The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-27
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. APRIL ~. 1889
Bob Mcclure is sick.

Mrs. Bob Mcclure IS SICK.
Il. C. Hofus is now operator at
the depot.
Anthony Anderson, was in town
! Wednesday.
MIR. A. T. Drake, of Emmett,
was Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
Ed. Eames, of Ontario, made
Caldwell a flying visit Sunda y
night.
Aid. Cakes, Collins bookkecoer
made Mountain Home a visit last
week.
There arc no idle men in
Caldwell. What more need be
said.
Mr.. John Nelson, a saloon man
of Falks Store, was in town last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Hartkopf has been
visiting Sans mother at Notus,
this week.
Born, in Caldwell April 18th
1889, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Drennen
a daughter.
Sherman M. Coffin, went to
Boise City, Tuesday night on bust
ness connected with the firm.
Buy a can of Baking Powder
at Collins and get a chance on the
music box-for nothing.
Hoover has the finest stock of
furniture ever brought to Caldwell,
Call and see for yourself.
Street, who has been lightning
singer" at the depot for some time
has resigned and gone to Ogden.
Go to Hooyer's and see his new
furniture which is arriving daily.
1t is neat, tasty and will be sold at
bed rock prices.
Nj. G.. Stiles, with +. R. Coffin
& Bro, made business trip to
Mountain Home, Rocky Bar and
other points last week.
Mrs. Carter, the popular MILL:
ner, spent few days in Weiser
this week with her son. Her
daughter returned with her.
The wind Monday blew the
frame of Frank Hartkopfs new
house down, while Frank was
perched on top. No damage.
Mrs. E. S. Mohr proprietress of
Mrs. Mohr's Hotel, returned Tues
day morning for a months visit
with friends in Logan County.
-Cowden at the lumber yard is
happy. The great number of i'm
provements going on takes lots of
lumber-consequently this joy.
Caldwell is taking an early
start in the line of improvements
this spring. There will be more
building this season than eyer be-
fore.
MIR, and Mrs. Howard Sebree
arrived in town last Sunday morn
ing, and have taken up their resi-
here. The whole town bids them
welcome.
Capt. Geary, was seen walking
through town Tuesday with a post
hole digger On his shoulder, and his
face turned toward his claim under
the Scbree ditch.
Mr.. L. L. Lindsay and wife,
of Nebraska, were in town this week,
visiting Mrs. Lindsay's mother, Mrs.
E. A. Hannah. They are on their
way to Portland.
Mrs. Eupha Mcpherson, of
Burnt River, Oregon, and Mrs. Mat
tie Fleetwood, of Ritsville, Wash
ington, both sisters of our towns
man A. L. Eblen, spent a few days
at the home of Mr.. f. this week.
r.. A. Cowden, purchased of
Robt. Z. Miller this week, the resi-
dence now occupied by Monte 3.
Gwinn. 1t is nice property and
Mr.. Cowden is to be congratulated
on the acquisition.
Adam Blackstock, ofGlasscow,
arrived in Caldwell We'd
nesday morning straight from the
"auld sod" He is somewhat green
as to the custom of thiscountry, but
will soon "catch on"
The Police Gazette prints a
picture of the "bilk" who was ar
rested in Caldwell recently and SEN
fenced to ten days in the County
Jail for obtaining money under false
pretences, and names a number of
places where he is wanted by the
authorities.
Died, at her home on Willow
Creek, Ada county, April 20, 1889, !
Mrs. Sophia Liggett, wife of Geo.
Leggctt, aged SO years. The Lig-
gets were formerly residents of |
Caldwell, having run the Liggett |
House here for number of years,
and are held in high esteem by our
citizens, who sympathize deeply
with the bereaved husband and |
children. The remains were in
tered at tbs Middleton cemetery |
on Sunday last, Rev. G. H. New
man conducting the funeral.
Married, by Justice Morgan, at !
Roise City on Saturday Anil OF |