The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-27
CALDWELL ITEMS

! CALDWELL ITEMS !
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New English walnuts at Malery's.
}. M. Summers visited Boise Monday.
r. A. Cowden visited Boise Sunday.
Money Back Shoes at Herr Clothing Co
Miss Della Meyers visited IN Boise Tues.
day.
J.J. Cassett was in from Roswell Mon
day.
Miss Nora eastman visited Boise Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. f. Scott visited Boise
this week.
Julius Fisher Of Middleton was in town
Wednesday.
Charles Scott was over from Jordan Val
ley this week.
DR.. Mary Kingsbury of Boise was in the
city Saturday.
MIS- }. b. Duncan and daughter Miss
Pearl, were in the city Sunday.
Attorneys Rice and Thompson moved
into their new offices Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Boise
are visiting relations in the city.
Arthur Rocks has opened up barber
shop IN T. II. Norman's old stand,
q. b. Murray, our rustling real estate
man, did business in Boise Tuesday.
MIR. K. P. JUNIOR is In the city this week
spending few days with his family.
Miss Grace Pence of Payette is visiting
IN the city the guest of Mrs T. B. Roberts
Lost-A four leaf clover pin, containing
opal set. Finder return same to this office,
The date for the opening of the Saratoga
has been pospened to March list. Patrick's
day.
W. F. schnabel left Sunday evening for
lawson CITY, to look after his mining in
terests.
DIR. Daisy Harding, who located in Cald-
well, sometime ago has decided to move To
Payette.
W. P. Garter the Nampa contractor was
IN the city this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
e, H. Adam.
- There Is suchEa scarcity of dwelling
houses in Caldwell that many people are
living in tents.
A number of Caldwell Young people at
tended the dance at the Dewey Palace
hotel, February %.
up 10 date piano music songs, two, steps,
Waltzes all popular music just from the
press take Horns. M.26
R. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old absolutely
pure, 70 cents per bottle. If
FOR sALE-A first class Perchcron
stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
F. l.. Keller
Mrs. Nellie Williams and Miss Edna
Jones entertained number of friends
Monday evening at progressive high five.
The evening was pleasantly spent.
The Y. P. S. G. Z. of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will give an entertainment at the
Assembly hall March 2. 1904, A pleasing
program will DO rendered and refreshments
served
Some people knew that Hart Norman in
tended lifting up an elegant barber shop
IN the Caldwell Banking II Trust building,
out no one suspected that it would be fit
ed up IN the style in which it is.
Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts and Miss Mae Frost
entertained the College graduating class,
monday evening at the home of Mrs
Roberts. The evening was pleasantly .
spent. Miss Frost is a member of this
class '
State Sheep Inspector Dressler has sent c
orders to his deputies to begin at once in T
specting sheep for scab without waiting ,
Tor the first of March, when the inspec. t
nons have heretofore been commenced. g
1t Is the desire to have all of the sheen in
'he state inspected before they are turned
out on the ranges in the spring.
Thomas Munk was in town this week
mr.. Munk Will soon be loca ted in the new
packing house. He will be prepared To
oay the hides and pelts of his old customers
OF which he has, many, and also of new
ones. He has lived in Caldwell so LONG
and has always treated people so fair in ali
ways, that he has great many friends,
]. D. Helfrich Of Mountain Home was
killed at Nampa Sunday morning, at
o'clock. he was en- route to Boise to ioip
his wife and had just bought ticket at
Nampa when the westbound train pulled
'ut. Thinking it was the Boise train. he :
attempted to get aboard it, but fell beneath
be wheels. His remains were taken to
solss for burial, E.-s