The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-27
Farmers attend the meeting to-day
at the school house.


-Chas. Cakes has returned from the
mountains as brown as a berry.
&C. b. Marlatt has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, but is now
recovering.
Frank R. Coffin & Bro. have just
received the largest stock of Boots and
Shoes ever seen in Idaho.
Hon. Ned Curtis could make a
fortune as an lend man." He would
not need any make up.
Our $3.50 Mems Kip Boot is the
best value in town, see it before you
buy.-Frank R. Coffin & Bro.
The Boise ball nine failed to show
up last Sunday, so scrub nine played
the crack team and succeeded in doing
them up"
In spite of the fact that Caldwell
has averaged two new residences every
week all summer, there is not a house
for rent in town.
Monte B. Gwinn returned home
last Tuesday from Topeka, Kansas,
where he was attending the Soverei gn
Grand Lodge /. o. o. F.
For q limited tim the Mammoth
CyclopediG aoiU be giuen free to
eoery subscriber Of The Tribune aoho
aoiI pay one gear in Gdcd7ace.
There will be more straight tickets
cast ON both sides in Caldwell this
election than ever before, unless the
adage "that all signs fail in dry wealth
or" is true.
Hon. George Ellis, republican can
didate for the state legislature, made
THE TRIBUNE pleasant call last Sat
urday. Mr.. Ellis talks intelligently on
the water question.
Sherman Coffin says that he is
beseiged daily by persons who want
real estate in Caldwell The new town
company will undoubtedly do big
business as soon as they open up their
shop.
They are l,4O2,62O white Odd Eel.
lows on the globe-over quarter of a
million more than the next greatest
secret society. During last year Sc, 1856
241.S0 was expended for relief and fun
eral benefits.
"A young man by the name Of
Henry McCumpton, who lives in Boise
Valley, was accidently killed last Sat
urday. He was hauling lumber from
one of the High Valley sawamills, ant
something about his wagon give way
He lacked the wagon up and got under
to repair the damage when it fell oil
him.
The old familiar advertisement 0.
the Louisiana State Lottery will bt
: conspicuous for it's absence in thi'
paper in the future. Uncle Sam il
making it unpleasant for newspapers
which publish lottery advertisements
and we gracefully withdraw. From 1
moral standpoint we are glad; from ;
, financial standpoint,-w will miss j
II. Bates checks
Hon. Fred I. Dubois said in hi
speech in Caldwell that there was II,
complaint of the mail service in Idaho
Great Scott! We wish Freddy had t,
start an important letter out of Cald
well every day. Lately our service is
: triweekly. The eastern mail get
started on an average about three time
: a week. Afterwards he modified hi
: statement by saying if the service wa
: was not an excellent one it was not fth
fault of the administration, but of tn
mail clerks. Who hires, pays and in
{ structs the mail clerks Mr.. Dubois
VIII Grover Cleveland have to answe
for this also?
A movement is now on foot, wit
good chances of success, to start
gymnasium in Caldwell. A paper wa
: being circulated this week for charte
members and if thirty can be obtained
an outfit will be sent for and suitabl
building erected. This is splendet
" move. There are scores of stalwar
: young men in Caldwell who woul
make splendid athletes with practice
! and who are becoming round shoulders
for want of exercise. AS none of then
have the privilege of pulling Wash
ington hand press, we feel like we hay
a mean advantage of the boys, am
@ hope the gymnasium will soon b