The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-08
NEWS IN AND ABOUT. TOWN
OPAL Finds Across Snake River Attract
ing Attention.
Farmers Alliance Hold Their Regular
Meetin g-Town Board Ditto-Othcr
Local Notes and Personals.


Will Faber departed for Stuart, Iowa,
on Tuesday evenings train.
II. w. Dorman has been in Boise the
latter part of this week on business.
N. W. Bower, architect, of Boise,
was visitor at this shop last Monday
A.. F. Isham made business trips to
Payette, Mountain Home and Boise
this week.
Prince Athearn and family of Jordan
Valley, have taken up their residence
in Caldwell.
On account of i'll health, J. o. Baker
formerly of this place, is closing out
his business in Boise.
Fred Hoel has been quite sick at the
hotel for the past week, but we are
pleased to state, is now recovering.
Miss Alice Carter, who has been at
Portland taking treatment for her eyes,
returned home Wednesday evening.
Miss Lille Dorman started for her
old home in Stuart. Iowa, Thursday
night and will spend the winter with
relatives.
Albert Stevens, laborer from the
ditch, was committed to the poor farm
Wednesday. He is suffering from
rheumatism.
CT. Hill, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Howard Sebree Co. for the
past year, left last Monday evening for
Ogden, Utah.
j. N. Cox has gone completely blind
IN one eye, caused by cataract He
will 60 to Portland in the near future
in search of relief.
On Oct. 18th we shall place on sale
1900 pairs of hose, assorted in ladies,
gents and children's, both wool and
cotton at less than half price. Wait
until then for bargains. The MONTE
B. Gwinn Mer. Co.
The farm of Pat Boyle, deceased.
was sold Mt administrators sale from
the bank steps last Saturday. 1t was
sold to John Lemp, of Boise, for $1375.
1t is supposed that he holds mort
gage against the place for the amount
Of the purchase price.
T. w. Boone recently purchased a
half interest in A. NJ. Shrecongost's
sheep, and will discard his chaps and
spurs and become sheep man. He
Will be a valuable acquisition to the
Sheep Mans Exaggeration Society, but
the cattle fraternity will lose a rustler.
Mr.. Volney Pattee, of Tacoma, Wash
ington, paid this shop pleasant call
one day this week. THE TRIBUNE
and Mr.. Pattee, in days gone by, used
to pound up type together on Ret.
Clarkson's Des Moines, Iowa, Register,
when the famous politician was the
boss of Iowa politics.
Ralph Cakes and Maurice Stiles de-
parted Wednesday for a two weeks
reconnoitre in Long Valley. They
took with them box of bacon and
other delicacies only rs sort of peace
Offering to the denizens Of that far
famed land, as they intend to contine.
themselves to "bar" diet exclusively.
VIM. Dorman lately sent some of
products OF his Boise valley orchard to
Ms daughter in Tacoma. She writes
MIN that the fruit was pronounced by
all to be the finest they had ever tasted
IN the west, the pears being especially
me. This endorsement from the coast,
which is som ething Of fruit country
itself, is quite concession.
Mr.. +. q. Hurt, who has had charge
VI the Pacific hotel at this place for
some months past, went to Boise City
last Tuesday to take charge of the Cap
Nol hotel at that place. lie is gen
Heman Of ability and experience and
VIII make that hostelry second to none
IN Idaho. Mr.. Jones, of Payette,
succeeds him in the management of
'he Pacific at this place. He says the
mousse will be kept up to the high
standard it has recently attained.