The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30
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terday for l33s
Howard Sebree is expected home
about the first of = ally.
FsJ Smith andJ. q. Morrison were
capitol visitors Tuesday.
E Elk Com. Knox Of Emmett has been Ia
the city during the week.
Mrs. Frances Bardmas is visiting
| friends ends in Nafapa during the week.
Mrs. st. Clair Of Silver CITY q visit
ling with friends and relatives az this
| place.
Finley Mckenzie Will leave In 4 few
days for Scotland and the Paris EXPO.
sition. +5-st..fe
Ed FioWhead of Boise was shaking
hands with his many Caldwell friends
SUNDAY. M .a .3z
Born to Albert and Sadie Potts Of
this city, Saturday June %, daughter.
All doing we'll. = '''a' a,,s-.*-.
Albert Saxon of Moscow and brother
Charles left for their home in Boise
Valley Friday. 20 s's
| The Misses Mckee. Gekeler and
Betterly left for their respective homes
during the past week. IL. .lS Il
E Miss Mary jenkins will leave for
Alalad the coming week where she
will visit with friends.
If"ex.Silyer Republican, Who writes
a startling Story" will give us his ad-
dress, he will hear of something to his
advantage $Fa sfsI .4sas saas /, a.
! Miss Edna Engel went to Pendleton
! yesterday to visit her grand mother.
It. is the young lady's first trip from
| home alone. ~ ~.
/ Prof. M. |. Church has returned
from Utafl and will spend some time
i'll preparing for the school work OF
the coming year.
MIR Mike Nichalson:of Ola returned
home today after disposing of his wool.
| He did not get as much as he hoped
for, but is well satisfied. ..s y =
de. Stalker's dental office was entered
| during the week, by parties who helped
themselves to such instruments as are
useful in case an aching tooth. ~,~
Mrs. Moudy of Middleton, aud her
granddaughter, Miss Viola Campbell
OF this city, leave the first of the week
for Huntingdon GA an extended visit.
Leo Bach and Arthur Cooper started
for ALASKA yesterday. They made up
their minds suddenly and unexpected
iy. They go with Mr.: and Mrs. Fro
| man. ~. s. VI
The Misses Dunbar left for their
Salt Lake homo on Thursday evening
after having spent few weeks. visit
/ ing friends and relatives in Caldwell
and vicinity. W.
Ross Madden returned from Poca-
telio Thursday night, having attended
tnfr Aah
which was held at that place during
the past week. He reports fine con-
VenuOn.
The Free Reading and Rest Room
will be open OIL, the Fourth. Mothers
with little children who wish place
on the 4th where they can rest awhile
will lind cordial welcome and pleas
ant rooms.
Miss Mime Miners in Artistic Phys
icTl Culture will give al entertain
ment in the Caldwell opera house
Friday evening, July 6, az $3.50 O'Clock
sharp. Reserved seats 35c. General
admission Zoe.
Miss Ethel EgleSton returned from
Boston Sunday evening. Miss Eges
ton will complete her course in the
New England Conservatory of Music
the coming year and then expects tC
visit Germany Tor further study.
Q. q. Picard returned the past week
| from the Steens mountain country
where he went in the interest of thu
Caldwell Butcher Co. He reports the
range as i'll fine condition and alsC
speaks OF game as being plentiful
The Misses Canter and brother Us
car left Sunday for the home of thei
parents in Jordan Valley. The young
peOple have been prominent in Cald
: well during their residence here ant
will be missed by large circle O
friends. ~ -4 sse
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Badger, who are wei
! knoWn@in Caldwell having lived fol
2 the past few months on the GipSoI
place near town, expect to leave th(
coming week for Washington CO
where they will make their future
home.
: Mr.. Cyrus Jacobs, an old residen
1, and highly respected citizen of Boise
: died at his home last Thursday morn
ing. lie was the father of Mrs. w. Ii
= Roadway of this city. Mrs. Jacobs wa
b here visiting her daughter at the tim
, Mr.. Jacobs died.
- 1feS. anu DifS. bOOlo vi Guo OOlloSe
of Idano entertained the class of 1870
and Faculty at tea during commence
=. ment week. The young people viii
= long remember the occasion as one o
: the brightest events connected wit
| their graduation.
! Mr.. James r. Keith was over fror
Rockville Thursday and scarcely struc
S town before dispOsing of his wool d
l. IA cents. Mcfarland and Mckenzl
= are holding for better figures. SHEEP
= men say that Netherlands clip is til
a." best they ever saw. 4.
y George Froman left the last of th
). week with a shipment of horses TO
T Dawson City. Mr.. sFroman was Yer
: successful with his cattle on his las
: "trip, but met with several thrilling 81
perlences while en- route OF which b
u speaks in realistic manner. -
Il The many friends of Rev. D. A
i. Clemens will be gratified to learn tina