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

Store Friday.
lanes Il, Boone, our popular and EN-
ciept City Clerk, has accepted position
in the Idaho Implement Co. as book keeper,
Fer! FURi What fur Highest cash
orices paid for all kinds of fur. G. S.
Davis, corner Of Main street and Kimball
Avenue, Caldwell. Idaho. tt
W. H. Ford, formerly d resident Of Can
Won county. now living at Pocatello, was
in Caldwell d few days this week, shaking
hands with friends and attending to bust
f ness
One of the mercantile establishments of
}bis city which is growing rapidly is the
Fair Store. Mr.. Petty is an enterprisipg
and energetic business man and the re-
suits are large and growing business.
Miss Gene Dryden last week attended
the wedding of Miss Lulu Share and Mr..
Louis Gates, on Reynolds creek. Thursday,
November "a She will visit for week or
ten days before returning to her home in
Caldwell. ~s. -
Mrs. l. r. Beal is an aspirant for
clerkship during the next session of the
legislature. Mrs. Beal is highly accom-
plished young lady and her many friends
would be gratitied should she get the ap-
pointment.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. p. Pemberton, for
merly of Ontario, Ore, have moved to
Caldwell and will probably make this place
their permanent home. Rev Pemberton
is highly pleased with Caldwell and sur
rounding country. ~@@f-
John Steunenberg returned from the
east Wednesday,. He transacted business
at Chicago and afterwards attended the St.
Louis exposition aud visited friends and
relatives i'll Iowa. Mr.. Steunenberg re-
ports pleasant trip.
The Pioneer Feed Stable has now a CON-
plete livery service. Mr.. Van Housen has
recently purchased several carriages and
is prepared to give you good turn out on
short notice. Animals boarded at this
stable receive good treatment.
Tom Russell ST. of Emmett was arrested
Monday by Sheriff Watkins on charge
of selling liquor on election day. He was
brought to Caldwell and had hearing be-
fore Judge Church. He furnished bonds
Ill lllc gum VI PANOO All lIIS uppSuI
Friday.
The Cooper Lumber Co. has filed articles
OF incorporation with the secretary of
state The capital stock is $4,000. The
directors are e. W. Cooper. Harry Crook
ham Of Caldwell, f. S. Murphy, q. w.
Nibley of Perry, Ore, and Geo. Stoddard
Of La Grande, Ore.
Huston Frost of Meridian, and John
Sebree ol Caldwell spent Thursday night
i'll Parma. They were on their way to
Willow creek, Ore. where MIR. Frost ex-
pected to purchase a bunch Of cattle to
feed this winter.-Parna Herald.
I. y. Woodcock of WeIser transacted
business i'll Caldwell Saturday last. Mr..
Moodcock formerly lived i'll Caldwell and
whlle he frequently visits the city, eX-
pressed great surprise at the growth OF the
town. 1t has certainty grown wonderfully
Since Mr.. Woodcocf moved to Werser.
Chas. 2. Han tley, Of the nursery at Cald
well, came i'll to-day TO arrange for repre-
sentative IN tins locality Tor his nursery
STOCK. He expects To place MANY orders
tUr lrult u ees iii this locality next spring,
and as his stock is well adapted to Idaho
soil and climate, the losses will be reduced
tU d minimum.-1Win Falls News.
One OF the most handsome special edi-
tiuns That has come to this office i'll u long
time was the Thanksgiving edition Of the
PUcdtello Advance. 1t was finely illus
truted and shows IA progressive spirit On
the part OF Editor Z. v. BroXon formerly
OF THIS place. The advertising i'll that par
ucuIar Issue shows just appreciation on
the part OF the business men Of POcateuO.
Mr. John Bishop is leveling and other
wise improving Fourth street south. Tins
stIeet is filling in About ~ new houses
have been erected there within the past
SIX months. 1t Is thong lit that tie CON
structlon of sidewalk On each side OF the
street along its entire length would give
the building boom u great impetus. The
leVcllng OF the street is u much needed i'm
provement.
The Caldwell Orchestra played for the
ball given at the opening OF the Grand
Hotel at Nampa Wednesday. Like the
Caldwell brass band Prof. Gordon's or,
chestra is becoming justly famed through
Out this part Of Idaho. There Is no mis-
take about it being the best in Idaho and
Nampa people appreciate good thing
The opening of the Grand was pleasant
social event. Nampa now has two line
hotels.
James w. Abbott, the government roa,
specialist gave all Illustrated lecture at tns
opera house last Saturday evening. The
attendance was good and the lecture was
excellent and should prove profitable t.
the people OF Caldwell. Ii there be any
thing that deserves earnest study AM
uuseltish effort it Is the good roads move
ment. Good roads are source OF con
slant pleasure and OF lnestimably pracuca
oeneht. Mr.. Abbott is lecturlng III all th'
towns along the line and good results
should follow.