The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Jake Horn visited Boise this week.
r. B. Phillips visited Boise this week.
@. d. Stafford was III from his farm Tues

g. d. Stafford was in from his farm Tues
day.
W. A. Stone has been appointed notary |
public.
DR.. ]. B. Wright was down from Boise
Thursday.
Punching bags and boxing gloves at
Jake Horns tt
Miss Laura Patton left Monday for her
school near Nampa
William March of Middleton was in town
Tuesday of this week.
Misses Grace Froman and Margaret Da-
Wis visited Nampa Sunday.
Henry Dorman. manager OF x L mine
of Pearl, was in town. Monday.
r. J. Smith attended to legal business in
Boise the fore part Of the week,
r. r. Simmons, publisher of the Boise
Unionist, was in town Saturday
Martin Jensen was in the city Saturday
and Sunday, transaeting business.
Mrs. Martha Gibbons is building a small
to her house on Third street south,
Mrs. e. u. MaxeY of Boise is in the city
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horn.
The finest photographs in the State at E.
G. Lavering's gallery, Caldwell, Idaho
w. W. Wood, who formerly lived in
Caldwell, died in North Idaho last week
M. A. Bates was in from Parma Mon
day. He will establish paper at that
place.
Rev. and Mrs. Cowden returned Wednes-
day after three months visit at Geerhart,
Oregon.
DR.. Newman, the Pocatello eye specialist,
will be in Caldwell, Oct. 8, 10 and IL, at the
Pacific hotel.
W.T.. Galloway, one of the directors of
the Pioneer Irrigation District, was in the
city during the week.
Mr.. Thuse Degraw and Miss Abbie Per-
KEEL were married Sept, q, Rev. John L.
Springer, officiating,
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. tt
George H. Craig of Meridian and Miss
Myrtle Lewis of Star, we're married during
the week by Judge Church. .
George Little has some desirable city and
country properties which he is offering at
a bargain. Call and see him.
DIR. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
| and throat diseases according to the lates
and most approved methods.
Mrs. w. B. Mckenzie and children of
Montana are visiting relatives in Caldwell.
She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. K.
Murray.
This issue of THE TRIBUNE will be found
chuck full of interesting news, and live
advertisements. You will find it profitable
to read every liRe in this issue.
Miss Imogene Madden has accepted a
position in the Caldwell public school. She
is said to be an excellent teacher. The
Caldwell school is growing rapidly.
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.
For Sale-7 head of graded Durham stock
two year old cows, and five 2 year ole
heifers Can be seen at my ranch miles
west of Caldwell on Pleasant Ridge. J. L
Springer, S5-26.
G. w. Cooper came down from Bancroft
Saturday, where he has a large force o
men at work on the Thunder mountain
wagon road. He reports things in excel
lent condition.
J.R. Beck of Bowman was in the city
Tuesday transacting business i'll behalf o
Mrs. Henry Merrick, who will auction OF
some hay, Oct. II. Mr.. Beck shows com
mendable spirit in lending his assistance
to Mrs. Merrick.
A race has been matched between Jane
Mitchelrs pony and horse owned by W
H. Meadows. The remarkable thing abou
this race is that Mr.. Meadows daughte
| will ride his horse. She is said to be al
excellent rider, having rode in many race
Bettingis little in favor of the young lady
P. E. Smith, one of our prominent cit
zens, who came out from Iowa some tim
ago is thinking of loca ting in Parma. MI
Smith is greatly taken up with Idaho. II
says that the opportunities are vastly 81
perior to those of the eastern and middl
states. The health of him and his famil
have greatly improved since coming west
o. r. Ball. travelling salesman of tn
American Type Founders Co., was in tn
city Monday and Tuesday. The America
e Type Founders will put in Boston staple
and wire stitcher, in The TRIBUNE Office
Z We have also ordered new series of typ
i and other material. We will soon be be
: ter prepared than ever to do good, up-tC
/. date work.
+ Much local interest has been aroused i
e the Knox Kanter Concert company, whic
/, is to be here October 5, under the auspice
n of the Nampa guild. Speaking of the con
s pany, the Portland Oregonian says: "Or
e of the star attractions of this season I
l. Newport Beach was the concert given la
d night by the Knox-Kanter Concert G.
n Mr.. Knox's representations never failed
e win tremendous applause and every featul
l. of the program was cheered to the echo
Mamma Times