The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Asksy the news dealer.
BIatchley, the Druggist.
Fresh candies and nuts at Askeys.
Alex Dement, will move to Fremont
County.
MIC. Dressler is resting from the
care of his iocks.
Take your prescriptions to the
ylatchley Drug Store
Rob Aikman shipped 1000 fine. fat
sheep to Butte, Saturday,
snIDbur Lime and Salt for spraying
forIt trees, at T. q. Egleston.
Mrs W. ]. Smith entertain the Pres
byterlan Junior League Tuesday.
Mrs McManey of Pocatello is in
caldwell visiting the Misses. Gilligan.
Mr. Blatchely informs us that work
IN the college assembly building will be
commenced Immediately.
Mrs. Governor Steunenberg is being
visited by her sister, Miss Kepple, and
Miss Stevenson, Of Iowa.
Miss Jennie Carter is visiting with
bar sister Mrs. Adam and will be glad
10 meet all her Caldwell friends.
Kenly, the jeweler, has the finest line
of iewelry in the State. All guaran-
toad first class or money refunded.
The prospects for a rousing celebra-
ton at Stafford's grove are very good.
There are plenty of patriots in Cald-
well.
1, L. Feltham Esq. who has large
interests in the Willow Creek mines,
reports considerable activity in that
section,
All who possibly can do SO ought to
attend the celebration at Stafford's
grove on tbs Fourth. Patriotism
never hurt any country.
1t reported that a double through
line passenger service will soon be put
on by the Orgen Short Line, running
from Chicago to Portland.
Clerk Meek snforms Us that the
commissioners meet as board of
equalization on the 10th. On the 3lst
they will meet to hear acd decide
complaints.
Mr.. Jacob PloWhead was in from
Middleton this week. He says the
fruit crop has been considerably dam
aged this season by late rrosts, but will
still be abundant.
EOR SALE-nousehOl d goods and
furniture of DR.. Satterthwait, includ-
ing No. IA Round Oake stove, nearly
new and bran new Nos coal burner
Cook-stoVe with reservoir.
Arthur Frazer OF Deer Flats charged
with maliciously feloniously, etc. break
ing an irrigation ditch dam. Mr..
Frazer says it's no such thing, and the
courts are going to Investigate.
One of the attractions at the Fourth
of July celebration at Stafford's grove
will be magnificent display of fire.
works in the evening. 1t will eclipse
any display ever made in this sac
ton.
Mr.. Martin Jensen, one of Succor's
brightest and most enterprising citl-
Esns, was in town attending to some
business matters last week. He says
the Succor country is forging forward
rapidly.
The other day little child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder was stung by scorpi-
on, and for time serious consequence
was apprehended. Medical skill,
however, prevailed and the little one
recovered.
Attorney Grifiths is working faith
fully to awaken interests in the organ
a2ation of an irrigation district, or rather,
the reVivifying Of the one already
organized. He is on the right track
and should be warmly encouraged,
last Saturday Gre company con-
slsting of II members was organized.
w. IL. Thorp was elected foreman and
marry Compton was elected assistant
FOREMAN. All the members are young
active men ready to do efficient work.
AnVhelast year the Caldwell creamery
mas manufactured $1,000 pounds Of
outer, and paid out to the furnishes
Ot milk and cream S11.OsO In cash. Mr..
" X. Shaw who has ably managed the
business has retired and Mr.. Charlie;
Oakes succeeds him.
Mr. VIM. Cupp, father of W. NJ. and
u H. Cupp, though past the four score
nile post Of life, still gets around ac