The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-02
-Grand Statehood meeting to-

Mrs. B. T. Young is visiting
Mrs. McRobbie, of Nampa.
IF. H. Scott, the freighter, was
in town several days this week.
Go to the school house tonight
and hear something about state
hood.
ITO be or not to be"-drop
your vote in the slot next Tuesday
and get an answer.
The Red Ribbon Club will
| meet with Miss Nellie Gilbert, Fri
day, November 8, at 7 p. m.
ALI those who are paid up a
year in advance to THE TRIBUNE
will be allowed to vote next Tues
day.
-Winslow and Wilson went
over to Reynolds Greek this week,
to put a fence around the grave
yard at that place.
Tommy Dolan, was prom oted
to the foremanship of the bridge
gang on the Utah Northern, between
Pacatello and Ogden.
Everybody should vote Tues
day. Vote for the constitution if
you can, but if you can't, come out
and vote against it.
-Snodgrass, the barber, has
put in an engine to pump water in
to the tank in his bath house.
Great head on that man.
The Caldwell "sports" who at
tended the races at Jordan Valley,
returned home this week. The
boys say they had a great time.
There is considerable sic xness
in Mineral City and Huntington
this fall-more than usual. It is
mostly Of a typho-malarial nature.
An old lady was about town
Wednesday in search of a truant
husband by the name of Christian
Dambach. Who knows where he
is7
Another prominent member Of
the Bachelors Club will 60 east in
December and return hopelessly
tied to the ''girl he left behind
him."
An exchange says it would be
afraid to print the Ten Com mand.
ments, for fear some its patrons
would think it meant something
personal.
| Mr.. J. C. Skinner and daugh'
ter, of College Springs, Page county
Iowa, arrived in Caldwell last
week, and think of making this
section their future home.
| Mr.. Mullins, of Kentucky, who
traded with the Improvement Com
pany for considerable property il
this region, year or SO ago, is ii
Caldwell, looking after his interests
| Married, October 30, at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr.
Hultz, Mr.. James w. Murray and
Miss Matte L. Alexander, all o
Parma. Rev. w. ]. Boone, of this
city, officiated.
-Ireton brought over some
specimens of excellent coal, which
he discovered in the vicinity of his
quartz find, on Squaw creek, recently
alluded to in these columns. HI,
will ship several car loads of hi
quartz east for treatment.
&C. w. Cooper is erecting suita
BILE buildings and sheds for his nev
lumber yard, across the track from
the park. He will soon have
neat Office completed, where b
can always be found, ready ant
willing to "take greenbacks at par.
John Zehner has two fin
; black bears corralled back of tn
butcher shop. They are merel
"cubs" and look like big, blacl
) ball. We anticipate that John in
tends starting a menagerie thi
winter. He has Barnum hea
on him anyhow.
One day last week a littl
daughter of H. B. Teed, the hote
man of Mineral City, while slidin
, down the stair railing, had the mis-
fortune to fall and break and disle
cate the left elbow joint. DR.. LIE
went over and attended the cast
On Wednesday of this week the
!. brought the child to Huntington
where the DR.. met them and dress
ed the arm. At present the chil
is doing well.
The state of Oregon, at th
, last session of the Legislature. az
8 propriated the sum of ten thou
' sand dollars for the purpose c
' building a wagon road from Hunt
liugton to Mineral City. The roa
: was completed the last of Angus
! and the freight for Mineral no.
, goes this way. Those who hav
hoan ovar the yoad cav IL ia vel