The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-20

| ". .. mdooCu WAS q ooiSC VAoiCol
yesterday.
The latest things in handbags a
The Famous.
]. H. Lowell went down to Ros.
well yesterday on business.
Wool shipments continue. There
has been 10 cars loaded this week.
Uncle Jim Apperson is building a
cottage in the Golden Gate addition.
Mrs. Jacob Stroup and Mrs. Jessie
Bryan of Payette were in Caldwell
Thursday.
bargain in good furniture. Used
only short time. Inquire of Prof.
F. W. Barr.
DR.. Young left this week for Chi
cago, where he will take post-grad-
uate course.
DR.. Noggle returned to Caldwell this
week from Pearl and will locate in
Middleton.
Try a Ladies' Home Journal pat
tern and you will always use them.
The Famous.
Farmers are busy getting repairs,
for their mowers. The hay crop Is
reported good.
Drs. Maxey and Stewart of Boise
were in town Wednesday on profess
sional business.
Frank Howard of Roswell was in
town Monday. He reports that con-
siderable hay is being cut.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bal
lentyne, girl. This important event
occurred Tuesday, June 18th.
Gilbert Shelby, the lightning-man-
aipulator of the lead pencil for Judge
Bryan's court, was Boise visitor
Tuesday.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield, former owners of the
Nampa Leader-Herald, have bought
the Weiser Signal.
Haying will commence this week.
The hay crop is said to be very good;
in fact, much better than was ex-
pected month ago.
/, Henry Olsen. chief clerk in the
superintendent Office of the s. f.,
i. & M. R. R., returned from an ex-
tended trip In the middle West.
Warmers Guaranteed Rust-Proof
Corsets-the kind for summer-at the
Famous.
The Caldwell band has been en-
gagged to furnish music at the Boise
Fourth of July celebration. Our
neighbors know a good thing when
they hear it.
Wash silk waists in black and white,
$2.50 at The Famous.
Judge and Mrs. Beatty were Cald-
well visitors Saturday. They have
just returned from acknowledging
the globe, and have many pleasant
recollections Of their trip.
Long silk gloves in black, white
and brown at The Famous.
Mickey Morton was in the city this
week from his home on the Payette.
Mickey Is one of the original Dubois
and he says SO without
Tape girdles at IS and so cents.
The Famous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Baker have re-
turned to their home in this city. Mr..
Baker has been east, where he was
called to the death bed of his mother.
He arrived two days before her death.
Mrs. Baker has been visiting with her
who live near Jordan Valley.
New assortment of Wash Belts. The
Famous.
The business men OF Caldwell have
organized business mems protective
association. Meetings are to be held
vice a month, at which time the list
II undesirable creditors will be ex-
Imined and reported to the associa-
ion.
Ladies' and children's white oxfords
n all sizes. The Famous.
Huston Frost returned Monday
rom a trip to Butte, Mont, where
le went In charge of two cars of
mutton sheep. Owing to the flooded
ondition Of the railroads, it took
even days for him to reach his des-
He unloaded the sheep at
fonda, where he grazed them for
wo days and this was the only feed
hey had during the trip. /