The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-01-16
CALDWELL ITEMS

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Fresh oranges at r, MalIery's.
j. G. CoWden visited Boise Monday
A. A. Hoover visited Boise Monday.
W. F. Schnabel visited Boise this week.
Rooms for rent apply at Redway's store.
Finley Mckenzie was in town this week.
a. Emory was over from Rockland this
week.
J. B. LafEerty was down from Boise this
week.
H M. Steele left for, Portland Sunday
morning.
Sunday Ed. Plowhead of Boise spent in
Caldwell.
Attorney Frank j. Smith spent Sunday
in Boise.
Charles MetcaIf was down from Nampa
during the week.
DR.. Harding, Osteopath. Office at H. e
Wallace's residence.
Hon. G. W. Cooper spent Sunday in
Boise the Beautiful.
Jdh'
%, at the opera house.
J.F. Henley, Watch Maker and Opt
clan Caldwell, Idaho,
G. p. Hartley, our popular nurseryman,
visited Boise last Sunday.
Hides and pelts bought by T. E. Munk
Office at Cooper Lumber yards.
The Democratic national convention
meets this year at st. Louis.
The Caldwell Dancing Club gave an en-
joyabIe bail at Armory hall last evening.
Mayor Satorls of Payette was shaking
hands It'll old time Caldwell friends Mon
day.
Miss Grace Van Wyengarten entertained
number of friends Saturday evening at
finch.
L. w. Bach was in town yesterday. Mr.
Bach is wintering number of his sheep
at Roswell.
Hamilton and Brown Shoes full line
all going at 10 per cent discount at The
Fair Store.
- w. H. Reinemer was up from Parma
Monday attending the meeting of the COM
missioners.
Miss Egleston will entertain the people
of Caldwell Friday evening, Jan. %, at the
opera house.
The Fair Store the place TO save money
10 per cent OF on every article in the store
for the next 10 days.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey. nine years old. absolutely
pure, 70 cents per bottle. If
Editor A. e. Gipson of the Ruralle left Sun
day afternoon to attend the National Live
Stock Association meeting.
Attorney H. A. Griffiths left for Noun
tain Home. He attended to legal business
in the Elmore county capital.
Rev. Holman is conducting revival SER
vices at the Methodist Church. Thus far
there has been good attendance.
DIR. and Mrs. e. E. Maxey of Boise leave
Thursday for New York. where the doctor
will take three months medical course.
Commissioners Mcclure, Plat and Bre-
she ars are in town this week. This weeks
issue.
Editor Bates of the Parma Herald was in
town Monday. Mr.. Rates is very anxious
to have the thriving town of Parma incor-
poratcd.
Miss Mabel Dement, returned from EN-
NETT this week. She was teaching there
and was taken sick. Her condition is not
dangerous.
Emmett will soon be lighted by cleo
tricity. That town is coming right to the
front. Water works and sewerage sys-
tenn will soon follow.
FOR SALE-A first class Perchcron
Stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
f. L. Keller.
Hon, Alexander Blessenger, prominent
Canyon county citizen, who resides near
Star, transacted business in Caldwell Tues
day. We acknowledge pleasant call.
+. s. Harding, until recently of the Tele-
phone-Register, McMinnyille, Oregon, &C
companied by his wife was in town Tues
day. MIR. Harding may locate in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cupp and Mr.. w. |
r. Cupp left for Portland Saturday. |
Messrs w. M. and w. r. Cupp are dele |
gates to the National Live Stock conven-
ton.
I. p. Barrass and family left last week |
for Redland, California, where they will |
remain some time. They will probably |
return to Caldwell to make their future
home in the spring.
Ex-Governor Steunenberg Is in Wash
ington, D. c., this week. He will attend |
the meeting of the Democratic National
Central Committee. He has committee |
mans VOLTS proxy.
Miss Elizabeth Trowbrige .Egleston gives
piano forte recital Jan. %. MISS Egles-
ton is talented young lady and her ap-
pesrance will be greeted by the music low
ing people of Caldwell.
Assessor Hamill says that people, gen.
orally. paid their taxes promptly this
year. The delinquint tax list will be the