The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-09-19

John johnson has sold his coal
agency to the Forwarding Go.
Write Rev. Boone for announcement
ana other matters concerning the
college. ~
Mr.. Chas. II. Reed purchased the res.
idence property of Thos. NJ. Kerr this
week. Consideration, $500.
The Water Company are LAYING
mains and putting in plugs at Iollen.
beak's and Campbell's corrals.
There is some rumor of $4,000 brick
hotel for Caldwell. TRIBUNE readers
will hear of it if there is any founda-
ton.
Work on the Forwarding Co.'S build
ing was delayed a couple of days this
week on account Of the lime supply
giving out.
II. d. Blatchley and Jas. II. Gwinn
will represent Caldwell Lodge No. 10.
l. o. o. F. at the Grand Lodge at Mos
COW next month.
John Morrison purchased a fierv
steed the other day for SIS. lie isnow
ASSooAs0lhS AOA q pair VI Hairy chaps
and hat with leather band.
The Caldwell ball nine will 90 to
Weiser tomorrow and of course do
valiant work on the diamond. One
fare for round trip. Go and cheer for
the boys.
At the time of his death in Boise last
Sunday Judge Gray was being treated
Tor alcoholism by an Illinois specialist.
The treatment consisted of hypodermic
injections the nature of which he did
not make public.
Gov. Stewart, of Falks Store. will
build a fine new dwelling on his home
place this fall. The plans call for d
main building 29x3O two stories and a
One-story addition 16x28. Jim Patton
has charge Of the work.
Large posters at various places in
town announce that Frank Melbourne
has contracted with the Nampa Board
OF Trade for half-inch of rain on the
END inst. The railroad gives special
rates to all those who want to take a
bath.
Five cars of coal arrived in Caldwell
this week and everybody is laying in a
large supply. There will be no expert
ences like we had last winter this wear.
Protiting by past experience we are
making hay while the sun shines, to
use.a new, trite and expressive simile.
The college will allow anybody to
give it name for $4,000. This is an
opportunity we long have sought to
make our high sounding name famous.
Up to date we have never been able to
palm it off on anything except an un-
suspecting female, but we will now be
in the swim as soon as delinquents
pay up.
The first fire that Caldwell has known
for a year broke out last Monday at the
residence of Chas. Sebree. The alarm
was given and the yard was soon filled
with earnest workers. The close prOx-
unity Of the irrigating ditch and willing
hands soon stopped the progress of the
flames. The damage to the house was
slight. The fire demonstrated the fact
that Caldwell people turn out and work
at a blaze like veteran tiremen, and no
building will burn if hard work will
save it. Mr.. and Mrs. Sebree are duly
grateful for the timely help extended.
Theyoung ladies who were with Capt.
Dorman's pleasure party are very
much excited over the diary found and
published by THE TRIBUNE last week.
and while none of them will claim the
paper they all look at each other with
suspicious eyes. Several of them have
attempted bribery and offered Col.
Hand 1925 to procure for them the
Later they have made
advances to the postmaster and are
making reckless propositions to gain
the coveted paper. The gentlemen also.
Hank Dormnn, have joined
the Washington Detective Agency and
swore over the bones of an old mule to
unravel the mystery. This paper, like
all other manuscript which reaches this
Office, is sacred and will remain in the
" strong box" until claimed by the
owner. Meanwhile The TRIBUNE
detective will keep his eye on all move
ments having the possession of this lit
erary gem for their object.
Our Nampa friends have guaranteed
Rain Maker Melbourne $500 to give
them a shower and we learn the date is
set for the END inst. This is probably
Ill eight. but we cannot see where $500
worth OF benefit ia to be derived. The
crops are all harvested and we will soon
have our regular fall rains to wet the
range and insure winter feed for stock.
Even it Melbourne can make it rain
We would not give him u years sub.
'cription to THE TRIBUNE for a rain
It this time of year. 1t looks very
much rs though our friends up the
rack are doing little advertising in an
Unique way, and the Progress suggests
hat Caldwell and Boise City help pay
'Or it. Of course if Melbourne makes
t rain at Nampa we will have to invest
n umbrellas at Caldwell, as it would