The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-18

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rday for the Rocky Bar country for
vacation.
A. e. Evetts' mother arrived in the
ty and will remain for several
eeks on a visit.
H. w. Dorman was a visitor at
earl this week looking after the
lining interests in that camp.
Mrs. F. J. Smith and children re-
lrned from a visit with her parents
{ Cow Creek Lakes Monday.
Attorney General Guheen was in
aldwell Tuesday evening, while en-
QUITE to Lewiston, on business.
s. E. Goldsworthy, of Boulder, Colo,
) in the city and will probably locate
ere. He is contractor and builder. \
Frank w. Hawks, manager OF the
hawks Nursery Co., was in the city
he fore part of the week on business.
Mrs. ]. F. Herr and two boys left
morning for a few weeks
risit with friends and relatives In Salt
lake.
Professor GIBSON chaperoned
party of young men to the cool re-
treats in the mountains. They will be
absent for a month.
Mrs. Ralph Sebree has returned
home after a prolonged absence, hav-
ing visited friends in Chicago and
Dillon.
Fred Specht of Notus was In Cald-
we'll Tuesday. He says that the lum-
Der for the bridge is expected on the
ground this week.
]. B. Gowen, T. X. Little, 7. w.
Boone and DIR. Isham attended the
Parma-R Roswell picnic Thursday. They
say they never had better time.
There will be a game of ball Sun
day at 8 o'clock at the fair grounds
between the Carlson-Lusk nine and
the Hay-pitchers from New Plymouth.
Fred Harrington, of the Idaho Meat
Market, rode the goat at the Odd Eel
lows lodge Wednesday night. Fred
stood it all right, but it was hard on
the goat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Shelby are
visiting in Weiser. The chances are
that Gilbert will have bigger fish
story to tell than Dan Brown had or
his return from Starkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Plowhead wert
passengers on No. s Wednesday fol
Portland. Mrs. Plowhead has beef
an invalid for over year and the tril
is for the benefit of her health. IL
will return shortly.
Mrs. ]. H. GIBSON is spending tn
heated term in the Owyhee mountains
but Jim don't know where. All h
knows about her trip is that she wa
met at Dewey by friends and that
the last of her up to the present.
It Is reported that Senator Lam
has sold the Owyhee Nugget to M
M. N. Fegtley. Judge Lamb will
greatly missed by the newspaper Fri
ternity in Idaho. He has been hel
SO long that he is really the dean
the editors in this section OF the stat
George Cummings, one of the hoa
ers, who have no particular abod
was arrested by Marshal Rowland al
taken before Judge Shorb on Il
charge of being drunk. He was Civ
the SIS and costs, but not having I
cash, he was turned over to the me
shall.
II Is really amusing to read how
.licitous the Boise Citizen is about W
should be the nominee Of the Repun
cans for governor. What's the m
ter with doing something for the De
ocratic candidate, II one can be fou
who is willing to take chance In
game.
The Famous" store will open to
public one of the celebrated mill
sales today. This is the fifth Sc
annual mill end sale for this
since they opened up for business
Caldwell. Thousands OF custom
can testify to the advantages to
gained by purchasing goods dur
the sale.