The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-26
LOcAL MEMS.
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Fresh candies and nuts AZ Askeys.
D D. Campbell win pay cash for
oats.
The Idaho boys are expected home
next week.
Take your prescriptions to the
Vlatchlsy Drug Store.
sulphur Lime and Salt for spraying
emit trees, at I. Z. Egleston.
Miss Bertha Paul is taking examina-
lion at the Teachers' Institute.
MONEY TO LOAN-Inquire of
Frank J. Smith, Caldwell, Idaho.
Sw. Dee is up on the Wood River
sr a short hunting and fishing trip.
HI Jones returned from Portland
and other coast points Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Doan returned
from the Wood River county Thursday
night.
CS. Davis and wife returned from
Dy Buck Wednesday from q two
weeks outing.
Howard Sebree and H. D. Blatchley
who visited at Salt Lake City, returned
home this week.
BW. Gipson expects to take a short
trio through Oregon, and up in The
Sound next month.
Rev. W. s. Smith and family return
ID this week from trip to the noun
tsins for res: and recreation
Mrs. Cain aud family, left Wednes-
d y night for Lewiston, Idaho, where
she goes to join her husband.
We. Snodgrass has an lad" in this
issue setting forth the many advan-
tages of the economy gas lamp.
Henry Petersen and Herb Van Hou-
sen spent few hours in. the city be-
tween trains Thursday evening.
Miss Robertson left on a visit to
California where she expects to he to
Welcome home the soldier boys.
Mr.. R. g. Mcfarland and daughters
aud Miss Nellie Jones returned Friday
from an outing in the mountains.
Ksnly, the jeweler. has the finest lin
Of jewelry in the State. All guaran-
tesd first class or money refunded.
Brick is being laid on the new adj
ditlOn to the public school, and the
work is being rapidly pushed to COM
pletiOn.
R. A. CoWden and Lou Goldsmith
are at Guffey. Mr.. Goldsmith went
ever to take charge of Mr.. Cowden's
business there.
The FOOte mill is rapidly nearing
completion. The frame work is all up,
and in couple of weeks it will be
ready for the machinery.
R. II. Davis is expected home today
after two weeks vacation at Malad
He will be accompanied by his son an
daughter, John and Margaret.
Miss Mary Jenkins, one of Mrs
Davis able assistants at the post-otIice,
expects to visit friends and relatives
in southeastern Idaho next month.
Chas. W. Pinney and family, return
Cd this week from a short outing in
the mountains, looking brown and
healthy. They had a pleasant time.
A Mrs. Matte Williams Of Boise,
was adjudged insane last week and
taken to the asylum at Blackfoot
Morphine is the cause of her dementia.
F.J. Storey came in on Monday
evening from La Grands. lie will re-
main here for a few weeks when he
and his family will depart for Sharon,
Kansas.
Sam Hartkopf, Wednesday evening,
Tell from the roof of the new addition
70 his building. Aside from getting
good shaking up no other damage
was done.
We observe that the Nampa L edder
having advertised for large watermel-
onS has got as far as cucumbers. If it
DOESN'T get cholera mOrbus, it can ex-
poet walermeIOns later.
Riley Thorpe left for Baker City
saturday night, which place he visited
Two OF three days, returning Sunday
Wlth his mother who is visiting with
SlF' and Mrs. Schrum of this place.
The soothing and healing properties