The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

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Ira Orvis was in town Thursday.
Arthur Rocks and wife have moved to
Nampa.
8. 8. Foote transacted business in Nam
pa this week.
Mayor steunenberg has returned from
st. Anthony.
Frank Gilbert, prominent Lemp citizen
was in town Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Hart of Jordan Valley
was in town a fewtdays this week.
O. w Cooper Lumber Co, has purchased
the Merritt Lumber yards and their stock
of lumber.
Mr.. Taylor Of Pioneer. Idaho, Is III the
city. He expects to make his future home
in Caldwell.
Mrs. Chas. Shearer of Reynolds and Mrs.
Ward of Nanlpa visited friends and rela-
tiyes in this city Thursday.
Attorney Stone and Sheriff Watkins left
Wednesday evening for Emmett, where
they were called on county business.
College opens Monday Already num-
Der of students have arrived in the city.
A large attendance is expected this wi
ter.
Mrs. Stevenson who is in charge of the
Young Peoples Department for the Fair,
requests that the exhibits be in before the
Fair opens.
There is no doubt but that the Lower
Payette is the cream of Canyon county
We should all like to know what they can
do in the way of an exhibit
Fred Hoffman is building neat and
substantial dwelling on Second Avenue
east. Warren Culver has the contr act.
The house will be completed in couple of
weeks.
Miss selmser of San Francisco is at w.
III. Redway's store demonstrating that M.
]. B. coffee and Brandenstein's tea is the
best on the market You are invited to
call and try them.
1t is rumored that Messrs w. III. Thorp
and X. M. Smith will erect two-story
brick building in Caldwell next spring.
The brick will occupy the lot on which the
Exchange Saloon now stands.
The Whelchel boys will build four
room cottage in Caldwell this tall. This
will be the third house they have built in
the city during the past Is months They
find homes in Caldwell a profitable in
vestment.
L. s. Dille Secretary of the Fair Associa-
ton says that the biggest and best Fair
ever held in tn ese parts will be held in
Caldwell next month. A large crowd is
expected and the exhibits will be grand.
Farmers are becoming interested and
things are looking bright.
Great excitement and interest is CEN
tered in the Artesian well J. G. Coates has
had bored about three miles north of town
lie has gone down about rs feet and con-
tinual flow of 80 inches of water is wha the
he has. Mountain Home is assured plenty
of water-Mountain Home Republican.
Yesterday as we were going to press the
fire alarm was given. The barn ON Jesse
Governs place. Nobody knows how the
fire originated. Owing to the prompt re-
SPONGE of the fire company the fire was
quickly eXtinguished. The boys did good
WIN aALA are SltLlLlSu LO lie the
people.
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Minnie
Knox and Mr.. Martin Murray were hap
PLY married. The ceremony took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0. Murray,
Rev. WI. Boone officiating. Only few
relatives were present. The young people
are residents of Emmett, where they have
host of friends, who offer congratula-
tions. They are also we'll known in Cald-
well. THE TRIBUNE extends congratula~
tions.
Saturday morning Captain and Mrs. T.
K. Little returned from Europe. They had
most pleasant time, visiting sometime
in Ireland with Mr.. Little's brother, whom
he had not seen for 25 years. They .wer
accompanied on their tour of Europe by
their daughter, Miss ADabel. who remain
ed in the east, where she will resume her
studies, Mr.. Little remained away longer
than he at first intended, and enjoyed
himself immensely. His large store was
well taken care of during his absence by,
Mr.. Thomas. Mr.. Little made large pur-
chases of fall and winter goods while in
the east.