The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

- Observation-Disclosures
| -ovcr 100 pair spectacles Just re-
celved ut Mrs. \. N. Stark's Jewelry
Store.
Mrs. J. W. 1Io!lenbe,k has been
visiting Mrs. Sands, Of Sands Basin.
the past week.
-Postm .ster Bad'ey went down to
Payette last Wednesday to see real
live boom.
The Idaho FallS Register SAYS u
fine son WIS born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Cowden on the 9TH inst.
Our stock of wall paper and paints
is complete. You build the house we
do the rest at Wright's Drug Store.
Il have recently purchased 90 Solid
Gold Rings at reduced rate which
will sell accordingly. To be convinced
is to call and examine. Mrs. A. NJ.
Stark.
Two horses belonging to Frank
Gilbert and Tom Roman were drowned
in Boise River near Nathan Hultz's
place one day this week.
Fletcher Lovejoy, Billy McLaugh-
lin and z. =. Barnum were in town
Wednesday buying overcoats prepare
tory to starting in on their hay fields.
The Railroad Company, not having
sufficient track room for the increasing
business of Caldwell, are putting in a
side track down past the section house.
-Enterprising rustlers for trade have
had the street sprinkler decorated with
glazing advertisements, and now as it
moves down the thoroughfare it not
only disseminates water bat also
information to the possible buyer.
A car load of concentrates from
the Flint mining district were received
by the Forwarding Go. this week, and
will he shipped to Denver. Mr.. NJ.
Leecll, manager Of the Flint Mining
Co., will yet bring out that camp in
fine shape.
. Capt. j. w. Plummer, the efficient
manager of of the DE Lamar mine, and
Messrs. Mills and Chadbourn, of the
same place were in Caldwell day or
two this week. Business relations
between the two places will soon be
more closely established than ever.
We have received the first number
of the Payette Independent, published
at Payette, Idaho, by Venable 4 Pas
coe. 1t is neat all-at home paper and
worthy the support Of the people of
that enterprising town. We suppose
that Pascoe will look after the funds
and that Venable will keep his eye on
PascOe."
Huntington, Oregon, was visited
BY another fire this week. It will be
remembered that they had quite a
serious blaze week before last, destroy.
ing $4,000 worth of property. This
last fire was less serious, but about
$1,000 went up in smoke and favora-
bio wind saved the town. The Herald
says it is tho work Of fire bugs"
John Mcmahon, another dealer in !
sheep and wool, whose headquarters
are ON Succor creek, might have been
seen on tho streets of Caldwell last |
Tuesday. Besides being a successful |
sheep man, John is something of a
slack wire performer, being the only
man who ever "cooned" wire across
the raging Snake. For particulars see
see sman bills and old files of The
TRIBUNE. He says being reader Of
THE TRIBUNE helped him in this
gymnastic feat more than anything
Else.
The Sheep Mans Evaporation
society, which was organized by Capt.
Packard several years ago, and was
chief liar while residing here, has been
in full bloom the past week. Major
the wool buyer, has succeeded
% the vacancy caused by the removal
If Packard, and Col. Stevenson, of
The Forwarding Co. and Gorhman, of
he e. II. l. & p. II. r., have been
admitted as honored and worthy mem.
'ers. Altman, Nc Mahon, Isaac, JUNIOR l
md Noble, all tried and true members,
at in the magic circle the other even
ng, and turned loose the flood gates of ,