The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-06
Fancy Perfumery at Mallery's.
Fresh oranges at 3. R Mallery's.
New English wainuts at Malierv,s

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New English wainuts at Maliery's.
Rooms for rent apply at Redway's store
Joe Weir was over from Jordan Vale.
Wednesday. IF
/ u T. JUNIOR is in from his Sucker Creel
ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bloomfield was dow,
from Nampa Tuesday.
Henry Dickman, Jr., one of our enter
prlsing farmers was in town Friday.
FOR RENT-A five room house also
furnished rooms to let. Miss Potter.
The ladies of the U. T. G. Climb entertain.
ed at the home of Mrs Minor Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. r. w. Cakes entertained the ladies
OF the Methodist church Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. M. I. Church entertained a number
OF young people at finch Wednesday ey.
ening. &....
X. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. If
George Smith was adjudged insane YES
terday and was sent to the asylum at
BIackfoot Friday evening. Mr.. Smith
lived at New Plymouth.
FOR sALE-A first class Percbcron
Stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
F. T.. Keller.
Mrs. J. D. Quick has filed on some land
under the proposed Black Canyon Canal
The family has moved onto the place as
the land was taken up under the home
stead law.
Thome Luiz de Frletas. who attended
the college for short time this winter, left
Tor owyhee county last week. He will
work for Martin Jensen, the welI-known
sheepman.
Thursday evening the friends of Miss
Georgia Foote happily surprised her at hor
home. The evening was spent at games
ABOUT ten o'clock luncheon was served
shortly afterwards the merry party broke
up 1t was all enjoyable evening.
Miss Bean returned from Pavatta ord
new Plymouth Thursday evening, where
she mad been visiting the schools. Miss
Dean could see the storm coming and hast
ny started for home. 1t profitable to be a
weather profit at times so Miss Bean saws
THE Nutmeg Match, troupe nlavs in tho
opera House Tuesday, and Wednesday
evenings Feb. and 10. Prof McMinn Of
POI bois S was in the city Friday. He saws that
~ company has met with great success
IL ~ hoiSe ana IS prepared to furnish u good
high' class entertainment. e0'"
VIM. }. Wiley and Miss Anna Kaspnord
we're married in the parlors of the Calvert
NJ 1EeeI WY Wvednesday, Rev. Holman officiating
Falk,s store, while Miss Kasguard is o"a
Of hmmett's charming daughters The
nnaRpy couple will make their home at
talk's store. "'
I. K. Little left last evening for the oost
20 purchase his spring goods. He will nmt
~ H. Llucn larger stock of merchandise |
than ever before, believing that the @rowtI
~ HniGWel TINS spring and summer will |
usuly MN. Mr.. Little carries one of tho |
tt"iseSG ana most up-tO-date stocks in Ida
n 1", rue gives personal attention to his
purchases and consequently can rive ms
n9ns the best value for their money He
Will be gone about three weeks. AA0
MT Mr.. Howard sebree recently returned
W EEln tne east and also from CaIifornin
,;tm "re easy easy Mr: sebree purchased the fur
new hotel will be one of &c mast
r;en, equipped and elegantly fur.
llshed in the northwest. Mr.. r v Sehr ,ea
me OF our bright and energetic Young men
WI nm, nave charge of the 8arat9ga and we
,isu re our readers that the management
VIII Oe up-to-date in every particular.