The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-02-27
The MAN ABOUT TOWN.
4 Dull Week Generally, But Every
body Hopeful.
SPRING IS HERE AT LAST.
Interesting Items and Local Happen.
ings-The Fireman's Ball Success
Notes About Peoples.

Notes About Peoples.
J.B. Wright Jr., visited Boise City
this week.
Brunt Young and his bridge outfit
were in town this week repairing tho
water tank.
Miss Denton, a niece of Mrs. J. E.
Stearns, of Nampa, visited Mrs. c. II.
Sebree this week.
Ernest Boone went to Portland last
Sunday to see the elephant and to visit
his brother Bob. Ns
Miss Ollie Lucus, who has been visit
ing with relatives in De Lamar, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. w. P. Carter lies very sick at
her homo on Front street. All hope
for an early and complete recovery.
The many friends of Jake Fulmer,
of Nampa, will be pleased to learn that
he is the father of bouncing baby boy.
The Athletic club dance next Tues
day evening will be grand event. 1t
will only cost you 81 to 60 and be boy
again.
Jim Trainor, who has been at Bliss,
Idaho, for several months, has returned
to Caldwell and will run the railroad
pump.
Miss Elsie Wardwell returned from
San Francisco this week. She left her
brother Park at that place under medi-
cal treatment.
T. w. Boone has made application to
become member of the Happy Faith
er's Association. 1t is quite likely that
he will be admitted.
Billy Hollenbeak lost combination
10. o. F. and Masonic gold pin the
night of the fireman's dance. The
finder will confer favor by returning
same.
Postmaster Bailey took run over
to Reynolds creek last Monday, return
ing Tuesday. He says the roads are
dry and the grass peeping up in that
section.
The roai grade on Kimball street
near r. E. Miller's place has washed out
The town would save a good deal in
reputation and possibly some in money
to have it fixed up at once.
Since our last issue, we learn that
the new Nampa railroad company has
succeeded in procuring a whole dozen
long handled shovels of the best make
and that the directors soon intend to
make dirt fly.
The De Lamar Nugget is very live
ly corpse. 1t is no sooner buried, than
it resurrects itself and goes to work.
Hon. Guy Newcomb has taken charge
of the paper, which guarantees its con.
tinued excellence.
Mr.. w. II. Eddy is agent for an ex.
ceedingly good book and will soon call
on the people of this vicinity. The
merit of what he offers ana the extreme
ly low prices should secure for him con.
sideration and large trade.
The Caldwell Fire Department has
requested The TRIBUNE through It's
columns thank all who 80 literally pat.
ronized their ball and say they will try
and prove they IRE not ungratefu' by
giving the town tho best protection
possible.
Real estate has been more lively In
Caldwell the past week than for one
year. Several deals were consummated
and several more are on. There is con.
siderable talk and agitation and should
the spots on the moon be right. there
will be considerable dirt change hands
in the near future.
The fish season has arrived. Last
Monday wagon load of Salmon came
over from Snake river, and on the top
of the load were two sturgeon which
weighed 400 pounds each. This Is no
fish or railroad story and hence no dis
count on the statement.