The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06
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Communion service at the Presby.
terrain church Sunday at II 80 a. m.
DIR. and Mrs. Maxey attended
Memorial Day services at Boise City.
Coffin 4 Northrop received another
car load of Schuttler wagons this week
Ladies should see the dry goods at
"The Finest" before purchasing. Styles
and prices to suit all.
Our stock of wall paper and paints
is complete. You build the house we
do the rest at Wright's Drug Store.
Mrs. W. r. Carter made business
trip to De Lamar this week. That
camp will bristle with spring bonnets
now.
Will Caldwell celebrate the glorious
Fourth? From present indications it
does not look as though the latent
patriotism would be aroused.
The reservoir recently completed
near Nampa has been named Lake
Ethel. The Progress says it has already
become quite a pleasure resort.
The school election in Franklin
district last Monday resulted in the
election of II. S. Bown, Chairman; G..
j. Dobson, Clerk; J. Howard, Treas
urer.
The boat building craze has struck
the young men about town and he who
is not thoroughly familiar with all the
different parts OF boat and can't chew
navy plug tobacco is not in it at all.
The Bachelors Club has received
very serious charges against John
Steunenberg from branch Club in
Iowa. It is said he left that country
under very suspicious circumstances.
Some old mossback at Boise City.
who is afraid his sun dial will become
worthless property if standard time is
adopted, gets in silly roar at Caldwell
and Nampa because they are progress
i've towns. lie had better trade his
hour glass for Waterbury watch and
fall into the procession.
The great ball games recently
played by Boise City and Pocatello are
hardly worth the dignity OF the name.
When the score stands "a to 80 it is
painful evidence that neither club can
play ball and should not be reported.
Still some papers we could name crow
over these school house games as
though they were meritorious.
Postmaster Bailey received word
this week that the letter boxes and all
other necessary articles for the free
delivery system had been shipped, and
as soon as they arrive the mail carrier
will be started on his rounds. Caldwell
will then have the only free carrier
delivery in Idaho. First in war; first
in peace and first in the heart of the
postotiicc department.
"A few months Ego a gentleman of
foreign descent by the name of A.
Buckhart arrived in Caldwell. He was
! shoemaker by trade and in some way
obtained the ear of VIM. Seibenberg, ST.,
md poured therein a tale of woe which
Melted the old gentleman's heart. The
'esult was Mr.. s. advanced the gay
$500 to buv Eli Wilson'S shoe
hop and necessary stock. No sooner
lad Buckhart obtained possession than
le got boiling drunk, and is probably in
he same condition yet. He has again
lrifted out into the cold. cold world
While Uncle Billy holds the sack The
moral Of this tale of woe is that aid
nd sympathy are wasted upon nine
enths Of the people seeking it,
"A Jordan Valley correspondent of
he Silver City Avalanche writes as
ollows concerning Caldwell and her
eading mcn:-"I'hc reason l didn't
Iaterializs last week was ! was gone.
hat is was gone to Caldwell. l went
yer on my own FREQ will and accord,
MI u four.hocse team. Caldwell is
ute lively place and has an immense
rade, and the business men arc glad of
;. Wool is going into Caldwell at a !
ap:d rate and the warehouse will soon
Q full. So will a great many others. |
got acquainted with some of the most |
rominent men, among whom was
Hogan the stiff" lie is one of the
lOst unrescrved and vivacious men /
YER met. His musical voice, which