The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge Young, of Nampa, was in
Caldwell Sunday.
Mr.. John Carter, of Emmett, was
transacting business in Caldwell, Sun
day.
A number of immigrants were
camped on the river near the bridge
Sunday evening.
Assessor Horn returned from attend
ance on the Republican League meet
ing at Denver, Saturday.
Mr., P. II. Lannan of the Salt Lake
Tribune was in town Monday visiting
his daughter Mrs. Chas. Sebree.
Messrs. Ed. Hedden and w. c. Dun,
bar brought some fine specimens OF
gold and silver ore from Willow creek
last week.
One of the greatest causes of trouble
in the world is the habit people have OF
talking faster titan they think.-The
Idaho Evangelist.
Mrs. Weir, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Caldwell for
several weeks, left Sunday for her
home in Denver, Colorado.
The regular meeting of the city coun
Gil Monday evening was adjourned
without completing the business in
hand, until after the Fourth.
We believe the resolution will not be
introduced in the convention, and if
introduced will be promptly voted
down.-Paris (Bear Lake Co.. Post.
Free and illustrated lecture to ladies,
by NJ. f. Belangee, under the auspices
of the Viavi Co. Friday evening, July 6,
at 8 o'clock, in the Presbyterian church.
1t should be understood that the row
between old man Pullman and Debs is
responsible for the detected and measly
appearance of THE TRIBUNE this
issue.
Messrs F. COrran and B. Sebree were
arrested for the second time Monday
by s. Barnum on the same complaint,
closing down the water tap belonging
to Mr. Barnum.
Mrs. Frank Hardy and children are
visiting friends and relatives at Rey-
nolds creek. Mrs. Hardy will visit Jor-
dan Valley, De Lamar and Silver City
before returning.
News comes from DeLamar that Mr..
McFaddeD who was shot by Franks at
South Mountain short tine ago, is
gradually getting worse with little hope
of his recovering.
There are forty carloads of wool to
be shipped from the Forwarding Co.
warehouse as soon as the trains get to
running again. Thirty five of these is
the wool RObt. Noble sold few days
ago.
A game of base ball is advertised to
come off at 100 o'clock p. m. today.
Middleton, Marble Front, Nampa and
Caldwell will take part in the game.
The Caldwell band will be in attend
ance.
Several petit thefts have been CON-
mitted in the last few days by hobos
who have been swarming into town.
They seem to be coming from all di
rections, Caldwell being their stopping
point.
The advertisement calling for hop
pickers which has been in THE TRIB-
UNE some time contained an error. 1t
should have been 81 per hundred weight
for picking instead Of $3.50. Read as
corrected.
Editor D. Bacon, of Nampa, called on
THE TRIBUNE Saturday. MIR. Bacon
announces himself as a candidate for
county commissioner. He is one of
the old timers and if elected would I'M
questionably render valuable services.
MIR. II. N. Maxey and family and
Mrs. Snider left for De Lamar last
week. Mrs. Maxey and son, Roy, will
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Snider. Mr.. Maxey returned
Sunday. He reports De Lamar lively,
and the mines and mills running full
handed.
The man who escaped Jail week or
ten days ago has been recaptured and
is now in the OWyhee county Jail.
Sheriff IretOn rendered valuable SER
vices to the sheriff of Owyhee in effect
ing the capture. 1t is said that there
is aA organized gang of horse thieves
jim this section.
In conversation with Mr.. Hoover,
Caldwell's entsrprising undertaken and
furniture dealer, the gentleman assured
a TRIBUNE representative that another
story would be put over his building,
Jointly with DIR. Isham, this season.
mr.. Hoover has abundant faith in the
outcome of Caldwell and feels that the
way to make the town grow and pros
Der is for everybody to put shoulder to
the wheel. The only noticeable differ
ence In his business, says Mr.. Hoover,
is that so many people are not dying
this spring as usual and he is too kind
hearted to wish for any increase OF
business from that source.