The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-27

Bud Froman is employed in the
Joe Kahn clothing store.
Poison wheat, zoe per h., six for
$1.0O at Greenlunds.
G. L. Barker and wife of Boise were
Caldwell visitors Monday.
Uncle John Danderline is quite sick
at the residence of Perry Groves.
ALI kinds of garden seeds in pack
ages and bulk, at w. H. Redway Co.
Charley Lyon is in the city from his
coal mine in Malheur county.
There remains but one more Satur-
day in which you can register.
Mr.. VIM. Bardsley and family are
moving onto the Glenn farm east Of
town.
A fine daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Richards of Emmett
Thursday of last week.
1 have left few locust trees that
can be had for $1.00 per hundred if
spoken for at once.-H. E. WALLACE.
Miss Martha B. Garlock of Shoshone
spent Saturday with Mrs. L. H. Paine
and then went to Boise.
The basketball team of the eighth
grade Washington school will soon
appear in new suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lander have
moved into their new residence on
Washington Heights.
Mrs. Roy Chase went to Portland
to join her husband, who is on the
street car service.
C. Q. Adams, of the firm of Gordon
& Adams, made business trip to Mt.
Home and Shoshone, Tuesday.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE
$1.1O per hundred. Inquire O v. Bad
ley. 1S-2O-27-A3
L. B. Manning and son, Bonnie, left
Monday for Arizona, where his son
Eugene is at present.
Sheriff Breshears left Monday with
young Atkinson for the reform school
at St. Anthony.
Mr.. VIM. Miller, brother of N. s.
Miller, bought the Pfifer place of Otto
Geese and has moved on it.
Baled hay, corn, wheat, oats, mill
feed at w. H. REDWAY co.
R. M. White returned to Boise Sun
day evening after a short visit at
home.
For dressmaking and plain sewing,
call ON Mrs. e. s. Barnett, corner 7th
street and Cleveland Boulevard.
Miss Katy and Roger Kay of Enter
prise, Oregon, are visiting with their
sister, Mrs. Frank Moore. in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kahn, who bought
the Herr Clothing store are located
on Albany street, next to Mr.. Isaacs
Miss Skinner, one of the teachers in
the Boise public schools, visited Miss
Mann in Caldwell Sunday.
The Ballantyne Brothers loaded 9
wagon Wednesday with pack saddles
and other paraphernalia for theil
sheep camp.
Closing out cur entire stock Of ShOoI
at -Steunenbcrg's Shoe Store.
w. H. Clements and family of Lyon
Nebraska, arrived in the city the tirs
of the week and will remain perma
nently here.
George Maxon, tho dispenser of II
quid lightning at Rockville, was II
the city Monday In company with hi
brother Cy OF Silver City.
Prof Kyle of the College of Idah,
has the boys out training for baseball
season. He expects the college to pu
up first class team this year,
sSs SOSO SSO I
Say! What time do you think
. the clock will stop? Drop in
and tell us.-THE FAIR.
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f. u. Much and family, of Gleason
Wisconsin, arrived with his household
goods Monday. Mr.. Much has rente'
the Olsen ranch about three miles cas-
of town.
Mr.. Chas. Chase was a Parma visi
tor a few days ago.
The ~ residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Wick ON east Boulevard is nearl
ready for occupancy.
Thomas Montgomery, president
the Helix bank. near Pendleton, an