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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
8
Local notes list residents visiting Caldwell and Boise on business and social calls. Public life includes real estate moves, a socialists state convention in Caldwell, a county commission meeting, church incorporation, and nearby travel of judges, doctors, and bankers amid community happenings.
Middleton and surrounding towns report visits and trips by residents to Meridian Emmett Boise and Weiser. Notable items include Miss Alice Bardimus from Weiser staying with Mrs Peter Neth, Eva Hill’s trip to Hot Lake Oregon, and Miss Maud Lyman visiting from Emmett. A wagon bridge over the Boise River is proposed and widely supported across Middleton Emmett Parma and surrounding areas.
Discussion in congress covers paying Mrs Roosevelt social secretary salary from the appropriation bill. Isabella Hagner, longtime White House secretary, has served as a clerk at Sand and previously directed social work at the executive mansion. She comes from an old Washington family.
During a royal tour in India the Nizam hosts a strange hunt using a cheetah tethered to a bedstead on a cart. The leopard stalks and springs at black bucks accustomed to the carriage, producing a dramatic hunt scene described by observers.
Nannie Langhorne Shaw of Richmond and sister of the Langhorne trio marries Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor. She earlier divorced Robert Gould Shaw in 1897 after a 3-year marriage and has since lived largely in England. One sister wed Charles Dana Gibson. another to Reginald Brooke. Astor to inherit vast fortune.
An Ohio Farmer essay argues against the common urge to feed only what farmers raise. It notes many farmers view buying feed as improvidence and recounts a shift from the self supplied method after realizing lower profits. The writer cites balancing home grown grains with bran, oil meal, or cottonseed meal to boost feed value by 50 to 100 percent.
When ice is needed and a wagon is unavailable readers are advised to call at the Fern on Main Street for ice supply. The notice directs townsfolk to use the local shopfront as an alternative source.
Probate notice in Canyon County Idaho orders interested parties to appear July 27 1906 to show cause against selling part of Albert N McCall estate. Administratrix Marion McCall petitioned for sale with publication required weekly for four weeks in The Cannor Trimone prior to July 23 1906. Judge M I Church signs. Dated June 7 1906.
Notice to contractors and builders invites bids for erection of a two story school house in District No. 28 Lyon County Idaho. Bids due Saturday July 7 at 7 30 p m and opened at Thos Houle's office in Caldwell. Plans available after June 16 at the office. Board may reject all bids. Clerk Wdy 7 W PLSALIN.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Boise Idaho announces that Martha M Fuller holder of Hd No 6206 will submit final proof on August 6 before the Clerk of Probate Court in Caldwell Idaho. Witnesses listed include Robert nk Price BL OF Combs Ray untbs, all of Caldwell Idaho. Harry J Syms registers.
Notice in the Lands Office at Bulee Idaho dated June 9 1906 states Jobo Obstrarzyk intents to make proof for a land claim before the Caldwell probate clerk on August 5. Witnesses named include Frank Bardolph Albert Clark George I Karoher and WF Bader all of Nampa Idaho. Magistrate HAKKY J SYMN listed as Megister.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Bodse announces that settler Joseph T. Pateh has filed notice of intention to make proof for land, to be heard before the Probate Clerk at Caldwell on August 4. Parties listed include Frank Tracy of Homedale Idaho and others from Payette and Homedale areas.
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