The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-23

DR.. Cahait OF Nampa was IN toWh "eu
nesday.
r. II. Stockton of Parma was in Caldwell
Wednesday.
smoke a pipe and be healthy, The finest
line at Jake Horns.
You can get nice lunch at the Caldwell
Bakery.-Jacobs & Drake.
Among those attending court this week
was A. L. Clark of Emmett.
A. ]. Reagan was down from Nampa.
Wednesday for a few hours.
Any one desiring room and board by the
month inquire at TRIBUNE office. MIA
Hon. A. B. Moss was IN Caldwell the fore
part of the week, attending court.
FIR. Nesbitt of Falk's Store was in town
the fore part of the week, attending court.
Patronize home industry by buying your
bread and pastry at the Caldwell Bakery
fresh every day.
Jack, the little son of Sheriff and Mrs
Watkins was quite sick this week. He is
now recovering.
The "Searchlights'' by Mrs. Weymouth
do not appear in this issue. They came in
too late for publication.
Messrs. John Batch, G. w. H. Albert
and H. A. Sag of New Plymouth were in
town during the week.
R. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. tt
Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Give US trial.
Jacobs & Drake.
FOR SALE-Dry rails for wood at c. E.
Carte ranch. miles east, on Boise river.
81 per 100. Cheaper than cord wood Or
coal.
Geo. H. Handy has purchased the three
lots on the corner of College street and
First avenue east, just opposite the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Handy will
build a residence upon them this spring.
THE TRIBUNE will henceforth have reg
ular correspondent at Middleton. The first
news letter appears in this issue and we
are sure it will prove very interesting to
| our readers.
When near Wright's ferry on Snake river
c. E. Sturgeon fell from his wagon and the
wheel ran over his leg and broke it. He
was brought to Caldwell Monday evenin 6
for surgical treatment.
l.. V. Milbraith of Kenosha Wis, who
is here looking for a suitable location, is
we'll pleased with the country. He will
| toll
Wisconsin may also come to Idaho.
H. B. Aven, accompanied by mother and
sister, who recently came out from Mis-
souri,, visited Nampa friends M onday. Mrs
Aven and daughter are we'll pleased with
Idaho and have decided to remain here.
Mrs. Ella D. Crawford, president of the
W, G. T. U. this week begins her tour Of
southern Idaho. She will visit the loca
Unions and also visit places where there
are no Unions, with the view of organizing
W. E. Allebaugh is improving his lots
and residence on Fourth street south. He
has built a veranda and walk and is planting
trees around the house, Mr.. Allebaugh will
have very attactive home in year o.
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. G E. Carter are down from
BOISE looking after interests in this section
They will remain here month or weeks
Mr.. Carter has ranch on the Boise rive
6 miles east of town and he is making
some improvements on it.
The ladies of the Caldwell Basket Bal
Club will give an ice cream social Wednes
day evening, April q. at the College AS
sembly hall. Misses Froman and Corbet
have the matter in charge a. present Thu
young ladies will pleasantly entertain anc
deliciously feed those who attend.
The following teachers for the Caldwell
public school for the ensuing year hav'
been engaged: Principal, A. O. Christie
pher; teachers, Miss McGinnis, Miss Nc
Farland, Miss Beatty. Miss Clemens, Mis-
Fisher, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Madden
/ Miss White. There is yet one vacancy.
The ladies of the Womens Christian Tenn
} perance Union of Caldwell held banquet
, at the Methodist Church Wednesday nigh
for the purpose of welcoming and initiating
the new members. After short program
| AAShG ASileSuIlletlbS were served, and al
went home proclaiming that they had a yer,
enjoyable time.
= The County Commissioners raised tn
salaries of the sheriff and superintendent
of public instruction at this meeting. TIL
salary of the sheriff was raised to 81 800, al
, increase of 5000 per year, and the salary o
the school superintendent was raised t,
$500, an increase of $780, The other salarie
remain the same.
DR.. E. L. Dutton will move his denta
, parlors to the Caldwell Banking and Trus
Building in few days. He will buy new
furnature and furnish his new office in thu
most elegant style. The office be will con
Veniently arranged, having hot and COLI
water at hand, and all the other conven
fences of which Caldwell boasts.
We learn from Mr.. w. R. Cupp that tn,
government surveyors are at work com
plotting the Boise-Payette irrigation survey
They are now in the neighborhood of tn,
Black Canyon. Mr.. Cupp says furthe
that the recent rains are making fine feeC
and prospects are bright for prosperou,
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