The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-18
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NOTES FROM CALDWELL.
Items of Interest From a Dandy Idaho
Town.

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CALDWELL, Idaho, Aug. Is. - [Specia
Correspondence of THE HERALD Ralph
Cowden Is keeping books for Moltic
Geyins during tie absence of Henry
:, Howard.
Spaulding, the horse man, will ship sew
eral car loads of horses to New York this
week.
Quite a crowd of Caldwellites expect to
start on pleasure trip to the mountains
this month.
Mrs. F. E. Straham, of HALEY, and her
sister, Mrs. Waters, of Chicago, were in
Caldwell visiting friends last week, return
ing home Friday eve, Mrs. Straham to
HALEY and Mrs. Waters to Chicago.
Chris Fahey bought the two Christman
business houses on Front street this week.
Chris now has about quarter of block
OF fine business property.
Caldwell is the greatest place in Idaho
for raffies. In one week there were rallied
three horses, pair of birds and guitar.
Howard Sebree has been down below
this week, looking over his large ranches
and his water ditch
Charlie Sebree will add a fine porch to
his already handsome residence as soon as
Al Kaufman has time to do the work
Pat Stevens has lost that beautiful beard
that he raised while down on his ranch this
summer. Pat now looks quite young again,
and the girls are beginning to.smile on him
once more.
Report was on the street last week that
Scott led the fire department at the great
ire in Spokane
Charles H. Reed, attorney at law, who
has been a clerk at the constitutional con-
Yention, returned home Monday
Jim Wardwell, the Emmett lumber man,
was in town this week, getting some re
pairs for his large sawmill.
There is talk o. organizing a stock com
pany TO build an opera house. 1t is first
class idea, for we need good public hall.
The street sprinkler is doing glorious
work this dusty weather.
Rev. Boone, wife and child have gone to
Long valley to visit the family of George
Cakes When they return, Mrs. Boone
and baby will go to Pennsylvania on visit
for the winter.
H w. Dorman, book-keeper for M. B.
Gwinn, has taken lay off for month and
has gone to the hills to look after his cat
tie.
DR. Waxey, member of the late constitu
tutional convention, is quite poet. Ynlle
attending the convention last month ne
wrote poem on statehood. If some OF the
other members had given more attention to
poetry and less to the Mormons, they
might have accomplished great deal more
The worst dust storm of the season
struck town at about o'clock Sunday
evening, and for more than an hour it was
impossible to see across the street.
A man by the name of Gallagher came in
from the country Sunday. and after filling
himself up with alkah water proceeded to
do up the town. Constable Huntington
took him to the cooler for the night. Mon
day morning he was brought before Judge
Raatv 1UhO fined him IS and costs
Wood-sawing matches at church socials
between ladies are all the rage in Caldwell,
and should be encouraged (by the married
men, Every man in town that burns
wood is having several cords hauled for his
wife to practice on, so as to give her fair
chance at the next wood-sawing contest.
A. K. Stennenberg. of the Caldwell T,rib-
xae, and organizer of the Bachelors club,
Started east Monday morning on business
and pleasure trip.
Colonel Hand, therustling surv 20, is