The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-01

severe feyer.
MIR. John Upham, postmaster
at Rockville, paid his respects t.
TIE TRIBUNE last Monday.
-Jud Arlington, dispenser o.
spiritual comfort" in a liquid form
of Emmett, was in town Monday.
JENNIE & Estabrook, of Weiser,
have imported a brick making
machine. First in the Territory.
ID. L. Bailey, NJ. B. Gwinn,
w. w. Dryden, Chas. H. Reed,
and TRIBUNE the small were in
Boise last Saturday.
The band boys are having
a lively scrap with some elegant
new music. They will get away
with it with little practice.
DIR. Wright, the famous Dixie
piscatorialist, took the train Wed
nesday evening of this week for
business trip to Wood River.
r. E. Strahorn and Senator
Caldwell, were in town Monday
Both are highly pleased with the
growth and prospects of Caldwell.
MIR. Grant Whitney, of the
Payette Nursery, was in town Sun
day. He told wonderful stories
about Payette Strawberries and
other small fruit. Ask Judge
Beatty about it.
MIR. and Mrs. T. T. Danilson,
of Ontario, contemplate taking a
visit to New York, Brooklyn and
other eastern points in a few weeks.
1t will be their first return after
fourteen years absence.
j. NJ. Patton's- "old original
town cow" broke into the park and
ate to much wet alfalfa, the other
night, and the next day there was
a funeral. She was an excellent
animal and a big loss to Mr.. Patton.
MIR. Stackpole, the old veteran
school teacher, arrived in Caldwell,
last Sunday from Kansas, where he
has been spending the winter and
spring. His large circle of acquain-
tances here are all glad to see him.
Frank Randall, of Nampa, was
in town Tuesday Mr.. Randall
wishes to sell his property in Cald-
we'll, consisting of six good i'm
proved lots, with house, barn, well,
shrubbery and other improvements.
A bargain for some one. Call at
this Office.
MIR. P. A. Devers went to Boise
Tuesday and proved up on his
desert entry-Bonanza Ranch. Mr..
D. is the first one to prove up on a
desert entry under the Sebree
ditch. That's just like Pat, he is
always to the front in anything he
undertakes.
"A letter came to the Caldwell
postoffice recently addressed to
1.-THE Lyre," and the intelligent
postmaster put it into THE TR1-
BUNE's box. Such rare discrimina-
tion on the part of one SO young is
seldom met with.
MIR. d. Vincent, who is now
canvassing in this vicinity, repre-
sents the reliable house of A. L.
Bancroft & Co., San Francisco. He
can furnish you everything in the
line of books, or musical instru-
ments; also all kinds of school fur
niture and supplies.
John Arlington, who has been
chief lightning jerker at Silver City
since the telegraph line was built,
is now night operator at the depot,
he having traded places with Mr..
Hofus. How John lived at Silver
City a whole year and escaped
single is an unfathomable mystery.
mir. w. E. Snodgrass, accom-
panied by fair and accomplished
bride, arrived in Caldwell last
Monday. Mr.. s. has purchased
Wheels barber shop and will set
tie in Caldwell. We welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Snodgrass to our city and
wish them happiness and prosper
ity in their new hong
IT. w. Boone came in from the
"round up" Tuesday. Ada county
stock men had "round up" with
the Assessor of Elmore County, who
insisted on them paying their taxes
in that County. AS the boys could
not see it in "those lights" however
and gave in their stock to the Asses.
sor of Ada County as they always
have in the past.
I Monte B. Gwinn's new store
room is rapidly nearing completion
It 254 100 feet, 16 foot ceiling
and is most elegant room. Il
will be completed in about a ter
days. Mr. Gwinn has kindly giver
1.-THE band boys permission to use thu
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