The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

OAoh, ~ We arc INFORMED by Dr. Ed.
Maxey.
The Central Lumber Co. have put in
their new shaft and are cutting $4,000
feet OF lumber per day.
Mountain Gem Lodge No. 3 X. of P.
gave their second social last night at
Masonic hall. 1t was a pleasant affair.
F. B. Hardy has purchased the old
Tompkins property of A. Moss and is
leveling and otherwise improving tho
same.
Chas. Peterson, the well known
Lower Boise rancher, has placed new
Fairbanks scale on his ranch for the
use of the thriving farmers in his
neighborhood.
In tho case of Geo. NJ. Payne, editor
of tho Gilmore Bulletin, VS.. A. s. Alb
bolt, editor Of the Range & Valley. for
criminal libel, at Mountain Home, this
week, Mr.. Abbott was found not
guilty.
Messrs. Geo. w. Edwards, VIM. Ire
ton and Geo. p. johnson, of Payette,
called at THE TRIBUNE last Saturday
and inspected the great Payette voting
machine. All united in saying it was
invincible. Ask them for further par
ticulars.
Miller & Neil, contractors of this city,
have just been awarded the contract for
5000 residence for Mr.. A. F. Caldwell,
at Pocatello. The plans as shown by
Mr.. Miller, show beautiful building.
Mr. Caldwell may know his improve
ments are in safe hands.
1t is said that Geo. Dunning, who
killed Bill Vickers, the bad cow boy, in
Oregon, a few years ago, is now in.
jail at Cheyenne, he having hired him
self out to the cattle men in the rus
tiers war. The terms were $3.50 day
and $50 for each rustler he killed.
They were compelled to surrender to
U. S. troops to save themselves from
the rustlers and are now in jail at Chey-
enne.
The U. P. railroad has granted one
fare for round trip to parties attending
any of the great conventions, tickets on
sale as follows: Republican national
convention-tickets sold on June 18th
and 10th inclusive, with final return
limit July 9th. Not good returning
before June "a. National peoples con-
vention-tickets on sale June 28th and
Goth, good returning to July 18th. Get
particulars at the depot.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday. The subject of the II
o'clock discourse will be Heaven;
where, what" Responsive scripture
lesson, 10th psalm. The subject of the
evening discourse will be, Tho pre-
ciousness of tho Souls Redemption"
Evening services at o'clock. Sunday
school at 2:30 p. M, every Sunday. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
body to attend these services who do
not attend church elsewhere. Let all
the people worship God in his sane
tuary.
Hon. ID. L. Bailey, of Hunter, was in
town last Wednesday. He says Hun.
tor is tho coming metropolis. The
railroad company is now putting in a
side track and have promised depot
in the near future. Hunter also takes
the lead in giving relief to starving
Russians. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Bailey
gave an ice cream party at their home
from which $40 was realized, and sent
10 DR.. Talmage for the relief of the
famine stricken Russian. I'VE believe
this is the first from Idaho. Long live
w. j. Eastman, Vernon Turkey, Sam.
John Steunenberg, Mike
Roberts and Frank Hardy, went up
Willow creek, Sunday, to prospect for
'rtesian water. They tied their team
It the old China cabin and struck out
'0r the hills, but while gone the horses
ook loose and left for parts unknown.
Z happened that George Thomas and
rhOs. Black came along and they vol
inferred to go over to Bob Aikman's
md get team to take the wanderers
home. They reached Caldwell about
l p. m, thoroughly soaked with rain,
hus enabling them to boast OF finding
water. Their scheme was to file on the
Willow creek land, form