The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

Bailey, the smoke vender.
A barrel of mixed pickles at "The
Finest"
Miss Elsie Wardwell, of Emmett.
was in town Thursday.
Caldwell presents quite a lively
appearance these days.
Grant U. Hess has succeeded Ronny
as editor of the Idaho Falls Times.
Mr.. P. A. Devers was up from
We;ser last Sunday visiting his family.
Con. Shea, the cattle king of
Owyhee, was in town few days this
week.
Miss Lille Lauer, of Payette, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. lsidor Mayer, of
this city.
If you want to learn how to pro-
cure lot for nothing, see Reed &
Dorman.
The county commissioners have
raised the rabbit ear bounty from three
to five cents.
Mr.. &. F. Brown went to DE Lamar
last Wednesday to visit his boys at
that place. He will be gone a week or
two.
Tom Alley fell from q bicycle and
severely cut his hand on an old bottle.
Surgical skin will probably make it as
good as ever.
Fine, Finer, Finest; cheap, cheaper,
cheapest; good, better, best. There is
Il beautiful moral in the foregoing:
hunt for it.
Dan Wootan formerly of Caldwell.
has been appointed constable of Squaw
creek precinct by the commissioners of
Of Boise county.
The Statesman says Geo. Pikewein,
Of Caldwell, has taken out a saloon
license. If this means Gus Rikewine
he has sufficient grounds for libel
suit.
Ten large freight outfits loaded at
Caldw ell yesterday morning for De-
Lamar. It would appear that Cald-
well is doing her share of the forward.
ing.
Mrs. Thomas, of Council valley,
was in town this week laying in sup
plies. The people up in that country
are evidently finding out the CONNER
cial center.
-Payette is now an incorporated
town. The board Of trustees are Peter
Pence, A. b. Moss, D. $. Lamme, and
Mark b. Palmer. Caldwell sends con-
CALCULATIONS.
An exciting horse race between
kelley's horse Theodore" and a Jor-
dan Valley horse, for $50 a side, is
billed to take place about an hour after
we go to press.
Mrs. c. Ellington and her son Arthur,
went to Tacoma this week, The latter
is very sick with dropsy and the trip
is made in the hope that something can
be done for him.
ALI Of the Caldwell saloons. i'll
number-have taken out the county
license imposed by the last legislature.
The main points of the law are printed
elsewhere in this issue. 81
-Four thousand and five hundred
pounds of quicksilver for the De Lamar
mine was received by tho Forwarding
: %. this week. A special stage taking
200 pounds was sent out Wednesday
night.
The Forwarding Co. have changed
their plans somewhat and are making
the cellar for their new brick the full
size of the building 5Ox1OO. The OK.
cavation il almost completed and work |
on the rock walls will commence soon. !
Mrs. Robt. Mcclure has been sick
at the residence Of her father, G. w.
Cess, for the past two weeks. Her
friends throughout the entire
valley will be gratitied to learn that
she is reported much better and win
soon be entirely well.
AT a recent meeting of Mountain
Gem Lodge No. 3, X. Of y. tho follow
ing officers were installed: w. V.
Turkey, q. G.; John Steunenberg, v. c.;
ID. ID. Campbell, rrelate; Chas. II. Reed,
n. Of II. 4 s.; II. W. Dorman, NJ. of E.:
Chas. II. Sebree, NJ. Of II.