Carnival Sales Spark Daily Activities All Week
Daily at the carnival, five ten and fifteen minute sales runs draw crowds each day. The bell signals followers to gather as performers promise constant action and prizes. Attendees are urged to stay for ongoing entertainment and potential rewards.
Memorial Day Observed in Caldwell with Flowers to Canyon Hill
Memorial Day activities in Caldwell included a parade led by the Caldwell Band, Hugh Williams Post, and the Woman's Relief Corps. Flowers were placed on graves at Canyon Hill cemetery, followed by an Opera House program with music, addresses by Rev. Pringle, and a flag drill by schoolchildren. Several local notices follow, including real estate moves, school graduations at the M B church, and a Decoration Day speech by Rev. S A Parker.
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Caldwell
Canyon Hill Cemetery
Main
Seventh Streets
Hugh Williams Post
Pringle
Citizen's Association
America
Mr. Moore
St. Anthony
Emmett
Twin Falls
W. W. Wilton
Stanley
R. B. Gilkersn
B. K. Hays
First National Bank
Pearl
Emmett Public Schools
M. B. Church
E. K. Hays
Supt. Williamson
Boise
Pleasure Club Hall
Relief Corps
Ehildren
H. E. Callison
Epworth League
M. BE
B. O. Clark
Horseshoe Bend
Bell Telephone hires manager in Emmett
Mr. Davis of Indianapolis arrived to take the position as manager of the Bell Telephone Co. at Emmett Idaho. L. H. Jackson after a visit with his brothers on the beach left Emmett on Wednesday for his Berkeley California home.
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Emmett
Idaho
Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
Bell Telephone Co
L. H. Jackson
Berkley
California
State v Ben Newell and James Simson verdict in petit larceny
In Judge Hagelin's court the probate case State v Ben Newell and James Simson ran from Friday afternoon to Monday. The defendants were charged with petit larceny for stealing barbed wire valued at $20. A large witness list appeared and the jury found them guilty. the judge imposed a fine.
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Hagelin
Ben Newell
James Simson
Appeals Prompt County to Higher Court in Bonded Case
Defendants posted bonds of 300 dollars each after being dissatisfied with the sentence and appealing to the district court. The case has cost the county about 150 dollars so far, and reports indicate additional cases against the same parties may be filed.
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District Court
Radley’s Twin Falls trip ends without a prize draw
C. V. Radley returned from a brief visit to Twin Falls where he sought country views and a chance at prize numbers 150 or 4000. He and hundreds failed to draw. The Caldwell crowd faced heavy weather, rain and snow, with hotel space tight and saloons closed. Badley liked the country but doubted the land opened near Twin Falls. Doc Young lost his overcoat and Mr Whiffin lost his ticket, mirroring others’ misfortunes.
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Radley
Twin Falls
C. V. Radley
Idaho
Caldwell
Lavering
Mr. Badley
Colorado
Dr. Young
Whiffin
Doc
Petty and Manning Wed Quietly at Hedden Home
The wedding of J. J. Petty and Mrs Laura Manning was held Monday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Edward Hedden. Rev F E Springer officiated. The Tribune notes Petty’s odd behavior had foreshadowed the merger of the couple.
Petty and Manning Wedding News From Caldwell
The report notes Mr Petty once of Caldwell now in Turlock California and Miss Manning a local teacher, with Hedden home parlor decor and guests including Miss Walker Mrs Kessel and Mrs Sinsel. Petty and Manning wedding plans are hinted, with Spokane and Seattle trips before settling in California. Remarkable incubator baby case details unfold across several states, tracing custody battles and legal rulings. Also mentioned are forest service range activities and a Hat Creek wild horse chase involving Ora Cockrell and others returning stock to Salmon.
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The
Tribune
Petty
Caldwell
Turock
Cal
Manning
Hedden
Miss Walker
Kessel
Nampa
Sinsel
Boise
Spokane
Seattle
Turlock California
the Tribune
Mrs. Petty
Bleakley
Supreme Court
Ora Cockrell
Geo. Bentz
Fred Carl
Wm. Swan
Forest Service
Hat Creek
Taylor Band
Wilbur Hays Kot
Lemhi Herald
Republican State Nominating Convention Set for Boise
Notice from the Republican State Central Committee announces a nominating convention in Boise Idaho on September 1 1908 at 11 am. Delegates from Ada Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Rise Bonner Blaine Canyon Custer Elmore Fremont Idaho Kootenai Latah Lincoln Nez Perce Lemhi Owyhee Oneida Shoshone Twin Falls Washington counties will elect a new State Central Committee and nominate judges congressmen and state officers for the November 3 1908 election. County central committees are urged to arrange primaries and delegate selections. James Brady Addison T. Smith.
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Republican State Central Committee
Boise
State of Idaho
Justice of the Supreme Court
Congress
Ada
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Rise
Bonner
Blane
Canyon
Cansia
Custer
Elmore
Fremont
Idaho
Kootenal
Latah
Lincoln
Nez Perce
Lemhi
Owyhee
Oneida
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Washington
James Brady
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the Fair Store
Idah
Emmett News
Chicago
St. Louis Fair
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Minneapolis
Ilinois Supreme Court
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Sedan
St. Louis Hospital
Charlotte Thompson Bleakley
Edith Stanley
Addison T. Smith