The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-17
MistIetoe and holly At Adams.

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nesday
Season tickets for the Turner art exhibit.
SO cents
+ K. Sihhall of ,ekvills Wis III G id.
well Tuesday.
Oyercoats are on our bargain counters
BALKAN tyne-Dee Clothing Store.
Mistletoe and holly for the holidays at
Adams.
Robert Bowman was down from Nampa
Sunday. nv
Season tickets for the famous Horace X.
Turner art exhibit will cost 50 cents. i,
Wanted 500 men to wear FAIR Store
Shoes S6
Look out for Santa Claus and the Christ
mas tree at Adams. a,s4 IL. NJ 81" e
HI M Ruddock. the Roosevelt nursery.
man was in town Wednesday. @#44
Fred Davis and Al Needham of Nampa
attended to business in Caldwell Monday,
The latest creations in winter Millinery
at Dorothy Stewart & Company's parlors.
J. w. Summersshas accepted position
as bookeeper tor the G. w. Cooper Lumber
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The II o'clock mass will be said Christ
mos day at the Catholic Church by Father
Dempsey. '@ .-. ':#'-,,
Furs are good sellers. You see lots of
them worn and the incest ones come from
g-.< ..@.rG @F3,sa T. K. L1TTLE's.
I'm Sc ~, Tol ,se
visiting his family and attending to bust
ness.
Elk. Warden Perrin of the Idaho state
penitentiary was in town Sunday for few
hours ...a s.- qs.- .5.g,,..s. .,,..~.-,
F. R. Nesbitt formely county COM
missioner is over from Falk's Store attend
ing court. STz 4
Highest cash price paid for grain, hides
and pelts at Brick Ware House,
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
J. B. Gowen returned Tuesday from Po-
catello where he attended the annual meet
ing of the wool growers.
Prof. Gordon's orchestra will give
Masquerade ball at the Armory hall Mon
day evening, Dec. %.
Now is ths time for photos for KIN as be-
fore it is too late.
E. @. LAvER1NG, Caldwell
o. D. Canter, Jordan Valleys enterpris-
ing young sheep man is in the city trans
acting business.
Mrs. Frank Huntington of Nampa is in
Caldwell. She recently sold her restaurant
at Nampa and will probably remain here.
A good smoke is comfort. You get it
by smoking Tom Moore and Little Tom
cigars. Sold only at E. H. Adams stand.
Frand Kloppenburg, of this place, and
Surveyor Hess, of Caldwell, left here Fri
day for Miller Mountain.-Idaho City
World. IT, r@ .-~
Father Dempsey of Nampa was taken
quite sick this week. He was taken to the
st. .Alphonsus hospital at Boise for treat
ment.
The Emmett correspondent of the Capt.
tai News says that Prof. Boone of the
College of Idaho looks like DAME
Webster.
M. M. Robertson, of Iowa is in Caldwell
and thinking seriously of locating here per-
manently. MIR. Robertson is we'll pleased
with the country. E. .Ess
A. A. Richards was over from Emmett
Tuesday attending the meeting of the
board of directors of the Payette-Boise
Water Users Association.
Christmas is here, almost. Make the
hearts Of the little ones glad. have the
largest and best assortment of toys ever
brought to Idaho. E. H. Adams.
J. H. Merritt attended to business in
Boise Tuesday. Mr.. Merritt is travelling
salesman for the broom factory and is
rapidly building up large business.
Mrs. William Williams and children
have returned from Silver City after spend
ing a couple of weeks there visiting
Mr.. Williams, who is superin tendent of
the Addie mine. -.-es.a.. . ......x..
Pure Candies are pronounced whole
some by all physicians. Eat no other kind.
Rich and delicious, fresh and pure choco-
lates and creams can be had only at E. H.
Adams. $500
E. w. Jones has purchase the Caldwell
News. taking charge about the first of
October. Mr.. Jones instilled great deal
OF energy in the paper and has brought it
back to the standard which was set for it
under Jake Horns anagement-Western
Publisher, Chicago. t9 ...
Judge NJ. I. Church left this week for
Meadow Groves, Nebraska, where he will
spend the holidays with friends and re-
latives. He will be joined there by Mrs.
Church and they will return to Caldwell
during the early part of January. Geo.
Little is looking after the probate judges
office i'll the mean time.
The proposition To bond the Nampa-
Meridian irrigation district in the SUM of
1861 PALS for the purpose of purchasing
and enlarging the Ridenbaugh canal was
lost by vote $50 for to 344 against issuing
the bonds. At Meridian 66 votes were cast
for bonds and 542 against while at Nampa
only votes were cast against the bonds.