The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-05-13
NEWS ABOUT THE CITY.
What People are Saying and Doing in
Idah0'S Best Town.
Items R0ped and Branded With the
Iron Of Truth. other Interesting
Notes.

The spring clip Of wool is commenc-
ing to come in.
:, Rev. b. F. Morrow, of Ola, was in
the city Tuesday.
Hon. Frank Steunenberg went to
Boise, Tuesday.
S. L. Morrow and son, of Silver City,
were in town Monday.
The Idaho Saddlery Co. have the
finest shoes in the city.
60 to Blatchley's for alfalfa, seed
corn, timothy seed and garden seeds.
For shoe polish or shoe dressing of
any kind call on the Idaho Saddlery Co.
Dee & Turkey are still playing Hide
and Seek. They are seeking for more
hides. Try them.
Mr.. Geo. Mahony, ex-assessor of Ell
more county called on THE TRIBUNE
Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis, Payettes popular city
marshal, spent a few days of this week
at the county seat.
Miss Alice Carter has just received
line of summer millinery and some
elegant pattern hats.
We are under obligations to the Cald-
well Base Ball Association for season
complimentary.
Mrs. E. q. Hill came over from Jor-
Jdan Valley Thursday On a short visit
with her many friends here. So. .
1t is reported that the Caldwell base
ball players will wipe the earth with
Bosses team week from Sunday.
Mr.. Venable, of the Payette indie
pendent, did The TRIBUNE the honor
of a short call Tuesday morning.
Caldwell is still in the lead. A COW
belonging to Mrs. II. n. Cakes gave
birth to twin calves last Wednesday.
DIR. w. c. Maxey informs THE TRlB-
UNE that thelittle son of j. NJ. Cook is
recovering from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
Ladies, our Dongola Button shoe
with a. patent leather tip for 80 is not
to be laughed at. You will do well to
examine them, at Cakes Bros.
NIB. Gwinn is laying out and pre-
pairing the grounds of his country seat
where he expect soon. to erect a mag.
: nificent brown stone residence.
Manager, Northrup, Of the Caldwell
Forwarding Co., reports business quiet
but steady, with prospects growing,
more favorable from day to day.
Messrs. Reed & Feltham, attorneys
ut law, have dissolved partnership.
They will continue to occupy offices in
the same building but separate rooms.
On account of Delegate Rawlins'
resignation, Utah will be plagued with
another election. That alone ought to
have made Mr.. Rawlins pause and
tremble.
Mr.. John Ireton, of Marsh, has been
very i'll of bilious. intermittant fever,
but is, we are pleased to report, rapidly
improving. DIR. W. G. Maxey attend
ing physician.
Mrs. Silver and daughter, Miss Min.
ME, of Omaha, mother and sister of
Mrs. q. W. Richardson, arrived in Cald.
well last Wednesday and will spend a
few weeks in the city.
The Fourth of July will be tripping
along now in about six weeks, but
Caldwell doesn't seem to have dropped
onto the idea. business seems to be
freezing out patriotism.
Mrs. DIS. Brown, Of this city. received
word Thursday that her Tother resld-
ing in Washougal, Washington, is not
expected to live. Mrs. Brown started
yesterday for her mothers bedside.
A company has been incorporated at
Nampa for the purpose of engagingex
tensively in the nursery business. The
capital stock, all subscribed, is 600
The directors are ]. NJ. Jones, r. w
Purdum, P. G. Jones, G. Il. Snyder and
J. E. Jennings Of Salt Lake City.