The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-30
CALDWELL ITEMS

Base ball gloves at Horns.
v. D. Hannah visited Boise Saturday.
You will always find DIR. buttons prices
right.
Buy your grain bags from the Idaho Im-
plement Co. s
Smoke pipe and be healthy. The finest
line at Jake Horns, .
For hot weather Snaps just look over The
Fair Store Bargain Counters.
Messrs. r.. G. Chase and P. A. Devers of
Payette were in Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. w. c. Maxey has returned from
Boise after short visit with her son DR..
Z. E. Maxey.
a A baby girl was born Saturday to Judge
and Mrs. H. E. Wallace. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Give us trial,
Jacobs & Drake.
Try Alexander Humboldt cigars. Pure
Havana. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Porter & Stone, Druggists
Clerk Tucker issued marriage licence to
William Boyd Biggerstaf of Boise and
Marie A. Fredlar of Portland, Ore, Mon
day.
Go to the Caldwell Club and try one of
of our ice cold German, imported ginger ale
manufactured by Crystal BottIing Works,
'Nampa, Idaho.
Messrs J. H. Lowell and G. H. Van Wy
engarten have returned from High Valley.
They left their families in the valley to
escape the summers heat.
If you desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send. the same to the American
Laundry, Boise. through their agent T. H.
Norman, "OK' Barber. CALDWELL
J. H. Merritt and W. N Maxwell of IT, e
Averill Machine Co.. left Wednesday
morning for the Payette lakes in the inter-
est of the Idaho Implement Company.
For Ringing Bros. Circus Boise Aug Is,
1904, rate of one fare for the round trip.
Special train leaves Caldwell for Boise 8 &c
AM, special returning leaves Boise 6 &c
pin. for Caldwell.
We are in receipt Of Number l, VOL 1. oil
the Idaho Republican, published by Bryd
bright and newsy and promises to be one
of southern Idaho's foremost papers.
On Friday Augustus, 1904, OCCURS the reg.
ular election of officers of the W. C. r. U.
The Union will meet at the home of Mrs
Z. q, Moore. A full attendance of all the
members of the local union is desired al
this meeting.
Mrs. Ella Crawford will lecture at the
Methodist Church Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week. At the close of the
lecture Wednesday evening Y. Associa
ton is to be organized, The young ladie:
are especially invited to attend.
Orders sent into the house tor parties
picnics or families for soft drinks will b,
delivered in Caldwell, free of charge. W.
put up so different fiavors in Creson caps
aluminium seals, syphon style, improved
Hutchison's patent stopper. Crystal Bottl
ing Co., Nampa, Idaho.
r. G, Lavering has let the contract for
new $500 residence. Contractor Harding
will build it. Mr.. Lavering informs us tina
the work will be pushed to compile ton
When asked if this meant anything seriou
he refused to talk for publication. Cald
well people can draw their own conclusions
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sloan of Boise VISITED
Harry T. Scoval at Middleton this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan were recently married
and they were On their wedding tour. Mrs
Sloan was Miss White and lived in tn
Boise basin before her marriage. Mr.
Sloan is one of Bosses progressive youn
business men.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Baxter and daugll
ter, Miss Birdie. Miss Viola Campbell
and Mrs. Zlpha Miller last "Wednesday
returned from the Snake river warn
springs. Miss Baxter has suffered from
rheumatism for the past three or fou
weeks. We are pleased to say that she i
much better since her visit to the Springs
1t is quite probable that Nampa will b
connected with Given's hot springs by te
ephone in the near future. Manager Gou
acting upon instructions from Salt Lake
went over the route this week to make a
estimate on the cost of the line, which b
forwarded to headquarters. If tetephon
line is built from Nampa the mail rout
will probably be changed from Cald we'll t
Nampa.-Nampa Herald.
There is nothing like being neighbour,
A. l.. Butts runs blacksmith shop o
Main Street and H. f. Van HouSen col
ducts iced stable on the opposite side
the street. Both are doing good deal {
business and as men are scarce each help
the other to their mutual advantage an
profit, Mr.. Van Housen is an experience
blacksmith as well as the obliging an
painstaking proprietor of the Pioneer Fee
Stable. And AL. we all know Al. He ha
been here for years.