The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-12

Foot ball goods ct Jake Horns. #
A. =. Gipson visited Roise Monday.
R. s. Madden visited Nampa Sunday.
w. H, Roadway pays cash for oats and
wheat.
Ed Wood left the fore part Of the week
for Payette. .
J. D. Hartkopf took in the carnival at
Boise Tuesday.
". Powell, a prominent Parma farm-
ser was in town Tuesday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Alchenberger were
in from Middleton Monday. y.
Miss Lydia Keller left Sunday for Sweet
where she will teach this winter.
E. H. Adams was in town Monday at
tending to business connected the irriga-
ton district.
Arthur Mcfarland has arrived in the
ei8y from Fallllss's Store and viii resume his
studies at the college.
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the latest
and most approved methods. If
Mrs Davis. mother of G. s. Davis of this
city, left Monday for her home in New
York, after pleasant visit here.
@, P. Hartley went down to Parma this
week to make arrangements to ship several
car loads of fruit from that place.
George Martin, Jr., and family are in the
city. They intend locating permanently
in this section. Mr.. Martin comes from
Redland, Cal.
HI. Zeh has purchased a half interest
in the Canyon County Abstract Co. Mes
srs. Zeh and Madden will conduct the Of
flee i'll the future.
Mrs. ]. A. Dement, went up to Boise
Tuesday evening to attend the wedding of
her neice, Miss Lille Galloway, who was
| married to Mr.. Armstrong.
G. III. Holbrook, the Ola sheepman, was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Holbrook says
that things are moving along nicely at Ola
and that the sheep did fine this summer
The band boys have lost uniform.
Someone has it and will be glad to return
it, when he knows the band needs it. Re-
port to Swain Beatty or some other member
of the band.
For Sale-I desire to sell my ranch at
Dairy, Idaho. It is stock ranch of about
300 acres. Further information can be Sc.
cured by writing Mrs. Lizzie Drummond,
Dairy Idaho. S5-26.
Il, W. Cummings of Seattle, who had in
charge the engineering work of the Cald.
well water works was in the city Monday
evening and effected final settlement
with the city, -.,-@
In speaking of the Idaho Abstract Co.
last week, The TRIBUNE said: "Messrs.
Parker and Zeh are pleasant gentlemen to
meet and do business with" We should
have said: "Messrs. Parker and George
Stovel.
| Mrs. Stone informs The TRIBUNE that an
evening Chatuaquan Circle for Young PEG.
| pie has been started with membership Of
ten Meetings will be held Tuesday even.
ings. Much interest is being swown in
the work and great good is derived by all
who participate.
Eldora Campbell, the five-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Campbell
met with an extremely painful accident
Tuesday. She was riding OH IA homemade
merry"go-round and fell, catching her arm
and cutting an ugly cash in her arm. She
is getting along nicely, although she still
suffers great pain.
Mr.. M. A. Combs, the popular and rust
ling daiTyman and cheese manufacturer Of
Lemp, transacted business in Caldwell
Saturday. Mr.. Combs by energetic intelli
gent and up-to-date methods is making
a great success of his business. He start
ed about two years ago and already has
built up large and profitable business.
L. W. Bach, one of Canyon County.
young, bnt enterprising sheepmen, came
down Saturday from Emmett, He lef
Tuesday morning for his camp. Mr.. Bacf
informed representative of The TRIBUNE
that his sheep did fine this summer, al
though he has not seen them for a month
He will return to Caldwell in December to
remain the rest of the winter.
The progressive and enterprising firm Of
Cakes Bros. is putting in the largest anc
most complete line of fall and winter
goods ever brought to Caldwell. The,
must have room for their new stock ant
consequently are offering some unhearc
of'bargains. This firm makes a specialit,
OF the mail order business This feature il
appreciated by out of town buyers as thei
large business shows.
| Hencetorth all sidewalk built on Mali
Street between the Central Lumber Com
pany's yards and Ballantyne-De e's stor,
on each side must be cement walks. TIL,
| council passed the required ordinanc,
Monday evening. 1t is also proposed tt
build sidewalk on the east side of Kim
ball Avenue from the Christian church t,
Greenlund's corner This will necessitatt
new bridge across Indian Creek
The likeness of President Campbell OF
the posters of the Canyon County Fai
headed ~ say" is pronounced by expert
to be the most satisfactory he had eve
had taken. Dan is modest and it was onl,
after great deal of personal solicitation
that he consented to have his picture Oh
the bills. However it has proven a grea
u,ala fhoucan6s Of frsa,,.SSs e.,