The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-08

Gates.
Plat & Steele can make you price
on a piano that will surprise you.
B. F. Holt, manager of the Idaho
Implement Co., attended the Oregon
Idaho congress at Weiser
Mrs. Della Brobst left Tuesday for
a three-months visit to her sister, Mrs.
George Crookham, at Georgetown, Ne
braska.
E. w, Bromley, who was formerly in
the local telegraph office is now locat-
ed at Cliff, a station on the Portland
and Seattle r. r.
A very pleasant social and tea was
given by the missionary society Of the
M. E. church Wednesday evening. A
collection was taken and about $44
was received.
All kinds of garden seeds in pack
ages and bulk, at W. H. Roadway Co.
About rs young people from the NJ.
e. church attended the Epworth league
convention at Middleton last Satur-
day and Sunday. A good helpful time
is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aven were among the
members who went to Kuna to the
land drawing. Mr.. Aven drew lot he
uouId mot tola S900 for
Messrs. Jones and Miller, two prom
inent farmers living near Emmett,
were in the city Wednesday attend
ing to some legal business.
Miss Georgia Foote is assisting in
the work at the county clerks Office
The fees collected last month passed
the high water mark being $126S.
Willie Cakes met with a painful &C
cident Monday, while feeding a horse
his foot slipped in such a manner that
when he fell, he broke his arm.
Edgar M. Heigho, general manager
of the Pacific & Idaho Northern has
announced rates from stations on that
line to Caldwell and return. The tick
cts are good going May II and IS, and |
returning on May q and %.
Miss Louise JUNIOR accompanied Miss /
Edna jackson to Boise Sunday. Miss |
jackson had spent couple of days
in Caldwell, the guest of Miss JUNIOR
Grain of all kinds, whole or chop
ped, at the Feed Store-Both Phones.
EDWARDS & BLACK.
F. A. Harmon, from some point in
Kansas, was in the city yesterday. He
is DESTROYS of opening jewelry store
and interviewed the sheriff regarding |
the Turner stock
Mrs. Farrar and children arrived /
from a few weeks visit with friends in |
Salt lake. Bob is not near as cranky |
as he was before their arrival.
E, W. Bromley, formerly telegraph |
operator at the Short Line office is |
now pounding brass at Cliff station on !
the Portland & Seattle R. r. in Wash |
ington.
All natives of Minnesota interested
in organizing a Minnesota club will |
kindly call on or give their name to
j. B. Gowen or Henry M. Olsen, as
soon as possible.
The court house yard presents a
neat appearance since the wire fence
was removed from around it. Janitor
Sturgeon is to be congratulated on the
fine appearance of the lawn.
Jack Watkins left Thursday for the
Malheur country for the purpose of
installing gasoline pumping plant
for irrigating 100 acres of hay land,
owned by Mr.. Shafer. The outfit was
sold by the Idaho Implement Co.
Henry Olsen, who has been con-
nected since its inception with the
Sureties Co. of this city, has severed
his connection with the company, but
will not leave the city, at least for the
present.
Poultry food, beef scraps, stock
food, oil meal, in fact, anything that
produces health and vigor in poultry
and stock, at the Feed Store.-ED-
WARDS G. BLACK.
The Winnemucca papers report a
rich strike in a mine located about 70
miles north of that city. s. w. Gun
daker is the president of the company.
The numerous friends of Sam in this
county will be pleased to learn of his
good luck.
We wish to extend our thanks to our
friends and neighbors for their kindly
aid and sympathy and especially to
the Masonic order for their assistance
and sympathy during the recent sick
ness and death Of our beloved husband
and father-MRS VIM ALLEN Mr.