The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
'Tribune's" Big Ears and Seeing
Eye on Duty Again.
4 Caldwell Boy Who Wanted 10 be Bad
Gets Twenty Five Days In Jail News
and Comments on All Subjects.

GctS L WCuty -EbsV D0yo ~ - AA-NcWS
and Comments on All Subjects.
Hon. II. X. Hartley was Boise Wis
itor this week.
A full line of school supplies at
Wright's drug store.
You can buy a pad of blank prom
isory notes for 25 cents at this Office.
Hon. q. NJ. Hays, district attorney
was in Caldwell last Wednesday.
David Shea, of Dairy, Owyhee county
was in town a few days this week.
Rev. and Mrs. g. w. Richardson
spent this week at Payette, assisting in
revival meeting.
Hon. w. b. Hepburn, of Osburn, one
of the leading legallights Of Idaho, was
in Caldwell last Wednesday.
S.W. Perkins came over from EN-
NETT last thursday and was mustered
into THE TRIBUNE army.
This is only scheme to inform you
that we can furnish your children with
all school supplies. Blatchley.
Tom Roman, one of Sand Hollow's
prosperous ranchers,~ contemplates
erecting a two-story dwelling this fall.
The mountain peaks in the distance
are already capped with snow. The
effect in the morning sun is most beau
tiful.
Aspirants for the Caldwell postofice
are beginning to loom up. Badleys
term does not expire for near two years
yet.
County division don't pay The
TRlBUNE's printers by big majority
and we respectfully ask all those who
owe to pay up.
The city of Payette was represented
in Caldwell last Wednesday by W. G.
Whitney, j. H. Richards, w. A. Cough
AMOUR and A. b. Moss.
The shelfware for the Caldwell Phar-
macy has arrived: drop in and see 1t,
also have your prescriptions filed there.
Drugs all fresh and pure.
Isidor Mayer, The Leader. enjoyed
invigorating breezes Of Old War Eagle
several days this week. It is not q
desirable trip to take this time OF year.
Cloaks! Cloaks!l Cloaks!!! We are
now showing the most complete ladies.
misses and childrens cloaks ever shown
in this county. Monte B. Gwinn Mer.
Co.
The Boise Statesman is entitled to
credit for its service in furnishing
election returns. We would not yet 10
sure of the result but for the enterprise
of that paper.
The Statesman has discovered q
haunted house in Boise City. We take
off our hat to our esteemed contem-
porary. It is becoming more enter
prising every day.
That was nice complimentary vote
that the citizens of Caldwell gave their
fellow-townsmen ]. b. Wright and G.
W. Cooper. They are worthy men but
on the wrong ticket to win this time.
THE TRIBUNE stated last week that
Caldwell precinct had gained nearly 500
votes since election two years ago. 1t
was a typographical error and was
meant for 200. We have not 600 votes
al told yet.
One ticket went into the ballot box
in De Lamar ON election day filed out
by an old gentleman who twice voted
for President Harrison's grandfather
for president, voted for Harrison for
governor of Indiana, when he was
defeated by Gray, and, four years ego,
voted for him for president. The old
gentleman's name Is Hirtle, and he Is
now stopping with his son In . wood
camp ON Louise creek. Mr.. Hirtle Is q
cripple, having lost one log, and 10 81
years Of age, but he needed no assist
ance In making out his ticket and
when he deposited, perhaps thinking IT.
was the last vote for president he
would ever cast, IL 10 safe TO- say the
Harrison electors Tailed one.-De La
mar Nugget.