The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-16
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Fresh candies and nuts at Aakeys.
D. D. Campbell win pay cash for
oats.
Take your prescriptions TO the
Vl,tchley Drug Store.
sulphur Lime and Salt for spraying
fruit trees, at L. q. Egleston.
School hats and caps 10. 25 and so
ssnts at the Caldwell Millinery Par
lOrs.
John T. Morrison Esq. has been in
Boise several days this week on legal
business.
Misses College hats, caps and tame at
30 rs cents and 500 at the Caldwell
Millinery Parlors.
The mars hal has nine horses 10 the
mound that will, ii not reclaimed, be
sold early next week.
Alvah Sutton returned from Murphy
and has resumed his old place in
Greenlund's drug store.
A. Irl Eagle left Saturday evening
for Moscow, Idaho, where he goes to
enter the State University.
J.. F. Henley, watch and clock re-
palrer, and jeweler gives q written
guarantee with all Of his work. Call
and see him.
Come and see the latest styles in
ladies' street hats on display at the
Caldwell Millinery parlors- All quail.
tiles and prices.
B. W. Gipson returned Thursday ev-
sning from two weeks outing on the
coast. He looks as If he was greatly
benefited by the sea breeze.
Fred Mcconnell who is attending the
State University ut Moscow, Idaho,
passed through Caldwell Wednesday
evening on his way to Boise.
College examinations begin Tuesday
and that honOEed institution Of learn
ing will begin its annual routine of
duty next Wednesday morning.
The school trustees wish to give no
tICs that the age limit will be strictly
enforced, and that no child under the
age of six years will be allowed to at
tend school.
We think there is a nice little open
Ing for some woman in Caldwell to
make little money conducting a kin
dergarten for children between the
ages Of three and six years.
Miss Pearl Fisher returned Sunday
from Lewiston, Idaho, and will teach
one Of the primary departments Of our
public school. We congratulate Miss
Fisher on her appointment.
Mrs. s. B. Dement, entertained about
IL or IA at dinner Sunday aftern Don, it
being Mr.. Dement'S birthday. His
friends remembered him by leaving
many beautiful and useful presents.
The College Of Idaho will open for
the school year, 1899. 1900, Wednesday,
Sept. 20, 10 a. m. Exercises will be
held In the Presbyterian church. Prof.
D. A. Clemens win deliver the address.
CT. Carter left Saturday night for
Walla Walla, Washington. He will
visit few days at Sumpter, Oregon,
with his sister Mrs ia. Brown be-
fore entering college for the coming
year.
Miss Hattie Patton opened school on
Monday last in District No. 20. Miss
ration has taught several terms in sue
CesaiOn in that district, and has given
very general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Journal.
We see by the daily papers that D..
D. Levan, one of our esteemed fellow
ClIlzens, has gotten out patent on
OAFFei turner. We can't say that we
just exactly know what this invention
Is from its name.
The FGllS-PoaCe of American Falls,
Idaho, noting the arrival of Miss Lau-
"a Patton who will have charge of the
schools at that place, pays her high
Out we'll deserved compliments upon
neF ability Is . teacher.
Lawrence GipsOn leaves tonight for
MOSCOW, Idaho, where he will enter
Tue State University. Lawrence has
nlgn ideals as well as great aspiration
ana 1t is the hope of his many friends
mat he achieve them all.