The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-03
Miss Lulu Hay is quite sick.

Miss Lulu Hay is quite sick.
H. M. Hedges visited Boise Monday
Percy Smith of Boise was in Caldwell
Tuesday,
J. P. Wilson transacted business ut Boise
Wednesday. I
" snodgrass was in town a few
hours Tuesday
G.. W. Cooper transacted business at
Boise Thursday. >.a. 81
G. B. Coke, the Payette attorney, was in |
Caldwell Wednesday. RIVE J
Messrs. w. A. Sample and a NJ. Cox
visited Pearl Sunday. %e,a%-.. e /
Attorney W.. A. Stone transacted bust
ness at Boise Wednesday,
VIM. Kneer. the Owyhee sheepman, was
Caldwell visitor Thursday.
Miss Metcalf teacher in the Puyette
schools visited Caldwell this week,
CommissAoner-elect D. P. Dodd trans
acted business in Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. Emma J Fowler transacted bust
ness in Caldwell Thursday and Friday.
Arthur Mcfarland. formerly student
at the college, was in Caldwell this week.
The latest creations in winter Millinery
at Dorothy Stewart & Company's parlors.
Several large Tarpaulins for sale cheap.
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
According to the school census report
| Canyon county has 1881 children Of school
age.
Judge II. e. Wallace, one of our leading
attorneys, transacted business at Boise
Monday.
| P. C. Bingham was down from Boise
Friday for a short visit with r. H. Davis
and family.
! W. r. Cupp came in this week, little
under the weather. He will remain in
town few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bontrager of Nampa visit
ed Mrs. Bontrager's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Cupp, this week
Mrs. W. R. Ballard has returned to Cald-
we'll after pleasant visit with her brother
and his family at Weiser.
Miss Pearle Keller returned to Emmett
Sunday after a short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Keller.
Messrs. L. c. Polly and James R. CLANCY
were in Caldwell Tuesday making final
proof on their homesteads.
Miss Daisy Beatty one of the public
school teachers is quite sick. She is
threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. e. P. JUNIOR came IN Saturday to gel
supplies for his sheep camp. He went out
again the fore part of the week.
Our line of holiday goods are coming in
every day. We will have bigger and bet
ter line than ever. M E. Gilgan & Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Dorman came il
this week from Pearl to attend the funera
of Mrs. Dorman's father. Elijah Frost.
H. E. Van Housen has recently pur
q chased several carriages. The Pioneel
! Feed Stable is coming right to the front.
What could you get that would go further
than dozen pictures for Xmas presents
q E. G. Lavering makes them at Caldwell.
Highest cash price paid for grain, hide
and pelts at Brick Ware House,
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co
LOST-A lady's neck fur between Cald
g well and Middleton, Saturday, Novembc
26. Finder please leave at THE TRIBUN
office.
q Misses Cook and Herman, Parma's tW
:, popular school teachers returned to tina
place Sunday after spending few days il
Caldwell.
n Miss Georgia Froman met with pair
full though not serious accident Friday
She fell from the street sprinkler and BAG
, ly sprained her wrist.
Mrs. ]. B. Wright and children returne
to their home in Boise Sunday after shol
visit in Caldwell, the guest of Mrs. Wright
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Maxey.
Photographs make the best and cheapes
"a presents that you can buy. Come no.
y and have them ready.
" E. G. LAvERING, Caldwell
- A considerable opposition is developin
~ - in Owyhee County against joining tt
~ Succor Greek country to Canyon Count,
81 The opposition is all in Silver City an
N was to be expected.
Perry Lusk left Sunday evening for Mi
lad, after having been in Caldwell ell sun
~ mer. Mr.. Lusk is thinking OF returnir
N next summer, and if he does, will NAL
his future home in this section.
Al Butts. the pioneer blacksmith of Cal
III we'll is now assisted by Abe Walrodt, tt
~ expert. The two of them make Il stror
III combination. You are assured of prom
and careful attention to all jobs left at tn
n shop.
IN The Boise Dramatic company will pr
l. sent Married Life at the opera hou
December 10. This is company compose
of of home talent but has already made
Id great reputation. The play is three a
at comedy.
The Dorothy Stewart Co. intends addiI
~ dressmaking department to its milline1
r. parlors about December 5. The services
Sc Miss Lottie Schregardus, an experience