The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
NO, a..


Mr.. Merritt is building neat house |
lust back of the Caldwell Lumber Com |
panys yards
There is a number of building |
schemes on foot which win materialize |
next spring.
--Isidor Mayer has moved into his
new quarters and makes most hand
some showing.
DIR. Isham is beginning to move
his drug store into his new quarters.
lie has handsome store.
Born, near Notus, Idaho, on Octo-
Der %, 1880, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bozarth, ten-pound boy.
Before buying your stoves call at
Gwtnn's and get his figures on the
Acorn, the best stove in the West.
John Lamb, an old newspaper man
and an able journalist, has leased the
silver City Avalanche for four years.
The proprietors of the new stores
complain that customers keep them SO
busy that they have not time to fix up
You should see those new and
elegant Heating Stoves at Frank r.
coffin & Bros. They are works of art
The brick work is completed on
. Brown Bros. new saloon, and the car
penters and plasterers are hard at
work.
Just received at Caldwell Lumber
Co.'S yard, a Car of sidewalk lumber.
TO and get what you can use without
any waste.
Constable Blanchard had Davie
,,McAuliffe, of Emmett, in Boise City
this week on charge of insanity. He
was discharged.
Prof. h1cKanlass, the banjo knight
of the world, and his Genuine Colored
Specially Co. at the Commercial Din
ing room this evening.
Mr.. Ed. Simpson, of Knoxville,
Iowa, arrived in Caldwell last Sunday
and on Monday morning took posi-
ton at one of THE TRIBUNE's cases.
Found, near the Potter school
house, last Monday, good coat and a
pair of gloves. Owner can have same
by calling at Bentley AIelvin's ranch
and paying for this notice.
C. B. Marlatt purchased two lots
at the upper end of Front street this
week, and has brick on the ground for
a new residence. This will be the
first brick residence in Caldwell.
F. Hoffer, whose mind has entirely
failed, wandered away from home the
other evening and was not found until
the next morning. He laid out in the
sage brush exposed to the cold all
night.
Died, October 81, 1880, James Nc
Clelland. Deceased lived near EN-
NETT, was about sixty years of age and
native of West Hebron, New York.
lie was. highly respected in his neigh
borhood and his loss will be keenly
felt.
Chief Justice Beatty has decided
that the location of the county seat of
Logan county, which was voted at the
last election and located at Bellevue,
was legal and must 60 there. An
appeal has been taken to the supreme
court.
"A car of coal was stopped on u
side track in Caldwell an hour or two
the other evening. A business man
whose place of business is close by, but
who shall be nameless, saw the snap
and proceeded to take advantage of il
in the most approved style. He board.
ed the car and fired Off coal until the
honest sweat coursed down his cheeks
in perfect whirlpool. Satisfied with
his nights work he went home to sleep
that sleep which only comes with the
consciousness ofhaving well performed
ones duty, intending to return early
in the morning and lock up his treas
ure. At sunrise he fastened to the
spot wpere he had labored the night
before, took off his coat, spit on.his
hands and made a dive. for his coal
pile. But it had vanished as summer
dream-there was not even speck of
dust left to prove his midnight revel
eight hours before. For moment he
stood as one suddenly bereft of mind,
then he slowly retired behind eonyen-
lent building and kicked himself thor
sughly, while in stove not more than