The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-23
SOME APRIL SHOWERS
Of NeVsy Notes from The Tribune News
Mandatory.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT co.

A Cigar Factory for Caldwell-High
License Sustained and City License
RENTED One. Half.
Hon. H. X. Hartley visited Boise
City this week.
Brice Shipley, Lower Boise war
horse, was up Monday.
Mr.. D. Knox, a leading Emmett citi-
zen, was in town Monday.
J. H. Gwinn, Of De Lamar, is ex-
pected in Caldwell this evening.
Parma was ably represented by Mr.
Tom Andrews, last Wednesday.
Come out to the base ball meeting
next Wednesday night. The pennant
must stay at Caldwell.
John 7. Morrison, Caldwell legal
light, graced the court room at Boise
City last Wednesday.
The county commissioners of Bing-
ham county fixed the assessment at 50
per $1OO-a decrease of ten cents.
Judson Spofford, J. Mcmahon and
E. p. JUNIOR were handsome and able
trio from the capital last Sunday.
DIR. Maxey was called to Marsh p. o..
Tuesday evening to SEE William Marsh,
who is quite sick with spotted fever.
P.D. Athearn, the veteran freighter,
merchant and all-around pioneer, was
in from Jordan Valley last Saturday
Mrs. Gaylord, of Salt Lake City, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. &. II. Sebree, of
this place. Her many Caldwell friends
are pleased to see her.
Capt. J. M. Bernard, the popular
landlord of the Interstate Hotel a.
Nampa, and his estimable lady, honor.
ed Caldwell with visit last week.
A meeting of the State Board OF
Commerce is called to meet at Poca-
tello, May 6. 1892, to consider what sup
port the Board can give the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. Frank Fordyce, young gentle
man who is very popular with Caldwell
young ladies, and gentleman too fol
that matter, was in town several day.
this week.
A most cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to attend the various ses
sions of the ministerial association il
Caldwell during the 4th, 9Th and 6tf
of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crete, of Silver
City, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
S. N. Moe, and husband. They have
many other friends in Caldwell wht
are always pleased to see them.
Rabbit & Mock, of Nampa, have ;
complete set of abstract books fol
Caldwell. You had better get an alb
stract of your land and probably saw.
expense and trouble in the future.
The cattlemen's congress will NEE
at Ogden, Utah, April Goth and Both
promises to be a very successful meet
ing. A rate of one fare for round tril
from Idaho points has been granted.
Messrs. James Kimsey and Rilo,
Cox have cleared an immense body OF
land just over Canyon hill. II yol
want to see what can be done with sag,
brush land just take walk over there
The Gypsy and musical entertain
ment at the Presbyterian church las
Wednesday evening for tire benefit OF
the college, was largely attended. Tn,
audience was pleased with the per
Torrance.
At the republican primary las,
Saturday to elect delegates to atten(
the convention to-day, the following
were chosen: w. G. Dunbar, s. NJ
Coffin. +. Il. Hardy, II. II. Jones, L. ID
Potter, ID. d.. Campbell.
Charlie Cakes. representing Oake'
Bros, is rustling in Silver City and d.
Lamar this week. He will gladden. tn,
heart of many an Owyhee maiden will
his beautiful samples and low prices
Cakes Bros. are strictly in it" when i
comes to fine dry goods.