The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-29
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Have you registered2 Ifnot, be sure and
do SO today NJ
John brennan was in Caldwell couple
of days this week. ID
Finley Mckenzie was over from Owyhee
county during the week. "a
Misses Grace Fronan and Margaret Da
Wis visited Nampa Sunday.
w. B. Odom visited his daughter, Mrs
Anderson. at Parma this week. e
Baron Liebig, the great German chemist
recommends Crescent Baking Powder.
Albert Chri*tesan has accepted a posi-
ton in the Bn!lantyne- Dee Clothing store,
Several large Tarpauiins for sale cheap.
''iEEr +r' ~ ' CALDWELL FORWARDING Co
Hon. w. M. Wayman attended the Re.
publican rally in Caldwell Saturday even.
ing. " ..+
John Bishop Caldwells capable road
overseer, is improving his west side prop
erty. .....rG|.
and Thursdays. See her about vocal les.
sons. %
Messrs. A. J. Mcfarland and J. f. Mes.
bitt of ,Falks' Store were in Caldwell Sat.
urday. ~a. ...,.~ .-.,.- ..--s... 81
Wesley Little is quite sick. He has ty-
phoid fever and was taken sick week ago
at Nampa.
F. G. Cottfngham, one of Nampa's prom
inent and enterprising citizens was in
Caldwell Saturday.
A. F. Canter, prominent Jordan Valley
sheep man, was in Caldwell few days
this week transacting business,
If you want Shoes. Underwear or Cloth
ing, look over the Fair Store Bargain coun-
ters. 1t is the place to save money.
Miss Cora B. Bean, Canyon County IS
popular and efficient school superinten-
dent, was Payette visitor this week.
H. N. Maxey was down from Boise, Sat
urday attending the Republican rally. He
returned to Boise Sunday afternoon.
1 will pay the highest cash price for hides
End pelts at the Caldwell Storage Co.
'"' T. e. MUNK Caldwell, Idaho~
o. M. Van Duyn, our next County Attor-
ney was in Caldwell Thursday. He says
that Nampa will go Republican this year.
The Price Cutter is hard at work among
the Clothing, Underwear and Shoes at the
FAIR Store. and now is the time to secure
bargains.
The Ladies Republican Club meets at
Republican headquarters Monday evening,
October 26. All Republican ladies should
be present
Just received another large shipment OF
those stylish Tourist Coats in ladies and
misses, each one different, no two alike, at
T. K. L1TTLE's.
W. Murray Crane, the noted paper man
ufacturer, was appointed by Governor
Bates OF Massachusetts,, to fill the unex
pired term made vacant by the death Of
Senator Hoar.
Contractor Harding is building $4,000
residence for DR.. W. G. Stalker in the
Third Ward. He reports the works as pro.
crossing rapidly and the handsome dwell
ing will soon be completed.
Bought your new coat yet? If not, you
want to see the ones we are showing. They
are extremely stylish, made from first
class fabrics, tailored perfectly and reason
able in price at
T. K. LITTLE's.
Fred Wink, who has been the employ o.
Messrs brennan g. Canter the past fou
years and half arrived in Caldwell We d
nesday. Mr.. Wink has been out for s.
months and didn't lose day in the entir,
period. He had the tidy little sum o
$176O coming to him when he quit for
| short rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley returned
from st. Louis and other eastern point
this week. They had a most enjoyable
trip. Mr.. Blatchley says the exhibitio il
excellent in every particular. and the Idaho
exhibit reflects credit ON the State. 1
compares very favorably with any W esterr
| state.
A dispatch from Chicago dated Octob be-
20 says: Junius Wright of Boise, Ida he
having discovered three thousand of his
best sheep had been stolen by one of hi.
tenders and shipped to Chicago, has come
here only to learn that his sheep have beer
sold for $1,000 and that the man disap
peared. The police are working on the
case.
The fruit evaporation at New Plymouth
burned Tuesday afternoon. 1t took fire
from the bricks becoming heated and ignit
ing woodwork in contact with them. The
loss on the building was $500 and on the
| fruit $1,000. Insurance to the amount OIL
$1,000 was carried on the former while the
fruit was insured for $500. DR.. Mcbride
and w. s. Rinchlitf were Hthe principa
| owners.
The latest local advices from Junius
Wright who went to Chicago a few DAYS
| ago to look after bunch of sheep which
it is alleged that w. L. Wilson, the sheer
herder, had shipped to that market and
sold and then skipped out with the pro.
T ceeds, is to the effect that the sheep were
L mot ShippaH To Thina~O L.: