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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
8
Alfalfa seed is for sale in Caldwell with unusually good quality surpassing prior years. Some fields may yield up to 10 bushels per acre. Prices offer around 11 cents per pound though the market price is not fully established.
SNAPS, Some Bargains for YOU! Five acres just outside city limits, 8 room house, barn, good well and wind mill, family orchard, all in cultivation, Price 2000.00. Five acre tract, 1 mile from town, good 4-room brick house, 4% acres in berries. A buy at 1800.00. Willing to trade part for stock, balance on time. We have 5 and 10 acre tracts out of Caldwell on the B. I. at 125 per acre. Remember Goandu, Arlington Heights and the Highlands. City lots in Washington Heights and Foote addition. Free showings. Idaho Sureties Co. phones 200, 07 Main St.
Caldwell community pages report H G Edwards selling seed bags and clothing at cut rates, a civil service exam in Boise for C J Shorb, and a brisk winter with early snow. Local births, visitors, and dinners color the week as many attend the Canyon county fair and a republican rally in Boise.
A complaint filed in Judge Haxelin's court charges Walter and Chris Atkins with larceny. The boys, ages 12 and 14, were previously sentenced to the reform school but the sentence was suspended during good behavior, leaving the possibility they may not be sent away.
Miss Julia Finney visits with her sister Mrs. Stone at the dormitory. Invitations are out for a 500 party Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Monroe's home. Mrs. Darrah of Shoshone visits Mr. and Mrs. Patton and sister Mrs Mosby. Miss Josephine Steunenberg returns home on No. 5 from the east after over a year with relatives in Iowa and Nebraska. Announcement cards tell of the wedding of Miss Grace Vanwyn garden and Mr. Herbert Blake. they will be at home after November 2. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Thompson's and after a brief session amused themselves by matching paper pumpkins. Mrs. Jim Baker won 13 matches and a large slice of pumpkin pie. Hostesses were Mesdames Thompson, Porter, Conover, Christopher and Roges.
Fair directors will have all warrants ready by early next week. All premiums will be paid by warrants issued by the secretary. The treasurer is T. K. Little. Warrants will be cashed at his place of business.
Classified excerpts show household help request and secondhand goods in Caldwell, plus a public notice calling for sealed bids by November 2 1908 to build two bridges over Indian creek on Seventh and Kimball avenues with required 5 percent bid security.
The city issues bid notices for a contract to be awarded by the Mayor and City Council. Bidders must execute the contract and furnish a bond within ten days of award. Bids opened November 2, 1908 at 8 o'clock in Caldwell City Hall. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids. Jer 12-19-26-Nov, 3-10.
The State of Idaho summons Frank Pritchard in Canyon County to answer a divorce and child custody complaint filed by Annie V. Pritchard in the Seventh Judicial District Court. He must respond within twenty days if served in district, or forty days if served elsewhere, or judgment may be entered. Filed October 16, 1908. W Badley, Clerk. Attorneys Griffiths and Elston of Caldwell represent the plaintiff.
Department of the Interior Boise issues contest against homestead entry No. 8877 by Albert Intead of Payette alleging abandonment and nonresidence for over a year. Hearing set for November 27, 1908 before the Register and Receiver. service verified by affidavit. publication ordered. Also official financial report for State Bank of Notus dated September 1908 sworn by cashier W D Pedigo.
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