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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1907

Page

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The Pioneers of Caldwell in Tribune History 1884

Collated items from Caldwell's past show 1884 events: local races planned near the lumber yard, a hail storm ruin affecting farms in Lower Boise, cattle shipments from the stockyards, and new arrivals including Miss Carrie A. Gwinn. Locators listed for old Boise river channel discoveries near town.

Tribune Idaho Salt Lake Old Kelly Statesman Boyakin Dan S. Atkins B. Shipley Tommy Andrews Ira Bob Andrews Mr. Stockton Messrs. Simpson, Mammen George McConnell Carrie A. Gwinn MM. B. Gwinn Linois Lucky Boy T. W Boone George Wroten W. B. Mosby Tom Black E. Chiles M. B. Bowman G. D. Reed Tom Kanagee H. D Humphrey M. B. Gwinn H. D Blatchley G. 8. Bighow J. R. Mammen J. M. Martin C. A. Gwinn D. L. Gwinn B. Dement F. W. Carter J. B. Demers J. G. Hullinger C. H. Bassett F. Ingersoll J. C. Myers

Cooper returns from campaign amid Populist doubts

Hon. C. W. Cooper arrives home after a senatorial bid and laments discovering five Populists in the legislature with easy virtue. He notes moral contrasts between Democrats and Populists and worries over tares and wheat in troubled times. Mrs. Ralph Oakes’ class hosts a Columbia social at the Methodist Church next Wednesday evening February 17 with ten cent refreshments. A short program follows. Rev. and Mrs. Jennings were made

Tribune C. W. Cooper Ralph Oakes Columbia Methodist Church Jennings

Twin birth celebration and Caldwell climate praised

The Tribune celebrates a supremely happy Sunday morning birth of twins and uses the moment to praise the Caldwell climate. Separate notices include a church meeting in Lower Boise on May 6 1907 to vote on selling property with described lots in Notus Idaho. Also a Desert Land Final Proof notice for William F Schultz of Roswell Idaho showing May 24 1907 as filing and witnesses.

the Tribune Caldwell First Presbyterian Church of Lower Boise Canyon County Idaho Notus Recorder T. W. Hannah Frank Gilbert A. W. Andrews United States Land Office Boise William F. Schultz Roswell T. N R. W B. M W. R. Cupp U. S Henry Embler M. Dutton Lewis Woosley Archie Willis Addison T. Smith Register

Notice of Public Land Claims and Contest

Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Boise Idaho dated 1907 announces final proof hearing for George Albertson and others at Notus Idaho with witnesses listed. A separate contest against George F Behymer for homestead entry 8029 is set for May 29 1907 in Boise before the Register and Receiver as James B Barker accuses lack of residence and improvements.

George Albertson Notua Idaho Micheal P. Conway Notus Smith O. Lewis Loren BE. Bebb N. B. Sebree Notus Idaho Addison T. Smith Department of the Interior United States Land Office Boise James B. Barker Meridian North Range 3 West B. M George F. Behymer Caldwell Navy Marine Corps United States Spain Bernardus Steunenberg Court House Canyon Caldwell Banking & Trust Company, Ltd F. A .Hagelin Rice & Thompson Attys

Meeting of the Boise Presbytery

The Boise Presbytery met in a Presbyterian Church in Boise with about 50 delegates from local churches. Rev. Harry Leeds of Payette was elected moderator for six months and Rev. S. C. Elder of Parma named temporary secretary, with Rev. J. McLean presiding morning devotional services.

Boise Presbyterian Church C. C. Hickman Meridian Harry Leeds Payette S. C. Elder Parma J. McLean Salt Lake Utah Idaho Woman's Missionary Society of the Roswell Paul Murphy Murphy Lord's Vineyard College of Idaho General Assembly Columbus Ohio Rev Mead Lower Boise Howard King Nampa T. C. Smith Springville Inter-Mountain States Colorado Wyoming West C. F. Woodward Woodward J. H. Barton Emmett Gooding Buhl Bellevue Clemens Erening Seaston Women’s Missionary Society H. Leeda 8. C. Elder Weyler

Open Air Concert to Launch Caldwell Season

In Caldwell Idaho on Friday April 26 the State Band under weather permitting will open the outdoor concert season with a program at eight o clock led by conductor Laula Everson. Details list marches, overtures, serenades and dances featuring cornet solos and vocal refrains.

Idaho Laula W. Everson

Trustees debate Caldwell high school space and college ties

A Caldwell community letter urges the public schools board to provide a second story addition for the high school and questions the overlap with college trustees. The writer argues for separate boards and warns neglect could harm the high school’s future while supporting both local institutions.

Caldwell

Prune Pickers Meet Champions in Caldwell Showdown

Emmett’s Prune Pickers travel to Caldwell to face the Capitals in a key ball game. Manager Sebree orders a relaxed approach to loosen the cinch, while warning of the Capitals’ challenge and promising an exciting contest.

Emmett Caldwell Sebree Capitals

Caldwell cattle shipment and Boise river bridge damage

About 900 head of cattle shipped from Caldwell this week while high Boise River water endangered the electric road bridge. The second pier from Caldwell sank about 8 inches, 26 workers placed lava rock to protect the structure, an iron rod 20 feet down failed to reach bottom, contractor Forbes finished the bridge contract and the company accepted the structure before the flood, relieving him of repair costs. It is believed no further danger remains.

Boise Caldwell Forbes R. A. Cowden

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the City News Pioneers J. B. Sisson Brown William Olson G. R. Pomroy BE. A. Leek A. A. Hover The Morning Glory Mr. Fowler J. B. Wright S. G. Hammond Evening Star G. W Freman E. M. Powell A. Cox Ed Lockwood Weiser Will Maxey Sam Badley W. J. Boone Welser W. B. Jones Shoshone Chas A.green Scaldwell Heart of Business District A. E. Gipson Department of the Interior Land Office State of Boise Presbytery Frantzen Masten L. W. Everson von Blow Vee Barnard Rathdrum T. H. Soule Ballantyne Bros Main Street Kimball Ave. Baptist Church Union Block Kimball Avenue Main and First Street G. D. Snell J. J. Plowhead Amy Madden Western National Bank Soule Middleton Yale Silverton Oregon Vale Forward Club Highlands Gilt Edge Investments
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