the county to determine responsibility. Board adjourned sine die.
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Charles G. Sheeley
A. O. McCambley
Canyon County
Idaho
Pioneer Irrigation District
Owen M. van Duyn
W. H. Platt
O. V. Bradley
Nampa man files final proof on Idaho homestead
Notice states Charles Meister of Nampa Idaho filed May 27 1908 his intention to prove up five year claim on lots 1 and 2 and EB NW section 7 township 2 north range 4 west Boise meridian before U S commissioner Walter R Cupp Caldwell Idaho on July 20 1908. Witnesses listed L G Greenster Midmay Idaho John B Garrett John Dougal and Conrad Haerler all of Nampa Idaho.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Boise
Idaho
Charles Meister
Nampa
Boise Meridian
Walter R. Cupp
U. S
Caldwell
Notice of Bond Sale by Canyon County School District 22 Idaho
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 22 Canyon County Idaho will sell two one thousand dollar School Construction Bonds at its July 18 1908 meeting at ten o clock in the forenoon. Bonds payable in twenty years from July 1 1908 or after ten years at the district option, final payment in gold coin with interest not exceeding six percent per annum semi annually. Bids must equal par value plus accrued interest. ARTHUR ROBERTSON President. W H SMEADE Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Canyon County
Idaho
United States
United States of America
School District No
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