The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-12

JOE w SiF Was oFei AoiA SOAUesi' '"@-OJ
Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Norman visited Boise
one day this week.
g. e. Gewey recently purchased six lots
on second street south.
Mrs Nellie J. Williams has accepted |
position in the Commercial, bank.
RUBBER STAMPS by return mail. |
Wesley Andrews, Baker City, Ore.
,Wnl,, cupp was elected vice president of
the Idaho Wool Growers Association.
Wreaths, ropes, etc. for decorating pur-
poses at Horns. Also misletoe and holly
Warden G. g. Perrine and son of Boise were
in the city a few hours yesterday after
noon.
Kev. l.. B. Hardy of Moscow Idaho, will
preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Nancy Kline left Saturday for West
| fall, Ore, where she will visit with her son
| this winter.
Frank Kipp is winning a reputation as
an attorney. He won his case-no man
could do more.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portlan-
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. tt
DIR. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the lates
and most approved methods. tt
Robert Bowman of Nampa was in town
this week. He was witness in the case
of State of Idaho VS.. Quarles.
Mrs. G. G, Baker, who was very badly
burned last week, with liquid stove polish,
is, we are glad to say, improving.
John Kinney of Boise City is in the city
sick with fever at the resid ence of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Kinney. He has noun
tain fever.
Austin Bissitt brought Charley Deacon
and family over from Dairy this week.
Mr.. Deacon will make his future home at
Spokane, Wash.
Ali new subscribers to THE TRIBUNE will
be started Jany. l, 1904. In other words
THE TRIBUNE will be sent free from now
until Jany. 1904.
w. E. Snodgrass is recovering from q
very sore arm. While pairing an apple
his knife slipped, cutting an artery in his
left arm at the wrist.
Judge O. 1. Bennett has turned into the
city treasury more money than any five OF
his predecessors. During the month Of
November the Judge turned in $l75.
Wood in any length for sale, deliveredtc
any part of town. Orders left at Keller's
corell will be promptly attended to.
FL. Keller.
Having moved the main line, finished
the Atlanta road and contributed 500, 0O(
to the Heppner relief fund, Boise is nov
: building an electric road to Caldwell.
Huge Galbraith of New Plymouth has
disposed of his household furniture ant
will return with his family to Pierce, Neb
. raska says the Payette Independent.
The Christian Endeavor of the Christian
. Church held its regular meeting saturda,
night. After the meeting a social time wa
! enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served
Geo. L. Alley, general freight agent Q
the o. s. L. was in the city Saturday. H
and Mrs. Alley left Sunday for the ives
after pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J
" A. Baker.
Mrs. Ella Crawford and Mrs. Ora Cakes
D State President and State Vice Preside n
< respectively of the w. G. T, U. visite
Payette this week. Their visit was pre-
/ ductive of much good.
B. F. Pheiffer was in town Wednesday
That evening he left for st. Louis, Mo.
d settle up an estate and incidentally pre-
It claim the beauties of the Gem of the Noun
tains and Caldwell in particular.
d Messrs. J. q. Fleharty and J. H. M itcl
IF ell, representing the Bankers Reserv
Life Co. of Omaha. are transacting bus
ar ness in Caldwell this week. These youn
. men are representing good com pany.
Among the sheepmen in town is BrC
e Mclaughlin of Rockville. Mr.. McLaugl
,e lin is known as the Champion puglist 0
Owyhee County. having put out an III
known in 3 round bout in Caldwell II Thur
=, day evening.
It is rumored that Miss Kitty E. Bake
one of Payette's most charming daughter
: and Mr.. Earl Venable, editor of the Ind
l pSLUclI, WALL UC IA oyCOIC SAA 10
mas day. Earl is taking step in the rigl
ID direction. We extend our congratulation
Martin Olsen returnd Monday from D
Lamar. He said that Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam HELEN of that place returned Saturds
&c evening from Portland. They were recent
married and their return was appropviote
l. celebrated by the good people of De Lama
al The following gentlemen, well known
Caldwell, were elected delegates to the N
N tional Live Stock Convention which NEE
n. in Portland January IL: William Cup
W. R. Cupp, Sam Ballantyne, J. g. Bruc
~ Adam Blackstock, William Altman. jon
10 brennan, Fred J. Palmer, John William
son, L. w. Bach.
60 The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adam
.. was totally destroyed by fire about {
clock, Monday evening. The house and a
the furniture were destroyed. The fire WI
~ ., caused by the stove, it being supposed tn
H. the stoye door was left open and the ii