Citizens Favor Indian Creek Course Change
The Caldwell Tribune reports a strong citizen sentiment to relocate Indian Creek along the foothills east of Caldwell, from above the stockyards to the river. A preliminary survey is urged before a $15,000 bond vote, with officials and businessmen voicing support or caution depending on estimated costs and drainage benefits.
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Indian Creek
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Caldwell
D. Simpson
West Western Nat. Bank
D. D. Campbell
Western Nate Bank
Indiana
Alex. Ballantyne
Ballantyne Bros
Louis Schnable
W. B. Jones
Dean & Hay
J. C. Ries
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co
Diliie
Henry Zeh
H. D. Andrews
Lum
R.S. Madden
G. D. Snell
1St Nat. Bank
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W. G. Cowden
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Prominent mining foreman reports Boneman claims promising
P J O Day of Bagdad Mining Co reports 23 men at work on the Boneman group under bond with promising outlook though values not yet tested. Gasoline engine and pump installed. O Day to stay a few days. Wayne Darlington to visit Boise. Small and Minnie Haddenhan on trial for a house breaking incident. Government dam residents. case dismissed for lack of evidence. J D Barnes seeks administration for Mra J D Barnes estate valued at 500 under new community property law.
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South Mountain
O'Day
Bagdad Mining Co
Boneman
Wayne Darlington
Company
Boise
Small
Minnle Haddenhan
Government Dam
J. D. Barnes
Mra
Probate Court hears steady docket with minor verdicts
Judge Hagelin's court has been busy with debt and lease cases. Payette Mercantile Co. vs. G. W. Much yielded $136 on a $146 claim over rent and improvements. N. C. Mesenholder v Milton McIntire ended with $13 verdict for cattle herding losses amid alleged herder carelessness.
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Emmett
Payette Merc. Co. Va
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Fourth of July Festivities in Nampa and Boise
In this issue the towns of Nampa and Boise advertise a spirited Fourth of July. Both promise a remarkably good time with Nampa offering a broad array of events and Boise planning a three day celebration. Caldwell residents are expected to travel to each location.
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Caldwell
Marriage Licences Show Surge In County County Clerk Sees Post Fourth Rise
County Clerk Badley notes a spike in marriage licenses issued last week with couples from Caldwell Emmett Nampa Payette and Boise obtaining papers. Notable couples include William W Clemens and Mary M Deep Rose Fuller and William E Barnard with Laura Edna Bridges Frank C Cook and Laura Edna Bridges married June 28 at the bride’s home. Albert Swope and Alice S Stone from Boise and Nampa also secured licenses while Fred G Goff and Ruth James are cleared for marriage after 10 A M Monday. The surge is expected to ease after the Fourth.
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Badley
William W. Clemens
Mary M. Deep
Nampa
William Eb, Barnard
Rose Fuller
Emmett
Frank C. Cook
Laura Edna Bridges
Caldwell
Mrs. Cook
Frank
Albert Swope
Alice S. Stone
Mr. Swope
Boise
Miss Stone
Fred G. Goff
Ruth James
Mr. Goff
James Kalla
Payette
County Clerk Receives Blank Registers for New Medical Bill
The county clerk's office has received blank books for recording marriages births and deaths due to a recent medical bill. One copy of each death birth and marriage register will go to doctors ministers coroners sextons undertakers and others. Canyon County needs 85 death and 60 birth registers and about 80 marriage registers to comply. The bill faced legislature objections but is expected to benefit the state.
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Oakes Brothers Donate Store Space to Caldwell Churches
Oakes Brothers offered free space in their store room to Caldwell churches under a 6 percent sharing plan. On Wednesday receipts totaled 28 dollars with 7 dollars donated, Baptist day on Thursday yielded 10 dollars and 7.50 from ice cream sales, totaling 17.50. Friday benefited the Methodists, but final figures were not available as the Tribune went to press.
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Oakes Brothers
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Tribune
Sensational Shooting at Idanha Hotel Boise
A jealous quarrel led H M Hedges to shoot A S Whiteway seven times in a Boise Idanha hotel room. Five bullets struck Whiteway, who lies at St Luke's hospital. Hedges surrendered to police and remains jailed. Whiteway's condition improves, with no immediate danger of death unless infection arises.
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Boise
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Pioneer Irrigation District
A. S. Whiteway
St. Luke's Hospital
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Anna Parks
Mr. Whiteway
Idanha Hotel
Shoshone
Miss Parks
Mrs. Hedges
Caldwell
Mr. Hedges
Whiteway
Tribune
Canyon County Court House
Caldwell Interurban Sold to Boise Valley Railroad
The Caldwell Interurban is sold to Boise Valley Electric Rail Road Company in a 67,560 dollar deal. Boise Valley assumes 30,000 dollar bonded debt and issues 5 percent gold bonds at par for 27,550 dollars of stock. The plan includes extending lines to Caldwell and Lake Lowell, plus a branch to Warm Springs, creating a regional electric network. Caldwell is forecast for rapid growth as agricultural lands connect to irrigation, with the city poised for major prosperity within five years.
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Interurban
Boise Valley Road
Dr. Ustick
Robert Noble
Caldwell
Boise
Government Dam
Roswell
Boise River
Parms
Lake Lowell
Warm Springs
Owyhee County
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