The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-30

| Mrs. Archie Ray, of Baker
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs
E. A. Hammer.
ID. L. Williams, and DR.. Wright
of Lower Boise, were in the capital
city this week.
-Messrs, Philips and Isay, two
of Silver City's people, were in town
last Saturday.
| Charlie Wheels father came
out from Iowa this week, is at the
home OF bis son.
| &C. S. Scott is setting out trees
around his lots. A good example
to be followed.
| Seeds, seeds-fower, vegeta-
BILE and garden-at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
That car load of seed oats has
arrived at Howard Sebree Co.'S.
Call and see them.
| j. r. Mammen sold fifteen
head of fine beef cattle to Picard
& Roberts, this week.
| WIN. Lemaster, has taken up
a ranch under the Sebree ditch, and
will remove there soon.
Born, in Caldwell, March Doth,
1889. to Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mar
latt, of Ketchum, a daughter.
i. T. and Mrs. Norton, of Jor-
dan Valley, Oregon, are in Cald-
well under the doctors care.
That show window at Collins
is beauty. The artist that ar
ranged that display can travel.
Prepare for the ice ceram So
cial at the Presbyterian Church,
April, II. The first of the season.
Charlie Sebree's new house is
a model of CONVENIENCE, and will
be a thing of beauty when COM
plete.
MIR. Howard Sebree is making
extensive internal improvements
on the house recently purchased of
his son Charlie.
Miss Weisman, a niece of Mrs.
Isidor Mayer, and Miss Emma
keenan,, were visitors at the Mayer
household this week.
Rev. Newman will start for
the coast about the middle of next
week, to be absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Newman will remain here.
What makes Barnes look so
sad? His wife has gone to Kansas
on q visit, so how can he be glad.
This poem will be finished when
Mrs. Barnes returns.
Col. J. A. Goodhue, of Salt
Lake, who has the soul of pa
triot, has concluded that life with
out THE TRIBUNE is wasted, and
ordered it sent to his address.
Scott, Cooper, Huntington and
Dan Brown, went to Boise Tuesday.
OF course the boys did not 90 to
attend the "coon" show. Oh, mol
not they; they went to attend
payer meeting.
Judge Beatty, started in to re-
pair and renovate his house this |
week, and Mrs. Beatty took Dick,
and left him. Beatty says she will
come back when she sees the great |
Fred Brumzell, of Reynolds,
worked into The TRIBUNE office
last Saturday in the manner pre-
scribed some weeks ago. Fred is
apt, and can make the 80 subscrip-
ion sign to perfection.
The mills of the Gods grind
slowly, but they grind exceeding
ine, but Isham says he would
ike to see mill that could grind
prices on drugs any finer than he
has ground them.
Mr.. Frank Gilbert worked into
The TRIBUNE office Wednesday,
Ind made the sign very creditably.
he would not stop to tell all he
Knew, but as he took two subscrip-
ions, this was overlooked.
In the Stroller's round of the
own Wednesday, Moe and Blatch
ey were the only ones who seemed
0 be supurbly serenely happy
5latchley because he has got lot
Moe because he has q lot to get.
Sim Bailey and A. X. Steunen-
'erg, went to Boise, Sunday night,
nd telegraphed for money to get
lome on Tuesday. They bought
he business lot adjoining the Ex-
hinge Saloon in Caldwell, while
here.
-Isham is not noted for personal |
eauty. He will probably never :
e offered over $4,000 as a dime
luseum curiosity, SO he is compell- .
d to run a drug store. If Isham :
not put in the penitentiary for (
cling goods SO cheap, he will
robably amass fortune anyhow.
The various mail routes be. =
veen Caldwell and Long Valley !.
hould be connected and made into .
ne continuous mail route between ,
le two places. This is a PROPOSE 9 9
on that Caldwell should act on u
Immediately. Other places are
irving for it, and if we sit idly il
7, we are liable to get left. The b
owing Importance of Long VAL
v demands attention, and If we Al