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

and Greedy Colorado. On RETURNING
she spent couple Of days with the
saints at Salt Lake City.
Friends Of J. a. McGInty ia these
parts win be pleased to learn that he
has been appointed police magistrate
Of Boise. Mr. McGinty viii ill the
place with entire satisfaction to eyery-
one except tho eyil-doers.
Burt Venable, editor Of the Payette
Independent, was in Caldwell the fore
part Of the week on business. Mr..
Venable said that himseif and family
and Mr.. Taylor and family were pre-
pairing to take tIip to the mountains.
Or. ed. D. Maxey returned last week
from az extended trip on the coast.
lie visited San Francisco and other
places of interest in California and
Oregon while away. While at San
Francisco he took short course in
hospital surgery.
Mrs. Henry Cox, accompanied by her
nephew, Alya Cartwright, left Thurs
day evening for Winterset Iowa, for
visit with relatives. Mrs. Cox will
return after few months stay, while
Alya will remain where lie will make
his future home.
Ground is being broke ON Third av-
enue west, near the north switch of the
D. S. L. railroad for the new flour mill.
The work of construction will begin in
a few dpys aud Caldwell will then have
the largest and newest and best equip
ped mill in the State, barring none.
The hay crop is now ripe and in its
prime, and from different parts Of the
State challenges have baen issued by
supposed crack haydiggers who claim
TO be able to shovel more hay than any
one else, and have the money to back
them up. We accept any and all
challenges.
Banker G. W. Platt's family have
moved to Ontario. They VIII reside
here till the commencement Of the
Caldwell school, when they will return
to that city, their children having en-
tered the College of Idaho last year
for four years course of study-Ol-
tario AdCocQte.
The Nampa Leader evolved from
its fertile think-yaEd, and turned loose
on an unsuspecting public this pleasant
little scheme: "The twice a-week LeGd-
En- offers a years subscription to the
person leaving the largest watermelon
of the incoming crop, at the Office"
We wonder now who will protect the
unsuspecting granger.
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. IL. D. BIatchely
Drug Co. viii refund your money if
you are not satisfied after using it. 1t
is everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only one that never
fails. If is pleasant, safe and reliable.
T. X. Little has had force of men
employed during the past week, and he
is now occupying his new store rooms.
They are well-located and roomy, and
as soon as Mr.. Titles new stock has
all arrived, it will be one of the best
equipped stores in this part of the
country. Mr.. Little is to be cOngratu-
lated on his success, and the evidences
of his good management, business acu-
men and general prosperity
The Boise Statesman reports that
American Falls is be5ieged with mos
uuitos, and at last accounts the mos
uuitos had the best of the fight, having
driven large contingent Of the Ameri-
can Fallites to the mountains. It also
stated that the mosqtitos broke up re
ligious services, thus proving that
mosquitoes are atheists, and lawbreak-
ers. Governor Steunenberg shonld be
petitioned to quen the disturbance,
and he should call out the Preston J..
N. G.
TIE plans of the addition of the pub
lie school have been made, and when
the specifications are complete bids
will bo called for. The architect has
been rather slow in preparing the
plans and that has put the matter
back. The new addition will be put
on in front of the school, and will con-
sist of two rooms one on top of the
other, of the same sizs as the other
rooms. But one room will be com
pletcd this year, and the old building
will be repaired, and the school heated
by hot air.
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th, the fire.
men of Caldwell held an election to
elect officers for the remainder of the