The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-28

Mill end sale at The Famous.

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ces, at The Famous.
For Binder Irvine, see the Idaho
Implement Co., Caldwell.
Get prices from Central Lumber
Co. for fruit crates and boxes.
Elbow length gloves in black,
white and colors, at The Famous
Before buying screen doors, call
and see our line.
CALDWELL. LUMBER Co.
Long gloves. all sizes, at The
Famous.
See the Idaho Implement Co.,
Ltd, for high grade hand made
farm harness. strictly guaranteed.
Mems summer underwear az cts
and SO cts, at The Famous.
Call on the Central Lumber Co.
when in need of any fruit boxes of
any kind. Always on hand. Pri-
ces right.
Attend the Mill end Sale at
The Famous.
The Caldwell Lumber Co. has
the largest line Ct screen doors ever
seen in Caldwell. Call and see
them before you buy.
DR.. c. A. Philpott, dentist. Office
over Western National Bank.
The Socialists all over the United
States are to write a personal letter
on August to Judge Smith at Cald-
WELL demanding that he release Moy-
err ct al on bail. OF course Judge
Smith will pay no attention to these
demands. but the incident shows how
willing these people, who are con-
stantly protesting against corporation
control of the courts, are to bring
undue Influence upon the judiciary
when they have interests at stake
Wallace Press.
Voters should bear in mind the
fact that at the last legislature the
registration law was changed. 1t is
now imperative that every voter reg
lister before election.
Formerly, registering once was suf-
ficient, the voters registration be-
ing forwarded to the new registrar
each election. Therefore so long
as he resided in the same precinct he
voted without registering for each
election. But under the law effective
now the old registration is not used.
You can register only during each
Saturday Including from the first
day of September to and including
the Saturday next preceding the
election" Registrars for each
August 1. You cannot vote without
registering.
Judge NJ. 1. Church was down
from the state house Thursday, re-
turning Friday morning. He reports
ne is getting along nicely and likes
his new work very much. He still
expects to keep his residence at Cald-
we'll however, and says he will some
day hang out his shingle in the magic
city. The judge has been doing some
hard studying for the past years on
law and has just been admitted to
practice before the supreme court.
The judge is self-made man and we
certainly congratulate him on his
brilliant success. Payette Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crete Jr.. and
their five little girls arrived here
from their Caldwell home Tuesday,
and will remain here until Septem-
Der !, or until the schools open at
Caldwell. All of them are delighted
to get back to their old home in the
mountains and one of them remarked
that one night in our cool air was
worth whole summer in the valley,
Mr.. Crete Is growing very enthusl-
astie over the growth and prospects
of Caldwell, where he has been put
ting money in town lots which he says
are now worth almost double the
prices for which they were purchased.
The new courthouse is going up rap
idly; the railway Is building
$4,000 depot; business houses and
dwellings are being constructed in
all parts OF town; work is progress
Ing on the interurban railway: work
is soon to begin from that place on
the 8. F. & l. NJ. railway into Nevada
and in short. the town. like all other
towns in the valley. Is enjoying
wonderful and substantial business
groweth.-Owyhee Nugget