The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-27
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Hon. Dow Dunning was a Caldwell
visitor "Wednesday.
Call in Traders Day; we will have
some extra specials for you. Flynn's
Grocery. f27
You are cordially invited to attend
our Millinery Opening, Monday. Mar.
2, 1914. NJ. +. Gilgan Sarchet.
For Sale-2S0 boxes apples at w.
A. George orchard. Oris McCul-
Tough. fl3-m6
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Brooks Martin of
Bozeman, Mont are in the city for an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Martin is large real eS-
tate operator in Bozeman.
A Caldwell lady was surprised to
hear a woman of apparent culture
pronounce the word mural as
though it were spelled mooral. She
slipped out and consulted a dictionary,
she is wrong Mu is pronounced
new, as in cat"
Millinery Opening, Monday, March
?, 1914. NJ. Z. Gilgan Sarchet, OH
Main street.
Messrs. f. ]. Davis and c. NJ. Aims
worth intend engaging in the poultry
business on large scale. They have
80 acre tract of land on the Cald-
we'll Traction line a mile from town.
Ehey will raise chickens, ducks, tur-
keys, geese, and probably few other
things.
Word received from George D.
Wheeler, for a number of years a
member of The Tribune force, is to
the effect that he has accepted posi-
ton on The Spectator, a Portland
automobile and society weekly. Mr..
Wheeler will prove valuable man on
the advertising end of such a publ
cation.
]. H. Forbes will this week turn
over the new siphon bridge which his
Emmett Irrigation district. Mr..
Forbes was at Emmett the latter part
of last week for the purpose OF closing
up with the district, but the matter
was deferred for a week, owing to- the
sickness of President Shane of the
district
Good, clean, reliable groceries at
the lowest possible prices. No won
der Baker & Harris sell the most
groceries. f6-m6
A cordial invitation is extended to
you to attend the Millinery Opening
Monday, March End, 1914. NJ. f.
Gilgan Sarchet, 6I2 Main street
The Bailey family have been having
an epidemic of throat trouble the
past week. o. V. and a couple of the
koIfocA ~
the past week and now Mrs. Bailey
and another of the children have it.
M. ]. B. Coffee is the kind that will
please you; try a pound today.
Flynn's Grocery, phone 80. III
The high school basket ball teams
did themselves much honors Tuesday
evening at the high school gym. by
defeating all corners. The boys de-
feated Nampa high and the girls de-
feaed he Nampa girls, while the first
team defeated the Emmett bunch.
The Gem of the Mountain Rebekah
lodge of Caldwell are arranging a SER
les of entertainments for the coming
month and will likely terminate in a
play. This same aggregation has in
years past put on some of the best
talent to be found anywhere and have
splendid reputation which will no
doubt be maintained.
Mrs. R. E. Pride will leave the first
of next week for Mackay, Idaho,
where she goes to join her husband
who is telegraph construction man
Fred Brown, the receiver for the
American bank, returned from Wash
ington, d. c., the first of the week
A meeting of the shareholders of the
bank has been called for March oath
for the purpose of appointing q
shareholders agent and to consider
the question of providing the funds
and terminating the receivership Of
the bank.
Our spring goods will be on display
for your inspection Monday, Marcel
II, 1914. M. f. Gilgan Sarchet, 81.
Main street.
have for sale the R. Bolts 40 acre!
quarter mile north of the Franklin
church. This is one of the finest for
ties in the Boise valley. The build
'ings are all new. Nine-room house
stable, granaries, corn crib, cattl
barn, chicken houses, shop and ma
chinery house, deep we'll, woven wir
fence, six acres young orchard. VIII
be sold for less than the improve
ments cost. Owner must go to lowe
altitude on account of i'll health. Pric
$6,250. Very easy terms.-T. N