The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-31

intermittent FEVER.
Uncle John Orr is running a
matrimonial agency.
IT. w. Boone is putting a eel
lar under his residence.
M. B. Gwinn starts for the east
tonight to be gone a week.
Mr.. F. r. Coffin, of Boise City,
was in Caldwell a few days this
week.
THE TaIBUNE's little bird is
never mistaken in matrimonial
predictions. -
DIR. M. Pefferle returned this
week from business trip through
Long Valley.
Ed. Maxey will start to-day
for Chicago to resume his studies
in the Medical College.
Mrs. E. s. Mohr returned from
Wood River last Saturday and
went to Oregon Monday.
Coffin & Bro, are putting up a
stone powder house Is x Is about
half mile west of town.
ID. N. Higgins, formerly of the
Boise "Bar" has started a saloon at
Van Wyck, Long Valley.
Two Italians and trained
bear gave a show on the street last
Thursday. The bear seemed to be
the most intelligent Of the trio.
Jas. and w. F. Wardwell, Of
Emmett, were in town Wednesday.
Jim went to Portland while "Dea-
con" went back to the metropolis.
Bob Boone is doing the pill
rolling act at Isham's drug store.
while the Dr., is spending his sub
stance in riotous living in the east.
Judge Beatty has performed
two double Wedding ceremonies
in the past month. And the rival
matrimonial machines are green
with envy.
One of Caldwell's fairest and
most estimable young ladies will
be married at the dedication of the
Methodist church here on the 9Th
of September.
Gilbert Blatchley, of Fort Scott,
-KansHs,a nephewof-H. D. BTatch=
ley, is working in his uncle's drug
store. Henry viii make druggist
out of him.
The new NJ. E. Church is one
Of the neatest houses of worship in
Idaho. Rev. Gwinn deserves great
credit for his indefatigable labor in
getting this edifce erected.
We learn that Mr.. Fred Mar
tindale, formerly of the Keisel ranch
Lower Boise, and Mrs. Danilson, q
guest at Mrs. Collins former resort
were married at Portland recently
MIR. and Mrs. DR.. Isham left
last Tuesday morning for six
weeks visit to the Dr's old home
Burlington, Vermont. We wish
them a safe and pleasant journey
Our old friend Pease, o.
Parma, sends The TRIBUNE some
samples Of pop corn, and says
TRIB. the small ought to ''pop.'
Wonder what we ever did tc
Pease anyhowl
Thomas Matoon, a dashine
bachelor from Long Valley came
down into Boise Valley to find q
wife. It took him just two days
to find, court and marry Miss Mary
Howard. Talk about rustlerl
Rev. Gwinn went to Boise City
Thursday to ma &c final arrange
ments for the dedication of his new
church. He will preach at Star
Sunday morning at 1880; and al
the White church, Fowler's, at can,
die light.
An interesting letter from EN-
NETT, by "Gustavus" appears in this
issue 'Gus." calls in like a man
who knows his ground and is not
afraid to walk on it. Sail in, old
boy, stir up the animals over that
way and hear them growl.
Hon. H. C. Riggs, of Emmett
returned last Wednesday from Kan
sas City, where he has been visiting
friends and relatives for the past
two months. This is his first TRIP
back in forty years. He undoubt
edly found some slight changes.
ED. Woods, the jovial bachelor
member of the firm of Smith &
Woods, cattlemen, called on us last
Saturday. Ed. has just returned
from the foot hills and reports
everything in fine shape-althoug
the cattle are leaving for the winter
range by thousands on account Of
the scarcity Of water in the hills,