The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-24
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL IDAHO, MARCH a.. 1888.
my sore arm !

Sheriff Wilson was in town |
this week.
Jas. S. Negley is at Boise at
tending court.
ID. L. Bailey was a Payette |
visitor this week.
/ II. w. Jones, of Jordan Valley,
was in town this week.
-Isidore Mayer, OF Silver City,
was in town this week.
"A niece of Richard Stockton,
of Parma, is quite sick.
Geo. Chapman, Jr., is in town
under the doctors care.
All the ranchers are busy seed
ing Makes business dull:
Wall paper, largest stock in
Idaho, at Little & Blatchley's.
| -McQuade & Brown, of Squaw
Creek, were in town this week.
There is always a calm before
the storm, say our business men.
Bird Dryden and wife are Wis
iting with w. W. Dryden's family.
Mrs. D. Murray and Mrs. Gill,
of Emmett, were Sunday visitors.
There is entirely too much
petty larceny around Caldwell of
late.
-Thos. Ramsey, of Sucker
Creek, was Caldwell visitor this
week.
We understand that Caldwell
is going to be honored with anoth-
er saloon.
--Robt. Henderson, the Snake
river ferryman, was in town last
Thursday.
--Isham & Co. are making i'm
provements in the rear of their
drng store.
John E. Orr, of Walla Walla,
will hereafter be a resident of
Boise Valley.
7 The Presbyterian church has
| ordered fine bell to swing in their
| new belfrey.
The festive COW boy will soon
don his "chaps" and spurs for the
spring round up.
Vaccination is getting in it's
fine work. Everybody has got the
small pox pro tenn.
Mrs. Annie Campbell, of
Walla Walla, is visiting with her
father,ssM John Orr.
Mrs. Collins, proprietor of the
Elmcre house at Mountain Home,
was in town this week.
-Thos. L. Kimball has been
appointed general manager of the
Union Pacific railway.
| --Gwinn has just received ,
large assortment of ladies' and
misses spring and summer hats.
The small pox is not spread
ling. The one case at Shoshone is
all that has thus far been reported.
Born, to the wife Of Judge
Cuddy, On the 18th inst, fine
daughter. The Judge is to be con- {
graduated. II
Geo. P. Wheeler has moved
his paper from Blackfoot to Poca-
tello. George is full Of enterprise ]
and rustic.
We heard an enthusiastic pa !
triot trying to work up Fourth of l i,
July celebration the other day.
First of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. E. Stra- '
horn returned home last Tuesday. S
Their friends are pleased to VOL !
come them back again.
MIR. Camp van Ee, the noted "a
mining operator, was a guest at /
Mr.. Strahorn's Sunnyside ranch S
several days this week. a
Have the discordant elements =
that were recently raging in Boise ;
been stilled, or is the storm gather !
ing force for another outbreak? :
A pleasant dance was INDUCED /
in at the Pacific Hotel last Thurs o
day evening. Those who were v
present enjoyed themselves thor S
oughly. r
-Nampa claims boom. They =
keep it hid in the day time but it =
is said to roam the street at night. y
Anyway it can't be seen in day E,
light. II II
Gene Strohecker will put a tt
large force of men and teams on s.
the Improvement Company's ditch
next week. He will be put it in !,
good shape. q
&C. o. Picard, Col. Hand, F. NJ. r.
Lucus and the big half of THE il
TRIBUNE took drive up the valley W
last Wednesday and got back with t.
out being shot at. q
do you know who keeps the Il
cleanest, freshest and purest drugs I
IN the market? Go to Isham & tt
Cos and learn. They are the "
leaders in their line. tt
Every town in Idaho claimed ', :"
a boom when Tom Potter was " !"
elected vice-president of the u. P. u !;
Wonder if Mr.. Kimball's elevation = =
will have like effect? ~ =,
The bridge outfit arrived in cl