The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06
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"A new supply of ladies oxford ties
at Cakes Bros.
Come where the groceries lie so
fresh at 1.-THE Finest"
MFR. R NJ. Bryant and family have
moved to Boise City.
Kent Galloway is seiously sick with
infammatory rheumatism.
Howard Sebree is making valuable
improvements to his residence.
MIR. E. r.. Mills, of De Lamar, spent
several days in Caldwell this week.
You can buy good tent and some
camp chairs at the Second Hand Store.
Mrs. S. H. Walker, of Boise City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rurrel
\ HALEY.
Hon. Lyttleton Price and Miss
Florence Hunt were married at HALEY
last Tuesday.
w. w. Dryden acted as Judge and
J. e. Rice as Clerk at the school cleo
ton last Monday.
Have you noticed those a la rose
corsets at Cakes Bros. You can find
them in cream and drab satin.
Time and tide wait on no man, but
Stiles & Dunbar wait on their Gus
toners and take pleasure in doing so.
"A. S. Robertson, DIR. J. N. Weston
and o. +. Person were elected school
trustees of the Nampa district last
Monday.
The Good Templars gave an ice
cream and strawberry supper in Rule
II Coles Office last Saturday night.
Besides having nice time they cleared
about $50.
Mrs. Chas. A. Hand and baby left
for an extended visit with her parents
in Indiana last Wednesday. The Col.
viii join the Bachelors Club during
her absence-provided he can.
-Weiser, Salubria, Huntington,
+ Baker City. and HALEY have been the
victims Of fire within the past eighteen
months. Caldwell should take the
lesson to heart-but she won't.
Mr.. J. c. Skinner and family left
Caldwell this week and will locate in
some Oregon town. The daughter,
Miss Jennie Skinner, was teacher in
the Caldwell school the past term.
Huntington, Oregon, was visited
by $4,000 fire last Monday, and that
the entire town was not burned down
is miracle. The Herald says the
burned block will be rebuilt this sum.
mer.
"A prominent citizen of Nampa
and soiled dove called McGinty had a
fight at that stirring town last week.
1t is said that the aforesaid p. c. got in
a scientific blow with his right and
down went McGinty."
The Telegraph Line between this
place and Silver City is now in rum
ming order and it is being extended to
De Lamar as fast as money will do it.
Then and not till then will the tele-
phone nuisance be abated.
There has been three cases of
drowning in the Payette river the past
ten days. The treacherous Snake
seems to be on its good behavior this |
spring, as the only victims it has re.
,odred so far is team of horses.
Considerable interest was taken in |
the election last Monday, about 90
votes being cast. The ballot almost
unanimously elected J. NJ. Martin.
Chairman; G. II. Reed, Secretary; aud
II. H. Jones, Treasurer We trust the
gentlemen will take some steps toward
identifying the school grounds ut
once.
Sidney Dillon, president of the L.
y. r. r., passed through Caldwell last
"Wednesday evening OH his special
train. Caldwcli's delegation, consisting
OF Howard Sebrec, $. NJ. Coffin and Nj.
b. Gwinn, were invited to the holy of
holies and taken to Weiser. We have
not learned whether they purchased
the road or not.
Mr.. Con Shea, the big Oregon and
Idaho horse and cattle man is up from
his California home, looking after his
interests in Owyhee. With q thousand
dead horses to charge up to his profit
and loss account last year, his last visit
here was not pleasant one for him;