The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Geo. Krippner is very sick
r,esb candies and nuts at Askeys.
rake your prescriptions to the
glatchIey Drug Store.
1obn T. Morrison ESQ went to Boise
~ legal business Monday.
co,rhur Lime and Salt for spraying
tnrit trees, at T. Z. Egleston.
u,s + N. Lucus who had been Wis
,,,ng with her daughter at La Grande,
returned wednesday.
ur Conghanour, said to be the most
.onnlar man in Payette. with-theila
5Ifs. was in Caldwell Thursday.
The Odd Fellows anniversary enter
eminent Wednesday night was a most
pleasant occasion aud thoroughly en-
joyed.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Williams are Wis
ting old friends in Caldwell They
talk some of settling in Weiser or
Ontario.
FOUND A bicycle. The owner may
have the same by proving property and
having costs of advertising and tronble.
W. Bruce, Caldwell.
Sweet and pure home made bread can
only be procured Of Mrs. G. II. Cnpp.
Especially baked for family use. Clean.
light sweet, wholesome.
Your chance at, bargain: Two
farms for sale or rent. Sixty one town
lots for sale, Enquire of .'
j. r. MORRISON.
Elk Judge Little now wears two mo-
BILE titles. lie is mayor ard water
master of Caldwell, 1t takes good
man to fill two such offices, but the
Judge can do it.
There was no mistake made. when
Frank Hardy was retained as street
commissioner. lie has really been
about the most energetic and dutiful
officer Caldwell ever had.
There has not beer much talk lately
about the grist mill, but the work is
being pushed no doubt. Caldwell pee
pie must not make the mistake of let
ting the enterprise fall through.
Tx. Little has recently received a
car load or two of furniture. for hiss
new store. lie intends to have the
handsomast and most complete store
in the State when he gets into his new
quarters.
Marshal Maxey has DOTTED the star
for the street sprinkler. There are ups
and downs in municipal politics as
elsewhere. Then kirkpatrick threw
away watering job to wear star and
everything is lovely,
The school trustees propose an issue
of bonds for the purpose of enlarging
the school house, improving IL and
purchasing new and needed furniture.
1t would seem that this is a step de-
manded by the increased school popu-
latiOn.
The change of city administration
took place last Monday night without
a rifle to mar the tranquility of the
occasion. The new officers will no
doubt prove worthy. At least there is
nothing yet to indicate anything to the
contrary.
Thursday night lamp exploded in
the house of Mr.. Henry Cox, aud it
was only by the most strenuous effort
that the place was saved from burning.
Considerable damage was done to fur
niture and carpets. Poor oil, Mr.. Cox
says, was to blame.
The Young People of the Baptist
church will conduct the services. neXl
Sunday evening; consisting of specia
music, discussion of the topic, Patient
Continuance in Well Doing" and ser
mon by Rev. Albert L. Saxon. Services
at 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited
The EpigrGm says that what Bake
City needs is esprit du corps. Coop
er'5 got 1t. He has been skinning octo
puses with it all winter, but haYing unit
ed with the gold bugs, does't need it an,
more and win let Baker City have i
very cheap. He probably has four o.
five of them.
l have been a sufferer from chroni
diarrhoea ever since the war AID have
used all kinds of medicine for it. A
last l found ons remedy that has beef
succ IS as cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy.-P. e. GIisham, Gaars Mill;
La. For sale by II. D. Blatchley u Go
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