The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-01-16

Read the advertisement of DR.. J. Il.
Wright and remember he sis in it, to
stay.
TIE TRIBUNE guarantees to do bet
ter work just as cheap as any job print
ing house. Bring in orders now.
Rev. George Buzzelle will hold ser
vices in the Presbyterian church next |
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. All |
are invited.
"The shallow murmur. but the deep
are dumb Look out for a Caldwell
one of these days. There's
a hen on.
Several deciples of telegraphy in Cald-
well have Il private line, and the click
of the instrument may be found i'll
half dozen homes.
Elder Driver and Revs. Alexander
and Mccain are still pouring hot shot
into the enemy, with prospects ahead
for a glorious victory.
John Lackey says there is 10 inches
Of snow at Nyssa and - inches at
Weiser. Here III Caldwell the clods
have not yet been covered.
John +. Lac!ley, manager of Oregon
Horse < Land Go. WAS III town Thurs
day. The only trouble with Lac!loy is
that he does nOt come to Caldwell often
enough.
A Methodist revival recently
swept the Owyhee river and gathered
in all the sheep. We learn they now
have a fully equipped church and res
ident minister.
The town hall has recently undergone
repairs and is now a very creditable
for council fire and other town meet
ings. \ partition has been put in the
building and the front room is used for
| fire apparatus, while the rear room is
for the purposes above mentioned.
A letter to THE TRIBUNE mailed at
Nampa, reached Caldwell in five days
Is it posi- BILE that THE TRIBUNE will
| lldN 2 w otIl lp Vic man NlIS otIll :.
1t is dsagreeable task, but the people
pay for service and SO far as the intlu
ence Of this paper goes, we intend that
they shall have it.
Willis Sweet, ldaho's representative
in congress- writes Postmaster Badley
that it is his opinion that the expert
mental free mail delivery which i:
being tested in Caldwell, will be per
manent thing. The department has
expressed itself as highly pleased will
reports from Caldwell and other expert
mental stations.
Educational facilities in Caldwell
cannot be surpassed in any town in tn
west. Our public school system i
} among the best, and the college o
Idaho is gaining friends, influence pat
ronage and pupils with each succeeding
term. In locating in new place, con
sentative men take into account tn
educational advantages. Caldwell beg
that you investigate her advantages il
, this direction.
We learn that our versatile an
esteemed fIiend, John Mcmahon, ha
gone to Paris, France, on a mining
deal. Johnny should have taken Cap
:, Packard and G. w. Cooper with hl
and give free exhibitions, such as the
used to occasionally give in Caldwell
; 1t would pay far better than bondin
mines. However, we all wish Nc. SUI
cess. IIo is man of good mimi
$ sense and rustler.
A certain young man in this tow
. who shall be nameless, is fortuna,
: enough to he the accepted snitor of OF
!, of the most charming young ladies
u Emmett. Thcyoung lady visited Cali
> well recently and Caldwell girl accor
panied her home, they arriving at +,
II NETT in the evening. Some one 81
s the two persons disembark at Il
o young lady's home and immediate
e started the story that Miss --. h;
x married Mr.. -- ut Caldwell that d;
- and they were at present at tho brid.
Il home This was an opportunity whit
could not be missed, and the clan sat
r. cred around the house and gave sucl
r charivari as only an Emmett popula
Is is capable of giving. During the pr
r, Torrance the supposed bride stepp
I'd to the door and invited the crowd
t. which invitation was accepted wi
D. alacrity. Imagine the chagrin and d
or ,noint mant of tha dry crowd hnWeY