The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-22
LOCAL ITEMS

BIatchley, the Druggist.
Fresh candies and nuts at Askeys,
John c. Rice, Esq. is reported sick.
T. Hay, the popular grocer, is
visiting in Portland.
TAKE your prescriptions to the
ylatchley Drug Store.
1ouis Schnabel is taking an outing
IN the Long Valley country.
sulphur Lime and Salt for spraying
fruit trees, at T, Z. Egleston.
p p Woodeock of Caldwell was in
tbe city Wednesday, Ontario Adoo-
cate.
Mrs W. M. Cupp and children came
down from sqpaw Butte last Thursday
evening.
Watch the actions of the board of
eoualization and see your property
increase
Finley Mckenzie the jordan Valley
sheep man was in town the fore part of
the week.
Bryan is billed for Idaho in the verv
near future, but nothing serious is
apprehended.
George Cakes returned Saturday
from a successful business trip through
Owyhee county.
Miss Edna Horn expects to leave
Monday on short visit to Broken
Bow, Nebraska.
I'M. johnson, of Huntington Ore,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway, Of
this city, this week.
VII. Roadway and his daughter,
Helen, are visiting coast points. Mr..
Redway expects to return soon.
The College of Idaho is progI essing
rapidly with their new building, the
foundation being about completed.
People in the State of Idaho meyer
know just how much they own these
days Till after the board of equaliza
lion meets.
Jas. Motlow, our genial drayman, is
acting as teamster and guide to the
Egleston outing party, now in the
mountains 20 the north.
Mrs. W. Z. Mosby left last night for
Portland, Oregon, where she goes to
meet her husband who has been Ia the
Klondike for some time.
Secretary Alger resigned his position
in the cabinet Wednesday TO take eff
feet August /. Nothing definite yet as
to who will succeed him.
Mr.. R. II. Davis, editor of this paper,
and his daughter Maggie, left for
southeastern Idaho Tuesday evening,
to be abseut for short time.
The board of equalization seem to
have been impartial and remembered
US all, and the taxes, like rain, will fall
on the just as we'll as the unjust.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sebree left
Wednesday night for the Yellowstone
Park, where they will spend two or
three weeks of the hot summer time.
Mr.. W. II, Thorp and family return
ed Tuesday evening from short out
ing at the Enterprise Hot Springs.
They enjoyed themselves Immensely.
Sam HartkOpf has felt the wave of
prosperity and the result is that he is
adding a comfortable addition to his
tlnshOp. 1t will be substantial affair.
Estma Miller became entangled with
horse last week which resulted great
ly to Estma's damage. He escaped
with few bruises and is now all right.
The Democratic policy of making us
all rich has be gun, and it is funny
to see how many men the last week
have lost their ambition to become
suddenly wealthy.
FOR SALE-nousehold goods and
furniture of DR.. SatteFthwait, includ-
ing No. Ia Round Oak stove, nearly
new and bran new No. 8 coal burner
cook-stoye with reservoir.
The latest 10 Caldwell is swimming.
everybody swims now a-days, and the
result is that there is great mortality
among the mosquitoes down near the
river these beautiful moonlight even
ings.
Mrs. T. G. Egleston and her daugh-
teg, Miss Ethel, aud Miss Lulu Boone,
left on hunting and fishing trip to
the Long Valley country Tuesday
night. They expect to be absent sew
efal weeks.