The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-09

| j. L. SeDfee attenued to business IN Boise
Monday.
S. B. Kingsbury was down from Boise
this week.
Louis Hurtle is over from Jordan Valley
this week
Finley Mckenzie was in the city for few
days this week
The News issued very creditable Easter
number Saturday.
DIR. McCalla of Boise attended to profess
sional business in Caldwell yesterday.
At the recent Nampa city election, H. A.
Partridge defeated W. J. McCleland for
mayor
Mr.. r. G. Ford's two daughters arrived in
the city this week. They come from Golf.
| eyburg, Mo.
Mrs. IT. Hay entertained the ladies of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Church, Thursday.
Harry Watkins, a well known Boise fur
nlture dealer, has been accused of the MUIR
der of Dayis Levy.
Attorney II, e. Wallace was called to
Payette, Thursday on professional business.
He returned Friday.
The story that Mr.. J. L. Baker had sold
his interests in the grocery store to James
Harris, is unfounded
Miss Leona Meyers gave surprise party
in honor of her brother, Monday evening.
1t was pleasant event.
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the latest
and most approved methods. If
II. M. RuddOck. the well known Roswell
nurseryman, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Ruddock is selling great many trees in
Caldwell.
Manager Richard Beatty informs us that
the Rip Roarers of Caldwell will annlhilate
the Stem Winders of Nampa Sunday on the
local diamond.
Miss Minnie Boone returned home Mon.
day evening from Montana, whe re she con-
Quoted very successful term of shooi the !
past six months
The ladies of the free reading room desire
% re-catalOg the books, and request that |
all who have books belonging to the library |
return them at once
The News has decided to publish but once
week henceforth Editor Roberts found as
have many others, that there is more glory
than profit in sem-weekly.
The Boise Statesman says that the saloon
element elected T. X. Little, mayor of Cald-
we'll That is about as near right as the the
Statesman ever gets things.
Mr.. Thomas Burns Is erecting a neat cot
tage on First street north. Mr.. and Mrs
Burns recently came to Caldwell from
Notus. They will make their home in Cald-
we'll.
There were $50 people registered in Cald-
we'll and $50 voters can be counted who for
various reasons, did not register. This in
dlcates population for Caldwell betwean
$500 and 3CO0
Mr. Harry Crookham's residence will
soon be reality. 1t will be large and sub
Stantialy built and, of course, elegantly fur
nlshed. The erection of the frame work
will be started at once.
While working on one of the canals, Leon
Golden wrenehed his back in turning
'craper, and is now badly afflicted with
1t is though that he will be mn
Gble to work for some weeks.
Last Saturday, C. W. Cooper preferred
'harges against Rev, c. f. Holman for MAIN
aiming public nuisance in Caldwell. The
'ase came up before Judge Bennett. The
ufy found the defendant guilty, and he was
ined $23 t
Services will be held at the Episcopal
jhurch tomorrow evening, conducted bv
feV Jones of Boise. An excellent choir
las been organized and will help to mako
he services pleasant as well as eleyatine f
All are cordially invited to attend
Mr.. J. G. Nichols has purchased G. Fl a
acobs interest in the new furniture stora P
Mr. Jacobs will likely open some other bus.
ness in Caldwell. At any rate he will 20 d
nam with us. Mr. Nichols is, at present S
eputy sheriff of this county. He is well
nown and highly respected in the com "
nunity.
Webb Summers aud R. E. Bramlett bave C
Grchased the Star livery stable of WI
'uVal and took possession of the business v
n the first OF the month. Mr.. Summers is Il
rom West Plains, Missouri, and leaves this n
vening to bring his family back with him.
ir. Bramlett is from Denver, Colorado, and -
nephew of Mr., Summers. Both gen. h
emen come highly recommended as first f,
lass business men and their new businass q,
i'll doubtless be very successful,
eader. =,