The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-15
L0cAL TTEMs.

matchlst, The Druggist.
p..,b candies and nuts at Askeys.
md HALEY is getting along flrstrate
W.. G. i. Shaw is visiting in Noun
hlhhOme.
i, and Mrs. w. r. Sebree visited
BoIse Task week
raid your prescriptions to the
slatchley Drug Store.
sulOhur Lime and Salt for spraying
,orIt trees, 1t T, q. Egleston.
/. most destructive food visited the
town Of MahtI, Utah July ls.
M,W. c. Dunbar is in from the
willow Creek mining district,
MONEY TO LoAN-Inquire of
Frank J. smith, Caldwell. Idaho.
Mn.J. i. Morrison and children
,.turned from their Emmett visit
Thursday.
Thomas A, IIertIe of this place has
Mad his pension increased from IS to
slI per month
The Idaho Volunteers, upon their
am request, will be mustered out of
the service at San Francisco.
RIB. ThOrb has been among those
who were unwell this week, but we
understand he u feeling better.
A new site has been selected for the
srlst mill, down near the forwarding
house. Work Of construction hae be-
gun.
Rev. Smith has been quite Ill during
tie week. There was some fear that
40 operation would become necessary.
He is improving.
A petition was circulated this week
asking the county commissioners to en-
close and bssutify court house block.
1t ought to bs done,
1t is announced that Angus Cannon,
charged with unlawful cOhabitation,
will plead guilty See particulars Of
the case on first page.
It's reported by the MOuntainhOme
Republican that Mr., Robert Nellie has
sold his entire wool clip to a Pniladel-
Vhla firm. 1t amounted to &1z5lOOD.
Merchant Little has begun to move
bis mammoth stock Of goods into his
new, elegant aha eommedieus store.
1t will take a couple Of weeks to COM
plete the transfer,
FOR SALE Household goods and
furniture of pr. SatteFthwait, includ-
ing No. IA Round Oak stoYe, nearly
new and bran new No. 8 coal burner
COOk-stOVe with reservoir,
The TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
ola complimentary season ticket to the
Spokane Industrial Exposition. Mr..
Bolster has our thanks. Theexposition
opens October closes Oct, II,
Mr., Homer David who is trying to
make money enough 10 finish his stud
les at the University has been here this
week trying to establish a circulating
library. He did not meet entire sue
cess and may return later.
Mr.. and Mrs, A, K. skeunepberg and
children will start eask today. Mr..
Steunenberg goes 70 st, Anthony With
aVleW to starting q branch of the
Commercial Bank at that point, while
Mrs. SteunenbeFg and children will
visit relatives and friends IL Iowa.
You assume no risk when yeu buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy. n. D. Blatehely
Drug Co. will refund your money ii
you are not Satisfied after using II. It
Is everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy Ia use for bowel
complaints and the only one that never
1sllS' II is pleasant, safe and reliable.
Mr.. Brown who came here % look in.
@the feasibility Qf erecting q fruit eV-
aPOFater has returned home. Il is pos
s'Ole that the enterprise viii be post
pOned until next season because there is
soch Aiarge demand for fresh fruit that
tne amount to 10 eyaporated ia likely to
% small. Many fruit growers have
already contracted their entire stand
aFd'quality crop.
Died Miss. Jennie Carter, daughter
Ot w. r Carter, last Saturday. Of con-
sumption. She was buried Ia the
GSmpa cemetery last Sunday. Miss.
carter was a young woman. and until
year ago was not known to be con-
sumptive. She had known for some
months that she could live bnt q little