The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-29
Great Excitement at Weiser.

VEtat EActlpHIeHt 1t NclSeTs
Special to the TRIBUNE.
WEIsER, Nov. 25-Rumors are afloat
that car of coal was left at Payette
last week. The widest excitement
prevails. Knots of citizens are gath
cred on every corner discussing the
matter. 1t is proposed to send dele
cation to Payette to investigate.
e. B. Tage, for long years the
trusted clerk and agent of the different
stage and express companies in Boise,
resigned on the first of the present
month and accepted a more lucrative
position in the store of +. r. Coffin &
Bro. The railroad played sad havoc
with the stage business in Idaho as it
has elsewhere. With it's advent lines
were driven off and old time drivers
and express messengers compelled to
seek other employment. AT this place
five big coaches used to daily lumber
in and out, but the Oregon Short Line
finally knocked them all out but the
one between here and Boise Basin
Boise Democrat.
Return of the favorites, Bob and
Eva Mckinley, Musical Comedy Co.,
Friday, December ), with all new Spe-
cialties, Songs, Comedys ETC., at Browns
new Hail. AS the McGinleys will
only appear one night, and always give
us good, refined entertainment, they
can count on big house. Seats on
sale at the postoffice.
Charles II. Reed was over from
Caldwell yesterday, and consulted
Homer Meyers in reference to forming
a State baseball league next season.
He says that the Caldwell Athletic
! Club has commenced. the erection of its
club house, and hopes to have it finished
in reasonably short time.-Boise
Statesman.
1t will be good policy for our bust
ness men to watch their property
pretty closely. The postofiice at Poca-
teuo was burglarized short time ago,
and another safe attempted, but in the
latter case bullet from the pistol of a
clerk who was sleeping in the store,
scared the thieves away.
1t is probably unnecessary, but we
consider it our duty, nevertheless, to
call the attention of the newly mar
ried people to the fact that it is an
utter impossibility for any one to keep
house without THE TRIBUNE. A GER
titicate guaranteeing long and happy
life goes'with every subscription.
Why not buy your Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes of a house
that makes speciality in every line.
We can give much better assortment
and lower prices than can be found
elsewhere. If you try us once, you
will go no other place. Cakes Bros.
The Gem Saloon, recently opened
up in the room vacated by DR.. Wright's
drug store, by j. M. Martin, is now
open to the public, and liquid refresh
ments will be served to all who have
the necessary bit. See "ad" in an
other column.
Miss Lulu Sebree had a severe
attack of neuralgia this week, but we
are pleased to say she is now recover
ing. This is severe blow at the Jap
anese style of weddings and a triumph
for the old reliable cook book system.
DIR. Stalker, the dentist, has finely
furnished apartments in the Masonic
building, and talks to the people in
this weeks issue.
Eva MCKINLEY next Friday night
at Browns Hall. Go and hear this
popular favorite.
Taxes become delinquent on De-
cember 8. After that date costs will be
added.
Some very pleasant offices are being
fitted up in the new Mas onic building.
j. w. Hollenbeak was in Boise
City on business this week.