The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-08
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Hon. J. H. Richards returned to hi
home in Payette Thursday.
H. 4. Myers and C. j. Northrop, O.
Boise. were in the city. Thursday.
Hon. M. A. Kurtz, of Nampa, was ii
Caldwell on business last Tuesday.
Hon. A. Caldwell and daughter, of
Kansas, arrived in town Thursday.
Hon. ]. M. Ballentine, of Star, was a
Caldwell visitor a few days this week.
Jake Horn, wife and child, returned
from short visit to Ketchum, Thurs
day.
FIG. Mock, editor Nampa Leader
was q Caldwell visitor Wednesday after
noon.
Wanted-To rent hotel in Caldwell;
for particulars, address, X, Care of
TRIBUNE.
j. Low and family, of the Pocatello
Indian reservation, circulated in Cald-
well this week.
The Misses Carrie and EAie Fulton
visited their parents at Emmett, Sun
day. returning Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Cakes and family left for
. three weeks outing at tho Payette
Lakes, last Wednesday.
1t is ruraored that Mr.. George Newell
j.. will build bridge across Snake river
within the next six months.
An entirely new and beautiful line
of fall and winter Millinery just arriv-
ed at the Chicago Millinery Parlors.
Those immense timbers for the
Lackey ferryboat are being removed to
Snake river. Two boards make a six
horse load.
Mr.. Will Mcintosh returned from
the east where he has been visiting the
past year. He reports things in the
east in excellent shape.
Mr.. Chas. Cakes returned from De-
Lamar last Monday where he has been
experimenting the building of the new
Jail which is now completed.
The regular services will be held in |
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
The evening service will begin at 8
o'clock; q. E. Society at seven.
The Misses Rich and Buchanan re-
turned to their homes in the east last |
Wednesday evening after two months
visit with friends in Caldwell.
Mr.. T. X. Little, of the NJ. B. Gwinn
Mercantile Company will arrive from
the east In a few days. with large
stock of new goods at prices lower than
ever before. Be sure to call and ex.
anime them.
Junius b. Wright, an enterprising
young druggist Of this place will de-
part for Silver City soon where he will
establish new drug store. His many
friends wish him abundant success in
in his new field of labor.
MI. VIM. Birdwell, who has been
visiting with her parents in Long
Valley tho past two months returned
TO this city Monday, and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Butts. She
viii reside In caldwell this winter.
Our stock of dry goods, clothing,
boots and shoes will soon be here from
tho east and will be much larger and
prices lower than ever. Our groceries
and hardware departments are CON-
plete. M. B. Gwinn, Mercantile Com
pany.
The parties who took the contract of
the large boilers to Marsh and
Ireton's ranch, where they will be used
Oh the dredger, experienced considerable
difficulty in pulling up the Willow
creek hill. It was necessary to use six
teen horses and force of men to pre-
pare the road. The first boiler arrived
1t Marsh and Ireton's last Monday, it
taking one week to make the trip. The
balance of the machinery was loaded
1t tho depot Thursday.
n. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WsgarsEslr lilGhsst laslsland Dhse0a.