The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-14
Station Agent Barnes has pur

Station Agent Barnes has pur-
chased the Iowa House.
Mr.. A. A. Hoover has been
quite sick the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. s. s. Foote'S little
boy was seriously sick one day this
week.
Mrs. NJ. B. Gwinn is visiting
her sister, Mrs. HAWTHORN, of
Weiser.
Billy Isaacs and Mrs. FL. D.
Blatchley are visiting at Horse
Shoe Bend.
| Miss Lizzie Newman, of Mid
dleton, is sick, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. d. Masterson.
! IT. j. Huff, formerly with
the Oregon Horse & Land Co.. now
runs the Riverside Ferry for Capt.
w. L. Geary.
&C. w. Cooper has lumber on
the way for his new lumber yard,
which will be opened up on Kim
ball Street, north side of the track.
: Mr.. A. J. Wilson made THE
TRIBUNE couple of type stands
this week, and the neatness of the
job proclaims Wilson a frst-class
mechanic.
Gus. Harvey and Court
Northrup, two Boise City boys who
were once citizens of this metropolis
came down Sunday to get a taste
of City life.
1t now appears that the item
which went the rounds of the ter
ritorial press, to the effect that one
man killed another in the Shoshone
Jail, is utterly without foundation.
HARLEM Pefey has entered in
partnership with his father in the
harness business at this place.
Jesse Harmon and Moore's Reveal
ed Remedy are turning out lots of
nice work.
MIR. J. R. Beck dropped into the
sanctum the other day to say The
TRIBUNE was the best local paper
he ever saw, and offer financial en-
couragement. Beck's voice is
strong and loud for Statehood.
Walter Sebree, private secre.
tary to Gov. White, of Montana,
visited his parents here few days
this week. Walter says the Gov
ernor is great help to him in de-
Gliding delicate questions of state
Hon. d. L. Bailey returned
last Sunday from six-week's visit
/ through southern and central
Idaho. He had q very successful
trip. He says Caldwell is the best
and livliest town he has seen yet.
-Chas. Maskrey, who worked on
The TRIBUNE last winter, and who
is now holding cases" on the
Statesman, came down with the
rest of the good brothers to help
dedicate the new church last Sun
day. A religious printer is "rara
avis"
The Vale Atlas and the NAL,
heur Gazette, both printed in a
town of fifty people and proposed
brewery, are INDUCING in personal
tiles. The Gazette calls the Atlas
"At-last" and the Atlas retaliates
by calling it's neighbor sold
Guts-ache."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kaufman,
left last Tuesday night for Stuart,
Iowa. Mrs. K. has been quite sick
for the past month and her physi-
clan recommended a change to old
familiar sights and faces. Their
departure is very much regretted.
Bailey can't stand prosperity.
As fast as he makes a dollar he
elbows it in" The receipts of his
strong box probably went little
above his expectations last week,
so he had Bob. Bryant tear out his
old shelving and put in new. 1t is
great improvement.
The brute who performed on
the trapeze with his wife, in Nc
Mahon's circus, struck the woman
on the head with coupling pin, at
Huntington, Oregon. He should
now give the performance of hang
ing by his neck, with the assistance
of sheriff.
1.-THE West Shore" magazine
will be issued weekly instead of
monthly as heretofore, the first
weekly number appearing Septem-
Der IA. The magnizine will retain
its high literary standard, and will
completely fill "a long felt want"
Subscription, $500 per year Sin
gle copies ten cents.
We had the honor of call
from Col. French, the talented
4 Al i L o.