The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

He"hO ahu mary mas her stewart.
The First National Bank has recent.
ly had two elegant gold lettered signs
painted. The First National is deter.
mined to be the handsomest bank in
the west.
IL mas been limited that in going to
southern climes, Col. Hartley expects
to find other good things than robust
health. We hope he may find all that
is desirable.
Mr.. Sweet, who is locally, at least,
famous as builder of successful
creameries, will soon return from Cali.
fornia with his family to settle perma.
nently in Caldwell.
The watch repairing that Kenly the
Jeweler does is no mechanical hynotism.
it makes the watch run like new, even
after it has been taken from the repair
shop. Try him and see.
Mr.. Tompkins is constructing a per
ambulating store for Cakes Bros.
which is marvel of ingenuity. 1t
will be used for doing peddling bust
ness the coming season.
Ladies who are fond of the beautiful
should not forget the Milligan millin-
cry opening Monday. 1t will be the
finest display of things dear to women's
hearts ever seen i'll the city.
The legislature of Delaware has al.
journed without electing a senator.
This is the second failure and incense.
quence, Delaware will have to run four
years with only one U. s. Senator.
Col. Hartley, ex.postmaster, expects
to leave for California this week. He
is seriously troubled with asthma and
will make protracted visit to Arizona
for his health before returning to Cald-
well.
The Nampa Sun says that Nampa
young man sneaked into Caldwell last
Saturday and purloined wife. These
inter-marriages should establish an
entente coTdiGle between the two prov
inces.
There was a chicken pie soclable at
the Methodist church Wednesday ev-
ening but on account of inclement
weather, the chicken pie exceeded the
demand. Those who attended enjoyed
themselves.
The Gem State Rural has moved its
headquarters from the Odd Fellows
block and may now be found in the
Lucus old building. The Rural is be-
ginning to rank among the leading
agricultural papers.
Governor Steuuenberg has been for
tunate enough to discover what he Is
pleased to regard technically upon
which to veto the deficiencies of 1886
and 1896. When ones whole heart is
in a job he generally succeeds.
Ex.Sheriff Taylor has returned to hi
Payette home from whence he wa'
called to attend to his duties as sheriff
During his residence in Caldwell hC
made many friends and all unite il
wishing him continued prosperity.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Hat
tie Stiles gave party in honor of he
young lady friends. Upon the arriVs
of the west bound train the guests ant
hostess accompanied Miss Hartley o
Weiser to the station on her way home
Last Monday man named william
Pierce attempted, at Nampa, to com
NIT suicide by cutting an artery in hi
arm with an old jack knife. He wa
brought before Probate Judge Wallac
and adjudged mentally unsound ant
sent to the county hospital.
The Statesman would be untrue t
the people of the state if it did not ca
attention to the gigantic proportions
the wrong done in the appointment o
the code commission. 1t is nor
strOus blunder-if not WOrsO-tO intliC
such a commission upon the state
7 Statesman.
, 1t is reported that the new tmpI'
mont and wagon house will open u
for business within the next week. Nj
: Roscoe Madden will be business mana
ger. The personnel Of the firm is nc
known but it is said that W. s. Badle
and A. X. Steunenberg are largely II
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