The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
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r,,l.hley, the Druggist,
g p...s candies and nuts at Ashegs.
:. r. NJ. Gwinn was in Boise few
,ys this week.
MA. Kurtz of Nampa was in
avn last saturday
~. your Prescriptions to the
sa ,as Drug Store.
,.,ohur Lime and Salt for spraying
y. s1'f frees, at 7. c. EglestOn.
,,ovTy TO LOAN-Inquire Of
ny N.Y. ! Smith, Caldwell, Idaho.
r Morrison will spend week
% t~o visiting friends in Emmett.
=, ". II. Thorp has sold a half in.
~ IN his saloon business to Mr.. w.
Slater
,n5ra Little had the honor to act as
~ 'I If the vice presidents of the Boise
CELEBRATION.
,.o,nev Rice has moved his Office
,Ss room in the rear of the Com
usrclal Bank.
nav = J. Jennings will preach at the
rniscoual church next Sunday morning
At the usual hour ofaervice.
NJ. and Mrs. Simon Dement, spent
,bs Fourth of July at Glenn's Ferry
visiting with their daughter.
The Misses Winnie and May Wilder
,Dent the Fourth of July in Boise, the
ruests of Mr.. and Mrs. BrOxon.
Kenly, the jeweler, has the finest line
oi iewelry in the State. All guaran-
tssd first class or money refunded.
Mr.. Russell Smith was up from his
farm Thursday. lie says the people
are all busy gathering their crops.
State Senator Nc Donald was in town
Saturday. Mr.. Mcdonald now has a
contract grading for side track near
Nampa.
Mr.. B. Venable, editor of thu Payette
Independent, has been appointed State
vice president of the Trsns-Mississippi
Congress,
WV. Wood formerly of this place
is now running a line of passenger
coaches from Lewiston to Vineland
and doing a large business.
Mr.. Samuel Cupp paid THE TRIBUNE
spleasant visit Thursday and related
some interesting things connected
with life in Ohio 70 years ago.
Mrs. Steunenberg, vito of the gov
ernOr, and children, accompanied by
young lady friends from the east, have
gone to the coast for the summer.
Mr.. Wm, SiebenbeFg ST.. was in town
Thursday. He says he celebrated the
Fourth irrigating without even as
much as a glass of beer to enthuse on.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
Of the 1893 9 catalogue of the Albion
Normal school. Itshows the institu-
ton to be in a prosperous and progress
siVe condition.
FOR SALE-Elousehold goods and
furniture of DR.. Satterlhwait, includ
ing No. IA Round Oak stove, nearly
new and bran new No. s coal burner
cOok-sLOye with reservoir.
The Caldwell school bonds were sole
to l.. G. Rice of Boise, at a small pre-
MUM. The $4,000 issue brought $5l6t
Work on the school house addition will
be begun as soon as possible.
Miss Lena Cupp has gone to Littl,
Vamas, Elmore County, to temporaril!
take charge of Mrs. iierric6's school
Mrs. lerrick is quite sick. Miss LEM
viii no doubt give excellent satisfac
ton.
The site for the new grlst mill ha
Oeen determined on. It's on the nortl
SIDE of the railroad about $50 yard
from the depot. It will be pleasant t,
near the hum Of the wheels as they g
round and round.
We are reliably informed that III
caldwell Commercial Bank intends Il
establish branch at st. Anthony
fremont County. Mr.. A. X. Steunen
Oerg will soon 60 over there to con
Guide arrangements.
Mr.. Thomas j. Taylor, a first elias
mouse painter and decorator, after tw
Searsabsence, has returned to Caldwe
ana intends to locate here permanent
~ Ills family, now at American Fall
VIII soon come on.
The co,partnership, known as tn
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