The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-13

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Bro.
Seeds, seeds-flower, vegeta-
BILE and garden-at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
The bloodless tragedy between
Scott. Verley and a pillow was the
excitement this week. "All quiet
on the Potomac" now.
Frank Hartkopf, VIM Lemaster
and A. E. Galloway, petit jurymen
at this term of Court, have all re-
turned to the bosom of their fami-
lies.
Mrs. Canter, of Jordan Val
ley, arrived in town this week, from
the east. Mr.. C. is still in the
east, having not yet disposed of his
horses.
THE long-delaved ear of lime
has at last arrived, and building
has started with a rush. No idle
men in Caldwell now-only by
choice.
-Rey. Gwinn will preach at
Payette tomorrow. He will also
fill the Methodist pulpit at HALEY
! April 2Sth and May 4th, by special
request.
Drop three dollars in THE
TRIBUNE slot and get the best pa
per in the county for a year. If
you don't believe it, well give you
the law for it"
The spring Ground up" has
commenced. About seventy-fve
of the gay buccaroes are in the
saddle, and will probably be in
town tomorrow.
The town was frightened last
Saturday by the presence Of our old
friend Huff, of Succor Creek. Don't
see him often any more. Fear he is
becoming hermit.
Rev. P. G. Hetzler, of Salem,
Oregon, will preach in the Baptist
church tomorrow morning, and
will conduct Union service at the
same place in the evening.
Geo. II. Holbrook, of Parma,
received two pedigreed English
Yorkshire pigs, by express, one
morning this week, from Philadel-
phia. They are beauties !!
r. L. Ford, joint agent U. P.
and I. G. railroads at Nampa, was
in town Sunday. Ford is very
pleasant young gentleman, and we
hope to see him down often.
Born, Tuesday, April 9, 1889,
at Mrs. Mohr's Hotel, in this city,
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Norton, of
Jordan Valley, a fine daughter.
Mother and child doing we'll.
"A fine boy made his appear
ance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van der Dausen, of Payette Val
lev. on the 9Th inst. 1t is said
Van. won't speak to single man.
Dan Brown purchased the res
idence formerly owned by Rev.
Newman of R. A. Cowden this
week. More work for the In
vestigating Committee of the B. c.
"A little son of VIM. Redding-
ton, of Payette, was accidently
struck on the foot with the blunt
end of an ak in the hands of a
playmate, almost resulting in par.
alysis.
Ontario Lodge No. 80, I. @. O.
F.. will give a grand ball at On
tario on the Goth inst. They ex-
tend a cordial invitation to all. |
You will be well entertained if you
attend.
MIR. Chas. A. LeComte, .ad-
vance agent Of Stuttz New York
Theatre Co., arrived in the city last
night to look after the interest of
his company, that play here April
Oath.
WIN. Verley entered complaint |
against L. N. Richie, and had him
up before Judge Beatty this week
on a charge of obstructing the |
public highway. The Judge dis
missed the case.
Three cars of lumber, one car
of lime, one car of cedar posts, one
car of shingles were received by the
Caldwell Lumber Co. this week.
And it was not a good week for
lumber either.
Hank Dorman was telegraphed |
from Los Angeles, California, last |
Wednesday, that he was the uncle
of bouncing 81 pound baby boy.
No reason why Hank should put
on airs, though.
Geo. w. Wootan has been
making some very market improve
ments at his corral. He has re-
paired the stable, and built an en-
tirely new office and is we'll fixed for
the accommodation of the travelling
public.
C. w. Snodgrass and the rheu-
matism are having a little round |
this spring. Old rheuma tackles a
hard game when he jumps on a
Missourian, and the chances are he
will come out second best in this
contest.
"A valuable horse belonging to
Amos Lively attempted to jump
a fence with a wire strung along
the top, struck the wire, was thrown
back on a snag post sitting In the
ground and killed, the snag run
ming nearly through the poor beast.
MIR. Frank Olmstead, road
master of Idaho Division O. S. L.,
who has been building a railroad in
Washington Territory, returned
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