The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-25
Pertinent Paragraphs About People


H. Korn, of the capitol city spent
few days in the city on business.
Republican newspapers and poll
ticians, who are approaching the com
ing campaign in easy complacency,
are likely to meet up with a severe
Jolt. This is no time for rosy dreams
and comfortable self-congratulation.
Have you tried those black cod fish?
Caldwell Grocery Co.
H. N. Maxey was painfully injur-
ed last Monday by having pile of
lumber fall on his leg.
Our famous N. Y. Candies are in.
It's going like hot cakes. Caldwell
Racket Store.
F. w. Whittier, one of the leading
contractors of the Northwest arrived
in the city last Monday. Mr.. Whit
tier has a contract with the Warren
Construction Company for laying the
curbing in the paved district this
summer. He has just completed a
similar contract at Twin Falls, giving
eminent satisfaction.
C. of Whitman debate on April 1.
WANTED. A man for ranch work.
Must thoroughly understand levOling
land and irrigation. Inquire at the
Pioneer Irrigation office.
What is the duty of a dollar?-
Quality and Quantity. Caldwell Gro
Gerry Co. is where a dollar does its
duty.
DR.. WALTER S. KINGSBURY,
oSTEOPATH.
Rooms 26 and 27, Union Block. indie
pendent phone.
]. w. Eemerson, of LaGrande, has
accepted a position in the Saratoga
barber shop and will make this city
his future home.
A special sale every Saturday at
the Caldwell Grocery. "Where a
dollar does its duty"
DR.. Walter S. Kingsbury, formerly
of Seattle and graduate Of the Los
Angeles College of Osteopathy, has
opened an Office in Rooms 26 and 27,
Union Block.
On next Friday, April 1, will occur
a literary event of much Importance
to the College of Idaho. On that even
ing the Freshman class of the College
will meet in debate the Freshman
class of Whitman College. This will
be the first real intercollegiate liter
airy contest ever held in Caldwell. Our
Freshmen have chosen their debaters,
Boone, R. H. Davis and E. Cakes.
These young men have had experience
in literary work and are now prepar-
ing to put up the debate of their lives
against the Whitman boys. The con-
test will be one that nobody can af-
ford to miss. The question is on the
labor problem, con cerned with the
matter of settling strikes. The late
strikes in the east have made it a
very timely question. The debate will
be held in the Opera House, Caldwell,
April l.
The managers of the Magic have
just received word that they will have
for their feature picture Friday and
Saturday the great Revolutionary
War film entitled, "1776, or the Hes
sian Renegades." This motion pic
ture promises to be one of the most
exciting and instructive plays that
has been seen here this season. The
rest of the bill will be composed of
some excellent comic and dramatic
pictures and good songs.
Don't miss the big debate on April
first.
Tom Dryden has left his job at the
Jordan Valley stables and is now
bold buckaroo on the Juniper hills.
Tom is with the Stauffer outft.-Jor-
dan Valley Express.
Don't miss the big debate on April
first.
Cashier Pedigo of the State Bank
If Notus was in Caldwell Tuesday,
.ransacting business.
Our famous N. Y. Candies are in.
It's going like hot cakes. Caldwell
Racket Store.
W. R. Corners arrived in Caldwell
tuesday night from southern Cali
ornia, where he has been working for
he Santa Fe railway. He will super
intend the putting in of crops and
Their improvements on his homestead
vest OF town, during the coming
pring.