The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-29

Judge Stovel united in marriage
Miss Ida Smedly and Mr.. A. Breedan.
this week
Messrs. Lowell & Madden have
J moved into their new quarters. The
| offices are elegantly furnished.
Messrs. J. b. Gowen and &c. H.
DuttOn have purchased the machin-
cry for the manufacture of ice. They
will establish an ice and cold storage
| plant in the immediate future.
Announcements are out announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Anna Chris
Hanson and Mr.. Albert West GIBSON.
The wedding occurs October End at
the home of the brides mother.
Canyon county had not better
representative in the legislature than
A. A. Richards. His friends in Ada
will be glad to know that he is a
prominent candidate this year for
the senate.--Capital News.
The First National Bank of Nampa
has been authorized to begin business
| with $25, capital. f. H. Dewey
is president. ]. II. Murray, vice
president, and Walter E. Miller,
cashier.
Some Democrats object to having
h 1to. nod Il lhi
throats. One prominent Democrat
says that he hasn't yet found a man
in town, who will support all of the
Nampa nominees.
Regular services at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath by the pas
| tor, music under the direction of
Miss Mary Meyer. The opening part
Of the evening services will be de-
voted to music.
o. d. Canter was in Caldwell Tues
lay Mr. Canter recently sold his
;heep interests and embarked in the
cattle business. He says that he is
doing very we'll He returned to his
home on Reynolds creek the same
day.
The old students of the College of
| Idaho rendered the new students a
| reception at the Assembly hall Fri
day evening of last week. After the
initiatory services a dainty luncheon
| away very pleasantly.
Mrs. H. Bell, sister of Mrs. w. r
Stark, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. s. A. Loomis, left Sunday for
San Jose. CAL, for her health. She
carried TO the train on her bed. She
had been in Payette for the last six
months.--Payette Independent.
A Lecture on the Life Of Christ
illustrated with many stereopticon
views--will be given at Assembly
Hall. Oct. Sd, at half past Z O'Clock.
conformity by Rev. Mr.. Springer pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, and
Dr. Boone, president of the college
cordial invitation is given. Ad-
| mission 10 cents.
! V. d. Hannah was up from Cald-
we'll today. Mr.. Hannah predicts
glowing success for the Canyon coun-
ty fair which begins the 9th of next
month. The demand for premium
| lists has been greater than ever be-
| fore and there is more enthusiasm
among the people concerning the
| fair.-Nampa Leader-Herald.
The Tribune wishes to cOngratu-
late Mr.. o. V. Bailey, editor of the
| News, upon his nomination for Clerk
of the District Court. 1t is true
that Editor Badley's chances of cleo
ton are so mighty slim, that there is
nothing TO it, but the confidence of
his party in nominating him was a
neat and well deserved tribute.
| Idaho representatives to the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge |. o. o. F., now
in session OF Toronto. We're appoint
ed on committees as follows: Mr..
LaRue of Lewiston, credentials: r.
p. Quarles of Boise, state of order;
A. X. Steunenberg of Caldwell. fin
ance. On the Patriarch Militant
branch of the order A. X. Steunen-
berg of Caldwell and w. A, Coueha
nour of Payette received appoint
ments.
The sugar factory has been delay
ed somewhat. owing TO the shortage
of help. lack of beets and accident I,
machinery, and will not commence
the run till Monday Beets ara be
ginning to come in pretty we'll now
The first train load of nine cars Wa
received last night and a regular
train crew has been put on to hrins
in the crop from distant points alon,
the Short Line. They Will do thei
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