The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-18

A"AS' DcNh oallPle TOoHS over post
office.
Today and tomorrow arc the last
days for registration. If you want
to vote you must register.
You know our kind of eating apples
"Jonathans," BEST Ever" Another
large shipment in today at the Cald-
well Grocery Co.
The village OF Meridian has Just
voted $40 100000 bonds for water |
works system. Caldwell must keep
awake OF Meridian and Nyssa will
have us beaten to a coal-oil finish.
Today and tomorrow are the last
days on which you can register for
the bond election. Register today and
it won't make any difference whether
you forget it tomorrow OF not. Ii you
don't register you cannot vote.
1t is the intention to hold laymen's
meeting in Caldwell on Sunday after
noon, 9th inst, at 8 o'clock in the
Christian church, prior to the great
laymen's meeting at Boise on March
10 and II. There will be speakers
from distance. Further particulars
will be given later
Announcements have been received
by Caldwell friends of the marriage
of John H. Holman and Miss Elizabeth
Gooding of Shoshone. Mr.. Holman is
the son of Rev. and Mrs. G.. E. Hell
man, formerly of Caldwell. Miss
Gooding is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gooding of Shoshone.
The w. C. T. U. will hold q Frances
Willard memorial service in the Meth
odist church on Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Rev. F. E. Springer, past
or of the Presbyterian church, will
give the address. The mixed quartet
will sing, and there will be two solos
as well. The public is invited.
The amount of cash taken in at the
Oregon Short Line freight Office in
Caldwell during the first ID days in
February amounted to $19, 1897 90.
, This amount is 100000 more than
was received during the entire month
of February, 1909. Some idea of the
growth Caldwell has made and the
business she is doing may be had from
, the foregoing figures.
o. A. Christopher has succeeded
Edwin Tracy as deputy assessor OF
t Canyon county. The change was
d made Tuesday Mr.. Christopher was
r special clerk at the court house.
Messrs. P. A. Groves and j. E
d Milliner went to Boise Wednesday fol
s the purpose of buying range anE
o the equipment for a first-class. res
taurant and lunch counter. Thes'
u gentlemen will equip fine place il
f the building formerly occupied by tn
! Board of Trade saloon.
f. C. Jones, a son of ]. M. Jones
. who with R. w. Purdum built the Rid
enbaugh canal in 1890, is here fror
10 New York. Mr.. Jones, with his sister
~ Miss Ethel Jones, for whom LAX
Ethel was named, owns 800 acre
which cost in the COS, from 81 to 81
re an acre. Mr.. Jones feels that ne ma
&c held this land long time, but no.
y considers his reward adequate, fo
~ his land in this valley is now wort
at least SIS per acre. Mr.. Jones
al very much enthused over the pro-
ell poets in Nampa valley.-NamI
he Leader Herald.
t. Wonders will never cease, as
st. proven by the fact that newspap'
man has been advanced to the positic
es of cashier of bank. At recel
IS meeting of the directors of the Mi
of dleton bank, G. C. Painter, editor
or the Middleton Herald, was elect'
r. cashier. The recognition is deserve
one. Mr.. Painter is most capah
, Young man with good habits, energ
ne pleasing address and will ma
ei good. Here's hoping that the chan
oh of diet with three full meals d
us will not be such radical change
d" to injure his health.-Nampa Lead'
Herald.
ad Miss Gilgan will have a compile
mo stock of Millinery on display March
10 1910. As Miss Gilgan has been in I
lrs Millinery business in Caldwell sir
'ey March /, 1894, she will not need
an introduction to the people of Caldw
and vicinity. She will employ M
Admit as trimmer, as she is very co
petent, having trimmed for Marsh
Field of Chicago, Doughtlinger
Dallas, Texas, Bradshaws of Min
apolis and came here from d.