The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-09
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visiting at Star.
+. &. Marauardsen, of Payette, was
in town Saturday.
W. S. Bailey and wife visited friends
in Hunter this week.
W. b. Jones is rustling trade in Jor-
dan Valley for the NJ. B. G. M. Co.
Wright Eads, who went to Texas
about year ago, returned recently.
W.'B. Sparkman, the piano and or
gan man was in town this week talking
music.
Mrs. c. W. Cooper gave very pleas
ant party to her young friends last
Friday evening.
walter Sebree, cashier of the First
National, made a business trip to Salt
Lake City this week.
Mr.. Tom X. Titles new residence is
going up very fast. 1t will be an
acceptable addition to the town.
The total amount now invested in
the Caldwell Building & Loan Associa-
ton is $26,O03OO The total earnings
the past six months were 81, 4s4.l9. 1t
is great institution.
Tickets to the general conference
Methodist-Episcopal church, Omaha.
Nebraska, May l, 1892, for s52. 20 round
trip. Tickets on sale from April % to
30 inclusive.
Tickets on sale at Caldwell to the
convention supreme lodge A. O.U.W..
at Helena, Mont, June Is, 1892, from
June 18th to 18th, limited to thirty days.
$3O.25 round trip.
Mrs. J. II. Gwinn, of De Lamas. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Lucus, and her numerous friends at
this place. Jim is expected over next
week.
Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church
gave social at the Commercial hotel
last Wednesday evening. About 30
persons participated. 1t was greatly
enjoyed
A. c. Mcdonald, book keeper of the
M. b. e. NJ. Co., has been transferred
to the De Lamar branch. Mr.. Redway.
OF Salt Lake City, fills the vacancy at
the store here
The Central Lumber Co. are shipping
immense quantities of lumber to De
Lamar. The manufactured at their
mills big order of SPY l6, very diff
cult size to get.
An impression has gotten out that
the comedy to be presented on the 14th
at the Athletic hall by home talent, is
short affair. Mr.. Smithson informs
THE TRIBUNE that the play will last
two hours at the very least.
The members of the Christian Church
will hold their meeting tomorrow at
1l:3O o'clock in the school house.. It is
their intention to hold Sunday meet
ings during the summer months.
The shaft of the large turbine wheel
put in the mill of the Lumber Co. at
Emmett, was broken last Friday. The
company have sent for a new steel
shaft and the mill will be idle for ten
days at least.
The Big has again been elected chair
man of the council, and the airs he
puts on are simply killing. His lates:
manifesto requires the devil to get
down on all-fOurs when within ten feet
OF the Office and humbly crawl in.
AT the city election at Nampa last
Monday, the following gentlemen were
elected: For trustees, r. w. Purdam.
James A. McGee, John E. Stearns
Frank Given and DR.. Kohler; for clerk.
"A. Needham; for treasurer, II. f. King:
for assessor, +. &. Mock.
John p. Johnson. J. w. Hollenbeak.
NJ. b. Gwinn, c. L. Atkinson, VIM.
kinkaid, j. n. Cox, S. N. Moe. Sd.
Hartkopf, J. l.. Harmon, c. b. Mar
latt, Henry Brady, W. S. Badley and
n. X. Steunenberg went to Nampa
Thursday to assist in the organization
of an Odd Fellows Lodge at that place.
Mr.. c. r. Shaw informs THE TRIBUNE
that the great Payette ditch is ago.
This is one Idaho proposition that
looks like business from the start
Money, 100000 has been put up and
is lying in the bank. The contract for
the work will be let next Monday, and
work will be commenced within five