The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-10

Daeneior Oh Nampa, was In Town
few days this week.
"A brother of T. w. Boone
from Kansas City, is visiting a
the Boone stronghold.
Bob. Boone, ex-assistant depu
ty postmaster, has accepted a posi-
ton in the store of Isidor Mayer
Caldwell citizens seem con.
tented to stay at home this year
Last August almost the entire towr
went to Long Valley.
The fend who makes it 9
point to drive over sidewalks hal
again made his appearance. Take
a shot at him, somebody.
John Springer, of Silver City
has been appointed warden of the
penitentiary. John Haley, Jr.
has gone to Spokane Falls.
Mrs. F. L. Olmstead left
Thursday night for the Guyer Hot
Springs, at Ketchum, Idaho, where
she will remain few weeks.
We have received word t hat a
young man by the name of Will
liam Kernek was drowned in Snake
river, above Walters Ferry.
THE TRIBUNE will endeavor to
furnish the constitution formed for
Idaho by the recent convention, in
full for it's readers next week.
REV. G.. Buzzelle, of the Epis-
copal church, will hold services on
Sunday next at HOO a. m. and
500 p. m. in the Presbyterian
church.
We would call the attention of
those who shoot or spear fish to the
fact that it is unlawful. By hook
and line is the only lawful means
of taking fish from Idaho streams.
Sherman M. Coffin has re-
painted his residence. M. B. Gwinn
has his new residence nicely painted
also. They are pressing Charlie
Sebree close for the honors.
j. B. Garfield is responsible
for the story that the sun roasts
the apples on the trees down on
Boones ranch. A statement from
Garfield is always at par.
"A Georgia man has prophesied
that the world will come to an end
August 10th. The TRIBUNE will
contain a full account Of the affair.
"Now is the time to subscribe"
We call attention to the ad. of
]. W. Hollenbeak. He is prepared
to care for stock at reasonable rates.
Corral at the Indian Greek bridge.
He intends putting in several fine
livery rigs in the near future.
e. P. JUNIOR, of Snccor Creek,
came over to Caldwell last Wednes-
day to try and find out what the
were for rain. He hasn't
found out yet, as the wire between |
this town and rain headquarters is
put of repair.
We would say to the indig-
nant subscriber who blows around
that he cannot get his paper stop
ped, that we will cheerfully scratch
him off whenever he pays up ar
.earages. His name looks out of
place among so many honest ones
anyhow.
Mrs. Robt. E. Strahorn, of
Haley, and her sister, Mrs. w. B.
Waters, of Chicago, were visiting
heir many friends in Caldwell
ew days this week. They both
nave a large circle of acquaintance
lere who hold them in fond remem-
)rance.
Al. ]. Good, an old friend and
'oom mate of TRIBUNE the small in
North Bend, Nebraska, dropped in
lpon US last Sunday much to our
surprise and delight. AS his name
IMPLIES he is good" man, and
me whom anybody might be prond
0 call a friend. He left Tuesday
light for Portland.
-Gwinn has a handsome new
flee fitted up in his new store
DOM. 1t was built by Mr.. Kautz-
nan, and is an elegant piece of
craftsmanship. Monte says he is
merely fixing it up for the boys,
Tho are rather high toned. The
Id pine table with three legs and a
Dap box for a seat, are good .
nough for the ''boss." +,
Eli Wilson arrived from
lansas last Sunday, bought out
lurphy Monday and Tuesday, was
t work at his old bench. Mr.. !
iurphy goes to Ketchum, where I
he best wishes of many friend
blow him. AS for Mr. Wilson
verybody knows Eli and also I
nows what he can do in the boot {
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