The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-09

town during the week past. This office az
knowledges a pleasant call.
"A. P~aynton, of Coffin & Bro, Boise
City, has taken the place of Sam Hartkopf in
the store at this place during Sans absence
east.
There will be races at Ontario, Or, on
the 18th and 10th of this month. A grand
ball will also be given at Dufiey's Hall during
the races.
Agents wanted in Idaho and Oregon for
the celebrated 'Maude S" steam washer.
For terms address d. B. Levan, Caldwell,
Idaho.
A fire at Baker City, Or, a few days
since, destroyed property valued at $4,000
to $4,000. Insurance thereon amounted to
only $4,000.
-Cowden and Frank Corran are off on a
big hunt. They expect TO be gone about a
week. and fourteen teams have been chartered
to bring in the game.
DR.. NJ. Pefferle, the well-known dentist,
will be in Caldwell about the 10th of Octo-
bet, to remain three days. Those desiring
dental work are requested TO call on him.
When you want anything nice and nobby
in the way of Boots and Shoes always go to
Collins. They keep only frst-class and relia-
bic goods, but sell them at prices as low as
the lowest.
AT the Jordan Valley races last week,
Avondale won the milf mile and repeat con-
test. Wild Bill won the half mile dash and
also the 600 yard dash. TIoosier Girl won the
trotting race.
Zen. G. NJ. Dodge, the railroad man. his
two daughters, and Supt. Blickensdorf and
mother, passed through enroute for Portland,
Oregon, on a special car Thursday. Presi-
dent Adams failed to materialize.
Geo. F.. Williams, newly appointed Land
Agent, in place.of A. s.. Caldwell, who has
been transferred to the Colorado district. ar
rived from Oregon City, Oregon, a few days
since, and will assume the duties of his office
in a few weeks.
Sam Hartkopf left for ST. Louis, Mo. last
Saturday, for a three weeks visit among old
friends. Report has it that one particular
friend is the main object of his visit, and that
he will bring her back with him, but then re-
ports are not always true, You know.
&C. I. Simpson, the well-known fruit
grower of Boise valley, has made arrange
ments to ship a car load of fruit east. The
shipment will be made in a few days. Mr..
Simpson is now engaged in boxing the fruit,
and will, we understand, make the shipment
in a few days.
Little & Co.. are agents for the Phenix
Insurance Co., Of Brooklyn, and the Ameri-
ian Fire Insurance Co.. of Philadelphia, two t
IF the oldest, soundesl and best companies in 8
They are also agents for the State
steamship Co.. and sell tickets to and from all
European points.
-''No," remarked Mrs. Tompkin, with a ,
mile which nearly cracked the walls in its h
Intensity" ''No, we don't hate the country =
ike we useter did. Since Philetas bought I
hat lovely wall paper at Li,tle's, things has c
a hull lot brighter like, and life is =
worth living once more"
"A singing class has been organized re-
emily by the ladies of this town. Gentlemen
Tho can sing are also allowed. Everybody is a
invited to sing next Sunday promptly at two ',
clock. In order to have it harmonious, l
hose inclined are requested TO meet at The 7
b,,rcb - Tho hour dae;rnofa1 81
--Patsey Kinney, the ~well-known railroad
CONDUCTOR, was nominated for sheriff at the
emocratic county convention of Alturas q
ounty. All of Sifers support went TO him on t
he last ballot. The ballot stood, Kinney 70;
So; Sifers, 4, Ruick, the present
lcumbrnt, was renominated for district at
orney. :
From present indications it is evident that fc
ne fall races Of the Caldwell Jockey Club are NJ
ound to be a success. The necessary funds
re nearly all paid in, and a number Of fast
ock owners have expressed their determine
on to be present. We understand that the Sd
ack will be put in i~rst-class condition and '"
very effort used on the part of the manage
ent to make the affair entirely successful.
1t is a highly gratifying fact TO see the big ia
in shipments Of freight from this ev
oint during the present year over that of last IN IN
ar. In this connection we have to notice =
&c large shipment Of Gwinn & Baker to ri
lint, Idaho, during the past week. They ss to,
I'VE loaded forty-fivc wagons with I7e,453 h'
FUNDS OF freight consigned to the new mines "
that place. Six full car loads of goods
ade up this immense shipment. We are Tn
eased to note that this reliable and pushing
m have, during the past few months, be-
me the largest shippers in Idaho, and this ",
Ct alone speaks volumns for their energy and III
sagacity.
The Wood River Times says that a man Ito
med Childs fell down the Camas No. 2 p: