The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-26

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Foot ball goods at Jake Horns. If
Frank Gombest went to Emmett Tues
day.
Houston Frost was down from star this
week.
John Williams of Middleton visited Cald-
well Thursday.
Miss Leora Myers spent Sunday with her
parents in the city.
Messrs H. j. and Sam Ballantyne were
Boise visitors Wednesday.
b. L. williams, proprietor Of the Enter
prise ferry was in town this week.
j. L. Bardsley, a prominent Pleasant
Ridge farmer. was in town Wednesday.
FL. Il. Wood. representing the Medical
Lake Salts Mfg. Co. was in town Tuesday,
Attorney stone visited Boise this week
on legal business, returning home Wednes-
day.
Harland Van Ness left for San Francisco
Thursday, where he will attend business
college
]. M. Bray, well known Nampa con-
tractor, was in town Thursday transact.
ing business.
Jesse Andrews of Parma has returned to
Caldwell to resume his studies at the Col
lege of Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter stopped off few
days in Caldwell this week and visited with
G. P. Lee and family
The young people of Caldwell are organ
izing dancing club. A club dance will be
given each Friday evening.
Robert Bowman and wife of Nampa
were in Caldwell Sunday attending the
funeral of Luther Bowman.
Mrs. G. Minor returned this week from
the east. She visited some time in Chicago
and had very pleasant trip. g.
Attorney Charley Reed, an old time
Caldwell lawyer. was in the city during the
week shaking hands with old time friends
The Seventh Day Adventists will erect q
church in Caldwell in the near future
They are now looking for a suitable loca,
ton.
Gov. Morrison was down from Boise o
few hours Wednesday. He has just re
turned from the national irrigation con.
gress at Ogden.
The News is eleven years old and shows
remarkable strength and vitality for it,
age. We extend congratulation and wish
it many happy returns of the day.
John Steunenberg has an ad in this issue
Mr.. Steunenberg is the proprietor of thu
only exclusive shoe store in tn city and il
offering some good bargains in this issue
Jessie Clay transacted land business be
fore Judge Church Tuesday. She filed OF
aquarter under the Owyhee County Ditcl
and Reservoir Companys irrigation pro
ject.
Mr.. and Mrs John Williams are in thu
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs RALPH
Cakes. Mr.. Williams is interested in SOM
very promising Thunder mountain minin
properties.
Mr.. ]. M. Patton, our energetic and up
to-date carpenter and contractor leave
for Shoshone this week. He will erect a
that place handsome dwelling for hi
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Brown.
Victor Hammer was in the city Saturda!
attending to business connected with tn
irrigation district. Mr. Hammer recently
located near Caldwell His children ar
thus enabled to secure the advantages {
excellent school facilities
Sunday Alvasutton attempted to harnes
an obstreperous horse and by way of per
suasion tapped the horse on the ear with
bride. The animal took offense at thi
and planted his left hind foot on WI
Maxey's right forearm. inficting a paint,
but not serious wound.
great many people from Washingto
and Oregon points are taking up land o
the bench north of town with the expects
ton that water will be gotten on the Ian
In the near future. All of section II hs
been filed on. Messrs Hardy and War
have secured claims out there.
w. HI. Carter, an old time resident
Caldwell and a well known prospeotor an
contractor, was in the city Saturday. Il
attended the meeting of the Board of u
rectors of the Pioneer Irrigation Distrie
He is bidding on part of the work to
done this fall on the canal.