The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-01-23

'hone, was in town a day or two this
week.
Uncle Dryden says he is in favor of
\ White Cap organization to compel !
widows to marry
Rev. Geo. BuzZell called on THE
TRIBUNE Thursday and spent a pleas
ant hour swapping lies with the editor.
Monte B. Gwinn says that Caldwell
ought to get on move for the govern
ment experimental station. And he is
right, too.
Geo. Little, manager of the Forward
ing company, is quite sick with asthma.
While possibly not dangerously i'll, he
suffers untold agony. All hope for a
rapid recovery.
Rev. J. =. Morris, and family, of Star.
are visiting relatives in Caldwell this
week. The Rev. is helping DR.. Mccain
stir up the sinners of Caldwell at the
NJ. f. revival meetings.
Frank Olmstead, the popular road
master, has connected his residence
with his Office at the depot, by tele-
phone. 20 as busy a man as Olmstead
this will be a convenience.
The Central Lumber Co. says that
after February l, they will charge %
cents breach nothole. having reached
the scientific conclusion that the hole
will last LONGER than the board.
Uncle George IIolbrook is down from
his Squaw creek ranch and will remain
in this neighborhood for three or four
weeks. He is still preaching Jefferson
ian simplicity whenever opportunity
offers
And now the North s; South railroad
has called meeting for the purpose of
obtaining depot grounds in Boise City
and Nampa. Nothing was said about
securing a site for the machine shops
in Caldwell
J. NJ. Ballentine, of Star, is down
500 feet with his artesian well and still
going. Mr. Ballentine is to be com
mended on his perseverance, and for
the sake of China we trust he will
| find water soon
Hon. +. Ramsey has sold his Poca,
tellO Tribune to j. J. Guheen, assessor
and tax collector of Bingham county
1t is said that {. f. Arney, of Idaho
Falls, will have editorial charge of the
paper. Here's big bumper to the
success of all.
Coils Stevenson and Hand have
opened subscription paper for volun
teers to fight Chile. 1t is thought that
Caldwell can furnish two full regi
ments on three days notice. Boise sc
far has only one volunteer. Caldwell
in the lead, as usual!
J. w. Lamoreaux, an old newspaper
man who laid down the shears a few
years ago and attempted to lead al
honest life on farm, has returned tt
his first love and is now editor of thu
Idaho Falls Times. 1t is hard for al
old dog TO learn new tricks.
A family in destitute circumstance!
near the wagon bridge were discovered
by some Cal'iwell samaritans the othel
day, and their immediate wants wer,
relieved. The recording angel dom
write all records from Caldwell on thu
| uronO c;Io IF tina lad Dor
Caldwell is getting to be quite tow
of blooded dogs. The man who doe
not own u 800 canine is not in it t,
speak of. c. Il. Shaw received two fin,
ones this week from the east, and W
f. Mosby recently became master o
one as big as II yearling colt.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. I. "
Wheeler will be grieved to learn tina
they lost son by death this week
The little fellow was years, 6month
old, and fought the grim reaper will
heroic fortitude. The remains wer
buried Thursday at the Canyon Hill
cemetery. The stricken family hay
the sympathy OF Ill.
An actual occurrence ut Caldwell
One day last week band of sheep wa
being driven through town, and wer
close observed from Il window by
little tive-year-old girl, whose goo
mother had been telling her of tn
, Good Shepherd. When the three hel
t ders who were driving the band arrived
) the little one looked up wonderingl
md asked. "M0ther is one of thel