The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-10-13
THE TRIBUNE.
Caldwell. IDAHO. OCT. 10, 1883.

Thomas Ramsey, of Sueeor
Creek, was in town yesterday.
Moe does all kinds of repair
ing. Take your work to him.
Misses JUNE and Lille Dor
man drove to Boise City Thursday.
Deacon Wardwell of Emmett,
was in town gathering in supplies
yesterday.
Go to Isham's and get wall
paper at cost. He is closing out
his entire stock.
The case of Jake Massel vs.
Hoffer in the district court was
continued by consent.
Prof. Martin has been quite
sick for several days this week and
is still confined to his roena.
Bud. Dryden and wife of Sue
cor Creek, we're visiting at w. w.
Dryden's the first Of the week.
Jake Hamm closed his black
smith shop Wednesday and board
ed an cast-bound freight for Kansas.
Alex. Orchard, a prominent
citizen of Boise county, died at his
home in Idaho City, September 9th.
A lamp! lamp! my kingdom
for n lamp! is not heard while
Isham is almost giving them away.
Services in the Presbyterian
Church morning and evening. Sub
ject for evening service, Temper
ance."
in the District Court at Boise
last week Rachel w. Stanley of this
place, was granted a divorce from
Addison Stanley.
Jim. Eads returned Wednes-
day from q three weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Washing
ton Territory.
Foote's New York canal sur
veying crew in a coach and four
have been doing" this section for
the past few days.
Uncle John Orr rolled GA
pound squash into THE TRIBUNE
sanctum the other day. This in
sures high living for at least week.
Miss Charlie Lucus left for
Pendleton, Oregon, last Saturday
night, where she has secured a pos
ition in q millinery establishment.
Caldwell Musical Association
meets tonight in the Presbyterian
Church at 8 o'clock. Let all lovers
of music turn ont.
Mrs. DR.. Lee and Mrs. Rev.
Boone returned Monday from Sho-
shone, where they attended the an
nual meeting of the Idaho w. c.
T. U.
-Brunt Young was in town
Monday night on a real estate deal.
He disposed of his. lots near the
church 10 A. Strickland at hand
some figure.
Rev. S. E. Grove of Payettc
has not accepted charge from Con-
ference this year. With his family
he will start soon for Council Bluffs.
Iowa. to remain year.
Bishop Ninde, of the NJ. E.
church, who filled the Pres
byterian pulpit last Sunday morn
ing an evening, paid THE TRIBUNE
a call before his departure on the
East-bound train Monday.
The government contest of J.
NJ. Bowman's desert entry called
a large contingent of Dixie settlers
to Boise the first of the week as wit
nesscs. The matter had been re-
ferred back from Washington to
the local land office for rehearing.
Prof. Harmon and Archie New
land returned Thursday from their
tour through Oregon. The Prof.
a successful season for his
troupe-the pleasure of which was
marred somewhat by a little ur.-
pleasantness between Senator Pincl.-
back and Miss Black.
Our schools SO far this term
have been such a gratifying success
that the two lower rooms are crowd
cd with pupils. If the attendance
increases. and it quite likely to do
so, the second floor will be utilized
and third teacher engaged.
I'm our report of the Masonic
Installation last week we unfortu-
nately omitted to mention the pre-
by the Lodge of an ele.
giant Past Masters Jewel to G. w.
Paul. DR.. Galloway made the pre-
sentation address. A beautiful en-
blcm worthily bestowed is the YER
dict of all.
james Allen is the name of a