The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-05

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Alexander Bros.
JAS. Ford and wife, Of Succol
Creek, are at the Pacific. Mrs
Ford is quite sick.
-Isham is still at the old stand
and is selling drugs cheaper than
ever. Call on him.
R. E. Miller and J. M. Patten
are putting new floor in Howard
,Sebree Co.'S store room.
Ernest Boone has taken Abner
Packard, Jr. position in the Stock
growers & Traders Bank.
B. F. Young has taken his
strong cattle to the Snake river to
winter. The range is fair.
VIM. Bailey, of Squaw Greek,
spent New Year with friends in
this city. No snow on Squaw
Creek when he left.
For cash, Isham will sell more
goods than yon can get elsewhere
for the same amount of money.
Go and see for yourself.
j. Deary, of Jordan Valley,
returned from Illinois the End inst.
He was. not able to sell all of his
horses. Times very quiet there.
"A section hand shot a fellow
laborer at Evanston, Wyoming, re-
Gently. He said he wanted to kill
somebody, when arrested and
questioned.
Leap Year has just closed, and
many fair creature who has been
sleeping on opportunities the past
year, might just as we'll be repos-
ing elsewhere.-Ex.
The U. P. r. r. Company
have reduced the salaries of most
of their employees. The wages of
the section men have been reduced
from $1.75 to $1.45 per day.
Married, at Boise City, Mon
day, December 81, 1888, by Rev. J.
II. Barton, George w. Fulmer and
Miss Lucy A. Grumbling, both of
Nampa. The many friends of the
happy couple here extend congrat-
ulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Sebree,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Young, Mrs.
Helen Scott, DR.. Isham and T. w.
Boone, composed the Caldwell con-.
Singent at the Opera House dedica-
ton at Boise City Thursday eve
ming. They say that Pete Soma
vas "bigger man than old Grant"
Tor the time being.
j. G. Roope returned from
Kansas Tuesday, and was pleased
o get back again. Jack says that
he Kansas people got a genuine,
,ld-fashioned blizzard for Christ
mas gift, and he left them to enjoy
t. He met our old fellow towns
nan, Eli Wilson, who signs for
IDAHO and Will not be comforted.
MIR. P. A. Devers, who has
% long faithfully and efficiently
erved the Howard Sebree Co. as
General manager, severed his con-
lection with that firm the first of
he year. We do not know the
'lans of Mr.. Devers for the future,
nut sincerely trust he will not leave
caldwell. R. w. Cakes takes his
lace in the store.
The story that the men of the
arty who were caught on the other
ide of Snake river, stationed one
nan on the bank to swear at the |
&c, and relieved him every two
ours by turns, is not only a base
alumny on the fair names of Moe
nd Blatchley, but a reflection on
be ability of Picard and Stuny,
tho constituted the committee on
rofanity, O this age of SANDER!
All the bells in town rang in
he New Year last Tuesday. HI.
|. Maxey was awakened from his
lnocent siumber and started for
own minus his hat and one shoe,
cling fire at every jump, He was
net by Capt. Packard coming up
ne street with a bucket in one
and and q pair of suspenders in
10 other, who was also hunting
ne fire. They suddenly remem-
cred New Year, and spent the re-
lainder of the night trying to get
shot at the bell ringers,