The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-09
Go to the show tonight.

Thomas Kerr, of Pocatello, is
working in Gwinn's store.
Phil. Clegg, of Jordan Valley,
was in town this week.
MIR. L. E. Norton, of Jordan
Valley, was in town Thursday.
Hon. D. L. Bailey is in Utah.
Chances are he will return a
Bishop.
The Territorial Press Associa-
ton will meet at this place, Deem
Der 9, 1889.
John Zehner's father came
down from Long Valley to visit his
hopeful son, this week.
The family of Mr.. T. H. Dry
den have moved to Caldwell and
will reside here this winter.
Live, active, enterprising, pro-
gressive, rustling Caldwell-where
art thou now? In the soup
Gov. Stevenson and J. Brum-
back were in town in the interest
of the Statehood movement last
Saturday.
ALI Iowa and Ohio Democrats
about town are wearing smiles
from six inches to two feet in cir
conference.
The schools have been closed
all week on account of scarlet fe-
yer. AS yet all the cases are con-
fined to one family.
The firm of Wheeler e. Good
win, of the Bellevue Press, has dis
solved. Geo. P Wheeler now has
full charge of the paper.
The Worlds Fair will be held
in 1892, but the great fair and
bazaar will be held in Caldwell, the
9th and 9Th of December.
Charles Kingsley and Joseph
Perrault have taken possession of
the Boise Land Office, as Register
and Receiver, respectively.
- Workmen commenced this
week on dwelling house for P. john
son, on lots north of the Presby-
terrain church, in same block.
Every precaution should be
taken to prevent the spread of the
scarlet fever, and children who are
exposed should be kept at home.
Another passenger train will
be put on the 0. S. L. about the
Goth of this month. We will have
two passenger trains each way
daily in the future.
While Tong Lee, the Chinese
merchant, stepped out of his store
a few moments, last Friday night,
some sneak thief stole $40 out of
the money drawer.
-Cormick Shorb, an employee
of THE TRIBUNE Office, was taken
sick with scarlet fever last Satur-
day. The attack was light and he
is getting better. He will have to
remain in quarantine for some
time, however.
The band serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Devers last Tuesday
night. 1t is said that Pats extern
poraneous remarks upon the occa-
sion was one of the most eloquent
illusions ever heard in Caldwell.
Cards of thanks published in
newspapers when some friend or
neighbor has given you helping
hand in case of sickness or
death, is in very bad form, and is
no longer printed in newspapers
that know their business. What
can be more out of place than a
public expression of thanks to any
person, who has done nothing
more than common humanity de-
mands
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-A
young man, apparently about 80
years of age, five and half feet
wide, decided blond, old gold
moustache. light clothes. and an
innocent, child-like and bland ex-
preston. Drives a bay team
hitched to a new buggy. Last
seen somewhere between Horse
shoe Bend and Succor Creek. A
liberal reward will be paid for his
safe delivery at this Office.
THE TRIBUNE this week full
filled it's contract for furnishing
the Territorial printing, and a
handsomer or better line of blanks
was never put in the Controllers
Office. There were predictions
plenty that THE TRIBUNE would
lose money on the work, but we
will probably be around next year
when the work is let, to lose some !
more. That's about the only way !
we can keep the surplus reduced.
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