The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-04
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
rHE WEEKS REooRD or LOCAL EvENTs,
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! Don't forget the big sale of sb;rts nou
gang on at The Ballantyne-Dee Clothing
store
contractor Harding is building new
mouse for Mrs. j. L. Powell on her nlace
! east Of town.
Work was bexun last Tuesday on w. II
schenck,s new brick residence. Mr.. Kim
Is N charge of the brick work.
Surfing blowing and seeding was begun
on tile 9th of last month. The farmers
are now busy all along the line. h
", Dutton has purchased a somnoform
inhaler whiclL~is absolutely safe and en-
afaes him to extract teeth PAIELEsSIY.
Mrs. Handy Of Nampa visited Judge and
Mrs. Handy Saturday, returning home the
same evening accompanied by Mr.. and
| Mrs, Handy.
+ WANTED-Bids for leyeling lots No. !
z, D, 4, and o, at the corner of Main and
6th avenue east, City of Caldwell. Address
Box lbs, Caldwell, Idaho.
The latest styles in hats at the Ballan-
tyne-Dee Clothing Store. 49,. ~
A new line of pumps and pump fixtures,
brass lined cylinders and glass valve seats
Pump repairing of all kinds specially.
Caldwell Plumbing and Heating Co,
Send us II. SO for The Salt Lake Semi
Weekly Tribune one year. 1t is the best
paper published in the inter-mountain
country, Sample copy for the asking.
Judge Smith has the distinction of hold
ing the first term of court under the new
law extending powers in chambers. 1t
was divorce case and went off smoothly.
1t is reported that negotiations are OH
with property owners on the south side of
Main street for tearing out all the old lum-
Der structures and replacing them with
brick.
- Four car loads of immigrants house
hold goods, agricultural implements, live
stock, ETC., were unloaded here last Mon
day. The property belonged to five fami-
lies.
Our spring suits are now on exhibition.
Come and look at our nobby patterns.
E Ballantyne-D Dee Clothing Store.
Mr.. MCGEE is building handsome cot
tage in his grove south of town. 1t is a
pretty place and will be delightful when
the contemplated improvements are COM
pleted.
DIR. button has taken full course in the
Greene System of Impression, Articulation
and other Prosthetic work, which enables
him to make far better fits and looks in ar
tictiial teeth than are possible by any of
the old methods in common use.
Mr.. T. J. Palmer, one of Canyon coun-
TVS most ardent republicans. was one of
the welcome guests at this Office this week.
Mr.. McAllister. all attorney employed by
the Oregon Anti-Saloon letgue, is making
tour of this section of Idaho speaking in
the interest of his organization. He ad-
dressed fair sized audience at the Pres
byterian church Wednesday.
Thomas R. Hodges anda Miss Nellie Will
liams, both of Sweet, were married at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday after
noon. Rev, Hellman oficiated The
young couple have returned to Sweet and
will make that place their future home.
Last fall the work of strengthening the
lower embankment of the Phyllis canal on
the side hill section was not quite complet-
ed, The work has been renewed and is
now in progress. 1t will be completed in
time to turn in water during this month.
J. B. Gowan, secretary of the Canyon
County Fair Association informs us that
the work of preparing for the big fair this
fall, has been taken up in earnest.
The association proposes to make this the
biggest and best fair Canyon County has
ever held.
The Caledonian Club was very pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mrs. E. P.
JUNIOR last Friday evening. The evening
was spent in the usual enjoyable way.
Very delicious refreshments were served.
About twelve o'clock the guests departed,
all declaring they had had very pleasant
evenfng
MIR. Combs of Eugene, Oregon is here
visiting his brother Mr. d. Combs. The
gentlemen had not met before for 20
years. Mr.. Combs IS inclined to locate
here permanently. He is favorably ilu-
pressed with the country and thinks the
climate would be beneficial to his own and
his wifc's health.