The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-16

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Miss Beulah. Williamson is quite
sick. She has typhoid fever.
Clarence displaying a few tools
from his pocket:
A. 1. Myers has purchased the e.
r. Walsh place on Kimball street.
Mr.. Myers intends improving and
enlarging the house.
r. X. Payne went to Mountain
Home, Tuesday to deliver a new
Maxwell automobile. he sold in that
city.
Miss M. E. Gilgan returned Sat-
urday from New England, North
Dakota, where she has been for
i some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Mckenzie. Miss Gilgan and Mrs.
Mckenzie are sisters.
| RANCHERS-We want your bust
ness. We pay the highest market
price for farm products and our
prices are as low as the lowest.
ACKLEY'S MARKET.
A.E. GIBSON, editor of the Idaho
Odd Fellow, left Tuesday afternoon
for Chicago, thence to Atlanta, Ca,
where he will attend the Sovereign
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F., as a repre-
sentative from Idaho. Mr. GIBSON is
Il a past grand master, and a past
| grand representative.
Commissioner Yanderdossen re-
ceived word Tuesday of the destruc-
ton of his barn and about 100 tons
. Of hay by fire. The fire was caused
, by the threshing engine. The loss
was fully $4,000 with $4,000 in
Surance.
1 S. r. Jones, 1Ir. and Mrs. d. s.
Stanley and John E. Anderson and
] family have arrived from Fruitland,
Utah, with their household goods.
Mr.. Stanley has brought a stock of
merchandise with him and will 10
cate as soon as he can get store
rooms IAN
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
Night Lunch at Frank Woods
Bakery. 8 '*r 49,. ..t.
The Biggs brothers have purchas-
ed the .Hildreth Studio. The deal
was made Tuesday and they will take
> charge at once. The purchasers have
had considerable experience in the
> business in Iowa. Mr.. Hildreth will
> remain with the new company for
some time.
= Miss Bernice Miller has gone to
q Dewey where she will teach school
this winter.
Messrs. Edgar and Raymond Davis
formerly of Dubois, Idaho, but late
ly of Boise are in Caldwell and may
remain here permanently. They are
: contractors and builders.
S =.
Miss Maud Decker has resigned
c her position insthe Saratoga Station.
cry store. She has accepted pc
sition in Boise. - Miss Decker will
have charge of the cigar stand in the
= 0wyheq hotel .;
h Prof. II. T.. French has returned
from Portland. He was one of th'
judges OF live stock at the exhibit
ton in that city and speaks in glow
J. .ng terms OF the he. fair,
s. R. W.Clement, one of the prom
lnent and. substantial farmers o
Notus, was in Caldwell Saturda!
rransacting business. .ss.... - =:
,e FOR SALE CHEAP-Lots IA, Is
ic l6, block 5, Arlington Heights. R
II, e Taylor, 2Ss Morrison. ST.. Port
n and, oregon. : "
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e. z. Price, the well knOwns Bots
IN printer, was a visitor in Caldwe
OF over Sunday. al
D. Miss M. e Gilgan is erecting
e. brick building on Seventh avehu
n Just across the creek from the cit
he hall. Tho building will be 4Ox7
one story. ) -
tic The regular meeting Of the sout
In Western Idaho" Press Associate
en- will be held at Emmett Saturday ar
of Sunday. Mayor Reilly. Editors E
di Skinner And C. II. Martin are Il
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