The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-09-18

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Miss Mann bought the Hastings 20
acres across from, Snake river this
week.
Forest Somer leaves for Moscow this
morning to attend the university of
=! idaho.
{ Remember the dates, October 5th to
9Th Eevery day will have big attrac-
tons.
Mr.. G. H.. UHderceflsr is@excAvating
for his new residence three miles south
of town.
Miss. Edith Huff of Emmett visited
Mrs. ]. H. FORBES sands Miss Grace
Carleton this week.
Are you going TOT the sale Friday,
Sept. "a, four niles9east Of cafdwell.
H. G. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Womack
visited with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Keller, Wednesday.
Hay! Hay! Hay! ALI goes at the
sale Sept. "a, four miles east Of Cald-
Caldwell. H. G.. Edwards
Mr.. Joseph E. Baird. is baildlng
fine cottage on his farm two miles
south near the Weymouth land.
A little daughter was born to Rev.
and Mrs. A. C. Bird at their home on
Arthur street, Thursday morning.
A big sale of mares, cows, hogs,
poultry and everything else you want
september "a, at H. c. Edwards ranch
four miles east of Caldwell.
Mr.. J. D. Paris traded the 40 acres
he bought of Rev. Holman to Mr.,
Clements, for the aMarlatt residence
and has moved ibis family in.
Its busy time and things may sell
cheap-so be there and buy what you
need, Sept. "a, four miles, east Of Cald-
WE'LL H. G. Edwards.
If you want to see the best lot of
cows you ever did aseei come to the
sale Sept. "a, fuor miles, east of Cald-
we'll Free lunch at noon H. G. Ed
wards.
j. H. .Fofbesa returned lhome last
week from near Bliss where he built
a. dam for Mr.. Will Thorpe, ex-sheriff,
and he soon goeseto Parma.
Miss Bessie Roberts goes to- Quartz
burg to teach school next Monday,
verna Horn goes to- sweet, ana Ethel
Powell teaches the primary department
at Pleasant Ridge. .
A great many of the college and
High school pupils haVerretarnedV with
new ones, and Sunday school classes
and church meetings have. increased
accordingly.
The public schools. launch under
encouraging circumstances with %
teachers. Over one hundred pupils en-
rolled in the high school, with 70
last, year, and so the year before.
Come friends, come one, come all
everybody come. Buy something and
tell me good bye. Sale begins 10
o'clock sharp. Sept "a. Four miles
east of Caldwell. Fl. G.. Edwards.
The quarterly sconferenceo Of the M
E. church met Wednesday evening
with Elder, G. w. iBaFneslpfest "A
good meeting and. fun attendance is
reported.
Jacob Braun bought, 40 acres from
]. s. Harrington in Owyhee county.
hMr. Harrington bought 2O@acres. from
Mrs Lillian Cupp three miles east of
town.
Mrs. R. L. Davidson, sister 6f.Mfs
]. H Forbes, went to her home In Salt
lake City Thursday after vlsiSlng The
coast and Seattle and spending several
weeks with her sister.
If you need anything from a chicken
to a pair of Persian mares, go to the
sale the oath Of September !! People
say things will go cheap. -Four miles
east of Caldwell. Free 1atfchsa at noon
H. G. Edwards.
Mrs. HIS. Harrington and Daughter
from oNeill, Neb., spent ten days
visiting at the'home lofaMrs and Mrs.
]. s. Harrington andt,4have rgone to
Seattle and Portland on their way to
California to spend the winter.
Jack Williams, a, special representa-
tive of the Phfladeiphia Press, was in
Caldwell Wednesday, ndeliVerfngaam an
teresting lecture at the Magic. :. Mr..