The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-10
NEWS ABOUT THE TOWN.
The Special School Tax Carried by a
Vote Of Is to SO.
Local Items and Personal Notes Which
will Prove Interesting Reading.

Mrs VIM. Isaac and child are visiting
relations at Pendleton, Ore,
Conductor Wilbur and wife, of Poca-
tello, were in town last Wednesday.
The forwarding houses are buried
with wool and still there's more to
follow.
10 to Isham's for ice cream aud soda
water. Every Sunday afternoon and
evening.
in. Cox made business trip to
Succor creek last week, taking supplies
over for prospectors.
Go to Isham's for ice cream, straw
berries, cake and soda water on circus
day. Only pure cream used.
Wall paper in endless variety at
Hoover's. The largest stock in town
and trimmed in any way free of cost.
Take your girl to Isham's on circus
day for ice cream, cake, strawberries
and soda water. Only pure cream used.
Fourth of July is always the time to
dance and the fire laddies of Caldwell
are the boys to manage the affair.
Just keep this in mind.
The hospitable home of MIR. and. Mrs.
Frank Moore has been crowded with
guests the past week, who cane to at
tend the wedding of Miss Hattie.
The Capital hotel, at Boise City, has
closed its doors. Col. Allen has the
sympathy OF many friends here, who
hope he will soon be able to resume.
We are more than pleased to know
that our friend Ed. Hedden got the
contract for laying out a portion of the
state wagon road. That is all Caldwell
will ever get out of it.
Mr.. Wilson, rustler for the States
man, was in town this week., He per-
fected arrangements whereby that pap
er will be delivered in Caldwell by
eight o'clock the morning Of publica-
ton. +n
Lem Harding, who constructed the
court house to the satisfaction of all
parties, is engaged this week in making
extensive improvements on the Fahy
residence. Notwithstanding thetl uiet
times, Lem keeps reasonably busy.
Chas. P. Hartley brought a peace
offering to THE TRIBUNE last We'd
nes1lay, in the shape of a couple OF
boxes of luscious Strawberries MIR.
Hartley will have tons of them this
year and they are beauties. He has
already commenced to deliver.
:. Caldwell will dedicate Boise City's
new ball park on the 18th inst. 1t will
be good game. Boise has imported
several professional playerS and have
announced it cold that they will play
Caldwell no more ball until they are
sure they can win. They may now,
possibly, have q team that can win, but
they will know they have been to a
game of ball all right.
The school election last Monday re-
suited in the election of A. X. Steunen-
berg for the three year term, Geo. l..
Alley for the two year term; and II. IL.
Jones for the one year term. Mr..
Jones was tied by W. q. Maxey and
the judges decided between them by
lot. Fifty-nine votes were cast. A
special tax of. three fourth OF per
cent. was also voted for school pur-
poses. The district is indebted to
Nessrs. w. p. Carter and q. A. Cakes
for acting as judge and clerk respect.
lively.
The fats and the leans are getting
restless already and are making cracks
at'each other about their annual game
Hostilities have already reached that
point where they never speak as they
pass by, and the peace of the commun
ity is threatened. The leans who MS
ually get the worst of it, are rather OF
the aggressive this year, and they swag
ger among their fat opponents with al
insOlence that is exasperating. 1t il
always safe to measure mans goot
nature by his advoirdupois, but there
is limit. Let those long, thin, shad
owless Williams beware!