The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-05

in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. r. K. Owen and daughter Of Star
were IN the city Thursday.
Mrs. e. e. Hedden visited Mrs. e. Kesl in
Nampa this week.
Monday, Nov. 80, daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. King Brown.
Jacob Plowhead of Middleton transa cted
business iu Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. smoot is down from Silver City.
She moves down about Dec. 10.
Mrs. Bertha Herrick was down from
Boise this week. Miss Mary Cupp returned
home.
Attorneys Hawley, Kingsbury, Haga,
Wood and Basher of Boise were in town
this week.
The lots opposite the old G. w. Cooper
lumber yards are being prepared for the
Pacific hotel.
Miss Lydia Keller returned this week,
from Sweet, after completing successful
term of school.
J.R Beck, one of Canyon county's en-
triprising citizens, attended to business in
Caldwell Monday.
Frank De Cloedt was in town yesterday.
He has two 81 acre plots of land which he
is offering for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fl. Dewey have return
ed to Nampa after pleasant visit at var
rious eastern points,
Mrs. Kenton Galloway entertained num-
Der of friends Monday evening at cards.
Refreshments were served.
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the lates
and most approved methods. If
Mrs. G. G: Baker met with painful ac-
cident Monday. 1t is said that bottle of
liquid stove polish exploded burning her
head and face.
Ali new subscribers to The TRIBUNE will
be started Jany. t, 1904. In other words
THE TRIBUNE will be sent free from now
until Jany. 1904.
w. R. Cupp came down from Emmett
Wednesday. He will remain in Caldwell
this winter. great many of his sheep
will be wintered in this vicinity.
Wood in any length for sale, delivere dto
any part of town. Orders left at Keller's
corell will be promptly attended to.
FL. Keller.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve at the
Presbyterian Church hot dinner ane sup
per Wednesday. Dec. 8. dinner at noon,
supper at S pm. Hot biscuits for supper.
rs cents each.
Murray d Murray this we elk. sold for F.
?. ShEum 10 acres OF land near this city,
consideration $3.50. Prof. J. L. Watson
bought it. Prof. Watson recently came
from, Nebraska.
The Nampa Rebekah lodge gave box
social this week. Misses Edna Jones,
Emogene Madden, Gypsey Stevenson,
Georgia Mcfarland, accompanied by Yves.
ley Little attended the social.
Murray & Murray consumated a deal
Thursday in real estate, having sold for
Mr.. J. D. Quick 20 acres of land near Cald-
well. The consideration was $3.50, Mr..
r. A. Combs being the purchaser.
"a Va EAoAh LUX young 1rlenQS
gathered at his home Wednesday evening.
A very enjoyable evening was spent by the
young folks. Games were played, after
which delicious refreshments were served.
]. L, Stewart of Emmett is interested
In an electric lighting attachment for
travellers. A patent has been secured
and his firm will manufacture the grips.
The light is 20 candle power and the COM
plete attachment weighs aboutone pound.
Mr.. Deacon and family left last Thurs
for eastern Washington where they will
make their future home. The good wishe
of the Valley go with them. Mr.. Deacon
has made this his home the past sixteen
years. He has a nice family and his neigh
boris will miss him.
1t is said that Lee Bunch of Garden Val
ley has succeeded in promoting a project
to build tunnel to divert the Payette river
from its regular channel at a point below
Deadwood fork. The idea is to placer
mine the bed of the river. The river runs
in the shape of horse shoe around the
mountain aud the tunnel must be built
through the mountain distance of 800 feet.
Mr.. George Proud of Rockville was in
the city Monday, on his way home from
Boise, where he has been for the past three
weeks at St. Alphonsus hospital reciev ing
medical treatment. DIR. Collister attended
him during his sickness. MIR. Proud's legs
were practically paralized when he went to
Boise, but is now nearly will. He speaks
in the highest terms of DR.. Collister as a
physician and of the Sisters at the hospital.
They treated him kindly and with the ut.
most consideration.
We Paw Cash