The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
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/ John Tucker visited Boise Thursday.
N. Baker transacted business in the city
Wednesday.
/ j. M. Cox is erecting neat cottage on
Third Avenue west.
s. s. Judd, the genial Deer Flat farmer,
was in town Wednesday,
immigration Commissioner Egleston
went up to Boise Wednesday evening
| John R. McCullom estimates that he will
have two car loads of prunes for shipment
| this season.
| ]. w. Watkins will erect four or five
room cottage, ON the lots he recently pur-
chased, next spring.
! Mr.. M. Leigh and Miss Gertrude Odom
were married yesterday in this city. The
TRIBUNE extends congratulations.
| Miss Mary Meyer left this week for St.
| Joe, Mo-, where she will teach music. an
excellent position having been offered her
| Mr.. and Mrs: Martin Murray, accom- pam
led by T. .. Murray and wife and Miss
| Grace Froman, returned to Emmett Thurs
! day.
1t is said that Mr.. King Brown will erect
a residence on Second Street North, this
fall He has purchased lots near B. F.
Hartkopf's place.
Messrs. C. W. Gordon, J. M. Cox, B. P.
Bennett and G. w. Scott were in
itiated into the mystic mysteries of the
Caldwell Fire Co. Monday evening
Misses Mary and Annie Roadway left
Sunday for the east where Miss Annie will
resume her studies at Lake Forest Semi
nary. Miss Mary enters upon five years
course.
w. III. Parker and wife of Chicago, are
expected in today. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
are the father and mother of our esteemed
townsman, W. Z Parker. They will be
| here about three weeks.
| A. e. Harris of California State Band
has accepted position with the Caldwell
band. Mr.. Harris has good reputa ton
as musician and will prove source of
strength to Idaho's best brass band.
While driving some cattle yestesday
afternoon Henry Dement, met with what
might have been very serious accident.
His horse stumbled and fell on him and it
was only by the aid of passerby that he
was released. He escaped uuinjured, but
the horse was badly bruised up.
County Attorney. R. N. Dunn, of sho-
shone county, was in Caldwell Sunday
and Monday of this week. He dropped
off on his way home from Boise where he
attended the Masonic grand lodge Mr..
Dunn was very favorably impressed wi til
Caldwell and the suroun ding country. He
also visited Parma.
No man is so smart but thathe can learn
something from his neighbor. Come to
the Canyon County Fair Oct, to 10 and
compare notes. The experience of your
neighbor this year may be worth hundreds
| of dollars to you next year-and you get it
for nothing.
When Caleb and Joshua went to spy out
the promised land they brought back a
bunch of grapes SO heavy it had to be sus-
pended from the shoulders of both men.
Those who have doubted this story should
attend the Canyon Comfy Fair, sOct. to
/! 10. This county is not exactly the promis-
ed land, but is great deal letter one
@. D. Picard is in receipt of a commune
cation that would fill the average man full
of joy A Patterson, New Jersey, coun ter
feiter wants partner in this locality and
has offered Mr.. Picard an interest for a
nominal sum. The New Jersey man is to
make the goods and Mr.. Picard is to circu-
late them. He made mistake in his
man, as Picard is too good a citizens and
| shrewd business man to be caught that
way. Anybody else desiring green goods
| might get the address.
A County Fair is not altogether place
for amusement although amusements are
furnished. Primarily. the object is COM
parison and instruction. No one can go
to Fair with this idea in mind but be
benefited. Then it is kind of holiday
after the years work, and a chance to
shake hands with your neighbors and to
find out what they have been doing all
year. You may have spent $40 on an ar
ticle which your neighbor produces for So
| and it is worth just that difference to you
to know how he does it. Better come to
the Fair.