The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-17

HAUL county, now located AZ POCatollO.
spent a day at Caldwell during the
week. Mr.. Hays reports Pocatello
very dull.
1t is topped that the trustees of the
Soldiers home will respect the charac.
ter of the state of Illinois when it
comes to the appointment of CON-
mander.
On account of the failure of the
Park City bank, one of the Pocatello
banks is suspected of being a little
shaky. 1t is probably groundless ap-
prehension.
Everybody will be glad to learn that
our popular attorney Frank Smith has
abandoned the notion of leaving Cald-
well for the summer. He had some
idea of going to Spokane.
Mr.. William Cupp, one of the heav
lest sheep owners in the county, was in
town Wednesday. He has just had
sheared 5000 head of sheep and reports
excellent fleeces but low prices.
Isador Mayer returned Tuesday from
his monthly visit to DeLamar and
Silver. Mr. Mayer is in jubilant
spirits over the unusually large trade
he has captured in that country.
We notice by the Statesman that
Mrs. r. E. Strahorn registered at the
Idaho building in Chicago, as from
Caldwell, Idaho. Hosts of friends here
beg to acknowledge the gracious COM
| pliment.
Hon. d. L. Bailey paid his respects
to The TRIBUNE last Monday. Mr..
Bailey is just now engaged in putting
up few mammoth strawberries,
which he intends to send to the
Worlds Fair.
Caldwell and Boise will try conclu-
sions at ball tomorrow. at Boise City.
The game promises to be exciting.
There is never any danger of anybody
throwing OFF, in game between
those two towns.
Miss Imam who had charge Of the
millinery department at the "White
House." Boise City, has been engaged
by US to dispose of our stock of millin-
cry at less than one-half its value.
Don't miss this.
TIE TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the Sacred
Heart Academy, Ogden, Utah. The
Sacred Heart is one Of the best insti-
buttons in the country.
i $. N. Moe, the popular jeweler,
loaded his work bench and started for
Silver City last Thursday. He was &C.
companied by his wife and they will
spend the summer enjoying the invig-
Grating breezes Of old War Eagle.
"Children's Day" was observed at the
Baptist church last Sunday night by al
excellent program. The Presbyterian
Sunday school will hold similar ser
vices tomorrow night Flowers and
children are the main attraction.
Mr.. Kenyon, representing the Utah
Loan and Trust company has been in
Caldwell several days looking up the
situation. He is very favorable i'm
pressed with this locality and may con
clude to remain here permanently.
A. ]. Pinkham wants to be appointed
commander Of the Soldiers Home, not
from any personal or selfish consider.
atoms, we spprehend, but merely as a
compliment to the great state OF Iii
nois. Some men pause at no sacrifice
, for the honor of their country.
Mr.. e. r. Shaw, of the Central Lum.
her Co, just returned from the De
Lamar and Silver mines reports that
country in healthy, prosperous and
> promising conditlon. Mr.. Shaw is just
preparing for the seasons log scaling
: and expects to scale about ten thou
sand logs.
The readers of THE TRIBUNE will be
l. pleased to learn that Miss Lucy Pack
A ard, former Caldwell young lady, but
Q now resident of Centralia, Washing
ton, took distinguished part in the
graduating exercises of her class
Thursday evening, June s, having com
, pleted the course prescribed by the
Q New England Conservatory of Music.
I H. /. Mclaughlin, Sand Hollow