The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-23

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D. D.. CAMPBELL.
Ri MCFARLAND, Chairman.
Secretary.
Dated Caldwell, June rs, 1900.
M. b. Gwinn was in town the first
of the week. 'ze
Mrs. Jas. Il. Gwinn of LaGrande is
visiting with Mrs. Ralph Cakes.
Mrs. David Weir of Jordan Valley
was in town this week, visiting friends.
DR.. Isham returned from Jordan
Valley reporting Mr.. Hart as doing
nicely:
John SeDree is confined to the house
as a result of the heat of Wednesday
afternoon. " )
Messrs, Blackaby and Parks were the
guests of Mrs. Geo. Little during COM
meecement.. III e.. VA IL
Between college events and the cir
Gus things have been generally tangled
in Caldwell during the past week.
Mrs. Cyrus Jacobs of Boise came
down to witness the graduation of her
granddaughter Miss Mary Recway.
Mrs. r. A. Cowden has returned from
Boise, where she has been for medical
treatment much improved in health,
Gene Strohecker returned Sunday
from attending the meeting of the
grand lodge Of K. Of P. at Lewiston.
Do not forget that Hon. Tom Fitch
will be the speaker at the Boise Re
publican meeting. Round trip for one
fare.
One fare for the round trip to Boise
and return on account of the big Re-
publican meeting next Monday night,
June %.
Messrs John Bruce, Finley Mckenzie
and Joe Azevado of Rockville were in
town this week attending to business
matters, and also took in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Meek returned
home last Sunday after an extended
tour through the east. Mr.. Meek says
his trip was very successful and enjoy
able.
1t is earnestly hoped that no sucl
8. deplcrable affair will be permitted tc
take place during the ball game here
next Sunday as was INDUCED at Boise
during the game between Boise anC
WeiSer.
Beef is worth dollar pound il
Dawson and George Froman is there
with band of fat cattle. This infor
nation comes through Mr.. Cooper WHIT
has recently received letter from MI
Froman.
A few populists met last Saturda!
and designated as delegates to fu
ture county convention Messrs. Nor
row, Bardsley, Bailey, Erner, Springer
McNeley, Murray, Wallace, Hartkopl
Madden and Marlatt.
Mr.. Steunenberg, of Knoxville, Iowa
father of Governor, A.. X and otbe
Steunenbergs is here visiting his son
and daughters. Although we'll alon
in years the~elder Steunenberg look
r strong and bright as man of 80.
| G. w. Pinrey left the first of the wee
E for Portland where he goes as
witness in the robbery, which occurre
at Burns last fall at which time 81 &C
S sent from Caldwell was taken. H
a returned home Thursday evening.
y THE TRIBUNE is under obligation
t to Mr.. J. Is. HURT of Roswell for
= mess of the finest caulifloWers it be
ever been our privilege to~discuss. !
locality that can produce such "iora
treasures must be veritable Paradls
Many thanks, Mr.. HURT.
y last fall | sprained my left h
e while handling acme heavy boxe
l. The doctor | called OIL said at first
lie, was a slight strain and would soon
II we'll, but it grew worse and the doct
then said had rheumatism. 1t co
- tinued to grow worse and l cou
: hardly get around to work. l went
\ a drug store and the druggist recoI
mended me to try ChamberlaIns Ia
I Rain. | tried it and e-half OF
I hottie cured me entirely. 1 now
I commend it to all my friends.-F'
BABCoCK, Erie, Pa. 1t is for sale
H. D. BIatchley, druggist
j., Returned From Alaska.
C,oroe Froman, who left here abe