The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-03-19
CALDWELL ITEMS

u. D. Harold visited Boise Sunday
Charles Metcalf was in town Monday.
$500 hats for $500 at HERR CLorHrNe Co
Cigars, tobacco and candies at Mallervs
J. @. Lieser was down from Nampa Mon
day. ~@
J. W. Cunningham of Boise was in town
Monday.
7. A. Foster was over from Jordan Valley
this week.
Charles Orr was in town Monday for
few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Marlatt spent Sum
day in Boise.
T. P. Woodcock the Weiser hide buyer
was tn town Tuesday.
John Bruce, the Poison Creek sheepman
visited Boise Sunday.
This is the season when the sprayman
is after the wooley aphis.
C. Russell of Council was a guest at
the Calvert hotel Tuesday.
New Spring Goods now on display at the
Caldwell Millinery parlors.
Carl Nelson of Shea Vile was at the Cal
vert Saturday and Sunday.
We can fit those full grown men in
shirts. HERR CLOTHING Co.
c. P. Hartley transacted business in
Nampa couple of days this week.
GENTLEMEN! We take orders for
Tailor Made Suits at The Fair Store.
J. III. Ballantyne, one of our big sheep
men, was over from Emmett this week.
o. D. Canter was up from Roswell Mon
day. He wintered his sheep at Roswell.
N all orders promptly attended to, and
satisfactory guaranteed, at HERR CLOTHING
Co.
Deputy Sheriff Nichols was called to
Mountain Home Saturday evening on bust
ness.
Fred Plummer and Geo. Williams, car
penters, joined the fire laddies Monday
night.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Stark is rapidly recovering, we are pleased
to say.
Miss Laura Patton's new house on
Fourth street north is rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
Louis Hurtle returned to Jordan Valley
Monday morning after pleasant visit in
Caldwell
The city of Caldwell has the brainiest
brawniest and best manned fire companies
in the west.
You can buy good looking, good wear
ing, substantial suit of clothes at the FAIR
STORE for only 1896.
Mrs. J. B. Gowen has been quite sick for
some days. We are pleased to state that
she is now recovering.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. tt
An oyster supper will be given this even
ing at the Assembly hall for the benefit OF
the College Athletic Association.
Mrs. E. c. Moore lost q valuable milch
cow Sunday. The cause of the animals
Mrs. R. w. Cakes entertained the Ep-
worth League at her home Friday evening
The young folks spent a most enjoyable
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Candland came uE
from Ontario Sunday evening. They spent
a couple of days in Caldwell, the guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. S, Dempsey.
FOR SALE-73 acres of land miles a
bove Falk's Store, in Canyon County, land
is unimproved, but has water right. Ad-
dress Box go Caldwell, Idaho.
During the past three years IS blocks OF
Sidewalk have been built in Nampa at a
cost of SIS, 780 and Ill street crossings have
been put in at a cost of 1920.
Messrs Ball, Galloway. and Flora, mem
bers of the Board of Directors of the Pion
Ger Irrigation District were in town Mon
day. attending the special meeting.
Land values have more than trebeled il
Fremont county, during the past year.
year ago land that was held at SIS and w
an acre now commands $50 and $75
The new foot bridge across Indian cree
is beauty, and will be quite convenience
to the people OF the End ward. Street Com
missioner Bishop is putting it in.
Some of the prominent citizens of Cald
well are giving Eye Old Deestrict School
on March 23d for the benefit of the Ere
Reading Room. We hope there will be
good attendance.
Miss Cora B. Bean, Superintendent
public instruction of Canyon County, wen
to Emmett Tuesday. She visited the pub
lie schools in that section and found ther
in excellent condition.
If you will just be good enough to com
into the Fair Store and look over our Bal
| gain Counters, we are SURE our goods an
LITTLE PRICES will be good enough t
bring you back again.
Among those attending the regular meet
ing of the Farmers Cooperative Dltcl
| r,aatinp Monday were r NJ Smith, M. }