The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
THE WEEKLY BUDGET.
Boring for Artesian Water on the Stra-
horn Place.
THE "HIGH LINE" CANAL.
DeLamar Resigns the Worlds Fair
Commission Emmett Mail Route
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< Jack Anderson is in Hoover's furni-
lure store.
The doctors report very little sick
ness in the country.
Jake Hamm has moved his family
from Emmett to this place.
Many farmers are burying their pota-
toes for the spring market.
w. E. Snodgrass is building fine
stone cellar at his residence.
Billy Hollenbeak purchased two lots
in the Dorman addition recently.
CT. Atkinson is at Mountain Home
putting up a house for b. L. Young.
Remember the sale of school lands
next Tuesday. See notice in another
column.
Little Cleo Lucus is sick with scarlet
fever. A very mild case and the child
in no danger.
An effort is being made to organize
social club and give a series OF dances
during the winter.
Quite a number of the "boys" went
to Boise City last Monday night to take
in the minstrel show.
The College of Idaho is meeting with
very flattering success, and is gaining
new pupils right along. ~
j. w. Hollenbeak is putting up a
neat cottage on the south side. l..
Tompkins is doing the work.
b. B. HALEY had shop full of fine
Snake river salmon this week. This
Office acknowledges courtesies extended.
The annual meeting Of the Athletic
club will he held next month, when
officers for the ensuing year win be
elected.
w. G. Dunbar uses chunk of silver
as big as an egg for a paper weight.
He got it off of Lorillard's climax
tobacco.
Joe Woodward was up before Judge
Beatty last Monday for obtaining goods
under false pretenses. Three days in
the county Jail.
Mrs. Senator Shoup has declined to
serve as a representative of Idaho on
the board of lady managers for the
Worlds Fair. Mrs. Straughan has
accepted.
This office will accept limited
amount of wood on account if brought
at once. If you desire to pay up in
this way, do it now.
When is that fire company going to
be organized? We couldn't very well
send to Nampa for their company
should a FIRE break out.
The Statesman says that there are
thirty-two prisoners in the county Jail.
That popular institution is growing
more in favor every day.
Two more car loads of machinery for
De Lamar and two for Flint will arrive
very shortly, the Forwarding Co. hav.
ing received the advices.
- Wonder if this dust is to last forever,
I or will we have rain this fall? This
weather is fine, but it is possible to
get too much Of q good thing.
Artesian wells is the theme about
town these days. Should q good flow
be struck on the StrahOrn place num-
Der of our citizens will have one put
down.
It is now claimed that Flint will soon
be a larger and better mining town
than De Lamar. They can't get too
many good mines in that country to
suit US.
Mr.. C. S. King or w. p. Richards
will call upon the enterprising business
mon and farmers Of Caldwell and
vicinity for subscriptions to their
paper, the Irrigation Age, in few
days.
On his return from Australia, John
L. Sullivan and his show will make a
tour of Idaho and Montana. The
Wardncr News says he is booked for
that town already.
Chas. II. Reed was at Mountain Home
Tuesday, boise City Wednesday, and
Payette Thursday. His legal business
keeps him moving, while his partner
Mr.. Dorman, seems to have his hands
full of Office work.
Monte b. Gwinn spent day or two
at Idaho Falls this week in the interest
of the Odd Fellows Home. he being
president of tho board authorized to
accept tho offer of that town for the
location if bona fide.