The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-27


at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
IN. B. Sebree, Excelsior Ranch"
appears in big bold letters on the
Hotel register, at the Mohr House.
&C. w. Wootan, sold almost his
entire band of cattle to the Frost
boys, who have taken them to Long
Valley.
H. C. Moshier and brother
were in town several days this
preparatory to starting for the
coast.
| Rev. Boone, returned Wednes-
day morning from Soda Springs,
where he has been attending Pres
bytery.
Wool has already commenced
to arrive. Quite number of sheep
men will commence to sheer about
the LIST of May.
| Everybody should go to Boise
City on the 30th. We owe Boise
City visit anyhow, and the Both
is very fitting time to pay it.
Smith & Woods, stockmen and
Eanchers near town, have purchased
Frank Randalls range cattle
about 100 head at $16 per head.
-Hoover's stock of furniture en-
braces everything in that line. He
also has in connection workshop,
and makes a speciality of repairing.
-Brunt Young and wife, passed
through Caldwell Wednesday, on
on their way to Pocatcllo to attend
a ball given at that place on the
25th inst.
The U. P. will give a grand
excursion to Boise, on April 2Sth,
Doth, d Both, on account of the
inauguration of Gov. Shoup. One
fare for round trip.
Gov. Shoup will be inauger-
ated as Governor of Idaho, at Boise
City, April Both. Half fare rates
on the railroad. Everybody should
go and see Governor Shoup inaug-
urated.
DIR. A. f. Isham, made a trip
to surrounding towns in the inter
est of the Idaho Bottling Works,
this week. DR.. will soon be supply
ing the entire trade between Soda
Springs and Baker City.
Clarence S. Scott, Cashier of
Stock Growers and Traders Bank,
started this week for a ten days
trip in Oregon, Washington and
Montana. Earnest Boone manipu-
lates the time lock in his absence.
A. X. Steunenberg received a
telegram from Fred Epstein, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of
Idaho, I. 0. o. F., appointing him
Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Idaho, vice Leon Fluid
resigned.
We would call attention to the |
advertisement of Mrs Anna Car
ter d Co, milliners and dressmak-
ers. They have opened up the fin
est stock of millinery goods ever
seen in Caldwell, and Invite the
ladies to call and see them. Next |
door to Isidor Mayors store.
Reliable reports from the range |
received this week from parties re- !
turned from the roundup state that
the loss of stock this year is greater
than that of any one of the last
three years. Scarcity of water is
the cause. Most of the losses have
occurred since the stock was turned |
out this spring.
C. H. VanWyngald II, has i'm
proved his south side residence
property lately, TO the extent of a
new fence, seeding down his lots |
and planting goodly number of
fruit trees. A few more moves of
this kind and the moss crop will
surely be a failure in that neigh
borhood this year.
j. n. Richey, a rancher up the
river, was up before Judge Beatty
yesterday charged with cutting
dicth. An act of this kind is de-
clarcd felony by our statute. Mrs.
NJ. Potts is the complaining witness.
Richie was released on promise to
appear Friday morning for trial,
but has not as yet done the appear
ing act.
If person wants to find out /
how very little he knows and how
Insignificant he really is, he should
move house. 1t is almost alarm
ing the number of gigantic minds
that suddenly spring up and turn
the flood gates of house moving
lore upon the weary but defence
less head of the poor groveling
wretch who is making an ass of
himself and complete failure of
the job by not following the rules
of house moving laid down by their
grandfather, when he moved a corn
crib back in Missouri. He can get
more valuable advice gratis than
the ward politician gives the hon
est voter; he can get more sneers,
snubs, contemptuous looks, horse
laughs, and be more roundly cursed
for blooming idiot than a man
who starts a new enterprise in
Boise City; even the children, as
in the days of old Columbus, point
to their foreheads and smile; he
will be laughed at, talked about,
yilifed. derided insulted and 4