The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

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the contract for seven miles of the Pay
cite ditch.
The contract for the Hook & Ladder
truck has been ratified and the same
will be shipped from Minneapolis ii
about ten days.
Messrs. John Mcmahon, E. P. Junol
and Bob Altman, a handsome and YER
satile trio, were in Caldwell last Mon
day.
! Mrs. Walker, of Boise City, who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. b. HALEY
of this place, has been quite sick the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore enjoyed a
visit from Mr.. G. d. Ellis and also theil
daughter, Miss Edith, of Boise, the
first of the week.
Miss Liza Moore, has been at De
Lamar for the past eight months, re-
turned home last Wednesday. Many
friends welcome her.
The Nasty of Emmett, II, H. Fulton,
shed one of his large and superior
smiles in this office last Saturday. He
also shed $5-but that's another story
Mr.. L. A. York, of the Avalanche
passed through Caldwell last Wednes.
day. We cannot see why York passes
all the pretty girls in Caldwell to 90 to
,Weiser.
A fratsrnal visit from Jake Horn, of
the Nampa Leader and o. w. Smith,
Of the Boise Bindery, was highly appre-
ciated last Saturday. They were both
delegates.
Jno. G. Rice, of Morrison & Rice, has
gone to Jordan Valley on business, and
will probably be gone until June. The
people over there will find him gen
tleman.
We acknowledge very pleasant call
from Mr.. A. E. Gipson, of tho Common
wealth, last Saturday. The fraternity
is always welcome at THE TRIBUNE,
and Mr.. G. especially SO.
Mr.. A. G. Mcdonald, of Caldwell, has
been installed as book-keeper and
cashier for the De Lamar NJ. & b. Co.
Mr.. McDonald's family remain in Cald-
well for the present.-De Lamar Mug
get.
S. W. Eccles, General freight agent
U. P. R. R., with headquarters at Salt
Lake City, visited Caldwell last week.
AS he did not call on THE TRIBUNE
for advice, we presume that matters on
tho road are running smooth.
Ed. Hayes, who has been clerking in
Caldwell for the past year, left for
Emmett last Monday, which place he
will make his future home. 1t is whis-
pered that he will lead one of Emmett's
fairest daughters to the altar in the
near future.
Mrs. Muma. mother of Mrs. d. S.
Brown, who has made her home here
for the past two years, has gone to
Washougal, Washington, to live with
her daughter, Mrs. Marshal. She car
ries the best wishes of many friends.
Mr.. J. H. Gwinn came over from De
Lamar last Saturday. His arm has
been going like pump handle ever
since, and he has not got half way
around yet. Aside from an elegant
crop OF 'gall-ways" Jim is as natural
as ever.
Morris Stiles and E. G. Hill returned
from their Washington county trip
They could get no further
than Council Valley on account of the
snow. 1t is needless to say that thew
benefited both themselves and Cald.
we'll by their efforts.
Among recent additions1o De Lamar
people are John Zehner and family,
who have taken up their abode in the |
residence recently occupied by Fred
Jordan. Mr.. Zehner is clerk in the |
Dig store, and they are more than wei |
come to De Lamar.-De Lamar Nugget.
MIR. B. b. Baker, a brother of Mrs. G.
L. Alley, returned from short trip to
Missouri this week, bringing with him
me of the most charming young ladies
If that region as happy bride. Mr..
Baker is well known in Caldwell, and
friends congratulate him and wish the
'ride much joy. He will take charge
II the section between Nampa and
Boise City.
Ralph Cakes returned Thursday
rom Glenns Ferry, where he has been
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