The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-01-20
4 AND GENERAL.

oats.
Mrs. 3. r. Hampton was ii town
Friday.
Money 10 loan on real estate. ]. 7.
Morrison.
Take your prescriptions to the
Slatchley Drug Store.
Mrs. L. D, Potter is Improving and is
now able TO sit up some.
County Attorney smith was in Boise
on !, gal business Thursday.
Miss Eta Brumbsugh left Thursday
for her home In Ports Kansas.
Step into the Cakes Furniture store
and look at the nice line Of rugs.
MONEY TO LOAN,-lnquire Of
Frank J. Smith, Caldwell, Idaho.
Mrs. ]. G. DEessler is at Boise this
week receiving medical treatment.
DIR. w. q. Maxey is again able to be
out and around after severe illness.
r. A. Cowden paid Murphy q BUSH
ness visit last weok. He returned home
Monday.
FOR SALE, one good cart. Price
reasonable. Inquire at Butts Black
smith shop.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire Of Ii. A. Grif1iths,
Caldwell, Ida.
Mrs. Duff of North Powder, Oregon,
10 here visiting her brothers, r. j. and
VIM. Kingsbury.
Last week Dawson suffered a fire
which des troyed half a million of prop
erty. Great suffering is feared.
Senator Shoup and Representative
Wilson are working to secure free mail
delivery for Caldwell and Boise. More
power to their arms.
Mrs. Mex ane returned to Jordan
Valley, her home, Tuesday morning.
She has been here visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. Frank J. Smith.
Ed Hedden and Mrs. Hedden re
turned home last Saturday from Coun-
Gil. Mr.. uedden was engaged in sur
yeying for the +. !. and n. r. e.
The, Caldwell FIGURING Mill is now
in operation. And can furnish flour
equal in quality to any shipped in.
Cash paid Tor wheat. S. ). Foote.
Rev. b. F. Clay, former pastor of
the Christian Church at Caldwell, will
preach in the Christian church here
morning and evening, January q. Cor
dial invitation to all.
The msm bers Of the Baptist Church
gave social Tuesday evening at their
church. A very enjoyable time was
had. One of the features of the even
ing5. entertainment was q guessing
game and Guy Maxey got the prize.
Just now it is profitless to read dis
spatches concerning the South African
war. They are nearly all edited, orig
mated rather at points from two to
nine thousand miles away from the
events they describe and conjecture.
The Statesman, says that Mr.. Cooper,
the Populist leader, is telling the peo-
pie of Boise that the Republicans will
carry Idaho next fall. That is proba-
bly, the shreWdest political guess Mr.
Cooper has made since he has been in
. public life.
Mrs. G. 5. Doanswent east. on the
Tuesday evening train. She will visit
her parents in Boston couple of
months and also before returning visit
q sister in Wisconsin. Mr.. Doan con-
templates visit to his mother at Co
lumbus, Ohio, in March.
DR.. W. G. Maxey has sufficiently re
covered SO as to attend Office practice
where he will be pleased to meet pat
rons desiping his service. He had Sc
we're attacked pleuro pneumonia anC
laGrippe, but the old doctor is on his
pegs agaiu and ready for duty.
Mr. d. L. Bailey iufor ms US that his
new press and type from which the
"Odd Fellow" will hereafter issue, have
arrived and he is busy putting things
In order. We sincerely hope the "Odc
Fellow" will become increasingly pros
porous under Mr.. Badley's management
Judge Little informs us that tn
worriments incident to running 1
newspaper are not promotive Of
christian life, hence he will sever hi
They Wear Like Iron,