The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-28
GOOD AND BAD NEWS.
They Both GO to Make Up the Affairs
Of this World.
THE NEW ORGANIZATION.
Letters From Emmett, Falk's Store and
Parma. Two Narrow Escapes from
Fire,

Fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cakes, of Emmett,
/ were in town yesterday.
J" Mr.. NJ. H. Dryden, of Lower Owyhee,
was in town this week laying in sup
plies.
E.P. JUNIOR and wife were were regis
tered at the Commercial hotel last
Sunday.
Dan Levan, recently of Nampa, has
purchased one third interest in Idaho
Bottling Woks.
A. NJ. Cakes, who has been at De
Lamar for some months, is expected
home on Mondays stage.
JIM. Carter is quite sick at his resi-
dence. 1t is hoped by all that the spell
will be of short duration.
Quite a number of people from EN-
NETT were in town last Monday, attend
ing the Knox w ardwell trial.
The Democrat says Boise City is to
have foundry and smelter, employing
200 men, within the next few months.
There will be Episcopal services at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All invited.
J. H. Gwinn has gone to De Lamar
to accept a position with the De Lamar
Mercantile & Banking Co. He will
probably remain all winter.
Caldwell is to have lady physician.
Miss Rogers, medical graduate, has
secured apartments in the Masonic
building and will hang out her single.
Commodore r. J. Huff, of Riverside
ferry, was in town yesterday. Should
anybody be "shanghaighed" there will
r be no trouble in LOCATING the guilty
party.
Pease, of Parma, raised some of the
finest potatoes in the country this year.
lie holds them at double the prevailing
prices and gets it too. The best is
always the cheapest.
The Forwarding Go. received six car
loads of merchandise this week. The
business done by this company is
alarming in its proportions, and stock
in it is simply tout of sight"
We are enjoying nice warm autumn
weather in Idaho, while the east, GODS
country, as it is sometimes sarcastically
called) abounds in snow and ice and
wind and billiards. and "sich."
Wild geese and ducks fairly swarm
these days, and the local sports have
shooting to their hearts desire. B. b.
HALEY and ]. p. johnson went out tho
other afternoon and killed eleven geese
and wagon load of ducks.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give an apron social and oyster
supper on December 10. Supper will
commence at $50 and continue the en-
tire evening. We do not know ex-
actly what an apron social is, but will
bet it is worth going to find out.
Advertise your own town. No bet
ter way can be devised than by having
map of it printed on all your envol-
opes. TIE TRIBUNE is prepared to do
it at a very small cost. Let every let
ter you send out of town lend it's intlu-
ence toward building city. Call and
see samples.
The Kirmess under the management
Of Miss Helena Feauto, at the Athletic
hall, last Saturday night, was well
attended and gave general satisfaction.
Taking into consideration the short
time in which the young ladies were
drilled, their performance was very
cOmmendable.
NJ. Is. Gwinn, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Caldwell for
the past two weeks. returned to his
home in De Lamar last Wednesday.
Mr.. Gwinn made many friends while
here, who hope that he may again visit
the town at some future day.