The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fourth of July program in todays
paper
Mr.. f. X. Hayes of Emmett was in
town two days last week.
Cashier Sebree and Hi Dunbar spent
Monday evening in Boise.
Interesting college matters are I'M
avoidably crowded out of this issue.
Mrs. B. B. HALEY and child are visit
ing friends and relatives in Boise City.
E.. Hayes and w. r. Cartwright
were doing business in Caldwell during
tho week.-Emmette Inde.r.
L. $ Ollie returned from Portland
last week The gentleman is much I'M
proved in health and spirits.
The library of the College will be
open Saturday and Sunday afternoons,
from to 6 =. NJ. Librarian.
Mr.. G.. II. Shaw, of the Central Lum-
Der Company, spent Thursday and Fri
day in Observation-Disclosures Nugget.
james Gum the Populist orator will
hold a meeting at Middleton, Friday
evening to which everybody is cordially
invited.
Remember the grand strawberry
festival at Gwinn's orchard Friday
evening. 1t will be the event of the
summer season.
A strawberry festival was given
by the ladies of Middleton last even
ing. The Caldwell brass band and
many visitors attended.
Messrs. Maxey and Boone, Caldwell
base ball battery, are working at the
Forwarding house stacking wool this
week. The boys are getting i'll training
for the Fourth of july game.
The Owyhee county Republican
committee issued a called for the
county convention on August 1st A
commendable silence was maintained
on the senatorial scheme.
Mr.. Hugh Anderson of Salt Lake
City is in town this week. Mr.. Anderson
was appointed adjuster by the Imperial
Insurance Co. of London to look after
the policy of Mr.. G. X. Smith of Cald
well, burned out last week.
A change in the mail route between
Caldwell and Emmett will take effect
on the first of July. Heretofore it has
been from Middleton to Emmett di-
rect, but will now take in Star, the line
from Boise to Star being cut off.
Hobos broke into the Jap headquar-
ters last week, Carrying of watch and
several pieces of cutlery. Mar
shal Martin arrested one hobo
which put the others to flight, but
turned him loose again as he wasn't the
one wanted.
A new electric generator has been
invented, or discovered, by Michael
Emme, of San Francisco. 1t promises
to revolutionize electrical things gener-
ally. A brief description will appear
in saturdays TRIBUNE
The game of base ball at the park
SUNDAY between MiddletOn'S and Cald-
wells kid mines, resulted in a victory
for the latter, the score being rs to 10.
The Middleton boys although defeated
enioyed themselves immensely while in
town. Come again boys.
The Union Pacific Is the short line
to the Lewiston, Miners Delight, At
lantic and South Pass Gold fields
Buy your tickets via Rock Springs or
Rawlins, from which points you can
90 by first class stage line to Lewis
ton, reaching the mines the same day.
Col. Stearns and Editor Mock were
at the Metropolis Monday viewing the
sights and keeping cases on pure and
undetiled Democracy. Mock claims
that "A plan is incubating which will
knock Republicans and Populist sky
high.
There was counting of noses at
Boise when the Ada county Repub-
Iican committee met, and the result
showed a majority against the sena-
torial proposition, hence it was not
preached. Evidently. there are good
Republicans and substantial men on
that committee.
Picard and Roberts are preparing to
tear down their old butcher shop on
Main street to make room for hand
some brick building which will be
erected at the earliest possible date.
Mr.. w. g. Mckenzie has bought one
third interest in the business which
will now be known as the Caldwell
Butchering Co.
The Democratic County Committee
met here Monday. The convention
tor tne purpose VI elccIl's uelegaCeS
to the state convention will be held
at Payette, July Is; the county con-
yention at Nampa some time in
October. VIM. Thorpe and A. A.
TAYLOR as Chairman and Secretary of
the committee resigned. H. X. Hart
ley and William Bowman were sub
Atituted.