The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10

w. R. Cupp was in the city this week.
Frank Fouch of Parma was in to see the
fair.
Guy Flenner came down from Boise
yesterday.
E. R. Mallery has candies and cider.
Both are good. .--'.-
DIR. s. D. Taylor of Jordan Valley was in
the city this week. ~
Postmaster Nettleton of Nampa was in |
town during the week.
Candies! The choicest and finest on the |
market at e. r. Mallery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. March of Middleton
attended the Fair yesterday.
Wednesday night bouncing baby boy
was Lorn to Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Cox.
The finest photographs in the State at E.
G. Lavering's gallery Caldwell, Idaho.
Have you sampled e. R. Mallerys orange
cider? 1t has just come from California.
A movement is on foot to reclaim by irri-
CATION 80, 600 acres of land in the Bruneau
country.
A. J. Shea, a prominent and substantial
Jordan Valley resident. was in town during
the week.
DR.. Newman, the Pocatello eye specialist,
will be in Caldwell, Oct. 8, 10 and H. at the
Pacific hotel.
Frank DeCloedt, one of our prominent,
substantial and prosperous farmers, was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Kimball of Emmett was in the city
Emmett prosperous.
Mrs. Sarah Burlington was in the city
Tuesday, making final proof on her land,
situated near Caldwell
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the lates
and most approved methods. tt
| See the exerciser at Jake Horns, and
then take a course in physical culture-in-
structions go with the Exerciser. If
Miss Olive Smith, teacher of the Bow
man school, together with the pupils of
her district attended the Fair yesterday.
Lost-Near the FAIR Grounds Friday, a
ladies' gold watch. Two dollars and half
reward to the finder. Leave at this Office.
A new Department-We are now pre-
pared to take eggs in trade. Highest mar
ket price and reliable merchandise given in
exchange. T. K. LITTLE.
Mrs. w. s. Anderson, Miss Carr Miss
Gary and Mr.. Harry Anderson were in the
city yesterday attending the County Fair.
They reside in Boise.
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.
Property owned by Uncle John Haley in
the Resurrection district, Wood River. is
turning out to be very valuable. Everybody
will be glad to learn of Mr.. Hailey's gooC
fortune.
Hon. Joe Hutchinson has discovered
tin mine in Alaska, 60 miles from Nome
The ore goes 10 per cent pure metal. TIT
prospect is bonded for $3.50, 0C0. This il
the richest tin mine in the world, if as re
ported.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Wright have moved
| DdCk 10 ChluWell anu Will make InlS GU.
their future home. They have lived il
: Boise for the past three or four years
r Their many friends will be pleased to learl
q that they have returned to Caldwell.
WANTED-A young or middle aged lad
to superintend and participate in genera
house work. Should know how to COO
v and things. Good salary will be paid to
. competent person. Apply by letter or i
+ person to I'D" Care of Tribune, Caldwell
, Idaho.
e Rev A. E. Dempsey, s. M, of Namps
was in the city last week. Father DemE
k sey is parish priest of Nampa, Caldwell
n Silver City and Emmett. He will say mas
q in Nampa the first, Caldwell the secont
q Silver City the third, and Emmett tn
q fourth Sunday in each month. Fathe
Dempsey came from New Orleans to Idaho
He was pastor of st. Mary's- church of A
- giers parish in that city for ten years. H
y also taught at Jefferson College. St. Jane
parish, Louisiana, for a number of year.
e DR.. Galloway of Boise was in tn
city couple days this week.