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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1900

Page

3

Fireworks sales and social notes from Caldwell area

Local items report Askeys fireworks shipment and wholesale trade, visits by W. R. Sebree and others, Boise guests, and community events. Officers discuss Pioneer Irrigation District matters, upcoming primaries, and county convention delegates. Also noted are graduations, circus attendance, and Alaska beef cattle ventures of George Froman with reflections on recent travels.

Caldwell Askey

College Exercises Highlight Weiser Caldwell Week of Closure

The Weiser College week closed with field day events totaling eleven contests, a close college victory by Idaho, an essay prize to Miss Bertha McKee for Maiden’s of Romance, and a Sunday sermon by Rev J M Wilder on inheritance. Oratorio contest followed with Wesley Little winning. Banquet and prize presentations marked the Welser Athletic Association event. Declamation prizes awarded to Agnes Betterly and Walter Cupp. Graduation featured the largest senior class to date with varied program and congratulations.

Weiser Caldwell College of Idaho Blanche Bishop Hessié Ward Bertha McKee Lenabel Whiffin Ethel “Beers Walter Cupp Miss McKee Olmstead Orchestra Ella Walling A. I. Gipson R. H. Davis J. M. Wilder Methodist Church Clay Wilder Ye the L. S. Dille Kev. Clemens Mrs. Olmstead Welser Athletic Association Agnes Nathan Hale Martyr Spy Mary Cupp Lenabel’ Whiffin Agnes Betterly Estella Cupp Messrs Fred Platt Henry Groome Anna Harmon J. C. Rice D. L. Badley

Farmers to Meet on Irrigation Matters in Phyllis Canal

Notice to farmers in the Pioneer Irrigation District announcing a meeting in the Armory block on Saturday June 36th 1900 at 8 oclock p m. The gathering aims to discuss irrigation issues under the Phyllis canal and all concerned are invited.

Pioneer Irrigation District Armory Block

Canyon County Republican Convention Date Set in Caldwell

Republicans announce the Canyon County Convention to elect delegates to the State Republican Convention will be held in Caldwell on July 7, 1900. The notice calls for participation by local Republicans in selecting delegates for the state gathering.

Falladre Canyon County Caldwell Joseph D. Warren Cantor State of Idaho Jones Sam H. EB. Wallace Ata Fewomclo

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted Against Constipation

An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as safe and certain cure for constipation affecting stomach liver kidneys bowels and even the brain. The text promotes their use at H D Blatchley’s Drug Store and notes a British free trade trust plan for dye firms with $10,000,000 capital aiming to consolidate cotton yarn dyers and boost US market share.

W. A. Hines Manchester Dr. King H. D. Blatchley’s H. D. Blatchley England British Cotton and Wool Dyers’ Association Bradford Dyers’ Association Calico Printers’ Association United States Free Trade Trust Erie Dispateh

Idaho State Republican Convention Fare Offer

Tickets on sale for Caldwell to Boise round trip for all trains arriving in Boise on July W and up to 2 15 p m July 17. Continuous passage in each direction allowed with final limit July 25.

Boise Caldwell

Benefits to Humble Workers and Tariff Gains

The article argues that the tariff raised savings bank deposits by 407 900 000 and depositors by 400 000 since 1894, showing that not only capitalists benefit from Protection. It claims workers and daily wage earners, not just the wealthy, gain from the tariff benefits.

Savings Bank United States

Pleasant Ridge Notes and Local Happenings

Pleasant Ridge updates report Mrs Owens losing two cows last month and R L Morrow harvesting about 450 tons of alfalfa from 15 acres. A R T Newland is busy putting up hay while H George recovers. A Doore makes regular berry trips to town. Mrs Owens’ sister Mrs Campbell of Delamar visits. Fourth of July rail fare rates for round trips issued with sale dates July 8 and 4, final return limit July 5, tickets to any state point and within 300 miles other states.

Woodmen Convention adopts conditional reduced fare plan

The Moscow Mirror notes a Woodmen of the World Convention plan allowing one fifth fare on the certificate system if attendance reaches fifty or more paying full fare, with H V Singer signing certificates. The piece criticizes the Democratic administration for turning the university into a political machine and blames factional fights among regents for President Blanton’s discharge, arguing the state founded the university to stay nonpolitical.

H. V. Singer Blanton Moscow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Askeys W. R. Sebree Capitol A. W. Gipson Neta Young Vinnie Wilder F. J. Smith Sam Ballentine Ola Midland Railroad H. Ek, Wallace Georgia McFarland Ross Ruth Gipson Rey, Murray George E. Wheeler The Boise Siffings Gertie Hart Jordan Valley Beryl Pinney Dr. Isham the Baptist Church Ward Alden E. K. Alden D. D. Camprett R.J. McFarlann M. B. Gwinn Jas. H. Gwinn LaGrande Ralph Oakes David Weir Friinds Isham Hart John Sevres Messrs. Blackaby and Parks Ly Caldwell Cyrus Jacobs Mary Reedway R. A. Cowden Gene Strohecker Grand Lodge of R. of P Lewiston Tom Fitch Boise Republican John Brace Finley McKenzie Joe Azevado Rockville Mrs. Ed. Meek Lust East Mr. Meek Neef Dawson George Froman Mr. Cooper Mr. Froman Messie, Morrow Bardsley Badley Erner Springer, McNeley Murray Wallace Hartkop Madden Marlatt Mr. Steunenberg Knoxville Iowa A. Ke Steunenbergs Slong Udeelder Steunenberg CG. W. Pinney Portland Burns Tribune J. J. Hurts Roswell Mr. Hurtt Chamberlain Fr. A. Baxcock Erle, Pa Alaska Crpe Nome East Caldwell West Caldwell Ampa Middleton Lower Boise Emmett College Cilris Westey Senna Bealy Muttle Keller Oratzon Charles Saxton Bessie Mitchell Ora Cox William Mitchell Eesay Mary Redway Ida Hartkopt Uriah Heep Erma Gekeler John Davis Essy Lisle Canter Kansas City H. Foote Kansas Local Passenger Bureau Shei¢ley J. Decken Laus Strauss & CO San Frangisco, Cal Idaho Republican Convention Oakes Generaludry Goodso Pleasant Ridge Owens R. L. Morrow A. R. T. Newland H. George A. Doore Mrs. Owen Mrs Campbell Delamar Woodmen of the World Convention Standard Ol Compa Chaney Desert Omee Ida Department of the Interior Edwards Edith Pitzhugh Ste Edith Fitzhugh Army Navy Marine Corps United Soldier Spain Gannerr Nceisa Karl’s Ail W. H. Redway Caldwell, Idaho
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