The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-15

H. w. Dorman went over to Pearl
yesterday on mining business.
Wool is beginning to arrive. Finley
McKenzie's clip is now coming in.
See those Vudor window shades at
Plat & Steetle's-they are just the
thing.
Plat & Steele are selling push
carts at cost, regardless of style. Call
and see them.
Plat & Steele are selling push
carts at cost, regardless of style. Call
and see them.
FOR SALE.-Four heifer calves, 3
months old, good dairy stock.-L. H.
PAINE, 1904 Arthur street.
WANTED.-Two or three rooIus,
furnished or unfinished, close IN.
Address Alvin Snapp, Gen. Del.
Plat & Steele have some art
squares that are beauties, and the
prices are within the reach of all.
The Caldwell baseball team will
play the Boise team on the home
grounds Sunday. The game will be
a good one.
Mrs. G. F. Undercofer, who has
been sick with pneumonia, is recover
ing, which her many friends will be
glad to know.
Miss Finney, of the college, returned
home Thursday morning from Chica
go, where she has been in the interest
of the college.
Jack Smith, who Sheriff Breshears
brought from Baker ity on a charge
of horse stealing will have his hearing
on the goth inst.
Mayor Gowen and ]. G. Rice will
be the orators at the opening of the
Sunday school convention to be held
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Cleve Clifford, of BramweIl, was ar
rested for assaulting Jessie L. Hob
son and put under bonds for his APP
pearance in Judge Hagelin's court
today, when he will have his trial by
jury
Those kitchen cabinets are just a
little the handiest and neatest piece
of kitchen furniture you ever saw.
Plat & Steele handle them.
Curry Lesser, the Notus merchant
and general booster, was in town yes
terday. Curry is always given the
glad hand by his friends in Caldwell.
The Caldwell team now stands sec
ond in the league contest. The Boise
team will try to take fall out of
them Sunday. A good game is prom
ised.
The county commissioners will meet
in special session on Monday, the gath,
at which time arrangements will be
made for issuing bonds to the amount
of 100000.
Four Caldwell girls will be given
free transportation to the Seattle ex.
position. Read the page add. appear
ing in this issue of The Tribune ant
you will get all particulars.
Mr.. Ed Smith, of Coon Rapids, Ia
an old friend of Ham Kaufman, is il
Caldwell, visiting him. Mr.. Smith
so we'll pleased with Idaho that h
bought 40 acres of fine land on tn
Snake valley east of Caldwell.
The program for the Sunday schoo
convention appears in this issue Q
The Tribune. 1t should be the air
of every citizen to use his or her bes
endeavor to make the visitors feel tina
thy are welcome.
The oil and coal smudges used /
Colorado orchards proved a success
in staving of the ravages of JAG
Frost Inside the orchards where the
were used the temperature was keT
nine degrees warmer than 1t shove
outside.
E. c. Layering, the Twin Falls mer
chant is visiting friends In the cit,
Lavering can talk Twin Falls like on
of the old timers. Bob McCullom ha
evidently coached him, for he neve
bats an eye when speaking about tn
Italian climate, no matter how un
reasonable his statements may ap
pear.
Riley Thorpe is in the city from Ha
german valley. Riley is looming u
as one of the big wool growers o
central Idaho He was formerly II
the blacksmith business in Caldwell
and was a good one, but seeing a bet
ter thing in growing wool, he mad
the change.
Judga RrVan iS hplnyu o nOur4 An Gil