The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-04-04

| Tall morse dealer OF Canyon County
sold car of 'saddlers' to Cary & Nc
Elroy of Omaha, Neb.
The copy for the premium list 70
the county fair Is now in the hand
of the printers. The Caldwell New
being the lowest bidder, was award
ed the contract.
The street commissioner under tn,
instructions Of the city council il
touching up Chicago Street gettini
ready to connect with the new coun
ty road south of the city.
News was received Thursday thai
j. w. Mcdowell, who owned the VIM
Cupp ranch on Squaw Butte was
dead. The cause of death was spot.
ted fever.
If you have Ham Kaufman fl
your spectacles, you get sure fit,
at Iowa prices, and are not grated
to pay some travelling optical quack's
hotel expenses.
DR.. Ed e. Maxey of Boise was In
the city Monday to welcome the ar
rival of a nephew at the home of John
j. Plowhead. Mother and son are
doing nicely and John, well-he will
recover.
The Oregon Short Line has sub
mitted the proposition of $3.50 per
month for electric lights at Caldwell.
The company has made arrangements
at Payette for lights at those figures.
1t is fervently hoped that an ar
rangement can be made whereby
lights can be turned on at the depot
in this city.
Miss Lutte Hartkopf, dughter of
Samuel Hartkopf of this city, will
enter st. Luke's hospital in June for
the purpose of taking a course of
training for nurse. Miss Lutte is
4 bright young lady and will doubt
less graduate with honors in her
chosen profession.
DR.. and Mrs. G. ]. G. Fisher of
Carlinsville, Ill. are visiting their
Mrs. R. w. Mcknight. DR..
Fisher is a prominent politician of
he Democrats brand and will prob
IDLY decide to locate in Caldwell for
lie Is very much pleased with the
lily and country.
Mrs. Adam and daughter Laura
we're Sunday visitors at Nampa,
where they went for the purpose Of |
listing Mrs. Bloomfield, who has
zen suffering with a severe attack
4 appendicitis. Mrs. Bloomfield is
sister Of Mrs. Adam and has many
riends in Caldwell, who will hope
or her speedy return to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Hammond left |
asst week for Seattle where they will |
reside, Eddie having
lgned up with the Seattle ball team
Or the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
lond will be greatly missed in Cald-
'ell where they have resided for
everal years and where they have a
lrge circle of friends who will unite
wishing success at their new home.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Heckert
Sunday. a boy. Mrs. Heckert is
lie eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
'hn Sebree. The Tribune regrets
state that the mother and baby are
yet in a precarious condition. 1t
as thought at one time it would not
possible for either of them to
lrvive, but at the present writing
ere are hopes for them unless SER
us complications set in.
The ladies of the Christian church
Ill serve dinner and supper next
onday in the Union block for the
commodation Of those attending
g Caldwell sales day. The repu-
ton of the Caldwell ladies in gen.
al and the Christian ladies in par
'ular, assures those who may be
rtunate enough to have the price
at they will get the worth of their
oney.
The Tribune is pleased to announce
at John brennan is greatly i'm
owed since last week and 1t is be-
we'd that his recovery is now as
red.
chester Glenn the 13-year-old son !
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Of this city, t
badly afflicted with a malignant i.
GER on his leg. He has been opera v
on to the extent of having the !
opened and bone scraped, but the a
sired relief has not come and It is .