The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-19

We call attention to the all. of W. W.
Wood this week. 1t speaks for itself.
Read it.
Entertain ment and Christmas tree
in the Presbyterian church Christmas
eve. All welcome.
Mrs. A. G. Mcdonald and children
arrived from Missouri last Friday.
They are living in the Jones property
on End street south.
We don't know who the Caldwell cor
respondent to the Irrigation Age is,
but we notice he seems to think
TRIBUNE locals make a fairly good
letter.
Three hobos attempted to steal pair
of pants at lsidor Mayors last Wednes-
day, but 1sidor was using his eyes and
caught them in the act. All arrested
and in Jail.
Hon. ID. L. Bailey, of Hunter, was in
town two or three days this week.
What sin that he don't live in Canyon
county. We dislike very much to leave
as good man in old Ada-but they
need them.
Rev. J. s. Mccain, of Caldwell, was a
caller today. He has wheeling
for the craft, having passed through
some of the trials and tribulations that
encompass the life OF newspaper man.
-Payette Independent, Dec II.
w. F. Schnabel has accepted a posi-
ton with the Forwarding Co. He has
coiled up his lariat, gently laid away
his spurs and quirt, knocked about
three inches off his boot heels and will
rustic freight instead of cattle.
Z Bill Schnabel says that the range
across the river is infested by thieves,
who boldly drive off horses and cattle.
So far they have been successful in
their depredations, but should the cow
boys succeed in catching q rustler,
there is likely to be hanging bee.
Skating is the fad IN Caldwell. The
several ponds close to town are COW
cred by hundreds of merry skaters
the moonlight nights. Old and young
alike take their chances on the treach-
erous runners, with varied results. If
the craze keeps up much longer the
babies will learn to skate.
The First National Bank of Caldwell
will take the place of the Stock Grow.
ers & Traders Bank about January 10
1892. The necessary money has been
put up and a charter applied for. The
directors of the new bank will be How
ard Sebree, G. II. Sebree, w. r. Sebree
S.M. Coffin and NJ. 3. Gwinn. Howard
Sebree will be president and W. r
Sebree cashier.
The Chicago Comedy company
played to good houses on Thursday an(
Friday evening, on the first occasion
producing "Davy Crockett" and las
night "My Partner" The company il
strong one throughout and the man
agement is all which could be desired
They carry their own scenery and thei
costumes are many and elegant. Mis-
Lizzie Lingham, the leading lady, ha
completely won the hearts of Caldwell
amusement loving public by he
superior acting, while Mr.. Franz
Cleaves and Horace Ewing come il
for share of popular favor. The SUP
port is good. Tonight "Fate" will b
the play, and tomorrow night "Wido,
Bedott" will be produced and those VIII
enjoy good laugh can have it. Satul
day afternoon matinee for ladies an
children will be given.
Wednesday evening Capt. Bernard
accompanied by the society editor c
the Leader, visited the Masonic lodg
ut Caldwell, for the purpose of seem
the third degree conferred on II cand
date. There were forty members {
the fraternity present. many of thel
, being visitors, and the manner
= which the work was done, would be
credit to any lodge in the state. Cal,
we'll has the reputation OF being no
pitable, and on this occasion they full
sustained their previous records. q
( the adjournment of the lodge an Oyst'
l supper was one of the features, ar
j. was greatly enjoyed by all presen
}, Bert Venable, of the Payette Indepe1
2 dent, positively refused second dis
: OF course the reputation of Mann