The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-02

. $3.50 ~ 0llA MIS-. >. IS. tle-
ment Of this city, returned to her homo
IN Glenn's Ferry, Wednesday evening
Miss Nellie Kelleher left Wednesday
evening for Pocatello where she viii
visit a few days after which she win
go on to Idaho Falls, where she is en-.
gagged to teach this winter.
Mrs. Satterthwait and her mother.
Mrs. Way, left for California Tuesday
where Mrs. Satterthwait goes to ioin
her husband. Mrs. Ways daughter ac
companied them as far as Salt Lake
City.
Miss Ada +. Madden, who has been
in this section the past month, and
was one of the teachers at the Insti-
tute, departed for Butte, Montana. this
week, she having charge Of the Butte
schools.
Misses Winnie Wilder and Edna
Jones went to Boise Wednesday even.
ing to attend the conference to he held
in that city. They rode their wheels
to Nampa, and took the train from
there to Boise.
The following persons left Cal well
Wednesday evening to attend confer
ence which is being hs!d in Boise this
week: The Mrs H. H. Jones, II. N.
Maxey, w. g. Maxey; Rev. Wider and
family aud Miss Ethel Froman.
THE TRIBUNE is indebted to the
Corinne Nursery of Utah, for a small
box Of cherries and gooseOerries. They
are large and luscious. We are also
indebted to Mr.. Mitchell for some very
fine eating apples. Many thanks.
The great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard and over the
greater part of the civilized world. For
sale by, II. d. Blatchley Drug Co.
DIR. Stalker and wife and his brother,
Fred, have returned from a pleasure
trip to Stems mountain. The doctor
brought some Venison home with him.
This is the second deer brought home,
Louis Schnabel bringing in the other
T. X. Little returned this week from
business trip to eastern points. He
laid in most elegant and up-to-date
lot of dry goods and furnishings Ills
daughter, Miss Anabel, who has been
visiting in Ottawa, ILL.,, returned with
him.
Miss Julia Cooper who has been
visiting with friends at Dayton. Wash.
the past three weeks returned home
Tuesday. 1t is reported that Miss
Cooper while al Dayton, attended the
wedding of. one of her classmates of
Oberlin.
Jake Horn, editor of the Record, has
been visiting in Boise this week. We
understand he got slice of pie from
the State pie counter. lie is now en-
joying himself up on the middle fork
of the Boise river, with Mr.. Archer Of
Fremont, Neb.
The soldier boys have arrived and
are now in San Francisco. California
will welcome them grandIy. PocateIlo
and Genesee have also signifed their
intention of giving the soldier boys a
grand reception. What is Caldwell
going to do?
f. wilt Ellis, whose business it is to
write up people and communities was
in Caldwell this week and called on
THE TRIBUNE. He left for Payette
Tuesday night, where he expects to do
a little business with Ontario and
Payette and return to Caldwell later.
Lou Goldsmith did not accept a
position with r. A. Cowden, to care
for his interests at Murphy. After
looking over the grounds he decided
ithHG all JO0 duf dl- lagos SOS'UA ''A'
other, were with his present location
and business. So he has made arrange
ments to remain with MIR. Redway FOL
some time ia the future.
7. W. Boone returned from the
KlonolH, ,niS week, On his return NJ
visite. ,he Boffalo Hump coun ry
We haya'C got his opinion upon me
! Buff 10 Hump country, but from al
interview in the Lewiston TrId4R'
some time ago, We rather Ioter Ina
MIR. BONES opinion Of the k!ondlk
has been depressed seYstal notchsS'
The Nampa Leader has been getting
out regularly articles showing up IN
wopderful country around Nampa Il
particular aud Canyon County III gen
eraI, and in Wednesdays paper Ill