The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-24

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year.
The proceeding of the Boise
County Board of Trade, as report
ed by the Idaho World, prove it to
be very august body. It is Sec
ond only to the Boise City Board.
Deputy Grand Sire Gwinn,
accompanied by S. NJ. Coffin, C. S.
Scott and A. K. Steunenberg will
go to Wood River tomorrow to or
ganize Encampments Nos. 4 and 3
at HALEY and ketchum.
| -Isham & Co. have received
part of the apparatus for their fine
new soda fountain 1t will be
the finest thing of the kind in the
territory, and will undoubtedly lie
highly appreciated by the public.
The Pansy Blossoms took in
about $50 at their ice cream festi-
val last week. The exhibition
given by the young ladies before
the supper was pronounced inn
mense. Caldwell has reason to be
pround of her coming bellies.
ID. L. Bailey is having a great
run on pillow work. Mr.. Bailey is
an expert at the business, having
worked for years in a pillow factory,
and graduated as practical pillow
maker. If you try one of his
points you will never use any other.
Tonight Prof. Aulguire will
deliver his farewell lecture upon
love, courtship and marriage.
After the lecture he will select sew
eral of the young people and marry
them phrenologically. All should
attend; admission 25 cents. At the
school house.
Eli Wilson starts tomorrow
for Kansas. Eli has been a citi-
zen of Caldwell for the past two
years, and has made many warm
and strong friends throughout the
entire valley. The country will
lose a good mechanic and the town
a good citizen.
Little & Blatchley have the
finest line of garden and field
seeds ever seen in Idaho. Their
stock comprises full and COM
\ plete variety of both the famous
NE. J. Bowen and D. NJ. Ferry test
Pseeds, the best brands in the world.
Call and see them.
california Dick" one of those
walking encyclopedias in the dis
guise of a tramp printer, crawled
into THE TRIBUNE Office last week.
A couple days rest and few
square meals completely restored
him, and he "struck the ties' Sun
day morning happy as king.
The Howard Sebree Company
are putting in a fire wall between
their wagon depot and Dorman's
meat shop. 1t will be eighteen
feet high and built of stone, and
! will save that corner from the fire
that is bound to destroy the adj
joining row of wooden buildings
some day.
The regular monthly meeting
Of the w. G. T. U. will be held at
the Baptist church next Sunday
evening at s o'clock. These meet
ings are always interesting and
this one will be no less SO. An in
teresting program will be carried
out, and general invitation is ex-
tended to all. Come out everybody,
a pleasant time is assured you.
-~All who are in love but not
loved in return, veteran maidens
and patriotic bachelors, all who are
married but would like a divorce,
hen pecking wives and abusive
husbands, grass widows and wild
overs, in fact all who have made
marriage a failure, and all who
would like to make a success,
should attend Prof. Aulguire's
chronological lecture tonight.
-Insomuch as the cattle men
and sheep herders on Sucker Creek
have had no amusement of late,
such little pleasantries as taking
shot" at each other, which seems
to be a sacred and time-honored
custom among the fun-loving peo-
pie of that sanguinary country, the
herders were forced to have a little
time among themselves. One of
Hofer's herders was made the butt
of the joke and acted as target,
while the jokerpecke away at him
several times with a repeating
rife. The only unpleasant feature
of the whole affair seemed to be |
that the men were entire strangers,
the victim of the joke naturally |
Directing to such undue familiarity |
from an entire stranger. Good |
at least demanded an in
The man who did the
shooting is supposed to be crazy.
Mr., Strahorn brings bitter
disappointment to the town back |
with him from the east. 1t will be
remembered that his main object
in going east was to find man
who could trace a map of Caldwell
to compare with the modest effort
Of Boise. After tireless search
the project had to be given up.
The only map maker of this kind ex-
tant lives at Boise City. Those
who had the requisite immagina-
ton, had too much conscience;
while those who had no conscience
we're not equal to the emergency in
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