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

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Payette is billing the country for the
great Fourth Of July celebration.
A. L. Butts, the blacksmith, does the
best work and charges the lowest price
of any smith in town.
Recent elections in Germany indicate
large gains in the SOcialistic ranks and
corresponding detection in the Radical
forces.
Payette people are very much elated
over the prospects of railroad from
that place to the Seven Devils. We
hope they getit.
Get your horses shod, your tires set,
your wagons and machines repaired at
Butts blacksmith shop, if you want
good work and low prices. Kimball
street.
Mr.. Lockwood, of the Weiser Signal
and secretary of the press asso citation,
honored The TRIBUNE with friendly
call. yesterday. Cali again Brother
Lockwood.
Edgar Wilson abbetted, it is said, by
Governor Mcdonnell, has designs on
the gubernatorial chair two years
hence. Captain Wells should increase
his zeal in the interest of Idaho's ex-
hibit.
The nut shell man Of the circus tried
to make combine with Judge Gala
way and divide the profits. The fellow
evidently thought he was still in Ada
county. Judge Galloway drew the
sharper's attention to the fact and ne
gotiations ceased abruptly.
Senator Dubois will probably show
his gratitude to the ex-Secretary of
State for withholding his signature
from Mr.. Clagget's certificate by en-
dorsing Major Pinkham for the posi-
ton Of Commander of the Soldiers
home. out of reverence for the state of
Illinois.
The circus has Ncame and gone
and Caldwell is, left poorer if not
wiser. A great many elderly people
who cared nothing about the ffivolities
Of life made it convenient to have a
man in town on circus day that they
were particularly anxious to see and
had to go inside the tent to do it.
q. F. Durham, of the Durham Frazer
firm of sheep growers, was in Caldwell
Thursday. Mr.. Durham was ON his
way to the Capital city in charge OF
Mr.. Cupp who was chaperoning. Mr..
Burnham informed us that he intended
soon to move his family to this city on
account of greater congenialty and
convenience. We shall be glad to vel.
come the gentleman and his estimable
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mccain, father and
mother of Mrs. A. j. Strickland, came
over from Jordan Valley last week
MT. Mccain has long been an invalid
and thinking a change Of climate
might help him, party consisting Of
himself and wife, Mrs. Strickland and
her daughter, Miss Emma, ana sor
Chauncey, and Miss Maud Bresl,ears
took last Mondays train for California
During a convivial visit to Boise
City. j. w. Keeney, an old "comrade'
and present treasurer OF bingham
county, is said to have lost twenty dol
lars. 1t is hoped the peculiar circum
stances surrounding that affair will
not operate to dampen Mr.. Keeney',
generation for the great state of Iii
nois. Illinois should not be held re
sponsible in the aggregate for individ
ual eccentricities.
Company A, of the Idaho Nationa
guard has disbanded and now the stat.
is left without protection or fortifica
ton. Some day Chinese junk will
glide up the Boise river and captur,
the capital. : 1t is dreadful to contem
plate life in the midst of such danger
and every gun spiked. But the Cassie
county forces are still intact and Cald
wells fire company was never known
to finch. The capital ut Boise still
lives.
The parlors of Howard Sebree's resi-
dence was thrown open to tn,
many friends of their son Ralph
last Monday evening. in honor o
his friend, Vernon Badley, of Uunte,