The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-17

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oats.
Miss Erma Geckeler of Boise attended
the fair.
Up. Wilson was in town the fore part OF
! the week.
A full supply of School tablets at E. r.
Mallery's.
Judge Church went to Boise Monday with
the band boys.
Dr.J.J. Hamilton visited Boise the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. D. s. Brown went up to Boise
Thursday morning.
Thomas Hartley was down from Middle
ton during the week.
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J. B. Gowen was among the Caldwell
visitors at the Boise fair.
Candies! The choicest and finest on the
market at E. R. Mallery's.
Attorney w. A. Stone and wife attended
the State fair in Boise this week.
Nv. Storie and family of Ontario have
moved to Caldwell for the winter.
Miss Bess Fisk visited Parma last week.
She is one of the College students.
Mrs. G. G. Baker and Miss Isle Canter
attended the Boise State fair this week.
Alexander Dowie, Elijah II, at the head
of 5000 followers has started for New York
Mrs. L. D. Potter's handsome dwelling
on Third street south is nearly completed.
Everybody is going to see those buggies
the Caldwell Implement Co. are showing
now. If
Director s. L. Ball of the Pioneer Irriga-
ton District, did business in Caldwell
Tuesday.
Miss Marie Boone. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. W.. Boone, is quite sick. She has
typhoid fever.
|. Mrs. Eliza Dobson went to Boise Mon
day. She was accompanied by her sister,
who is quite sick.
J. B. Duncan and wife of Jordan Valley
were in the city this week. They were on
their way to the Boise fair.
Attorney Coke of Payette attended to
legal business in the city last week, and
incidentally took in the fair.
George v. Leighton. Payettes well
known banker. recently bought 400 acres
of land on Little Willow creek.
/ See the exerciser at Jake H orn's, and
then take course in physical culture-in-
structions go with the Exerciser. If
= Wanted-To buy good ranch either i'm
proved or unimproved. None but owner
! need apply. J. B. GowEN.
? Canyon county will walk off with every
thing at the State fair, if one can go by
q appearances, says Deputy sheriff Nichols
FURS! FURS! What for? Highest
cash price paid for all kinds of fur. C. S.
y Davis, Office in Tompkins' second hand
! store. If.
Mr. G. W. stoval announces that his
q partner. Mr.. Parker. would make an ideal
. justice, and it is whispered he would be
delighted with the position.
g The Payette public schools opened last
}, week with 500 pupils in attendance. This
t is an increase of 100 over last year. Can
| JOA SSOhty GO"LlS are 1uONlIlS I1SuG along
John Bishop has commenced work OF
|. his new dwelling which is to be located OF
E First Street North. The foundation ha
already been laid and work will be pushed
6 TO completion.
t The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edga
y Meek is quite sick. He has typhoid fever
1t is hoped his recovery may be speedy
t. We are pleased to state that he is recover
# ing,
r. Idaho leads the list of western states il
II the percentage of incaease of postal re
ccipts over those of last year, according t.
y the reports Of the postofice department
q Idaho do grow.
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker of Chicag,
o returned home Saturday after short visi
in Caldwell with their son, w. E. Parker
e Mr.. Parker was very favorably impressed
d with Caldwell.
d Sunday Miss Emma Rertig and l. ]
ID Durmil of Lemp were united in the happ,
re bonds of matrimony. They are two 0
l, Aemp's popular young people. THE TRI
l, BUNE extends congratulations.
W. AZ 0AouSIdSS anu ldLn1ly gave al
open air concert Wednesday evening. Thi
brass band is unique in that it is compose,
of members of Mr.. Snodgrass' family, en-
, tirely. The little band does very good AM
with little more practise will do fine.
The Caldwell Power Co. is furnishin
) every house it can with electric lights
; Larger engines must be secured befor
other houses can be lighted. The com
pany intends doing this in the near future
The town is growing so rapidly that on
must hustle to keep up with the process
sion.
Mr.. Victor Hammer, who recently move
to near Caldwell, in order to give his child
rem proper school advantages, transacte
} business in town Thursday. He is one O
Caldwelrs most enterprising and substan
tial farmers. Canyon county cannot &c
! too many people like Mr.. Hammer and hi
| aStimahlo family