The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-06-10
LOCAL ITEMS.


n,tohley, the Druggist.
p,,.b candies and nuts It Askeys.
~. 9. H, seOreo is visiting in the
city
relatives.
Governor Steunenberg was in town
Thursday
rake your prescriptions to the
ylatchley Drug Store.
rbs credit men have had a conyen=
.on. Now it is our turn.
M. G. O. Picard recently returned
from trip to Indian valley.
SuIphur Lime and Salt for spraying
nrIt trees, at T. q. EglestOn.
MONEY TO LOAN-Inquire Of
frank J. Smith, Caldwell. Idaho.
Mrs. ". J. Boone and children have
zone east to visit for a few months.
Congressman Dick bland is very sick
and serious doubts of his recovery are
entertained.
Mr. Genus Barnum and Miss Anna
Wells of Lower Boise were united in
matrimOny May 80.
Kenly, the jeweler, has the finest line
~ isWelry in the State. All guaran-
tesd first class or money refunded.
Mr.. Egleston's splendid new, iron
ware house was completed this week
ard will soon be filled with goods.
Clinton T. Stranahau has been aO-
appointed Indian agent of the NeZ Per-
ceS to succeed s. Il. Fisher, resigned.
It Is stated that the Burlington and
Missouri railroad is headed for Idaho
and that the intention is to reach the
coast via Boise aud Caldwell.
Miss Alice Gipson and Miss Anabel
Little started for Chicago Tuesday
The young ladies will spend several
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Thursday evening the members OF
Mrs. Stalksr's Sunday School class were
entertained by their teacher at heI
home and the young people had a most
delightful time.
At POcatellO FIVE hObos beat the
chief of police and two citizens horribly
captured a horse and buggy belonging
to the mayor aud made their escape. a
posse of II men is after them.
So many of Caldwell's good people
went to the circus that we can neither
mention them individually. nor write
a lecture on the vanities of life. They
all claim to have enjoyed themselves
hugely.
Mr.. ]. B. Marques Of Roswell was in
town last week. The gentleman says
that the Roswell couEtry is coming
rapidly to the front as one Of the most
promising and PROSPEROUS sections IL
the State.
Mr.. John Ireton of Marsh, accom-.
panied by Messrs, Ingersoll ant
KrebbS, prominent mining men was, il
town Friday. Mr.. Ireton came over t.
meet his children who have beef
attending school In Portland.
Mrs. S. p. GellispIe was up from
Roswell this week. She says the cOun
try down there is settling up rapid
and real estate is booming. Land tina
three years ago went begging for 81
an acre now readily fetehCs $50 to S7i
Col. Allen Miller stopped off her
Wednesday on his way TO north Idaho
He will look over that section wit
4 view to permanent location. TIL
colonel is one OF the ablest lawyers an
most eloquent public speakers in tn
State.
Mr.. W. Cupp sold his wool last wee
for about Il Il cents a pound. II
thinks he could have got more by hold
ing off, but felt that he was dom
very well and is satisfied. He is mo-
contracting for large quantities of ha!
foE naEt winter.
Tom NlpRsE Of Squaw creek has sol
his sheep and ranches to Swift & @
OF Chicago, who will hereafte
operate the business. Mr.. Nipper ha
some 10000 sheep and recently sol
between $1,000 and 10000 pounds
wool at IA cents.
The Statesman says that the circu
extracted $1,000 from the people
That amount Of money put at 10 pr
cent interest would buy hundre
farms for hundred men In a hundre
years and leave the principal to build