The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-19
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. JAN. 10, 1859

Fresh Oysters at Isido
Mayors.
Howard Sebree and C. S. Scot
went to Boise last Monday, return
ing the next day.
Barnes is having the vacan
room in the depot building fitted III
for his residence. Great head, O
Barnes.
Read the card of the Oregon
Horse and Land Co., in another
column, you stock men, and prof
thereby.
While you read, read some
thing that will profit you much
and cast your eye over Noes new
advertisement.
The dead-head musicians, who
have been playing in the saloons
the past week, took tie pass TO,
Nampa the other day
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and
all kinds of druggists goods for
sale at Isham's. Ask for what you
want, if you don't see it.
MONTE B. Gwinn is in Boise
City on business. He will probably
stir up the legislative animals and
hear them growl before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Miller, of
Mountain Home, have been visit
ing Mrs. Miller's mother-Mrs. Col
Inns, of the Commercial Hotel
the past week.
We understand that Robt. E.
Strahorn is confined to his room
by sickness, in Chicago. For once
THE TRIBUNE hopes it is spreading
a false report.
Rev. Newman is conducting a
very interesting series of children's
meeting every Sunday night, at the
Baptist church. There is much to
interest grown children, also.
John NJ. Canady, who has
been Auditor and Recorder of AL
turas county the past two years,
and who was reelected at the last
general election. died last Monday.
We understand that several
young men in town are going to
burn their records and commence
New Year with the 18th inst. We
think it will make a brighter page.
Mrs. Murphy, as spoken of in
the last issue, died last Friday. |
The citizens here raised $40 and
gave the husband to assist in de-
fraying the expense of taking the
to Texas.
Contrary to its prevailing Gus
tom, THE TRIBUNE failed to bury
its 1888 "strong box" New Year.
The funeral will take place as soon
as our delinquent subscribers make
heir deposits. Don't delay for the
beautiful ceremony is worth wit
Messing.
There is talk of another brick
something similar to the
Odd Fellows building, going up in
Caldwell in the near future. The
men who propose it have got the
money to build it, and Caldwell
las no objections to the scheme.
As the plans develop we will keep
'ou posted.
In the Progressive Angling
'arty at H. D. Blatchley' recently,
'runt Young, by a studendous
fort, won the "booby" prize, and
vas given tin horn. And now
Srunt's friends want to know
7hether the intimation was that he
a musician or a 'tin-hornw We
rmly answer, musician.
Frank Steunenberg and Chas.
!. Hand went to Boise City last I
londay, taking slow time special :
D Nampa. Hand came back
Wednesday,, but TRIBUNE. the big,
liled to report until Thursday.
We have a suspicion that be fell
ITO bad company while there-the
daho Legislature for instance.
j. F. Lackey, foreman of the
RECON Horse and Land Company, :
.turned from Virginia this week, =
here he has been the past few {
eeks on combined business and J
leasure trip. He says the east is /
liet, but times fair. The horse '
arket, he says, is dull-in fact, 3
lere is no market at all for light :
orses. The heavy horse stands a :
,tter show. \
JAS. Moudy brought Dough T
to this office the other day, bear n
G apples of the second crop, :
own on his ranch MAR N;ddlo-