The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-10
See the Snow Lawn Swing at Ida

no Implement Co.
Root beer is cool, healthful and
delicious. Adam is IT.
T. u. Roberts and family left for
the Payette lakes Monday.
Judge Frank j. Smith left for
Gearhart, Oregon, Wednesday.
Adam for root beer. He makes
this delicious drink a speciality.
M. A. Bates of the Parma Herald
was in Caldwell a few hours Tuesday.
Remember that Adam, the tobacco
vender, is 1t when it comes to root
beer.
| Mrs. w. f. Parker and daughter.
Lucille, are visiting friends at New
Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Roadway and
daughter, Miss Ann. left Thursday
for Gearhart, Oregon, where they
will spend few weeks.
r. Farrar is building a neat cot
tage on the corner of Belmont and
TENN streets.
Adam for root beer, soda and lem
onade. He devotes particular atten-
ton to root beer.
Mrs. o. v. Bailey left Monday for
Nyssa, where she will spend several
days visiting friends.
The Idaho Implement Co. are Of
fering nice assortment of Stude-
baker rubber-tired runabouts.
| S. F. CLANCY and wife left Friday
morning for Starkey hot springs,
where they will spend a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff Maxey of
Aberdeen, Wash, are in Caldwell the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Maxey,
Ed. Price, one of the Boise ma
chine operators was in Caldwell Sat
urday enroute to his home at Ketch.
UNI.
Mrs. R. H. Davis and daughter
Miss Margaret, and son George, left
, for Ketchum Tuesday morning to be
!, gone couple of weeks.
Frank Moore left Monday for En-
terprise. Oregon. 1t is understood
that he and Miss Kay of that city
will be married this week.
Henry Johnson and wife of Bots,
were in Caldwell this week. Mrs
, johnson is the proud possessor o
; tickets number l, 2, and on tn
Boise & Interurban.
Haley G Turner shipped seven car
loads of horses from Caldwell t
Nashville. Tenn, and Los Angeles
California. Mr.. Haley has been il
Caldwell for some time past.
The Parma Herald is authorit
for the statement that the Democrat
of Canyon county are thinking o
starting a Democratic paper in thi
city. Mr.. Ham Kaufman is to be II
charge of the venture.
w. j. Ross left Wednesday morn
. ing for the east. Mr.. Ross will spen
!, a short time at Colorado Springs
Colorado, and afterwards go to Kan
sas City and st. Louis. He will
gone three weeks or month.
The Forward Club meets regularl
: every first and third Tuesday of eac
month. The first is business NEE
ing, the second social on,
Members are urged to be present 6
g all meetings.
v Grand Secretary and Mrs. G. +
}. Handy are visiting Silver City FRIEND
r. this week. Mr.. A. E. Gipson hi
charge of the Grand Secretary's Off
during his absence Silver City
the -old home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hand
= Dave Brumbaugh. one Of the ow
. ers of the Idaho Hotel at Silver Cit
- was in Caldwell Wednesday for a fe
hours. Mr.. Brumbaugh Is charm,
of the board of commissioners
d. Owyhee county and is one of Il
Is pioneers of that camp.
:" Rev. ]. C. Mitchell of Boise, W
hold services at Caldwell, Sunds
August 25, 1907. 1t has not yet be
lr- determined where the services W
Dr. be held. The Tribune has kind
consented to make this announ,
ment. Mr.. Mitchell is the Unitari
pastor at Boise and has served {
W. people there very acceptably the pi
few months.
Conductor Kaufman says: "Y
may contemplate the magnificence
IN the bright. new cars of the Boi
six Caldwell electric railway: pra
Try the management for opening this
DC, terry of convenience along the pol
of lous valley of the Nile between Bo
BILE and Caldwell: solace yourselves
on. the fact that you can reach the cap
or In one hours ride. wi
len out going around the Ma
ear pa horn; laud the enterpr
for to heaven. and then some. but