The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-26
-Robt. Noble is in town.

-Robt. Noble is in town.
Miss Charlie Lucas visited
In Beise City this week.
Boise City's wire fence man
was in town a few days this week.
Bob Altman, the sheep man of
Willow Creek, was in town Thurs
day.
"A. A. Hoover has put in new
front on his furniture store. 1t
looks much better.
DIR. Pefferle, dentist, returned
nom trip through the Weiser
country last Saturday.
Geo. Dement, had one bone of
his arm broken last week, by his
horse falling with him.
Miss Ida Frost has been con-
fined to the house with very
severe cold the past few days.
james Wardwell and Jud
Allerton, two shining lights of
Emmett, were in town Tuesday.
The Red Ribbon Club No. 26,
will meet at Miss Kittie Callaway's,
Friday, November 1st at Z p. m.
DIR. Lee was laid up several
o9ys this week with with sprained
hip. He is now able to navigate
again.
MFR. M. A. Roberts left last
Saturday night for few days visit
in Baker City. He went to attend
the fair, of course.
p. A. Devers was married last
Tuesday at Scranton, Pennsylvania.
He will return with his bride about
the first of next month.
Born, on Saturday, October 10,
1889, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hart
kopft, bouncing girl baby. Sam
is very rational under the circum-
stances.
-Chas. Sebree, Frank Corron,
Mike Conway, and one or two
others came in Saturday night from
eight day deer hunt. They brought
in five.
Albert Potts started for Silver
City last Friday, and took sick on
the road and returned. DR.. Isham
says he is getting along very nicely
again.
Frank Huntington, VIM. Thorp
and Frank Brown went out to slay
all the duck in Idaho last Saturday.
At latest accounts few birds have
been seen that they failed to "bag."
Dan Brown, Chris Fahy, Dan.
Campbell and r. A. Cowden went
'over to Jordan Valley last Monday
to go "broke" on the races there
this week.
DIR. Maxey has received the APP
pointment of U. S. Examining
Surgeon in connection with two
other Surgeons, at Boise City, con-
shutting United States examin-
ing board.
Ed. J. Harness, the only
original "Old Shrubs" came in from
Salt Lake last Saturday. E. j.,
has been in Nevada most of the
summer. He left Tuesday for
Genesee, and other north Idaho
towns, and upon his return will
>sk&k his trunk and 60 back to cole
Virginia" to spend the winter.
TO those who derive sport out
of the pitiful and helpless condition
of TRIBUNE the small, we want to
give fair warning right here. Go,
sinners, and read your bible, and
profit by the fate of the forty chill
dren who called Elijah cold bald
head" The sin is just as great
although the appelation may be
changed to "swelled head"
We learn that Mr.. J. NJ. Martin,
and DR.. J. B. Wright, both we'll
known and prosperous business
men of this valley, will open
drug store in the old John Thomas
building in the near future, in
Caldwell. Both of these gentle
men are SO well-known throughout
this country, that words of intro
duction from THE TRIBUNE are un-
necessary.
On the advice of his physician,
Monte B. Gwinn left last night for
six or eight weeks visit in Port
land and other coast towns, to try
a change of climate. While not
down by any means, the doctors
told him he would be, unless he got
away from business for time, and
Monte very sensibly accepted the
inevitable, and bids farewell to
business care for the next six weeks