The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-19


Have your prescriptions compounded
at the Caldwell Pharmacy.
The daily Populist is no more. 1t
takes sugar" to run newspaper.
Our friend Tim Driscoll, of Payette,
was elected justice of the peace of that
precinct.
Mr.. 0. q. Baker has Bronze Turkeys
for sale. If you want some you must
apply at once.
Chas. M. Hays, district attorney, has
purchased the Sommercamp ranch on
Succor creek.
1t don't cost anything to inspect
Hoover's new stock of furniture--the
finest display ever in Caldwell.
r. L. Morrow and family came down
from High Valley last Monday and
will winter at the old homestead.
Something for Breakfast see our
window. "The Finest" is the place to
get variety of the best goods to eat.
Chas. H. Reed went to Boise City
Friday morning, and will stay until
the official vote for Canyon county is
Howard Sebree and family enjoyed
q visit from their oldest son, William,
this week. He just returned to Amer
lea from an extensive trip abroad.
Henry Brady and Charlie Grain
prove mp on valuable claims near
Caldwell last Monday. There are
worse things to own than land in Boise
Valley.
Republican editors throughout tho
state more than played even on their
election bets by disposing of their cam
paign ROSTERS to their democratic
brothers.
Mrs. Howard Sebree started this
week for California to visit her son
Ralph, who is attending school near
San Francisco. She will remain until
after the holidays.
Winter seems to be lowering around
the edges these days. While it is most
pleasant during the day the nights are
getting chilly enough to make a man
wonder where his summers wages are
gone.
Road Commissioner Hand has q
force OF men at work on College avenue
and il the weather permits, the appear
ance of that thoroughfare will be
greatly improved.
BY next issue we expect to print the
names of the new officers of Canyon
county. Governor Wiley says he will
make the appointments as soon as the
official count is made.
Jake Horn, of the Nampa Leader,
was in town Tuesday. Jake did not
love us very much before election, but
he has buried the Ratchet now and
wants to be clerk of Canyon county.
Wehspe that Gov. Wiley will appoint
mono but friends Of Canyon county
for commissioners. The prosperity of
the county depends largely upon the
commissioners, and we trust friends of
the new commonwealth will fill that
position. Everything depends upon
starting off right.
Caldwell will have to get along with.
out her bravo soldier boys after all.
The company was formed and made
application to be mustered in, when
they were informed by the authorities
the militia appropriation had been OK
ha,lsted and that the state had no &C.
coutrements, arms, etc. 1t is quite q
disappointment.
The Salubria Citizen says of the
election in Washington county: "If
the p0pulists had not scratched so
much they would have made a clean
sweep. As 1t is they elected the sena-
tor, one representative, treasurer and
surveyor; the democrats elected the
sheriff, assessor, probate judge and cor
oner; tho republicans elected one rep
resentative and two commissioners"
Another change has been made in the
management of the business Of the De
Lamar Mercantile y Banking company.
Mr.. AL Needham, a popular business
man of Nampa, arrived here yesterday
and assumed exclusive charge of the
company's affairs. Mr.. George H;
IIandey was installed in the counting
room. Mr.. j. II. Gwinn will remain