The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-20

AGAIN.
The man who traded his oyer,,r,t
lor linen buster missed it badly this
season.
DIR. Stalker's dental Office will IN,
open only on Saturday of next week n
he will be out of town.
The Board of Trustees have made
a start toward fire protection. Now
let company be formed as soon AZ
possible.
John L ,cus has pet bear which
is quite an expert wrestler. Why not
match him against local talent on tho
Fourth.
Don't delay if you want to take
advantage of THE TR1BUNE's ue-
mlums. They are liable to be with
drawn any day.
1t Is not often that we hear grovsl-
ing ON account of too much rain in
this country, but that seems to be tho
program just now.
e. L. Cole, of the CONNER .ial hotel.
has let the contract for two samna,
rooms to be built on to the hotel. Cose
is bound to give the best of accommo-
dations at any cost.
&C. Il. Smith, the wellknown ranci,ev
in ends to start for Kansas next week
to look up some farm property he is
getting on a trade for his Dixie ranch.
II things are satisfactory he will moyo
his family.
Mr.. e. II. Washburn, of Polk cou,,-
ty, Missouri, arrived in Caldwell lss.
Thursday on trip combining business,
sightseeing, and a general inspecti<x,
OF western 1daho's mining ard agricul-
tural possibilities.
The farmers on Dixie are making
arrangements for grand picnic cele,-
bration on the Fourth. c. w. Cooper
has been invited to deliver the Grafton.
and has the matter under advisement.
We will venture to say that those who
attend will have good time.
-Children's Day was observed last
Sunday at the Presbyterian and Bap-
fist churches. The churches we most
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
interesting program carried out at
both places. The attendance was large
and the little ones covered themselves
with glory as with flowers
Who built the fine opera house.
established the electric light and tele-
phone systems, gave us our water
works and are building the big bank
and electric street railway? In short,
who are putting up all the big build
ings,are at the head of all the important
enterprises? Nobody but the old
mossbacks; but they are not growing
over it, Democrat.
&C. b. Steunenberg, of Boise, arrived
in town on Tuesdays coach and will
take charge of The Recorder Office AZ
foreman. This young gentleman is 4
BROTHER of the Steunenberg Bros, edit
ors and proprietors Of the CALDWELL.
TRIBUNE, and comes highly recon-
mended as thorough practical printer.
and we expect to enlarge and improve
this journal under his management
Salmon City Recorder.
Ice cold soda water at Isham's.
Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts and Miss Alice
Mckenzie have undertaken the work
If raising money to put an iron fence.
around the Canyon Hill cemetery, and
intend to solicit subscriptions for that
object in Caldwell and up and down
he valley. This is laudable object
md all can afford to give something:
Ie. lis protect the graves of the dead
rom rowing stock. The ladies are
laving excellent success, and will
undoubtedly accomplish their object.
F II at lsham's.
Mr.. +. II. Mills, of the De Lamar
lercantile Company. returned here
friday night and has set himself to
york at putting things in shape to
ush the business Of the company. In
ur next issue we will give n general
utline OF what the company intends
o do in the way of building up their
usincss here. The company is COM
osed Of strong men, backed up by
mple capital, and all of the men have
ITS of rustic in them. Mr.. Mills says
nat a railroad from here to the Seven
'evils country is ameng the immediate
lie and other parties