The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-27
Fine cigars at Isham's.

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Our sister town of Payette is agi
Eating the question of incorporation.
Stiles & Dunbar deliver goods pur.
chased of them to any part of the city
Ready mixed paint at $500 and
1925 per gallon. at Wrights Drug
Store.
Hoover handles the New Home
Machines, Oils, etc. Call and
see them.
You can find an elegant assrtment
of Gents Furnishing Goods and Cloth
ing at "'rhe Finest"
District Attorney c. NJ. Hays was
in town last Wednesday investigating
the McCune.Sullivan stabbing ARRAY.
The Moscow Star has again changed
hands and is a democratic paper again
1t is one of the best of our exchanges
Mrs. S. NJ. Coffin and her two bows
left last Sunday for the Boise Hot
Springs, where they will stop few
weeks.
Mrs. F. L. Olmstead gave a pleas.
ant tea to her lady friends Friday, the
18th inst, and on sunday entertained
Caldwell's young people in the same
Are you going to the ball next s t.
urday night? Go to "The Finest" and
buy one of those fine neckties. War
ranted to insure you a partner for every
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Hill gave very
pleasant. young peoples party last
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Belle Bishop. 1t was one of the social
successes of the season.
w. d. Evans and VIM. Falls, two
more candidates for the Sheep Mans
Exaggeration Society, were in town
this week. TO be Sheep Man is
greater than King in this country.
"A young chinaman shot and killed
an eight-year-old boy named Willie
Otto, at Boise City last Tuesday. The
,oroner's jury were unable to deter
mine whether or not the shooting was
accidental. The Chinaman had made
lis escape.
Mr.. Davis, a brother of Mrs. w. p,
Carter, arrived with his family in Cald-
we'll last Wednesday. They came
lirectly from Illinois and come with
he intention of making Idaho their
'uture home. We hope they will find
sufficient inducements in Caldwell to
emain here.
"A petition numerously signed by
he citizens of Payette and Caldwell is
'eing circulated and will be presented
o the Board of Pardons, asking the
'ardon of Joe Atchison, better known
IS "Sheep- Herder joe" 1t will be
that he shot man at Pay
tie about a year ago, and although he
vas sent up, it seems to be generally
Omitted that he acted in self.defense.
he man he shot completely recovered.
Sherman Zehner came down from
.ong Valley this week, at which place
q is running store. lie is also post
,aster ut Van Wyck, the most import
mt place in Long Valley. He informs
HE TRIBUNE that the people of Long
ALLEY are going to celebrate in grand
lyle on the Fourth; that the valley is
'oking fine and prospects tlattering;
nat railroad surveyors are now ut
'ork in the country in the vicinity of
10 Payette Lakes; that lumber can be
nd for ~ per 1000 feet and that the
'untry is settling up very rapidly. Mr..
elmer started back Friday morning
'aded with supplies.
Marshal Galloway had quite an
lperience in arrestirg a drunken man
st Wednesday. lie had the gentle
an by the coat collar and was leading
i'm quietly to the lookup, when he
lddenly turned and struck the marshal
playful blow behind the ear. Com
g as it did, unexpected, our valiant
'ace preserver went to grass but
'tained his hold OH the prisoner and
llled him over on top Of him. The
'is0ner continued the attack and sue
eded in tearing the marshal's shirt
off of him, but about that
me Galloway brought his trusty cane