The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-23

A philosopher says that the more
worthless man when he leaves
town, the greater the probability that |
he will come back. Somehow we have
always drifted back.
The Caldwell Athletic club takes this
method OF thanking Managers Smith
son and Dunbar, the Caldwell band and
all others, especially the ladies who so
ably assisted in their recent entertain
ment.
Owing to several other important
meetings, the base ball meeting at the
Athletic Hall last Monday evening was
not largely attended. 1t was adjourned
over to next Wednesday evening, when
it is hoped there will be a larger at
tendance.
The democrats of Malheur county
have made the following nominations:
For representative, w. r.. King, of Jor-
dan Valley; for sheriff, J. N. Fell, of
Jordan Valley; for county clerk, E. H.
Test, of Vale; for coroner, DR.. F. Fro
man, of Vale.
The first wool sale of the season &C.
Cured last Thursday, Mr.. Fordyce
selling to Mr. Roberts 5000 pounds of
wool. It was shipped next day. The
TRIBUNE will make no attempt to give
the prices paid this year, for absolutely
correct information on this point is
unattainable. Rumor says IS cents per
pound.
~ F. G. Mock, of Nampa, made
THE TRIBUNE pleasant call last We'd
nesday. He is in the abstract business
and informs us that many people rest
ing in fancied security regarding their
title to real estate, have in reality no
title that will hold The past records
of this county are in any thing but an
enviable shape, and some day there
will be trouble plenty. J
Mr.. NJ. G. Stiles, representing THE
Finest" and Mr. E. G. Hill, represent
ing the Coffin & Northrop Co. have
started out on two weeks tour into
the Indian and Council Valley coun-
, try, and if they find anybody who
don't trade In Caldwell, they will en-
J deavor to ascertain why not They
, will sound the tidings of salvation
throughout that country and point out
) the straight and narrow way that lead
eth to Caldwell, liberal bargains and
, everlasting joy.
On next Tuesday Payette Lodge No.
90, 1. o. o. F. will dedicate their new
hall, and give brilliant ball in the
evening. The dedication ceremony
will take place in the afternoon at
about 2:30, or Immediately after the
west bound train arrives, and will be
public. In the evening grand bal
and banquet will be given, to which al
). are invited. A big delegation will &C
. from Caldwell, the railroad company
having given rate of one fare for the
: round trip for the occasion. You car
, never pay your respects to our sister
: town more pleasantly or cheaply than or
t next Tuesday.
5 Messrs. VIM. Faber and John Viii
. liams, two young gentlemen from Stu
1 art, Iowa, arrived in Caldwell last Sun
day and will open up a cigar manufac
; tory at this place. They are enterpris
: ing, pushing young fellows, and say
they will build up a good business II
D their line or 20 broke in the attempt
: Our dealers will undoubtedly give then
l every encouragement, and all smokers
. will swear Off on everything but the
, caldwell brands. The room adjoining
4 Beaty's barber shop is being fitted up
3 and as soon as their stock arrives
4 Messrs. Faber and Williams will pro
coed to the manufacture of tirst-class
: smoke.
< The Caldwell Electric Light Com
] pany organized last Saturday nigh
t and the following officers were elected
y for one year: John c. Rice, Henry ID
: Blatchley, Christopher Fahy, Howard
: Sebree and A. X. Steunenberg, TEN
y porary officers were elected as follows
Q John G. Rice, President; christopher
s Fahy, ce-President; A. X. Steunen
9 berg, Secretary. Articles of Incorpor
S alton will be filed in few days. Tht
/ capital stock is $4,000, and it is de
a sired to place the entire amount will