The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-04-19
Personal and Social

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DR.. Pons, the eye specialist, IS IN
the city.
J. w. Murray, who has been very
i'll, is reported better.
Judge Flenner of Boise was in the
city on business Tuesday.
The union delivery system has IN
operation two new delivery wagons.
$lzOO and $500 to loan on improv-
ed ranch. R. B. Scatterday. Al9-tf
Wednesday Ed Adam OF the Cald-
we'll pharmacy was reported on the
sick list. .
Henry Cox. of Byram. accompanied
by his son, was in Caldwell on busi-
ness Tuesday.
The Caldwell Paint & Wall Paper
Co. are issuing coupons with the pur-
chase of their merchandise.
Wheat reached the dollar mark in
Seattle last week. Millers paid 81 for
No. l bluestem and &c for No. club
wheat.
May LIST Ackley Inn will see a
change in management, the lady VINO
owns the building will assume charge
of that popular rooming house.
After a weeks NEEDED rest at her
home near Middleton, Mrs. Emery
of the Colonial Confectionery, is again
busying herself making the Colonial
"homelike."
The carpenters are making rapid
progress toward converting the old
Aven store into an up-to-date house
for the new establishment to be
housed there about the middle OF May
If our industrious chief of police
corralled speeding autoists as indus
triously as he herds small boys after
kerfew some of US would be able &c
draw a full breath occaionally.
Mrs. Frank Moore expects to leave
the last of the week for short visi
with her parents at Elgin, Ore. While
on her way Mrs. Moore will spend
few days with here sister in l.;
Grande.
For the past few weeks many PEG
pie have been busy putting in thei
gardens but owing to the cold wealth
er most gardens that are up now ar
the ones that have had more assist
ance by the chickens than by the sur
| A. w. Duncan, the blacksmith, ha
added new forge to his shop. Thi
makes four FORCES now in operation
all the time. Business is good wit
Mr.. Duncan; he has five men helpin
him and will add new band saw t
his equipment next week.
| Mayor James c. Dahlman, Omaha
Nebr., often called the Sow Bo
Mayor" writes of the benefit he de
rived from Foley Kidney Pills an
says, 81 have taken Foley Kidne
Pills and they have given me a gres
deal of relief, so l cheerfully recon
mend them" Botkin & Harmon Dru
Co.
Jacob Mussell, who is the owner G
the Idaho Water Litter, was owe
from Caldwell Thursday. He place
one of his endless chain lifts in Val
I. some time ago for H. A. Parke an
one is being put in for Frank Glenn :
= his new home. The litter is inexper
sive to operate and furnishes gre:
e deal of water for irrigation purpose
l Vale Beacon Light.
S Mrs. Dora Cosby, mother of Mr.
. S. D. Simpson. died Saturday at P;
E ducah. KY, at the home of her So
DR.. F. G. Cosby. The body was r.
moved to the old home at Dixon, Ky
a for interment. On account of ii
5 high waters it would have been in
: possible for Mrs. Simpson to reac
;. Dixon in time to attend the funers
t Jack Little lost about IFS head (
= sheep while moving them north ov
: the Butte the other day. They a
: tempted to cross deep gulch file
!. with snow, before the herder cou
d stop them or render any assistant
S the gulch was piled full of sheep, II
S rest of the band crossing over them.-
: Sweet Sentinel.
E H. MCGOWAN. 1918 w. I'd St., Lift
: Rock, Ark. says, II suffered with s
+ we're pains across my back and Il
kidney action was irregular and We,
Il painful. After taking Foley Kidn,
!. Pills for few days the pain left n
d back and the kidneys became norm,
: l can gladly recommend Foley Kidn.
!. Pills for l know they helped me-
y Botkin-Harmon Drug Co.
VIM. L. Cook, prop. the Bee Hi,
Drug Store, Neihart, Mont, says Il