The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-16

k0r IduCu.
James Kimsey was a Boise visitor
this week.
Miss Ella Coulter visited friends at
Nampa this week.
DR.. J. b. Wright was a Boise CITY
visitor this week.
Junius Wright went to Wood River
Thursday night, on business.
Mr.. Seth Bixby, of Middleton, is re-
ported to be quite seriously sick.
G. L. Alley last week purchased the
Mrs. Shelton property, on the south
side.
On the 25th the. Original Jubilee
Singers will appear at the Presbyterian
Church.
The entertainment at the Athletic
Hall Thursday evening was largely at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cowden, of EN-
NETT, visited friends in Caldwell last
week.
Mr.. Burns is filing the position of
roadmaster during tho sickness of Mr..
Olmstead.
Don't miss the Gypsy camp fire next
Wednesday evening at the Presbyter-
ian church.
Mr.. Adam Shindler has recently add
ed valuable Improvements to his coun-
try residence.
Sherman M. Coffin has been in Boise
City all week attending to business be-
fore the courts.
Caldwell's rustling merchant, Isidor
Mayer, has been doing DeLamar and
Jordan Valley this week.
THE TRIBUNE admires Jake Horns
remarks regarding their city marshal
fight. Stay with 'em Jake.
A week from today the town will be
at the mercy of the republican conven-
ton. Democrats will take to the sage
brush.
d. Kelleher, the veteran section
foreman has resigned, and Mr.. Flenn
of Colorado, will take charge of this
section.
Ed. Blanchard was over from EN-
NETT last Sunday. He says Emmett
has organized a ball nine that will
sweep the state.
H. K. Hartley has repainted his res
idence, recently purchased of DR.. Lee
1t is now one of the most attractive
residences in the city.
Robt. Visel and Tom Roman were ad
witted to citizenship this week by
Judge Nugent, and will hereafter have
the privilege of voting 'er straight.
A 5000 mare on tho Keisel stool
farm, near Parma, died this week
Keisel can stand the loss, but thi'
country can not afford to lose an,
blooded stock.
r. H. Galloway has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for Caldwell
precinct by the county commissioners
to fill vacancy of A. E. Galloway, VIII,
failed to qualify.
The original Jubilee Singers from
Fisk University will appear at tn
Presbyterian Church. Monday evening
April 25, 1892. Admission SlO0. Re
served seats on sale ut Blatchley's dru,
store. See bills.
Mack short in his accounts; Torrenc,
short in. other peoples accounts; stat
officials under cloud. ETC., etc. VIII
said Boise City was moss back town
1t appears to us that they are decided
ly on to the ways Of the world.
The county commissioners refused
bridge to the people OF lower Boise
We rather expect that the Boise Elec
trio Railway will want another one a
Boise City in the near future, and thu
county cannot afford two.
Jack Brown, q would.be bad man
started in to terrorize the town las
Monday night, but came to grief. L,
start with somebody put head on hin
in Browns saloon. He then made hi
way to the Commercial hotel. and wa
forcibly elected. On attempting to re
enter the door was held shut by a coup
10 of men, while the colored porte
slipped out of u rear door and nOore.
HIM from behind. He afterward
made gun play or two, and FINAL,