The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24

GU are careful in the selection of
your banker. You ought to be more
so in the selection of your druggist.
The one merely takes care Of your
money, the other your life. We are
experts in that line. LeMaster, the
Druggist.
Mrs, C. w. Stovel visited New Ply
mouth friends Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. C. P. Madden was in the city
few hours Sunday afternoon from
Franklin.
S. M. Coffin of Nampa was a
Caldwell visitor Friday and Saturday
Of last week.
The general public is invited to the
dance at the K. of P. hall, Redway
building, Monday night.
Nothing nicer for breakfast than
Wigwam Self-Rising Pancake Flour.
Ask your grocer.
The College of Idaho basketball
girls defeated Nyssa high school at
Nyssa Friday evening by score of
IA to 10.
Miss Agnes Swatman is visiting her
sisters, Lillian and Charlotte, at the
College of Idaho, Caldwell.-New
Plymouth Sentinel
You used to take her candy. Why
not take her some tonight? Make it
Lights, only at Botkin- Harmon Drug
Co., Ltd
A marriage license was issued to
Fora M. Siddons of Pendleton and
Ralph E. Molen of Boise Saturday
by Recorder George w. Stovel.
American and French Perfumes of
the best manufacture and complete
stock to select from at the Owl Drug
Store. The Up-to-date Prescription
Pharmacy.
The store that has what you want.
oBtkin- Harmon Drug Co., Ltd
The Nampa and Caldwell basketball
teams broke even at the game at the
high school gymnasium Friday even
ing a week ago. The Nampa boys
defeated the Caldwell boys by a
score of q to II. The Caldwell
girls won by score of IS to S.
Ed Potter, proprietor of the Sara
toga, is convinced that some of the
Nampa boys are only few stages re-
moved from savagery Last Satur-
day night some of the basketball boys
stayed at the hotel and the next morn
ing the room looked like fully de-
veloped Kansas zephyr had passed
through
The Tribune is in receipt of let
ter from Mr.. R. NJ Evans of Fargo,
in which he speaks very highly of his
treatment while patient in the Can
yon hospital in this city. Among
other things Mr. Evans says: 81
could not ask for better treatment
either from the doctor in charge or
at the hospital and 10th nav. my best
wishes"
Some time ago Jake Horn discov-
cred robin and H. S. Kneedler i'm
mediately announced the arrival Of
spring. Saturday Mr.. w. T. Stir
ling announced that the squirrels
we're out and informed us that spring
had come for sure. We have moi
noticed any particular change in the
weather, Notwithstanding these in.
controvertible signs.
Saturday only, rubber gloves SOC
a pair, at Botkin- Harmon Drug Co.
H. w. Dorman IS convince tha
the coming year is going to be one
of the best and most prosperous ii
the history of Caldwell He say
all we need in this country is gooC
substantial people, and they are com
ing in every day. We now have the
| place to put settlers and they will
not fail to come. The financial out
look is getting better every day, say
Mr.. Dorman.
Messrs M. f. and A. b. Martin lief
Tuesday for their new homes in Okla
homa. A. B. accompanied the car il
which they shipped their live stool
and household effects, while M. L
went with their families by quicl
train. The latter, with the member
of the two families, will stop over a
Topeka, Kans., and visit at the hom
of Mrs. Martin. the mother of the TIVE
brothers The families will be lief
in Topeka, while NJ, L goes on ahea'
and arranges their respective homes i
e. ~ A..