The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-13

them, If Mother Eve cOnld see the
display at the fruit stand she would do
the same thing over again.
MI A.. H. Barnes, formerly station
agent at this place, arrived home last |
Sunday from trip through the east.
1t is more than probable that he will |
take charge of Gwinn's branch store at
De Lamar. Mrs. Barnes is still visiting
relatives at Oak Grove, Missouri
DIR. W. C. Stalker would have the
readers of THE TRIBUNE remember
that he is still in Caldwell, with full
equipment of dental instruments and
materials. He is here to stay, insures
all work and will be pleased to see any
and all who may be in need of dental
service.
Will Maxey has taken the oath of
allegiance to Uncle Sam, and become
Post Master Badley's deputy. The T.
NJ himself is becoming somewhat rat
tied over an approaching event which
shall be nameless and feels the need of
a good and trusty assistant, And he
got him.
Read the advertisement of W. E.
Snodgrass in this issue, and when you
want good easy shave be sure and
call on him. He has got in another
chair and now runs two chair shop.
The only public bath room in town is
also found at his establishment. Read
his advertisement and see what he has
to say about his patent hair singer. 1t
is great discovery.
The east-bound passenger train
3 wrecked about one and one-half miles
t this side of Ontario last Monday night.
An axle broke and threw the train off
f the track, demoralizing seversl cars
4 pretty badly and completely demoish-
q ing $50 feet of track and grade. No
4 one was injured; and outside of delay
v ing travel some twelve or fourteen
hours, the only sufferer was the railroad
. company, which don't count
n The official census gave Boise City
e 1892 population and if the indignant
'. citizens of that place could get their
y hands on the census enumeration there
would likely be lynching bee. The
e Boise papers backed by the Board OF
70 Trade, loudly claim 1900 at the very
). least. THE TRIBUNE is of the opinion
-. that the census taker is nearer correct
>, than the indignant citizens of the Cap
ital City. The Board of Trade has
II ordered another count on their OWL
= responsibility.
" S. r. Taylor, Editor of the Noun
v tain Home Mail, came into TIL
a TRIBUNE Office during the absence o.
the editor last Tuesday, but departed
before we had a chance to gaze on hi
- handsome phiz. (Being a newspape
g man he must necessarily be handsome
:. This is the second time that Taylo
= has been in town and made good hi
:, escape before we got our eyes upol
;, him, and this hide and seek game i
becoming monotonous. Welltake hi
trail some day and stay with it until HI
. is run down.
. Mrs. Isidor Mayer went over Il
N | oliNSl WV biilo "SSA w VIZ "ii'eo Oh
n could for Julius Isay, her nephew, VIII
!, is dangerously sick. AS win be see
:, elsewhere in these columns his sickness
: has entirely destroyed his mind and h
is for the present raving maniac
q Julius Isay is one of Silver City's bes
81 and. .ns6sv honorable young men, an
O. hissevere affection is sincerely regrette
d by all. His friends fondly hope, how
y ever, that with returning health hi
IL mind will again become sound an
. clear.
=. A drummer by the name of #.
u Elliot, representing himself to be tray
!, cling for Chicago glass house, got
70 team at the 0wyhee Corral q sttol
u time since, saying he would be gon
three or four days. Some five or 81
days later Mr. Hollenbeak got lette
s, from him stating that he had bee
a called suddenly to San Francisco, an
a. that the team was at Weiser. 1t ais
'p requested him to send his bill to tn
ut Baldwin House, San Francisco. Bill
Id got his team all right after paying COZ
is siderable expense incurred, but b
rk wasted several postage stamps in sent
1t. ing bills. Mr. Elliot was evidently OF
ne of those absent minded men, who TO
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