The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

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,.namber the play tonight,
n...n candies and nuts at Askeys.
n..o,ved seats for Robert Racket"
at the Opera House
rake your prescriptions to the
gatcbley Druae' stor
u,o r,oiss river is having lis annual
,,om, 1t is rising every day.
p,.,,avor Doqn and wife and Miss
Rrown visited Boise last week.
Mr. Al. Mcfarland was over from
Falk's Store one day this week.
HIM. John G. Rice is becoming one
81 the most eloquent farmers in the
land.
Mrs W. II. Reiwiy and daughter
have recently been visiting friends in
Boise.
NC B. Steunenberg returned last
uoek from Portland, Oregon, where he
went for medical treatment.
Keply, the jeweler, has the finest line
~ iewelry in the State. All guaran-
teed first class or money refunded.
The residence of Mr.. c. NJ. Plat is
being repainted and repapered and
generally fitted out in elegant style.
Mr.. J. P. Wilson was in from Mid
dIeton this week. lie expects to har-
vest A large crop of prunes this season.
Mrs. II. Upham, an oJdtime resident
of Caldwell and now of Silver City, is
visiting with Mrs. E. G. Moore of this
city.
Sweet ard pure home made bread can
only be procured of Mrs, c. II. Cupp.
Especially baked for family use. Clean,
light, sweet, wholesome.
Your chance at a bargain: Two
farms for sale or rent. Sixty-one town
lots for sale, Enquire of
]. T. MORRISON.
On the evening train last Sunday,
Mrs. Lucus and daughter left for Salt
Lake City to join Mr.. Lucus. The
family will make Salt Lake City their
home.
Miss Ida Jones will soon become as
sistant postmaster of the Delamar
post Office presided oyer by her uncle
Will. Miss Jones will make most
efficient assistant, and we predict that
the people of Delamar will be highly
pleased with her.
1t may be of advantage for the pee
pie of this section to know that final
proofs on land can just as well be made
before Judge II. E. Wallace in
Ca dwell as by going to Boise.
To many it will be more convenient
and less expensive to come to Caldwell,
G. w. Cooper returned last week
from Butte, Montana where, it is said
he went to assist in the formation Of
the big copper combine. Mr.. Cooper
says Butte is a wonderful camp and
that its magnitude can hardly be con
Ceived by any one who has not visited
it.
John T. Morrison, Esq. was down to
Parma on legal business Tuesday. He
says Parma is growing at marvellous
pace. There is there large store, ele'
giant new depot, and general improve
ments in every direction. Parma II
destined to be considerable trading
point.
Regular preaching services at thu
Baptist church Sunday. Subject o
morning sermon, "The Resurrection o.
Christ" Subject of the evening ser
mon, "Beseeching Jesus to Depart.
Hours of meeting 1870 a. m. and l
m. Sunday school at 1890 a. M
Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
l have been sufferer from chroni
diarrhoea ever since the war ard hav
used all kinds of medicine for it. A
last l found one remedy that has beef
succ IS as cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy.-P. E. GIisham. Cars Mil
La For sale by II. D. Blatchley Il CO
Last week Mr.. William Isaac re
cPived information of his father
death. Mr.. Isaac's father was Sc year
of aye and up to within short time
his death a remarkably active and wei
preserved man He was an old an
highly respected citizen of Pendleto
Oregon. He was born in England, an
had lived in Oregon 81 years.