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

Jacob Plowhead was III from Middleton
Tuesday.
Nj. and Mrs. N. ]. Devers visited Boise
Tuesday
Joe Weir was over from Jordan Valley
Saturday.
John Smith Of Middleton was in town
Wednesday.
Earl Cox returned this week from Jor-
dan Valley.
Ross Dement, and child returned Sunday
from st. Louis.
Fred Mcconnell spent Sunday at home
with his parents
Mrs. Geo. Horace came down from
Boise Saturday.
MISS Lillian Harris returned Friday
from Burns, Ore.
Miss Threasa Breshears was in from
Middleton Saturday.
Singer Sewing Machine for sale. IN
quire at Sisson Hotel.
Baker Bros. are still making changes
and improvements in their store.
WANTED-Ten tons Of hay. Apply at
tribune office for further information.
If
A baby girl was born to Rev. and Mrs.
Fisher Sunday. Mother and child are
doing fine.
Mr.. ?. ]. Fahy, a representative farmer
OF Middleton, was transacting business in
our city Monday.
Messrs. Breshears, Hughes and Lang
ford, prominent Boise Valley citizens were
in town Wednesday. ~.-.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, 20 cents per bottle. If
Miss Hattie Vassar has commenced
seven months term of school in the Hand
district Emmett Index.
Mr.. Gott and son Ed will erect couple
of cottages in Caldwell this fall. They will
build on Washington Heights.
George Little has some desirable city and
country properties which he is offering at
bargain. Call and see him.
A baby girl was born to Fred Sandman
and wife Sunday. DR.. Meyers reports
mother and child doing fine.
f. s. Price was in town the fore part of
the week. He wisely added his name to
THE TRIBUNE subscription list.
Miss Myrtle Olmstead returned from the
Butte Tuesday afternoon, after pleasant
visit with Misses Stella and Mary Cupp.
F. Keller and daughter, Miss Pearl,
Miss Annie Parks and W. E. Sharer and
family returned Friday from the noun
tains.
Material is on the ground for the new
Catholic church. Mr. Harding has the
contract. Work will be commenced at
once.
The ladies are taking great deal of in
terest in the Fine Art department of the
Fair. The exhibit will be one of the fea-
lures of Exhibition Hall.
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.
There will be some splendid horse races
at the Canyon County Fair, Oct. to 10.
To those who enjoy a good, square lively
race, the attraction will prove interesting.
Ex.Cierk Of the district Court w. C.
Dunbar, was down from Pearl this week
shaking hands with old-time friends. Mr.
Dunbar has some promising claims in the
Pearl district
E. B. Smith, who purchased two lots or
Fourth South street will soon erect neat
cottage on them. Mr.. Smith expects a con
siderable growth in that section of the city
in the immediate future.
The preliminary hearing of F. J. Cole
man, charged with embezzlement was hac
before Judge Church Wednesday. H.
was bound over to the District court, anC
placed under $3.50 bonds.
l<Rev. Mussel was over from Homedai'
Wednesday. He and his family are pre-
pairing to leave for Soldier. He was as
signed to that place by the Methodist Con-
ference recently held in Boise.
As announced in the last issue of TIL
| Wlllldnt DduSI lCSlSHNu Ia
position in the Canyon County Ahstrac
office Mr. Bader is contemplating takin
+ a course of study in machine type compo
r sition.
d Canyon County could get up good Fai
from almost any precinct in it withou
aid If they all make an exhibition W
will easily have the finest exhibit ever &C
, together in Idaho. Let us show what oil
Canyon can do for once.
|. Chas. Orr came in Tuesday evening fror
:. Seattle and started back Wednesday. Nj
:, Orr is shipping cattle into Seattle. ii
= said to representative of THE TRIRUN
= that his last trip was hard one. havln
been delayed on the Northern Pacific to
y two days, while changing cars.
/. Messrs. VIM. and Henry Vassar were
It town Tuesday. William Vassar was
r. pleasant caller at The TRIBUNE office. Ii
t. said that he had recently returned from
r | trim tn Silver City and Delamar and ha