The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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D. D. Campbell win pay cash fol
oats.
Lee F. CLANCY, agent for the Ramb
Ter bicycle.
Take your prescriptions to the
Ylatehley Drug Store.
Miss May McGIency Of Payette is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Harriet Cakes has been quite
poorly during the past week.
Miss Ida Jones is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Williams, at Boise.
Step into the Oakes Furniture Store
and look at the nice line of rugs.
Notice the 1900 reinforcement on the
Rambler bicycle. Lee F. Chaney, agent.
News came Thursday that Mr., D. l..
Badley's father had died the day be-
fore. $780,. ,-> 500.
You want a Rambler, because it is
the best wheel nade. Lee F. CLANCY.
agent. 49," 30. .--.-.. .t-.
Mrs. Monte b. Gwinn is spending
few days in the city visiting Mrs. G.
r. Shaw. Il.
0MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire of II. A. Grifiths,
Caldwell, Ida.
All good Republicans should make
1t a point to get out to the club meet
ing Monday night.
Miss Anna Hartley expects to no to
Weiser tonight. She will probably re-
main away oil summer.
Call at the Caldwell Millinery Par
Tors and supply yourself with materials
of decorative art needlework.
It is vaguely rumored that there was
an attempted meeting of fusionists
somewhere in Caldwell last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Moore returned Monday
evening after spending a few weeks
with relatives in PayettS and Ontario.
Members of the Caldwell Republican
club must not forget the meeting next
Monday evening, ArmOry hall, $50 o.
clock.
Messrs. Ralph Sebree and Robert
Boone Of Dillon, Montana spent few
days in Caldwell, returning Thursday
evening.
Miss Laura Patton, having finished
successful term of school near Amer
ican Falls, returned home the first of
the week.
Charles Peppard has gone to Granite,
Ore. for the summer. He writes of
plenty of snow and much excitement in
the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wells of New
Plymouth were called to Indiana Sun
day by the serious illness of the mother
of Mrs. Wells.
Don't miss the supper at the Reading
Rooms to night. A splendid bill of
fare including cake and ice cream for
only Csc. Supper from 5 to TO-
Messrs. HURT and Marques were up
from Roswell yesterday. They say
thattha ditch is nearly completed, and
laugh about the smallpox scare.
All persons having books in their
possession belonging to the Free Read
Ing Room are requested to return them
to Greenlund's Drug Store before Mch
18th.
Albert Potts and family who have
resided near the Marble Front School
house for many years are moving into
the house recently occupied by Mr..
Taylor.
A class for beginners will be formed
In the Primary department of the pub
lie schools, Monday, March 10Th; to
THIS class all children over six years of
age will be admitted.
Miss Nora Bray passed through
caldwell Monday evening ON her re-
turn east. She was crested at the
train by q large number of friends,
VINO left her many tokens of their es-
'eem and best wishes for the future.
Mrs. Lizzie Beatty, registrar OF the
second ward, desires to announce that
SAe will be at the office of the Gem
otate Rural during the days and hours
VI registration for the city election up
10 and including Saturday. March. "a.
viii be at my home each Saturday
curing the month up to the slst, from
"a. m' to 9p. M, for the purpose of
registering those. In the 1st ward en-