The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-28
Will Bacon has been very sick
for a few days.

for few days.
Col. C. A. Hand is rusticating
at Bonanza ranch this week.
Mr.. Conner of Lower Boise. has a
daughter lying very low with quick
consumption.
Hoover will sell you anything
in the furniture line at very low
price. Call on him.
| Mrs. Meth of Middleton, has
been having severe attack of cry
sipelas during the week.
There must be Jonah" in the
valley, who prevents rain. Feed
him to the Boise river fishes.
Hoover has the finest stock
of bed room sets ever seen in the
town. Go down and examine his
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland of Lower
Boise, recently from Iowa, have
both been indisposed since their
arrival.
Sam. D. Hartkopf and wife
visited friends near Weiser last
week. Sam. says they had most
enjoyable trip.
The great and only original
Kemp van Ee was q Caldwell visi-
tor last Sunday. He left Monday
for New York.
&C. Baird, of Ola, and w. r.
Beck, of Horse Shoe Bend, were in
town this week. There is no limit
to Caldwell's trade.
Col. Meacham came up from
the Sebree ditch last Wednesday.
The Colonel says he is nearing the
beginning of the end"
All our sister towns are talk
ing Fourth of July. What is
Caldwell, the liveliest of them all,
got to offer on the subject.
j. V. Parker, one Of the U. P's
leading officials, stationed at Salt
Lake, was in town Thursday in
company with other officials of the
road.
The confession is wrung from
THE TRIBUNE that the Caldwell |
Board Of Trade is an exceedingly
lively corpse after all, and manages
to create quite stir for a ghost.
Bossy City thinks SO too.
MIR. Howard Sebree informs us
that the ditehing machine that he
purchased and put to work on the
ditch last summer has reduced the
cost of that enterprise $4,000.
Not a bad 81 200 investment.
VIM. L. Geary, J. T. Clement
and T. T. Danilson, business men
of Ontario, were in town Thursday.
For combination Of enterprise,
rustic and business ability, this
Ontario crowd is hard to beat.
Caldwell is rapidly acquiring
fame as the city of secret societies
and churches. A man that don't
belong to three or four secret socie-
ties, at least two churches and the
band is woefully out of luck.
"A young man named Williams,
of Ontario, sick with spotted fever,
was brought to Caldwell Thursday
in a wagon-a windy day for a
sick man. He is camped at Mr..
Young's and is none the worse for
the trip.
w. B. Sherwood, of Jordan
Valley, the man who was so terribly
injured while hunting last week,
died from the effects of his wounds
last Sunday. He lived four days
a fter his arm was amputated but
could not rally.
-Chas. HI. Reed returned from
he Dalles yesterday whittier he
lad been called to the bedside of
lis dying father, who died few
lays after his arrival. Mr.. Reeds
mother, Who has also been danger
'usly i'll is improving.
-"Hurrah for THE CALDWELL .
TRIBUNE; if it were not for it we ;
would never have got our tele-
'hone line" shouted prominent :
Sampa man the other day. We :
re glad that our Nampa friends I.
re beginning to realize who their :
riends are. :
-Robt. Henderson brought in {
n eight-foot sturgeon last Thurs t
ay that attracted quite a crowd
nd started an elegant assortment
f fish lies. After a hard contest T
lick Potter and Boston" were 2
warded the belt. Capt. Packard :
nd Jim Patton were good Sec |,
nds. '
A man by the name of Mum f
er, over In Jordan valley, got into
quarrel with another man over an
rigating ditch, which resulted in Il
is being struck over the head with o
shovel and badly injured. His n
iull was badly fractured, and it "
feared he will not recover. n
AS THE TRIBUNE predicted, =
lie Pacific Hotel, under Mrs. Col
MS efficient management, has ia h
en- rank among the first on the tie
ne. 1t is doing a thriving bust HI
sss and we often hear it spoken pl
in very complimentary terms. Ia
be town is to be congratulated on in
lie acquisition of Mrs. Collins. 81
Caldwell now has cigar fac :
ry and soap factory in full