The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-06


Mr.. Ira Pease, and L. Tomkins,
; of Parma, were in the city Wednes-
day.
Seeds, seeds-fower, vegeta-
BILE and garden-at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
, Born, April 8, 1889, at the Iowa
House. to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Raw,
fine daughter.
IF. R. Coffin, the hardware
prince of Boise City, visited the
store at this place this week.
On account of the show, the
Presbyterian ice cream social is
postponed to next Saturday night.
Mrs. Hon. H. C. Riggs, of
Falk's Store, visited with Mr.. and
, Mrs. Brown. of this city, last week.
N. B. Sebree, water master of
the Sebree ditch, was in town this
week. He says the ditch is in ele-
CANT share.
Fred Wheeler, and John Isles,
went over to Wagontown last
: Wednesday, to work on Capt. De-
Lamar's new quartz mill.
|. Mr.. C. B. Isaacs, of Pendleton
Oregon, brother of 'our Billy"
arrived in Caldwell last Sunday and
Immediately started for Succor
Creek.
j. C. Bernard, the Snake river
ferryman, says there is no water in
Reynolds Creek, as far down as he
is located, and contemplates putting
up a wind mill.
The first invoice of spring
tramps arrived in town Wednesday
morning Turn lose the town dogs.
If they are ever to be of any use,
now is the accepted time.
1t is reported that Mr.. J. NJ.
Stewart, of Nampa, has been APP
pointed Chief Engineer of the
Oregon Pacific Railroad. Hope
there is no mistake about it.
Charlie Doan, has been appoin-
ted treasurer of Logan County, by
the County Commissio, err, Thos.
Fay, who was appointed by the
Governor failing to qualify.
Ralph Cakes, has purchased
the lot adjoining his on the north,
and is leveling and improving his
entire yard. He has ordered wind
mill, and will do his own raining
in the future.
"A freighter loaded for Silver
City, left his wagons in the street
over night, on which were a couple
barrels of whiskey. A gimlet, three
boys and a straw, had lots of fun
out of it next morning.
-Chas. H. Newman, business
manager of the Love-Inman Com
edy Co., called at this office yester-
day. Newman is business clear
through, and a jolly fellow. He
represents good show.
-Ballentine, and Eastman Bros,
of Boise City, shipped 10 car loads
of beef cattle from this point to
Portland, last Wednesday. Ballen-
tine shipped two car loads of horses
the same and to the same place.
There will be a Union Sunday
School service at the Presbyterian
Church, Sunday evening. After the
exercises Rev. Gwinn will deliver
an address on the subject: Chow to
prepare and teach a Sunday School
lesson"
The regular meeting of the
w. G. T. U. will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. e. S. Lee, Saturday
afternoon at at 4 o'clock, April 9th.
All members are requested to be
present as business of Importance
is to be transacted.
Mrs. Mckenzie was getting out of
a buggy last Tuesday, the horse be-
came frightened at bicycle and
ran away. Mrs. NJ. jumped and
escaped with sprained thumb, but
both horse and buggy were rather
the worse for the run.
"A. w. McClain, who used to
work with Brunt Young's bridge
gang, was in town Sunday. Nc.
was on his way to Oklahoma and
stopped off to see his old friends in
before he lef, the country
for good. May prosperity attend
him.
Charlie Maskrey, a frst-class
printer, who worked on THE TRlB-
BUNE last winter, has accepted :
position on the Mountain Home
Bulletin. We can recommend Mas {
Srey to the citizens of Mountain
Home as a frst-class all around
man. Bro. Payne is
fortunate in securing him.
We acknowledge a very pleas
mt call from s: S. Foote, the Mid [
lleton miller, last Thursday. Mr.. {
Foote says the Middleton school C
closed last. Friday, after a very l
successful term; that the citizens
If Middleton met at the school
house Saturday, leveled the
grounds, and planted fruit and
trees, which were kind c
y donated by Mr.. Jacob Plowhead. ,
They celebrated Arbor Day just :
month in advance. as the Both of m
April is to late too plant trees in c
his part of the country. !,
We would call the attention of "
our readers to the advertisement :
If Isidor Mayer. Although a COM
new man in Caldwell bus
ness circles, he has, by his his
mercy, enterprise and liberal use
If printers ink, pushed his bust
less rapidly to the front. Mayer
9 as fnll of business az an arn is