The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-05-20

finest shoes in the city.
Go to Blatchley's for alfalfa, seed
corn, timothy seed and garden seeds.
If the Chinese have to go, Caldwell
will have to import green groceries and
clean shirts.
Mrs. r. II. Leonard and daughter.
Addie, of Silver City visited Mrs. Shaw
of Caldwell, last week.
Mrs. Shaw's sister, Mrs. r. L. Euler
Of Silver City, is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
John Meyers, an old time Dixie resi-
dent, died at his home last Tuesday
and was buried Wednesday.
The situation in Hawaii is un-
changed and the price of butter and
eggs in Caldwell is stiff.
J. T. Morrison Esq. was over to Boise
on legal business Sunday. He reports
the capital quiet but hopeful.
Hon. NJ. B. Gwinn, of Caldwell, has
been appointed vice. president of the
Republican National League for Idaho.
Round trip rates from Salt Lake
city to Chicago and return $50. But
Salt Lake city is so far from Caldwell.
The Northern Pacific railroad bridge
at Pritchard, Idaho, and a saw mill
near Osborne have been washed away
by high water.
Real estate transfers are quiet this
week. The only one reported is Cakes
Bros. to DR.. Wright, house and five
lots, Lincoln street, 5000.
The Boise base ball club refuses to
play Caldwell boys until they (Boise)
can beat them (CaldwelD. There will
be no game this season, apparently.
Nicaragua has been luxuriating in
another rebellion. The insurgents now
have possession Of the canal and it is
feared they will take it home with
them.
Postmaster Bailey accompanied by
his father made trip to Squaw Valley
this week. He reports the Payette
river very high.
Robert Disney, of Boise, has been en-
gagged as day clerk at the Pacific. Mr..
Disney has the reputation of being a
first class hotel man.
Poles are being put up for the city
telephone exchange. Hereafter Cald-
well people may converse with each
other without disturbing the whole
state.
Mrs. f. g. Hill returned to her home
in Jordan Valley last Sunday, accom-
panied by Miss Jennie Maxey, who
will spend week or two visiting
friends in the valley.
Assessor Horn was at the county
seat Tuesday. He says that the work
Of assessing is progressing rapidly and
satisfactorily. Mr.. Horn seems to be q
very popular officer.
Assure cure for corns given with
every pair Of our SO shoes, and remem.
Der that as long as you wear our shoes
you will have no corns. Idaho Sad
dlery Go.
How's this! A big show in town all
next week. The great novelty show,
and, what is better still, free to all
Come in any night with the whole
family.
Captain j. r. DeLamar and Miss
Nellie Virginia Sands were united in
wedlock in New York City on the 18th.
THE TRIBUNE extends to the happy
young couple sincere congratulations.
On account Of the illness of Mrs.
Reegan, Auditor Keegan has been de
tanned at his home in Payette during
most Of the week. We are glad to hear
that Mrs. Keegan is Commissioning.
Delegate Rawllns has resigned his
resignation. Upon returning home he
found that his $4,000 legal practice
had suffered palpable diminution and
concluded that he would better hold
down the $4,000 job yet awhile.
If Caldwell people have any local
items concealed about.the clothes, we
respectfully ask them to come over to
TME TRIBUNE and disgOrge. 1t is
pretty hard for 7bashful stranger to
get on to the ropes. Excuse slang.
Volume !, No. I of the Hope Exam
liner made its bow to the public and