The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-20
10. 80.

Miss Elya Kriss, of Ontario, is Wis.,
Ing with Mrs H. n Cakes this week.
Fruit oil all kinds and in any guam
lily at the stand.
-Rememeber that you can get fine,
mesh bread at the fruit stand.
The Masonic building is now COW
cred and the inside is rapidly progress
ing
EYou can't make THE TRIBUNE
mad by offering to pay up. That has
Sen tried too often.
Read our Boise communication in
bis issue and learn what our neighbors
pre doing in social way.
8 Pete Steunenberg, of the States
Nman, is playing the gentleman around
N TIE TRIBUNE office this week.
You can get over 1900 pages of
useful information free by paying one
year for THE TRIBUNE in advance.
Mr.. Chas. A. Maskrey, formerly
foreman of the Idaho Statesman, has
accepted a position on the Idaho Mail
Last Thursday NO mail was thrown
off or taken on by the east bound train.
Our mail service is becoming rotten
again.
Riley Cox wishes to express his
thanks to the citizens who extinguished
the fire on his premises last week, dur
ing his absence.
1.-THE Hornet" is new illustrated
weekly published at Boise City, in the
interest of the Republican Party. 1t is
bright, spicy publication.
T. w. Boone says the bears are
killing cattle up near High Valley. 1t
seems as though the Caldwell bear
hunters did not catch them all.
Swain Beatty lost the little arrange
ment which holds the music for his
cOrnet, and would appreciate it very
much if the finder would return it.
"A. II. Barnes left for De Lamar
last Wednesday to take charge of
GWinn's store at that place. The peo-
pie over there will find Mr. B. gentle
man.
Mr.. J. McNish, formerly of Emmett,
but now of Placerville, called on THE
TRIBUNE last Monday and renewed
his allegiance. Mr.. McNish is still
teaching school.
Post Master Bailey started for
Squaw Creek last Tuesday for short
vacation in the mountains. He took
his postal guide with him in case he
should get lost.
e. e. Maxey started for Chicago
last Wednesday to take his last course
of lectures in medicine. When Ed.
returns ne will undoubtedly bring his
''sheepskin" with him and we will all
have to call him Dr.
May, the Portland cattle buyer,
shipped $50 head of beef cattle from
this place last Monday. He got them
of John Strobe. 1t is a notable fact
that no more beef is being shipped east
from this valley, it all goes to the west
ern market.
Gen. Roberts said in his speech at
Caldwell, that every Mormon was a
democrat How about those Mormons
down in Wyoming, General who not
only voted the republican ticket them
selves, but had their wives, their moth.
ers and their aunts do the same thing.
---"Rube" Robbins and George Petten.
gill, republican candidates for sheriff
and assessor respectively, took smile
with THE TRIBUNE last Saturday and
several smoles with the 'boys" the
night before. Did they make Any
votesp We viii answer after October
gentle reader.
THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE comes
tous in anew and improved form. We
congratulate THE TRIBUNE on its
physical improvement and sincerely
hope il viii continue in the line of
advancement by becoming Republi.
can, as all good Democrats are inclined
to do.-Malad City Enterprise.
Rev. George Buzzel!e has resigned
his position in the ministerial work here
and expects to leave shortly for Boston,
Mass, where he will take another year
in school. Rev. Buzzelle has won |
warm spot in the hears of the people |
with 1ubopa he hoe han,,