The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-06-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
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T,osh candies and nuts at Askeys.
- " M. Cupp was in town Thurs
dry.
Kent Galloway is recovering from hi
recent illness.
The college viii close about the 2otl
Of this month,
y, Tom Groome of Star was in
The city Thursday.
Mr.. r. c. EglestOn has begun the
srectIng of large ware house.
Thsre has been q great number
otvhespmen in town this week.
Mr G. Martin and family of Bellevue
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Doan.
The NAm2l daily started up last
wednesday night according to rumor.
The law provides that the school SUI
nsrlO,sndent must reside at the county
seat.
In the school bord election held last
Wednesday only three votes cast aginst
bonding.
A gOodly number of Caldwell people
will take their little boys to the circus
next Monday.
Anotice for bids for the school bonds
or Caldwell school district appears In
another column.
Tx. Little is pushing work on his
new store aud 1t will be just grand
when completed.
The race track fence. judges stand,
grand stand and allhave been torn down
and hauled away.
Lste last week Mr. W. Il. SebFee and
John T. Morrison Esq. made business
trip to Boise county.
The professional card of Thee. T.
Van Wagenen, r. N. of Boise appears
10 this issue Of The tribune.
Ills said that there is no assurance
eta Especial being run to Boise Monday,
but thOre is. 1t is a sure thing.
Kenly, the ieweler, has the finest line
Of ieWelry in the State. All guaran-
tsed first class or money refunded.
Itbegins to look as though the people
Of Caldwell were going to miss the
Fourth of July altogether this year.
Mr. Alexander Blessinger was In
town Thursday. lie says he never
before saw things so backward as they
are this spring.
Mr. Howard SeOree, president of the
First National Bank, returned home
Wednesday morning from a visit to
The eastern States.
Mr.. Robert Altman recently sold
5000 pounds of wool at 1871 cents a
pound, and Morris Nc Farland sold
large clip at l216 cents.
US. Surveyor General Perrault came
down from Boise with Judge ueyborn
Wednesday evening. The general
remarked considerable Improvement
1.-The aspect Of Caldwell town.
Mrs Nettie Fuller il. the. prize fisher
man Of this sectionA Last week she
captured salmon trout in the Payette
nVer, which measured 8 feet two inches
OF : feet aidches we are uncertain |
which.
WethOught Caldwell was exception |
aly blessed in the matter of alkaH,
elai the railroad Company deposited a |
~ OF Nampa soil In this vicinity.
We must now confess that Caldwell is
,CA'eely to be mentioned In the same
uSWlth Nampa as an alkall producer.
fOt the Ringing Brothers Circus at
DU,'e' June 9th, the Oregon Short Line
.Ll taa special train to leave Cald-
"sa ~ a. m. Returning a special |
Sa.n VIII leave Boise, at 1890 a. M. ar
"AE ~ Caldwell,at' 1850 a. N. Fare
~ tue round trip $I45. j. Decker,
a. avery man who boarded ths dyna
S' Tain at Wallace was a murderer
~ - incendiary at heart and should
punished as such. He knew that
W OBJECT was murder and destruction
=! property by dynamite, and 1t makes
y. Hslie difference whether or not
was IVA armed and masked.-Kendrick
az Aas Edna Little has returned home
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