The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23

Chrrytal salt works in Utah, the
price was $1,000 per ton, now they
are getting the same article for So
j. G. Turner the jeweler (not the
horse buyer) will add musical in
Struments to his jewelry stock He
expects to handle all kinds of sheet
hind Me" to the latest Italian songs
on the market.
DIR. Phil Madden has decided to
locate in Caldwell. He arrived at
this decision after visiting a number
of towns in Oregon, but found no
place he liked as well as the Magic
City.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
E. K. Hays, in Caldwell will be pleas
ed to learn that Mrs. Hays and two |
daughters have returned from Cali |
fornia where they went for the |
benefit of Miss Irma's health and to |
know that her health is greatly i'm
proved.
The Jones Furniture Co. and the |
Model Furniture Co. have each re-
ceiyer car of furniture TINS week.
1t is presumed that the Leader-Her-
aid reporter counted those two cars,
besides several others which passed
thru Nampa this week, billed for
Caldwell
J. B. Ainsworth of Tobias, Neb.,
is in the city. Mr.. Ainsworth Is
prominent financier of his home state
and is likewise a heavy stakeholder
in the San Francisco, Idaho & Mon
tana Railroad. Col Place accom-
panied Mr.. Ainsworth on trip over
the line yesterday.
George Manning, the Capital News
circulation man, was in Caldwell
Tuesday, having just returned from
an extended business trip to Ere
mont County. He remarked that
he broke ice in the water pitcher In
his room at he hotel on Wednesday
of last week.
N. S. Miller, fruit inspector for
this district, convinced fruit grow
er from Colorado the other day that
this valley was the natural home of
the apple by showing him two al
mond trees loaded with nuts. The
man from Colorado said, "well, where
you can grow almonds, you sure
have a fruit country"
Sheriff Thorp was handed war
rant Wednesday for the arrest of
B. Gatewood who was supposed to
be in Portland. Bill Immediately
left for the coast. Word was receiv-
ed at the Office Friday that he had
his man. The charge is getting mon
ey under false pretence from the
Parma State Bank.
Fred Davis, county game warden,
was called to Payette Wednesday
morning. He says that the people
generally are respecting the game
law, and there is not so many viola
lions as formerly. The State game
warden has promised a shipment of
young cat fish for Boise River some
time during the season and Mr.. Da-
Wis will try and get planting of tur-
ties, then we all will he happy.
TIL latest report from the dog de-
partment of the city government is
that 81 dogs have passed over to the
"happy hunting grounds" and taxes
have been collected on 38. The
dog catchers frequently have narrow
escapes during business hours. Tht
Tribune reporter heard one irate cit
izen threaten to kick the creases
out of the seat of deputy's pants
for capturing the family dog by mis-
representation.
Messrs. Alexander & Tschumy, who
managed the Majestic theater in this
city the past winter, have located IL
Caldwell and will open a moving pic
ture theater there in the near future
They plan to have open shows in sew
eral other towns near Caldwell AM
run a circuit of their own. They hav
many friends here who will be gla'
to hear of their new location and VIII
will wish them success in their un
dertaking.-Twin Falls News.
]. w. Ross, manager of the "Fa
nous" is offering line of bargain
for one week that will pay the read
} ers of the Tribune to examine.
} is the intention of the firm to clos
out the stock of clothing and 1t
being offered at less than cost. The
there is the big stock of ladies' shil
: waists that are being offered
nrinas that will make them NOV,