The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-06

i>SSS, VoISll iof fiup
will we have ball on the I7th1
Only $7.oo year, with aprcmium.
-Cowden carries 80 M rough lumber.
Boomer and the Eastmans have $50 mail
routes.
beaten.
The last edition of the TRIBUNEs beats
EN- all.
Lew Armstrong, the mason, has gone to
Weiser
Frank Cibbon was down from Pocate,lo
Sunday.
Don't patronize the Chinaman and he will
gop. d..
One Chinee gardener has alre.ly gone,
we are told.
j. M. Martin has moved on to his ranch
across the river.
\ Mrs. J. S. Gibson has gone to Omaha, to
remain month.
"A telephone has been put in the residence
of. A. MCGEE.
Charley Simpson took in the sights Of the
town Wednesday,
{ Col. Meacham has suspended his ditch
survey for awhile
-Thos r. Smith. brother Of Mrs. Meach-
am, is here on visit
Mrs. w. p. Glenn is visiting Mr. Gems
mother on Dry creek.
One Of the Whitneys has started 49,
acre nursery at Payete.
Uncle Reuben Cox will take the cake, if
he gets no other premium.
e - rs. ]. w. Green, mother Of Mrs Slra-
hd S returned to Illinois.
"A reel-house has been built on the hotel
platform 10 hold the fire hose.
Mrs. Lander, Mr.. NewIand's daughter, is
now living at Fort Benton, Montana.
B. T. Potter has returned 10 Pine valley.
Mrs. Potter will Join him in the spring.
Mrs. c. L. Mason, mother OF Mrs. Cuddy,
arived here from California on Friday.
&c. r. Weatherford, Of Weiser, has the
Indian valley mail route. Good for Bob.
District Attorney Lamb was in town the |
other day. John has made good record.
"A lodge of the Patriotic Sons Of Guns has |
been instituted in Boise by MAJOR Mensch.
Charley Hartley has contested Vim c. |
Young's timber culture entry north Of town
-Revs. Grove and Flenncr begin a reviva |
in the Franklin church, near Ford's, on the 9Th |
We suggest Caldwell have baby show
and a cake-walk by the babies fathers this
fall
Sam Best, the Omaha boot and shoe rus
tier. whooped in Monday morning. Great
Sam.
Frank Olmstead is building $500 fence
around his ranch and will set out 800 fruit
trees.
w. II. B. Grove, of Eagle Rock, visited
his brother here last week. He returned Sum-
day night.
DIR. Lee informs US that Nate Hultz, at
the mouth Of the river, has bad case Of the
spotted fever.
III. X. Hartley's family has moved back
to the Middleton ranch, after spending the
winter in town.
Bro. Allen, Of the Shoshone Journal, was
in town Monday, and accompanied Robt. E.
Strahom to the Snake.
Anderson Cox has been up at the home
ranch tor couple of weeks, and Wa,erhousc,
his alter ego, was lonely.
~ ~. II 1 L..
Weiser station two years ago is to be ia en-
down and rebuilt at Payette.
Mrs. J. P. Morris and son Fred, OF
Blackfoot, are here to attend the marriage of
Mrs. Morris sister, Miss Cakes.
Jesse Harmon has fenced in two lots on :
Owyhee avenue and set out a LOT Of fruit trees
Next thing will be house and wife, we sup
pose.
Cards have been issued for the marriage t,
ofMr. R. E. Miller TO Miss Zilpha Cakes at |
the residence Of the brides mother, on the
18th, at Sp. m.
Prof. Mann took vote in his school the c
other day on continuing declarations and
compositions. The pupils decided not to con-
tinue by about ~ to T. I
Middleton is having spell o. sickness c
and DR.. Lee is kept trotting over daily. Mrs. h
Masterson, Mrs. Robertson and Harry Giles h
are the patients this week.
George Little's brother in-law has put a a
presumption fling on fine quTrter below A. r
X. I. Ncwland's, and Andy Gould and Hank +
Jennings are building house on it. c