The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-27
MO. SO.

Farmers meeting to-day at the
school house.
Gene in early and vote often next
Wednesday.
The voting in Caldwell precinct
will be done at the school house.
An elegant line of Gentlemen's
Hand sewed shoes just received at
Frank r. Coffin & Bros.
II. w. Boone, VIM. Kinkaid and
a. A. Hoover are judges of the election
IN this precinct. Good, honest men.
Guy Flenner, local editor Of the
Boise Sun, spent day or two in Cald-
well this week. He is taking vaca-
ton.
j. o. Baker, our next county treas
urer, was in town a short time last
Thursday. Mr.. Baker is making an
effective canvass.
Bros, Steunenberg have changed
THE CALDWELL TRIBUNEto five-col-
umn eight page paper and it is one of
the brightest, ablest journals in Idaho.
Rocky Bar Bulletin.
California Dick" the noted tramp
print, blew into THE TRIBUNE office
last Wednesday and worked long
enough to enable him to get on "high
lonesome"
Rev. r. NJ. Gwinn and family
passed through here last Sunday, bound
for Union, Oregon, where he has
charge of the Methodist congregation
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. G. L. Alley, the wife of our
esteemed station agent, and two sons,
arrived in Caldwell last Tuesday from
the east, where they have been visiting
relatives. And Alley gracefully wears
a 9x13 smile.
The family of Rev. J. S. Anderon,
the new NJ. e. Pastor, has arrived
From all appearances Rev. Anderson
is a worker and will undoubtedly
infuse new life into the Methodist con-
gregations at this place and Payette.
j. E. Smith, formerly of this place
but now of Long Valley, is a candidate
for county commissioner Of Boise
county. Jim is a republican of the
blacklist dye, but he will make splen-
did officer just the same, and we hope
he will "get there
There was certainly hoodoo on a
= passenger train which passed through
here this week. The train was wrecked
nine times between Cheyenne and
Baker City, and in seven of the wrecks
one or more lives were lost. This is
the story Of passenger who will vouch
for its truthfulness
--Robt- Noble, the man of many
sheep, called on the THE TRIBUNE last
Tuesday and laid in his winters supply
of reading. lie says grass is getting
little dry this fall, but thinks that if
the republicans ticket rs elected on
October LIST everything will be lovely.
The unterrified, unwashed. un.
patriotic, unclean, untruthful and
naughty democrats will be out in force
next Wednesday. Those who heard
and believed the republican orators who
have been spreading the gospel here in
the past few weeks, will certainly take
to the hills for their lives.
20 Fred J. Keisel, of Ogden, and o
party of Utah Capitalists, have lately
secured an option on the Owyhee
Ditch. This property is in Malheur
county, Oregon, and the ditch covers
all the land on the Oregon side OF
Snake river between the last canyon OF
the Owyhee river and Ontario It is
one of the best irrigation schemes of
the west.
The democrats OF this precinct viii
run Swain Beatty and a. T.. Galloway
for Justices of the Peace and John p
Johnson for constable. 1t is ticket
that will be elected. The candidates
are so well known i'll this precinct tina,
1t is unnecessary for THE TRIBUNE to
say anything in their behalf. Judge
Beatty has already held the Office foi
four years and has given universal
satisfaction. Mr.. Galloway is old and
experienced, has good knowledge OF
law, and will make fair and impair
tial judge. AS for John johnson, hi
is one of Caldwelfs best and most
i, sturdy young business men. There i:
no foolishness about him. and if hi