The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-03


Go to Isham, the high price
slugger, for bargains. You will
get bargains ifyou do.
| Adrian Cakes won a horse at
rattle last Wednesday. He will
probably hitch him up with his
bicycle.
| ---Gwinn has the most complete
stock of Geut's clothing on the
Short Line, and at prices to suit
these times.
1t is now rumored that Eli
Wilson-the only original Eli-has
left bleeding Kansas and is on his
way to Caldwell.
DIR. s. F. Taylor, of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, Secretary Land
improvement Co., was in town a
lew days this week.
ID. w. White fell from a scat
fold while working on the Metho-
dist church, breaking his arm. 1t
!! was a very unfortunate accident.
Billy Glenn, of the Weiser
Leader, was seen dashing through
town some few days past, astride
a handsome paper cutter, waving
his hat and yelling Eureka"
The Weiser "bloods" have Or
ganized military company.
What's the matter with the brave
young gallants of Caldwell doing
likewise. Our country needs
soldiers.
H. D. Blatchley and Billy
Isaacs drove over to Horse Shoe
Bend last Sunday, and returned
Monday with Mrs. Blatchley, who
has been visiting Miss Ada Miner,
Of that place.
Mr.. w. V. Tuckey has pur-
chased c. M. Wheels residence.
We understand that Mr.. Wheel
will try a change of climate, he
having been sick for some months.
May he be successful in the search
for health.
Simon Dement, is one of those
men who allow neither man nor
devil to interfere with his plans.
He was in Boise last Monday, and
not being pleased with the time the
train left, he started for Caldwell
on foot. He got here about an hour
after the train arrived, but then he
had lots of fun walking down.
The land office at Boise City
last week rendered a decision in
the cases of Henry Dorman and
VIM. Verley VS.. S. F. Taylor. The
decision is to the effect that Dor
man and Verley be allowed to file
on the land. The land in con-
troversy is part of the old White
head desert entry adjoining Cald-
we'll.
&C. H. Dewey. of Omaha, who
is one Of the principal stockholders
in the Shoshone Falls Company, is
looking over the 26 miles of ground
between Shoshone and the Falls,
with the view of deciding upon the
practicability of narrow guage
road to connect the town of Sho-
shone with the falls.-Hailey
Times.
The forests in the mountains
are on fire, and the smoke in the
valley is so thick it can almost be
cut with knife. Governor Shoup
telegraphed the Secretary of the
Interior that the Uncle Sans tim
Der was burning up, and received
instructions from Secretary Noble
to expend $4,000 in hiring men to
fight the confagration.
The town of Vale, Oregon, is
afflicted with two newspapers, a
gentleman by the name of Shep-
herd, of Baker City, running one,
while our old friend Cuddy, of On
tario, has moved his great family
newspaper to that place. When
two newspapers try to be "long felt
wants" in a town of fifty inhabi-
tants, they both ought to starve-
and the chances are that they will.
"A petition was circulated last
Wednesday soliciting money to
fence the Caldwell Cemetery. This
is right. We will all move up there
sooner or later, and we should all
take pride enough in our future
residence to fence it, at least. A
man who would refuse to give a
few dollars for needed improve
ments on the 'silent city" should
be denied the privilege of dying at
all.
Postmaster Badley's foot be-
gan to swell from some mysterious
cause last Wednesday morning,
and before night he was making
his peace with a pair of crutches
and softlv BREATHING a nale-blue