The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-15
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
ucConnell and Sweet Give the People
Political Talk.
Democratic Rally at Boise q Grand
Success-Pers0nal Notes and Talk
About People You Know.

About feOplo lou AnOWs
Mr.. H. II. Jones was quite sick sew
eral days this week.
DR.. w. c. Stalker spent a couple of
days at Payette this week.
PA. Devers, of Weiser, he of the
wonderful horse-laugh, was in town
yesterday.
The Statesman says that Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, will speak in that
place on the Gath.
1t don't cost anything to inspect
Hoover's new stock of furniture--the
finest display ever in Caldwell.
According to statistics, Leesburg,
an old placer camp of this state, has
produced thirty-two millions of dollars.
NIB. Gwinn was called to Pocatello
Tuesday on business connected with
the.I. O. o. F. Home, of which he is
trustee.
Mrs. VIM. Cupp has been very sick
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Roberts the past ten days. We are
pleased to hear that she is recovering.
Do you want any kind of Hosiery, if
so, call and see us. We will sell you
what you want at half price. Monte
B. Gwinn Mer. Go.
stranger" the Star horse that cleared
up the stakes at the recent Boise meet
ing, was defeated at the races at the
Star ranch, Boise county, this week.
We have not received the official pro-
gramme of the Columbus Day exercises
under the auspices of the public schools
and the g. A. r. next Fridaydbut the day
will undoubtedly be appropriately OBJ
served.
That line of paintings at Hoover's
cannot be equaled in Idaho, and they
are cheap, too. You should embrace
this opportunity to ornament your
home at small cost.
The county campaign is well on this
week. The different parties have
speakers visiting the various school
houses. We understand the peoples
county candidates will have a meeting
here next Wednesday.
Mr.. c. F. Bates, of Nebraska, brother
Of Mrs. d. II. Gwinn, Of this place, was
visiting here several days this week.
While here he purchased carload of
horses from Cox Brothers. They were
loaded at the yards Thursday.
+. G. De Weese, representing the
Bosanko Medicine Co., made this shop
business call last Thursday. The
merits of his remedies will hereafter
be told in our advertising columns and
Adam & Smithson will have them on
sale.
The railroad company has been
making extensive and needed improve
ments in their yards at Nampa. The
gully that laid between the depot and
Main street has been Tiled and graded
and the depot and surroundings pre-
sent a neat and business like look.
Mrs. +. S. Mohr has been very sick
Tor the past two weeks at Boise. She
Is suffering from rheumatism and
other ailments, but is recovering at
present. She is ut the Overland hotel
and requests Caldwell friends ut the
capital to visit her.
A L. =. engineer was IN town Wed
hesday making some measurements in
about the deep slough situated be-
tween the track and Front street on
hlmball avenue. 1t is to be hoped
mat something will be soon done
towards filing it. 1t Is nothing moro
Than disease breeder ut present.
Elton Tollman, q character well
Known in Caldwell, was arrested few
Jays ago by Constable johnson on
information of one Melrose, Of Star,
Tor horse-stcaling. He was taken be-
lore Esquire Eenedel, of Star, for exam
nation, which he waived, and in de.
iault of bail now lanCuishes behind
The CRATES of the county jail.