The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-01-30
CALDWELL ITEMS

tfeSh oranges at NJ II MaIleFy 81.
s. NJ. Coffin spent Tuesday in Caldwell
Rooms for rent apply at Redway's stol
J.H. Altizer attended to business in town
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Nichols were in town
last week.
A. s. Moss of Rockville was in town dur.
ing the week.
J. r. Daviswls IN from Ontario the fore
part of the week. .e
]. F. Henley, Watch Maker and OpE
clan Caldwell, idaho.
Hides and pelts bought by T. Il. Munk
Office at Cooper Lumber yards.
Leroy Meyer of Payette spent couple
of days this week in the metropolis.
w. H. Miller's new residence on Fourth
street south is nearing completion.
Cap.ain and NJ RS. T, K. Little and daugh-
mt to Boise Friday evening.
FOR RENT-A five room hous also
furnished rooms to let. Miss Potter.
Riley Thorp is adjoining his place on
Kimball avenue with neat picket fence.
John Bruce is home from the hospital.
While he has not completely recovered, he
is looking much better.
JauesH. Gipson OF Moscow writes that
the house in which he lives was burglarized
A small amount of money was taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. JUNIOR went up to
Boise Monday evening to attend the festi-
vities in honor of the birthday of Robert
Burns.
DIR. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the latest
and most approved methods. If
Miss Julia V. Finney left Wednesday
evening for Goodhue, Mimi. where she
was called by the serious sickness of her
mother.
Kent 0. Kyes, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Chicago Mi lwaukee
and st. Paul Railway, was in town We'd
nesday.
Editor E. P. Dodd of the Pendleton
Tribunei is visiting in Caldwell this week.
He is a son Of D. r Dodd, one of our old
and respected citizens.
Wood in any length for sale, deliveredto
any part of town. Orders left at Keller's
corell will be promptly attended to-
FL Keller.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
Club Whiskey, nine years old. absolutely
pure, IS cents per bottle. If
FOR SALE-A first class Perchcron
Stallion, will exchange for other desirable
stock.
+. l.. Keller.
Street Commissioner John Bishop is
building a side walk on the south side of
Third street south as far as Attorney John
G. Rice's residence.
Finley Mckenzie and Adam Blackstock
were over from Owyhee Monday. They
went up to Boise to attend the gathering
of the Scottish clans OF southern Idaho.
1t was a great meeting and was hugely
enjoyed.
George Closson, who formerly lived in
Caldwell, and who is now located at Nys sa
Oregon, has alarge and growing blacksmith
business George is u capable young man
and his many Caldwell friends will be
pleased to learn of his prosperity.
! Sheriff Watkins returned last week from
Santa Rosa California lie brought back
with him W. Il. Simpson formerly of Pay
cite, who is charged with grand larcency,
1t is said that Simpson sold crop of al
falfa hay which he had previously mortga-
ged.
~Chas. Orr has returned from the coast.
While away he visited Seattle, San Fran
cisco and Oakland on the coast and many
interior points. Mr.. Orr is buying cattle
Tor Seattle firm. He was offered a re-
position in Oakland but did
not care to-. accept.
John Thomas was in town Tuesday. He
says the contractors have dug the ditch
but failed to put a bridge across it. conse-
quently he can not get out when in, nor in
when out Unless the Pioneer Irrigation
District does something quick, Mr.. Thomas
will fill up the canal.
J. l.. Harmon will open harness shop
in the implement house as soon as that
building is completed. Jesse has lived in
for years and enjoys q reputation
Tor honesty in his business affairs and broad
mindedness in public matters. We are
pleased to state that he has decided to 20
into business again.
Albert Clark, who is making final proof
on his homestead, four miles east of town
to business in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mr. CLARK is one of our young and enter
prising farmers. He reports every thing
as very quiet. The contractors on the
ditch have quit work, owing to the cold
weather. Except for the usual tranquility
In winter, things are looking brighter than
ever. Mr.. Clark made THE TRIBUNE Office
a pleasant call.