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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
5
The weekly edition of the Che Tribnune is published by The Tribune Printing and Publishing Co Limited with a two pound per year subscription. It is established in December 1683 and entered at Oakwell P. under the miscellaneous act of March 3, 1870, marking its official archival status.
Surveyors reached Emmett and headed toward Smiths Ferry, signaling possible railroad access to a mining and timber region with projected Canyon Canal water flow. A memorial service for I. C. C. F. was held at M B church. graves decorated. local residents attend and visit Boise and Chicago for business. Emmett baseball loses 11 to 0 to Welser. Dr. R M Fairchilds dies in Boise. community sales feature wool prices and lot offerings with uncertain follow ups.
The wool sale scheduled for Tuesday was postponed due to unspecified reasons linked to weather and related complications. Local buyers and sellers awaited new details as organizers arranged a revised date.
The Omaha Visitors arrived by engine at 12 20 and hurried to the Steunensberg residence, the site of a noted tragedy in which W D Haywood faces trial. Charles Paine loaded 96 boxes of Roswell strawberries for the boosters, with cards praising Omaha as a market town. A glee club performed My Omaha before the party departed after a brief 30 minute stay.
Pleasant Ridge items report a light shower in the evening. Mr. Decker began harvesting. Frank Starr owns a new cream separator. Mr. and Mrs. Jayne of Spencer, Iowa are visiting Ballard's. Mrs. Jayne is Ballard's sister. Doore sold his ranch. details not learned. Fruit prospects have improved beyond a month ago. Supt. Sowers has inspected the district's lower area multiple times.
The widow of Mr Wilcox was laid to rest beside her first husband in Star Cemetery following a Sunday service at 11 am held at her daughter Mrs Gaylord's home. Rose B Vituro of the Friends church preached the sermon as a large family turnout attended the interment. She joined the M E B church as a child and remained a devout Christian until death.
Stockholders met Monday night to elect seven directors D D Campbell W R Sebree H D Andrews J H Lowell J B Gowen G D Snell and H W Dorman Andrews chosen president Lowell vice president F J Smith secretary and G D Snell treasurer. Bond issue of 30000 authorized to cover all road indebtedness with sale arranged and improvements planned promptly.
Department of the Interior Land Office Boise Idaho gives notice that William W Bartow of Enterprise Idaho has filed for final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 9023 dated April 5 1906 for NW quarter Section 28 Township 1N Range 3W Boise Meridian. Proof will be made July 12 1907 before the Register and Receiver Boise Idaho. Witnesses Othello T Shirley Tim Shirley Gus Yank J J Jorus all of Enterprise Idaho. Addison T Smith Register.
The Board of County Commissioners will hear Elijah Frost and Christianson & Frost about admitting 70 acres of described lands into Pioneer Irrigation District and changing boundaries. The time set is Tuesday, 2nd, 1907, with objections to admission to be filed with the Board.
Notices state objections in writing with the secretary on or before July 2 1907 by order of the Board. EDGAR MEEK secretary.
Paul Obendorf and Ron Well of Idaho filed a contest affidavit against William B Peak for Homestead Entry 704 in Section 31, Township 5 North, Range SW. The contest cites nonresidence and lack of cultivation by Peak and sets hearings in Caldwell on June 6 and final hearing in Boise on June 17, with publication directed due to attempted personal service.
L V Stafford warns that all persons carrying firearms must stay off his premises north of Caldwell Idaho. Trespassers will be prosecuted. June 1, 1907.
Canyon County Idaho seeks bids to repair the Parma wagon bridge across the Boise River and to erect a steel pier with a span replacement. Bids due by 2 PM July 12, 1907, with a 6 percent certified check, plans on file with the Clerk.
The College of Idaho holds commencement next week with thirteen graduates to receive short ovations. Events include an annual sermon at Assembly Hall, a declamation contest prelim and main event, a student reception, a trustees meeting, preparatory class commencement, and an alumni reunion across multiple campus venues.
Mrs Ellenor Wilcox died Friday at her daughter Mrs Gaylord s home near Star She was born September 16 1824 in Christian County Indiana and moved with her parents to Marion County Iowa She was the first white woman married in Marion County Her first marriage to Mr Nicholson ended with his death in 1849 and she later married Mr Brown She was mother to D S Brown and Frank Brown and also to Mrs Gaylord who hosted her funeral location Star cemetery noted
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