The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

D. D. Campbell will pay cash for
oats.
Money to loan. on real estate. ]. T.
Morrison.
Take your prescriptions to the
Slatchley Drug Store.
Step into the Dakes Furniture Store
and look at the nice line of.rngs.
The little child Of ReY. and Mrs.
Jennings died at Nampa last week.
! FOR SALE; one good cart. Price
reasonable. inquire at Butts Black.
smith shop.
If you find anything in this paper
that sounds familiar, 1t was quoted
without credit. f..-.-ss ~
Finley Mckenzie, a delegate 10 the
Fort Worth Stock Growers Conven-
ton, has returned. ...
Mr.. and. Mrs. III. Hay gave de-
lightful dinner on Friday evening ut
their home on Main street. ..+-... .-
Call at the Caldwell Millinery Par
lors and supply yourself with materials
of decorative art needlework.
LOST-A white crepe scarf with
fringed ends. The finder will be re-
warded for returning same to John G.
Rice. 4,.-
A revival meeting will commence at
the Christian Church tom. rrow. The
pastor, j.. F. Clay, will conduct the
services. s..,. ID. -.
r. X. Little leaves today for the east
to purchase a mammoth stock of
spring goods. lie will get the cream
Of the market.
The Caldwell FIGURING Mill is now
in operation. And can furnish flour
equal in quality to any shipped in.
Cash paid for wheat. s. s. Foote.
Capt. T. J. Mills and his wife have
become reunited. They have gone to
San Francisco where MIR. Mills has Sc
cured employment in the government
service.
Rev. W. S. Wilson will preach at the
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, morn
ing and evening. All the congregation
are earnestly requested to attend these
services.
Miss Marie Boone celebrated her
eleventh birthday ON Wednesday, when
a number, of her little friends Joined
her in making the day one long to be
remembered,
\ A most pleasing musical and literary
Entertainment is to be given in the
Opera House, February II. The vari
Gus musical organizations and must
clans of the town will take part.
4 Tuesday evening about forty young
people gathered in the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith in honor of
Mir. Ernest Frazer. Progressive ang-
ling was the entertainment Of the eve
ming.
Miss Ray Olmstead entertained about
twenty of her young friends on, Satur-
day afternoon last in honor Of her
eleventh birthday. The little people
presented many tokens of their esteem
and Miss Ray proved herself most
genial hostess. ri
The ladies of the Cafe Klotch were
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Blatch.
Icy Thursday afternoon. An auction
of mysteriously listed articles in which
beans were used as currency caused
much amusement. About twenty la
dies were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Little entertained
~ cards Tuesday evening. The spa
eious pArlors Of thoir home were filed
With guests, and the evening was thor
pughly enjoyed by all, AS a reward
or their evenings work, Mrs. Beatty
eceived gold-ilncd sugar sitter and
Ar. Dee a,copy of Bill Nye.
Utah will hold a special election
April 2 to elect successor to b. II.
koberts, rejected. There is considera.
re speculation as to who will be the
aacky man. At present it looks as
cough ex' Congressman King will be
IGNORED. On the other hand many
w OF the opinion that the Re-
MAblieans will carry the State.
1 think / would go crazy with pain
Mere it not for Chamberlains Pain
halm,% writes Mr.. W. IL. Stapleton,
herminie, Pa. az have been afflicted
lth rheumatism for several years and
Aeve tried remedies without number,
pat Pain Balm is the best medicine |