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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
3
The Model Furniture Co showcases lace curtains in Caldwell while several locals travel and shop. Community notes report May 4 Market Day opening at 10 30 a m with sales by all merchants and frost reports hint at a bumper cherry crop.
Local commentary questions Caldwell city water use by Mayor C. C. Smith and others amid meter enforcement. The piece urges the council to have the water works superintendent investigate and report whether water is used domestically or for other purposes such as lawn sprinkling.
N D Brookheart and Ed L Holzheimer of Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M accompanied the traveling Masonic silver trowel from Pocatello to Portland and back. The presentation of the trowel at Wilammette lodge in Portland drew about 2000 Masons from across Oregon. Brookheart Holzheimer and William Wallin were listed among attendees.
The presentation committee visited Vancouver Washington then Tacoma Seattle Victoria and back to Seattle as guests of Henry Mueler formerly of Pocatello Mr Wallin is due home tomorrow. Brookheart praised Portland Oregonians as hearted people and said coast cities were prosperous. The weather was favorable with only light rain during their trip.
The Tri bune prints Hastings statement explaining the office operation and depository law to counter Boise Statesman criticisms. The piece asserts no irregularities, mentions Cunningham as a rival candidate, and notes awaiting the Bank Examiner’s forthcoming report to vindicate Hastings. The Tribune pledges no commentary until the investigation concludes.
The Merry Widow arrived today and patrons can interview her at Botkin and Blake’s fountain for 15 cents. The brief appearance draws curiosity as the novelty show visits the shop, inviting visitors to a quick encounter.
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