The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-30

egate to the Republican State Con-
vention at Wallace. Altho he was
absent from his home but five days,
yet he gained II pounds in averdu-
pois, and enjoyed the trip.
S5c. China silk in all colors, sale
price. 19c.-The Famous.
The First National Bank of Wei
ser and the Bank of Weiser have
consolidated under the name of the
First National Bank of Weiser. e.
M. Barton, president, and G. J. Sell
win, cashier.
Mems heavy blue overalls, special,
65c.-The Famous.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Egleston, for
merly of Caldwell, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth tBabe) to Mr.. Leroy R
Human of Catskill, N. Y. Mr.. Hin
man is connected with the quarter
master department of the U. s. Army.
The many friends in Caldwell of Miss
Egleston will unite in wishing her
much joy and happiness.
81 grade of Muslin gowns and
skirts, go at Goethe Famous.
Reb. John Stribbling of Earlham.
Iowa, visited in Caldwell Monday
and Tuesday. Mr.. Stribbling Is a
prominent minister of the Friends
denomination, and was on his return
from California and stopped over
Sabbath to attend Friends Quarter
iy meeting at Greenleaf.
Standard machine cotton, seven
spools for 25c.-The Famous.
The Scenic theater is now open to
the public, and is enjoying a share
of the public patronage. The enter
tainment consists Of moving pictures
and illustrated songs. There is a
change of program ON each Monday,
Wednesday and Friday night. The
pictures are the best obtainable and
Judge Price who has the manage
ment is always on the lookout for
the comfort of his patrons. No rough
or boiterous language Is allowed.
Mems work gloves, best soc. grade
35c.-The Famous.
Miss Alice GIBSON has returned
from Twin Falls where she has been
teaching school, having charge of
the German and Latin classes. Miss
Gipson will remain at her home In
this city until the next school year
begins. She stated that she was very
much pleased with the Twin Falls
country and that business was BOOM
Ing.
Ladies' white or colored waists;
special number, 49c.-The Famous.
Findley Monroe of Emmett was
in the city attending court. He re-
ports that the Canyon Canal Co. have
a force Of men on the Canal to
the banks wherever need
ed. When the Canyon Canal was
first constructed the promoters fig-
ured a profit up in the thousands
but now that has gone glimmering
and 1t is said that they will have to
put up several thousands OF dollars
more than they receive for con-
structing the canal.
Ladies' long gloves in mercerized
black or white. 5sc.-The Famous.
The first quarterly meeting of the
County Grange win be held In Cald-
we'll next Wednesday at 1880 In the
Masonic Hall. 1t Is expected that a
arge number of visitors will be pres
mt from all over the country. Din
Ter will be served to all visiting
members by the Caldwell grange.
In afternoon meeting will be held In
he City Hall, commencing at 2.s0.
This meeting will be free for all. A
musical and literary program will
re rendered. The public Is cordially
invited. The New Plymouth Quartet
Vill be present and render some fine
ocal music.
John F. Nugent and c. G. Cavan-
ah of Boise City are attending court.