The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-06-24
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Blatchley, the Druggist.
Fresh candies and nuts at Askeys.
Mr.. c. 3. steunenberg has gone to
Spokane.
state Treasurer Rice was in town
this week,
Take your prescriptions to the
ylatchley Drug Store
Sulphur Lime and Salt for spraying
,urlt trees, at I. Z. Egleston.
Ii. Feltham Esq. visited Willow
creek this week tolook after his mining
interests.
Miss Una Madden is home again.
She has been attending the Iowa State
Normal school.
Rev. David A. Clemens Of Lower
Boise, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday, June 25tn.
Last Saturday night Miss. Edna Jones
deDarted for Moscow, where she goes
TO attend the summer school.
Kenly, the jeweIer, has the finest line
of iewelry in the State. All guaran-
teod first class or money refunded.
Attorney Jones of Boise and Captain
S,Cdler of the U. S. A, were in town
Tuesday and paid the Tribune visit.
There is to be a meeting at the city
hall tonight for the purpose of organic
ing fire company. Ladies cannot join.
Six or eight four horse outfits from
Jordan Valley went out of Caldwell
loaded with goods Thursday morning.
Two men suspected of robbing the
Union Pacific Express some time ago
have been appsrhendsd AMI are now
in Jail.
The organization of water district
or the revivificatlon of the one already
organized is being agitated among the
farmers.
Cashier Sebree says that the the trip
to Silver City is enough to corrupt a
saint but Silver is a nice place when
you get there
There are no more fish or fishes Ia
Squaw creek Qhan there used to be)
since Clerk Meek and Deputy Johnson
were there fishing.
Mrs w. r. Sebree who has been in
Boston for a month or so returned
home this week together with her sis
ter Miss Ethel Egleston.
The Record intimates that Mr.. How
ard Sebree would build a good hotel if
a responsible man would furnish, and
lease it for period of years.
The Nampa Leader says, "Man was
made for society" Well what in thun-
der is society rlade for, and how did. it
look before there was any man?
Governor Steunenberg was in town
Monday. 1t is understood that Mrs.
Steunenberg and the children will soon
go to the coast to spend the summer.
Judge Rich, of the fifth district, in a
case arising in Oneida County, has
sustained the constitutionality of the
sheep quarantine law. That settles it.
A serious break occurred in the Phyl.
lis Canal this week which makes many
farmers fearful of burning crops. The
work OF repairing is progressing, rapid
g.
There is talk of an evaporating plant,
to be built by number Of large fcuit
growers in this section, on the CO oper-
alive plan. 1t is mighty good pro-
Jet.
The Street railway men of Cleveland
Ohio went on a strike last week.
Their complaint is that the employing
companies will not recognize the labor
unions.
A terrible storm swept over the town
Of New Richmond, Wisconsin, last
Monday, destroying three-dfths of the
buildings and killing some fifty
persons.
Miss. Florence Hartly and her sister
johnny will start for Portland Oregon,
July !, for a months recreation. Dur
ring the hot month Miss. Florence will
Do missed at the post Office.
Fewer failures In business occurred
last month, in proportion to the whole
number Of establishments in the coun-
Try, than in any month since records
OF failures have been kept.
Elder Thomas Preston of the Nor
mon church was in town Wednesday.
lie will retire from thls field in
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