The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-05

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HALEY last Tuesday.
MONTE B. Gwinn was in Boise
| Wednesday and Thursday.
Lawns at remarkably low
prices at Monte B. Gwinn's.
| Fremont Wood, of Boise, was
in town several days this week.
Charley Hays, editor of the
Idaho City Avalanche, looked in
on US last Friday.
The place to get your hard
ware, tinware, glassware, lamps,
etc., is at Gwinn's.
w. E. Mosby is in Little Rock,
Arkansas, at the bedside of his
sister, who is dangerously i'll.
The many friends of Mr.. Huff,
of Three Forks, were pleased to
see him in town the other day.
/ w. B. Odom and "Bob" Ham
ilton, two solid men of Lower Boise,
added their names to THE TRIBUNE
list this week.
The recent rains have made
the atmosphere much purer. The
general health of the community
will be improved.
ALI G. A. r. men who intend
to 60 to Boise on Decoration Day,
will please report to George Little
at the drug store.
Mr. Ira Pease, of Parma, gave
us a very pleasant call Friday.
Mr.. Pease is considerably under
the weather, butjt is impossible to
get Parma man clear down.
-Chas. F. Madden, who took a
car load of horses to Wisconsin
some time ago, has returned home
again. He reports the horse mar
ket very quiet.
Geo. H. Holbrook, the Parma
wool grower, was in town this week.
Uncle George will be a valuable ac-
QUESTION to the Sheep Mems Exag-
; geration Society, which meets year
ly at Caldwell.
Geo. P. Wheeler, former resi-
dent of this town, but now editor
of the Pocatello Reporter, gave this
: shop pleasant call last Tuesday
' George says Pocatello is the com
ing town of Idaho.
| -Robt. E. Strahorn has JUS
? closed some extensive real estate
transactions with Mr.. Mullins, O
Kentucky, by which the latter ger
, tleman becomes heavily interested
| in Idaho, both in HALEY and Cald
well. Mr.. Mullins is man O
means: and that he appreciates tht
advantages of Idaho is shown by
his actions.
E If there ever was a man who
was cut out by nature to grace the
: judges bench, it is ]. T. Clement
of Ontario, candidate for Probate
Judge of Malheur county. He. il
man of wide experience, good
sound judgement, and bears ar
enviable reputation as a just and
upright man. He will make a firm
and conscientious judge.
THE TRIBUNE office is indebted
to I. H. Holland, of Vale, Oregon
for very pleasant call recently
Mr.. Holland is candidate for the
lower house of the Oregon legisla-
ture, from the new county of NAL
heur, and he is good one. He has
already served one term in that ca
pacity, and has proven himself
eminently qualified to hold the
position with honor to his constitu-
ents. 1t is largely due to the di-
rect efforts of Mr.. Holland that the
county of Malheur was created,
and the good people CT that county
should and will show their appre-
citation of his services at the polls
in June.
| -Robt. Brown, an employee of
the O. r. & N. Co., has been ar
resten on a warrant sworn out be-
fore w. F. Locke, J. P. at Hunt
ington, charged with the robbery of
money from the bodies of Geo. KEEL
lenbach and Robert McCrary, the
victims of the late disaster on the
railway, seventeen miles east of
this city. The nature of the
proofs against Brown are not known
as yet, but will be produced before
the Justice at Huntington to-mor-
row. Under some kind of -misun-
derstanding the prisoner was
brought to this city for examina-
ton, but was returned to Hunting
ton. We are told that heretofore
Brown has borne a good reputation
for honesty.-Baker City Demo
crat.
/ Messrs r C. MulIius e. Son.