The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-21
Dave McAuliff. of Emmett

is quite sick.
"A nephew Of Mr.. Howard
Sebree has been visiting him the
past week.
Mr.. Clark, of Cheyenne,
brother of Mrs. Olmstead, is visiting
his sister here.
| Miss Ada Frost left last Thurs
day night for Baker City, where she
will attend school.
The w. C. T. u, will meet with
Mrs. E. S. Lee, on Saturday, SEP
TENDER 81, at 2:30 p. m.
Billy Hollenbeak lost valu-
able horse by death last Sunday.
1t breaks beautiful match team,
and consequently breaks Billy's
heart.
Ed. Hardy drives an elegant
stopper about our streets. The
horse is the property of our friend
McLafferty of Jordan Valley, and is
a beauty and a "goer."
I Chris. Fahy has put down new
side walks in front of his buildings
on Front street, and put then all on
an established grade. 1t is indeed
a big improvement.
| All of Dixie slough's enterpris-
ing ranchers were summoned to
Boise City last Saturday as Jurors.
The city has increased its police
force for the occasion.
Little Daisy" Potter brought
dozen fine apples raised on his
ranch into THE TRIBUNE office one
day last week. Unlike the bonner
they were ''big daisies"
Mrs. H. N. Cakes, who has
been visiting her daughter at New
Castle California, the past two
months, returned home this week.
She had most enjoyable visit.
DIR. T. H. Galloway came in
from the "hills" one day this week.
He says some rich placers have
been struck at the head of Ten Mile |
creek, but no water to work them.
"A purse containing $1.15 was
found in the M. E. church after the
dedication ceremonies. The owner
can get it at this Office by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Hon. M. A. Kurtz, of Nampa,
occupied the seat of honor in the
sanctum last Wednesday. We are
pleased to state that the gentle
man has recovered from his recent
spell of sickness.
Clarence S. Scott arrived in
town last Friday evening from an
extended tour through the northern
country. He will remain here
until after the session of the Grand
Lodge l. o. O. f., which convenes
Oct. 7th.
Frank Moore, our photographer
who has been doing the country
across Snake river for the past three
or four months, returned home last
Wednesday. He is now prepared
to accommodate the city people with |
first-class work.
The Boise City Statesman is
enjoying a regular boom. Some
one tried to fire the building last
Monday night. To fire a newspaper
Office is about the same as an &C.
tress getting a divorce in the way of
an advertisement.
Capt. George Little has made
arrangements to enter the mer-
chantile business at Jordan Valley,
Oregon, in connection with Mr..
Prince Athearn. The people in
and about Jordan will find Mr..
Little rustler, and pleasant and
agreeable gentleman with which to
do business.
TO those who desire to see
what intelligent labor will do for a
bottom farm, we recommend a look |
at the ranch of VIM. Dorman, just |
below town. Instead of spending !
his time and energy in talking
hard times and making dire pre-
dictions, Mr.. Dorman devotes both |
to the improvement of his ranch.
The result is that clean, thrifty, |
Wig orous and prosperous appear
ance which always characterizes
the work of an energetic man.
1t makes us tired to hear some
men croak about the poor, over
worked, tax-paying rancher. Ithas
been our experience that no one
has quite so soft snap as the av-
erage Idaho rancher. There is not
a business man in Caldwell but |
what would go bankrupt in six
months if they fooled away one
third the time the average rancher
does. We would like to see the
husinpss. outside of a ranch in |