The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-18


Mr.. /. R. Beal returned from Moscow
this week. He attended the University OF
Idaho the past year. .-.-.....-.. o..
We Still have all sizes in the best line of
Ladies. White Shirtwaists ever shown in
Caldwell.-T. K. Little. IT,.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
,nre, 10 cents per bottle. tt
Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Give us trial.
Jacobs Il Drake.
FOR SALE-A first class Perchcron
Stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
F. L. Keller.
Professor Lawrence II. Gipson of the
University of Idaho returned from Mos
COW Thursday evening. Mr.. Gipson re-
Gently received one of the Rhodes scholar
ships He is graduate of the College Of
Idaho
L. W. Bach was in town Tuesday. He
left Wednesday morning for Long Valley,
where he has several thousand head Of
sheep. The sheep he has in the vicinity of
Soldier are doing fine, The feed is unus-
ually good.
Judge Geo. H. Handy is in receipt of
Past Grand silver jewel from the Silver
City Odd Fellows. 1t Is very beautiful and
is highly priced by Mr.. Handy on account
of the source from which it came and the
spirit in which 1t was given.
E. B. Smith has leased the Pacific hoteI
He informs us that it will be open and
ready for business about July l. Mr..
Smith is purchasing entirely new furniture
and as the hotel has recently been repaint-
ed, repapered and remodeled, the hotel will
be first class in every respect
City Attorney 0. M. Van Duyn of Nam
pa has gone to Portland. He was married
at that place yesterday to Miss Florence
Miller of San Jose, California. Mr.. Van
Duyn is one Of Canyon county's leading
attorneys He is well known in Caldwell
The TRIBUNE extends congratulations.
Leonard Saxton, formerly of this city,
has been arrested in Boise on charge Of
uOTS6 SGGdIlIS. I1G udu
hearing Thursday and was bound over to
the District Court. Mr.. Saxton is we'll
known here and is thought that his in
nocence of the alleged crime will be estab-
lshed.
Superintendent Culver of the Pioneer Irri-
CATION District canals was in town Wednes-
day. He says that there is now plenty of
water for all and any quantity left in the
river. Government photographers have
recently measured the waters in the Boise
river. About 1000 second feet are now be-
ing taken out by all the canals in the Boise
valley and there are 10, 900 second feet in
the river.
Major McClelland of Nampa was in town
Friday of last week attending meeting of
the Republican County Central committee.
Mr.. Mcclellan will try to make arrange
ments with Gen. Vickers of Boise to have
the Idaho Falls and st. Anthony militia
companies here July 4. This will make
great showing The Nampa and Payette
militia companies will be here. We ex-
tend hearty invitation to them and will
treat them royalty.
G. H. Turner of Caldwell, who ships more
horses than any other man in this section
of Idaho, is now at Givens Hot Springs
where he has purchased several hundred
head of range horses from the Givens Bro
TIERS The horses will be shipped to Kan
sas. Mr.. Turner recently brought carload
of Tennessee Jacks to Idaho, where he found
a ready sale for them. Quite a number Of
the horsemen are going into the mule bust
ness. Owens Brothers are well pleased
with the outlook for the horse raisers and
say that horses today are better than cattle.
Evening Capital News.