The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-08

! Jacob McKissick, of the railroad
gang. was in Caldwell this week.
The surveyors are now at Rockville.
| Mrs. ]. A. Dement, and children
went to Boise Wednesday morning.
They will spend few days in the
nCapital city visiting friends.
S. d. Simpson, cashier of the West
ern National Bank, is making prep
arations to build a fine residence in
east Caldwell on Kimball avenue.
Miss Pearl Martin of Emmett
spent day in Caldwell this week,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Ba-
ker, while en- route to- Jordan Valley. |
A horse race will be pulled off at |
the fair grounds this afternoon. |
The horses are Quicksilver Jr.. Belle
and Julia NJ. A good race is prom
Used.
/ Tonight the caucus for Republic
cans at the city hall in West Cald-
we'll. Monday the primaries will be
held All Republicans should attend
both.
Earle Roberts, who has been visit
ling Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cupp and Mr..
4 and Mrs. A. Roberts for several
months past, left Thursday afternoon
e for Seattle.
Rev. Springer, the new Presby-
n terrain minister has arrived in Cald-
well. He delivered his first sermon
# last Sunday. Mr., Springer is high
ly accomplished man.
d Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Steunenberg
arrived in Caldwell Thursday even
O ing. Mrs. Steunenberg has been Wis
iting her parents in the Willamette
valley for some time.
Mrs. H. A. Graef and child ar
rived in Caldwell Saturday. Mr..
Graef has gone into the real estate
business in this city. He came from
e Boulder, Colorado.
We would call your attention tic
the advertisement of the Racket
~ Store found elsewhere in this issue
ls Mr.. Brown has just taken charge
He is closing out at cost.
T. X. Little returned from Chicago
and other eastern points Friday OF
last week. Mr.. Little purchased
n large and complete line of fall ant
al winter dry goods and clothing.
Misses Bea Baker Lola Wey
IN mouth, Edyth and Erma Engel, Dol
Gil lie Dement,, Gladys Quick and Mar
garet GIBSON, chaperoned by Mis-
n Alice Gipson, visited Boise this week
The teachers institute held II
Caldwell last week was huge sue
ay cess, for which great credit is du
he Miss Bean. A great many teacher
attended, and every one of them re
ceived much benefit.
eek Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Steunenber
left this week for Toronto, Canada
Mr.. Steunenberg is Grand Represent
- atiye to the Grand Lodge of the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. The
will be gone a month or six weeks
Judge Shorb reports great activlt
at police headquarters. He tn ak
some startling developments wi
ew transpire within the next ten day
ing Judge Shorb is filling his new pr
sition with credit.
'ly- John brennan returned from law
at Ohio, Thursday morning. Mr.. Drel
nan spent several months visiting h
do parents He says that he had
90 most enjoyable time. but was gil
to get back to Idaho.
md The Caldwell band, of which Cal
onf we'll is justly proud, attended q
Congress at Boise Labor Day.
usual 1t was the star attractio
ga There were five bands present, b
reat Caldwell won all the plaudits.
ess.
Edgar Haugan, of the San Fra
ng's cisco, Caldwell and Butte railroa
ton was in Caldwell this week. He we
ecu to Boise to meet his father Hon.
B. Hangar of New York. who
ra- one of the prominent delegates
aav the Irrigation Congress.
thu ]. II. Forbes, formerly reside
of Emmett will spend the winter
for Caldwell. Mr.. Forbes has charge
this the construction work on the elect
rma railway bridge across the Boise ri'
near Caldwell He is looking for
Miss 'e''"'0
the Col. All Decker of Red Rock a
g. j. co,.or Murrav of Dillon M