The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-22

-Capt. Geary, OF Ontarao, was
in town Wednesday. He intends
proving up on his desert claim
soon.
-Wm. Murphy has moved his
shoe shop into the room formerly
occupied by Beatty, as a barber
shop.
There has been shipped from
Ada county since January Is,
1889, 1896 head of cattle and 511
head of horses.
Thousands to loan on good
improved real estate. Call on c.
s. Scott at the Stock Growers and
Traders Bank.
Mrs. Emma Pow Smith and
and Mrs. Henrietta Shelton are
reviving the w. C. T. U. army in
Caldwell this week.
Rev. H. H. Bailey will preach
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning, service at 11:30 a. M;
evening service at $50 p. m.
The Emmett mail route has
been formally turned over to H. N.
Maxey by Mr.. Boyer. Will Maxey
is making his debut as driver.
w. II. Isaacs delivered be-
tween 5000 and 5000 head of
sheep at Caldwell this week, and
E. P. JUNIOR delivered about 1900
head.
"A drunken man resisted Con-
stable Huntington last Sunday
whereupon Mr.. HI. knocked him
down with club and drug him in
the jail.
Tom. Dolan took Mr.. Larson,
one of the bridge boys, to the rail
road hospital at Ogden, this week.
He was afflicted with some kind of
O fever.
Rev. H. II. Bailey returned
from Oregon Monday, where he
has been the past month, and his
boys are on their good behavior
again.
Mrs. C. S. Scott returned from
Montana last Saturday night, where
she was ministering to the wants of
a sick sister She reports her sister
much improved.
"A fellow by the name Of Cam
eron languished in the Cooler
several days this week, on a charge
preferred by his wife, accusing him
of i'll treatment.
Nerve Gill, one of Emmett's
most confirmed old bachelors, was
in town Monday. The Emmett
branch of the B. G. had better
keep "cases" on him.
Mr.. Fred Epstein, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Idaho
was in town last Saturday. Mr.
Epstein is one of Boise City's most
enterprising merchants.
"A. M. Shrecongost and wife
left last Sunday night for Camas
Prairie, where Mr.. s. has a band o.
sheep. They have many friends
here who regret their departure.
"A rumor is current along the
railroad of the o. S. L. that 8
change in divisions is probable soor
to take place, and that Shoshone is
again to be tho terminal of 8
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
While bathing in the river last
Sunday, young man came neal
drowning. James Trainer and oul
Devil pulled him out. Our Devi
has been awarded THE TRIBuNE''
medal and promoted to captain o
the life saving crew.
Some new Improvements about
the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church, makes it one of the neates
places of worship in the Territory
The Presbyterian congregation have
reason to be proud of both theil
building and their pastor.
Henry d. Blatchley let thu
contract for a new residence to Mr.
A. J. Wilson recently. The hous'
will be q x 81, one and one-hal
stories high, lathed and plasteret
above and below. Work on thu
foundation is now progressing.
M. A. Roberts and w. H
Isaacs have each purchased lott
adjoining Chris. Fahy's residence
and will soon erect two cozy ant
commodous dwelling houses there
on. The two young gentlemen ar
to be congratulated on their enter
prise and good judgment.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Olmstead
Mr.. and Mrs. Swain Beatty, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. d. Blatchley, Misses Ma.
and Stasia Kelleher, H. w. Dor
man, A. B. Kaufman, DR.. NJ
Pefferle, S. N. Moe, Carl Pefferle
p Homdap ord Chris Fab,