The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-17
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CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
sC. r.. Hudgel, M. ID. opt. D., Refracting
Eye Specialist Of Boise will be at the Sara
toga Hotel Monday Sept. 10Th. Examina-
ton free.
Mr. - Bennett q prominent Pioneer
Irrigation district farmer transacted busi-
ness in the city Tuesday. He reports a
good fruit crop. ..as
Virgil Canter has been sick for several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Baker. We are pleased to state that he is
now well again. a# -
lfyou desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send the same to the American
Laundry, Boise. through their agent T. H.
Norman, OK Barber, Caldwell e..
Dir. L. Il. button is still practicing den
tistry. His work is guaranteed and his
prices are reasonable. Office upstairs in
the Caldwell Banking & Trust building.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give my stery social at the College
| Assembly Hall Sept 81 Ice cream and
cake will be served during the evening.
DR.. button is well prepared ard fully
equipped to treat all diseases OF the teeth.
The prices are reasonable and the work
as good as experience and skill can make it.
Have your eyes tested by DR.. Hudge
next Monday at the Saratoga Hotel. New
| Instrument making darkroom unnecess-
airy. Examination free. Prices for glasses
| reasonable.
| B. F. Clay of this city was appointed by
the democratic State Central Committee to
| fill the vacancy on the state ticket caused
by the resignation of the regular nominee
for congress.
The Democratic county convention NOM
mated G. w. Hodson for justice of peace
| of west Caldwell and E. B. Smith for the
same place in east Caldwell. G. B. Muir
ray was nominated for constable.
Louis Hurtle of Jordan Valley has
bought out his partner, Mr.. Kepler. Mr..
Hurtle is, a bright, energetic young ma
and has made q great success at Jordan
Valley. His Caldwell friends will be pleased
to learn that he is getting along so nicely.
DR.. Hudgel, refracture specialist of Boise
has had eleven years experience in eye
work Has refracted the eyes of many
prominent people in Boise. Is located
permanently and will visit your town reg
ularly. At the Saratoga Hotel next Mon
day, Sept 10th.
We are informed by Norman B. Jackson
of the State Land Board that there will be
another sale of lands in this county this
year and parties who wish to make appli-
cation for lands will please do so at once,
so that the lands desired can be app raised
and advertised.
Lee G. Henderson of the La Grande Oh,
server was in Caldwell a couple of days
this week. Mr.. Henderson was very well
pleased with the Boise valley. He says La
Grande is growing rapidly and the sur,
rounding county is building up. He left
for Snake river Tuesday morning.
L. V. Patch of Payette was in Caldwell
Wednesday. 1t is said that he was fixing
up his political fences. When seen by &
representative of THE TRIBUNE, he said
that the situation was very favorable as
far as he could see. Politics are warming
up at Payette so he informs us.
If the Republicans want it. this is theil
year clear down the line, in Idaho county
The right kind of nominations will give
them the whole ticket. With an assured
majority of 1900 to ~. 600 in the State
Idaho county ought to feel some of this
Republican regeneration. - GrangeYill'
Standard
c. H. Turner just returned from bust
ness trip to the Seven Devils country. HI
thinks the country well named but tn,
, number of devils mentioned by far made
quate. The firm of Haley and Turne
conduct an auction sale of range horses il
Denver this week. Mr.. Turner left Satur
day evening for Denver in order to be a
the sale.
Lieutenant o. L. Brunzell, son of Hon
J. M. Brunzell, of Nampa, was in the cit,
Saturday and Sunday with his father. Tn
lieutenant graduated from West Point il
: the class of '04. and has been enjoying
three months furlough. He has been as
signed to duty at Fort Russell. Wyoming
a where he will report the 18th of this month
+ Capital News.
J. A. MCGEE and E. R. Brace went t
Pearl this week to inspect the wor
| Of the engineers who are surveying
route for the electric railway. They repor
. themselves as being highly pleased wit
' the progress made up to date. They drov
up to Marsh to the DR.. Platt ranch and in
speeted that country. People along tn
a line are daily growing more enthusiast
= over the proposition and it is expected t
e have the dirt flying on the grade befor
n many more days lapse.-Nampa Leader
James l.. Baker of Caldwell, Idaho, is
candidate on the Republican ticket TO
sheriff of Canyon county. Jim was Dor
= and raised near Ridgway and known We
by all but newcomers in this section. Flo
many years he was engaged in the stoc
and gram business here, up to the time c
moving to Idaho a number of years age