The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-02-23
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. FEB. 20, 1889

SICK the past week.
Mr.. Orville Baker, of Bots
was in town last Sunday.
All kinds of land and ditc
surveying done at reasonable price
by c. A. Hand.
Seeds, seeds-fower, vegetabl
and garden-at Little & Blatcf
ley's drug store.
Al Kaufman will commenc
work on c. H. Sebree's house mex
Monday.
1t is now pretty generally ur
derstood that Coffin & Bro. will nc
leave Caldwell.
Howard Sebree Co. are maxim
extra bargains in hats Call il
and see for yourselves.
Mr.. A. ]. Strickland paid tn
SO entrance fee and entered TIL
TRIBUNE ranks this week.
Mrs G. H. Sebree, went to Cal
lifornia last week to visit relations
She will be gone several weeks.
-Messrs. John Powell, Tom
Dryden, Billy Cess and Frank Gil
bert went east with horses las
week.
DIR. Pefferle returned from Sill
yer City last Tuesday. Pefferle is
one of the most indefatigable rust,
lers on record.
We are indebted to the rustler
of Parma, Mr.. A. Fouch,. for a
pleasant and profitable call last
Wednesday.
What's the matter with Cald.
well organizing a base ball club
and "doing up" the territory? We
don't lack talent, surely.
We spent two hours trying to
find the three line item that we
have set away, announcing Billy
lsaac's arrival in town, and then
had to set up another.
Twenty-Five tons of good pota-
toes at one cent per pound. Also
all kinds of vegetables for sale
cheap. Address Tong Lee, Cald-
we'll, Idaho.
Married, at the Commercial
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho, on Wed
1esday, February 20, 1889, Mr..
Robert Hays and Miss Laura Bax-
er, both of Jordan Valley, Oregon.
Rev. Boone officiated.
Caldwell was this week repre-
'ented in Boise City by S. M. Coffin,
swain Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Helen E.
Scott, G.. HI. Reed, D. L. Bailey,
Nike Roberts, Mike Devers, VIM.
saacs, and John Steunenberg.
The Territorial Republican
Committee met in Boise last week
o divide the spoils of the last cam
'aign. The Democratic Central
Committee have not as yet met for
similar purpose. 1t is rumored
hat they will not take any part in
he division this year.
Mrs. Geo. Flower and son,
7ho have been the guests of Mrs.
,. L. Olmstead for some time past,
7ill leave for Port Townsend, Wash
ngton Territory next week, to join
he husband and father, who has
cen there for some time.
An expert was in town the
Their day to test Isham's soda
'ater apparatus. 1t is in first
lass shape throughout, and The
daho Bottling Works will soon
egin to turn out soda water, gin
er ale, sarsaparilla, root beer,
lineral water, champagne cider,
&C., in large quantities.
Look at the records made be
da county's representation in the
Ist Legislature, and then tell us if
HE TRIBUNE did not size them up
bout right before election.
The Albion { Cassia Co. papers
lry all the good, bad and indiffer-
1T legislation enacted by the Fiji
enth Assembly in the failure of
rows Water Bill to become law.
he bill passed both houses, but
as not approved by the Governor,
, claiming it class legislation, and
lerefore unconstitutional.
All parties who intend to plant
ees, berries, or ornamental shrub
Try, and prefer fresh, thrifty,
'althy home grown plants to those
tipped long distances, arriving too
te to plant, will do we'll to order
once, so that we may reserve the
ock for you, and be prepared to
Zip when spring opens-Payette
ursery. If.
Geo. Newman has ten
red his resignation as pastor of
e Baptist Church of this city, to
Ike effect the first of April. Such '
:tion on the part of Rev. Newman ,
sincerely regretted by all the cit !
ems of Caldwell, as he is everbody's ;
lend. He has not as yet decided {
,on his future movements. He
now offering his property on
inlball Street for sale. ,
Mr.. Burgoyne informs us that I
s ditching outfit, amounting to
Re hundred teams and one hundred
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