The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

81 have used Chamberlain's Cough |
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results" says Mr.. w.
b. Cooper of Ell Rio, Cal. For small
children we find it especially effective.
For sale by all druggists.
One beauty of fusion is the perfect
system of shifting personal RESPONSE
bility for official action. Charley
blames Dug, Dug points at Howard
and Howard hides behind Rice. This
is TedUcttO al G6Sttrdttm.
The Masonic building Is undergoing
some repairs and improvements this
week on the inside. Two rooms are
being fitted up for DR.. DuttOn for
his dental p9rlOrs and they promise to
be an improvement on the old ones.
~-A wagon load of pleasure seekers
departed for the Payette lakes Monday
morning. They were Mrs. Stevenson
and daughters, Ella Horn, Wesley
Little. Anthony Jennings and James
Harris. They will be gone several
weeks.
Do you know that J. F. Kenly guar
antees all of his work to be just as good
as you can get anywhere in the Union
for living prices? You do not have to
wait from four weeks to six mouths for
your work, you can get it on short
notice.
Judge Little departed Tuesday for the
Willow creek district and was absent
the greater portion of the week. His
business there was the organizing of a
school district and other matters in
connection with the public schools re-
ceived his attention. Mrs. Little &C
companied him.
Mrs. B. F. White was in the city from
Parma Saturday with her 6-year- old
daughter whom she brought here for
medical aid. Mr.. White Joined her
here and they departed sunday for
Long Branch, a seaside resort in Ore
goD, where they will spend few weeks
ofpthe hot weather. =
4 John T. Sebree returned Saturday
from Denver, where he had been dis
posing of some beef cattle for the east
ern market. He disposed of some luz
head. | He reports the market active
and got good price for his beeYes. MI
Sebree says Denver is very quite JUS
now on account of the very hot weather
but indications point to prosperol!
time ahead. The other shippers Wht
were with Mr.. SebTee went on TO Oma
] ha with their shipments.
B.F. White, of Dillon, Montana, wa
in Caldwell last Saturday. Mr. WhlV
was here investigating the trouble Oe
tween the Sebre6 Ditch co. ana III
farmers along its course. lie says Cher
will be considerable loss OF nay o.
the shutting off of the water, out ma
hopes that the matter Will be SaClSlaS
torily settled before the crop IS entlrel
burnt up. In speaking OF Montana
Mr.. White stated that no better Time
have been known in the state uuFlh
the last ten years. Labor is IN aelnan
at good wages, business improving an
anotiCeable activity in ali lines.
Hon John Murray of Sage Tick Fla
u,as in town for few hours last sur
dsv for the express purpose of STUDY
ing huToIOgv as enunciated by the la
ed7tion of Idaho's State Bug Comm
sion He secured a "Bug Book an
oftor few minutes careful perusi
and a sfndy of his symptom conclude
that that he was afflicted with Gloesporinl
F l7I%S tiG and forthwith secure 5e
the town for remedy. He succ;etede
in nj landing t eight jolts Of red eye" al al
the tn GIoesporium Fuctigenum imm
JiateIv settled to his legs to such a
extent that his navigating apparatt!!
failed to navigate. John made u
hest of the matter, however, and 81
down on the side walk and proceeds
70 entertain considerable crowd WI "
. narrative of his troubles. He h9ai
succeeded in emptying his boots OF y !.
Gloesporium Fructigenum, m enn