The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02


at the Model"
Mrs. c. S. Doan has returned from
an extended visit with her parents
in Boston.
The best refrigerators made, are
at the Model Furniture store.
The College team lost at ball last
Saturday to Payette. The score stood
to in favor of the visitors.
Albert Christensen is in the city
for a short visit with friends and re-
latives.
The Model Furniture Co. have some
of the handsomest lace curtains ever
seen in this city.
Caldwel's next Market Day COM
mences at 1890 a. M, Monday, May
4th.
Ham Kaufman accompanied the
Democratic delegation to Payette
Wednesday and will remain there for
a few days.
Caldwell's Market Day, Monday,
May 4, will be another big day
come in early. List your sales early.
Mrs. Carl Hildreth left Thursday
in company with her mother, Mrs. I.
H. Hildreth, for the Place Sanitarium
where her mother will receive treat
ment.
Joe Chamberlain, who was injured
last Saturday by fall, and was TAX
en- to the firemans rooms at the City
Hall has so far recovered as to be
moved to Mr.. Messler's residence
The Ballantyne Mercantile Co. are
having new front put in their store
which will give them much larger
show windows and greatly increase
the appearance of the oldest store
room in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Shelby are in
Weiser this week. Mr.. Shelby is
court stenographer for Judge Bryan.
Mrs. Shelby is the daughter of the
Weiser P. M.
Jerry Shea, one fthe old time SET
tiers of Owyhee County, was in the
city Thursday looking for team of
mules that got away Sunday night
while his family were camped on
Snake River, just above Froman's
Ferry.
A Short Line engineer was in Cald-
wei this week for the purpose of in
specting the grade of the S. F., I. &
M. road, not that the Short Line wants
to buy the grade, but to see what
the prospects really are, for the road
being completed to Sheaville, this
year.
Mrs. s. Britt and daughter have
returned from visit with friends
at Twin Falls. Shea was so excited
on their arrival that he grabbed the
baby and started for Jim Patton's on
a run hollering fire.
The next big sale at Caldwell will
be Monday, May 4th. These sales
are the place to buy and sell any
thing that is used on the farm, also
remember that every merchant in
the city makes special prices for
this day. Sale begins at 1890 a. m.
The reports thus far from the
fruit men is that the frost has not
as yet injured the crop. The cherry
crop is reported as being exceptional
ly large and unless there should be
later frosts, fruit of all kinds will
be big crop.
G. c. Anderson, the Golden Rule
man" of Boise and who is also large
ly interested in 1.-THE Famous" at
Caldwell was in the city Monday ac-
companied by his wife. While here
they were the guests or Dr. and Mrs.
Young.
A local appeared in a recent issue
of the Commercial West, published
at Minneapolis, stating that Elmer
Clark, cashier for the Caldwell Bank
ing & Turst Go. had resigned. This
is a mistake, as the correspondent
would find out II he called at the
bank for a loan.
Rev. William Thurston Brown de-
livered a very interesting discourse
at the City Hall Sunday forenoon.
Rev. Brown Is the field missionary
of the Unitarian denomination, with
headquarters at Ogden. He also de-
livered a lecture Tuesday night, his