The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-16

"Aish pace tney moved early
last spring in order to make their per-
manent residence. They believe l3oisa
valley to be the better location.
Mr. Canter Of Jordan VALLEY bronobt
over Oscar. Lisle, Vannie and Rose
Canter, yesterday. Mr.. Canter exuecta
70 return in about a week, his son and
daughters will remain here this winter
and attend the College Of Idaho.
The great success Of Chamberlain,s
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
IN the treatment Of bowel complaints
mas made it standard and over the
greater part Of the civilized world. For
sale by, II. D. BIatchley Drug Co.
Mrs. N. E. Orr Of Boise Valley left
Wednesday night for Portland. Oregon
where she goes to enter the Good Sa-
marian hospital for treatment. Her
daughter, Mrs. Jensen, leaves next
week for Portland to be with her moth
or for q few weeks.
There was a picnic held up at Mid
dieton in Peter Neth's grove, Sunday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Meth entertained
the following good people from Cald,
well: Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock, and
the Misses Florence Hartley and Static
Wells. The all had fine time.
The city council at its last meeting
ordered 400 feet of hose costing Sl.O5 a
foot. This increases the hose to $50
feet. If the old hose could be patched
up in some way so that it could be
used in an emergency it would give the
city something like a 1000 feet Of hose.
We see by the Enterprise that r. H.
Davis of this place attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Martha Bywater, his amt,
at Salt Lake City last week. Mrs. By
alter was one of the leading women
of Utah having moved to that place
from Wales in the early days when
Utah was yet a wilderness.
Frank Hardy aud p. E. En- gle have
concluded to solve the water question
on their own hook, and they claim they
have just the system that will insure
a never failing supply. Their method
is the turbine windmill, One of the
mills is being erected on Frank Hardy's
place on Washington Heights.
The opening of school has been post
poned one week, and instead. of Mon
day, September Is, being the day of
opening it will be Monday, September
%. The contractors, although they
put forth every effort, were not able to
complete the school by the time agreed
upon, hence the postponement.
We wish to call attention to the adj
vertisement of the new furniture store
of H. H. Jones which appears on our
editorial page. He has everything in
the furniture line and all he asks is
that you call around and see him. He
will show you furniture that in quality,
finish and price can't be beat anywhere.
Tuesday, September 10, ga NJ, ex-
animation for admission to first year
will be set in arithmetic, grammar, U,
5. history and geography. These ex-
aminations are designed to cover the
work of the 9th grade grammar school.
Students presenting fair grades in the
above mentioned subjects will be ad-
mitted without examination.
]. A. Dement,, recently of Caldwell,
but now a resident of Fremont county,
left with his family for Caldwell where
the family will remain for the winter
on account of good school advantages,
Mr.. Dement, says he would come to ST.
Anthony for the winter if the school
accommodation were what they ought
to be. He will return to his ranch on
Sand Greek in about three weeks
16COt Suh'
Assessor Wells returned this week
from San Francisco where he has been
to welcome the Idaho boys. While at
San Francisco Capt. Wells was the
guest of General Shafter. The captain
and the general were old school boy
chums down east somewhere years ago
The general said that the captain was
looking rather THU TO what he was
when a young fellow, and the captain
observed that the general looked like
he had wintered well these many years
Id. Potter and a part of the family
moved III from Portland, Oregon, this
week. 2lr. Potter thinks there is nc
place like Caldwell. He will, as soor
as he gets fi2 family settled, look uE
q photograA II "ad have the sun pho
tographed ard take it down on the
coast aud exhibit it as a curiosity
They don't see the sun very often down