The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-01-02
Chas. II. Reed is still! in Boise CITY.

a Happy New Year.
b. I. Young and wife were in Cald-
well Christmas day.
y number of young people VIII take
dinner at DR.. Wright's ranch to-day.
Rev. $. NJ. Driver, presiding elder.
preached at the NJ +. church last sun
day.
Caldwell may have been little SLOW
III getting fire department, but it is a
dandy.
lex is doing some very nice letter
ing on the drop curtain at the Athletic
club hall.
The Ladies Home Journal free with
a paid in advance subscription to TIE
TRIBUNE.
). NJ. Coffin, the rustling Caldwell
merchant, spent several days in Boise
City this week.
John I. Morrison went over into the
Jordan Valley country last Tuesday
morning, on business.
Another saloon has opened up in
Caldwell this week, called the Colorado
saloon. This makes five.
All of Uncle w. w. Dryden's old
friends, and especially the ladies, are
pleased to see him home again.
Mrs. Isidor Mayer and Mrs. A. J
Sands returned from few weeks visit
to Portland last Tuesday night.
According to the announcement. col.
lege will resume work on Wednesday
January 6, 1892, at the usual hour.
James Miller was brought before
Police Judge Beatty for assault, this
week. Fined So and costs, which he
paid.
Mr.. J. NJ. johnson, of Mountain
Home was in town Wednesday. He
reports Mountain Home as looking
very bright.
The ladies auxiliary society of the
NJ. L. church solicits plain sewing at
reasonable prices. Leave all orders
with Mrs. II II. Jones.
The National View, the great far
mers' alliance paper, will be given one
year free to all subscribers to THE
TRIBUNE who pay all arrearages and
one year in advance.
\ Lower Boise literary society is
wrestling with the problem of county
division. The question is being thor
oughly discussed pro and con- Mr.. &.
W. Paul and Chas Stewart are CANYON
county's champions.
J. NJ. Patton and J. ]. Apperson
returned home this week from Falk' s
store, where they have just completed
a handsome residence for Gov. Stewart.
The Gov. has moved in and is better
prepared than ever to extend his boun-
teous hospitality to his friend from
Missouri"
With last issue TIE TRIBUNE com
pleted the Sth year of its existence.
This is usually inspiration for at least
n half column by the average news
paper, but the prosperity of THE
TRIBUNE could not begin to be crowded
int" that small space, and rs we have
no more room to spare this week, we
will defer remarks until some future
time. Meanwhile subscription taken
at the same old stand.
Capt. j. Nj. Wells, our state Com
missioner to the Worlds Fair. was in
town Thursday, comforting with Pres
idcnt Gwinn, Of the state Board of
Commences, in regard to the matter
mentioned in our issue of last week
In the course of his stay in town Capt.
Wells paid The TRIBUNE II visit and
we found him enthusiastic in regard to
his new duties. He is now making a
tour of the state, visiting every locality.
and making the people acquainted
with the scope of his undertaking aud
soliciting their support. We believe
that Capt. has the right metal in him 10
make a first, class showing for Idaho,
and viii from time to time give our
readers such details of the work rs will
enable them to participate to Il great
extent in the proposed exhibit.
A CARD.