The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

10 state, is recovering, ana is aDlt
to be up.
Seeds, seeds-fower, vegetable
and glrden-at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
Services at the Presbyterian
Church, next Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. W.. Boone.
w. f. Snodgrass, of Glenn's
Ferry, visited his father G. w.
Snodgrass, of this city, this week
preparatory to an eastern trip
John Mcmahon, the irrepress-
able sheep man and orator of Succor
! Creek, was in town Tuesday. John
looks lost without Capt. Packard.
Emigration has commenced
in earnest. The O. r. & N. had to
run two sections of the passenger
train out of Huntington the other
! day.
We noticed our old friend C.
S. Mcconnell, ex-auditor and re-
eorder of Ada county, driving
team through town the other day,
a-la-rancher.
There were 2l0 fat steers ship
ped from Payette to Portland this
week. They were brought to Pay
cite last fall from Wyoming, and
| fed there this winter.
| Gov. Stewart, of Falk's Store
the only original Missourian-
was loose on the streets of Cald-
well without a muzzle, the other
day. No harm done.
Mr.. p. A. Deyers, who has been
at Shoshone for the past month,
came in town last Sunday, and left
for Bonanza Ranch" Tuesday to
surerintend the spring work.
Our friend Joe Vanderpool, of
Mountain Home, was in town
several days this week. Joe has
been quite sick recently and is
barely able to be around now.
John Lamb, a well-known
freight conductor, and two passen-
ger conductors by the names of
Francis and Ball, have lately been
''laid off" by the railroad company.
&C. O. Picard, returned from
Portland Monday morning. He
got back just in time to spoil a
picnic that Mike Roberts had
planned. They will ship no STOCK
at present.
The sheep men came near
taking the town Tuesday There
was Isaacs, Mcmahon, Mcintyre,
the two Adams boys, and several
Others. Pretty good crowd too, all
things considered.
Those refreshing rains we have
had this week are worth more than
dozen railroad booms. Caldwell
takes no back talk from her sister
towns, bat she does entertain
wholesome respect for the weather
clerk.
The pile driver end work train
has been stationed at Caldwell
several days this week. Tnsomuch
as their operations have been con-
fined nearer Aampa, than Caldwell
we can't eonscientiously claim a
boom.
Mr. P. A. Devers received
telegram last Tuesday from his old
home at Scranton, Pa, containing
the sad news of the death of his
father. 1t is a sad blow to Pat
and Michael, and their many
friends sympathizc with them.
The wide-awake and enterpris-
ing people of the busting little
town of Payettc, recently voted to
bond Il cir school district for So, 900,
to build a fine new brick school
house. The enterprise of our sis
ter town is highly commendable.
The Caldwell Lumber Co. are
ENJOYING thriving, prosperous,
trade, not only retail but also /
wholesale. They have been ship !
ping lumber in car loads lots to
Cleans Ferry, and other towns, of
late.
Miss Nina Newton, who has
been teaching the school just below
otwn, closed the term on the Sth.
inst. She is SPLENDID teacher,
and gave good satisfaction to the
"deestrict fathers" and the pupils.
She is at present at Freeman, Mo-,
visiting her home.
Mike Devers, the horny-handed
sage brush rancher, informs us that
forty new houses have been built
along the line of the Sebree ditch
since its completion. Those sage
brush plains will not know them
selves in two years more, if all the
settlers make as good showing as
Mike has. /.
Hon. Silas W. Moody, of Boise
City, has rented the Improvement
Co.'S Office in the Odd Fellows
and opened up a law
office in Caldwell. Mr.. Moody is a
lawyer of ability and experience
and has held several important and
responsible positions in the territory,
he Offices of Territorial Controller
md Supt. of Public Instruction .
Goth having been filled by him !
With honor to the Territory. He is
IN honorable man, an able lawyer,
and splendid acquisition to Cald-
Wells society and Blu ess. He
will receive good support.
Jas. H. Gwinn, who has so
ong stood behind the counter at
NJ. b. Gwinn's store, has rendered
lis resignation and accepted a
position with the Whitney Bros, of