The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-26
WITH THE GOSSIPERS

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Joseph 2. Wilson was ii town Wednes-
day.
E. H Lamb transacted business in Boise
Tuesday
II. H. Keller and w sllearer visited Boise
Saturday last
Ed Price returned from Preston and Ma
lad Monday evening.
III. P. Madden did business in Boise
Wednesday OF this week
Misses Stella and Mary Cupp moved
down FROM the Butte Monday.
Messrs A. ]. Mcfarland and 9. Peterson
of Falk's Store were in the city this week.
Mrs. ]. E. Thomas returned from Boise
! Sunday. after pleasant visit with her
parents.
Ed Wood went to Payette Monday even
ing He will work in the saw mills there
| this winter.
Hon. ]. Fl. Lowell returned this week
from Ogden, where he attended the nation
al irrigation congress.
James Mitchell, who lived in Caldwell
several years ago, was in the city this week
circulating among friends.
See the exerciser at Jake Horns, and
then take course in physical culture-in-
structions go with the Exerciser. If
T. M Ward one of CaldwelPs popular
blacksmiths has selected pretty piece of
land on the bench north of Caldwell.
Thomas and A. Harris, who live near
Payette were in town Tuesday making
annual proof on their desert entries before
Judge Church.
Mrs. Combs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ A. Roberts is in Caldwell visiting with
relatives. She is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Fay.
James P. Howe has purchased the EN-
NETT Index. Mr.. Howe is bright young
man and was formerly resident of Nam
pa. His first issue was very creditable.
J. A. Gould is at Caldwell building res
idence for D. E. Gott, whose sons will oc
cupy 1t as bachelor quarters and attenC
college at the county seat.-Nampa Leader
J. F. Kenly, our popular and enterprisine
jeweler, has an advertisement in this ISSUE
elry and the like when you can get the bes
In Caldwell.
:, W. M. Cupp was down from the Butt
, Wednesday. Mr.. Cupp says that that the.
have had fifteen inches of snow on tn
summit already. He leaves Oct. 7, with
= train load of mutton for Chicago.
H. N. Maxey was down from Bots
Wednesday. He is looking after bushes
connected with the Idaho exhibit at tn
st. Louis exposition. Mr.. Maxey says tina
4 work is progressing nicely on the paving G
4 the streets.
Attorney Grifiths and Geo. Dew visite
Nyssa and Ontario last week. Mr.. Griffith
. purchased the dredge boat that has bee
A under water near Nyssa for some time
e He paid $500. 1t is estimated that tn
Z boat originally cost about $40, 1000.
John Bruce, the well known Poison cree
= sheepman, stopped off in Caldwell Tue
day, on his way home from Weiser. M
u Bruce says that his artesian wells suppl
5 plenty of water and farmers from Owyhe
}. county have called upon him with the vie
of attempting to secure artesian water fo
Y their farms.
e VIM. Beddig, well known mining ma
= was i'll the city Monday tronsacting bus
e ness connected with the Pioneer Irrigatio
u District. Mr.. Beddig leaves on prospec
ing tour of the Salmon river country in IL
IS near future. He has several claims in TIL
: section. He returnde to Nampa the san
a day.
Is Luther Bowman, the fourteen year o
IL son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman died
IL his home near Caldwell of compiled tic
of Bright's disease and diabetis. II
n funeral occurred Sunday and was conduc
N ed by Rev. W. J. Boone. He has bee
A. sick for over year. We extend condo
d ence to the bereayed family.
rs Louis Hertle, one of Jordan Valley
ID bright, young, business men was in Cal
well this week, visiting friends and tran
OF acting business. He returned home Il
d latter part Of the week. Mr.. Hertle repor
lie everything as quiet though prosp porous
IL Jordan Valley. He has good busine
It. and it is steadily growing His many Cal
1e well friends will be pleased to learn of /