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


while you can.
September thus far has beer
unusually dull.
The McCullum family hav'
gone to Spokane.
County Treasurer Baker wa
in town last Friday.
Mr.. s. M. Coffin spent most o
this week in Boise City.
III. w. Dorman made q bust
ness trip to Boise Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Murray, o
Emmett, were in town last week
Eli. Wilson expected his fam,
lily from Kansas, on last nights
train.
MIR. Fred Green, our new di.
vision superintendent, was in town
Thursday.
-. M. Peppard has bought the
property formerly occupied by Mrs
McCullum.
More Caldwell improvements
Bailey built a coal house. Whoopl
Give US room!
Mrs. Helen E. Scott and Mrs.
c. s. Scott went to Boise City last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Stiles new house is
nearing completion. It is a neat
and tasty residence.
DIR. Hines, presiding elder,
will preach tomorrow both morning
and evening at the Methodist
church.
Pay your subscription to THE
TRIBUNE one year in advance and
get the San Francisco Call for
nothing. 1t is great paper.
Cox & Martin have taken the
improvement fever and laid new
walk in front of their old store room,
at the lower end of Front street.
Somebody left an alarm clock
in The TRIBUNE Office week or SO
ago. The owner can have it by
calling and rewarding us for our
honesty.
Married, at the Sisson House,
September IS, Mr.. John w. Brooks
and Miss Cora L. Cox, both of Jor-
dan Valley. Rev. Boone did the
mischief.
Fred Brumzell, of Reynolds
Creek, came in last Wednesday for
medical relief. 1t seems that our
old friend is troubled with the
rheumatism.
MIR. Smithson, Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, thorough practical drug
gist, arrived last week to take a
position in H. D. Blatchley's drug
store. You will all be pleased to
know him.
There is not a duller town,
socially, in Idaho than Caldwell
has been the past two or thee
months. No parties, no dances,
no church socials, no fights, no
hangings, and of late even the old
DRINKS seem to be getting less.
An effort is being made to es-
tablish a new democratic paper in
Boise City, and Jud. Boyakin says
that if some of the movers would
pay up from six to nine years sub
scription they owe on his Demo
crat, they could probably work with
a clearer conscience.
Hon. c. w. Cooper announces
in today's paper that he is prepared
to furnish lumber of all kinds at
living rates to all those who desire
any thing in his line. Cooper made
q good reputation as a lumber
dealer when in business here before,
that will stay with him now.
AT meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Building and Loan Asso-
citation last Thursday night, the
following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: 8. NJ. Coffin,
NJ. B. Gwinn, A. NJ. Cakes, How
ard Sebree, M. A. Roberts, HI. R,
Stevenson and s. d. Hartkopf.
Mountain Home Lodge No. 19
]. o. o. F., will dedicate their new
hall Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
Der 8, 1889. Dedication ceremon-
les will be public, followed by
a grand ball in the evening. Odd
Fellows and friends from every
lodge in the territory are expected
to be present, Tickets, $3.50.
News was received here last
Tuesday that C. M. Wheel had
died that morning at Marcus, Iowa
Mr.. Wheel was resident Of Cald
well for about two years, and SOLD
out and went to Iowa about two
months ago in hopes of lettering
his health. For a while he seemed
to grow better, but Tuesday morn
ing's telegram tells the sad story O.