The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-23
See Dir. Dutton about ice.

Smoke a pipe and be healthy. The finest
line at Jake Horns.
The basement 10 the Saratoga Hotel is
being foored by cement.
Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Giveus trial.
ts q & ~ N Jacobs Il Drake
As the returns from the primaries con-
tinue to come in, Morrison remains in the
lead, and is more than holding his own.
Perry Lusk, who has been in Caldwell for
the past four months left Friday morning
for Malad. He will return in couple of
weeks.
Misses Alice Egbert. Grace Van Kirk,
Blanche Prescott and Ida Barrett Of Nam
pa are in Caldwell. They are attending
the summer school here. -, ~;
If you desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send the same to the American
Laundry, Boise. through their agent T. H.
Norman, "OK'' Barber. Caldwell:
If certain States go Democratic Parker
will win, say the Democrats. But there is
that terrible "iP' to say nothing about sew
eral thousand votes Democrats must
change.
For Ringing Bros. Circus Boise Aug. 15
1904, rate of one fare for the round trip.
Special train leaves Caldwell for Boise $40
| A. M, special returning leaves Boise $50
PIN. for Caldwell
The many friends of John Bailey living
at this place will be pleased to learn that
he was married at San Francisco about u
month ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are
making their home at Boise.
Wednesday a special from Boise to the
Deseret News, Salt Lake City, announced
that Judge J. H Richards had declined to
run for Governor, and that the opposition
to Morrison would center on Gooding.
But Wednesday was hot day.
Miss Louise JUNIOR entertained a number
of her girl friends at her home on Thurs
day evening. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by all. Those present were:
Loren and Bea Baker, Rae Olmstead,
Hazel Drake, Louise and Mary Hicks, and
Margaret Davis.
DR.. N. Newman the European eye spe-
cialist, of Pocatello Idaho, will be at the
Saratoga Hotel July 26 and 81 only. Those
with imperfect vision should not miss this
opportunity. The Doctor also fits glasses
for headache and nervousness, old age and
weak eyes. Examination free.
Frank Hardy was improving his claim
on the bench about six miles north OF
town several Gays last week. He has sunk
II well Is feet and is just about to water.
The work on the we'll has been slow as Mr..
Hardy must curb as he goes down in order
to protect it from sand, which abounds in
considerable quantities all the way down.
struck pure white sand, which continued
about Is feet.
In the justice court Monday, case in
volving the ownership of horse was heard
| VIM. Leigh, the liveryman, recently pur
chased horse from Henry Dement, Last
week DR.. Compton of Meridian, put in ar
appearance and claimed the horse Upor
Mr.. Leigh's refusal to surrender the ANNA
Mr.. Compton brought suit. and and at The
hearing Monday fully established his own
ership, and the horse was turned over tt
him. 1t is stated that Dement,, who sole
the horse to Mr.. Leigh. has disappeared
from his accustomed haunts Parma Her
aid.
1t was exactly 10 years and day since
such rain and thunder storm struck Sill
yer City last Monday night. Many people
still call to mind the storm of 10 year ago
and the late one was very similar. Thu
sharp flashes of lightning the loud peals o
thunder and the heavy downpour of rail
shortly after midnight seemed almos
enough to awaken the dead. But whel
morning came and the effects of the storm
came to be realized. it was found that bu
little damage was done outside of the burn
ing out of the transformers at the Addi
mill and the melting of few fuses on tele
phone instruments.-SilverC City Nugget.