The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-03-12
CALDWELL ITEMS

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Fancy Perfumery at Mallery's.
A. Hoover visited Boise Tuesday.
New English walnuts at Ma1lery's.
Miss Ella Horn visited Boise Sunday.
Miss Ester Wilkins visited Boise Satur-
day.
Joe Weir was over from Jordan Valley
Tuesday.
J. B. Wright Jr. was down from Boise
Saturday.
Tuesday evening occurs the opening of
the Saratoga.
Attorney Tom Catalan of Boise was in
town Saturday.
James Harris has accepted position in
W. H. Redway's store.
New Spring Goods now on display at the
Caldwell Millinery parlors.
Clerk Tucker and Sheriff Watkins went
to Boise Thursday evening.
James Hubbard and Walter Froman
were down from Nampa Sunday.
Col. H. K. Hartleys many friends were
pleased to see him around this week.
John Williams, the Middleton sheepman
transacted business in Caldwell Monday.
Mr. w. R. Sebree Will lay cement side
walk in front of his residence on Kim ball
Avenue.
R. W. Getz of Boise came down from
Boise Monday. He will make his home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. sebree and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. V. Sebree went up to Boise Satur-
day evening.
City Attorney H E. Wallace is making
many improvements on homestead entry
north of town.
Men are putting in the cement sidewalk
along the west side ct the Caldwell Bank
ing & Trust building
A. D. Sullivan of La Belle, Mo. is regis
tered at the Calvert. He is looking up the
country with view of locating.
Remember the. New Home" is not a
boarding house, but home for the travel
ing public located near the Court House.
E. E. Roach, eminent raconteur, printer
and wit, of Boise, blew into Caldwell We'd
nesday of this week, making The TRIBUNE
pleasant call.
Messrs Wheelwright OF Odgen are i'll the
city These gentlemen will make bid on
the sewer works They are prominent
Odgen business men.
C. f. Rranard is making preparations
for the erection of a splendid cottage on
his property on Washington Heights, just
opposith the residence of Mr.. Trainor
John T. Sebree returned from Albion
Sunday. Mr.. Sebree says that stock men
are still feeding in that section of the
State. 1t rained and showed while he was
there.
Governor Morrison this week appointed
Thomas R. Hubbard of Payette member
of the State Board of Horticulture, to sue
coed A. E. Gipsou, where term expired
March 4.
Miss Yuma Groves and Mr.. Edgar Mil
ner were married by Judge E. K. Mallory
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in his ice cream parlors Monday, March Z,
in the presence of a few friends. The
Young couple are we'll known in Caldwell.
We extend congratulations.
The new Catholic church will be dedicat-
ed the first Sunday after Easter. The
church dedication by the Catholics is an
imposing ritualistic service, designed to
impress great spiritual truth. The pro-
gram for the dedication has not yet been
announced.
Mass will be said in Caldwell by Rev.
Father Dempsey tomorrow morning at the
home of Mr.. Chris Fahy. Father Demp-
sew has already gained quite reputation
ne q good Christian minister, and his pas
torate has strengthened his people and
greatly helped the church in Canyon
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Four train loads of immigrants passed
+hroueh Caldwell week ago Friday even
ing en- route to Idaho, Washington and
oregon points. A number of people stop
ned ut Caldwell, some at Parma and not
few at Payette. People are coming from
all directions to the favored west. canyon
County is getting good share.