The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-19
Tim Shea, represents Jordan
Valley in Caldwell this week.


Valley in Caldwell this week.
-Twoof Mr.. L. F. Cook s children,
of the upper valley, are quite sick.
-Nampa is quite enthusiastic
over the railroad division prospects
again.
I'VE cannot get any rain this
fall it seems. There is evidently
a Jonah in camp.
| The letters I. o. o. F. on the
Odd Fellows hall, are the handi-
work of Jesse Harmon.
While in Boise City last week
Isidor Mayer bought and shipped
from that point, car load of hides.
DIR. A. F. Isham has purchased
the building on Front street now
occupied by his drug store.
Mike Devers and 2. S. Bar
mum, two handsome ranchers from
Sand Gulch, were in town Thurs
day.
Our friend Judge Stearns, of
Nampa, is enjoying visit from his
father, Mr.. NJ. C. Stearns, of Chi
cago.
| Tom Black returned from
Indiana this week, where he has
been with horses. He did well with
his stock:
Mrs. Howard Sebree and Mrs.
Isidor Mayer drove up to Boise
City last Tuesday, returning home
yesterday.
Tho Falk's Store school is as
yet without teacher. A good
teacher can secure a good situation
there.
| Mrs. Mary Cochrane, of On
tario, aunt of Mrs. T. T. Danilson,
has been sick the past two weeks,
but is now convalescing.
If Uncle Billy Dryden and H.
K. Hartley don't 60 a little slow,
charges will be preferred against
them in the Bachelors Club.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcintyre, Of
Cow Creek, Oregon, are visiting
their children, Milt Mcintyre and
Mrs. L. F. Cook, of Boise Valley.
Gov. Stewart is enlarging bis
ditch on the Payette near Falk's
Store. When completed it will
carry about 5000 inches of water.
Mr.. Nelson Philips, Of Iowa,
a cousin of Postmaster Bailey, ar
rived in Caldwell this week. He
is looking up a business location in
this country.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a
pleasant call from Rev. Hackman,
the new nj. E. minister located at
Caldwell. He comes to Caldwell
direct from Minnesota.
"A petition is being circulated
to have the Jordan Valley mail
! service increased to tri-weekly
1t is needed badly. Jordan Valley
is really entitled to daily mail.
The Idaho Mail is the name
of a new paper recently stated al
at Mountain Home. S. D. Taylor
is the candidate for wealth and
glory who nails his name to the
mast.
IS. F. Clancy, of Middleton,
one of Boise Valleys best ranchers
loaded two carloads of baled tim.
othy and clover hay at this point
last week. 1t was shipped to Noun.
tain Home.
The case of Levi ct al. vs.. F
r. Coffin & Bro, growing out Of
failure and assignment of J. NJ
Hagar, of Mountain Home last yeal
has been decided by Judge Weir il
favor of the defendants.
, DIR. L. F. Sifton, graduate O
Ann Arbor, Michigan, has located
for the practice of his profession ir
Vale, Oregon. Vale is to be con
graduated upon securing the ser
vices of frst-class physician.
Mrs. Salina Smith and Mis-
Leona Monroe, of Boonville, Mo.
arrived in Caldwell this week
and will make this place their flu
, ture home. Mrs. Smith is tn,
mother of G.. w. Snodgrass, one o
our valley ranchers.
. THE TRIBUNE has never before
experienced such rush of jot
work. The force has been in
creased, and the merry clatter o
the job press can be heard way in
to the silent watches of the night
There's no rest for the wicked.
We are panied to hear of thu
continued illness of Mrs. 8. II
Shepherd, wife of the editor Of th'
Vale Gazette. The trials of a coun
try publisher are plentiful enough
without having misfortune ente