The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-07
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. JULY 7, 1883.

:
The County Commissioner
meet in session at Boise next Mon
day.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gwinl
have gone TO upper Sucker Cree
to spend few days with oil
friends.
Frank r. Coffin arrived j,
Caldwell from Chicago last Tues
day. He left the same day 70
Boise City.
-Froman & Beck's new ferry i
now running. Miller, Appersoi
and the rest of the boys have re
turned home.
The pump house at Namp:
took fire last Monday, but thu
flames were extinguished befor
much damage was done.
Wilcox & Wilcox have mad,
nearly LOO photos and boudoir'
during their stay Of sixteen days
in the town. They give genera
satisfaction.
"A party comprising Rev. New
man, Cal. Shepard, F. M. Lucus
and son Johnny, will start today fol
a months recreation in the Salmon
Meadows region. "
T The Statesman, after citing
the fact that they shoot a person
occasionally at Silver Mountain,
urges the Boise Salvation Army to
go there at once.
Uncle Reuben Cox called on
THE TRIBUNE this week. Uncle
Reuben and the doctors have had a
hard fight the past year. He's as
cheerful as ever, however.
-Advices from Salt Lake re-
ceived by relatives here state that
Mrs. Chas. Sebree's condition is
rapidly improving, and her ulti-
mate and speedy secovery is al
most assured.
Wilcox & Wilson took the pic
ture of the Liberty Car the Fourth.
1t is a good picture, every one of
the sixty-fve little girls being cas-
lily recognized. They are on sale
at the gallery.
Mrs. D. Kelliher and Miss
Stacia Kelliher returned home from
a months visit with friends in Ne
braska last week. They were much
pleased with Nebraska, and enjoy
ed their visit immensely.
There will be basket meeting
at DR.. Wright's residence Sunday,
July 18th. Preaching by Rev. r.
M. Gwinn at II o'clock in the
morning. An arbor and seats will
be provided for the accommodation
of the people.
In another column will be found
the dissolution notice of Maxey &
Brink, DR.. Brink retiring. The DIR.
it will be remembered recently ar
rived from Iowa, and entered into a
partnership with DR.. Maxey. He
says that the climate here seriously
affected his health, and after a
months stay, he returned east last
Sunday. He is now at Fremont,
Nebraska, where he will probably
locate.
Col. J. E. Meacham and Gene
Strohecker left last Thursday for
Baker City, Oregon. The Col. and
Gene have "struck it rich" They
have long been interested in mines
in eastern Oregon, and have recent
ly sold the columbia" to eastern
who are going to develop
it under Col. Meacham's supervi-
sion. The columbia" is situated
on Fruit Creek, about thirty-four
miles southwest of Baker City, and
is in reality an extension Of the ia
nous Excelsior" and Eureka"
mines that were recently sold to
St. Louis syndicate at a fabulous
figure. 1t is in the. midst of an
immense gold-bearing region, and
will undoubtedly prove "big bon
ANA" Col. Meacham and Gene
Strohecker have been identified
with Caldwell since it's foundation.
They were among the early pioneers
who cleared the sage brush for the
town site, and have been true, loyal
highly respected citizens ever since.
Their friends cannot be numbered
except by taking the census, and
f their mine compares in richness
70 the good wishes of their friends, |
they will soon have gold enough
to buy all Idaho-including a part !
IF Caldwell.
WESSELIS' COMEDY COMPANY.