The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-30
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

Mr.. Sheriff IretOn was at POcatellO
Thurs day and Friday Oh special bust
ness.
Hal Coffin, of Boise is favOrably
spoken Of as a Republican candidate
for state treasurer.
The Statesman announces that
Mayor Gwinn is mentioned as a candl-
date for state treasurer.
Mr.. Nj. &. Stiles is back at his old
trade, painting. Mr.. Stiles is doing
neat Job at Mr.. II. ID. Blatchley's this
week.
All bids for stand privilege for the
Fourth of July will be closed saturday
evening at 8 o'clock. Lot. L. Feltham,
Secretary.
Tickets for the evening dance on the
Fourth, are for sale at the principal
business houses. Gentlemen $l.oO
ladies free.
Mr.. J. NJ. Martin is improving sew
eral of the crossings in town this week
with the dirt from the Picard and
Roberts building.
The business houses will all close at
$50, sharp, Wednesday morning, to al
low their employees an opportunity to
celebrate the Fourth.
Miss Loretta Reed, TRIBUNE COM
positor left today for Pendleton,
Oregon, where she will visit with
friends the next ten days.
1t is rumored that Hon. j. M. Ballen-
tine has, in effect: accepted the noml-
nation for Governor on the Democratic
ticket-when it is made up.
Mrs. Hines, of New York City, sister
of the Hon. John I. Keegan, and son
accompanied by Mrs keegan, were Wis
iting friends in Caldwell, Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. r. E. Miller who has the contract
of putting up the Picard, Roberts and
Mckenzie building on Main street, will
commence work on the foundation
about the 9th Of July.
Read the Normal school notes in this
issue. The TRIBUNE has made ar
rangements with Prof. BrOxon to pub
lish these interesting reports exclu-
sivelY during the term OF school.
A special train will be run from Pay
cite on the Fourth. The committee
made arrangements wi IN Mr.. Calvin to
have the train arrive here at $50 o'clock
in the morning. A large crowd is ex-
pected.
Mrs. Mayor Gwinn entertained a
large number of lady friends at her
1nc of 0ftnr.
noon. A delicious lunch was served
and the ladies enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
Miss Della Rich, sister of Mrs. Broxon
and her friend Miss Emma Buchanan
special correspondent of the Fort
Wayne Ind Daily Gazette, are here to
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
BrOxOn.
Messrs. Ed. Hedden and w. &. Dun
bar left for Willow Creek Wednesday
where both gentlemen are interested
in mining property. They speak of
the Willow Creek country as the COM
ing mining camp.
The Misses Gilgan have an elegant
display of millinery at their parlOrs on
Main street this week. If you want
hat in the latest STYLE call at the Chi
cago Millinery parlors where they have
great assortment.
Mr.. Chas. Sebree with a half dozen
engineers, attracted considerable atten-
streets on the threshing machine engine
belonging to Mr.. Robertson. The en-
CINE is to take a principal part in the
~oroAo or, tho EOurf,,
Mr.. John Sebree who has been buying
cattle in Boise and Payette valleys
shipped eighteen carloads from Weiser
Monday and nine carloads from Cald-
we'll Tuesday. Mr.. Sebree said they
were all in good condition.
/Don't forget that the great barbecue
Z dinner in Caldwell on the Fourth of
July Is free to all. Two roast oxen
with bread and coffee enough for the
entire county. Come to Caldwell on
the Fourth and enjoy yourself.
Capt. J. r. DeLamar, the well known
mining man of Idaho accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Della
mars mother, are guests at the Sher-
man house in Boise City. The party
will remain in Boise week or more.
Mr.. J. B. Kirkpatrick will commence
making bricks at his yard about three
miles east of the city, Monday. Mr..
Kirkpatrick has an order for 100000
for the buildings that are to be erected
in Caldwell, with several outside orders.
Mr.. J. L. Baker changed his place of
business from the Masonic block to one
of Chris. Fahy's buildings on the oppO-
site side of the street last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. r. Smith who was burned out a
short time ago will occupy the building
vacated by Mr.. Baker on or about the
9th. of July.
Hon. w. s. Bailey and A. X. Steun-
enberg have been devoting most of the
week to the royal sport of boarding the
jackrabbt in his den. All went well
and the reports made by the sportsmen
of blood and carnage were the amaze
ment of the community. Thursday
evening collapse came, when Mr.. Bad
ley brought in one battered and disfig-
ured victim. The rabbit is fatal and
monumental witness. Every hair on its
back was of a sickly white yellow hue.
1t had evidently been scared to death
by the terrific bombardment which had
been in regular progress during the
week. On its back and head were evil
1onnoo nf fo,,1 r,lOu tho m