The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-02

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Richard Hart ora Of Jordan Valleys
prosperous ranchers, pulled out for
home several days since with supply
of provisions for the winter. He left
his daughter, Gertie. here to attend the
college for the ensuing term.
All members Of Co A, are requested
to be present at tho drill this evening.
A meeting will also be held in the
Armory relative to the trip to Boise
during the State Fair. AN members
should attend.
Accommodations FRS. class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
Rev. J. NJ. Wilder and family are
much esteemed by the good people of
Caldwell. He is popular pastor and
is doing good work. This will be
gratifying news to their large number
of friends in Blackfoot.-B lackfOot
News.
The Kraft Clothing Co. have the
largest line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods in Canyon county. Can
and examine our goods. We will make
the prices right. S. w. DEE, Mgr.
The will of Nancy A. McHendry, Of
Central Park, was admitted to Probate
on Monday last and Ralph w. Cakes
appointed executor. Various benevo
lent boards of the Methodist Episcopal
church are benefciaries under the
will,
J. Mcconnell the confectioner leaves
to-day for Moscow, North Idaho, where
he will open up. Mr.. Mcconnell has
contemplated moving for some time,
but until now could not find suitable
opening. Mac has many friends who
will regret to see him depart.
Wednesday evening a merry crowd
of about 80 assembled at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Froman and rendered her a
very pleasant surprise, it being her
birthday. Games and music were in
dulged in until about 11:30, when an
elegant lunch was served, after which
the guests departed for home leaving
behind them many gifts, by which the
night might Re remembered,
If you want dental Work d8Re and
don't happen to have the cash bring
in grain. allow the highest market
price in payment for work.
DR.. E. E. button, dentist. $751;,
A rainbow party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Marlatt Wednesday evening.
Quite a number were present and all
enjoyed the search for the bag of gold
at the end of the rainbow. Miss Hull
secured the golden treasure. Other
amusements were INDUCED in, then
refreshments were served. All de.
clared they were delighted with the
rainbow party.
A neighbours chickens annoyed a man
in HowlestOn, N. Y, so he had cards
printed bearing these words: "Keep
me at home" 81 am likely to be
shot" etc. Each card he fastened to a
thread, at the other end of which was
a kernal of corn. The owner of the
chickens was astonished to see them
marching home with the cards swing
ing from their mOuths.-Ex.
The New Plymouth correspondent of
the Payette Independent says: An
outfit of men and teams under the
supervision of George Rinker COM
menced work last week on the new
road to Caldwell from this place. The
route strikes over the foot hills up
Langley gulch directly south of New
Plymouth, and will shorten the distance
between Payette and Caldwell about
eight miles.
VIM. Ireton of Payette, was in Wei,
ser Saturday last. He has just made
visit to Seven Devils, and being an
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