The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14

at does not seem right said u mer.
chant to The TRIBUNE this week,
"that we should sell potatoes and but
ter to farmers. Men come in here who
have hundreds of cattle and buy butter,
and we have many customers who buy
potatoes and at the same time claim
they have land which will raise 400
bushels to the acre." There is much
truth in this and shows that as yet
Boise valley has not been farmed at a
This winter weather in February.
contrary to all precedent, is accounted
for in this way. Last Saturday nigh,
Mr.. W. L. Steunenberg arrived from
Iowa bringing with him trunk full 0.
assorted Iowa snow and billiards
Before he could be restrained, be hat.
turned them loose, and the mischief
was done. There is some talk OF lynch
ing him. :" ~. !,
Rev. Hicks, Baptist minister of
this place, with the assistance Of sew
eral other minister's. have made an
attack on. old Satan's bplwarks and are
in hot shot every night. The
meetings are well attended and inter.
esting. Go and get a little of the NC
sin Of ages washed off of
you. You will be better for it.
Seven Devils must be a wonderful
country. The papers of Baker City,
Huntington, Weiser and Payette all
claim that it is directly tributary to
those towns and now even Boise City
has entered the ring. Between them
all that country is being well adver-
tised. .
The new serial story, "a Dead
Mans Vengeance" will end next week,
when another equally interesting will
commence. These stories are short,
running through about four papers,
and are highly interesting. Don't fail
to read them. &c.,.
-Messrs. Moss and McGlinchey, of
Payette, were in Caldwell last Saturday.
The gentlemen were on their way home
from Boise City, where they had been
pressing Payette claims for the Agri-
cultural college. ...
Where, oh where! is our water leg
islation? The farmers are uneasy and
thinking. 1t is a bad sign for some
people when farmers get to thinking.
That is what was the matter with John
J. ingalls,.
THE TRIBUNE publishes a CORES.
pondence on the Athletic Club this
morning. 1t is, perhaps, somewhat
overdrawn, but contains some excel
lent suggestions.
"A barrel of kraut arrived in Cald-
one day last week and only lasted three
days. However another barrel is on
the road and will be here in a few days,
at Stiles 4 Dunbar's.
Two lots in the block above Collins,
known as the park, were sold for $1,000
each this week, to an Omaha man. He
intends putting up mammoth hard
ware store.
Supreme Court is in session at
Boise City. Sol. Hasbrouck, defeated
for Clerk of Courts, in this
county, was appointed clerk of the
supreme court.
The Nampa Progress suggests
Syringa Philadelphus coronaria) which
n common, ordinary, North American
English means the Lilac, as the state
lower. Not bad. ...
Rule says that Sidney will be the
county Seat of Butte County. And
low the question arises, where in thun-
Ter is Sidney?
The new benches for the Presbyter-
an church have arrived and are in
'lace. They are neat, handsome and
Billy Isaac and Tom. Kerr took in
he capital city last Sunday. Mr.. Kerr
ave Mr.. Isaac the lay of the irrigating |
litches.
&C. II. Sebree and VIM. Lemaster,
# Caldwell, were here on business
last-Payette Transcript.
The next session of the Grand
lodge l. q. Il. T., will be held in this
ity, October %, 1891.
"A fine line of gents neckwear at |
titles 4 Dunbar's. The "tinest" ever
hOwn in Caldwell.