The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13

Mrs. II. n. Cakes is at Payette this
week attending the NJ. +. Conference
now in session at that place
The hired man may kick about the
hard work he has to do to earn his
salary. but in nine cases out of ten the
'boss" has to work a darn sight harder
to pay him.
Mrs. NJ. y. Roberts and son left last
Wednesday for the Sound to enjoy life
at watering place during August.
Mike will fill the presidents chair in
the Bachelors club during her alb
sence. -
Rev. Mccain preached his farewell
sermon at the f. Nj. Church last sun
day evening. He has made many
friends in Caldwell during his one
years residence. lie is an earnest and
sincere man and we regret that he will
leave us.
W. ID. Dodd, one of Boise Valleys
bright boys, started for Bloomington,
Indiana, with a car of horses last We'd
nesday evening He will enter college
at that place and remain until the term
closes. Mr.. Dodd is one of those self
made young men who always make
their mark in this world.
Miss A. +. Madden left last week for
Mount Vernon, Washington, where she
is engaged as principal of the public
school for the coming year, at a salary
of 500 per month. She has been the
efficient principal of our public school
for the past two years, and has been
recognized as one of the leading edu-
Gators Of the state. We trust her work
in her new field of labor will be as
satisfactory to all concerned as it has
/ been here
Silver City is getting to be quite a
summer resort for Caldwell people
Mrs. Isidor Mayer and children, Mr.
and Mrs. MOsby and Mrs. 5. n. Moe
have been there for some weeks. an(
last W,nesday S. n. Moe, Isidor Mayer
Mrs. Howard Sebree and Mrs. c. O
Picard started for the delightfully."- coo
breeZes of old War Eagle. The people
of Silver City are as hospitablt
as the climate is bracing. Caldwell
/ people always return from there mucl
refreshed.
Dave Smithson, until recently Will
II. ID. Blatchley, started for st. Louis
last Tuesday morning to purchase {
large stock of drugs and store fixtures
for the new firm Of Adams & Smithson
They have rented the room in Masonic
building formerly occupied by Oakes
Bros, and intend opening up a first
class drug store as soon as their goods
arrive. Mr.. Smithson is a'good drug
gst and thoroughly understands the
business. Mr.. Adams is the well
known retired sheep man. The new
firm will speak for themselves whel
when they get in running order.
Reports from the camping party are
very meagre. The young ladies dom
seem to be writing diaries this yea
and consequently THE TRIBUNE de
tective is unable to get interestin.
opinions. The main diversity of tn,
camp is select reading by Charlie Cakes
from American authors of a higl
standard, he having taken well-select
ed stock of books with him. The fol
lowing writer's seem to be favo:ites
Montgomery Ward, Koch, Mclean
Warner, Aver, Butler Bros, and man.
others. Mr.. Cakes is gaining new
laurels every day us u dramati
reader.
j. y. Cox brought several samples o
turnip beets, raised on his sage brusl
brush ranch, near Caldwell, into thi
shop last Monday. We very much dis
like telling about the wonderful
products of Boise Valley, for enviou
newspaper men of other towns ruiz
their reputation for veracity and de
stroy their peace of conscience by tell
ing about imaginary products of thei
respective communities. Besides, som
of them mildly intimate that TIL
TRIBUNE exaggerates. This, of course
is a mistake. The only news appearin
in TIE TRIBUNE which disturbs tn
equilibrium of our serene conscience
is new railroad talk, and we alway
give 30 per cent Off on that. But j
speaking of beets well, Caldwe