The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-09
CALDWELL ITEMS
See DR.. Dntton about ice.

s8 Pc M. SOJnH was IN LAe cay - Fsttiesday'
Assessor Hamill attended TO business in
Boise Tuesday. 5-a
"a Miss, Estella Cupp is downfron' the Butte
for ashort visit. r.. .g.s,s
H. Hon T. &C. Egleston was down from
Boise this week.
= Miss Ruby Rose of Boise is visiting
Caldwell friends. -..-
PA. Watkins of Middleton was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Mcfarland visited Boise
friends Saturday.
~ You can get nice lunch at the Caldwell
= Bskery.-JacObs & Drake.
~<~ Hon. M. B, Gwinn and wife of Boise
spent July 4th in Caldwell.
'".t' Mr.. Ormal zook has accepted position
in Baker Brothers grocery.
49, Gov. Morrison and son John came down
from Boise to spend the Fourth.
Editor and Mrs Earle Venable of Pay
- cite spent the Fourth in Caldwell.
The Caldwell Building & Loan Associa-
's ton has made up another bracket.
y. M. Van Duvn. the Nampa attorney,
II was a Caldwell visitor Wednesday.
tSs,ksC.S. Doan and wife left Tuesday morn
ing for Ketchum to enjoy a few days outing.
FOR sALE-choice Payette Valley land ;.
address G. E. Bishop. Falk's Store, Idaho,
The usual number of Fourth of July
accidents are reported by the press this
week.
Miss Nellie Huntington of Nampa is in
A. n @ ID
ment
The break in the Phyllis is reported re-
pared. This is good news TO the p. Il d.
farmers.
n Deputy Warden P. G. Bingham of the
State penitentiary spent the Fourth in
Caldwell.
I. E. Walker, carrier for R. F. D. No. 2
Is completing large barn on his west side
property. ~~s~~...-....s .s... -.s...
The Democrats of Idaho are having
real Kilkenny cats time of it over the Nor
. mon question.
Miss Arena Moudy of Huntington, Ore,
spending few weeks with friends and
relatives in Caldwell. ri.
The Nampa Herald says that SIG, 945 has
peeA spcn1 AoC uu1ullSS Ill Ndnpd uuTlHB
the past sixmonths. ..-~< -.
People who want ice delivered will leave
word at DIR. buttons office in Caldwell
Banking & Trust building.
I. o. D. Canter one of Jordan Valleys en-
terprising young sheep men, spent the
glorious Fourth in Caldwell.
Those wishing to attend the summer
1nt1n M 10 t1,n,,,
selves at Mrs. Franklin's near the College.
The Democrats have been having glor-
ious time down at st. Louis this week
naming the man Teddy Roosevelt will beat.
j. l.. Baker, our enterprising grocer, left
forOmaha Tuesday evening with train
load of horses. He will visit the St. Louis
Fair before he returns.
Miss Mabel Dutton, one of Caldwell's
charming young ladies, has gone to Leaman
Springs. Ore, to spend the summer. We
wish her an enjoyable vacation,
Phil Madden returned Monday evening
from Louisville KY, where he has spent
the last three years studying medicine.
Mr.. Madden graduates next year.
If you desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send the same to the American
Laundry, Boise, through their agent T. H.
Norman, COX" Barber Caldwell.
G. H Newton's dwelling house in the
Strahorn addition is rapidly nearing COM
pletion. It is a large, substantial two
story frame building and will be quite an
ornament to that section of the city.
John Hollrich is building magnificent
$500 two-story cottage on his Washington
Heights property. 1t will be a neat and
coZy affair, of modern architectural de-
sign, improvements and conveniences
Mr.. Hollrich has no fears for CaldwelPs
aas future. ''@ * -. -r-a ss'.asr ~N-'-'
~..- w. II. Roadway and daughter returned to
Caldwell Sunday from the east. Misses
Mary and Anna have spent the last three
years at the Lake Forest Seminary. They
stopped at St. Louis enroute home to see
the exposition.
The fire boys at their ball given the night
q of thes4th took in $62 at IS cents a ticket
About $50 was cleared This was divided
among those fremen who got up the dance,
at - each and the remainder was placed in
the Department treasury,
LOST-A gold cuff Button with engraved
initials NJ. l., somewhere about the Sara
toga Hotel or Depot waiting room. Re,
ward of $3.50, the value of same, delivered
or sent to my address, Homer H. Harring-
ton Nampa, Idaho, care of c. F. Hensley.
Hon. Burton l. French. Idaho's repre-
sentative in congress. and Miss Winifred
Hartley, lately a teacher in the Boise high
school, were married at Norfolk, Nebraska.
June %, at the residence of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. +. G. Baker. The TRIBUNE ex-
tends congratulations.
Mrs. Junius Wright underwent q very
serious operation at st. ,AlphOnsus' hospital
yesterday afternoon. She is very weak
today but her physicians think she will re-
1,o,rnr rninal,r Mrs Wrinht,s M AM, friands