The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-21

anu convenience While being waited
upon. All utensils thoroughly ster-
ilized and everything sanitary
Rooms 32l-22 Idaho Building, 9Th
and Bannock streets, Boise, Idaho.
On April &c the Star Theatre will
be open from noon to midnight, Odd
Fellows convention.
Your films are developed right
and you can have them in the morn
ing If the Snodgrass Picture Shop
does your work.
When your doctor suggests some
thing for your convenience go
straight to the Botkin-Harmon Drug
Co., Ltd, and you will find it.
Come and see Uncle Sam at the
Girls Glee Club Concert.
Hat sale at he Bon Ton continues
for only 10 days more
Get your hat at the Bon Ton
Preinventory Sale and save dollars.
Judge B. W. Henry and wife were
here from Caldwell over Sunday
with Mrs. Henry's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb.-Nampa Leader-Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gipson Of
Cambridge have been in Caldwell a
few days this week visiting friends
and relatives. Mr.. Gipson is cash
Ter of the Bank of Cambridge, which
is in a fourishing condition SO he
informs us.
Mrs. w. R. Sebree returned to
Caldwell Tuesday from southern
California.
Don't forget to have the chill
dren's pictures made at the snod-
grass Picture Shop. That's their
speciality.
The Scarf Dance will be a beau
tiful thing. Come Tuesday even
ing and see it.
There is just time to plant roses
paeonies, snowballs, etc. Phone your
order to the Caldwell Nursery Co.
A14-21
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Redway have
returned from southern California
where they spent the winter. They
had mo tspleasant trip.
Joel L. Priest, Oregon Short Line
industrial agent, was in Caldwell a
few hours Monday. Mr.. Priest has
just returned from California. He
had most pleasant trip.
F. C. Plat, Manager Adams Lum-
Der Company, and l. M. Landess,
Manager Citizens Lumber Company,
were in Caldwell Monday attending
the meeting of the order of Black
Cat Hoo-Hoos. The Herald is not
exactly on to the secret inside work
ings of the Black Cat organization
of lumbermen, but it surmises that
the main object is to brighten knot
holes. out of the boards and scare the
cracks into the knot holes. How
ever we are glad to announce that
these gentlemen whispered to us pri-
vately and confidentially through
the telephone girls ear that there
was no rise in the price of lumber
-Perma Herald
On April 26 the Star Theatre will
be open from noon to midnight. Odd
Fellows convention.
We are the photographers that
make the very best pictures you
ever saw.-Snodgrass Picture Shop
Pasture wanted for Al head of Reg
Shropshire ewes or will sell the sheep
II. E. Wallace, Caldwell. tt
T. E. Munk, for six years a clerk
in the grocery store of Doan &
Hay has resigned his position. Mr..
Munk intends going into the poul-
try business on a scientific scale He
has small tract of land In the
Golden Gate addition which he will
improve and. convert into a poul-
try farm. During the last two or
three years he has experimental
with chickens and thoroughly I'M
derstands their nature. needs and
requirements. Hundreds of Gus
toners of Doan 4 Hay will miss Mr..
Munk. He was undoubtedly one of
the most popular men In the bust
mesa.
The old reliable fnish-Jap-a-Lac,
Caldwell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hand painted Easter cards and
greetings. Popular prices at the Bot
| -. lI...,...., nr,a ~ al