The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-03-19
New English walnuts at MalIery's.

new English WalnutS at MalleryS.
Will Hayward attended to business in
Boise Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Devers of Payette
were in town this week.
Mrs. J. T. Morrison spent few days in
Caldwell this week the guest of Mrs. w. J.
Boone.
Mrs. Emma Stone left Wednesday for the
east where she will remain some time visit
ing friends.
W. H. Porterfield was in town this week.
Mr.. Portertield made a bid on the pipe
for the sewer system.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Shaw were down
to attend from Boise Tuesday evening
the opening of the Saratoga.
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the latest
and most approved methods. If
Finley Mckenzie, one of the most genial
of the genial Owyhee sheepmen, was over
to attendSthe opening of the Saratoga.
Mr.. Grace, foremen of the Parma Her
aid, was in the city Wednesday. He came
up to attend the opening of the Saratoga.
James Boone has accepted position in
the Herr Clothing Company's store in
Caldwell. He will 60 to work April1
The wife of A. E. Martin who has been
quite sick the past two months with typhoid
fever, we are pleased to state, is GONZALES
cent.
Some of the finest window displays we
have everlseen are those of the Herr Cloth
ing Co. They are handsomely arranged
and attractively designed.
FOR SALE-A first class Perchcron
Stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
F. L. Keller.
VIM. Schultz of Roswell met with cost
ly and painful accident Wednesday. A
team ran away with him. badly cutting
him up. One of his horses was killed and
the other badly hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Ford have returned
from San Antonio, Texas, where they spent
the winter. Their many friends are pleas
ed to see them home again. They stopped
i'll Caldwell TO see the opening of the Sara
Mr. J. L. MaGee Iof California recently
purchased so acres of land about miles
east of Caldwell which he will Immediately
improve. Mr.. MaGee is greatly pleased
with this country. While he will not move
his family to Idaho, he will spend part
of his time here.
Three young men of Middleton, firing of
n;,>4,
see the world last week. But, on arriving
at Boise, the wicked police, at the insti
CATION of the parents, placed the young
men in the cooler, and sent them home. |
The boys found this world cold, heartless
institution and were glad to get back.
1t has been suggested that the city ought |
TO order in cement sidewalk from the |
corner of Kimball avenue and running
along the south side of Main street east to |
Third avenue east. A cement sidewalk |
ordinance is now before the city council |
and could be easily amended to include
this much needed improvement Some of
the people along College row also want a
cement sidewalk from the corner of Main
to the court house. 1t would be a good
move.
M. A Bates editor of the Parma Herald
was Caldwell visitor Wednesday. Mr.
Bates has just returned from an extended
visit throughout the east. When asked
respecting Parma's outlook he said: Par
ma is the city of South Idaho that has a
splendid future. It centrally loca ted, and
for miles is surrounded by rich farming
The town of Parma is grow
ing at rapid rate, but no faster than its
increasing business justifes." Mr.. Bates
returned Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Partridge and their
niece, Miss Bernice, went to Caldwell last
night to attend the opening of the new hotel
They report the opening to have been a
very swell function. People attended from
all the surrounding towns and had the best
time ever. Manager Sebree and his assist
ants treated the guests in a royal manner,
This opening adds another first class hotel
to the hostelries of the state Mr.. Sebree.
Its builder, and the people of Caldwell are
TO be congratulated upon this addition to.
the standstill Improvements of their town,
-Nampa Leader.