The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-22
Local ITEMS.
Askey the news dealer.
,..b1a9 tha DFur0ist.

Fresh candies and nuts # Askeys.
The great play Of the season AZ the
ooera House Monday night.
Take your prescriptions to the
BIatchley Drug Store.
Taught Laugh all the time Monday
night at the Opera House,
Probate Judge Wallace went to
noise Friday on business.
snlpbur Lime and Salt for spraying
tuTit trees, at l. Z. Egleston.
Bobby Gaylor and 10 others at the
onera House MondaS night.
McSorley's twins and u others at the
Opera House Monday night.
MONEY TO LOAN Inquire Of
Frank j. Smith, Caldwell, Idaho.
Mr. P. j. Fahy and Mr. Julius Fisher
we're over from Middleton Friday.
The Car of Congress, Tom Reed, has
resigned to go into the law business.
DIR, A. F. Isham is prepared to vac
cipate all who wish with fresh vaccine
virus.
Eight girls and six men make you
laugh at the Opera House Monday
night.
Mrs. r. M. Gwlnn who has been
very sick for some time is considerably
better.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith and Rev. Boone
went to Boise Thursday to attend the
Presbytery.
Mr. Robert Sears and Miss Jennie
Van Size were married last Wednes
day, Rev. Boone officiating.
Mrs. Hughes, mother of Mrs. Dren.
nan, who has suffered a severe attack
of pneumonia, is much improved.
Elk Governor Thomas, at present
postmaster of Salt Lake City, and son
were in Caldwell during the week.
A. Satterthwait, N. d. has removed
to house on First Avenue East, south
of Main ST.. next to Monte 3. GWinn's
Quite delegation of Caldwell PEG
pie went TO Boise Wednesday night to
see the show. They returned on the
belated west bound train.
Mrs. Chas. Closson was very sick and
scarcely expected TO live Thursday
night. She was reported somewhat
better Friday afternoon.
Your chance at a bargain: Two
farms for sale or rent. Sixty-one town
lots for sale, Enquire of
J. T. MORRISON.
Mr. c. o. Broxon who has been ap-
pointed deputy state TREASURER departed
for Boise unday TO assume his official
duties. His family accompanied him.
In filing up the bitches, created by
building the grade through town, the
railroad company is doing good work
which will be duly appreciated by this
community.
Mrs. w. r. Sebree went east last Sat.
uTday to be absent some time. She
will take finishing course in vocal
music at the New England conserva-
tory before returning.
While lifting a pot off the stove, lit
tie Marie Jones', daughter of Mrs. A,
W. Jones of Pocatello, clothes took fire
and she was seriously burned before
the flames could be put out. She may
recover.
Among those who went to Boise this
week TO attend the show aud other
business were Mr.. and Mrs. t. G. Egg
lesion, Mayor and Mrs. Doan, Mr.. w
r. Sebree, DIR. Ed. Maxey and Hon. C.
W. Cooper.
The Pennsylvania legislature has adj
Journed without eleeting a senator
That is $1,000 a year saved to the peo-
pie. Maybe it would be just as well il
half the states in the union followed
PennsylVania's example.
Brigadier General RfcConYille was
buried at Lewiston with appropriate
and imposing ceremonies. Six thous-
and people were present and Hon. j
W. Reid delivered a most eloquent and
affecting funeral grafton.
1t is reported that great damage was
done to alfalfa in this section by the
frost last winter. People should moi
be in too much of hurry about pillow
ing up their fields. The damage may
be more apparent than real.
They Wear Like Iron