The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-12
Dr.. a. +. Isham visited Boise sunday.

4 DIR. "a. IL. lsham visited Boise ouHaay+
Miss Maguinness has returned from Chi
cage.
Il Punching bags and boxing gloves at
Jake Horns.
Miss Julia " Finney returned from the
east this week..
A. e. Gipson and daughter, Miss Ruth,
visited Boise this week.
Riley Thorp is building splendid barn
on his himball street property.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet Monday to fix the tax levy.
Miss Nellie Percer of sheavilIe isvisiting
in the city with Miss May Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien of Bow
man were in the city Wednesday.
Joseph Deagan, the well known Emmett
fruit grower was in the city Wednesday 4
j. N. Tucker of Lemp was in town this
week visiting his son Clerk John Tucker.
We are in receipt of the sixteenth an
nual catalogue of the Kicks Academy OF
Rexburg. 5~ .-
J. S. Beatty is building house on Third
Street South. Mr.. Beatty is recently from
Wisconsin.
The Caldwell Heating and Plumbing Co.
has been awarded the contract for plumb
ing the Saratoga. q
Dell Royce and family will leave for
South Dakota in few days, and will make
that place their future home.
See the exerciser at Jake Horns, and
then take course in physical culture-in-
structions go with the Exerciser. If
Mrs. E. P JUNIOR has just arrived from
San Francisco, and will be PLEASED to meet
any one desiring instruction on the piano.
Terms reasonable w Fourth street.
The great Canyon County Fair is put
ting up the finest posi- tiers ever seen in this
city, but they are not half so fine as the
Fair will be. Let's see Oct to 10 is the
date. r
1t is said that Secretary Ollie of the Can
yon County Fair commands larger salary
than Schwab-since he resigned. But this
should not prejudice you against the Fair,
Oct. 7-10.
For Sale--7 head of graded Durham stock
two year old cows, and five 2 year old
heifers. Can be seen at my ranch miles
west of Caldwell on Pleasant Ridge. J. L..
Springer. S5-26.
Contractor Hubbard of Boise was in town
Wednesday, investigating the proposed
enlargement Of the Phyllis and Caldwell
Canals with a view of making a bid on
the work.
Perhaps the most interesting exhibit of
the contest between Caldwell and Nampa
to get a sugar beet factory. Everybody
invited to write acreage.
1t is reporte that Alex Dement, will ex-
hibit his impounded stock at the Canyon
County Fair, headed by the Mayors horse
This in itself Is worth the price of admiss-
ion. Don't forget the date, Oct I'll.
Rev. Jacob Mussell of Homedale was in
town Thursday. Mr.. Mussen has leased
his ferry to H. Mcdowell and will move to
Soldier, Idaho, Mrs. Mussell appointed
Mrs. Mcdonald assistant postmaster.
Fruit exhibits for Eleventh National r.
| rigation Congress" at Ogden will be billed
free to Ogden on Train 26 leaving Caldwell
Sept. 18th in refrigerator car
r. Farrar, Agt.
Races, of course, lots of them and good
ones, at the Canyon County Fair. The
premiums are large and the track is IN
| SURPASSED in the west The iudpes are all
right too. Everybody gets square deal.
| Oct. ITO.
The school opened Monday with 1863 pu-
pills in attendance. Prof Johnson in
formed representa- tive of THE TRIBUNE
that he estimated that the attendance
would exceed $50 pupils before the term
has expired.
Only a month until the great Canyon
County Fair, and then comes Thanksgiv-
ing, Christmes, Washington's Birthday,
Fourth of July and other lesser holidays.
Better come to the Fair, you might be
dead by Christmas,
Caldwell had a narrow escape Saturd ay
from fire. The alarm was given alb out II
O'Clock. Fire was found in the Pickard &
| Roberts building, but owing to prompt
and effective work on the part of the fire
! company was soon extinguished. This had
hardly been done when the alarm was Civ
en- again. This time shed near the -four
mill was on fire. Sparks from an engine
had ignited some straw and brush nea 7
the mills. The fire was soon brought un-
der control and no serious damage done.
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