The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-29
Mrs. John Bruce is visiting Cald-

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Mrs J. d. Bloomfield of Nampa
visited Mrs E. H. Adam this week
! Miss Viola Campbell has accepted
position in the Western National
Bank.
i D. A. Baxter this week purchased
! Swain Beatys interest in Gordon's
Place.
Cashier S. d. Simpson is building
a handsome residence on Kimball
Avenue.
Miss Gertrude Goodyear of Shea
vile is visiting friends in Caldwell
this week
Mrs James Bissitt and daughter,
Miss Leila, have returned from Jor-
dan Valley.
Miss Mabel Dutton has gone to Nc
Minnville, Oregon, where she will at
tend school.
| Nil d IL. ~ anu WI . ISilio
Askey and daughter have returned
| from the east
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Conovers cot
tago in West Caldwell is rapidly
! nearing completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Fitzwater re-
! u,
and Mrs Fitzwater were recently
married in Iowa.
Misses Elva Baxter and Mabel
Dement, entertained number of
young people OF Miss Bakers home
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Anna Christianson. A most enjoy
able evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker of
Bethany, Missouri, are in Caldwell.
visiting their sons, j. A., ]. L., and
C. G. Baker. Mr.. Baker was post
master at Bethany for ten years. but
recently resigned his office.
Father Joseph Dreyer of Trenton,
N. j., arrived Saturday to take Faith
err Haegy's place. Father Haegy
leaves this afternoon for Cambridge,
Mass, to which place he has been
transferred. He has been in Nampa
about two years and is greatly be-
loved by all his parishioners, who
deeply regret his departure. While
here he has done very good work for
the parish.-Nampa Leader Herald.
Sunday evening the Baptist Asso-
citation of the State closed it's work
in Caldwell, after a four days ses-
sion. A very interesting program
was rendered and much affective
work was done for the good of the
church. About so ministers and
tendance. The local Baptists and
citizens Of Caldwell have done all in
their power to make their stay pleas
ant. 1t was splendid body of
workers.
The Boise Statesman's editorial on
the San Francisco. Idaho and Butte
railroad, in its Tuesday issue was
a beautiful affair. The Statesman
is so afraid that Caldwell is on the
inside. and knowing that il it be,
! Boise is out of business that it can
not intelligently state facts. 1t ram
bles all over the country and finally
arrives at the wonderful conclusion
= that if James J. Hill has bought the
project, il means a great deal for
Idaho. The Statesman is certainly
possessed.
The next Legislature will on joint
ballot have ~ members. The fol-
lowing is the apportionment, each
county being entitled TO one senator,
making 21 members of the senate.
The representatives are: Ada, );
Bannock. 3; Bear Lake, .; Bingham.
3; Boise. /; Canyon, 8; Cassia. | :;
Custer, /; Gilmore, /; Fremont. A.;
Idaho. 3: Kootcnai. 4; Latah. g.:
Lemhi, |; Lincoln |: NeZ Perez, 5 :;
Oneida. .: Owyhee, /; Washington.
= Shoshone, 3. In the election of a
United States senator it will require
g. votes TO elect
Chairman ] II Brady Of the Re
publican State Central Committee
has named the following as members
OF the executive committee: G W
Thompson. Lewiston. \. Il Moss
PayeIte w s. CLANCY. Pocarello, and
James f.. Steele, BINGHAM county
Mrs Belle F. KurtZ of Nampa anC
] Niss Louise F.. Johnson of Roise
: have been chosen as members OF tht
! woman's auxiliary committee Chas
, l.. Hoffman of Rathdrum will Off