The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-09


Wiling Wheng Whoop
CaldWellS in the soup
A little fire came along
And got in fine scoop.
There was little town and it had q
little stree 9.
And the buildings were made Of wood,
wood, wood,
And fire came along and burned the
building, up
For the ptople didn't fight it as they
should, should, should.
Since the successful trip Of the
Snake river steamer, Norma, from
Huntington to Seven Devils landing,
there is u great deal Of speculation on
the part of certain newspapers as to
whether or not Weiser, Caldwell,
Nampa and other towns will put rival
steamers on the river to capture the
Seven Devils trade. Up to this date
Caldwell has not been in the Devils ex-
element, but now we expect to lead.
The latest improved machinery has
been ordered for Steavenson's Goose.
punt and it will soon be plying the
roaring Snake for commerce instead of
geese.
Mr.. Green Adams took his family
to De Lamar last week and returned
to settle some business, after which he
will join them there. Green can tell Of
the wonders Of the DE Lamar mining
country in a very entertaining manner,
and as his assertions are all backed up
by facts, they make quite an impress
sion on the speculative mind. As THE
TRIBUNE has said before, the great
Seven Devils mining country is mot in
it" when compared with old Owyhee's
hills.
The Idaho Falls Register gives
description Of machine which, it is
claimed, will save the -four gold of the
Snake river bars. We trust the machine
will be success. as there are untold
millions in the bars of the Snake and
Boise rivers. Several "sure thing"
machines have been tried in this vicin-
ity, but all have failed.
John Loser, one of the tramps held
for throwing Brakeman Shullenberger
under the wheels of q moving train
near Glenn's Ferry. last winter, has
been acqitted in the district court at
Mountain Home.
The Caldwell cornet band will give
a picnic at the Dorman ranch Sunday,
the 10th. Everybody is invited. Don't
forget the baskets. The band will fur
nish lots of music. Will leave town at
10 q. m.
The Coffin & Northrop Co. are
expecting another car Of those magnifi-
cent Schuttlcr Tubular axle wagons in
few days.
If you want a pair of boots or
shoes cheap and have got the coin you
will not fail to get them ut F. r. Coffin
& Bros.
1T is said by some who are thor.
oughly posted that should a fire break
ont in Caldwell tho band stand could
be saved.
Mrs. Gree returned to Silver City
last Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Moe,
accompanied her as far as Nampa.
lis not THE Tn1nuNE's predictions
regarding the Athletic club coming
true US fast As lime will let it?
"A grand display of Millinery goods,
new and stylish, sold at eastern prices,
at the Picnic, Boise City.
The Miller Lawn Mower at The
Coffin 4 Northrop Go. is the latest and
best. Prices the lowest.
If you have any property for sale
do not forget Reed and Dorman, Real
Estate agents.
Save money by calling at the Picnic
Boise City, before you make your pur-
chases.
"A daily stage is now running from
Weiser to Seven Devils.
The Picnic-Main st., Boise City,
Idaho.
Strawberries soon at Billington's.
Wright has gasoline for sale.
Bailey, the smoke vender.
Fine Candies at Isham's.