The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
Robt. Noble, of Reynolds Creek, was
in town q few days this week.

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shoes in their show window.
Walt. Sebree has been catching for
the Blackfoot nine in series of games
this week. Caplinger is doing the
pitching.
Several couple of Caldwell's young
people enjoyed dance at the residence
of Mr.. Allison, near Caldwell, one even
ing last week.
John Steunenberg, who has been
working on Reynolds Creek for the
past six weeks, came back to Caldwell
last Saturday.
The firm who contracted for the
State Wagon Road Bonds refused to
take any more ON account" of the
scarcity of money. Idaho is in luck
sometimes.
DIR. Stalker's Dental Office will be
closed from August 20 to October l..
All parties desiring work done before
his vacation will please call at the ear
lest opportunity.
Robt. Altman, sheep inspector Can
yon county, was in town several days
this week. Bob. says that the salary
connected with his Office is not swell
ing his bank account to any great ex.
tent. .r..- ..
John Brodbeck, q Boise brewer,
advertises that he will take Boise City
warrant for beer at seventY-five per
cent discount. The spirit of rash
speculation cannot be quelled in some
people.
Mrs. A. ]. Sucker and daughter, Mrs.
G. r. Shaw, Of Nampa and Caldwell,
respectively, are visiting relatives and
friends in Silver City, having come in
by private conveyance last Sunday
evening.-Avazonche.
| Assessor Horn, an ex-pencil pusher,
attended the press association at
Ketchum this week. He says the good
people of that place fairly outdid them
selves in their hospitality. Everything
to newspaper men was free as air.
A State Bimetallic league was organ
lied at Ketchum on the 10th inst. OFF,
GERS, ]. w. Huston, president; Eugene
| L. Lorton, secretary; John Lemp, treas.
urer. A vice president and secretary
for each county was also elected.
Reduction in one.way rates to Chi
cago and st. Louis: Caldwell, Idaho,
to Chicago, 1892; Caldwell, Idaho, to st.
Louis via Kansas City, $1,000; Cald-
well, Idaho, to all Missouri river points
$40. Tickets are limited to continuous
passage. e. L. Alley, Agent.
| A young lady named Pollard has
sued Congressman Breckenridge, OF
Kentucky, for $4,000 damages fol
breach of promise and seduction. Ow
ing to the prominence of all parties
the affair is almost national. The Hon
member from Kentucky has nothing tt
say.
The news came last Wednesday tina,
the arbitrator had reached a decision
in the Behring sea contest, and that I'm
Gle Sam rather got the worst Of thu
controversy. Another chestnut rele
gated to the past. There is not ONT
man in 10000 in the United States tina
; would have ever known any difference
which ever way it was decided. Its sill
YER we want just now, not seals.
The editors had most successful
session at Ketchum, about twenty-five
being in attendance. The officer
elected for the ensuing year were
William Balderstpn, Boise Statesman
president; II. H. Davis, caldwell
, TRIBUNE, vice president; r. E. Lock
l wood, Weiser Signal, secretary; F. {
. Mock, Nampa Leader, treasurer
, After the business was over, an excul
t sion to Shoshone Falls was taken.
Rev. J. II. Barton was over fror
: Caldwell yesterday. He says the Co
!: lege of Idaho located there has brigh
outlook this year. During last year tn
3 school numbered 35'pupils, and alread
9 50 pupils have engaged tuition. Th
I college owns about $4,000 worth q
property. This year DIR. Hemphiil.
t graduate of Wooster and past gradr
. ate of Cornell. has been added to tn
o faculty. MIR. Barton taxes the chair {