The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-01

| lJOT lnursudys
Miss Fritzie Schnable returned
from a short visit to Boise.
Ex-Governor Morrison delivered
the memorial address at the opera
house Thursday.
Commencing June 9th the Pony
Express will be run Boise to Hunting
ton.
Miss Alice Bardmas leaves today
for Spokane to enter the business
college at that place. Miss Bardmas
intends studying bookkeeping and
stenography and believes in thoro-
ughly certifying her talents SO as
to at herself to combat the world
in more phases than one.-Weiser
Signal
Ham Kaufman, Scientific Optician
and Spectical frame adjuster, can
be consulted for a few days at the
residence of Mrs. Swain Beatty.
Goods and work guaranteed. See
him.
Mrs. Bloomfield and son, of Nam
pa, visited with her sister, Mrs.
Adam, and other friends in this
city. Mrs. Bloomfield is always a
welcome visitor to Caldwell. where
she spent many years of her life,
and it was here her husband first
found her.
Mr.. J. Bridegroom of Norton,
Kansas, was in Caldwell Thursday
The gentleman is an old acquaint-
ance of Henry Griffith's. Mr.. Bride
groom is in the banking business at
his home town and is in this country
looking for an opportunity to make
some Investments.
The Manning Transfer Co. of this
city moved IL pianos during the pres
ent month. Thi sumner was only
those belonging to people who chang
ed their residence. Caldwell can
boast of having more pianos than any
other town of its size in the state.
| Mrs. Ruth Plowhead of Boise ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. A. e.
Gipson to her home in this city. Mrs
Plowhead will be Joined by her hus.
band about June 10th. They may
conclude to make this city their flu.
ture home.
Rev. F. E. Springer, pastor of tn,
Presbyterian Church in this city, will
deliver the bacculaurate sermon TO
the High School next Sunday in tn
Presbyterian Church.
The Caldwell Commercial Clul
have extended an invitation to tn
Omaha Commercial Club who are ex
pected to pass through over the Shor
Line June 18th. to make their arrang
ements so as to remain for at leas
two hours. AS yet no answer ha
been received from the invitation.
III T. w. Thomas, manager of tn
Big Lost River Irrigation Co.. was 4
the city this week purchasing horses
He got one car from c.. H. Turner
! the Caldwell horse dealer. TIL
) horses were billed to Blackfoot.
R. G. Streeter and family arrives
in Caldwell Wednesday. from Trues
dale, Mo. Mr.. Streeter will occup
the George Crookham place. bette
known as the Howard Sebree resi-
dence. He has come to stay as h
brought car of 10000 capacit
with him.
Sixteen wool buyers are in tn
city and they will probably all
here for the big sale next Tuesda!
Wool continues to arrive in lare
quantities, but no sales of any cor
sequence have been made this weel
Our citizens do not want to forg,
that the Southern Idaho Medical Al
ISOLATION will hold their next sessio
"a In Caldwell July 9th.
Il W. H. Sehenck, secretary of IL
Owyhee County Development Co
u has received official notice that tn
, maps of the company have been a
cepted by the interior department
& Work will now be pushed on the Ell
! terprise as fast as possible.
Thursday afternoon two of II
half dozen local ball teams played
1t cyclone game at the fair ground
\ The teams were captained by No
- ton and Martin, the latter winnin
d The score stood 9 TO 5 and mo,
, to hear from.
Clerk Bailey delivered the orr
70 ton at Meridian on Memorial Da,
IF to large and appreciative audienc
Mr. HadlQy saws that tho aftauda nj