The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-09


that Mr.. T. T. Wright is GONZALES
cent.
| Mike Roberts and Sim Bailey
started east, last Wednesday, on
months visit.
The Dutch have sold out AMI
viii soor leave the country for
Oregon. Good radiance.
Born, in Caldwell, June Sth,
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Campbell,
daughter; weight 8 pounds.
The Caldwell friends of Mrs.
Charles Cakes, of Emmett, will be
panied to learn that she is quite
sick.
Huntington had quite a fire
the other day. We have been I'M
able to learn the extent of the dam
age
| The musicians met Thursday
evening to arrange for the Fourth
of July singing. 1t will be i'm
mense.
Telegraph poles have not yet ar
rived. Only one thing slower that
we can think of-the mail between
here and Boise.
Plenty of rain now days. DR..
Galloway says the dampness has
penetrated the thirsty earth to the
depth of three feet.
"A careful estimate reveals the
fact that over fifty per cent. Of the
letters mailed here for Boise, are
miscarried or delayed.
Dan Masterson, of Middleton,
has rendered the use of his superb
team, as wheel horses on the Lib
efty Gar, july Fourth.
We understand that our cigar
factory is going to give up the
ship and retire in good order"
Hope it is a false alarm.
1t is said, and on good author
ity, that life is uncertain. Bus is
"dead sure thing" compared with
the mail route on the Short Line.
-Grover Cleveland for Presi-
dent and Judge Thurman for Vice
President were the nominations
made by the democratic national
convention at St. Louis.
Jimmy Harris saloon at Nampa
burned down the other day. The
town is to be congratulated that |
the fire was extinguished before
greater damage was done.
Mr.. Geo. Cakes, clerk in Cof-
fins store, dropped a heavy iron on
his foot last Saturday, doing quite
a serious injury. He wasconfned |
to the house several days.
-Nampa has got another boom.
The railroad company took up a
couple hundred yards of unused
track at this place and moved it to
Nampa. Hence the "boom."
MIR. Thomas Rowland, who has
been running the Iowa House,
pulled his stakes" for Pine Grove
this week. THE TRIBUNE wishes
Mr.. Rowland unbounded success.
DR.. M. Pefferle, Dentist, will
be in Caldwell on or about the 10th
of June. Will also be in Parma
about the 18th inst. VIII make
professional calls when requested
to do so.
The small boy and the hoop
are taking the town. There is
nothing at which horses scare more
easily than rolling hoop. The
boys should be careful, as they
may be the means of causing
serious accident.
The Daily Statesman gets to
Caldwell, on an average, about
twice week. And then three or
four issues come in bunch. THE
TRIBUNE has cause to believe that
the Statesman is mailed regularly
every morning. Wonder where
they go?
At the first indication of dis
order, the deranged or enfeebled
condition of the stomach, liver or
bowels, should be promptly rectified
by Ayers Cathartic Pills. These
pills do not grippe, are perfectly safe
to take, and remove all tendency to
liver and bowel complaints.
The democratic county con-
vention will be held in Boise CITY,
August II. The primaries will be
held August 4. Caldwell precinct
is entitled to six delegates, Boise,
IA; Payette, 3; Union, 3; Emmett,
4; Stewart, 3; Nampa, 3; Lower !
Boise, 2; Kuna, 2; Dry Creek, 2; |
Pomeroy, 3; Middleton, 3. {
Miss Ada Madden, who has !,