The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-08-15

afternoon and evening.
--McLain makes cabinets photos at
$500 per dozen. Qsoise.)
Work is in progress on the founda-
ion Of ID. ID. Campbell's new livery
stable.
The sale of town lots at Pocatello |
closed last week. 1850 lots were sold
for $4,000.
Mrs. II. N. Cakes, of this city, is
attending the NJ. f. Conference at Boise
City this week.
-Mesdames Moe, Roberts and Picard
this week from visit with
friends in Silver City.
Sec that fine parlor set at Hoover's.
1t would look fine in your home and
you can got it cheap.
w. E. Mostly and wife returned
from Owyhee, this week, where they
have been spending the heated season.
There is excellent music at No. 9
every evening. A couple of artists
with the violin and piano do some very
fine work.
H. r. Stevenson returned from
the eternal hills last Monday, but his
companions are still jerking venison
and picking trout.
j. w. Hollenbeak and Isidor Mayer
went to De Lamar and Silver City last
Sunday. Mr.. H. brought his wife and
child back with him.
w. W. Dryden, who has been visit
ing his daughter ON Reynolds creek for
the past few weeks, returned home last
Sunday. He enjoyed his visit hugely,
and tells some wonderful stories about
the Reynolds country as wheat pro-
ducer. We would rather he would tell
them than us.
The Statesman has a scheme
whereby the population of Boise can be
doubled, by merely building fourteen
miles of wagon road. Give Monte
Gwinn the same opportunity to double
Caldwell's population aud he will under
take the job, with twenty miles thrown
in for good measure.-Nampa Leader.
The "only Hagel' made another
fine balloon ascension and parachute
drop Sunday evening. 1t was very
pretty act and accomplished safely. 1t
seems as though Hagel did not make
the ascension as advertised in Boise,
and those vino contributed are justly
wrathy. As far as the ascension and
drop are concerned, Caldwell has no
kick coming. He did all he agreed to in
that line.
-Si. Morrow and Frank Huntington,
two popular citizens of Caldwell, were
in town yesterday. The citizens of that
rustling town hold tho former gentle
man in grateful remembrance for keep
ing them from freezing when the rail-
road refused to deliver coal in Caldwell
last winter. 1t is said that he has been
known to rustic five wagon loads from
passing freight trains in one night, and
could half empty a car while an engine
was taking water at the tank.-De
Lamar Nugget.
THE TRIBUNE begs to acknowledge
complimentary ticket to the Sixth
Annual Fair of the Bingham county
Agricultural Association. The premi-
UNI list is also before us. This is, so
far as we know, the only Fair Associa-
ton in Idaho, which has made a sue
cess of the business. 1t will be held Mt
idaho Falls on September 10th to 1871,
inclusive. and will be well worth the
time and money OF anyone interested in
Idaho Agriculture. Go aud see what
sage brush ground can do.
"A dispatch from Bellevue to the
Salt Lake Herald recently said that
the HALEY and Pocatello ball mines
would play ON certain date for the
championship of Southern Idaho. We
wonder where they got the champion
ship to play for when it is held by the
Caldwell nine, and has been for over
one year. Last season Boise City
defeated both HALEY and Pocatello
and Caldwell defeated Boise City two
out of three. Caldwell has not yet been
defeated this year, gaining easy victo.
ries over Weiser and Nanpa, the only
games played. Although every effort
has been made to arrange a game with
Boise City, they seem to have had
enough and will not play. Caldwell