The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-14
DR.. Cue was a Boise visitor We'd


horse colt Wednesday.
Miss Amy Madden resumed her
school duties Monday after an abb
sence of 8 months.
M. A. McCollum and family left
Thursday night on No. 6 for their
former home in Texas.
Karl Paine, Barney Coleman and
Milt Cage, all of Boise, were In Cald-
well yesterday attending court.
The hustling town of Parma is lin
ing up in the procession and will hold
special sales day one week from
to-day. There is no flies on Parma.
Rev. d. H. Jones, the popular Epis-
copal minister of Boise held services
in st. David's church in this city on
Wednesday night.
Turner & Barber have the jewelry
stock of Caldwell. Call at their
place on Main Street and be convinc-
ed that they are It.
The Central Lumber & Coal Co.
have the contract for fencing the half
block In the rear of the Saratoga
where the stock sales will be held.
Charles Paine of Roswell was in
town Wednesday Mr.. Paine has
| charge of one of the finest orchards
in the Roswell country and he knows
how to take care of 1t.
| The local lodge of Woodmen will
hold box social at their hall to-
night. A splendid program has been
arranged for and a very pleasant
time is anticipated.
Cakes Bros. are advertising bar
gains in lace curtains. The well
known reputation of Cakes Brothers
Is a sufficient guarantee that they
have the goods as advertised.
The Episcopal Guild met Wednes
: day at the home of Mrs. w. H. Red
way. A goodly number were In at
tendance and a pleasant and prof
table time was spent by all.
w. G. Fenton, postmaster at Boise
was in Caldwell Monday on private
business. Mr.. Fenton Is serving hi
third term as P. III. at the Capita
City and that's going some for
{ Boise officer.
I The Idaho Implement Compan
q are no respecter of persons when
comes to the sale of farm implements
a Everything in their line Is going q
Z cost and carriage without reserve
i They are going out of business.
i Miss Isabel Summers and Samu'
It Ode were married Wednesday ever
IS ing at the home of the brides pa
y ents. The ceremony was performe
n by Rev. B. w. Rice. The happy col
r pie will reside on a ranch in Dixie.
n NJ e. Motherway having purchase
10 the stock of goods from the Kohl
10 estate at Nampa, is now closing
"a out at half price in the Lowell-Jac
20 son building, corner of Arthur al
Seventh Streets.
IN Miss Georgia Meyer is now fillil
X the position Of stenographer in t
b Western National Bank, during t
ys enforced absence of Miss Nancy 3
ker, who was suddenly ca
ed to the bedside of her mother
Paducah, Kentucky.
~. The Caldwell hotel has been rer
it. waited and repaired during the pi
at week. 1t has been cleaned up fro
of top to bottom; repainted and rel
he pered. Manager Brooks proposes
an have one of the cleanest and neat
ev lodging houses in Caldwell.
On A paper Is being circulated in
49, city for the purpose Of organising
nio Taft republican club. There appe
zen to be no objections offered, as
no paper is being numerously sign
ier and SO far az Caldwell is concern
'ne Taft will receive the nomination
'ps president at the Chicago convent
nn-
ev- O. M. Newton, plasterer, has
len Gated in Caldwell and will make
I'M city his future home. Mr.. New
has been an employee of the Ore
Short Line railroad for Is years.
makes a speciality OF ornamental
and imitation tile work. He is mem
nly of the International Ornamental
late ISOLATION. The Tribune urges
all readers to give Mr.. Newton a cha
ate to figure with them.