The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-25
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Strawberry and ice cream fe
tival at Presbyterian church Jur
9th, 1889. Particulars next weel
"A road way for wagons is bein
built by Gwinn and Coffin back {
their stores to connect with Kin
ball street. Great scheme.
Edwin Francis, one of tn
most popular conductors on the @
S. L., is enjoying a well-earned va
cation sight seeing in the east.
The Albion Sentinel. which al
ways was disgrace to Idaho jour
nalism, has met its just reward!
and turned its tender toes up to thu
daisies.
There will be plenty work fol
the Board of Trade this summer
We will have something to say
about needed improvements in the
near future.
THE TRIBUNE is now establish
ed in its new quarters, and better
prepared than ever to receive 50
subscriptions. Come around and
see us anyhow.
w. w. Dryden, road supervis-
or, is doing some excellent work on
the road between town and the
wagon bridge. There is room for
improvement on that road.
TRIBUNE the big has been sick
this week aud TRIBUNE the small
and the devil have had to hustle.
Look out how you stir them up;
they are not in a very good humor.
r., A. Cowden returned from
Denver Tuesday night. Ralph
says Denver has gained $4,000 in
since he left there eight
ago, and is still on the
boom.
The Caldwell Building Il Loan
Association loaned $500 last
Thursday. There are now over
300 shares taken and about SIS, 900
IS out on interest. Stock is at
premium.
Mr.. Geo. Osmond, of Salt
Lake City, representing Dun's
Mercantile Agency, was in Cald-
veil Tuesday looking up the COM
ncrcial standing of our business
men. Needless to say it is good.
Caldwell has some of the pref
lest lawns in Idaho. Just take a
ook at the yards of Dir. Lee, DR..
'efferle. Geo. Little, Sherman COZ
in, Monte Gwinn, c. S. Scott, and
! score of others, and then talk |
Lbout alkali.
At the democratic primaries
asst Saturday +. Steunenberg, E.
Frost, J. j. Apperson: w. w. Dry
len, VIM. kinkaid and HI. Davis
we're elected as delegates to the
ounty constitutional convention,
which meets in Boise to-day.
A young fellow by the name of
cameron was thrown from a road
art last Monday, and sustained
evere, though not serious injuries.
young lady who witnessed the
ccident, tainted, thus causing con-
idcrable excitement.
Rev. and Mrs. Newman will
ave next Monday for Iowa, where
1ey will visit this summer, and go
ON there to New York. The
ntire community see them depart I
18th regret, ana hope the change {
lay be beneficial to Rev. Newman's !
ealth.
We call the attention of our
sricultural friends to the meeting
the proposed Farmers Club, to f
, held next Saturday, at 2 o'clock i
m, in the Caldwell school house. i
uch useful movement should Q
Get with universal endorsement |
ON all progressive men engaged d
country pursuits. f
Mrs. Collins will leave for a
'ashington Territory the first of t
e month. The eating department
the Commercial will be closed, b
1T rooms and lodging will still be y
,tainable. 1t is with the SINGER 9
t regret that we see Mrs. Collins ~
part, and she will carry with her s
e highest regards and best wishes {
all. :,
Howard Sebree, S. NJ. Coffin, "
. B. Gwinn, III. r. Stevenson b
S. Scott, Swain Beatty, C. II. e
led, w. c. Maxey, NJ. A. d
oberts and A. X. Steunenberg O
ct at the bank last Thurs D
y afternoon and reorganized the Ct
Ildwell Board Of Trade. Arti- e,
IS Of incorporation were drawn S,
and a committee appointed to p
lit on the business men and So d
it membership. Give it your IL