The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-16
CALDWELL ITEMS

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Base bail gloves at Horns. - p ~
You will always find DIR. buttons prices
right. /
J.J. Jarvis was, down from Middleton
Wednesday. J.
Wanted, Dressrnaking by the day apply
atNew Home. Jy16
"a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Rocks last week
The Cannonball will not be run on Sum
days from now on.
smoke pipe and be healthy. The finest
line at Jake Horns. :.
IL, d. Engel and John Winnie visited the
warm springs Sunday.
Wm. Johnson has returned to the city
from the shearing corrals. 4.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs, B. F.
Templeton q son, last week. /.
Judge and Mrs. G. H Handy spent Sun
day in Eampa visiting friends.
III. II. Lowell and family left for the
mountains Thursday morning.
VIM Kinkaid and family have gone to
the mountains for months outing.
Mr.. Mckay of Weiser was in Caldwell
Wednesday. He will probably locate here.
" B. F. Clay has opened real estate office
In the Caldwell Banking and Trust building.
81 Mrs. Clarl Rockwell, wife of James
Rockwell, died at her home in Nampa Sat
urday,
s. J.-E. Orr was over from Homedale We'd
s:nesday procuring supplies for his sheep
camps.
g. John T. Sebree returned from Montana
Saturday where he has been attending to
business. -,
49, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jones left Wednes-
day for the mountains. They will be gone
q couple of weeks.
Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Give us trial.
Jacobs & Drake.
i &C. H. Van Wynegarden and family left
Thursday for the mountains Thursday
morning to be gone month or six weeks.
"a Wear kahki suit and keep cool during
r.the warm weather. They are "a per suit
at Ballantyne-Dees clothing department.
1870 John Williams and Thomas McCullom
left last week for Thunder Mo untain.
+; They have some promising mining claims
In the famous district.
Engineer Hedden, Kenton Gallo way, FL
her Brown and Clarence Sterling departed
for Thunder Mountain this week. They
- will be gone all summer.
MN,,wa II ITorr Cuo;p Daot%u n
Brown and Charles Milton went to Warm
Springs Wednesday, accompanied by a doz-
en- fried chikens, two dozen cans of sardines
and other friendly viands.
@. 4. Convey was elected vice president
and T. e. Walker secretary of the State Or
ganization of rural mail carriers which
, met recently at Boise. Mr.. Walker was
J also elected delegate to the National AS
ISOLATION of Rural mail carriers.
Messrs. 0. A. Baxter and T. o. Murray
returned from St. Louis Saturday. They
took horses to that point and disposed of
: them to good advantage. After transact
:: ing this business they visited the fair. The
: trip was greatly enjoyed and the fair is
magnificent exposition.
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correspondent says: Mr.. Frank Moore is
over from Caldwell taking baths and fish
ing on the Snake. Frank is quite fisher
!: man. He caught some whoppers, one of
them, If have got it straight could barely
, turn around in the Snake river; big fish
4 amy way you are mind to fix it.
Chief of, Police Lillard of Nampa has re-
ceived a telegram from the chief of police
= of Morgan, Utah, stating that he had I'M
der arrest the two Rowe boys and Walter
-. Rickson, who were recently discharged
from the Ada county Jail. These are the
boys who committed the burglaries at Star
some seven months ago. Chief Lilard
wired the Utah official to give them all the
law allowed as they were hard customers.
Joshua James, who now has charge of
the two side line divisions of the Phyllis
canal, was in town yesterday and reported
everything in good shape now on his por-
ton. He has men patrolling the ditch
night and day and it is not probable that
another serious break like the last, will
occur again this season. Rees Davis, sec
rotary of the board, now has charge of the
distribution of the water Mamma Tea6ar