The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24

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Cupp has been very sick, but is now
Services in the NJ. E. church. to.
morrow, both morning and evening bv
Rev. McCane.
Columbus Ayers died of typhoid
fever, at Star, last SATURDAY.. Sympa-
thy to the bereaved is extended.
B. T. Young and wife were in town
last Sunday. Mrs. Young took in the
ball game while Brunt went to Sunday
school.
Fred Zwicker has purchased four lots
adjoining his corral Of the Town Com
pany and is enclosing the same with
high fence.
One car of machinery for De Lamar
and a car and half for Flint arrived
last Thursday. Those rustling camps
keep things moving.
Mine Host Cole says he has Insult.
Gent room to accommodate the travel.
ing public. Every night no is COM
PEELED to put weary travellers in the
The town surrendered to the Good
Templars this week. One saloon man
says that if they don't eat any more
than they drink, another raid would
break the town.
Hosea Eastman, of Boise City. and
F. L. Olmstead, our popular road mas
ter, took their shot guns and went after
ducks one day this week. And they
got them too.
Charley Peterson, of Lower Boise.
says the commissioners will act fayora.
bly, on the Parma bridge petition in
January as he was SO assured by eyery
member of the board.
d. B. Hill, the brave, valiant and
gOOd-lOoking sheriff of Elmore county.
was nOSing around in Caldwell last
Wednesday. The city marshal nut on
several extra police during his stay.
The Forwarding Co. have received
and delivered 154 tons of coal so far
this month. 1t begins to look as
though the usual coal famine will stand
a poor show in Caldwell this year.
Joseph Atchison, John Tracy and II.
l.. Hardy, three TRUSTEES" of the Idaho
penitentiary, escaped last Friday. The
state board of prison commissioners
have offered reward of $500 for their
arrest.
The l. 0. O. F. delegates arrived from
Moscow last Saturday. They report
that place a booming town and the
country lively. They also speak in the
highest terms of the treatment received
while in the queen city of the north.
Con. Shea delivered 500 head of beef
steers at the Caldwell stock yards Tues
day of this week, to buyers from Salt
Lake City. They were shipped to Chi
cagO. They came from the Owyhee
range and were in good condition.
Warden Mack, of the penitentiary'
was in Caldwell Wednesday of this
week directing the movements of Col.
George Frederick Hinton, and Guard
Alex Roberts, whom he had searching
tn. Snake river valley for the convicts
that escaped last Saturday.
Lyman Hayhurst, who was crushed
in a mine near Rocky. Bar recently,
was brought to Caldwell last Wednes-
day by DR.. Smith for consultation with
DR.. Maxey. He is badly crippled and
has commenced suit against tho COM
pany for $4,000. Hope he will get it.
Three business houses were broken
into ut Boise City last Wednesday
morning, and something like $500 was
stolen. The Statesman says the work
was done by expert safe crackers. THE
TRIBUNE has hired an armed guard to
watch its strong box" from 8 p. m to
7 q. m.
p. II. Lannan, principal owner and
manager of the Salt Lake Tribune,
spent few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Cnas. II. Sebres, of this city. Mr..
Lannan is one of the best newspaper
men in the west, and should he ever
want a job, The TRIBUNE will give
him chance.
DIR. Smith, of Mountain Home, was
in town Wednesday. He says the con
tract has been let for one of the great
reservoirs near that place, and the
prospects are correspondingly bright
ened. The people Of Mountain Home
are stayers and deserve all the pros
perity their splendid country is capable
of giving them.
A two year child of Mr.. and Mrs.
LOpeman fell into Indian creek Tues
day Of this week and when discovered
was apparently lifeless. Hard work
and medical skill, however, brought
back the fading spark and the child
is doing well. The parents are to
be congratulated upon the very narrow
escape of their child.
At the hat trimming contest at the
Presbyterian church last week, Mr.. J..
c. Rice won the first prize and Mr.. A.
A. Hoover won the BOBBY prize. We
understood that the ladies were to wear
the hats to church last Sunday, but for