Pleasant society events reported by the Tribune
Local society notes describe Miss Mary Blackstock hosting Juniors of the College of Idaho with a Salamagundi game and luncheon for about 16 guests. Hostesses Mrs J L Baker and Mrs C G Baker held an At Home with sewing games, conundrums, lunch, and many attendees. A dinner honored Mrs Sinsel of Boise, and a Saturday afternoon event featured High Five prizes. On Monday evening the Assembly Hall welcomed Senator Borah, canceled. Mr Thompson spoke on The Fifth Wheel, praising Caldwell’s readiness to fill a national leadership gap.
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Mary Blackstock
College of Idaho
J. L. Baker
C. G. Baker
Mesdames McNair
Hartley
Ed Miller
Ross Madden
Stone Philpott
W. G. Gordon
C. Adams
Wood
Stalker
J. C. Gipson
Will Cupp
O'Connor
Baxter Hay
Hartkopf
Patton
Marlatt
Miner
Boone
Roop
Wallace
Thomson
Cowden
Gartin
Herr
Springer
Leiser
Avon
B. W. Rice
R. W. Oakes
Maxey
Beal
C. H. Davis
Porter
Picard
Havard
Ackley
G Baker
Truitt
Miss Neilson
Min McFarland
Mesdames Dyer
Parker
Will Jones
Swain Beaty
MacLane
Gue Conover
van Duyn
R. Sebree Boyes
Little
Zeh
Morly
Ocheltree
Ford
Buckner
Dorman
Brass
Roberts
Flynn
Lyells Sutton
Dyer
Bert Gipson
Simpson
Bulware
Miss Cosby
Lore Harris
Miss Lee
Kiernan
Neilson
McFarland
W. F Borah
J. M. Thompson
Caldwell
United States
Thompson
Tribune Rates Rise For Display Ads
The Tribune announces display advertisements now cost 17 percent of a cent per inch, reflecting a small increase tied to a large rise in circulation. The paper vows to crow and improve with age while maintaining its long standing high position.
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Tribune
Middleton road talks with Caldwell officials and local loan plan
Peter Neth of Middleton met Caldwell commissioners to discuss road matters. Middleton plans to establish a Building and Loan Association soon.
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Middleton
Peter Neth
Caldwell
Death of Bernardus Steunenberg and Knoxville obituary notes
The Knoxville Express carried a long notice on the death at Caldwell Idaho of Bernardus Steunenberg 82. He emigrated from Holland in 1246 and lived in Knoxville for over forty years. Surviving children include Mrs. Brobst and Miss Josie in Knoxville, with many in the west. Funeral services planned at Knoxville with interment in Graceland.
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B. Steunenberg
Bernardus Sreunenberg
Knoxville Express
F. J. Brobst
Caldwell
Idaho
Frank
A. K
Bernardus Steunenberg
Holland
America
St. Louis
Keokuk
Cornelia Keppel
Knoxville
Steunenberg
Brobst
Guo
Guo Advancing Years) and Failing Health Impelled Mr. Steuenenberg
Josie
Mr. Steunenberg
William
John
Albert K
Chas. P
George
Aieutenant
Calvary
State University of Idaho
Moscow
Della
J. Brobat
Litsle
van Wyngarden
Josephine
Grace
Qee, L. Crookham
Kearney
Nebraska
Graceland Cemetery
Knoxville Lodge
Hyde
Graceland
Cattle Shipment Planned After Jordan Valley Trip
John T. Sebree returned from Jordan Valley with M. M. Brooks of Bozeman Mont. They bought about 1800 head of cattle with twenty five cars to be shipped from Caldwell on the 19th.
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John T. Sebree
Jordan Valley
M. M. Brooks
Bozeman, Mont
Caldwell
Juryman claims facts in Steunenberg murder probe dispatch
A Boise based special dispatch reprints a San Francisco Examiner item from March 31 recounting an anonymous capital letters note to J F Nugent. The note claims Federal Grand Jury probes tie Steunenberg murder to land deals with Barber Lumber, mentions John Kinkaid, and predicts a hung jury in Moyer and Haywood case. It also notes Everson leaving for Caldwell to lead the Idaho State Band and other Caldwell news.
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San Francisco
Boise
J. F. Nugent
Moyer and Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Federal Grand Jury
Barber Lumber Company
Steunenberg
John Kinkaid
Denver
Kinkaid
Moyer
Haywood
Banquet and Ball for County Officials Wednesday Evening
Contractor A S Whiteway and his wife hosted a grand ball and banquet for ex and present county officials at Lavering's hall. The event celebrated the courthouse contract award with music by Caldwell orchestra and Prof Gordon at the Sar atoga Cafe. Toasts by Judge Compton, Mr Whiteway, Judge Bryan and others crafted a dignified, witty evening long remembered.
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Whiteway
Court House
Lavering
Caldwell
Sohmer
Saratoga Cafe
Bryan
van Duyn
R. V. Sebree
W. R. Sebree
Place
H M. Hedges
W. H .Dorman
G. Donell
W. H. Platt
F .B. Fisk
B. E B. Dutton
J. B. Gowen
Gilbert Shelby
Fennell
Soule
Mesdames van Duyn
Dorman
County Doings and Parma Growth Prospects
News from around Caldwell and Parma includes a call for a new high school building with board encouragement, a correction on Bell Telephone rural lines, and M A Bates of Parma Herald reporting $6,000 in city lot sales over two days. Bates owns the original townsite and predicts strong growth as Parma develops.
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Bell Telephone Company
the Tribune
Parma
Caldwell
Bell Company
M. A. Bates
Parma Herald
College of Idaho Juniors Triumph in Weiser High School Debate
The College of Ida ho juniors staged a day off to persuade Weiser High School against repealing the Fifteenth Amendment. Judges Caldwellites won two to one over the Welshrites with College of Idaho participants Daus Trowbridge and Clements and High School members Bothwell Hitt and Wilkerson. The contest was led by presiding officer Edward M. Hulme of Idaho University and praised for its solid preparation by Professor Haymen. About 90 students attended, then most crowds stopped at Payette for a baseball game whose result was not yet known at press time.
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College of Idaho
Weiser High School
United States
Caldwellites
Harry H. Daus
Ralph Trowbridge
Car Clements
Jule Bothwell
Amos Hitt
William Wilkerson
A. B
Payette
the Tribune
Central Lumber Company Changes Ownership in Caldwell
Yesterday H D and Ithamer Andrews and A M Conover became sole owners of the Central Lumber Company's Caldwell property. The deal totals 60000 dollars and the firm will be renamed Central Lumber and Coal Co. The change comes with a historical note about coal supply and local logistics affecting transport to Salt Lake, with a nod to the region's economic impact.
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H. D
Ithamer Andrews
A. M. Conover
Central Lumber Company
Caldwell
The
Central Lumber and Coal Co
Andrews
Parma hardware king Fred Fisk at Whiteway function
Fred Fisk a Parma hardware magnate attended a Whiteway function in the city on Wednesday night. Report says he danced with notable skill, recalling a past partner from Tilisols and performing with style.
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Fred Fisk
Parma
Whiteway
Tilisols
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