The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-02-20

''Auou absence from Caldwell for soma
weeks.
Ills friends in this section, and thew
include everybody, unite in heartfelt
sympathy.
Chas. NJ. Hayes has again taken DOS.
session of his Idaho Avalanche. Lamb
4 ork, lessees, retiring. The whole
fraternity will welcome MIR. Hav.s
back to the newspaper world.
Cooper, the negro nearly carved to
death recently at Caldwell, has been
sent to the county hospital. DR.. Jan.
uary said yesterday that the wounded
man had good chance for his life.
His neck was terribly cut however. and
1t will be long time before the wounds
are healed.-Statesman.
A company is being organized at
Mountain Home of local business men
TO buy the Range T. Valley of Asa
Abbott, add new material and hire
some man to take charge and run
a semi-weekly paper, devoted strictly
TO the interests of that place.
Mr.. Abbott asks $1,000 for his plant
and business.
The Commonwealth, published by
A. E. Gipson, has reached our table.
and a very creditable paper it is. It is
devoted to the industrial interests of
Idaho in general, representing no par
tlcular section. Mr.. Gipson is compe,
tent to handle such publication and
we trust he will find sufficient encour-
agement to continue in the field.
Some merchants send east for their
printing. They order in 5000 or 10000
lots. Sometimes they run short and
then come to the home printing Office
and order l50 or 200 Impressions and
expect to get them at the 10000 ratio.
The local printer can not do it, and is
at once dubbed exorbitant in prices
IL looks as though business men would
know better than this, but many of
them either don't or don't want to,
Dictionary free of charge. Follow
ing are the names of a few of those
who have taken advantage of this offer
as they occur to us: Smith Barlow. AL
Needham, J. w. Douglass, Seth Bixby.
}. McNish, b. B. HALEY, Chas. Carter
ID. ii. Gwinn. A. r. T. Newland. Chas,
M. Orr, Robt. Visel, and many others.
II you don't want dictionary we offer
many other premiums.
AS nice little stage as will be found
can be seen at the Athletic
hall. 1t is fitted up completely with
an elegant assortment of scenery.
which is the work of home talent,
They have parlor scene, kitchen
scene, forest scene, a street scene and
various other combinations. Thew are
the handiwork of NJ. &. Stiles and d.
Il. Smithson, assisted by Chris. Fahy
and Walter Sebree. The BOYS have
undoubtedly done themselves proud. as
the effects produced are fully equal to
the work of many professionals. The
drop curtain is itself an artistic niece
OF work. The center piece, by Mr..
Stiles, representing a mountain lake.
shows talent which convinces one that
that gentleman has missed his calling.
The advertisements are also neatly
lettersd and attractive. There is no
reason now why Caldwell cannot enjoy
good theatre occasionally. While the
stage is small, there is not more COM
plete one in Idaho.
Alex. Hoover has arisen to tho de.
nands OF a growing town once more
mi received this week the finest hearse
% be found in the country. 1t was
Quilt to order especially for Caldwell
md is indeed magnificent vehicle. 1t
cost laid down here $500. 1t is some
'hlng badly needed in this country. =
" no has not seen funeral PROFESSIONS
headed by lumber wagon containing
he coffin upon which the driver and
were compelled to sit to
lold 1t in place? The last thing per-
ION can do is to die and the last thing
us friends can do is to give him de-
'eut burial. Hoover has made this pos
l6le, and while The TRIBUNE would
lot advise anybody to give the new
wagon job out of sense of gratitude,
yet Mr.. Hoover is entitled to the thanks
II the community. TO escape riding to
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