The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-10

ness.
Messrs. Tnrner and Haley have shipped
5000 horses from this section this season.
They ship more horses chan any firm in
Idaho
E. L. Engel maidstone changes and inn
proyements around his livery stable this
week. Mr.. Engel's trade is growing very
rapidly.
The people of Star say that if the people
of Caldwell are too slow to build sugar
factory that Nanfpa or Emmett should do
something.
Miss Roselnd Fisher went to Caldwell
today. where she has engaged to teach in
the public schools, says Saturdays Capital
Evening News.
John brennan has been appoin ted scab
inspector OF 0ws ilee County, District Nc.
81. He will commence operations against
the parasite at once, #&a l}.s
Miss M. f. Gilgan went to Nampa Mon
day morning with select stock of millin-
cry. Before returning Miss Gilgan will
visit at Silver City and Delamar.
Ii you desire some really elegant Lam
dry work send the same TO the American
Laundry, Boise. through their agent I. Fl.
Norman, OK" Barber Caldwell.
DIR. 4, E. button is still practicing den
| tlstry. His work is guaranteed and his
prices are reasonable. Office upstairs in
the Caldwell Banking & Trust building.
DR.. Dutton is well prepared and fully
equipped to treat all diseases OF the teeth.
The prices are reasonable and the work
as good as experience and skill can make it.
T. NJ. Ward and ]. W, Watkins Monday
night were elected to represent Temple
Encampment No. 8, Ill the Grand Encamp-
ment which meets at Nampa, October II,
this year.
Misses Nellie Cook and Mary Herman
went down to Parma this week They will
teach school there the coming winter.
They are two bright young ladies and are
very successful teachers.
The Premium Lists for the Canyon
County Fair have been generally distrib-
| uted over the County. Additional copies
'IA"S NJ A"N W oPPiJAhS W OIC OSClSLdIy y,
L. s. Ollie, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Hon. A. K. Wright, nominee for
Congress on the Prohibition ticket, will adj
| dress the people of Caldwell from the Band
platform on Main street, Saturday even
ing, September 10 at 8 p. IN.
Evidently Wyoming is getting ready to
go democratic this fall; they mobbed a
| negro over ther the other day and those
things only happen in democratic COM
munities. Pocatello Advance (Dem. }.
Chief of Police IIillard of Nampa brought
man named Mullar down Wednesday
| afternoon He stole pocketbook co ntain
ing money from Mrs. Rouse. He had
just been let out of the county jail here for
having stolen revolver at Pavette.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Cakes have returned
after pleasant visit at the coast. They
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Lucus, parents
of Mrs. Cakes at Grants Pass, Ore, and
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilder at Tacoma,
Wash, and Mr. and Mrs. George Cakes at
Portland.
The Salvation Army will remain over a
part of next week. Meetings will be at II
O'Clock a. M, aud at and again at p. N.
Sunday, Will be here Monday and Tues
day evening. Thus far the meetings have
been well attended and five conversions
have been made.
With Democratic candidates resigning,
prominent men boiling and influential
papers advising Democrats to vote the Re-
publican ticket the predictions of Senator
Dubois and Chairman Jackson that the
| Democrats can carry the State are like the
boys whistling to keep up courage.
G. G. Styles, of Caldwell, one of the
trustees of the Presbyterian church there,
was in town today. He was looking after
the putting in the church of steam heat
ing plant Extensive improvements are
being made, and the best system of heat
ing will be adopted Capital
| Evening News.
Commissioners Breshears was down from
| Middleton this week. When asked as to
| whether he was q candidate to succeed
| himself he said that he would accept the
position if the county convention saw fit
to offer it. He says that he is not an active
candidate, Mr.. Breshears is a substantial
man and has made a good commissioners
| Caldwell has begun to advertise the Can.
yon county fair for October 4th to 8th. Ou1
county fair can and should be made g
grand success each year, and we hope oul
county-seat friends will have the hearty
cooperation of every section of our bis
county in their efforts to make the coca
sion red letter one.-New Plymouth Out
| look.
E. ]. Smith left Wednesday evening fol-
Bladensburg, Iowa. He was called there
to settle up the estates of his father and
grandfather, which have been in litigation
for some time, Before returning home
Mr.. Smith will visit relatives in Ohio and
Illinois and probably take in the St. Louis
exposition. He will be gone a couple OF
months
Joe i. ROBBERS, formerly chef at the
Saratoga, is going into the poultry business
on an extensive scale. He is fitting up the
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