The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-20
home d Mrs. F. 3. Hardy, Thursday

home Of Mrs. F. 3. Hardy, Thursday
evening
Go to the Caldwell Club and try one of
of our ice cold German, imported ginger ale
manufactured by Crystal Bottling Works,
Nampa, Idaho.
DIR, Dutton can still be found at his office
in the Caldwell Banking & Trust building.
His dental work is guaranteed and his
| prices are right.
Geo. Henderson of Canada arrived in
Caldwell Thursday evening. He will spend
some time here visiting his uncle, William
| Henderson and family.
If you desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send the same to the American
Laundry, Boise, through their agent L. ID.
| Norman, "OK' Barber, Caldwell.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
meet in the College assembly hall for the
next few weeks, while the church is under
| going internal repairs and engagements.
Word reached Caldwell this week that
Mrs. Geo. Cakes was very sick at Portland
Ore. She is suffering from appendicitis
The last word received yesterday was that
she is improving.
Mrs. J. A. Baker returned home this
week from Salt Lake City and Dubois.
She visited Mrs. G. L. Alley at Salt Lake
and together they went to Dubois, Idaho,
where they had pleasant visit.
Mrs B. s. Weymouth and the party Of
young people whom she chaperoned, re-
turned Friday from weeks camping trip
across Fromans ferry on the Snake river
They report very pleasant time.
Rural Carrier Convey brought in the larg-
est apple yet seen this year 1t was Az
inches in circumference and came from H.
S. Downs orchard. Anyone interested in
fruit would do well to inspect that orchard.
T. D. Waldrot left Sunday tor the east.
He will visit his parents and the St. Louis
exposition before returning. 1t is said
that Mr.. Waldroit will get married before
returning. His many friends offer con-
gratulations.
Miss Nellie Masterson of Middleton and
Mr. Jesse Mitten of Pearl were married at
the home of che bride Wednesday. The
young couple left the same day for Port
land where they will spend couple of
weeks. They will make their future home
at Pearl
Orders sent into the house tor parties.
picnics or families for soft drinks will be
| delivered in Caldwell, free of charge. We
put up 80 different tiavors in Creson caps,
aluminium seals, syphon style, improved
Hutchison's patent stopper, Crystal Bottl-
ing Co., Nampa, Idaho.
The Herr Clothing Co. has purchased
Shetland pony which will be on exhibition
| in it's window in short time. Mr.. Herr
says that he don't know whether to have it
mailed or expressed to him. At any rate
it is coming and will soon gladden. the
heart of some Caldwell person.
Judge Mallery had two cases before him
this week. 1t cost John McCarty $500 for
| a plain drunk. A. Aukamp was arrested
and fined 5000 aIrd $500 costs for renting
brothel houses in Caldwell. AS neither
have expressed a willingness to pay, they
are languishing in the city bastile.
Finley Mckenzie is rapidly recovering
from the recent fire he had. While his foot
is sore he is able to get around. When
seen by representative of The Tribune
he said that his loss was small, probably
$500 would cover 1t all. He feels that he
got off very lucky. He had about 100 tons
of hay stacked near the house which en-
tirely escaped.
DR.. FrankP. Smith purchased one of the
cottages erected by Harry CrOokham on
Main Street. this week. We are pleased
that Drs Smith & Smith are so we'll pleas
ed with Caldwell. They have decided to re-
main permanently. We feel assured that
the people of this section will find them
highly desirable citizens as we'll as emf
nently qualified osteopaths.
Next Monday, August %, the popular
Sutton company will present to the theater
going public of Caldwell some of the most
successful plays presented this season.
This company carries its own orchestra
and band and consists of twenty people,
travelling in their own special cars. They
will produce three plays-"A Ruined Life, "
| DOWN Dy the 0ea, Inc Limited Mail.
The band will give a concert every even
ing at p. m. Popular prices will prevail
%, IS and SO cents.
Miss Lillian Plowhead has sent in her
resignation as primary teacher at Ward
we'll school. Miss Plowhead will not teach
elsewhere but will remain at her home in
Middleton. Miss Nynoch Edwards. of
Kansas, who is visiting in Nampa, has put
in an application for the position and will
probably be appointed. Miss Pearle Kel-
Ter, who was assigned to the South school
has been transferred to Wardwell school
where she will instruct the third grade
Miss Blanche Gilmore will assist Prof.
Crutcher at the South School. -Emmett