The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-04

Seeds, seeds-fower, vegetable
and garden-at Little & Blatchley's
drug store.
&C. S. Mcconnell is Assessor for
this section this year, and is now at
work. We shall bury the "strong
box" until he gets through.
Outside of the Caldwell and
Nampa delegations, there were
very few strangers in Boise City at
the Inauguration of Governor
Shoup.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John brennan died last
Wednesday. The little one was
laid to rest in the Canyon Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. C. S. Scott received a
dispatch from Montana that her
sister was dangerously Ill, and
took Tuesday evenings train, for
her bed side.
Adrian Cakes bought a ticket
for Chicago Thursday night, and
will spend the next thirty days in
the wicked east. We wish you a
gay time, me boy.
"A drunken man fell off the
side walk ON Front Street into an
irrigating ditch. Crawling pain
fully out of the mire he looked up
at the by-standers with a penitent
air and said: "Exchuse me, (hic)
gentlemen" He was excused.
The new Whitley Mowers and
Binders at Howard Sebree Co.'S are
the finest machines ever brought to
market. They are made of solid
steel throughout and have many
valuable improvements possessed
by no other machine. Call and see
them.
THE TRIBUNE is trying to get
into its new quarters and conse-
quently asks the kind indulgence
Of its readers for week or two.
We have got the finest printing
Office in Idaho, and when we get
settled again, will give you pa
per to be proud of.
Mr.. S. E. Brinsdon, of Falk's
Store, was brought to Caldwell this
week where he could receive care
and medical treatment, he having
been very sick for some time past.
He WAS under the care Of the Odd
Fellows, and at his request, they
sent him to Winnemucca Thurs
day, where he has a sister. The
poor man can live but few weeks.
The Caldwell band headed the
inaugural procession at Boise City,
last Tuesday, and did honor to the
position. They are fine looking
body of men, anyhow, all tall. ro-
bost and well-buiIt, and in their
linen busters and plug hats they
looked like a mammoth aggrega-
ton Of giants. They elected many
and were given three
times three on various occasions.
The Dubuque Times has the
following to say of Prof. Martin:
Last night the hall was packed from
center to circumference, and the
cry was still they come. Such
houses testify abundantly as to the
ability of the professor, and shows
him to be one of the cleverest per-
formers of the age. Admission
25cts., children 15cts, reserved seats
Scots, for sale at Little & Batch
Iey's drug store.
H. W. Dorman, Swain Beatty,
al. Kaufman, Ed. Maxey, Ralph
Cowden, Henry Blatchley, DR..
Pefferle, Hardy Maxey, Carl PETER
lee, s. N. Moe, NJ. B. Gwinn, Sam
Hartkopf, Byron Frost, All. Steuny,
6. W. Frost, Billy Isaacs, Chris.
Fahy, c. Ii. Reed and wife, Mrs.
Blatchley, Mrs. Kaufman, Miss
Lille Dorman, and Misses Ada
and Ida Frost, of Caldwell, were
II Boise City Tuesday to help
naugurate Governor Shoup.
For the benefit of tax payers
We will explain that the hospital
AK" means poor farm tax. The
county has no hospital, but the
AK which goes to keep up the poor
arm is given that euphonious and
ligh-sounding title so as not to
,rate harshly on the ears of those
Who seek its sheltering walls. I'm
ortunate people will die before
hey will go to the poor house I'M
ess it is supported by a hospital
AK" Vanity, vanity, all is van
ty.
Little Carl Pefferle, the boy
drummer of the Caldwell band, |
vas the great attraction at Boise |
5ity on Inauguration day. He was
continually surrounded by crowd |
# admiring ''kids" who We'd each |
'ther to do him honor, and if per-
nance he favored one of them
With look or word, the fortunate |
'oungster was the acknowledged |
hief and at once began to put on
irs and scowl at. his less favored |
Carl handles the
ticks with considerable skill.
Our public school closed last
friday. We have had by far the
est school this winter that we
yer had. Prof. Martin and his
BILE assistant, Mrs. Wheel, started
lto the term under many diff
ulties, but SO well have they filled
heir respective positions that we
ave not heard a single complaint,
nd the schools have been well at
ended and interesting the entire
,rm. We are pleased to state