The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-25

j. b. Wright, Jr., went to Portland
last week and will remain about one
month.
We are too busy to write up locals
this week, but look out for US next
week. NJ. b. Gwinn Mercantile Co.
Ladies out OF town can have samples
OF ali the new spring goods sent them
by dropping a postal card to stiles &
Dunbar.
Friends of Capt. VIM. L. Geary, an
old-time Caldwell business man, were
both surprised and delighted by a !
pleasant call from that genial gentle !
man this week. lie is located at Port
land, Oregon, at present. Reports Mrs. |
Geary and the boys well, and himself
as well satisfied with the country and !
his position. After attending to some |
business matters he returned home.
F. \. Dasch attempted to cross the |
washout at the Star bridge with his |
family this week, and narrowly escaped !
death. The wagon upset throwing
all out in the water BY heroic efforts |
Mr.. Dasch succeeded in rescuing lii /
wife and children. Mrs. Dasch was
unconscious when brought out Of the
water, and had she remained in q min
ute longer, would have persisted All
are getting along,nicely at present.
If business locals are never read you
will never see this. Think about it.
City Assessor Carter has nearly fin
ished his work The total assessment
will be nearly $4,000, or gain of
$4,000 over last year. On the whole
we learn that the assessment is satisfac-
tory, although there will probably be
some protests registered before the
board. AT this valuation the present
tax will raise $2,715 this year for town
purposes, to say nothing of saloon and
other licenses
Ladies, do you make your own mus
lin underwear? Try Oalles Bros.
S1.2o night gowns and you will never
make any more; they are very fine.
AT the NJ f. church the fourth quar-
terly meeting for the year will be held
next Saturday and Sunday. Preaching
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock by the
presiding elder, Rev. S. NJ Driver
Preaching Sunday morning at II o'clock
followed by the admission of proba-
tioners to full connection. Sunday
school changed to meet at $50 a. M
Preaching at $50 in the evening by the
elder, followed by the sacrament of the
Lords supper.
Howard Sebree Co. has just received
two cars of Walter A. Woods Improved
Tubular Steel Mowers and Binders
Go and see them.
We are panied to announce this week
the unfortunate mental condition of
Mrs. W. V. Turkey. For some time
past this lady has shown symptoms of
mental arrangement, which up to this
time the solictous care of husband and
physician has failed to control, until it
was deemed advisable to send her to
the hospital at Blackfoot where she
can have thorough treatment and care.
It is thought that few weeks of
proper treatment of what is now a
mild form of dementia will curb the
disorder and restore her wonted condi-
ton. The earnest sympathy of many
friends is with the unfortunate lady
aud Mr., Turkey.
Remember the Fourth Of July, then
remember Oakes Bros and their misses
straw hats. They sell the cheapest.
The friends of Walter Sebree, cashier,
gave him great surprise party last
Saturday night, in honor Of his 22nd
birthday. at the residence of his parents.
His mother engineered the surprise,
and some fifty invited guests partook
of the pleasures Of the evening. There
was Il theatre in town that night and
of course Walt went to the show.
When all the guests had arrived, Il note
was sent him stating that some of his
people were sick and his presence was
desired ut home. He seized his hat
and dashed out of the door, and the
time made going home would do credit
toa professional sprinter. Upon reach.
ing there, however, instead of finding
sick relatives he found a house full of
exceedingly healthy friends, who en-
loved his discontinue TO the utmost