The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

Mrs. Roof and Miss Wood took in
Che Fourth at Boise.
There are 1O3 lots yet unsold in the
Canyon Hill cemetery, and 80 in the
P8ttef's Field.
The Caldwell Interurban passenger
car will sool be in commission, and
passengers will l.. carried to the res
ervoir site daily. Tho motive power
is a ten-horse power gasolias engine
and the car will seat IL passenssrN
While 1t may not be thing of beauty
1t will sure be a joy until something
better takes its place.
Mrs. H. e. King of Nampa, who
has been visiting with her brother,
G. H. Handy, and family, has returned
to her home in the Junction City.
In addition to the 80 cars of cat
tie shipped from Caldwell Wednesday,
six more were sent out yesterday,
making the total Sc for the week.
w. 8. Hawks, president of the
Hawks Nursery Co., made a trip to
Roswell Wednesday. He reports the
fruit crop in that section as being
fine, all kinds being in abundance.
]. G. Turner, the Main street jew
eler. was at Middleton Wednesday
night and assisted in the oratorical
contest by singing song.
D. N. Smith of Ogden left for his
home Thursday, after spending some
time here. He invested In some Can
yon county dirt and will soon move his
family to this city, and open q dem
lists office. Mr.. Smith is dentist of
many years. experience, and will
doubtless have his share Of business.
2 The Caldwell band is at Boise,
helping to furnish music for the
Fourth of July celebration. 1t goes
without saying that our boys will be
one of the attractions of the celebra-
ton.
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A. e. Harris, formerly a resident
of Caldwell, but now residing at Po-
catello, was In the city yesterday CALI
ing on friends. He has been absent
for over two years and was greatly
surprised at the many changes that
haye taken place since he left.
The School Teachers Club of Cald-
well met Wednesday night with Miss
Georgia Mcfarland. While several
members of the club were unable to
be present, yet most enjoyable time
was had. Those present were: Miss
es Mann, Herman, M. Riddle, w. Rid
die. Beatty and Miss Mcfarland.
Ada F. Madden arrived In
Caldwell from Butte and will visit
friends here for a short time before
going to California. Miss Madden is
one of the prominent school teachers
of Butte, where she has held an Inn
portant position for several years.
R., J. Anderson. former manager of
the Black Pearl mine at Pearl, now
of Boise, with his wife and two
daughters. spent last Sunday with H.
w. Dorman and family. 1t had been
years since Mr.. Anderson had been to
Caldwell. He was greatly surprised
at the growth Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hartley are in
the city visiting relatives. Mr.. Hartley
Is one of the leading stock-growers of
and his wife is the daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Mat Cook OF this
city. They have been in Round val
ley, where Mr.. Hartley grazes his
band Of cattle.
Died-The infant child of ]. F. Nc
Intire died Wednesday. The remains !
we're at the Jones Undertaking Par !!
lors for a short time Thursday, and
nterment was at the Canyon Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire
have the sympathy of the community |
n the loss Of their little one. t
q. M. Brass arrived home from his
Duck Valley stock ranch for 4 few
lays visit with his family and to get
acquainted with his new daughter