The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-25

I'll you arc going 10 vote TINS
you must register. Do it at once
MIR. III. R. Stevenson has beer
slightly under the weather the pas
week.
The Caldwell Fair Association
has evidently turned up its tender
toes to the dasies.
Judge Beatty is taking the
school census. We will print thu
report next week.
JAS. Wardwell and daughter
Miss Elsie, of Emmett, were il
town several days this week.
There was over one hundred
cars of live stock shipped from
Caldwell in the month of June.
Have you seen the Sierra Buck
Glove for sale at Gwinn's? Get a
pair and secure the $500 prize.
Born, near Parma, August Is
1888, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. R
Fletcher, a fine son of standard
weight.
Boise City has 722 children Of
school age-360 boys and 1862 girls
1t census shows gain of 62 oyel
last year.
Jim. Wardwell tells IFS thai
Hammersly and others at Emmett
have discovered a mineral spring
just above town. Z
The monthly gospel, temper
ance meeting of the w. C. 7. U
will be held at the Baptist church
Sunday evening, August 26.
The w. C. T. U. will meet al
Mrs. J. H. Packard's, Saturday
August Is, at 7:30 p. m. Members
are requested to be present.
Hon. P. J. Pefiey, Lord Mayor
of Boise City, was in town several
days this week. Caldwell was on
her good behavior during his
presence.
Mrs. S. D. Hartkopf returned
from her eastern visit this week
Her brother, who desired to see
something Of the wild and woolly
west" accompanied her home.
j. V. Parker and Hoyt Sher-
man, two U. P. railway officials,
stopped all night in Caldwell last
Thursday night. Insomuch as
they did not stop at Nampa this
time, we can very safely claim a
boom.
DIR. Maxey informs us that
he met our old friend E. J. Smith
in Long Valley. Mr.. Smith in
formed the DR.. that recent CEN
sus showed population of over
800 souls in Long Valley, and immr
grants still pouring in. \
E The latest move in telephone
matters is to put in an exchange at
Emmett. It will connect at Star,
thus affording Emmett direct COM
munication with both Caldwell and
Boise City. We understand that
Caldwell will take $3.50 in stock.
j. 0. Baker, the enterprising
clothier of Boise City, was in town
last Sunday. Baker has recently
added a first-class tailor shop to
his establishment, and will make
suits to order in the latest styles
unreasonable prices. ~
{ Charley Hartley, with his usual
enterprise, was the first patriot to
lay his trophy at THE TR1BUNE's
feet, in the shape of one Of the lar
gest and finest watermelons that
grows in Idaho's soil, and that can
not be beat. Melons are not so
plentiful as usual this fall.
There must have been an exo-
dus at Ontario last Monday. We
noticed the following gentleman
from that town on our streets: T.
7. Danilson, W. L. Geary, R. S.
Rutherford, W. E, Hulery, j. NJ.
Heady and c. K. Clark. The
''Bazoo" man must have been on a
tear and cleared the town. Hope
he'll do it often. Y
Capt. Abner Packard has sold
his interest in the Willow Creek
sheep ranch to his former partner
Robert Altman, or better known as
Scotch Bob" All of Bob's friends
here wish him plenty of range and
,wo bits a pound for wool. 1t is
that the Captain has now
come out for free trade and Cleye
and. 1t is but fair to say that the
'umor was started by a naughty
democrat. -
The exploring party, under
command of Capt. Little, arrived
home Thursday evening. We can
,onscientiously say, and without
ear of successful contradiction, |