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

SIcNC.
Cedar Posts for sixteen cents
apiece at the lumber yard. Cheap
enough.
We learn that Mr.. o. Blair
of Emmett, is the happy father Of
twins.
DO not forget the ice cream
social at the Presbyterian church
tonight.
The water was turned into the
ditch last Wednesday. Plenty OF
water now.
Seeds, seeds-fower, vegetable
and garden-at Little d Blatchley's
drug store.
Miss Dollie Mott, of Middleton
is visiting with Miss Della Gilgan
of this city.
The county commissioners
raised the tax levy from $3.50 to
$3.50 on the 800.
w. V. Turkey, of Boise City, is
working in the store of f. R. Coffin
E Bro, at this place.
Mrs. C. E. Knapp, of Silver
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Norton, at this place.
"A solid gold watch and chain
given away by Frank r. Coffin &
Bro. See explanation.
That is very neat display
of cigars and al year old" at
Chris. Fahy's saloon.
Garfield sold that elegant big
bay team of his to Fred Brumzell,
of Reynolds Greek, fer $3.50 ..
Mrs. John Learned departed
for Burns, Grant Co., Oregon, to
join her husband, this week.
A son Of Mr.. French, retiring
landlord of Mrs. Mohr's hotel ar
rived from the east this week.
Mrs. Parrish and four child
rem, who live just above the Bird Sc,
are suffering with the mumps.
Barnes says that positively no
freight or express will be received
at the depot after 5 o'clock p. m.
j. G. Nelson, who worked on
the Odd Fellows building, IS at
work on Gwinn's new store room.
w. w. Dryden received the
Of road commissioner
for this district. A good selection.
Caldwell needs no immigration
bureau. THE TRIBUNE prints from
two to six birth notices every week.
If the water continues to come
down as it has the past two days,
will have to build an ark.
-Jud Allerton, a popular saloon
man of Emmett, was in Caldwell
laying in supply of ''wet
goods"
Rev. Geo. Buzzelle will hold
service in the Presbyterian Church,
On Sunday next, morning and
evening.
MIR. A. L. Butts was in town
Tuesday. Owing to their extreme
'arity, Als visits are all the more
welcome.
commissioner Hartley was in
own yesterday, having returned
rom a lengthy session of the board
1T Boise.
Foot ball is the national sport
n Caldwell now days. eve have
some champion "kickers." Where's
Boone?
Ed. Blanchard, of Emmett,
mingled with the Caldwell hosts
his week. Blanchard's friends are
egion here.
DIR. Galloway is down from
-ong Valley. Says grass is good
md cattle fat up their. DR.. never
ooked better.
The Odd Fellows will not give
| dance here the Goth, as most of
he members have accepted invita-
ions elsewhere.
Mrs. Chas. Sebree, who has
'een visiting in California for some
weeks past, returned home last
morning.
"A great deal of Alfalfa and
,lover was killed in Boise Valley
asst winter. Some fields have been
bowed up completely.
Huntington and Morrow are
he boys to fire tramps. They
Keep the worthless fellows on the
move. Pretty work!
Picard e Roberts killed two
teers last week which weighed
1915 pounds. They were fattened
N timothy and clover hay.
Mira. Z. b. Marlatt, of Ketch-
I'M, is in town, called hither by the
Illness of his wife. Mrs. NJ. was
Icing nicely at last accounts.
MIR. VIM. Maxwell, a nephew
# w. W. Dryden, arrived in Cald-
veil this week, fresh from Missouri.
he contemplates locating here.
DIR. Woodcock and family of
emmett, bought tickets at this
'oint for the east this week and
ave left the "wooly west" for ever.
The peach crop was never
more promising than this spring.
f Jack Frost does not come
'ack we can expect something un- /