The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-21
WHOLE NO. 376

-B. Y. Hampton and Charles Spears,
two miners, were buried in q snow
slide near Ketchum recently. When
exhumed, both men were dead. Mr..
Hampton was brother-in. law Of Mr..
VIC. Dunbar, of this city, who went to
Ketchum at once on receiving the tele-
gram. He will take the remains to Salt
Lake City for interment.
M. J. Devers, the jolly bachelor
rancher of Sand Hollow, returned this
week from months visit with rela-
tives at Scranton, Pennsylvania. Mike
had lots of fun, and somewhat changed
the program by not bringing back
fair daughter of the Keystone State.
The Bachelors Club is jubilant and
talk Of great jollitication.
"A gentleman just returned from
Boise City, reports the prospects for
the division of the county still favora-
BILE. Representative Ballentine in his
bitter opposition, has now only one
adherent, and he is a sheep-herder and
supposed to be on the verge of the
jiggers. ...
Mrs. E. &. Hill and Mrs. s. M.
Coffin entertained a number of their
friends at cards, at the residence of Mr..
Hill, one evening last week. An ele-
CANT lunch was served during the even
ing, which was wisely disposed of. It
was very enjoyable affair.
Eli H. Wilson has sold his shoe shop
to Mr.. A. Burkhart, and will give poses
sion the Goth inst. We are pleased to-
state that Caldwell will not lose Mr.. Will
son and his family, as he intends remain
ing in town until next fall, when he will
on his ranch under tho Sebree ditch
The weather clerk must have a.
hoodoo in his Office, as this is most un-
like ordinary February Idaho weather.
As the Statesman would say there must
be yellow clarionet in the weather
bureau orchestra.
The friends of Mrs. c. A. Hand
filed their lunch baskets and made q
raid on Washington Heights last Thurs
day, completely surprising her. She
rallied her forces, however, and enter
tanned them graciously.
An editor who started a little paper
five years ago is now a millionaire.
Nothing is impossible where industry
and economy are combined with good
looks. He married q rich wife.-Baker
City Reveille.
w. 5. Bailey & Co. have just re-
ceived an invoice of the famous Singer
Sewing Machine>Oil. It is the best
ever produced. Save your machines
and make them run light ahd easy by
using this oil
Owing to our unparalleled mail
service, THE TRIBUNE failed to receive
its letter from Boise City this week.
However there has been very little
done in the legislature.
| Caldwell has always been badly in
need Of complete and new stock Of
Mems Hats. Cakes Bros. were equal
to tho occasion, and have opened up q
big assortment.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bennett, Of Pocatello,
superintendent of the bridges on tho.
Idaho division, was in Caldwell last
Tuesday.
-Straws show which way the wind
blows, Watch the "Finest" and you
win learn where most people do their
buying.
MIR. H. n. Coffin, cousin Of Sherman
NJ. Coffin, spent several days in Cald-
well this week.
For fine suit of Gents Clothing,
60 to Mayer, he has the largest and
finest stock in Idaho.
Tho ladies of the the NJ. E. Church
took in $24 at their supper Thursday
evening.
| Henry Dorman's land adjoining
Caldwell is being surveyed, presumably
for town lots.
-Messers. Grant Whitney and T. F.
Williams, were in town q day or
two this week,
Ito and see the mammoth stock Of
Boys Clothing just received at Mayors.
-Gen1 Cartee. of Boise City, is in
Caldwell under medical treatment.
Try our pie fruit in gallon cans, it
| ia tho NEiuoof" Sti1os G NnnhQr.