The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-28
CALDWELL ITEMS

THE GREAT THANKsGIV WING SALE
is now on at The Fair Store.
C.E. Convey has a fresh COW to sell.
@. w. Cooper visited Boise Monday.
L. w. Bach was in the city this week.
A. w. Frost visited the Capital city
Monday. 1r.
The Nampa Commercial Club was re-
organized last week.
". R. squier OF Nampa transacted bust
ness in the city Tuesday.
H. A. Partridge of Nampa transacted
business in the city Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Bradley of Parma was in the
city this week visiting friends.
George Newell, a prominent Nampa oil
promoter is very sick with dropsy.
Miss Helen Young and Edgar A. Moon
were married in Nampa last week.
RUBBER STAMPS by return mail.
Wesley Andrews, Baker City, Ore.
The Parma Herald says that 125 900 head
Of sheep will be feed at Parma this winter.
Mrs. Clemens is building 4 Gotta on
Third Street, just south of the school
house.
Ex-Commissioner ]. Nj. Bernard of
Nampa is very sick. 1t is hoped that he
may soon recover.
John Bruce and Finley Mckenzie OF
Owyhee County attended to business in
Caldwell this week.
R. Christensen, sole agent for Portla H.
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, 70 cents per bottle. If
The Caldwell Plumbing Co. is busily en-
gagged this week laying the pipe which will
convey heat to the Saratoga.
Mrs. P. O.'Conner returned Monday
evening from Nampa after pleasant visi
in that city with Mrs. Geo. Everett.
w. R. Cupp was in the city Tuesda y
having come down from the Butte Mond ay
evening. Wednesday he returned.
Mrs. 8. A. Mitchell and Mrs. e. q. SIMPLY
of Parma have left for the east, where they
will visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. f. P. Kipp. for the sixth time is
moving one of G. w. Cooper Lumber Co..
coal sheds, Mr.. Kipp.'has moved thu
building five times before.
Payette is offering her municipal bonds
for sale. That prosperous and enterprls
ing town desires to install water works
system and $4,000 is needed.
Ralph Vanderdassen, of Emmett me
with very severe accident Saturday Will
out hunting. The gun was discharged
tearing fearful hole in his foot.
Messrs NJ. A. Devers, V. D. Hannah ant
G. d. Stafford visited Parma, Thursday
They attended a meeting of the director
of the Farmers Cooperative Ditch Co.
Last week the depot was overflowinl
with good humor. People wondered blu
could not explain. 1t finally leaked on
that Agent Farrar was the father of O. sol
and heir.
P. Green of Lenora, Kansas visitet
Payette last week and decided to make hi
to Kansas, but will return to Idaho in tn,
early spring.
John Stell of Omaha, who owns larg
ranch on the Roswell bench, has begun tn
work of installing a large evaporatine
plant Says the Parma Herald. Thu
main building will be "A by % feet.
R. G. Gilluly lectures at the Assembl,
Hall, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. MI
Gilluly is well known as lecturer. All VIII
fail to attend will miss an intellectual treat
His lecture Monday was hugely appreciat
ed.
Tim Driscoll, the we'll known Payett
sheepman is under arrest. charged will
stealing 400 head of sheep. Mr.. Drisco
says the charge is absolutely without foun
dation. His many Caldwell friends believe
that he is innocent of the charge.
TIE WHOLESOME