The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

Mr.. ana MRS. j. f. Herr enter =
tanned the Baptist society at their
home Wednesday night
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety had a meeting Wednesday at
the residence of H. R. Clever.
S. D. Hartkopf replaced the roof
on the Pioneer Office building that
was destroyed by the recent fire.
j. A. James was in from his farm
at Five Mile Tuesday. He said that
they had experienced great hail
storm Monday of this week. Crops
suffered great damage.
John brennan returned Thursday
from trip across Snake river, where
he is now interested in band of
| sheep, having purchased the band
| owned by John Williams.
Miss Imogene Madden opened
summer school in the Lincoln school
building Monday. Miss Madden Is
| one Ol IHe popuidl ISdShCi0 III INV
Caldwell school. The branches
taught are those necessary for pu-
pills to pass the Sth grade examina-
ton.
The electric light fixtures for the
court house have arrived and are be-
ing put in place. They are entirely
different in design from other in
the state having all been made from
special designs for the building. The
Caldwell Electric Supply Co. has the
contract.
Walter Froman returned Wednes-
day from the Twin Falls country
where he has been with a surveying
crew. He has taken a position with
the S. F., |. & M. r. R. and will start
on the survey next Manday.
Arthur Street, one of the promi-
nent and substantial citizens of Pay
cite, was in Caldwell Saturday trans
acting business.
Ira Kaufman who has been res
ident of Caldwell for two months, and
job compositor at the Caxton Print
ers, left on No. 6 Tuesday afternoon
for Sioux City, Iowa, in answer to 6
T wire to take a position in the com
mercial printing house of the whole
sale grocery house of Tolerton, War
field & Co. Mr.. Kaufman was fine
baritone player and will be much
missed by the band boys.
The owners of the Golden Gate
D addition to Caldwell have been max
ing some improvements in the way o
r ditching. The improvement will b.
t a benefit to the road leading from
town to the Wheeler place and shoult
+ have been done long before this.
: The many friends of Mrs. Rutl
g Plowhead will be glad to learn tina
7 although she is still confined to he
bed, she Is thought to have passe
the critical period and is gradual
improving.
il 1t is sometimes expensive to hav
h good credit at bank, as F1nle
mckenzie came near finding out on
day this week 1t appears that som
II one who evidently knew Mr.. McKer
IL zie's financial standing at the F1r'
le National Bank of this city, for on
of the banks at Ogden wired tn
= First National here to send Finle
Mckenzie SITS, but before they coul
m comply, the cashier happened to sc
Mt Mckenzie on the street and
We asked him If he had been
n. Ogden, he replied that he ha
nd not. The wire was sent b'
is instructions were given to full
identify the payee Nothing has bee
heard from the party since the tel
- gram was sent.
m Mr.. and Mrs. George H. West
N Greeley, Colorado are the guests
DIS Mr.. and Mrs. Gipson. Mr.. West
,e- one of the men who followed the a
vice of the great editor of the Nc
York Tribune, when he said, 7
o. west, young man, go west" He cal
"a to Colorado in 1871 and Is one
W. the leading irrigationists of the
49,, ter mountain country. Mr.. and Nj
.n West are on a trip to the coast a
will remain in Caldwell for Il
days before continuing their journ'
Oh Notice to Creditors.
10 In the Probate Court of Cany