The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-28

superior advantages for bee culture.
No better soda fountain service to
be found in the city. The Colonial.
D. F. Banks was in Boise Friday
and Saturday of last week.
You get what you ask for at the
Owl Drug Store. We never substi-
tute.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Sterling are
moving into their new home on
Canyon Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Keller spent
Sunday in Emmett, the guests =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Womack.
Mrs. LeCompte came down from
Boise Sunday for short visit with
Mrs. Ed Perry on Deer Flat.
Mrs. T. A. Walters and children
leave in a short time for Independ- |
ence, Iowa, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. butcher returned to her home
in Long Valley this week after a
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
o. G. Canter.
Our soda fountain is now open and
fully stocked with a splendid line of
fruits and fruit juices. Frank
Woods Bakery
Mrs. G. s. Davis is rapidly recov-
ering from her long illness brought
on by blood poisoning setting in
from a wound on her hand.
Otto G. Reinhart of Nampa was
visitor in the metropolis Tuesday.
Mr.. Reinhart is taking quite an act
i've part in the organization of the
proposed good roads district.
Barney Malloy, long time
resident of Rockville, died at
his home in that village Friday, Apr.
21 of a complication of diseases. He
is survived by a wife and several
grown children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis of Falls City,
Ore, were guests today of Frs. Fan
ME B. Long and Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Hart of this city, having come down
from Boise where they were visit
ing with a daughter.
When you see a can of paint bear
ing the mark "15 per cent adultera-
tion," it is not Bay State Paint.
Bay State Paint is 100 per cent
pure paint. We have it at $2.25 per
gallon. Caldwell Paint G Wall Pa
per Store.
Mrs. A. G. Krauss entertained the
Altar society of the Catholic church
on Thursday afternoon. After a
short business session Miss Grey
gave an interesting outline of her
recent trip through Europe. Light
refreshments were .orVed at the
close of the meeting.
Rev. Golightly has been working
like a trooper on the grounds sur
rounding the Christian Church at
the corner of Kimball and Celve-
land boulevard. New soil has
been hauled in and the space be-
tween the sidewalk and curbing has
been seeded to bluegrass and clover
The premises present a greatly i'm
proved appearance.
George Bockhold is one of those
who are making success of truck
gardening. He has a small tract of
land in the Golden Gate Addition
which he has In garden. He says
he is doing well and another year
will engage mare extensively in the
business. The Tribune is glad to
see white men displace Chinks in
this field of endeaVor.
The new village trustees were
sworn In last Thursday evening. R.
]. Cluen was elected chairman, A. H.
Lang, treasurer and R. L. Stockton,
clerk The following committees
were appointed. Street and Alley,
A. ]. Snyder. w. T. Skillern; Water,
A. H. Lang, R. L. Stockton; License,
R. L. Stockton and w. T. skillerA.
DR.. Cluen to act as chairman of !
each committee.-Parma Review.
The Keeney & Cazier store has a
double page advertisement In this
issue of the Tribune to which we !
invite your attention. This stors
is offering some wonderful induce
ments In order to get acquainted
with the people of this section. Al
visit to the store will be of benefit