The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-03
PERSONAL.

Guy Becker ''took in" Boise last Sunday.
Isaac Sharp. of Jordan Valley, visited thi
place recently.
| w. J, Cuddy has started milk rancho a
New jerusalem.
c. W. Cooper arrived from Chicago las
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. n. B. Sebree. Of Salmon Falls, was III
town Wednesday.
VIM. Stewart and wife. of Falks Store,
were in the city Monday.
J. NJ. Martin, the merchant of Emmett,
visited this place last Tuesday.
Capt w. F. Geary, the Ontario merchant,
was in the city last Wednesday.
Jas. a. MCGEE and J. NJ. Stewart arrived
from Cheyenne last Tuesday morning,
John Mcmahon and daughter, of Sucker
Creek, were in the city last Wednesday.
Walter Parkhurst intends to start for his
old home in Pennsylvania this coming week.
c. c. Goodwin. editor of the Salt Lake
Tribune. visited our little town last Wednes-
day.
Frank Christman, the Payette barber, was
up last Monday, looking after his business in
terests.
Alex. Canter, of Jordan Valley. very
prominent stock man, lights up the city with
his presence.
Mr.. c. P. JUNIOR, the partner of Bob Ak
man. in the sheep business, was in the city
last Saturday.
E. c. Helfrich, Of Helfrich & Miller, Mt.
Home, was shaking hands with friends here
last Wednesday.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges visit from
ex-senator Caldwell, Of Kansas, after whom
this town is named.
J. w. Pengase, of Rubel & Pengase,
wholesale liquor dealers, arrived from Butte,
Montana, last Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Christian favored us with call
last Wednesday. OF course he took a years
interest in THE TRIBUNE.
Tim Kinney. of Rock Springs, Wyoming
is over in Jordan Valley, presumably look
ing after his stock interests.
Mrs. C. w. Cowden arrived from The
Dalles, Oregon, last Monday evening. She
will visit Bellevue with the Caldwell delega-
ton.
Miss Lille Evans, who resides few miles
above the city, is sick with bilious and inter
militant fever. We trust to learn of her re-
covery soon.
Robert Altman, the live and energetic
sheep man, of Jordan Valley. was in the city
recently. He acknowledged his allegiance to
The TRIBUNE.
Mr.. Rcbt. E. Strahorn and wife and Sena-
tor Caldwell took the train last night for
Haley. They will remain during the cee-
bration festivities.
Jacob Plowhead, the popular nurseryman
Of Middleton, invaded our sanctum yesterday.
THE TRIBUNE will hereafter keep him posted
on current events
J. F. Lackey, foreman for the Oregon
Horse and Improvement Company was up
from Visa last Wednesday. THE TRIBUNE
will visit him weekly hereafter.
Charlie Nuzman, who drove the supply
wagon of Blewett & Woods outfit from here
o Camas Prairie, returned last Tuesday. He |
ays the grass on Camas is something inn
nense.
Mr.. E. d. Wood, of Blcwett & Wood. |
,aid his last visit TO this place the first part
# the week. He will intercept his band OF
heep at the crossing of Wood River, near
Bellevue,
Thos. T. johnson, of Dixie, is quite sick
With facial erysipelas. He has been quite sick
or three or four days, but DR.. Lee, who is at
ending him states that he will be out in
hort time.
Mr.. Joseph Picard. of Montreal, Canada,
nephew of c. o. Picard, of this place, ar
lived yesterday. Mr.. Picard's first impress
ion of Caldwell and Idaho in general is a
cry favorable one.
Senator A. Caldwell, of Leavenworth.
.ansas, president of the Idaho and Oregon
and Improvement Company, has been the
uest Of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. E. Strahorn
uring the past week.
Mr.. A. II. Newman, one OF MiJdleton's
lid farmers, gave THE TRIBUNE Office
easant call last Thursday. Mr. M. has just
cured the contract to haul a large amount of