The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-09
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Morris Stiles was a Boise visitor
last week.
Mrs. Eblen has just received her new
fall and winter goods.
Geo. d. Reed enclosed his residence
property with picket fence.
The College of Idaho opened up last
Wednesday with 20 students.
Howard King, one of Nampa's bright
business men, wasin town Tuesday.
Geo. II. Stewart; of Boise City
attended Canyon county court this
week.
Frank Eastabrook, the Nampa law
yer, was in town attending court this
week.
The genial Tom Catalan, of Boise
City, attended court few days this
week.
DR.. Stoddart was in town Thursday,
appearing as a witness in the Williams
case.
Frank ]. Smith and Chas. A. Cakes
made q business trip to Vale, Oregon.
this week.
Mrs. Al. Marston, of Boise City, re-
turned last Tuesday after short visit
with friends in this city.
Messrs. Boyer and Mott, of Payette,
honored The TRIBUNE with pleasant
call yesterday morning.
We regret to hear of the death of
grandchild of District Attorney
Hayes, at Silver City, Sunday.
Hugh B. Latham, Of Nampa, mana
ger of the Central Lumber Co., at that
point, was in town last Wednesday.
There was dance at Middleton last
Friday night. A few of our people at
tended and reported splendid time.
The Commissioners adjourned last
Tuesday. A full report of their pro-
ceeding will be found on another page
in this issue.
The Boise Statesman was compelled
to reduce in size owing to hard times.
THE TRIBUNE has so far managed to
hold its own.
Among other Payetters on the streets
Thursday we noticed L. Adams, G. w.
Edwards and D. s. Lamme. All good
men and true.
Another plot to assassinate the Gear
of Russia has Been unearthed. He is.
no. safer'from danger than Caldwell
school director.
When blow Is struck at the bust.
ness interests of any section of any
country it always strikes the poor of
that country the heaviest blow.
At Hoover's furniture store will be
found splendid line of household
fittings which is being sold at prices
adopted to the monetary stringency.
John Sherman is always conspicuous
by his absence when the act of 1873 is
discussed or explained by Stewart,
Wolcott, or other competent authority.
Messrs. Jno. T. Morrison, Walter
Sebree, DIR. Isham, DR.. Ed. Maxey and
John Steunenberg started for the
Worlds Fair and other eastern points,
last Saturday.
The Arid Club, the homo of Boise
City's 400" has been attached for debt,
and will be no more. 1t was q mag.
nificent establishment, far in advance
Of the requirements or resources Of the
city.
We are pleased to note that the
P0catello Herald has resumed BUSH
ness at the old stand. The spirit Of a |
newspaper never dies or can't
be killed. All spite must be taken out
N the editor.
Picard and Roberts always give the
best of satisfaction. When you want
) good steak or chop or first class
that is where to get it. Every
hing clean and best quality.
The christian is not always be who
3 regular attendent at church SER
'ices and Sunday school, but it is he
Who practices the virtues Of Christ and
ollows in his footsteps be his creed
whatever It may be. |,
Will some of those placer miners