The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Bl&tCubpyg OAAo A~@AS $3.50
Tickets SO CENTS tonight.
Tickets only 50 cents. tonight.
Prof. Laurant cures al stage seat
ings.
D. d. Campbell win pay cash for
oats.
Prof. Laurant will be at Che Opera
House tonight
BoRN-To FL. A. Mullen and wife
March 8, 1900, q girl.
Take your prescriptions to the
slstchley Drug Store.
SIS. Foote has been tussling with
the grip the past week.
step into the Cakes Furniture Store
and look at the nice line Of rugs.
Mrs, 81. r. Stevenson is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
John 7. Morrison Esq. went up to
Boise Tuesday on legal and other bust
ness.
BoRN-In Caldwell, March ., 1900, to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Montgomery, a
daughter. .... i Ga. s.
Be sure to see the great magician
Lauraut tonight. Popular prices.
Come early.
County Attorney Smith has been in
Boise on legal business, much of the
time this week.
Miss Lenors Bray ia visiting relatives
10 Psyetto and will leave for Carthage
No., Monday evening.
AT the Opera House tonight, the
great goth century magician and pres.
tidigstatOr. Prof Laurant. II
Call at the Caldwell Millinery Par
sers and supply yourself with materials
OF decorative art needlework.
The ladies of the Kaffee KlOtch will
d entertained by Mrs. w. J. Boone,
Thursday Afternoon March 10.
Master Raymond ssbrse, son Of B.
Ssbrse Of Lower Boise spent few days
With bic sister Louise the past week.
Rev. W. &. Smith is dtsposing of his
household goods preparatory to re.
moving his family to his new passionate.
Charles Dean left for the east Tues
day evening where he win visit for o
time returning with his wife the last
Of tho month. :
Superintendent of Census, W. H.
BsvidgO, was in the city on business,
Thursday: H6 returned to Boise on
the evening train. ...' J.
Thomas Whaatley, the sturdy old
farmer, says: swell, we have carried
the district; now let's get In and make
1t succeed" That's ths-talk.~ -
Geo. W. Lamoreatlx, : Ada county
defsGl:!ng district clerk, pleaded guilty
and has bean Sentenced to serve term
Of seven years in the penitentary.
]. H. lowell of Roswell was in the
city Monday on business. He speaks
highly of the improvements that are
being maze down in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Kingsbury and
little son left during the week for theil
eastern home. The Misses Lillian and
June will remain some months longer
TT. Taylor is erecting a neat cot
tage on terrace heights. Dir. Taylor II
Stpresent engaged on the p. I. Il N
railroad painting. shops, cars and dc
pots.
DR.. Stalker has just purchased one o
the finest dental chairs on the market
Columbia, and will soon have lis Of
fec thoroughly equipped for all kind
OTup-tO'dat dental work.
! Tho Board of Directors of the Pion
cor Irrigation District met yesterda
afternoon and transacted importan
business, full account Of which Wi
appear in tho next weeks TRIBUNE.
Mrs. Lizzie Beatty, registrar of tn
second ward, desires TO announce tina
eGo will be - at the office of the Ger
State Rural during the days and hour
Of registration for the city election u
90 and including Saturday, March, q
:: viii be at my home each Saturda
Curing the month up to the 3lsti fror
w. INTO Slp. M, for the purpose o
registering those In the lst ward eI
WtISd to vote at the coming city ele'
zion. .'.'
.... RUTH G.. GIBSON.
C.B HURT came up from Roswell
wednesday. He says that settlemel