The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-09

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H. n. Maxey win have some Of his
music turner's on exhibition at the in.
ter-mountain fair at Boise. IIesse and
Sturges of Boise are manufacturing
them.
Huston Frost and family win move
to town SO that their children can at
tend our public schools. they viii &C.
cupy the Fahy house on Third Avenue
South.
Robert Mcclure and family have
moved to town and viii occupy the
Broxon house. rhey are anxious to
take advantage of our splendid school
facilities.
S. S. Foote and family are moving
to town and will occupy the Stewart
residence on Bird avenue south. They
will be valuable acquision to Cald
well society,
Miss Edna Horn returned last week
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives at Broken Bow, Neb.,
and will resume her position of society
editress of the Record.
Miss Olive Slater of Boise, niece
of Mrs f. L Keller, is expected Tues
day. She will make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Keller this winter, and at
tend the College of Idaho.
Ex-marshal Drydea aud family Of
Nampa have moved TO Caldwell ana
have taken charge of tue boarding
house of Airs. Breshears, VINO, on ac-
count Of illness, had to retire,
Miss Cora Bray, who has beed visit
ing her sister, Mrs Duncan, in Payette
returned home last week, aecompauiea
by her sister and two chndren, who
visited few days returning Tuesday.
The sheriff of Bingham county is
after the druggists up there for selling
liquor in retail quantities without :
retailers license. Warrants have beer
sworn out for several of the offenders
| Mrs. Bertha uerrick, who has beer
teaching a summer school at Little
Cdmas, Idaho, returned to Caldwell
last week. She will teach the Inter
mediate department 10 our school thi'
winter.
A nighLwatchman of Idaho FALL
shot citizen coming home from a lat
train, and the citizen is claiming $40
500 damages from the city. He wi
very likely get damages, but not S
large as above.
Walter FrOman, while horssbac
riding Tuesday of this week had Til
, misfortune of having his horse stun
bic and fall on him, breaking his lei
DR.. Ed Maxey set the injured limb all
Walter is DONG nicely.
The great success OF Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and D.arrhoea kemed
III the treatment Of bowel complain
r has made it standard and over Il
( greater part of the CIV ,nzed world. FL
sale by, IL. d. Blatchley Drug Co.
+ Il. Miss Mary L Jenkins left on Frida
o evenings train for Southeastern ldal
J. where she is visiting with friends ar
relatives. She will return about tt
u 2O.h. During her absence John
Il DaYls will assist Miss Hartley at Il
post Office.
The Caldwell and Nampa base bt
u teams will meet at the latter place al
n have game of ball Sunday L
70 Nampa team is called the "UnknoW
which is good, for when the Caldwell
* get through wish them they VOL
~ want to be known.
70 No interest was manifested in I
school election held here Monday, Il
G. result being that the old trustees, ID
IN and Steuuenberg, were unanimous
III elected to succeed themselves. Thus
public virtue ever rewarded. Twel
- seven votes were cast.
he The 8.months child of Mr.. a
Ii, Mrs. Mcfarland OF Succor Creek U
died Tuesday, Septempber 3, IL
:, Teething was no doub5 the cause
-, the little ones demise. 1t was 9Fonf