The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-29

-Thos. Prunty, Of Long Valley
was in town this week.
Miss Bertha Hannah has re
turned from her Nebraska visit.
Grant Whitney, of Payette
was in town several days this week
Several Owyhee stock men art
in town. They are shipping horses
We acknowledge a call from
Mr.. Cub" Moulton, of Emmett
last Thursday.
Mrs. w. L. Geary. of Ontario
was a guest at Rev. Boone's several
days this week.
| Mr.. Isador Mayer has pur'
chased the new house recently put
up by Robt. E. Miller, on Kimball
street.
The Masonic installation and
ball last night was a grand affair.
The ball was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed.
There were three ladies in
Little & Blatchley's store one day
last week, whose combined weight
was just 1000 pounds.
AT the republican primaries
last Saturday Chas. H. Reed, J. S.
Negley, Jr., Dick Potter and w. C.
Maxey were elected as delegates.
-Isidor Mayer is getting his
store into shape as rapidly as pos
sible. Keep you eye on his space
in THE TRIBUNE. He will talk to
you soon.
-Isidor Mayer, general mer-
chandise; Dan. Brown, saloon;
George Wootan, corral; Charley
Chambers, restaurant; are the new
enterprises of the past week.
We understand that the Cald-
well Office of the Silver City Tele-
graph will be removed to Hoover's
furniture store, and that Mr.. Hoover
will shortly take charge of this end
of the wire.
TRIBUNE the younger visited
Ontario last Sunday. The report
that he and Judge Cuddy, of the
Bazoo, got uproariously drunk, is
false-as near as he can remem-
Der.
Jim. Gwinn, Sim. Bailey and
Henry Brady visited the Payette
nurseries last Sunday. They say
nothing is too good for visitors at
that place. Jack Whitney knows
how to do the honors.
Dan Levan, Roudy and an ele-
giant beard came in from a two
months tramp in the mountains
one day last week. They took in all
the mining camps in the country,
and every other place of interest he
could near of and a great many
they couldn't hear of. They are
all looking well-especially the
beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn |
returned from California last Tues
day. They had most enjoyable
trip, but were nevertheless glad to
get home. Monte says that Boise
Valley is a better country than
California, if people only knew it.
The numerous friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gwinn are pleased to see
Them at home once more.
Fires are raging everywhere.
1t is getting that time of year when
stoves are put up and consequently
The papers from every direction are
Tiled with accounts of fires, and
insurance companies do little but
pay losses. You cannot afford to
AXE the greatrisk on your property
when so many reliable companies
will take it for you. Go around to
he bank and talk to C. S. Scott
lboutit. He represents all the best
companies in the country.
Those who failed to attend the
ocial at Mrs. Strahorn's last Tues
lay night, missed one of those most
pleasant and enjoyable gathering
or which Sunnyside is so famous.
The lawn was elegantly decorated
With chinese lanterns, and the
caldwell Band furnished its best
music for the occasion. In the ]
pacious parlors were games of var
BUS kinds, music, and other amuse-
nents, and a supurb lunch was
erved during the evening. Mrs.
trahorn and Mrs. Waters enter :
aimed their guests in an usually
harming manner.
The meeting of the Baptist = '
-ssociation held here last week
as very successful one. Thirty
Ight delegates were present, repre-
enting thirteen churches. Quite a