The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-22

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few fruit jars at NJ. Il. Gwinn Mer..
Cos and have display of your own.
County Assessor Horn has rented the
Chris. Fahy residence property on
Main street, and will move his family
to this place about August 1. They
will be welcome to Caldwell.
Upon the very heels of other calami.
ties the county assessor has appeared
in our midst. Those five hundred USE
less ours about town might now be
impressed into service.
The school trustees are figuring up
on enclosing the grounds with a fence,
putting down good walk and making
other improvements to make the school
house look less like Jail.
Rev. Burr and son, of Payette, made
THE TRIBUNE a pleasant call Thursday.
Mr.. Burr will place three children in
the College Of Idaho with the CON-
mencement of the fall term.
Constable Fleming, who killed Sam.
Pritchard some time ago, was on trial
this week at Silver City. The jury
disagreed. 1t is said that all but one
were for conviction.
Fouch Bros store and Uncle Sans
postoflice at Parma, were burned to the
ground last Saturday night. Nothing
was saved, insurance on store an stock
amounting to 5000.
Summer suits must 60 in order to
make room for fall stock. $50 found
In one pair of pants; for further infor-
nation call on Walter Sebree, or M. B.
&. Mer. Co.
The report of the First National
Bank of Caldwell appears in today's
issue. 1t will be u interest in this day
Of financial wrecks and its splendid
showing is creditable to the careful
and conservative management.
A new postoffice twenty miles below
Caldwell hasTbeen designated as Ros-
well, by the esthetic department. The
names to choose from sent in with the
petition were Rose, Lowell and
Canyon. Il
Mr.. II. II. Davis, editor Of the TRl-
BUNE, left last Wednesday morning
for a short visit with friends at Malad
City. He will make final arrange
ments for moving his family to this
place rs soon as the heated term is
over.
Those who got so badly "taken in"
on that directory are saving wood and
saying nothing. Seven dollars and
half for q last years almanac is pretty
steep these times. Wonder what kind
Of an advertising blk will be next.
We rather think it is the clock mans
turn.
The remains of James Mccain, who
recently died in California, were
brought to Caldwell for interment, and
The funeral services we're held at the
Presbyterian Church last Thursday
morning. Many friends paid the last
sad respects to the departed.
The railroad company has sinned
away its day Of grace. If they should
put the rates down to $40 for the round
trip they would not catch many Idaho
people for the Worlds Fair, while six
weeks ago $50 rate would have caught
half the state. 1t don't pay to be hog
IN the long run.
Roy. j. H. Barton, preached in the
Presbyterian church, ut this place, last
Mr.. Barton has resigned the
pastorate at Boise and accepted call
from the congregation at this place.
He will also devote some. time to the
College Of Idaho. Caldwell is indeed
fortunate in securing Rev. Barton and
his estimable family as residents.
We notice by Pocatello paper that
George Froman's ferry boat was sunk
recently, near Ketchum. How in
thunder George got his boat from be-
ow Caldwell up Snake river over the
shoshone Falls and across the lava
beds and mountains to Ketchum was
not explained. Looks to us like he
might have sunk it where it was and
,aved considerable trouble. 3s
Mrs. Mollie Jordan died ut her home
On the Payette River, last Saturday
morning nra I'd II Aaxox, oR fNala